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, 1880-09-22

trerhonctl tho police TINT hi fcarc there would
hu scfln.ls trouble hrtwtcn two gtnKs Of work.
men at the Eomrany's 'lnck M Rnlt
street. near Archer nvcnttc. md that n
detail Of tmltt>t shn,,hl bn aett thcru TO
prevent MY unthrtnk. srcrntnry Doyle. who
was ut tho ind Of thu te!epllhne wire. ut 1nrn
srnt /. nDrssnEc 10 Llcuts. lhlck1ry and f,trnr1l
IL sent naI lhcr reserve mcil t tho place. !nter
Il wtt& said Tint hsth NA1Es hf men hnl ttia.
Enraptl @.,u Htte to their ha1,lcs, atltl thNt all
ittjllomltcs were at u,t end. thu, Company having
ssutIl,r Its tntentinn nf i,nttinx Il Hnng Of men
ii wnrk this morning Ut unInn rites.
TBR w,>NAs'a cnnisrIAN TEMPERANCE uxtOE
met yr.scnlny IN 1.owcr Farwell ttall. for tho
rnrpt,sg ,nt rts!ying axalast tho i,tIuoir.
allntl,cr tp,rt of tho Giiy.
Tie Orcr Ut leaders wn$ as follows:
1DtD u II. m.-~1catlcr. Mrs. F. H. Carsr. H,t',-
fect: "frnyer for tho OutMnIrtEg OF tho Holy
Spirit Ut, tho 'rtthpcrlnro Cause"
u to t. n.-l.cNs1cr, Miss E, Dryer. Subject:
:. Human Agency Under Direction Of tho Holy
Fr:,in, ,1s to =. IN. tho Chnir wns occupied by
DR.. T.. tatahlwlli, lr,,t1cr ri tho +, NJ. c. 4.
Mrs y. 1t. J. Henry lrtl frtlni tO3p. nl, offer.
Ing rrnyer that uoti might 1'ring ~ ,ta,lght the
ticMlrrs' trn,Hc and that Ilo wtuti seud cui1ylc.
| Listnnr. t}rnlers' ConvCntiun now IN nrsslun.
From = tn i p. III. Mrs. Mary y. Witlnr1 lcil.
! Thr subject t,f prayer wns thu turhtEfl In.
| sttset.pn 81 the eh!iary, II sho phys!sal Md
| nuIrNl ertts OF llQtiDr.dr1nklng and intenrcr-
nntE.
| Thc nr4t l,nur Mra. T.. =. Hounds led In praycr
| fQr victims Of tic llAt3Ur- trNfltG.
, 1880-09-22

ihkF VIEW.

Tho Hoard Of Trustees nct afnndny. Tho
Committee reported IN fnvar Ut a thnr'lgh s'r-
yey OF tho portion Of tho ta,wn lying north Ut
Nclt.ttnt ayentlu, giving elevations fur rrnes
Antt scwnrs, with proper maps tA'verng tho Ft'b.
jcott similar to tho work ofc so,,fh Of l'otlnnnt
ave,.l,e, and presented to tho 1inarti Inst meet
Ing; md nlsu that thoy hnt instructed tho En-
Hinccr to 'prcpnro tho necessary innps for n
proper systcm of numbering h,l,Hcs III Rccnrsl.
A,tce with tho ordinance adopted last tncctitg.
Previous to tho business Of thu meeting. Cn,n-
missioner Van l1ort, of [>l4trsct No. =, arose to
unlest1on of privilege, An'1 presented tho fol-
lowing, which was lnHn1nnnRly adopted:
S@ MsKss nis cn nsrs II 3 The ssas of hS es"E @
turtlnH to bb II terort Df the proceedings Of thu
llnnrd or Trustees. Iown9f f.lkp View. ut It's
lust regular stAsfnIl. cntltAntl9 tho following
Item: "fho Supervisor n1Hl Assessor tDnE tho
Comm nSssiuiiur frunl District M. : to fHsk for
tho stOtcHfy innnner III which the etreota wcTG
klpL III IiNveHswnNt. H1ttt tho condition In which
hs wss all9wlnE sulzer ltou'l to yet by bis neg
WnEltEAa. No s,tct, thing occurrctn at tho meet
Ing hf fhs !?oarsl M TINT 1GcMsfnn; therefore,,
iteM.re. 'rhat Ms, vau Allen, vito mule the
hereby, requested 10 retrant TINT rlrt OF hls
report rc!ntitH to tho Commissioner Of district
NJ. :. nr, failing In that. to take sent outside
Il discussion enR,tcd IN which Mr. Vnn Allen
touk part, md said he hui nothing to retrnct
IL wis expl,fncsl to him that my conversation.
Of thatdcscrlrttoA WIS INT III uIly manner con.
i}ourt. Int kEnu ut Ier4t,1,Hl K0tul. .hunarct
tMtliainuc which he WIS Willing 10 ntlmit. but nDI
| IL rctrnGt. Tltp supervisor Informed him that
| Under the resolution. hg wns compelled to lst
| him tU tpku u seut outside. which he did.
luck & tsnynera Moth Powder destroys ruaclt-
| es. !lcns tiles, and 0etfbtgs.
, 1880-09-22

Roth, then wiIowcr. cnfnc tn this city eo1ho
forty yenrs ago, accumulated n respectable
fortune in sHnde,l property. Ttiirnc'' 10 Hcr-
nuny. wliero he remained a few yenrs, anu on
his rcnrrval in this city married Mahelnsno
ltoth, whnm he met Tor the tlrst t1mc nh tho
ship which hurc him lNck. After II year's resi-
tlenru lierr Roth tMcnmc dissatisfied, Hd r.
turnct tt' Germany with his wife, W.T., whnm tin
~ 1t ,tyS hsnpy sttop,cs y 1nH s!ea y, ntai r.,
llvnrtu: hut tho fnnltIy ,ti!!iHifcs were pntchcl
np. ani es,e rrtnrnetl to Wnrtcmbsrg. u'nfrra
the, c'n.se1.t Of tho king: This et1rscnt ltotta
a aas %snrs t. ees @ srss IL lad III e r
se'enly sS be inarr!s1 An!siIe s'.en!c. ga !nrso
Ss.ts i".t Wiz, n:.S As 'i Maciainc "r cn:trra:
intcrcsi in tho itoth ustato. subsequently. o,,
Thy aveo M Or ter r9tl'er Ch!rlcs Mascr s!' r.;
i!$ nsscr bect iesaiiyy ydtyorcsti fr9n, i!oih;, ,,
The Stuttgart correspondent Vt tho New York
San. under 'iats Of Sept 4 gives
TIE CfuaING EunorRAH ACT
In tho dratna. as f"linws:
csshry Testimony brritly upon tic case, s int,st
rcsila q Wiirtsn,!srx, eoaas:on mn va; , ifs!,S'
tS %,'taSrxS ns HHp liz at yce. Y le anef
a. !" !au sei, wcsses II Is II Fht be Ap rse,t ,
befrwe him by either. rnrty,M i'm sase. and tn
tr1,1.snit tho s!ne Under ac, to tho Clerk ut thu
wardWl. md with + lassyers rerrcsentinx t,ott,
tho complainant. sin''eanc. and tip .le!cnt'ant,
!. i. ienct or tho %eIi. !ifm y losea:
thhl s. penIe. npprnrt'l IN lehalf nF tho laftcr,
wh,ts Mnev M ,,r was ,ssc*n.cd BY II. ilS
fy,fn IlltnuiR ind now Of tho ChlcrRn E}Ar. 1'nt
, 1880-09-22

Mrs. Al,rHhnm fInrt; marble. topped
rcntrc.tahlv. Nj. md MrA. II. ltgEn',s',:ra;;5;
sprt.nd Mr. md Mrs. Il =. trucker: ranrl rIet
,,rs. WilIiam +. Rbthschikt;. pn!r nf hrt'f,zn
siutueta., Mr. md Mrs: ]; 1t. t!rerMcla,.,1l;
s,Ht' ,, s K fsy @a @ ~ sra ysst %S :tySs sySr
silver ,nntcrackcra md Turks, Mr. nnd Mrs. In
Mnss: taIr marble st,lluuts, Air md Mrs. t.n't'e;
elegant hr',zo c',rk, ir. and Mrs. snn' lsnsnr-
bnii,,,: 1,n!r or br.,i,xr, pItchGrs afIas
IMlIa tstrscnl,ann!: beautiful rtn,h''sn, flick.
s!r. :. sntni'cl 0nt'!eiilifh: tntle lstsnef'
semitic nt,' shnvcts, t'ns Il. Fries and Pr. 4.
Springer: beautiful lwh.tprcn'. S!r. and Mrs i.
ltulml; toilet SGT, Miss Emtna Powell: whist
s!"nit f.,eiM.,ssin: i%a,;|ti. tailc .!rt'-igh,,
Mr. titarVc Mnrpa1,tntlt; gt'.t-]ins silver rakr-
!lsh, Mrs. y. Btrllsx: elegant wtll-hasket, Miss
Mar FriniIfl: complete thInn tsM.sri. Mr. tsid
eLesant librnry tabIe Mrs l'Est Ht!t'rr: bc;.t!;
flit silver ChstEr, Uncle Aho niltl A4nt
l4cna"; tatup!ett act nt c-EtAs~s. NJ.
nnn Mrs. itlncIr; DERRY rialtrIs nlsl nISnes. ut
W." W. s,,n IL. s r. f,vsI. wrnrr r,,.Eimr..hnIrt
II 1inna MD r. tirnr" ffrsrh: itntn,nsn hnf.r,g;t
Ne fIcnrv Er,,;,H;M ;M'e VI so'F1" ''"''''''
"'' ''e"'s '''"''.. ,., <,,,.s.,
ThS fon~ing were n.o1 @ n, TIE If E,,csts: r,rf Mf
Ntr. Mnll Mrs. Nelson S!HrrIst s'r. nli!! slrs.
WaExCl.. Mr. mid Mrs. lsaAe Watxcl'
Mr.. and A1rT $. !tynsnfi. Mt. anl s!ts.
u T. MnrKsnr,h sr Gs"rKfs W fss Mo5Ea'S' E Mfs
nnh Mrs. Muses. fplEcl. Mr. md A!rnlntn ls,lbcls
Mr.. ntnl sfrs. 1snHo lube air. and s!ts. llclit'Gl
1tnhct, Mr. Anh Mrs. ttmrinl tt,ir' Mr; nh!i Mfa
s! N sa t' 1itsc ss M ascph M'1t ress se' F s I'D
Mra l.. DlNiujurf. Ar Aiiu u r. " MnrS Air. anu
slrs. J.. J.. nItztr! ~. 4cua, hrma. sir: tt,lti y
, 1880-09-22

urr~,, ,vr,,v,rvr r.,r r,,x. of tho 1tr,,1c,yc1t.
,,, -. ,,",s., ,...s,,. - .,..n, t,,
"aS ch!lett 70 !',""" ststes ~. W a.'c"u w
funeral Ut Ills lalhor-iti-law. Ho Will be aoseht
,.,.n ~. ,,l,d,ru ,,r,,,,. ,s.,o,, xostor,ov
AMuSH elG ntnR ,nt ~ pss.tts y. .a', ,ssu % ;va,r
MMs VIZ y! . Sn!t s ~ s',r ",r, -
uWeinnHs, !s!u. streGt. mSaar ILL.,, . n; ~
en*l $;.M'@: @ hHu u. u. :" ustct ~ tn ,
L ~ g" . ,II.I J.. ;" t,"o @ t'r" .tn
!.he 70 ~ =. tu.nsk. ~ e1tGt u Z; ms "A1c"t
40. 4o' .'ea'pos'' asen'e' ~ e''s' s!'o".
vnculnGti,lg In tho s1s,n!t- pox Hist ritta-tr dis
trIrts tint nrc must lt,hle to hccnne Injected
tJr le Wolf hits tpurs NJ tho 5tsCast tile t4)ftl!H
wt,,tgr, and, iA tnkts.Y every precuutIon nEnst.~t
Its srctd nh th!s withn,it rehrtf tn Immediate
expehan. which ts Wise Ia-dHy srec!A! nitei-
lion WI ~ G!s.n 70 tno scnnol coFaer ot Alpo1t
'1sc''"e "no i''s"tec'''h s'itHt'
THE Mntter 1T tho Ashlana nyenlp bridge
wns cOsllll.lr,,n yesterday, IN view Ut tho ne
ca,luI authorities Ind the natrrfnt IN the Krfiint
tnc subject huyinF hegli repen1ntt they could Ito
nothing, ntlh Commissioner WnIlnr w,ta 1T up,-
Inn tint the winnie question would hnvg tG +fn.
back to tho Council bcfnru nnything wns done.
All tlis GENES t,f tho cluy Of tho Cnn1l C.nl-
n,s*io.ers in .ltnr whnt thoy promised. md of
| lie Works n,l.i the tlty Council.
rur CONTEMPT CASE.
| m, ,,. 49,, Sun.,. .,.to',,1,,.,,A .s,,,,
,., nng .Msos ,4s. a s,,.,,,,. "t's ss ~, 1
eH ns y i.3 t ,,;n,,,n, ,s 80 ,.h ~ III
oi,. 1,p sa,arlay Th"y iukm liz ,,sltom u HIT
rhr 1 fHt hai IT, s W. ~ " w " w., ss' ~ ~
s, 'n. ~, W. tb.f m "H5 T. s ,,.,. ~
p'stu - ny t...cAn nutMte!, tao TX H. '..ns' .i
, 1880-09-22

AID uALLAalnH ACItEMH
Mention wRb nado III thu c"t,llull proceedings
published yesterday ot tho introduction BY AID.
llallarl uf q now scheme for cs''lcett,g royeuup
from tho sA1D OF liquors.. 1t ia what Ia kntw .s
" Tho ExnIao Register systrh,," and consists ur
II lux With Il pnfety- lock. the koy 10 which IL to
be kept by III excIso oltlcer. inside
IL uoil Of coupon tickpts, numbered
cousccutNoly fram to LOU, and inaccessible
ta Tho retailer; nlso eclt-nulnbtrtnS aud ttatiuK
appArAtMs, a,.a registering aa a.aa l,ei!,
lty tho movement Ut Il leyer Il ticket ia thrust
forward frau tho box, numbered aud dated,
and NJ tho eatno slnulcnt tue bell IL struck, uni
tho register llldiGalcs tho t4Al.er corresponding
t. .!'o number "f tl,s tekct noH sl9 h.; dbl; Y
aiwuYH CORRESPOND to tho ntsnhpr Ut tho tlcknt,
ut,tl Il nut fraud would to ut ns,ce appare., Nj
% s,,on us the tickot il thrust forxarti from iho
s N it a Il n'a"'esE!Et sss s!Ete cut soss sts" IT, IT,
riosei III Mi poIts al.d At al! tltiIes except 1T
Ito i.,stn,it whun tho ticket IL he!.lg 1uliytretl,
thus ll'Aklug II impossible u Jumper with Its Ill
IL uarry out tho pta,, T. Is proposed that each
perst'1. .SgirlnY II rGtail i'Asss shn2t, ecl.ru
SSr sSr s1iss ya t:Sss VIII ss s J;
ss eas T. .ss SSs sSS.to saao It s;
ttan,. q, io thu easlss officer by the dea! +
il il elal1nel tllat thls plum WI protect owncra
Il a1aos rst H. n ,se q saSs, en- II.
iip4eis rc.use.! by customers can ue retnlue!i
and thus u per. ccnt Ut tho Govt bv saved: Il
this SOURCE. Aid. iallard also han!loi ID Il cop,
| Or Il blll Introduced lntu lhe NGw Iur& Assem-
y oi Ms19P q hs tSs t%
rferretl tn tho Cn.nnltltco On IIcenses. an.l th
uuttvr Will doubtless rvoolyo early consldcsa
, 1880-09-22
TIE AIETIIODISTS.

THE SECOND DAYS SESSION or THE Ci1cAao
DISTRICT CnSFEfEScE
OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church @as begun
ycsorduy nlurttng ut II. III. In tho auditorium
M the First n. +. Church. tscs!4ing Elder
Willing was in the cl,nir. -.
1t was Recommended that the Iiev. G. Il. Will
cox bu tulken OIL trlMI IN tho Wlsc0tlstt Confer.
piEc, aul tho recommendation s,ls cufictIrrta m
Mtssrs. T1inlnnB lsuInn, Isnbert II. 1uulcy, Dr
Il. ". Wpud, Charles Cdts.es, nnd Muses. l.. Gross
applied for licenses us locnt preachers. AFTER
t.,nlr qualifications were exu1nlncl tho llcUnscs
were grnntetl by the Conference.
T}u Nes. X. Is. pepe, Chnirnan Of tho Conf
mitteo III Examination Ut LieuEses to i'teuoE,.
reported that tho following uanlett gentlemen
hatt Appietl for rguewlil Of tE6tr censes: First
year class. W. II. Lacy, W. Y. Atohlson, ". Il.
Enrtou, Wesley l!raiforal, II. N. s'cCrright.
,a'nss H. Strhais st. + Sorris: ,hin.ys sinss.
6 ohn III i i: Il II t. sss KS,ntc Se" r t. r.; wair1nF;" Il II s
EsrMs',s, II Mas,ask. Js' !. a,,y,' ' es?,"S'' SS
ycslr cnss+ Cl,arts H. Lank. .slt ur tho requests
Ss ss ar Tt tho n, sxevp,19n s H n t1 % st
ill., tit 'sS u,ss, an, It viii ' ay i rsfrrrc r. ta
committee nf three, IN rt,pDrt nj n future tMp,
l!r Willing 1nen nttai,i.s.I W. brnther Dr. =.
r.,llctt III the Journal ~ locnl Eldor Tho re-
sl,trst wMs KrHnsetl.
,,a Ihs s' nSorrG Il l va" orn rcnS,re 1,,t. 9
,hry wrsu III tnrM rrcon,nU,n!e! by lae District
g tie ti;ncra! Gontcrengs: 2 i. Cesnsr, 4, /.
SIchnt, r G. WnrrinKtutI. All nre gra,l,.airs nf
tt,s Northwestern University md tho Uarrctt
! iiii,iiuat Institute Ut Evanston.
| clcrgynlAn, WIN received IN lrtnl as prptIcrly
tIl!aliiird IN tho lIlsIa ,of IN examination iGr
ws ss .s - aS sa s'ay A"a tfsrses. a '
!, Tim ltnv Mr+ H!Etlny: ir'M tho Connittec on
, 1880-09-22

Several .natlths axo Tux TMlMuNE deynted
cuuple Of columns 10 thu cAse Of MatlelGIno
10th ". A.ualle 1toh for the ilnal Aettetnunt Ut
TIC c5lAte Vt john NeufHe ADth, deceased.
, 1880-09-22

cbtc"po s anin a',1is next % onth ,VctoGer ind !.
prS'i*ss e raHk ,nnnE thy sa!,sss ssisbrssoi
Witt, Wate viii With eascs ~ in lcrest tic rcsi,. '' WI"
,,...7,7,-o,-7.-
MATRIMONIAL.
MISS n.arHA ntttscn-ua JACOB POWELL.
WEDDING which nas created : ,, considerable
INK ana pIcasal,1 nntcapat! III. IN .s"'sl W soc,c,s
ay "'so s .. u ths % a" ense sn. er mr. ne. Of
't scs to tho Contract were Mis- lsrtha 1i'rset,
pliest daughter Of Mayer llirscl,, Es1 Trcasur-
or Ut tho American Cutlery Company antl IL
hery stock o. a. sasr ., snq :l, Mr. facet 1--we owe e
est son Of M.' Simon Powell md secfe'ary Of
1s tsa Gn's" sv Gty o'a,k a iayoty eo,;y tnoxn S
chtcuvo.
r.ta ,...,. ,4, -a~ ,.,..,..,,,.o -, ,o,,n,r,,.
,.ats tho large eone"urse Of fricu1s whu wero
tcssru,,s OF witnessing the ceremony, nnd nlt,y
,vrr,, ,lnnhle Il, ru.n n,lnIssIun, TIe intrrIor
presented Il Hay scene, with tho rich toilets Ur
tho ta'cs md tho elaborate. decorations; D!.
uf stnliax, a,d from tho key "f this depene,la I'M
tions, With bGll tonRup In tho stlpc uf !! eHlts
llly. AbMt, tho aitar were large n,smbcr VI
iroplelsl folinKg i'Ints. Mr. Olto Lt,a1. the Or.
NGhlst Ut the Tti!lilc pprIortMeA i n!lGit'ur ~
Thu ceremony was onnuAncod for o'clock.
nrrrn,I nj lin s.IItr'i n1sinf tnn tntniitun Iminr
The urKan!st struck ur tho beautiful "f.ohrn-
krI1l WetltflnK Mhsch. alaA tue bruAl pArty
f'lwn1 @, nTor. i;1rv ,prurert IKE Mnster ~ ~
iic,lry st. f&ubul. ushcra: Mis. Ccna Kloit,,
ir5t bridesmaid, uni AIr, jsauc litrsch,
hss,thor u tie Gr!do. trst sroon,s,nan;
ST: Miss ss,u ltirsch s!ster % II i,,c bria", thr.i
s s1s nn spr H. stSsss ss sws ' nf0'ss aysf st
ii,rscl,. Mlotl,cr or ibU brle, anl Sir. .lucol,
brli!e, and Sir Mayer iiIrsch tho fnthcr of tic
| i,ritiu: Wr. ntli sfrs Sitnon POWELL p,runts vi
RToo tha rho prssyshn h,1 arsa ,s"% slowy p
tic gcntlas,,aa iMssng to thu right MD tt,s il.
.es 10 t,o icft. frniIi.g suinl.clrels auslt lie
Sf'f i,t sad fon M aSo wa ov .oox Up Ecsnsntas ntaS
~ III thc Mion t.nnuywut.on. The ccrc,nony via
nce.pli1a nerlIn@ 10 10 Tia Me Inws ' rtta AZ II. a,
,sfnt, r., ,,r,r,.jst str,,rx ~, yTiv iii. n,II
ths rar,y i,'ischssl IN " ravsrss or,sr down ins
T'tE nninE WAS HIGHLY ATrinEn
,ritlal ra6o, Win Hn Eighty inch train mid innt
lncu trimmings: II hcnvy bridal vull WIS eHught
nn % nsSss ,s St fsss s assGs ssssss ees'
rna h}sS s rs S,stf II @s sss er sSsssH s sS1 T.
snss; Iss a1' sN'r' S'S'S''' of"'e'''' pearls A"'
Nrs sayer;1Trseh: Motner Of tho n1e, wro
Il" .aents. s.sA'' '''S" '"> ''' ''' '''
Mrs. Simon Powell, mother Of tho groom, wae
@iSS 1n. !" ~ yefy * rs na ,t,, soiyss sss r % Wa,
or,ln,lleta.
Ths Griial party md Invited quests, al et
XII stpees H" ' its" ar 1T. t. cisNt ea y asr W
fssa z 81 XIV X v Hsf S stsS nsr 4s tSs
%a Ssss is 5 !;,'s. s: {! IL IL * yss'!s s'sp'a
-. -. .,,,,,
, 1880-09-22

Z, u. uot,iAM. superintendent of tue Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne ch'cuso ltAllr"a''' is Mt tho
Fremont.
THE lscy. Or. ,1otn II. 1:qan, # Sashntah,
aru Mt ttiu Palmer.
NosltvEn was taken In Mt tho s.il,''rrcnsnry
ys,t'ss,y; y,t':,, v! y! xt" wins n'a o'' The s'
<s!:ep divided as follows: spirits, $ib4as c'Kn's
lnt tu'usceu, $l,s.e::; isccr, $.,usl.
"Ex II. t. H. NH" = Z ,tm ., ths % 'g sass 'oossssa Sss
II. " De"oc'at. nre ut tho pache.
F. ,ki.sxrwAnr. r. 4. well', anl i,r. Wnlfsn-
hHrit, l.ol1ou. Eng1nud: y. aml Atli!r. Walter
DouttI, f'uris. nr6 Registered ut tt1u FlaiEe. |
, n'Y q % wss I : 9G yestsF sy
fnert VI tuxes. Thp bidding WIS quite sf1ri1tHi.
1ItE Calumet Club displays its ilag nj hnlf-
mnst out q respect to the ltc .uvs u. itse.; ~
.ruu. :;s>' " s0 ~
Il SINGULAR phcnnm,,nn ca,t, he witncsst'l Mt !
the farn " Mr, Frrtl Acres Just slcrt'ss thG
ter'if sIts rrt II II In ' f oo n" a ew ieaves rS
budding ottf.
TIE te!erntnrc. ycste1ay, ~ .op, ossEyS 1y
Nui!dingj, w.ls ~ Iulllws: 4 Il. ill.,. I'll lGKrGGs;
barometer, Ia. ILL.,. .a'.'t': st'. ILL.,. :aa.'s.
TIE ECou,,ntt.cc un Public serytcrnf tho Co,,n,
votinx psce!nes;, NntihE w'7 'so,!G w. nnW,i ',i
hs tue map q stilt lnehhpier: IL MIL PeopNo's
nut lse antshcd be'''r" sAtnn'hs.
CLEitK FflEjtaTEls. Df tho Sheriff 8 Gt!lcE, has
hcrn figuring up ING Ixptuiitssi1.s ~ tNo tttnty
.hl! unnr tue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ut Ar!ieM' h.rt,'
md tinhnn,. atld Ille Ett..MnS is'itsite !avnr,
nhls to tho nttrr. ". ilgtirs WI! M nfesehtea
To the County ltonrs NJ lis next lnee1',E'
"A NEW o,>1clnl railway man of tho United
stn,cs an, Euf,na Is ji,sl pl.t,lishcd by lsun,i,
NnSn,jy 4 70. Chjcuxu, X riyrs atntIetlcs itlr
,,m..h Stnfr. ItuI llni,s uf raiIrtMd. mil places
WITH WITH tcar III bo,,l typt.. It nis1 Kjycs inc nit
lines Of eixnt uf tto irjncipu cltlss, , il r,,l,-
INIT sn Il ~ Msef,p ef1 E''e' s''''' 4''''
~" - ~, ,,-.-.
TIE cnsc of ~. johnson, North sto street.
car conductor. charged with hIrGcly ny l'nllee n
hav"K o,rrpws,l ~ wats w. irn ~ 'T ~ an .'a
70 h's 9w1 Mss c.,ae mp yesas''.y fors s vs..
wnlIt OF prosecution, nnu tho defendant huuor'
.ably discharged.
~. e,,,.t,,,. o.ror ,,u, IN h,tn,, nnr,,ursktn,t
AN asg esroI mG -, a '',,i,iat,
..t SGGnrtG ,n t!nf,t.u T. Wsts.rn f",r"P NIX,
, 1880-09-22

E0SEi 1SI4ANH.
EnEEpHEAp 1tAY, l.. L.. Sept. a1.-At tho extra
mootlng Of tho Cunoy Is,and JoUkoy Club. tho
t!Ibt raee, i've turlLnXs. was wun by lIy.tho.
WY; Ripple scdonti. nnl Edni,y F.thtrd. Tlne,
l;G.4, eglntlny uratntMluttas tine, same dis
tAneo,-the fIlAtcse oil record.
Stcoud rllcU, so!linx race. thren'quarter n,!lo;
Atlil .....,.......l
a!tFFIH1at'
T,..i,is; .''''''''''''''o
Tho third r1lce, tno i,,ilv, wus won caslty by
1i,artlu,un; Wnrtleia. the fAyurlt, scetu,l. sns-
ttcortl ft!f milo racc. dxc0pt Tcn brnck
FOURTH lucot gentlemen riders, thrca-tourths
mtlG. was woll ny ktuKerllt. Janet Murray se1.
utnl, 1lrttlsh Llun third, TttIe, l:lu.
l4Ast rAGu, milo hcAt8;
H4u uernrllnx .-.,....,.,....+ +...l
Iime-i:Is: l:iiI. ''''''" :"
AiR Glenn won tho tltst heat, but tho time Is
| not kifuu.
CINCINNATI. Sept, .1..--AInud H., the now ao-
| kn0Wlelxtl QueIn Of tho Turf, will rualch her
homo nE Chester Park tu.l.urrDW lsiOrntMa,
wher,, It " understood. shs will srts,aln until Thu
| rGtHrn Ut Ar. Vanderbilt, Au having cable4l
Eupt 5t0no to withdraw bur from the tult.
| KAks44 CITY,
| Rpsetal DispatcA ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, No.. Sept. :l.-Ih0 seGnlatl tlsy'a
raees " tho kat.sus Gsty Fa!s Association wese
uttcssstetl b. larEg enlwd. and thv twn trUt.
t,u2 events fonHtl highly exciting. In the WI
ruCu yotairo sol4 bg .fnt0rit 0vcr tbs tlcll
p'ld Funny brewster werY IN tha lteld. an., tut
lAttcr woi,,, vnltatFu taking the second hrat
Ttlne. 2s!u!t, s:..b'tt /, a:..7li, 4:ss.
lii shb s,@ ssva kAts spfsxus wun easily after
, 1880-09-22

IYmxS: Our highcst artlsls In dentlstry, The
Mechcsncy'B buyUnd doubt. though but - . sot.
, 1880-09-22

Tuck & tsnyncr's Moth Powder destroys rcaclt-
cs. !lcns, Tics and betfbgs.
American citizen., 1880-03-27

As the song goes on it grows louder and
louder; the singers prostrate them
selves, kissing the floor; sometimes they
cease for two or three minutes, and one
single voice goes on in ever-increasing
strains of weird recitation, on u high
key and quavering with forced agita-
ton. Soon one after another leaves
the room, and presently returns divested
of all clothing save long white
robe, like night shirt, tied at
the waist. The youngest of the dervishes
passes to each white skull-cap, and
gathers in his hand all the fezzes,
kissing each as he receives it. Then the
song, which has not ceased, begins to
grow louder and wilder; the dervishes
are standing up, and, disagreeable look
ing fellows as they were before, they
now look like a precious lot of fanatical
cut-throats. They then bend their
bodies over forwards, then backwards,
then up with a jerk, then from side to
side, the strange wild recitation growing
louder and hoarser till it becomes yell.
Thus they go on, working themselves
up to high pitch of excitement, in
creasing the sound of their voices with
that of the drums and cymbals. We
did not remain to hear the latter, how
ever, being quite satisfied with an hours
duration of the performance. We were
told that frequently, before they broke
up their meeting, they would cash and
wound themselves ferociously, and even
take the little children who were looking
on, and placing them on the floor, would
walk upon them and incite the little
ones to initiate their self-gashing and
torture.-Col. W. III. Harris, in Examiner
and Chronicle.
American citizen., 1880-03-27
Home, Sweet Home.

No man need wall that he was not
born in some other country. All lands
have their attractions, and every home,
however humble, has associated with
it some pleasant recOllections. The
matched stone cottage of old England
or Ireland is ever n picturesque object
to the American eye; and if it does not
contain all the modern comforts of the
smart American house, it is, doubtless,
Just as dear to those who were born be-
meath its roof. One fifth of the Ameri-
can people are said to live in cities.
They are town birds acquainted with
smoky caves and tasting nature in the
parks. Most of them come from the
country, and when spring time comes,
with its tender foliage, tranquil skies,
soft breezes, birds and flowers, they
must often turn to the woods and fields
with longing hearts and aching bosoms
We meet in the crowded streets, the ILL
ventilated theater or the billiard draw
ing-room, thorough-worn face. The
time was, if an English lad, when he
may have been leaning against a cottage
Intel in small corduroys, and hungriIy
eating a bit of brown bread and bacon.
Perhaps he wishes he had a chance to
do SO again. Another man, no longer
young, while wiping his brow and walk
ing the hot pavements, thinks of the
fair rounded hill, the blooming orchards,
the merry rivers bank, the field flow
ers, and the meadows tall and cool
grasses in his New England home 1t is
the summer time of life with him now
the burden of the day is upon him, and
business cares give him little time for
dreaming. The many anxieties of mod
ern American life crush out much that
is sweet and beautiful, leaving room, let
us hope, for the good and wise in
thought and action. Perhaps no country
has SO many homes owned by the people
who occupy them as our own. This
fact is a piece of good fortune
to free America and its institutions;
it solves many problems which vex the
Governments of Europe, and which in
time will change their form. Man is
domestic animal, he wishes for spot
of earth which he can call his own, and
which, with the proper amount of labor,
will yield him support. Until he
reaches this state he is but a straw in
the wind, the child of tickle fortune, the
creature of every trivial circumstance. To
have home is to be independent ,coura-
geous, manly. With it comes a train of
other blessings-home influences for the
family, quiet haven for rest in the
storm and stress of life, castle for pro-
lection, place to be made beautiful,
the center of art, music, poetry and all
the human affections, n place that should
be a foretaste of and preparation for
that Heavenly bliss to which we all as
Record.