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The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
IN UfaOratefaH Co,U.

A new enactment of the old ballad Of
the "House that Jack built" little
bit altered, took place few minutes at
ter four o'clock yesterday afternoon at
Fourth and Market streets A man was
driving an unruly COW down Fourth
street, which he had tied by the horns
with a rope and was approached by Miss
Emily Webb who only said word or
two when the cow turned upon her.
Then
"The maiden alltforlorn
Was tossed by the COW with brass on
Her horn"
Excepting the shock the lady SUSTAIN
ed no injury.
Considering the deep interest always
manifested by Miss Emily Webb in the
welfare of dumb animals, The conduct of
this COW can only be classed as an In
stance of the basest ingratltude.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
a Sere1Lade.

The Millard military band, a new
musical organizati on of the city last
night serenaded ex-Councilman Thomas
Johnson, at his residence, No. 512 West
Third street. They intended the serenade
as a complete surprise, but Mr.. johnson
had wind of their coming, and was
ready to receive them with his usual
generous hospitality. The band rem
dered several selections in an excellent
manner.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
No Rehearsal.

Owing to the appearance of Miss EN-
ma Abott, at the Opera House this
evening, the regular rehearsal of the
Mlllard Club wilrnot take place.
At meeting of the club held last
evening the following Off icers were elect
ed:
Musical Director-C. B. Rhoads.
Directors George w. Stone, Henry
Baird, DIR. Howard Ogle, D.. j. M. Cur
tis, q. T. Howell, Ma baniel r. Benson,
Jr., Henry P. Rumford and William
w. Lobdell.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
CloveS I Gloves !

|Russell 4 Spencer have still a few pair
desirable shades in good sizes of the
suyln Seamless Kid Cloves ut 92c. The
.atest bargain ever offered in this city.
I 40 fine assortment Of Lisle Thread
loves In Lace Top and 2, 3, and band
popular prices. ~.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the err
b and indiscretions of youth, nervous
fakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
!, will send "A recipe that Will cure you
REE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
ts discovered by "a missionary In South
.merica Send Il addressed envelope
i the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID,
'sr York GtD, May4- y4-eodD&wly.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
Hosiery.

|pn.selI 4 Spencer will on Wednesday
Ling offer someastonishing bargains
wosIsrv Ladies regular made Bal
L,rgan half regular Fancy stripe and
Lndouins at 2Oc. per pair. Also line
Gents Fancy stripe, and extra super
hints, regular made and at the same re-
.arkaby low price. -I'
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
M attinpS.

NJ. Kennard Il Co, offer a fine line
Fancy Red Check and White Mating
1.-The lowest prices of the season, and
|they SOW SHOW them on their Low EB
lOoR, ladies can see them without the
|srtlOn OF going up long flights of
kErs. Mayi-lt.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
DIED.

SWEATMAN.-On May I'd, 1880, James @.
Sweatman, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 3l8 French street,
on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, with
out further notice. myss
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
IMPROVING.

Mr.. A. Henze, who had his ankle
broken several weeks ago, has so far
recovered from the accident as to leave
his room. He is obliged, however, to
use crutches.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
Police Court.

At the hearings last evening before
the Mayor, George Humes and Peter
Calvin, were each required to pay So
and costs for allowing goats to run at
large.
This morning the cases consisted OF
three drunks, upon which the usual PEN
atty of SO cents and cost was imposed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
Roots and Shoes.

Daniel McCusker, PIG W. I'd street. has
n in II large stock Of boots and shoes for
q spring trade, and Is determined to
them cheaper than any house In the
~ Give him a call and save money.
Apr9 eo13m.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

tasract from letter from Beckett 4
pmn, Drugglsts, Monroe. N. C.
MONROE. Dec. q, 1879.
nave no hesitation In saying that
" SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure Is the
~ elhclent combination for obstinate
Eney Diseases we have ever known
p, me nave no meagre experience, our
rnSN, nSkett being practicing physician
Fa1SEW. BICK EFT d GRIFFIN.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

Ahs have heHi az of. Of a long d,spute.-Pvsi.
dren IL ,"e n. best remedy for ne tee,h;. eohG,u-
90 O'' Bulls Baby syrup. pee'n'De
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
Handsome .Lfbraru,

Chas. b. Lore, Esq, it is said, has the
largest, most costly and complete law
library in the State, and although a
young man, more law students have
studied in his Office than in all the law
Offices in the city combined.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

Book beer on drsught at Bucher's
Fifth and Shipley, 2t'
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
|Tle Daily Sassfts.

-. may be found on tile 4 e.. at !, Geo; ns
|hTau 60 Gay sPgqbeesm be- made @ foritin New YORK:
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
Hot or Cold Baths
Now History Recalls the Past.

Valentines, second and shipley.
hnrA-gt
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Subject to the nomination of the DEM
ocratic party. May4-tn,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04
FIRST EDITION.
Laid to Rest.

FUNERAL OF COL. VIM. HEMPHILI
JoNEs-INTERMENT AT THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-04

NASH ALWAYS AT COMMAND FOR
" MORTGAGES. LARGE On .,IALL,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
apr3- HEALb n CO.
, 1880-02-10
TGtnl for nil ..... IT,.
purposes. s4.4A,sn sJ,ls3,Us0 y42oo,l5o
Tho report wis laid oyUr.

SECOND 1sKfIMENT AnMOaY.
The special onlor-tho report Of tho Commit
ths second Regiment ha allowed tu ,lsV ito foot
north It tAa Exposition llullAlug on WhIeA to
Greet NJ ,lrlHory.-was tAken up,
Az ulxnil offered thy following amendment,
ssss i 4hst 's fs'f; ia sayor und Commissioner OF
puhlu Marks hu aud are horuhy authorized to
hy :au feot dacp on tho Lnke l'Ark, north of tho
Exposition. fur the pllrlx,se Ut hilllling nn mr.
,ypg nfy fsr r, snla y EsKia!s, vs s .hSI ssh
puriH,soa nii4 shMtl not l0 leased IL any utiior
vidti, furthor tlMt slid sec.,s,d ltaxtnont, ur
shall saca!s 1a sIx, mouths: notice from S, ;ho
Mayor aud Commissioner Of Public Works 90 TO
do.
:, AID. Clark saia 1t would bo very unwise for tho
nrlnnry thOre. since. It ths grni,d wins sold thuy
would lase tue s.s0,00 put Ilt0 tho building. liz
ntsfE1d substitute, authorizing tho tlsG at tho
srevt oy @ gys esa fo9 9o ion ye9s t
Aid. Phelps favored the amendment of Aid.
!1txult Tho prOparty hatl been MI oyGslro for
eus-KrolllMa anl d{<aa,tnry fur rubbish. Therp
Whs no prGafIect 0f tfs being sold, The property
suxgustc.t by ALL. Clark wls vul4ublu; tWu pcr
ts h"n o nS "fsea Az sr , otar l. wss wqh
ty.1llno ytnra. tho Qaty Didn't DO nipre for tho
military thRn It bud. tlere would DO none In
three ycars. lilo wu,,te.b 10 h4Yo soldiers hero
when ehere WIZ trouble. and ilut be Obliged to
Send to tho mountains forthum.
city uould vi tsjooo to- ao{row I for ,hS Lake. ~
1 Front property II the au,hhfisos would s1ga tho
Aid. hicCaRrcy saId tho qIty should be kind to
tho men who bud defended u iu ttM0 OF danger.
, 1880-02-10
UNION. VETERANS,

E!4EEIlOS uF DfFlEEHH,
Tho uton Vctert!n Club held II rcg1lfar meet-
Ink lust uvcnft,g In 'H roui III tho GRIND pucItle
Hotel. witt, President Martin Beeln In the chalr
Fnrsous rpports Ut ct'm1nlttecs wcro bundled In.
The report nf Treasurer George W. Cook showed
tho receipts to favo bcen, fsnni Juu. t. to tlate,
$::eG4s. plil out on vouchers, SLED. Ilasanee Of,
hand, $l12. Colnrlle Lii l}a,l1ne offered n series
Of resolutions, which wcre adopted, III rclnttUn
to tho Fcnstons law, which ha pretaecd with Il
LONE Written argument hAusst Commissioner
bentley, The resolutions urt liz follows:
WLtEREAs, 1t IL evident tu us thut tho pnssage
Of tho act known rs the ''sixty district hiif."
aIl. 1ow Ilctl,lfng III Congress. will work Yrc,lt
Injustice to thousands nf deserving men WHO
;st thor featth through hardship 9!id exposure
weiy wounded In the limo "f their ty Upon tho
Held Of aetloli. md arp Justly entitled to peil-
s1nlls 1n,.n ti's Government OIL account ut such
,WuENsAs, We hcllevc that Tho wtlaptlon OF tho
SIMPLEST rua1s consistent with tho protection Ut
the fhat tntgrest Of li concerned, Wnd being IN
nhlt to Gunctlve nf ntly plum more complicated
q one that would b. uorn unfair 10 Tie suilItr
triet It'll; iharefosc, t;e It 'e'' way '''''
.,,ts iessff'l lty shg unon Veteran Club or CHI
@ sago; ~. y, rca,,ar ,nset'nE :!ssanbl.r flint We
sai Gl!, At.I wc earnest!y ap;,er! to liz Sa,.Ntor
a.u REPRESENTATIVE III G,Hffuss frs1n, this tMto
u 'sAe ht1 honorable fneA,ls In their po,sor to
prevent tho pass.,tfc s.f snlsl bsll. "
unun Veteran Clul lm nnt IL i,rr1'y ti,s p,ct ri
g gvnA duly auhentlutod copcs si ti,tss rcs'.
tiv"s In Cnnrrtss fa,l,s ihIs Sts,% ~" HopFe'eh'a'
fI'hn r,vnintinnu nffnr a1r1" 1fi.u,s.,,, ,,u.o
a.ttIItc,i ''S'S o''e'oo'o't "o'o
Thp rUl,nwit,p Cenmtttees FIR tl,c .nu,,rr voor
,yurr ,,llno,lce,l bv tlu pr,s.,,nt: ''"'"S ''''s
Pnliftrul ActjUrg,joNu S. Miijeu. ". n. srrI,,,
NOR, ". ii, jjDjtDJj, ii. +, finWks. jnnn vrtsnny
nvi,nutt, LS Urand isnrte. N'' ''as''"' d. .e'oS
Mcrns,crshlI,- isook, 1oseuh McCart.
Eruturns ai,I Aln,Ise,,,cn,a-u ntctso,,
john l.. Munltinr. ii. II. Wr1nht Il :, T. Hh,'rJ.,
JNTcs Is, White. y ''9'' - 49, o"u''os'
FInnnce-Ht,th r. t1upchott roo,,, r,,,., J,,..,
J, ieuly, ~0o "'o''' "'""
t;mn,;,tttao IN 1srnlov,,,r..1,.., o..,x
John j. iieuiy. Nrti r. ffa.a.hntf u N HtI,,ts
n. H. MIMI H. 4 y Ejnkn" sT..,s., M y. Mn'o1t1
, 1880-02-10

Given w. ndoptcel. BY th's action tho row or
Ranfzatinn Will be cnllHl, ".Thc Southern
ltcfu1ccs' Relief Association" mil shn Objects
ret FORTH nrc for tho rrfIef pf cnlor,1, letpo who
clni9rAte to tho North during tho present negro
rynt1,H.
The election NJ bf1cers nf tho association next
took pIacc. Nntl tho following wcrt, ,Nosc.:
@ @Irr.t!'rs!t. ucn; .tohn T. f,csrrl'lxe Vacc-rre:-
Howard. w., e., tin,y, ,tho iacv, j. i.
v:r /, '"nrs b. y T. T. io,'ss. 1'ray. i; H.. 4 H. cg
!Iattcl'i, nlshnp xnn,.le! f,sl!9ws, Pr. y, I.
Mrla.ni. .Iunnihnn i'lnMmrr. J. Il Carter, ". i.
ShMrp: Heertary, II. n. ltusts Treasurer. Will
!N1N t'nHn NiSan.
o. n,ntloi, Of ST. Owen. committee WAS np-
President Of tho Ass'niatfon shu,,, hn Uhair-
man, ~ rnrtse Tho constitution anai yet 1t into
formal shhpg.
II wus resolved that tho Executive Committee
should isstte circulars asking TINT tho pastors bt
churches takc III, collection Fur this ptrpnse n
week from next Stl1ltluy.
Mrs. ttDnGl, nj st. Louis. mule II plen III llE.
llnlf nf M assM:utlon IN TINT ety fur tbs relief
u ts'h!rs1 rnfH4rcs. MID asked tho cooperation
Or the ncw C,t,gs,, Msss,eatltr.,.
Tho meeting tlten adjourned.
, 1880-02-10
TIE SOCIALISTS.

rnRpAutNf ron THE COUNTY CtSyEyTtoy
Tho {,nut.nt Ca,n,stttcn NJ Tho H.,t.tufta+tc
7rl,or ".tr ,,,t st ,.,,,,,, L., ~ h."'.''s','.
.. ,,ir., p.., . "ss ~ cs's"k III tne ".seh'e'1e
ol 81 ruin hFcnetc, II d. hlorEnn IN the cllhir.
fcsttyuL u, tho anniversary Of thc rarfs f,un-
n,,no rc,nrtri thnt tho, hni s,r,,rn, w',st
'rrIrth ] strct liz III, fns sv Wnrc ~ "rs ~
w!urli Hnc tho entertainment VIII sMks place.
:, Mr. MnrHhh rnntI i communication FROM tho
Nh!Hta! ExrctsfiFc committee 1T l)etrutt, which
as.tMl th'it tho tt'!nnlItie' w.Is III = hAa WY
nhaltela!iy. Htiu ilaRttaR hclp senni Ch!ctx0. 1t
WIS stlEH.stett hy Mr; MaiEga lint thnse sne-
, 1880-02-10


Mr.. N. A. Dnno hRs been appointed Passenger
Avcnt fnr tho Atchisnn, Tnnokn 4 gun.o IN mn,
s,,a ro,.,,.a,, III, taa1.es. y o"" -. 1,..",
IonM eo'upahf' Win aeaoallartcrs NJ hnunlo,
N. Y.
Tho nrin,to rortro. I'm oatot,,uho;1 tho fo,,or..
. '.a.s -" -. I' ~. .s''.Iu Iss...t. ~ .n''""
LUZ neW stht4ois on ts thau"orln DlflAlon:
l,lsin Station, 1.-Two miles vest Of QriswHll, John
ka"c, Agent; oswcEo Siding. two miles west
1rom Nlsttn; lnyson, two miles west from Os-
weXo SlItug, Alfred A. Lynn. Agent.
mho So, r.,..,.,. ~ =, - ,r.-.-.,
, IN 1,y 5y, ir!siias ~ MEL Az; =. =: MentWorin,
SMtfa!cttt Stf!.t fasstslHer Ann IicKnt ARent oi tne
n1. IT,. ~ Ee.! ,s Mir1se, th, W1 ~ ~ enAeu 70
, t.t ~ ~! uun Pu!!tu tHrn!iRn nis itto severe
sa,et ,. u s.cHGt anu ~ itnW tttp!u!y cetivnles-
tH ~ 70 " ho'e 70 % out ngah IN
lno ''ttef part VI 11a ~eek'
The Classification Committee Of tho IIIQi,
joints will nlectul Cleveland tu-tlay tn make +,
fSvs,oa OF ,sI t9 Gsta0oM, c!asssGaion Thls
SnnlaaIhsteo .,..I VIII nhse !utn!nR 70 70 Mtn tne
cn.ttuEH1H 1 u !Mtss, p!t VIII SIMPLY plaeo IN
~ .I9,n ol.r Ess ~ nslotner "i!en cAilscs
mfo @ 'uiG ~ cnsst tor sncn nGtion Hetnre tho
m teW Iauas!i!GAttot A's ittn euret II VIII AaVe To
oe approved by tho tllRh Joints.
Tho Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Com.
pnny hns completed nll arrangements to com
incticu lrcnkinE ground far i'll nav 1uescnrrr
de,sut, ut tho CORNER pr Wells nt Ktnz3e BsrrstH
ns soo.l na Tic ,yentfor n,nIicrltcs, Tho plut,s
fur tho new BUILDINGS h,lyu nut vet been cum.
plotetI, BIT will bu rrutly In 4 few dnys, Thu
, 1880-02-10
1nrr1y Chief Deputy Collector hero under COi.
lct:tnr Harvey, mid moro intterly atntionrtl Mt
TIE P1G-STIG:lXERS.

A42H l. J4kCs
INTERNAL DlsSENstoNa IN THEIR UNION.
In rcsr,ns" 10 4 nubltasc,i cn1 or II mrotng of
'1snp,hcra NJ tho llntcflrss Unlnn Dihcr tlan
tho expert ainntls. 10 which tho pr,ss WIS rt'r-
t1lally Invited. Mho1lt aiN 1lslnt butchers Ns-
scm1,cti nt ;: ucock yesterday nftcrnolli nt fl,-
htInian HILL, M. n West tnyInr atrret. These
woro by I'M means exclusively Not,-exrctts. tho
result Of ths meeting showing TINT the wIclters
Of tho khffe nr steel were III ilnbEdtlcn nl ur.
1ty. win carried everything their own way.
Tho meeting wns called to order by Mr..
MiclHel Quinn. OF wlrusn MntIon Alr. I'atrIek
Garuy VIA chilled to tho chair. and Mr.. Neil
Fletcher was nppoIntcd ecerc1ary.
Tic Chnir nt,no.lmed that, IN accordance With
lug, It wunld he upreSsary fnr all tho butchers
present wh, w1rl,!.H1 a k,iEfs mud stcul tho rx-
Mr. Gcr,icjI,t, Dwycr sn!,i Tint Ibo did mt src
Ml,y nnyb,Hy shnnta 10 cxctntle,i frt1n tho hull.
Thu meeting was to u! lntcn,s ursd purposes Il
public t,iI''. Inclrrs of tllo press ind police Of
A. ,paiifek Walsh protested nEpt,,st tho
skilled hlnrcrs rcnalninK.' The ,snsktittd
ins their vlcws ii tho rcsulir meetings nf tho
luton, ant' nnw tint they hll gut lhEclher they
iic Isss.ai tiat iii III the rot,, shn,li , al ".icc
leave t, n1d TINT t'nfy thnsN ae rcntlniittGd who
WET, klius n M .ltsk!lls,l lnlor.rs md who
,S; Il: S%: te, h +. no nsys,. n,sy "q 'a s
-, With n ~ ~ , III m., snv y. n,curs m s1s, Mn", @
Hinttgr set re1rUtch
The Chasr hcl! TINT tho point WIZ wei, t,.kcn.
and decided that the tlleetlug w,!sn pnbl!u t.c,
frn,n which Ilu nne cnlitl bt excluded.
Mf: 4,l!nn nude very warm srseeh IT. WHICH
hu sa tl,ut nc IND e,'l,,t, to thu ,rrtg fur tho
zutlon. III .lonilns will thpm hc Iulsetl from
tnte1isn excitement into i,lcohrrc,lce, which
vnrous ti!ieeTs utterly iisonit,nl,rilse. III
GGI!ftIslof. he presented 10 the meetng tho fol-
, 1880-02-10

per Yesterday asked tho representative Of tho
llrnnd Trunk for tho best rato Tor n lnrEo
amount Of RraIn to I.iverpapi. liz WIS nforrlsd
TINT tho 5Mte "a ~ cents ps l1o pounds. Tho
shipper rcpliot TINT he cnl,ld not ncccpt tho
othor Hing. aud consequently t,fi givn tho mis.
ness to the latter, which ia utmost ecrtnin pthf
Will compel tho Gt7lnd Trunk to nlnkn q
further Reduction, If Y innans to keep
up thu "lxHm" IT Inns Ind OFT tho export h,lsf-
The. pnl -nes Will holtl u meeting Il, few tlaya
to lccfa whnt action Ia bust to hc takcn under
tho circ,1natA regular reduction In rates
this mpnth, by which tlme tho new Dfa1ll Trunk
will bo IT Ko1 working orIor aud prepared t0
meet Rll competition.
, 1880-02-10
THE CoLoRED EXODUS.

HELF FUR THE IiEFUl3EkA IN kANAAH
Tho pG1plO nj Chtc1xo who have peeA inter-
cstssl directly In tho relief Of tho colored refu-
Roes In kansas net In tho gentiulncn's partor Ut
tho uraul pacillc Hotel yesterday afternoon Tor
tho puE1,so Ut organizing permanent nAsoc!..-
ton. The Hov. c. 4. Towlc presided, and Dir.
jol,n A. Owen Actel as Secretary.
Mr. ltust rcltt u number At iutlcrs fr,m Kun.
mrs. and nude few reinarks IL behuIf VI u per-
tuanent organization.
Gen. buresaslgc stateA that hn had tlruwn up u
form of organization and bIr Owen had drawn
up another.
10th we4u reud, aud thv constitution or Mr..
, 1880-02-10
FORT WAYNE WATER BONDS.


FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 0.-Tho city hl.s Just
disposed Of tho remainder Of her water works
bonds, amounting to $160,00O 10 Clark, Post &
Martin, Of New York, ut lU3 md nrerl,ct, Inter-
est. The bo.lds run thirty yeary, and bear per
cent iutgrtst-
, 1880-02-10

.. The E!lrcdge SewIng-Ancllne.- lca,ls
tho worlll, nltt Is tic best for you to buy.
Sold OIL monthly payments. 1,D State street.
, 1880-02-10
Tho Council hNd ~ much. right 10 lot the Hconnil
hl,It iii ar1nsry rs tho EtpUsttlon peopIc 10 put

h,Itti NJ, ar,nnsy as tho Exposition people 10 put
up thoir building.
LAKE. . fron S. a thnk x1t Il O. e dSiaeF he Fse 5Hn
lie would vote For tho amendment, Int wanted
a!x mol.tha stricken out md sixty days inserted.
THU cavalry mil art !llcry should MISC hnvo tl,ar-
Ai1. Nwlfl lhln't believe \ W.; rlaht 70 vote
per,Mlt 10 D, ti,eT,. Xs tIo art',ory yoi,i.i vail 10
Temporary. 1t wnlll,! require considerable check
a 's r. ~ y lis believed AZ
AID. Tnro,p referred e tho ststencnt mule
!nn military meeting held tho othcr night, that
cuuHCIt Couhn nE DouaHT.
frc stftnt think tint wnud help tho sotdiers my.
hut to l,t1tGvcd they wrro necessity. n1,tl lio
m vckse. e fs spoks ~ ii f"vr of Il liz % ssia ans
HIM @ 's sss T.? The 1s s9 20 soa @ Lave ,s
* AXi. Esrrstt. ga. opnoscd e, tho a3nendmcnt,
All. Thompson snw nothing improper In tho
Ali. L,wlsr t,oueht it test to t.aopt tho sub.
stthtc, Inltcyinv + w9s for tho Interest Of tho
~ ASI Si:'i't; Dixon, ut Ali. culcrtons suggestion,
struck out Six months and Inserted threo
.,Aftcr some furthor ,talk. the previous quos-
tlof wtA nrderHl, anu tho substitute WINS rc-
a.Saaders haiar s cisra s''qms; uru.s Mo-
Mally. nYn!an, t.awler, Purcell. Snytl,, Elszner.
MISUNDERSTANDING, nIxn,, Phelps, slniiory,
Turner. McAulty, ca,llcrton, Altpotcr, Prcycy.
yes!f sS r@s @n'srsr ss'F Sssp tsa MoSfr Me
Aid. .ttawieEh novel US N, amendment to tho
ntn,etMlmcn! , aiint th6 % ,1ext loo foot north be
aaHe' f H.at, tor IT. s'i a3ah ~ t.esshcMt, N,
fort io mnta fnr IT, II sIxfrut ~ t,,ittnn .a' ''o
H.ho i.tuir tAi H., r,,i"j fhn inttor ,,t ~
ort.r. '"'' "A'' o'''' wy ''''1 '"' '"'o' WI "a
Xii. Weko,glam 'eW Wa,ei !n 'is'oa to kow h,s
A%!; bso,,. ll,si Gssn !Soi!'!isa: "1 Ass''s.'
''ss'%st Tn" cair therefore ruled tint It could not bo
votf9 g; W;..or.,,n ,n,oo,, f,o,n H.. .,oo,,,,
Of h The Chr. n .e''"' "'p'''' 'so''' 'n' ''c's'''
"A n; MsSsrey thought IT. + W. unfa. to TX to
s g. ha syy hy Sd a + Y Syy y es src 4s @
t'ansn ! tey ws r,sIxn; g ,os or0ro,
ST. Sss!f Fsss. s ':'s!s!s y9y wsnsr'A'
,,s M": ~. .n!"u.Rn IVY. sGitsht s WIS h8rooa 10
WE. wIckrrstum. f}x"m pbc1n.. c,ara Nal.
lary, Orn.iis, Tnri'or, McA',iey, C,,ilastoi, Nc
sWff i Horna aM. MTnIcf Knnf s'gx onsorp' unrp'
Meyer. WettGrcr, ntcCAsIrey, l}nrrctt, JOINS,
Esz,s s,nc aaa1 s1sr hear hps,s SEFee
Tho amendment US n1ncnjed wns thon rcitd
and THO point WIS tn,llc, ty Ala. Cinrk Tint lilo
Sixth Nexline1t could bold lts 1op feet perpstnHl-
Tho Chilli saId tic correction could BE- inado
! sevurai srai'ts Aldermen objected.
Nld. nnwluigh stntcl tliut n1s intention was To
i,avo tho sixth come ii, ,ndrr The saino condi.
'''" "' @A' 1rurs nn1rs . .'v 1svrny s nx"aTr usv
,,, ~ 80. - a.,, -. "a. A..
tMnEe, tng In Tts Y ,,s yosea n o. iI the
Sohitson ~ t!i, 1elng 1uHem. lt"as asfced 1o'-yeas
, 1880-02-10

No FANCY TItICEs-ilest sut tepth, 50; tsllIuR Y
ratee+ McC1usncy iros., ClKrk and Randolph -ss,
, 1880-02-10
TIE COUNCIL.
Presentation Of the Estimates
Made .by' the Finance
Committee.
They Recommend Over One Mill
= ion More than the Con-
troller.


= ion More than the Con-
u 1T.
4o''e'
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A. r,
t,,,. t,,o an,,n,, 1,,.-t,rcut
A"i 'iAo 'ceo'''' 'eol'
Af"'ofs'
i -
1 The City Council held II r.a,,lnr wcekly ,ucet.
'''R inst nrchlhg' Mayor Harrison Ut inc ehhlf'
| md nil present except scNurncy an,l waal,.
u1o19 ,,';n,," w' an fnc''so l"lOy "n'y nude up
A communication was reeolved frgm tho
hhy0r appointing GcOr9C kerBtcn CLERK Of tho
Police Court Of tho Nortl Division.
IL was rnfor1f,1 tn ,,to tn,nm1ftro IN po,tec.
y communication WIS received from Martin
Hcen. Secretary of tho irish 1anl'fscform md
Relief Association, inviting tho Council to tuko
ri r. =; asta,s" ss ss":;' yas 'ssss''" ssssSss
a communication wis received from tho COM.
missioner ut Public Works, tuclosiny III estimate
tr,.,.s ~ .1arr,", ,.. @ ha,,no,, ~,r"i .rn"t
WV WI '' inu' ~ "''ce' ~ %sa. s 49, '''eo'
and tho river. The cost w'n,id hc t'ot'eoas.
II WINS Ind ovor temporarily.
.o s.,,1. n,n, T.. se.s W. ~ ~, .to't
t'v LUZ, '4.lo o'e" VI 'eieicnte ~ 'no sweeping III
arI arT ter M ,reks s " eho - strset r.,
t!on Counsel. Atrl snynK TINT nc Thought IN
MG!ti'lo arrangement c.illt bp tll'H'o VIII! tho
i'fcstlehls q Inc e'fubn11ie. Whleh would b9
aust and satisfactory. Tho corporation Counsel
Mu s,.,,. ts H. '!g & &e'%mes % na ~ Ie T!snt 70
sm"uT i ,S sti . '' Try EHtasts a1la "l'o" IL 10
i'n.''a ~ .G .atg.u 1n.n 1n HHss M y r!Gs". ,.
,rora t t , " Az: W. LIZ ". Ky ,,,
v,,rIs ,rft,, "o,sn, ~ ~ =, ~, ~, ~ M
% %wu.nSS MHa po"pF ~ hi"@e XII "ffAllbcnolt hs
S"FsusG s,t,,.,.,,r,,,.,. ,.o. .o,o,,,o,, ru,. a..
1,,,J:I JIW,Et.oM Wn "s M I.eeisG" .s tit,n tEe
IT, tI - ", mcI,sH .!n Ia'!ton i !or
srco W. fyn, ." as vts a sdTsy awyro on @ pna
,I ~ 49,, H., ~. ~. MILL u s ~ EG!
h @ seg tt IT, TUG .GH VIZ ot 9'5s an s so 70
,nta itS Gm @ i! ane neiHnsm1I!.uu n!iu taAt tuo
eqsos @ tai'n, w9a' MT o. sicS'!tc % u nuisance.
1Ao tct'+toit "sta P'nee" ot' 'lc'
hItEpGiSu TllE RIVER.
tnry Itnnulph, ft,cjOs,ng a resolution n,jt,niru
y the D.rpgtays of The loatt. OF Trade rentinst-
tnE tho Conell to nuke IN appropriation for
, 1880-02-10

The opening OF tho Grand Trunk In this
city Is o thorn In the s1des OF the other rpada
1eatllag East, and aot!vo hosttlItles lnuy be OK
pccsoa b0forG loug. Tho present arrangements
by which tho old Grand Trunk continued to
Interchange It's buslross with tho NlchRan
Central, whtlo tho now 0rnnd Trunk dues
IN independent tratllo, cannot be kept up
very long, for even II Vanderbilt should
be content with this arrangement It ID moro
than likely that the other managers Of Now
York trunk lines will oblect. and domand III. ub-
rogutlon OF tho contract batwcen tho Michigan
yet peen openly cut, but that It IL dono uiandas.
timely thets can no longer be any doubt. a shlp-
, 1880-02-10

,Flltsn!E-suLl1SAN-0 On Monday. Fob. 1En hY
thb LEY i, EAsi,lrHn, iRfuvs i. Ftsbs and KAtAer
in0 u. Sullivan. M curtis. '"'-'r
nItIEas! !.EtN-CANEY-.At Frecpnrt, H., on Fob.
E5Hbpurt, III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fob. =, BY ". r.
Aio!oy, H. D.. AIR. !lury L. Anderson and Mrs. MattiU
lIulnhetx n1l Vt EAeIsu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-08
How it is Done.

The first object in life with the American
people is to .'get rich; the second to regain
good health The first can be obtained by ener-
gy,honsty and saving; the second (good healthy
by using GREENS August FLOWER. Should you
be respondent sufferer from any of the eff
fects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Indiges>
ton, &c, such as Sic kHeadache, Palpitation
of the Heart. Sour Stomach, Habituat Co.'S
tiveness. Dizziness of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses of August
Flower will relieve you at once. Sample
bottles 10 cents Regular size rs cents. Pos
itiyely sold by all frst-class druggists in the
". S.