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LOCAL POLITICS.

Discussing tho Aldermnnic Questtom-
Town Conventions, Delegate Tickets.
Etc.
The West Town Republican Convention will
he held ut parker's Hull, corner Madison and
halated streets, at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
Tho number Of delegates to which each ward IL
entitled Ii Al follows,
Sixth Ward, .; Seventh, q; Eighth, 81. Ninth,
.; Tenth, 5; Eleventh. II; Twelfth. ID; Thtr-
tccnth, 81 Fourtoonth,p ..
9aE DxA0CRA1tu ClTr CENTAAA CoxNfTTI1
met last eyoning at tho fremont House, With
Ihomas 2. Courtney Ia the chair. Tho North
Town Convention will be hold In Lower Mocor-
mlok Hall, instead Of avea Hall, a. provtously
announced. Saturday afternoon 1t O'Clock
1ae primaries will bo held Friday from to p.
NJ, Instead Of from, to o'cldtk, The place for
holding tho primaries In thd Eighteenth Ward
VA changed from No. 1S3 Kinzfe street to No
[4North Clark. Thare waa sad complaint be-
cause so1na pFecinots had failed to got Demo-
cratic Judge, ind q special committee was sc-
meeting.
The Membess were Instructed TO report the
setnrna Of the primaries at tho TFonlott Hou6s
H. ~ Frlday evening, TO which time tho meet
T1ta uK1oH LKAaux CLUB
met iast evening in the olub-roorn Of the Bher-
man Mmaaa House, with 4. W. ktnuslaud In the chaif.
1Aoso were thlrty.tWO new McMbeF1 added 70
@ sAe En!l, 4ll1 the Club now bus q membership Of
~ osef w. Tho Do4rd Of DIRECTORS were instftlct-
ssotal s, not 70 axceed 500 per anuuu, and to
tAa the!F Judgment ~ To tho leugth OF tfme tho
ttteasa should nun. Tho rooms arc on the nEst
a'eF' aad Include two large and aix small ones.
, 1880-03-24
IEALIs'S HOMER or f1IOlsElfOUND.
A REIGN OF TERROR!
The Alarming Increase Of
Consumption and The Symp.
toms Which precede Il.
Leading to Scientific 1nvesti-
cation and an Attempt to
Check Its Increase.
Tic Wonderful Properties Of norehound
and Tar and How to Properly
Uso Them.
Facts Of Importance for All Re-
garding q New Discovery.

The mortality Statistics OF this oouutry show that By
far tho Krcatcat proportion Of dcMlhs atsu f,M 0n-
bumption tl!Bcnsea OF similar naulc Hut asiae
from ths fatality which attends them the ncUnve
ntanccs mud suffering which eTsn tue hshr sta9ea
br!ig ak1 II necessary to tAkv prompt neaaures for
rellsf. Undoubtedly tho greatest ronsdy uf modern
times for curing tung mud throat complaints u
HAlE5 HONEY OF 1lulkEiinuHD AND TAR,
which ID accomplishing such wonderful results and
attracting mich attenon This Rrtht remedy, ta-
ades containing Tho pr0partos which Ia nnno ndl-
talcs r0kBthHns hE0 other ingredients, all specially
destgnsd for lung and throat tronhlBa. Ths t,abt-
nation II thu result Ut long and careful sxporinen
and It ba safo'y that whom taken In timo
It will euro In ovcsy casc. The hfst Btagea nf Cons
sumption C4nnoe bs tEied with. Tlsy atu Tie nA-
4uArd Ut Dst devastating aru.y, aud must no
checked At onre II llfa II desirable. 1t doca nut huIp
matters To say 1t II only ,ttis cd nhIc will 10 uver
Eoon. It will NUT bo ov0r soon unleaa pfomptly
stopped- FtnH the Thousands ho haye bsun c0u,-
plctsy cured by IIAI.ES HONEY OF IlUREllnuSD
AND TAR tnun effective lestaonills could RIven
II ro1uitod but tho truth that II nll pulmonary
tranbea il NJ sAuEoaHhly asAb!1ahsd that no nddl-
uDua evidence IL required. II Il sotd In two ssus 1t
5O aid II per bottle, and ha ubtanot any drug
store. Thos0 who suffering and have navoF tried
It, should uu uncs thoaa who have ever slou Il
do NOS nUed to bD uIg1d Y, do ~ nsutn.
T. .CItt1"rENTUN. fFopr, New York.
, 1880-03-24

,a, 1 :ss t?ss ss's3 sa er!2c + +! sst @
Mot'arac: lfG wst,! t" The M Madison , strcct st!!.
s @ ": ssay '1 s o fe IL aao q reeas ss5y
them, The prisoners when G,ir.tionei. Ind min:
III he soth n hee% M Msa sv 'sy a
s"thh;cft tc aga h1te .na: the ;y1; ns
o'olook Moa,lay n!sht, ,saa1 1 Gy i;:o tie Fouls
rsse css9 m a se nes' s"s anf ahaff eGia at not '
wero brc,ieht icto.e 1,istico wa!:h. but at
a0ll with whom they hnvo hnh soine ncraint-
ar,co. That Justice Ind 9ono home. but, ',nlng
@ ssnt fos be- returned it0 @ heani Tho cats
ses' ea okea Ct up ''s III Ss Ssy "xi ~xoas ns'? ?e" a
s'maa spsrtan,2 ts' caSyoy sy one; soss a 'Sa via
PIssshsse ss:sy eoat:. ys!ih # psspsr.y. 'i an;'
HI, tho aos, from = g 70 years of auo. and
ssy S h"ss 3 fss!s' sSs essiSy e ss s aa 5
ophes sss c0k: rsy ' sse'ee ss'i Mo'is
A.! III; II Sss s|, sae' and tho d"y a'
doins eonsiderao n % tic SuSsary bur ine. Is sGey
SMg: : hfs iSsy I'D s : fr ;s sss ss
hoisc mfscclianeo,is iot .of etlldrrns f.rs,
S Sae elot 5 ss e"ps as u1 %ro @ c i by iroa i
conductors, taiiors' trimmings, alpaca patterns,
eto,. Mao n phil Of ilnc-sut tot'aeco, narkcd
Waten DIVER. Quincy, i'll. Owners arc wanted
for nil OF those ROOdt,
, 1880-03-24
CANADA.

Special Ds,pateh to 7nt Chicago Tribune.
ST. JonN, N. L., bInEch 23-fa. Seven, mRna-
ger Of tho st. lohn l'ranch Of the link Of Ilrit-
ish North America, ls going to Chicago to open
branch nt the bank thofe.
spfetal Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago 1ttbuns.
MosrREA14 March ss-Mr. Marion, member
nf tho firm OF Hart, Marion h Co., Importers Of
FRUITS has mystorIously disappeared. 4 member
OF tho firm received a lcttor from tho missing
min yesterday. which contained tho following
sentence: "Aftcr seeing alr. Tuckwelt Inst
evening cannot face you. When you recetvD
this will be out of tho world" An tnycsttga.
ton was immediately made Into tho Would.he
sutclde's atraisu. and it waa found that
thoro WAS balance agaIiast him Of $4,loo.1s.
Tho amount in default Is covered
to the 1rm BY securities belonging to
Marion, which tho remaining pnrtners hold. 1t
isthought tho aefHultor haa been gngnged In
outside spcouauons, but to what extonk Is not
known.
afr. Meusics, tato Manager Of the defunct ato.
chancs' Hank, has addressed u letter to tho To-
cHl press rcfuting tho chargcs Ut nlisma1a8c-
meat mado against him. In hta explanation ho
endeayors 10 cleMr himself by alleging that Mt.
C. ]. DrJdgos. tho Fresidupt, and Dir. Walter
bhantcy. tho Vlcc-rrcsident, oyer'ltcw taclr ho~
eounts 70 tho extent Ut $4,000 and tn0n ro-
spssta. Dtpaseh to n. Chicago 7ttbun4+ :.
o1rAwA. March Sl-Tho bunk. statement ~. u, @ TOT
lei aspita 70 pu SS sapitai satssriis.l.
eae1t 9sid pSd e.; 81 ;sone atTs 1n
dcp"sIts % payabio On lemand, sit, ,i:G,Sst; Hill.
IT, ssss s..s' Sta; Stss'a: Sas!ts:
gcsting thHt tho Doln!n!on asaist by u han tho
iho Northwes. Territories. 4 reiorci.so of tho
petition to tho Committee ou immigration nill
Coon1;ataon to 1n!ut1 Into ea relst ~ IT,
, 1880-03-24


The Western Indiana Railroad Company has
just commenced the construction OF n now
freight house on Third nyenne, near Twcifth
street, oil tho west side Of tho street. This
freight house, 1t Is understood, Is to be uacd By
tho Wabnsh. Tho now freight house OF tho.
Eastorn Illinois at tho corner Of Fourteenth and
Dearborn streets Ia now reNdy, and oan bo oo-
cuptcd as soon as tho Western Intinna is able
To sccufU right t-Of-wAy aoross tho tracks Of the
Luke shore and Rock Island Railroads at Clark
md Sixteenth Streets. The construction at q
Temporary passenger, depot viii be- commenced
Third nyCnnc and Twelfth slrcets. It. will
be a substantial, comm0tflola brick building,
TINT will l'o nhlu TO nccofnmndnte NIL tho puseutl-
orn Indians until such time as tho road Mill he
cnabscd tn cxtunt itS limo TO- Van Durcn street
aud crcot n permanent aud cns.ly pnascrRor-
depot ut TINT point. when tho Twelfth street
Should, however, tho dlnlcti1tics Ia tho way OF
extending the line north OF Twelfth strict con-
t!nue for SONG tltnc longer. 1t is prnbnblc thnt
tho terminus Of tho rond. will continue On
depot thoro ho transformed Into permanent
orc.
Tho Eastern Illinois ts rcudy to come In over
opbt reRrnF @ Sa seG ho iaee shor srSs
been settled which nocc.anrlly must tnke
until tho first part OF next month, as tho CON
desnnation suit 'brnuEht by tho Western 1ndlana
Tho Wabash viii mt opon ita limo for business
until nhout tho middle of hiny ~ it Is still silly
engnged In putting tho new Chicago s: strawn
ai!road tnt tirst;c'as cona!,ioGv The oEand %
anu line MS ts outlet Into the city until juno or
July. This road docs not uxpect tn do nny
through passenger business over It's now lfno
has good temporary quarters with tho Burling-
tOu NEAR Sixteenth md Canal htrGCt6.
, 1880-03-24
LOCAL CRIME.

i ,t.,zov rvhoeo rnmo ,,ufortnnofotv cnnn6t
~ ottl@eh "nuso "~"o ~ ~ I,a.,-
ba given gave Cnpt. 5lcoarsglo ana Llcut' non-
tlcld pointer Monday Gvontng, which lcd to an
excellent CAPTURE yesterday, and the recovery Of
a mlacallonro,,a lnt ot uoo.,s valued in ali at
about $lon. Tho posntor came Ut ll:b o. n'sal:
and WIS to tia OBJECT that eourlo OF
1,,,1s'.w H., ~, uifov n tha ronr of No ri Dos.
oatss t ~ "ssy ~ e.' 49,, aeaa. .,or, ho,nt,
plh1aes atreot, anA ta4' tac 9oo47 "oao ootus
carried Into tho house, which Maa occupied Dy
q JewIsh t1tlor named Julius BahliuKnr. Tho
1o,,r the orfton& nf ttc mon and TIM fRnt that
~ +"s, he,. .a,so1 T. a. .ha rcn- IN.
stead Of at tho front. which was much
handler, ,woro very suspicious. Tho police officials
.no ~ ~, o,aan n,,,at IT, 49, cen.
feaay comploted, aha a14 WIS au!ees y "Aa c.as
clutlod bust 10 place watch on tno houso tos
, 1880-03-24
SPORTING NEWS.

Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, March ::i.-Tho third annual COM
binntion snle WAS commenced to-t1ny In tho
American Institute building. Tho cutalog called
for tho disposal OF ~nInety-nro head Of stock
contributed by several largo breeders, nnonK
whom wero bIeears. A. Il. Darling, OF tho Fifth
Avenue Hotoi, who sent 20 hoad; William II.
Peck. Of Hartford, 10: r. u. Norrfs Of lrt'oklyn,
&; Charles II. Kerncr, Of tho Eycrntt House. 8;
sale Is "a continue two days, and 4 wa. proposed
tn sell nifty hca,l To-day, but only forty-soFrn
wero offered, aud s2no barRains, wero OBJ
ta'ncd by buyers :, Tho rrinclpAI con,poti.
with a record Of .:.t. who WIS started ut 81 .o1o
and fnR'ty knocked down 10 john W. Cnnlcy,
Superintendent If tho. Eh'cnEo racc- truck, FOR
<5,:N0 It was r,lmornd TINT tho reRl purchaser
fJ,OOl. at which figure Judge Fullerton, with n
rccur.l Of 9:l8, was purchased by Arthur Gil
lendor. Only ono bid WINS m9do, and froH this
faet 1t was doubted ,she.hcr the suite 'was bonn
plGdged to absolute salc:
Tho following Is q List Of tho other principal
animals sold:
Doan's Hambicto.iian. Xtwood, Nov York.. III
Stasher, james II. Huated. Ennncetfcnt...... Al0
pancnn, b. g., L. Valentine, Now Iork...-.. III III
Tye"o, sa b. f. q. Gariiion DrooK1yn::: -
Homer, b. r., y. ]. Cnlforti. New York. ...... a4S
Eugene. b. g.. Daniel Loonio. Now York...... is5 Wy
Queen Lydo, ch. 1n.. 7. u. Jackson, Now ,
1saehei, r.. l., VI: II. 05
Willie Everett. b. g.. W. G. Carmon, New ,,x
1iKhtfooi. i. T.; ". 4. Hudson, brookiyn...: III
Graceful, blk. m T. b. 11unton, f3ro0klyn... @}5
Crary, b. e.. L. J. IanvriIl, Nov iork.......- "so
, 1880-03-24

ST. t0r1s, Mnrct1 .l-The nrhltrators Of tho
at. L1uls Dtvlsirn Of tho Southwestern lsalrohd
Association, Mcssrs. Strong and Smith, mat hero
today ami setcctnl u. n. Parker. vicc-presl-
dent Of tho Cairo SHIRT finc. a. third arb!tra-
tor. Aftur hearing tho ssatcmonts from repre-
snntatvus Of tho rRt1s In the 1T. 1iis Division.
they nj fnurned tllf tu.fnorrDw, when thoy wilt
fix fho nmollnt of tonnngH tn to carried by each
rna.l. Tho I{hnnibn & 1t. Jon Rond y mt to hn
In 6!thgr tho 1t. lilla or tho ChlcnY, Division Of
tho Association, hut IL tn receive certain per.
cchtage, 10 l,a determined hereafter, and paid
equally By both dtvtsit..s.
, 1880-03-24
TILE RAILROADS.
Important Meeting Of the "High
Joints" in New York
To-Day.
Tho Western Indiana Will BE
Ready for Business In q
Few Weeks.
Proposed Rival to the New York Gem
tral-P1an Of Organization.
THE 1rf01I Joints.

THE TEIG1I JOINTS.
Tho j" tIixh Joints" will meet III Now York to-
tlny. None Of tho Western Chicago membership.
roads will l,e represented ut tho meeting except
tho Chicago, Burlington + Quincy. whuse inter-
ests will he taken oarG of by Mr. u. +. Ripley.
t3oucr,Ia Freight Agent. Another reduction IN
c,1st- -botlnd freight rntos wis to bare hcen no.
cldel upon Mt this meeting. bnt. owing to tho
lArYn incrtM1e Ut business during tho lust two or
three weeks, II Ia probable TINT action regnnlfng
this nattcr Will bo Deferred until tho actual
opening Ut navigation, which Is expected tn talte
plaue about tho middle Of April. Tho rnIroai
tlcn hero CHIN thnt n reduction ut this time
would not help business In tho least. Ms thoy NIL
have tnnro to do than they ara abic to handle.
anl It will take thom some time 10 dispose OF
tho business already on hand. ....
Tic principal work of tho meeting will be the
consideration OF Mr. Fink'a plan for making
rates to foreign points tho satne vim all the
ta!'s g ~ the roads II tte VET tyhsd 'ss9s
ss u s hs IF saT ie 9yss It'll ae ehrnRs rss ns 81 i o
luiing ao de.Iei,ato MI agont at ees! p!ace whore
y.io'1sly 1ceu mado to carry out thi. plan. but
they cntno 10 1Nl,iHht on hcc0n!lt Of tho oppnsl.
D% a ,SR fs oa1S s Tk # jaanS 1 S drs ana nd
U,stsst. claiming TINT It had m 1rrRhRen!ont
With tho steamcrs from those points compelling
com'ssIo.r S '' ak md the runS sM 70 esrPy
out Tho plaa without tho Grntsd Trunk. As this
r1lad wus nole to divort but d stnall amount
WY ri enrryin9 out tho plan has arisen.
Tho Western shippers havo tnkcn decided
steps tn prevent tho scheme from being curried
cr1l elites hnve held Indignation meetings, It !s
claimcti thnt this action on the pnrt 9f tho rntl-
from Western shippers all chntcc Or competition
IN tho tnntter ot scoan transportation from tho
scnhonr! to European ports The Henorni r.
ways have tn takc through bills VI ladlny based
on the hxhcst existing f1lto for crean trhns-
p9rtnt!on It remains to lo seen; @ however.
protests 0f the Western shippers lnta consdcra-
ton. THO prntht!l&tcs hrc that they will not,
for they hlve thus fur, In every tnstnncC, iR-
nnrtHl tho wnrlta Of tho pc4lplg when their own
selfish interests were to be BubsGrved.
, 1880-03-24

DE1vEn, Colo:, Mnrch E1-1n' tho litigation
between tho Donvor l. Rio 0rande and Pueblo 4
Arkansas Wiley Railway Companies, Commits
sEonor itogerh to-day filed his report fixing The
cost OF the rnlfront1 through tho Grand Cnfon
Of tho Arkansas to tho mouth of the South
Arkansas at FOX, 5,alp. The rio Grando CosnpanT
Is to dept,s!t this stitn M security md huve tho
r,ad delivered to 1t 1fldcr tho decree 1T the
Court T. I. unidentified TINT i i,ns IN onticipn.
completion Of tho runll To Lcidylllc.
, 1880-03-24
NEW r,r1MnEt. RATES.

The representatives Of tho fresht d"pnrt-
rncnts Of tho vnrious ro,ttis east trUm this city
will meet to-dny tn confirm tho fol!nwing now
lumber tar!fl. which ts tn take effect April and
contuuc in inrco Until Sept. 10. 1880. The rnscs
frnm Chicago on pine. hnrd and soft lumber,
iaths, shingles. cnperage. and ltRs. IN eur. a'ts,
will! !,u ~ fonwa: buffalo. snsrcnsio1 bridge.
and rittst,urH, i7!s gents pcr "! pounds; al
bnny. Eit Gcnt:: Baltimore and WnFhlngtnn, q
cents: cents: phiia.lclph!", = cents: : New y YORK: 70
This Is reduction nf cents 1>er ITO from tho
tari1 In fUrco during the past winter.
, 1880-03-24

Bp4<ta1 Dtspat<h 70 TIA Chicago 7ftbuns.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March E-Tho election on
ths proposition to subscribe for Fe 600 stock In
tho Eynnayille t. Peoria Ilaliroad caulo ott to-
dny. The managers Ut thu Evansville 4 Tore
tIaute t1ailroad took all active part ngntnst tho
proposition, ~ 1t would mako q competing limo
u tho East, Wcst, and tho lakoa Tho election
was warmly contested. mud resulted aa follows:
Fur tho subscription, Y:9l: axanst Il. 1854. .Aa
GO pcr cent Of tho total vote IL required t,y laW
70 carry . proposition OF tho kind, II waA do-
ton did 10 under tha belief tllat Evansville must
bo nslulo tho terminus MhDtAer tho subscription
Wu8 granted or not.
, 1880-03-24

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 25.-Tho stabto' Of
Dwyer Brothers has arrived from Nashville uud
taken up its quarters Mt tho truck Of the jockey
Club. Bramblo, Charlie Gorhan. Jericho, Rhad-
amnalthus, and Quito aro tho most thought Of.
Eptrly eighty horses arc now here, md tho
gr0iitiis arc quite animated, large crowds bcng
dr,wn duly to witness tho flyers take thoir OK
orciso.
, 1880-03-24
COL. COLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March Gas Col. r. ".
Colo will resign tho Presidency Of the Nashville.
Chattanooga 4 St, Louis Railway on tho 9th
inst. he has. Mt the request Of tho management
Itai!road. to-t.ay appointed Fred De Tuniak
General Manager Of his line.
, 1880-03-24

New YonK, March e1.-Gen. E. F. Winstnw
has rosfgued bis position ~ Vice President Of
md 0enoral Manager Of tho Manhattan Etc-
vatod 'sai!road Company. having accepted tho
Presidency Ut tho St. Louis s. Sun Francisco
1tailr1md Company. and also the Vice. Presidency
ard lencr,l' MannRcrshlp Of tho Atlantic s PHI
ellie fsatlroad. lie cntcfa upon his ncH duties
ut Oupc.
, 1880-03-24

NEW YonK, March c3-Tho billiard tourna-
mont In aid OF tho Irish Relief Fund continued
tu-night, Sexton md Cartcr being tho contest
ants, Sexton Won, 600 to 10. 8oxton's best run,
1n3: Cartnrs6 TN. -
, 1880-03-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcnds@ KumyH. flnH bccn used with
highly beneficial results during tho last four
years In the various forlns OF dyspepsia, Rlstrits.
nal'Aca general debility, consumption. ku-
lske beverage IL lo<,dl: snndc frnim milk. pccui-
iarly grateful to n tricntc stnmnch. Nothing
eis1 rnMkes flesh, and hltT atil strength IN flst.
II can be safely relied IN for tho rrnpcrntton Of
thueo clscs Ut low vitality in which medication
0r ostljnary nutrition fall. Send fnr circulnr.
HOW'RE Of limitations, ArnHd't kumyRa IL nnt
sold 10 the tr1.t1c. Consumers supplied directly
by A. AErnd, Chemist, l11 MudIson street, CHI
CAEU.
, 1880-03-24

Tho Duttum divorce case, monuonod in yes
terday's paper, waa tho suit Of Alta A. nufrum
against Joseph Whittier nutfum. md not OF Adn
a. ngnirlst Whittier l}utfNm. In tho last-narnod
fnmiiy therp Is not nor has thero been any dis
c0rd. Tho crror WINS duo to curious similarity
OF namca.
, 1880-03-24

UNITED sTATEs CIAuu1T CoUnT-JUpdN
BtopaET1-loseph Martin. administrator, ".
PhDnix Mutual Ltfe.gnsurauco Company.
$3,aa:.s2,-H. ". Jackson, Receiver, ". g. M.
Thicloke, so.1ls.-H. W. Warner .pt al. ~. Jamcs
Il. Thomas, $76ss7.-R- K. Dayis ct A. ~. Lewis
II. BIsbeo, $51a.T-W: F: I'otta ot a. ~: James
W. AtkInson, $6NH9.-J. VI. Flower, ltocelyer 0t
tho German National BANK, ". Henry, Ellas
aud David y. Qrecnebaum. tS7,6d64.
BUPBHsOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
HolIletor VI. Martha uerJnAn1Gn and John John"
Junox 0Ahr-Harstet r. Kltohe!l II. Ellen J.
Hayden and Samuel Q, Head, $l0b"
! Jup14 hAlTH-ChEistinA Lta1le ~. NeS +. Ed
fmAu; y0E1lict, &N,
, 1880-03-24

THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Mnrct El-The regular ticket
for Directors Of tho Pennsylvania Nailtoad was
elected to-day.
, 1880-03-24
A. RIVAL FOR TIE NEW r OnK GEN.
ustAL.

Thore Is Singular arrangement in tho scheme
of the Now York, Albany 4; Buffalo RallrOad,
which, It built, ia to b8 Il rivai Of tho New York
Central Tho capital is fixed at &ao,oW,000. 4
special Board Of Trustees Is oroatod, to whom
for beginning e., ,000 900 Of stook Is given. Att
or tho operating expunscs OF tho road arc patd,
this special trust fund Is to bo entitled to s
pes cont dividend scml-annually before any
other dividend IL pait; and, bes!do this aftcr
year W on thoir Stock tho surplus each year shnli
he given to tho trllstecs. With thefr receipts
tho trustees are to buy In more stock every
aro isslled thoy aro to retire thoso first. 3rad.
ltally, therefore. X tho schoHlo wtr0 followed
is KO1d rntth, the trustees wOultl acquire pos
spsaiun of tho road, and thoy aro uaou 70 turn 1t
oYur to tho State.
, 1880-03-24

Reform In tho Order OF thc Day, but
fets-soap that Old Rrow!l Windsor will never 10
removed from tho toilet uf tho fashionable
worI.l. The rur.st md most frrsgrnnt Is that Of
tho old London lirrn,-J. & f.. Atkinson.
, 1880-03-24

Victor IsnhY Food
comes nearer to muther's milk than nny other
preparnt[on known. Try IL Price, Is ccnts,
All hrtlxRlsth.
, 1880-03-24

THE WEST SIDE UNION DEPOT.
The announcement made tn a morning paper
that tho Fort Wayne and Alton Railroads would
1noyo their passenger-dcpot to tho Star Unlon
frcight-houso, at tho corner OF Van Durcn and
Canal strcots, next Sunday l,as placed theso
roads In an awkward position, ns tho removal Ia
not to bo made until April I. 1t will taKe until
that time to Ut up the ftcIgAt-honso ut TINT
Hoiat fos temporary ;,ss ~ p.sstSnget- t lcISt:
prcsout alto will DO pushed with all possible tn-
orgy, md tho roads expect to 1U able 10 u!nyo
buck Into tho nuw quarters about Oct: ], 1880.
to Vnn nuren and Canal pG1lding tho cottstruo-
ton OF the new depot. Tho milwaukee, Ut.
Paul will, afnr April I. nay9 % ats totnporaryy r
Clinton and C4ggoll gtEeets.
, 1880-03-24

prD 'Uugnr, d!acoveErF OF tho ctuchona cure
for drunkenness, 0uses all oa4ea. Aoom II
Palmer House.
, 1880-03-24

6pEttal 171spdttA 70 7Hs CH1edF1 7Ft11He.
CEDAn RAPIDS. H., 5fnrch .}--Surycyors will
feRvo here to-1norruW morning to lay out n route
fur tho proposed Chicugo, Milwaukee l. st. Paul
extension to Ottntnwn,
, 1880-03-24

complained aRninst by Mr. Knpwttnn. Co1nmis-
aHIMr Ffnath hAs RptD to OTTAWA to investigate n
complaint aKninst tho Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific 1tnilr6Af Cnmpnny.
, 1880-01-02
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