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, 1880-03-16
THE COUNCIL.
Commissioner WaIler's Water Or
dinance Passed by Large
Majority.
An Armorial Homo Finally Provided
for the Second Regiment,
I. N. G..
Tho Controller Authorized 10 Compro.
misc Old rcrsonal.rroperty
TnXcss

IEt
Mayer Harrison was In tho cllnir.
The Mayor submitted n communication
recommending tho amendment OF tho dog
ordinance 80 TINT owners should be required
to pay tax for encl, dog Of 81 per year, or
airy fractional part Of n year,
AID. Clark submitted additional nnentl-
ments, ono Of which WINS 10 raise tho tax from
$9 10 IS, and to employ ono or more persons
lit each division to enforce the ordinance,
whose pay should bo taken from tic i'm
pounding fees, ETC., provided for in tho OK.
listing ordinance,
Aid. fhroop wanted tho whole question
referred to tho judiciary Committee, and 1t
Was 30 disposed OF.
Commissioner Wnl1or submitted some In
formation touching the dredging of tho river,
recommending the purchase Of tlrcdgc, nj
= cost yf 100, and stlnwtng TINT, BY the
caty's doing Its own work, tho dredging would
the past about 30 cents. 1t has already been
printed, md WIS laid over until tho apprO-
prthtlon bill came up.
saa Ar 95eE }r s Tss a f%nfs fs Ga'n5 for HaysE
for tho Improvement of all stfeets for Which
assessments hayg been confirmed, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
wArE1s-1LtTEs.
:. A spccinl ortlur-nn ordinance regulating
tho collection OF ~ntGr-rAtcs-wns then taken
up: ,,--..
Tho ordinance was road, ami Aid. Tholnp-
SON moved Its adoptinnt urging that It Ind
!een Thoroughly considered. ad was wise Iii
's Ai Ilcfislst Gaiiefton t',oupht thoro woz ,oon
loi il te ortinace Sl,eleSy ,y persons Ms co aSaR
l,se the water nine months before having 1t
turned ot1.
AID. Phelps wns opposed to tho ordinance,
The Wnter-r.ltGs were already t0U low, and llo
1AnFfFAtnfI tho Elkan nf
Aid. Throop was In fny0r 0f the ordinance,
and saitl the reduction proposed woull be
nlatlo by the saving In tho cost OF collecting
tf rta taI o1tiias,dt n1Sr It: ,yos o,,,,, ,s.o
of e to 7,-ti,ose yoting Il, ihe negative i,einS
Mlekershnm, Sanders, Phelps, CullcrlOli,
MGNally.. Snyth., and I'ceycy,
s11,.n Tns "f411ss s, i* tI rs follows: foil vs., ~ :.
May, 1ss n!l persnns whu shhll my wntcr aastas-
mcnts ut tl,e Waiter Ollco u tic Clty Of ChicaEo,
n the month Of Mny, or III tho month Of Novem- :
fr Ser IL o sy ye5 Or IL ay year
%nn n,n,nt asrec .. tdn s per cont @ 9n tho
month"; nftnr tcnsina ~ au. aI "a sM hs*
Of frontage rnto ,s ,los, rstt,irt ly ordinance.
Az psrso!,s wl'o s1l pay their watef assessment
month Of Deccnlher III tic present year q or 'i il,
ms year hercnftcrr: ,fnr tho current SIX months
crnf ern on thn en mavo Teato nt Ho M por
ss IL II on. ny Wnoo ofnt ennreGa to tham s.r
ordinance. and Iii tersti,s ,ybo shnli f ~ my
thoir wtcr assossont nt s. af1rn .c wtyy " y
thrno ~ months from tho 1st tlaya nf alny and
Noyclabor ot the present ysar. mi! IN cach yenr
hereafter respeotivctyt ahit hnvo tho ,so Of tho
MAtcr smut On from thom until full pnytnent
tu9road Ge Mnuo.
af'ns Ia +. pIu Ias, ~, sas t " En9Hca ron ena
sach ons thosa ' slons M of ~ watcr ae's nsel sed
san,l s,llofs Dor month. .payai;lo m,vntniy.
, 1880-03-16
The Working Classes Consider His
Coming into Our Midst,
And the Orators Denounco Him as the
Incarnation of All Villainy,
KearnoJ's Motto Ho.echoc,l loud and
Long-The Chinese Must DO.
Employers Warned Not to Employ Them
at. Their Peril.

| ~ a ~ $tH Nrx
"a West nnIat,,,, s,roat iass a,a, ~ ~, ~"
holl ,cino mi - noa'ia H,o ~, ,aem ,as, .'iu'
as ,ho rnorEon cpn.;,,sra,i" 1 ';,"s,"s,. 10 "u',
nrovni,,d h,".'., ~. ',,.,''. .,.nn;, ~ ~
n.,n,a, ,,,,.'' 'e ".o """,oso .',''' "ele 'lnll-
".'"Aua "v"'e'1' WHO npp'huaca rs ire
Tho meeting was called TO order by c, Nc.
AuIlff, who sn,d # hnl hpcn rnttnn M j,v tho
advice of soma nf Tim best ,ner fr the intor
movement In Chicago. Tho object wos 10
nrotnat oontn.t r,,t"s ,n,n,,arc.,o, "s ~ ~
antnur.a,i',, ~ Isu T,',a 'e'H.n.i .'.' 10 nM.
hero would bo q danger 10 the general health,
mud menace to tho welfare OF Tie Industrial
clnsscs. No one who was political aspirant
allowed to hovn anything 10 do with The
meeting, Which WAS In the interests Of work.
ingmen alone. r1,pplausc.]
tho ehur anil a t,sa y ,.as t,,v waU Low was s ca.ee 70
.ae ena'l' sala ~ was theif uuty 10 proclaim
laborers should settle In fres chlcaso-tl'at
c., c.. Hs. 1s"anai.s .,a ine @ news % na. GUMS from
,yorin1mom ,bo ,s nr,nno ',,"s - s,t ,"a u ,fuo
honest mali,-Dcnis Kcarney, had dc. L.
Inaf1tletl tint the Chinese must 40. They hn1
mat toeothnr to nroc,,in, thot tho dt~u,t, ~
W ivG.n LIN ~, VIZ asn'tS OF
should net find io,lrmrut @ in % thts frco n. Ia.
public fapplnuscl: that tllo sons OF Of toij oil VIM @
protected tho Republic In its hour OF danger
should now be protected by It In tl,clr ho,t,es
md the!r honor. iAprlaase:l
mftt.e ~ IT,, ", .aa v'sG ,,,,ta aa COM
nf nv n ,a M. wo Ts pt 10 20 nse s.rh eatEo
injecting. Ii ""A "''' '''''''''14 70 u'S'''0 'no
| :, 1tn. a. u. ADAlR ......
was then introduced, and bcgnn with tho
tns 4; M ts,n ON il tS 1s;ss before tSs
sh 10 to % Se st sete sn sd sats i Ss spse,l Sns Ill.,
tharD ~ avoa ~ i,nif ~ nethsoS ah lat, say3hg
1sn .1te WIS s,a,a 10 nall-WaE nooMt it,Cthe Cpl
i,aI crdnoSarofg sts1 ~ ~, lille nnv OK Goinpaaes
o tat Ind sSt n G'uts agsIst e"s tho 70 ht stei Il
nn' ns ltIesstpe H1 WI Ge!iyet. when driven
ra,,,r,, n' - rthtc'sso, THE .iat tno Clhese would
sRen baek ef Sv ter iss aeS b.
feceisea encouragement from capitalists In
WIZ 'Ii ,ostnm ~ nS nm, e re Gools 70 EtGaEo NHw
rsts Envy New ia Esan s Hfhhyes,reS Hhey WE eins s;
II twios tilrGss. tes mud hundreds,
n nanEg!tlS thor aaseaseti niltl iepros carcassns
affnntn II II ,,ppa hno, MmMt Wonn pe to
Francisco thnt villa man cnl mat ,iva III Pun am
wllat i China,nan could; ti.at white laborer ut
Therefore. eitjler ta warkingn,an %f t' Ghinar,',
or the Clinntrn ,n''st ~ a ~ ,ynrEilg's GcEnig1
classes Of t!,is contrv a, huiit III L %u,k mm am
nla'ie ii What il was. Should tey be ii ariSen stsa
live 1ilur III snn liz NJ oiY if' ann1ams ns M " 70
Chinese Wo,td snon ha hcrG II fnrr. :, tha o
worklgme uint ~ sav otv y, Il tI,n} Ie
iirI s st"m nrntst gI sts vro3s,y ey 1'1ss take
ta nTthnrlt{cs ~ c,'coro - naar. WI tga.g Ely
lint ti,o Eh;nsn roniv av.fs,, ao,, Hcsd ,,ct HIT
habi,aon in this cty; that # tiloy ips pcrsist st
, 1880-12-23
A PARIS CHRISTENING.

Queen Isabella, Of spain, ut tho Rnp-
iIs1n OF Fcr&llnnIld e'LexNepss Eighth
Son-Ifoncdiction. from tho K'opc mud
Congratulations from AL Parts Of
tho World.
's In tha carly hours OF recent Sunday
morning." says the Paris correspondent Uf
tho London Truth, "there was great stir
al No. 7 Rue St. Fiorenttn. Up the buck
stairs cnnle tratlespeoplc laden With baskets.
Servants wero NIL brisk III the tllning-rootn
and pantry making ready for grind dinner
and tile reception which was to follow. Tele-
grams crowded In from all parts OF tho world
FROM Asia, Africa, Australia, md Anerica
with messages OF good will and congrntu-
latlon Tllo eighth child Of Af. md Mime.
dc Lesseps was to be clIrIstcncd nt 10 o'clock
In the small chapel or orntory of tile
Nunciature, ind Queen Isabella OF Spain
was to be present ut the ceremony. The
baby. with Ills nurse, Ills mother, ILLS big
brother, ". Victor do I.csseps, Secretary III
Egypt OF tho Suez Company. and tho beau
tlfNl Mime. Victor dc Lesseps, drove to tbs
Nunciaturo IN roomy carrlage, drawn by
horses which were bred Iii tho Egyptian
Yleeroy's stables. Servants OF Queen lsa-
bella mud BEEN previously Charged to bear to
tho 9rntory suEas-pl9ns ll prettily-ol.lbrot-
ntrcssaIro III rtpoussd Md carved silver, Id
Signed expressly for tile occasion. Tho
words "panalna " and "Suez "were brought
Into tho 9r,la,nentatic'i. ,'fhfs l,Gccssairts is
two goGlets. Wien tlle wi,ola coinpamy S lad
taken their places tho Queen Mother
entered. She hnd Tor her gossip tile Charge
Stato tho Do 1.ossnps canal Is 10 run. liz
represented tho Bishop Of Tnnalrla, aid tuok
his plt.ee along with the Queen, who WIS
magnificent, varicsnte1 pcuny. Her Males
is %s ase IL reg G''. XIX ~ H s i'es 81 aSs %l;
tnnlilcs casno lu her train, rs with Royal state
sI.e walked up toward the font.
The Nancfo otllclAted, He iS thin man, Of
arlstorratic alr. Since ecalne to Paris e has
which hlyo sprung cut VI Art give much
I'll q retorlEe. lie was assisted by his tlrst
sgeEenry M scclesiastlc Of rcsolate Lot,,s ~
a1s Ms. sr sfs ge er%ara nrst aohe A. S
to the NMncIatnre brought III Will. n rover
e,tinl nfr. 4 Ereenlal blue envelope, which
the, NNnclo ol,eMetl, w}un the yn,ttlg Pa,,l
its aa been h''dsd 5ark G GhrlstlIam I to us
after having. kissed him cifus!voly
g, ackiIowlclgn,ent Of Its goodness
wlte ho was IN her alajesty's
tsxa Ts y tsssasos tasea1s s"xsspe fo s sts'a sns
the ~ evening thete was M K!att! M Mree.eption at
| Spnntsl1 Embassy. were present. lIer Ma.
{;urowsk,, tho cnterprlslng l'olo who IL 1877
| got tle daughter Of Don .Ffnnctsco tlB l'aula
to run away With htul. Lord Lyons, Primes
American Legations also attended. Niue. ia
Lrsscps wus in plush and satin ot tho ultt
gold tinga, which suited her Creole style OF
healty, She WIS aided III tlo!ng the lIonora
by her Yteps0l's wife, alIl In tho earIy part OF
the evening by Mile, Fernando, who turllu.i
tho FIRST sOd lust winter 0t thD l'nnn1lla Cn,inl
excavations, a,iu who goes Ut hun!e by thu
Mal,le Ut Tototte: a few iniinlate frlul.t!a
was ,peuceably, .slumbellnK, US u young
Christian should"
, 1880-12-23

-. lx's. nti1 nnnrred Hugh TalnCafs tirsycnur,
Marquis II WH*ln,natrr, Aprtl. 1aa.. The Atnr.
n'tis wls rrratctl tho rAt tluku nf Wcsf,tlnstrr
II lss4. aml nt ,ha ;.nu t'nr hs I!,ly w,A tn.,lo
Duchess tnI l,liIp children. tsvn nf wion ,tlrl,-
unc. Lhily lllnnefc urrlrlnft. IT. tic ago uf ,
yrhIs ui,tl tlio nticr, tho lion. Frederick, four
, 1880-12-23

iieltl1rs If tho Ghltal hnI.ls, nt,ti t,ukr h,,,
sUtin profit ly' thu operation. ''''a%
As III rGAlifta+ II Ii ctr!n!H ilat ~lcrr.,s 1,,-
shernlHt, w,ts 1unr, nnw hc II rich. n ,i, iTan r. n
Esrt!,,n tn !ta rsbtnt tint, my l,ttk rytr M,
tho sNtnn lrnNth Ut tt!uc. Five yrn.a npt, y!
r'lrrts,s was ssO9 lM It's lust G,iit,,ly s,a,aa y
OK. aHtl IT, profits fnr il!o ,arttr, ~, ~ ~
Ian: y les cc1nrtal dlttdnli Milo.i Iis sl,rS
OF l01 Fer cont enall. an Nlintlnt i! tho nvvr.
Entn asltsn tn its t,,ptal ai0tlt This wna n *
.!ltton 10 the 10 pcr ert .snrterty Alyl'lrtu la,
u pnyA Thu a'ntlk II pnrtinlly owned by ihe [s
fettoFs, mid They having reErtvnl IN fhr -hsm. ~.
pr ono dividend! FOR tlioIr ahlrcs ntc ce,n,tnt r.
hold thom Tor profit Of ~ pcr cent II ycar. !"
Shaker snrsnpnri!lH. tant!elon. yellow ttoe&
mnanlTakct gar1st, hlnck c,'lt'*t lritlan llv.ns
e.1beu united with 'tnif'lG Ut potassium t1, IT,
tho Soc1cty. nrr tho inErrlunta Of tho Stiakrr,
SdrsRlMr!lln.
, 1880-12-23

Tho ltev,. +. Jose, Sutton. Neb., recou,-
nscntls llanIhurE nr0pY rs u Stre remedy for
tlyspel,sin, lle says: TIlls wonderful med.
frlne deserves Recommendation, nlNl / slluIl
nut fnil tO make 1t knuwn a,i,onH my con.
krugutlun.
, 1880-12-23

A dispatch fEti1n 1.nt,don announces tAe death
fourth duughtcr OF George Granville. tho EGe:-
md Duke gf Sutherland, and Ooforo hsr n,ar.
Sutherland Leycscn uoWer. Hhe w4s born June
, 1880-12-23

The deadly grip OF pneumonia rnny be wanlc1
ot! with 1aalos Honey Of tlorcho..nd anl Tar.
, 1880-11-05
TIE REESE HOSPITAL,

LAftSH TUE CORkEE-STtlAE.
Tho cornerstone Of tho Miehnel Hcrse lIns-
ptnl. now being erected ut TwGnty-1itnth street
and CnttMgc urovc avenue, sns yesterday 'a!d
III tho presence Ut N00ltt lou reDrlc, many OF
them members Of tho Hebrew liesief Suuiety,
When completed this institution will prove II
vallnltc Htftion to tho chnrties nr tho city. It
ID bllllt Of brick with stone trimmings, 1t will hu
three stories In hight, Its styla OF architecture
will l'c MtNurn Gothic, It atat,l!s npOn ptnt Of
es.la;afctsd s.I,t ynIa witn which will bo two
ss;xty ;pn..e"ts; e.; NJ 4 5aS:,s IA .. ajsssay j.
s anS "y S c n t % r, it. .t 1 IL ta s'r.iH'' rc
tect Is Sir. C.sra'lu, or thIs uity, Sir. Michn"l
Mea whn ,ca spc M 81 !'ns ngo in Ca'ifrsa
Relief Fuc,ety Of this city Tor tho erection Uf
hospltnl. pr,,ri.lirg tho management nE that s3o-
1y ,1!y s nEres'5 !" , thp ID osntal airr I!,:
s,,s it'ecnte a'd Mr: 3ns'i' il"se"berp, r.
2n"n.inS 1n,n. .,S.t e s;,s@ t,a%o, yh!s', nonsy
raun.,s tho nswins.!tation. s is cxpsste thst a
ti,c INV i,l,!!ing will ,wcathar permitting, 10
%,r1s d;, ,s y #; n: y: ssrsk's & VII, bsSy
srty ii, this city, tho crcctiou III tiIeir iiri hs-
sioppaac ,f the sMiotya H'nl wurk, n,l.f liz
tslty Ut the founder NJ the islsiItK they wero
INV elsetl'1, and tho bsnnilts likely to uccrllo
10 's' e. It " ; IT. ex!;i"s X IT, Slime courrc.
tim: followed. In tho cD'ltsu Ut his rGu,.rks he
!'wslt utm!' the ,susI!rlnKs ri tho jewish penpln
niways hc0 II conspicuous trlllt III their ni,,.r-
~. FH,n tl,a iME:t9nl,1r H.. ta tho present time
nIsb y shs basR Aass bs n %ri,o u iho ~ ssr"ses s
k13l: EtGl III t1l4 H5nNffrHtth
, 1880-11-05
TIE COUNTY-1}UlLDING.

t,,.,,,,, .... ..u..., ,,,4, -,,,, .,..,. ,t.,,n,
is.med yesterday.
Nv ,hc t,onn,v Court vnstcr,nv Joscnb,no
,.-,., 4u w.".s,S n,,.:,.s 1850. ,,..,'.It, ~
s,ino and pnt,pors.
T,ts ,udrcs nrd clerks of rlcctjon tnye bern
rcinarkabiy prompt ii returning ti.cIr osiiciai
,M'i. hHnta ta,iv. ahcetI' amt, im,,nt.inx"s hn~e
n,, rrttfvs II lin ta,,mtv f,i"rk.s t,iiIce frnn
~. D''' WV Wy "4'a s"' e''".'' '''e''s$'
TIL: si.litsatl nnf'sMuKhtor cnsc wns ~ hare
hcn1i frsctt yesterday i! the Criminal Court hut
ow!nF 70 the Illness " Mr. Attg,stls WIT fai,rrn,
t''1scl fur flie lIntnrtunntp wtitnhil the hunrng
WINS nnstrnnch until s,leh time s shtl' be nKrnrd
tic Gull the court adjourned fnr tho tlay.
Jrut: t.,f,u,s yc.ter,,uy vnr,c Tin ,,st,nl ,1rv
roiitiur HIl,rss II Inn t'0,ntv tt1rt i,v s.rn,l.
- ptN"s
, 1880-11-05
LOUIS! SMITH.
ANOTHER HAuEAs COllpuR cAsE uEYOnE JUDGE
1Il1UMNOkn.

ANOTHER HAuEAs c0,.puR cAsE uEYonE JUDGE
nNuMNokn.
The RcCond hAbenH corpus caBe, wilt tho Nation
Nh one eide and Carter II. Harrison til the other,
ru,ne up yesterday ,norninK leforo Judge Drum
inond, md tho disposition Of it onIy further cot1-
lrtne1l that great phllosophto truth tint tho tail
cu,lnut wag tho tluY. 1t was tho cnse OF Louis
smith. Il coiored Dop,,ty-Marshnl for tho FIrst
Truclnet Of the First WAEd, who was nrrcstcd by
QUO Of 1iarrlson's specials. Dun Duffy. OH tho
charge Of currying roncGAicd weapons. taken 10
tho Arnlury. lined <d0, aud sent hoiDw, whence ho
wns subsequently liberated on tho strength OF
II writ huckei up by Judge Dru,nmunl's
autograph. THO hcNrtnK OF tho cast yesterday
tlinrIlEng occupied but n comparatively short
time, aul wns chiefly remarkable for tho fa1nb-
like md excessively pUItu bearing Of Chnrioy
81 tho municipal cnKla. Con. f.eake, United
stntes District. Attorney, nrpcare for theireln;,
FIFTY 10 tie % tofcnsos @ tett,ru tt ~ Of tio lily totrS
IT waa tn tho elect tint wtlaterer Smith had
aoae was ionn ~ tho dsoaarxY nr hts duty nj
Mr.. Cameron slld flG ,unitcrAtstaa lhd&, md
added thnt. under tho circumstances,
HMlTt UudIlr NOT TJ HAVE nEEN ArI.EsrEp.
,to oven et g. tr ss TO sy th.t the ns would
Ts r"n ~ oEs nscsttISn 5s;IS w. Ws.tn TIC oefSa1
attention Just III pslleo rascs nr.llnurly are. u,d
that. IL the ahsu,ieo ot tho rrsaner. tlo Justtco
Tic evsne', % w,!s a u sho ;stfest II % as s,nith jill .i
l'onr,shs,l pisto a"d t. d w. appear ncfoso @
nsteS % waitsoe thaa 10 =; WV rn ussHa sttos q
mint. 9ddc*l Mr.. Cnrnerun. aud, wh!le thory was
10 at.,bt Hlltut tho rlghtaot tho United statr4
wa,,< liter no obst,cics Ii s,.stni,ing tho, still
tho systDn wl's II lItw ute, tho poopg wore not
.'.9eps M u. @ a n s sha @ Te u es
Htates officers should bo iianssetl, nmless
!lofe was Iroof e ' ~, hn intY''t; IN tnis
, 1880-11-05
TOREIGN MISSIONS.

Tlte ssctSn DAYS SESSION
of tho twelfth nnn,inl Convention Of tho Won1-
an's 1,o.ri Of Foreign Missions for tho Interior
cunfeeu seny sn' "o'''"s !" ''"'o"'" wv
Rrcgnttol'nl Church. .......
ilepnrts from Stnto branches Wero presented.
Mrs. Kellogg fnr tim Wisct,uslu nrn,,rb, re.
pos,sa t' @ .f sis new societies in
missionary lnbnr. Mrs. Z. e. Scales reported
far tho Missouri flrntrh TINT they hud
i,st twn ntsu,rmnrin. ,i,r,u,r tho
ns. .. Nv" ss'o"sn% ',s'', ..' "smR ..., nu
past ycar-o'le hy tenh. lil one Having 10 Ktvo
up 'ahor thro''sh III-hcnl.h. There were twcnts-
ot which wero organtzc.l durlne r tho INST ycar,
Mrt. !'nnt' III bch"lt ot sllhnesott'+ 'sa'tt tnat
they had seventeen uuxfliary md ton young
ui c", rIp,'ion, a eI" haye asrreaatca a Ia.
~, .,..s, "ssu s.oo MN. ~. S, u" ~
ercnse u over fan osor sne past year. MIS-.
Fnrker, Of fown, reported tho organization nf
ak now bands IN thut stn,u. Mrs. r,atcs, Of Nc
1,ruskn ,.nnnrtnd u,vto.,,. =. r,t,o,v .o,,,tfa.
nnd I'm ,xnrt rnin,r ~ s';"ncss},,1w Mrst
Xiv. Of ofin. renortrd tint thnrc wcrs now iIa3
shn mi saM inclssx" nt n ,f'n se:"n ann c.s,s"snn.
f"rmn,, .;,'rtt.,. ,fan ,u,st vnnr IN rontnts
.,,.m,,t III III" p"'I 'et'1' ."e 3seef'n
, 1880-11-05

ni',ds, and ,,t thc ercss building tro,nbca -,
sttct sceno to harmouze tho multSt,,'ii;: Viii
m,Asrt II t1t't str.nEe that si.o n,tr.nn ~ iha
Swn ,ns,, IN th'11 nys pf frSers T say
l1rst vrtr nn. ha nudenre wus res1a,,,x1n,h nu r. hs
And when his last glowing rtaa,nnialcnee,
lest Its ssi,n in thc wild ssor,, nfue" Of n%n,hsa bad
llrerhcr nR'tll, >, stepped tnrw.n. NJ.
ia If III cHpf1Aaxc tho cnrItrsts,css III NJ, md,
Gus rnlnrtf11rnlk. pr,lt,sed vt,u III H.. ptcti.
q, t '1lst'sn,sr .lkcr o VII WITHIN nae 70
wl,en str: lnH,rsntl N turn cnlc uu liz jMee'nxcr "'
rH tu Etr" titfe r',nG,p fr flln xrtlt r,,a't- @ h't-
They were given uni rrpcAtrl th,-. taIl aaIIlsrr.
,1, MS %ss, .t., thoir s1, hts ai h1ts i.,s es,
tho;r i,.ketehicfs. a.t'l tcll: stsn%gsrs' sM'el =
ro.orh9s1 Sru " s'f,k !, v,s oI ,! wi 'o frrycucy y
nnl TIN principal nctnrs IN II .cr,1l Ie net W'ne
lnli ltn I,tst willy rSstel n,n,l ihrrn n91 ~ ess
prccia,e ~ t'selIas Ipnrt nl sirut's%"nr. !" n
os"py Of ttl.RH Mt cithDr sftin ary,It hasu"attl
iSGss, n,g icy 'c'aapr.i sael, mh"rs ha. h'n MI n
thousands ellcerc themselves llln,sc." '"e''e1
, 1880-11-05
,@p:i;s,.. n't''t Fate. ons III pnst''t'. a.; ,sf
1JfIrls.
THE JOLLIFICATION.

TltKNE Will. uE A 0tASD TURNOUT SATURDAY.
ltwas locidct yesterday to have tho grand
Republican jnlIcatluN over tho Dnmocraey's
Waterloo to-lnorruw ovcnnR Instead OF to-,nor-
r0w nftcrnooll. Nnd all tho necessary nrrnnRc-
nents aro progressing most satisfactorily,
Evory Indication po'nts to n celebration by tho
Chicago Republicans commensurate With tue
magnitude Ut tho grrnt Victory ut Tuesday.
4. 4 auulbur of gentlemen connected with tho
ls0Artl Ut Ttadu hold \ Mcottng yesterday utter.
tnking nct'on refntlye to tho pnr.ulo. TIC patl.
ttAu fur tho procession nf mounted 1n0tihurs hut,
s!Ecndy teeolvuA oyer threo hundred 4, sXnatnres.
tnusttnK mud G. ", llnntcis Secretary. After
= igtl discussion .,, q II, tue nntser i w.la
C0In.llittee atsd Join lit tho t'arltsv sAtMrttAy
evot!ins. II wns stated that Tho stock. Yards
wD.llsl kc'.a AD mounted tnoI, 10 JUL! witt, tho
lhmrl Or 1rMde. II tho procession tott rInco III
II Z. W. i@nies, B. II. GIls, and yoh lioGi',s1i,
ec,ssl G"'ilstcc. 'a The chsrns, @ @ VIZ un ntGars
izsst tnnppolnt IN ExscntlrotnmMltttec. 10 hnr0
full ohnrxc Ut tho arrangements, the Committee
thts ,fternnon nj . ooosk. 'iho i:har appoli'ts.i
i,!n following gesilenen Us tho Go,!tnit1oe::, Z.
S;vr;s Y ts% q e oSia1ss% oSis!'ssa 2 T. Ia;s I'isss; T. T. T.
JUt,ct T. j. Singer, ja1nua sleElr0Y, CIV. luitols,
JOIN, itober.s.i. The Chairman was afterwards
An order hns becIl Issued callluR oNt tho murch.
Inv clubs of tho city IT, participate lit tho grand
r a f,; artf u ri I'll pmS p!,. % a at tst
necessi,ios. @ lilo Nnrth sldo Clubs viii tari, ns
En.l1y 4 thoy nso Furnished With these things
hY tho Campaign Committee.
Con. Torrcnce has issued tho following nrtlor:
,tisAnyJAtfE!!s sAnyJAtf MAHCasiku Ctuna. ClttoAuo,
synilo u tue Mut!roo street entr,i!cs. isim;r
tlonso. SATURDAY usanlny NJ snrsoek. ,nnt.ntetl.
u"f0f military r.! S:ssct, 5 ss u t!,saSr Ssaxr #
GEO. II. CANNt1H, Assistant AI3tutAut- -liUlatFhl,
, 1880-11-05
XSseclapr ufld I,aEorHolt.

Henry Ward llccchcr, Introducing llobort q.
Ingorsat ut tho brooklyn Academy Saturday
niHht, sAfu; ...
"Tno gentleman who will speak te-nglt 10
III NJ, eal,ycnltcu Or churrh. Loud laughtcr.1
lie IA to spGnk IT. q grBat ln!y vi cttixens, And
! rnko the liberty Of raytnE that respect him
As tho tuhh that for full scur0 aud lHnrs at
years hatl wtrkea for tho right III tho greut
bgt,ad tlrltt ut humanity, ltd Tor ine catSe 0t
hntllasi rights. tCheers ahl npplnuse.] l cotl-
ser II uaI hnI,tT u extend hihl, lis do now tho
wnr,n, Unrnpst right hnnd uf fellowship"
AZ Mr. iie&,cIer kaltl as, he tuFsllAl to Dir. III
vDranil unl oxteildctl hls hna. Tho palms Af
tho two lllull init with slap that wns hpMsL AIl
uyrr tho to,,su. allA wins tho siHt,al for tumltu.
nus cheering Mild applause. which continued for
several MllllltcS.
VI s,nw lntrolaco to you,. continued MT.
whn-at.a say It not lla!ternRiy--s tho most
hTilalAnt BpehkDr OF tho English tunKup Ut ult
Hcil ull this Ylnbc. [tireut applause. Hut. Ms
nillcr tho rtllWney Nf tito b!za u lluht lind
tho living conls or lire. under tho lMhUGnt tl1w ul
h!s Wit alll magnificent Mntfthcss VIZ !lIlA the
glnrlnus nnln1 or genius md hOhest thought.
lPEntonxtMl ahecss.l Ladea and gentlemen, Mr..
tnxcrsoll."
Thu lferllll snyss
When tho expnunter Of tho Gnsrcl OF Christ
| tnok thu fuuiois atheist BY rho mind uild
| shonk It fcryenlIy, sattny tho while that 10 ~.
spceted md hpn,'rcd f.tm for the honesty nf btu
cuh,tcttons ana his sptendil lubors for palr riot.
isM aud tho country, tho enthusiasm knew 10
, 1880-11-05

Ohio but no tlnubt thcr1, Will 10 flrrner feeling.
p0rty was sure to win, md they were confident
of tho stability OF tim Government Few lNlsi-
ncss.men wanted n change. and tho present rr-
ests Of tho country. Tho country was never no
prosperous nA ut present. and tho present sya'
ION nf government will Insure continued prps-
pcrity." 49,.
Mr. Fte!.l resumed hts lnng md pleasant trip
last ryrnllIg In eurnnv with Mrs, Fluid. Htltf his
rltst at,ti. Etlwnn! ". Frll. With his wife. Mr..
Field retains his oll expression nf ueter1ni inn-
tlN. nssl Inns evidently Inst hut llttlcnf thu v!gor
which Inns tnnttc him rrpHlation III American
allu fpfc!K1, nllG. commercial circles.
, 1880-11-05


O'SEtl.-NGv.:t ht tlls residence. III ltubtard-st.
Mr r:nliH uSe!!, nsrh ~ y.ars. u eoh9HnlEtlI1i.
Cemetery. --..
81 Dublin and Boston pnpcrn rlBaso cony.
tirstns oil. after Twelve snoDiha
Ths flnoEn! viii tako. pIace Anndny morning: Al
hnlt.lia*t helock. from th0 Residence. ii Fnwrr.s
,CRill.f3Nay. !. nt cnrnn!c nr!Rhts d'ssnsc, Mis-
Fllneral rafvicrx ut 2iI Hnuth rnrk-nv.. Saturday
Nnv.G, ut oclnck y. NJ. Friends ura invited.
NAtQ-At :slU 1.nka-ny.. Nov. 4 Frank 4. Mayo,
aard yen5s tnunths nnd u lays. odest sun of g. a..
- Cleveland, o. and Richmond, Va. papesa plsnso
copy. 80
LfnnY-Oct 81, Mt her residence, iNH ArnU1-st,
MTB AlHry AJ1dy, nzel n Year,. 49,
We:,nnn!i7y Nov. T. Mt hnr residence, sl:'
1!nttBrtlsEt, En H.. hHluyel wifi Ut John CuItins
In ttlB 18th yrnr Ut iItr nse.
Funeral ftillHy, ut n'rlHck to GhkwOndB Cemetery.
FEien'ts 1f tho family nro invited.
T1]I'rI.E-ln this city. Nav. 4 Walter 'rntlc, aged
yeMfH And NDtiths. mud IN ct. ~ EArtn Htil1 aytu
yers und u n0nti,s, children of David and Caroline
TNttle. :. ..-.-
FMnnsnl Of Walter fr.,m hal West Estc-st.; to-day
At 10 nctuck q. nj. 1ntnEtncht ut Grnce'Shu
Cemetery.