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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
READ THE CERTIFICATES.
FROM 8. L. Cohen, Esq. Prestaent
Ofthe New York consolidated Card
Company, 1873 William Street.

FROM 8. L. Cohen, Esq. President
Ofthe New York Consolidated Card
Company, 1913 William Street.
NEW YORK, July %, 1879.
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From Engineer o. ID. Taylor, Esq.
NEW YORK, December Goth, 1879
find by experience that DR.. Tobias Venetian
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OF Taylor q Co., Bankers, No IL Wall street.
From b. Lawrence, Esq, of tho
Firm of b. & b. Lawrence, 40
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ers.
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street, Hartford; James D. Miller, ESQ.,, Browns.
vile, Pa; Ryerson. Brown & Davit. l28 West
Thirty second street. New York; Nathan Jeslin
ESQ.,, Webster Mass H. 8. Caldwell. Agent Of
Middlesex Quarry Company, Portland, Ct; H. 8.
Leadbeater, ESQ. 600 Seventh avenue, New York
Grifing & Bros, Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Cort
land street, New York; Geo. w. Wills ESQ.,,
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den, 25 cents box.
, 1880-01-13

elected. Inst evening Mt Q o'clock tase IT.
publican Senators ntltl Representatives elect
proceeded to their respective lnlls In tho
Stasc-1fo,,sc, mil tl!cre,tpou proceeded with
tho chilling nf thu rnll which showed Il
quorum present III 10th Houses. Being
thus ready fur business, they organized by
tito election Uf Speaker Of the llotlsa lltt Il
President ot tho Senate, MID thus perfected
what tho Fnstonists l,nve becn unable to nc.
co,nMisl, for lack Of Qlnruin-vtz.: n legal
organization of the General Assembly Of tho
State Of Maine. True to his duty nS n SOL
.licr mil patriot, t1cu. Chamberlain. mt
only refused 10 listen 10 tile protest Ut the
bogus Senatr-l'rcsl.lent, 1.a,nsotl, against
permitting tho entrance and occupation of tho
hn'lso Of legislation by thu Republican major
ity, but l,n informed TINT Fusion culsplratnr
tint the Republicans wuttl.l be allowed to
llottt possession uf the building ~ lung rs
they saw Ill, n,Ml should he protected III tl,o
futl enjoyment of their rights. but the IT,
publlcans du not intcil,l to lay themselves
open IL the Charge or unlawful ,,surratlon: !:
they promptly passed III l,otli Houses joint
resolution submitting to the Suprrnle
Court the question Ut tho validity
Of their action fl organizing tho
Legislature, nnd binding themselves
to nb!de by tho decision OF tho Court. They
have proceeded III everything tttls fir under
tho full sanction Of law, mud they rest their
ease ngain with the Supreme Judicial Trllt
nnal of the Stnte, Whose ruling they stand
really to respect aiul obey. Ticr lM'stloh Is
u,lassaitab'c, md they have wnn crctlltnbc
though tardy victory over their dcspleablc
, 1880-01-13

TnE DostUn HeMtl nttyfsea tho officers Of
tho tr1lnk-ltne rnir0ad cor1nrlttoB nj tho coll.
Try not to stand tloDf md s1llk, hut tn ctne
promptly fnr,sIr,l allh MD In tho passago Of
lnw by Congress tO regulate transportation s'e-
tween tho Stutcs. THEY nro now FDokfng to ste-
fcnt act!ot OIL tho 1untler by delaying the bill III
thu Ctnsnttton M Commerce., Int Western Col.
grezsllcl, nrc determined that tho question stll
hnso TIT clr.y heNrlnH. Thu Iicrrftf thinks 1t ls
ccrtnln tlat II plan TT National rt,ilrunl tnnn"Er-
,ncnt will lie ,ulnptel, IL mt this ycslr in few
years ftrnn this. nns1, II the arrangement cu,il'
l,p ln,tlc harmonious one, 1t would certainly
work with In,tct, 1esa friction than It possibly
cnld II proposed mud carried through by ntl IN,
tngonIst!c Legislative body. III this respect tho
Yrrnt trunk lines might do well to profit by tho
experience of some Important railroad corpora'
tionH IN Bnno nf tho Western Stntce. They re-
fused to redress public grievances md Arpoaso
popular Indignation by making nsty CONCESSIONS.
hut depended on their influence In tho 1obby to
dcfcnt my rotorm that tho people thought
necessary. They would mnkc 10 suggestions.
md would yIcld nothing until thoy wcre brought
to Il sel,He Ut tho situation by the rnssaEe Of
ugn,rlnn lnws tt,at b0ro down hcnvily ind I'M
Justly l1poi, tfenl. Let them TO n.3tnonished In
scnsnn thnt Congress 1l..s thu pnwcr under tho
Constitution to regulate commerce between tho
Stutcs mil tl,uy Will bo wtse II they do mt OK.
aper,.tn tho people by thoir blind opposition to
n popuiHr demand.
, 1880-01-13
PERSONALS.

Mr. rop,,.oor 10 , 9ptrtt,,oltut
.''' .s~'eo - =" ~. '1''''" ,. ,,.,-,
oenator 4Jh4ftl Uh'os HIS lost Hlty pounds
OF flesh alneo lust summer
4 I'nris paper says that Ltszt is very fond
OF solitude. 50 ure other reopto whom ono Of
Liszt'B classical pieces Is being played.
sanntnr Inn Cameron hns houcht n Int nj,
Vermont avenue, Washington, fronting tho
Thoulas atatuo, und will build e5Q, 600 rcsldoaco
upon It.
pnrorts with IN, vcnr,o,d t1ourhtcrs shon,,,
,yn,o,, tto,n rory cnrof,,iIv m In roriv ri, thn
,tc,,,sc. iss,,c IN ,ro NJ ,ho ,rtio IL
...' .ts m %''o eo ~ '@10 '''"s 80
saw" 10 49,
IL Iias bcetl alscoVefc.! that alr' NcIear'8
manufactured " "altn'onda ara Ut no VaIac, nnu
every fsailrtnt1 conductor III tho country Will rc-
5olco In tho Intelligence
Court physicians III Europe are busy Just
,low. Tho Empress OF il,,ssn is dying tho
p.leons Of t,we.lon and Allstrn nro dangerously
iii, antl tho Queen Of spain h.s upllcptie hts.
sc,un Nn,v ynrl, nnrt,ps huva nfr.r1.l n
nrIyo ynr t,,o h.a, I,v,co yr sont',iv c,,ntv,,r
.1,nnt,., W. n"r .nrs,,,Ii, r,,,,,,,,,,a,,,, H.
;."fsI,,,. -, t. til, s,n,,, ~, o., .,r,ea t1A'
4''. , 49, ~. sas ..s" ,,,'N". s 'o"' p1o'
~ uehr !lll'o iouHi'te''ote'tss "tas nscl' on
, 1880-01-13

Tho Communists Ut this city, nj tl,eIr meet
illg I'LL Saturday, decided to participate In tho
reception to Mr.. parnell IN IL bUdy, Md M
Communists, nr,d thereby wero guilty mt
only at iii net of gross tllscu,lrtesy III fore.
lux themselves upon lin without know
luz whether It would bs agreeable, but
ut cotls,Il,tmate ossllrn1ce MID lNNpNtlence
In thrustlng tluctr!lles upuM him for
wlllcl. neither 1,o nnr tho Irish people, nj
llonla Or abroad, l'stye any sympathy 0r IT.
sIpct, II lie Communists Ind resolved TO
whit upon Mr. Pnr',ell M Individual etEzcns,
to express sympathy with h!s pEnns for tho
rullef Of Irlsl, tenants, Rlui to pledge tllctr
aciIvo support ind cooperation, their actun
would not b0 open to ccIts0riotls comment.
Alr. parnrll will bu waited upon by lsepub-
licans, Democrats, mud Grrenbackers, by
Cath0lirs Rlll Professionals, by professional
lnen, bl,sllless men, anil worRliiKlnen, but
they MIL leave t!.pIr peculiar yiHwa a,Hl dog
trlues ut hume, aiWl ~ ns prlyate cttIzeHs,
with no other object tim 10 assure hin
OF tlrlr sympathy a,,d support, al,d to ol.-
cDMrago lin In hts lnu.lAbln lnist-ref0rM
mission II, behulf Ut Ills felow-c0untryMet,.
am! to tlevlso ways and mrllns for tle prRctI-
cul relief of tho suffering aud lestltutl0n llow
prevailing in Ireland.
Thu Communists viii witt upon Alr. pnr-
hell with 10 such 0btpt III yleW, alMl With
no object wl,atuyur In yInw except to nlser-
tlsu themselves by hanging upon this "lpon'."
Tlley represent doctrines With which Mt.
| lArnell has l,u utilization; alnl consequently,
In occupying may placu III Ills reception Us
Socialists, they are guilty ut .logrco Ut
1lrnyn ttlAs,la,.re &r1tr1i IL t1ntl1x H4 finn II
, 1880-01-13

tllcir party" 1t Is likely TINT tic luck of public
virtue In this country MINING Republicans will
Hwnya I'LL DclntHtrtfo brcnata with fncxpreea-
ihlc anR,lafi. The lA~t mot, tn that fnlrty ont't
sleep nghta t'ccuuao thoy nrrfcr II l!o nwnhc
mud hentnr tho prevalence nf ,nurif dry'rot
tt,,nnR thu Republican,, Tho prevalence nf
stern integrity md n high conception Of rnhl[o
justEce nul.,,,g tho TenM-Confcter,ic. Envc ~
tho o'phur dispatches. tho 1'cltnn triAsf"r, thu
Cronln business, md now tho Nalno larcctly. As
tho cnnacrvat0r nf public tnnr,'y md clcar
conscience tho COhrer-JoRr,lars pnrty iias bcen
Il xrf.Ilt s1lcitRA.
, 1880-01-13

THEnE Inns been H0slse very clever figuring
done IN connection with the Russian budget
for 1850, rs II shows Il perfect equality of iii
come nntl expenditure, each being tI0, ,0oo, 600
roubles. It Isn't every tiaauclor who can
mike things fit so closely.
, 1880-01-13

THE Cincinnati Enquirer cites tho long
lives nf oat Of tho Presidents turr1vn that r1lllo
life In this cn,ttry IL not opposed to lnt,4ovty,
ind thinks tfso rtcortl ,nay nfurrl Httno c,so'n-
tion to venerable politicians with Presidential
aspirations John Albums iTnchct1 tho xrcut nHG
Of 10 yeMrs ait months. Jnps Mn.iison died Mt
W. 1tln.nns Jefferson ut 49, Jn!,u T. Albums At N.
Mnrtin Yum Huron NJ n, Andrew Iackspn ut IL,
Jainca Buchanan ut =, nnd Mlllnnl Fillmore nt
Il. Cen. druut Is tho unly ux-presltont now
ti.tkn
, 1880-01-13

MARK TWAIN tells liew joko about Artc-
mus Wurd never before It, print. Wnr1l sntd to
Twin one i1ny, II have t1,no too much fnoliug,
ton llucl, trltng; I'm going to writo something
TINT will live" Clemens nskc.1 hin whnt 1t would
be, and Artcinls nt,Rwcrcd promptly, Il llo.''
, 1880-01-13

THE annual report of the Directors Of tho
Cl,icago Board nf Tra.le, rcl.l Mt tho annual
meeting yesterday, shows tl.at body 10 hnyo II
membership ut t,707, and tl.at tho volume of
business transacted oil 'CAange during 1910
exceeded thu business Of my previous year
III the history 0f the NOnttl.
, 1880-01-13

SENATOR LAMAR, Ut Mississippi, was last
evening Stricken with paralysis ut his home
III jackson, from whence llc hud mt yet re-
turned 10 Washington At tho close Of the
holiday RECESS. At last accounts his cnse
was regarded M hopeful BY his physiclans.
, 1880-01-13

TiiEnE Isn't m,.cll point to the tact that tho
Maino Legislntlro is tlolng b,lHlncss without IL
quorum, The lack of quorum should 10 no
check upon tho alleged members Of tho I+cgis-
lnturc who hold their scats upon tlcro tcchnl-
cnlsttcs, fraitls, mid uthar illegal methods that
nru dGu,arct1 unlawful by tho supreme Court.
They should nut ettck now nj Anythfng.
, 1880-01-13

EuLouIEs upon the Into I3ucknor s. Morris
were yesterday presented III tle United
Stntes District Court in thts city, tic Hon.
Thounus lI0ynu presenting the resolutions Of
tho Cl,icngo Bar Association, to Which tulge
Blolgett for tho Court adltctl soltle feeling IT.
turks
, 1880-01-13

SPEAKING OF tile lion. Eugene Garfield, OF
Auros1l, us II candidate for Attorney General
tho Joliet IhNshlican snys: "Io Is tlno
scholar, n deep thinker, Il 1nat Of hront t'rt!er-
stnnalnH, md of Rrcat personal POI ula fty
wherever known"
, 1880-01-13

TnE Ptatt County Hert''d says tint $. II.
Hoffman recently went ts Washington, carrying
with him tho necessary evidence which will ctl-
title him to n full peltstt,!l, which Is 81 per
ntn.th. When Hr,.,,te.l, the l,.uk pay will foot
up 10 aKnt 81. .{00. md hc witt be entitled to ST.
per month from thnt time OIL, having lost both
, 1880-01-13

TuE ordinance providing fur the consolilta-
ton of the Towns OF North, South, md West
Chicago luto ono township Organization wus
yesterday adopted by tho County I'oar.l and
Is HOW Inv. Under tho now system tilo
triple outfit Ut tax-gatl1crers nnd tax-catcrs
heretofore maintained IL to be abolished, a,ll
Tho work ot asscsslnganl collecting taxes will
be performed by ollu sut of officials Instead of
tllrcG,
, 1880-01-13

as MEx1Co f,nH mt Ind Il revolution during
tho last liye yiu.rs TINT Atn0tintotl to anything
ucN. Hcnjnmin r. fntlcr will visit TINT country
tosce II II little hlallrss cnnnot he transacted
In tho old line. Ills nHct,cU will not In ay nn1>-
her Interrupt ha business in tho States. lie will
rttn regularly for Governor of Massachusetts OH
tho DcmDrrutia Ticket.
, 1880-01-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE Cu1cAao THlBUSx has established branch
fcos for ths roceps Of subscriptions and naVaFtta0-
nentA ~ fn1nwH;
fADpEE Manager.
PARIS, Francc.--No 10 Hue dc Ia Grnnse.fatotero'
II. MAILER, Agent. ...
LONDON, EnE-AmHrtcnn E1ehanEcs st9 etfana'
HENRY r. 0tLI,tn, Agent
WASutS(sTuN. ID. E.-i1l9 street,
, 1880-01-13

Az TO Pryor, who Illus t,cei. appointed BY
0ov. Cobb, of Alubasnn, to I'LL ont tho nnexp!ttu
torn ot tho late 6onator Morgan, tho Atlanta
sMys It wins tlnno merely to keep
tho scut warm for Cobb himself wncn tho LcRis-
IL n
, 1880-01-13

TnE steamship Arrngon, which several
days ago WIS reported ~ probably lost with
all IN bnard, yesterday arrived safely hi New
York. SlH, 'snd very trnllpstnaus ti,nc,
what will, gaIss, hurricanes, a,'l snow
stll,utIs, lnlt managed ii pull through NIL
rfphf
, 1880-01-13

THE Republicans OF Mains aro ut last
proper subjects fur cougratulatEon upon tlle
pluck w,1 nerve shown by their lawfully
chosen Representatives III takluX tislr scats
In the bodies to which they were declared by
tie Supreme Court TO hayu been legally
, 1880-01-13

A SUMMARY Of ths biennial message Of
Gov, Gear 10 tho Iowa Legislature II given
Il, our columns this morning. The lncssngo
will not be delivered mill tomorrow, by
which time lit lnost Important portions Will
have berll rrstI a!l nyer Iowa.
, 1880-01-13

TWENTY-FIVE Democratic papers In 1l.-
diam fnvor tho nomination Of Mr.. ridden for
tho next rtcc. Mr. Hendricks has no "bar'l,'
Or things would not bo ns tlsoy nre.
, 1880-01-13

THE 1ntlinns think that Il rct!-ha1Fod man
IL Child of the st1r, and they never put ono OF
them to tlcnth. Pcr!,nps this Ia tho rcasun Sec
rrtury Schurz Ia 20 popular With thon.
, 1880-01-13

TiLpEa says he will tre1ible for Ills country
II 0rnnt Is elected MyR!rl. If Ttlt1on should bt
elected Instead of Grant, the country would dc
tho troubling,
, 1880-01-13

TIE Atlanta C0'lsttt,ttt0nalfst says tha
ben Hill once resolved $li0000 MS n fec in ont
CHIC. Ito probably gubbled tho entire propcrt.
ut issue In tho ElIt-
, 1880-01-13

Gov. GA1scE1.oS thought TINT tho opinion
of tho Supreme Court wns only II few Klittor-
ng sencrlIltca asld Of no sort OF furco or elect,
, 1880-01-13

rnE Boston Hsruitl, ol.o Ut ulomost widely
circulated 0f tho Eastern daily newspapers, car-
rle4 leyel pen I'LL the subject Of destroying the
luyal-ts1Nler quality ut the grronuAck. 1t HAys
that sIch u proposition merits tho condemnation
Ut al! conservative ttnuncioss, and that eetre-
ton will *show "thn lmmeasuTuhlo pcrlls ana
utter uredlcsncss 0t tho uhanxc," It Adds thAt
tho project cunnnt posalhly commend itself to
tho sober seennd thought of tho business COLI
nlunity. for 1t risks everything tn g'in nothln9.
1t May do much h4slui It cAsaslnt do Rliy good.
, 1880-01-13

IT would really iook ~ II the first step In
tho prtKrA1n tn lnn!ia p0lyXlnly tMtous wuul'l (r
for Congress to ox1el Mr.. Cnnno',; tho horlnnn
pcIpgato fur Utah. Ito is tho husband IT four
wives, uld tho father Ut about twonty chlsdEon.
although he IL credited With rubuktng sa1lo Of
his follow -Congs1Ms,non by only supporting nne
wifo ut il timu IN washington. As it Is, Mr. Cam
NH, sits III the ltn,,su 1t Representatives every
.lay llko tito Fsst Af theh,-Dfttn with QUO of hts
polyKal,lt.,4 wlycs ut bis siav,-lnin9us In tho
,talates, and dr,tws his pay froun tho NauonuI
'rreusury. Al long III Congress hus not eE'lnk
enn.lxh to abolish r"lyg"tny In tho nlstrtet oi
Columbia 1t IL idlo to attempt 1t fn tho Territory
If Utub,
, 1880-01-13


.'.or ,ns."nI -, e,i, nm nm ,vhic, II.
n,,,,nta,l +, fr,rt,.,, ,,n "a mn or n rr1uc.
tI,,, ~ ,,r, ,,n,, .,,,a,,otf 'l,l',a vii, hn MI
Observation-Disclosures - ,v,,irl, t,e Am,ricnn f,ny-
a.,,,,,",,t ,ma,. f.,s,,. lu.st ~ nnnnrnlIrrd
e'''''e"' '''". .".... .--.. -. ....:'''
GEN. CHAMDERLAIN IN MAINE.
Trerr ts n,,c ,nnn Im Mnfno who seems to
,,nya ull h,s wts alout him. and at tic same
time tto co,,rpao OF his couvlctuns. This IL
(,en. Chamberlain. lie Is Il man If high
stn,tltnr aud untJnr,eacl,al,.y character. liz
hus h.rn f3nvprnor If tia stato two or t1ircu
lines. ami IL now President Of l,ow,lon COL
}coc, Ills present official position Is that Of
Nnlnr.G,,nrnt nml Commander of the State
Mijitta inst ,efora tie assembling of thu
"I.uunn" Legislature, lie w,,s rallul upnn III
his nfllcinl ea1urity by {;arcelou, then Gov
eruor. 10 ass,,tue the rcs1nnsbltity for keep.
Ing tia pencn ami guarding tie Ssa!s-IIo,lsc.
Having ass,,n,ed this responsibility, Gen.
Clu,nber1ntu co1struss the duty imposed
unou him in TIM hroa,l,,st sc,,se md lie pro-
,a,ses IL, krnn tho ppnce II, the s,,rrst and
most approyc,l fashIon-ytz,: hy enforcing
The ,nty. In thu line of this duty Gen. Clanl-
bpr1nn rpf,,srs tn rrcunnize o11p I,amsotl, n
nrct,.pfcr tn tho office Of Governor, who d.
r,ycs hIa cloin frn,n Il 1,rpis,at,re lacking n
u,,or,,u II, mr.. ITu,s,,. and nu,le up In port
~ ,ntrrloncrs vim. nccorlinr tt tic opiniom
of thc Sunrrue Court. ll,yo M right to tho
scotx wild, thov orc,,nv. Int t,ors rprocnize
n lawful [,eptsnture With n quorum In cnrf,
1Jnuse, MI the members being. according to
fI,e Supreme Court, entitled to tnclr seats,
Gen, ChomlurIafn's position IL somewhat
H., L,.t3 3tfa
mt IN urmtt my n1yfurther erco1np]icattons IL must
coru,nru,lab,r, II, ,o1Itlcs ten. Chamberlain
IL aiming tho ,nost conservative Of Republic
nue and tc viii not1n, snstpctctI of auyuero
partisa,, design In taking his present pt,s-
finn. Az the cf,,,seryator Of peuce, acting to
that extent under tho Constitution, nrul called
tn h,s nost liz the retiring Governor, who was
mainly ,,snnnsIb]e for t',e existing coll
| fn.,n, n tx e,ntnent,v ,yfse for him tn refuse
1 I'm nfV d1n5lnnnt N1l[1S{i I'LL In Ill
, 1880-01-13
The Grant, Column Contract RI,
ferred to the Building
Committee.
Collapse Of the Reoently.Passea Shed,
Extension Ordinance.
Tho Mayor. Yotoes II, and tho Veto i,
Satisfactorily Snstnlncd.
Dr. Rauch'a Elaborate Paper on River and
Canal Sewerage.
lle Urges Tho Resumption Of Pumping Operation
al Bridgeport.


al Bridgeport.
A regular meeting OF the City co,1nct, synshcm
Inst evening, Mayor linrrison prcsltllng, M
nbscntrcs wcro tIeNnlly, 1sawletgl, ThUtnpsn
and Mctsnfrrcy.
AID. l'hron1,, by consent, introduced prcnm.
blo settling forth what hat been done In regard
tn letting tho uolltr1lct for tho 9runlt cniumnt
fur tho City-1Inll to Thomlinson Heed for m.
600. ntd resolution approving and rattfyiuz.h,
saulc. He moved tho rassago of tho ntscr.
AID. Turner tnrcd its sufcrcncc to tho Con.
tnttteo on Buildings.
Aid. Thrnop sud that Committee was alrc.d,
agrccd Oil tho subject, aud sunsllng 1t 10 then
was ony wItRte Of time. 1t was prn1rr to ha,t
tho thing e0tfsit1nmntcd md huyo tho work Ronn
Aid. Turner insisted on tho reference.
>, AID, Phelps moved thnt the rutcs bo suspcndM
In nrtltr to piiBa.
Aid. Turner urged that the resolution shouh
r. to ths Coilnttes. s!tlce ntnthor purity bud d.
fetx@l tg d. tho work fur $sl,UO.
AID. Dixon llSkGt II tho contrnot bud not a.
Tho ChaIr replied aGlr1nat,ycty, b,tt a1t,cd th,,
there WINS question III to Its pruprfety, and
hence tho contract WIS sent to tho Council II
AIT. Dixon thought tho eontract wis gorl.
AZ. cullGrton Askcd If that was 80 why II Tas
mo Mnyor answered TINT 1T was questioned
whether tllo ot!lcials could tnakc coltrnet ids
HfET F1hut tTCGpt ny HtafCrtl1lHX AuM nIuGnI:
hut It was lclcvcd Tint II rontrlct Of Till kjndi
c1'td tn nlafle II Improved BY u two-thirtls vts
Of tho Council.
Aid. ThrUDp spoke Of tho ditI,culty of letting.
third purity tltn tho building It Would l,o a n
lntion Of ThDrnlnsun & l{urda cntltuict, liz
Thought 1t WIS better to confirm tho uctlono Of
the authorities.
Ael. Turner sntd II any ono wnnld do tho WORT
for less II wla the Councils duty to klye Ii "a
hin.
Aid. Wiekorsham presented communication
from tho CtlI,o Ann Grunit C0nlp.ny OF Mnssa.
crt.t, far iii, ,iD This, they s0. colDpllrct, Viii
thu 1,rnppaItion OF ThOruli,lsotl Il Rccdiu uldoa
to tic cost or tho Eclfnrtl stone. would
ssvr r,,r o,ry sanm1
A., r,,u,- .1,,,..'. ..','.,'
,,, Ad!!: ine!ps .4'dn tninA hny ntuor par!
nn1hl nc !ct III. IL "oaia cost moro III tho
c'ai ", .,.,,., ,,u l.. .a. A.. a.,
oIn a'' @A'''o'os "S III in'os VI ea''ns ING *7A'
ANi: Meyer wasitctl tho matter REFERRED to-
cotn,t11itieo 70 lAnGurtatn whctsar thiT.i tHtty
could como ". Th0n'ison 4 Heed hlf!nt !!std
up 70 mo contract, And arrangements SHOULD 10
, 1880-01-13

DAyARn Is used to backing down, and VIC
look tn see him or,lw!at from hts posi-
tion ori tho subject Of his pending resolution
now before the aennto. IIo has nlrelsly prnbA-
lily achieved all ho expected 0r desired to by its
intrnduction: ~ lIo hns nttr1otGl tho ottertfon
uf tho fsOlllts Of the c1u1ltry to his position p
tho question, nnd uouylnccd tilom tlat he is OH
tliolrstc: nnd a. he has not offended tho Western
voorhccs wing Of the purity by passing II. Thus
he h,is 1s,lu!o so.ne chcnp capitl for his Prest-
cntIut bum with both sections Of his pnrty, and
hns oven Rpronretl to support tho rccomtnona-
t!ons Of President Hayes all Secretary Sherman.
Ic hns nilIlo himself tho next conspicuous
ilgurc to hfr. 'rilon III tho lnng proccsslnn Of
Presidential asplrnnts for tho s,oxt nomination
IN tho Democratic ticket, aud cnn vol nKont
nov tn lot his resolution slcop tho long sleep Of
lenth In tho con.tnfttee-rNnl. naynrtl faA trim
1ncr mud II ti1nc-seryo llo slw Thurman md
Ewing Blnk out Ut sight under tho wolght OF tho
"OhIo i.lco," and hu took tho othor tuck. Ito
opposed tho mud schotno 0f M cxtrn session Of
Congress for tho purpose nf coering or STRIVING
the Administration into subjeotion, but backcl1
,tn,vn ut lust, III ho will now ut tho tltotuto Of
King Caucus.
, 1880-01-13

TUE Conrisy,IUur4lal says that 1t we had
public virtue ollou9h LII this country "tho he'
publican leaders would mover hayc stolon tho
Presidency aud received tho Endorsement oi
, 1880-01-13

McylcAcr'a Thtntre.
Madison street, between Dcnrborn md state. En-
snsemcnt Of Mr. and Mrs. u. L. Band11anns
NNnrctsAG"
, 1880-01-13

1EnVtfIy'N THENtfts
Dearborn street, euruDr uf MunrUH. EnHaGeMon
Of lIeF Dlujestys Upem Gnn,pnny. "l,n sonnnmbulA.
, 1880-01-13

XkO0I&F'E 'JHVIttFEs ,
Randolph stToet, bct~eun clnFk "nd l.a Salle an
sagamcnt Of tic Collier Combination. rl'c baukeFT
DauRhteE." =