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Patents For the Week,

The following is the list of patsnla
granted by the United States to cita-
zens of this State for tho week ending
April 9th, 1880, furnished for the STAR from
the Law and Patent Office of J. McC. Psr.
kins, No. 800 L street Gust north Patenl
Ofice) Washington, D. @. Correspondents
solicited:
I. G. Artsr and J. G. Blocher, Lima, cu
coupling
G. Banister, Columbus machine for mAl.
ing garden rakes.
M. Bensinger, Chicago, and B. +. Good.
rich. Akron, assignors to ]. M. Brunswick
& Bake Co., chicago, cushion for billiard
tables
D. Bereno. Springfield, feed cups fss
W. Boughton, Caledonia, pole for ~
hicles.
W. J. Cole. Columbus. grinding and pol.
ishing wheel.
L. H. Cope and J. R. Maxwell, Gnd Z
natl, steam pumping engine.
r. W. Drew, Dayton, journal bearing.
L. s. Edlebute, Cincinnati, vehicle whssl
hub.
g. A. Fudichar. Cincinnati, substituts
for hard rubber.
J. s. Gold, Washington Court HousA
show case.
Pm. Haas, Warren, machine for turn
ing balusters.
D. F. Lawson, Wellsville, preventing OF.
plosion of steam boilers.
w. F. Mills, assignor to himself and ]. J.
Thomas, Wellington, music rack.
J. Murdoch, Jr., Cincinnati, mstallia
check blank.
w. Pope, Bucyrus, stocking and method
Of manufacturing the same.
G. A. Smith, assignor of one-half intereA
to M. D. Jones, Toledo stock car.
F. R. Wilson. Columbus, whifletree.
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baugh, Sebastian Englert and Theresa
Korn, Henry Pfeiffer and Matilda SchliPf,
John Schlipf and Mary Pfeitferr, Charles
Kobus and Lena Burk.
A lady. while walking home last evening,
was attacked b. strange man on the
corner of First and St. Clair streets. He
caught hold of her hands violently and en-
deavored to tear from her fingers the rings
that she wore. Her screams brought assis-
tance from the house near at hand, and the
robber fed without effecting his purpose.
A fatal accident occurred yesterday at
Bosler's stone quarries, south of the city.
Mike Carrigan, q workman employed there,
was engaged following out bank for the
purpose of getting rid Of the overhanging
soil, when it fell in Unexpectedly. burying
him under it and killing him instantly.
Carrigan was twenty-five to thirty years OF
age, and has sister living in Xenia
HOME CITY.
The funeral Of Mr.. Alexander Slater was
largely attended .e-dsy, a special train
conveying the relatives and frienos 70
Spring Grove Cemetery.
In years past we nsye been afflicted with !,
deaths that seemed too frequent. Iu su....
communities where all are acquainted for
miles around they fall moro heavily and
seem more numerous than in ci.::eess where
your neighbor may be lying seriously ill
without your knowledge. The death last
evening Of young Charles Magness, quiet
ana ln6btrusivs youth, following that
OF Mr. Slater in forty-eight hours
though not unexpected, was none
the less mourned by his fam
lily. young friends and acquaintances.
Charley had been sick for the past seven
months, but all hope of his recovery was
not abandoned until few weeks past. He
quietly submitted to the inevitable and
waited patiently to have relief from his
pains in death. To his mother, father,
brothers and sister, almost worn out with
constant attendance at his bedside, the
community extend their love and sympa-
thy. The fragrance of spring flowers passed
through the open windows this morning all
unheeded by him who had cared for them
SO gently.
Additional Hamilton.
VIM. Haller made the best score at tar
get-shooting yesterday.
Last night at the Armory Company G
voted for Major, with the following result:
Patterson, 81; Holden, 6; Coufer and
Shonfeld, each 4.
Until further notice all trains and en-
gines will reduce their speed to not exceed
ten miles an hour when passing over the
crossing frogs at Mill Creek, by order of
D. E. Shehan.
Sprague's Minstrel Troupe, purporting
to be the Original Georgia Minstrels, gave
slim" entertainment at the Opera-hovse
last night. This same troupe intend to
'rope i'm Covington audience tonight
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Lane Seminary Examinations.

The annual examinations will commence
at Lane Seminary, Walnut Hills, on Mon
day next, May Sd, at 9 o'clock a. m., and
will be continued from a. m. to IL m. and
from 2 to 5 each day until Wednesday noon,
the 5th. Private written examinations are
in progress to-day and will continue to-
morrow.
The following examiners have been re-
ported by the PresbS teries: Athens, Rev.
p. s. Davies Chilicothe, Rev. James G.
Galbreath; Cincinnati, Rev. A. Ritchie,
Rev. w. H. James and Professor
Loves; Cleveland, Rev. G. 8. Pom
eroy, D. D., and Rev. John M.
Davies; Columbus, Rev. s. H. McMullen;
Da, ton, Rev. M. V. Grouse and Mr.. s. s.
Dillaway; Portsmouth. Rev. H. A. Ketch-
am, Rev. E. P. Adams and ]. P. Bing,
M. D.; GAINESVILLE, Rev. J. P. Stafford, D.
D., and Rev. G. A. Beattie. The alumni
and friends Of the institution are invited to
attend the examinations.
Tie Board of Trus ees will meet at 10
o'clock Wednesday, May s.; at o'clock the
Society of the Alumni hold the annual
meeting, and in the evening the Rev. VIM.
C. Porter, OF Fort Scott, Ksa, will deliver
a sermon before the Alumni. Thursday
commencement day-there will be ad-
dresses by the graduating class by Prof.
H. P. Smith, and by the Rev. G. 8. Pome-
roy, DID,, of Cleveland,
The following ARE the names OF the grad
uating class:
JOIN H. Braton, Cincinnati, O., Xenia
Academy.
Robert Mccoy Coulter, New Athens, O.,
Franklin College, 1873.
Andrew D. Goldsmiths, Cincinnati, o.
james Mitchell, Rev., Hays City, Kan,
Westminster Coiiese
John L. Tay.or, New Washington, Ind
Wabash College, 1875.
Lyman 4, Tedford, Maryville, Tenn,
Maryville College, 1877.
Special Course.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
National Associated Press to the Star.

COLUMBUS. April 29.-After the reading
of the resolution and time OF adoption, Ex
Governor Dennison, Gov. Foster, Gen. Gar
field and Warner N. Bateman were electee
delegates at large on the first ballot.
The Convention then proceeded to nom
mate four alternates as delegates at large
A motion was mads to suspend the rule!
and elect Rev. B. w. Arnett, colored di
vine, of franklin, by acclammat;on, as one
of the alternates. Arnett was called upor
to declare lis sentiments. Confusion in
describable began. Loud shouts to SSH
down" and to 'go on" contended for tht
mastery. He boldly declared his prefer
ence for Blaine, and the motion was de
clared lost by rising vote.
A motion that delegates at large should
announce their own alternates prevailed
Ex Governor Dennison then presented
General G. H. Grosvenor as one of the cleo
tors al large. Sidney s. Warner and "
B. Horton were als) named. Grosvenor's
name was hissed, and a cry of "Bolter'
heard. He withdrew his name for the sake
of harmony, declaring that he had labored
and voted always for the party. He made
cutting references to General Beatty
apostacy. He was then on motion declar
ed elected by acclamation. Judge M. B.
Hagans was named but withdrew.
s. s. Warner was elected by acclamation.
For Secretary of State, VIM. M. Cunning
ham, of Licking; Chas. Ostrander, Alexis
M. Cope, J. c. Donaldson. Gen. Thomas F.
Wildes, Samuel B. Smith Jas. s. Ruken
bord. Chas. Townshend. Townshend was
nominated by acclamation on the third bal
lot.
For Judge of the Supreme Court, Judge
McIlvaine was nominated by acclamation.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court, John
s. Ricketts,, Dwight Crowill, of Asiitabula
w. Staley Shepherd, John G. Uilery, Riff.
fenberg, and f. w. Page were named. On
the second ballot Crowill received 416
votes, and afterwards the nomination was
made unanimous.
For member of the Board of Public
Works Stephen R. Hosmer, of Muskingum;
Erastus Pond, Philip Hersey, James Mar
shall, William Welch and j. Howard were
presented.
Before the first ballot was announced the
delegations changed until s. r. Hosmer
was declared unanimously elected.
Chairman Butterworth here called Judge
NJ. B. Hagans to the chair.
For State Commissioner of Schools Z. g..
Perkins, Of Medina; John Ogden, E. F. De-
vol, Of Toledo; Geo. s. Ormsly, Of Green
Eli T. Tappan, John w. Dowd, J. B. Eber
ly, D. Rcss Boyd, Henry 8. Doggett, Jos.
+. Lukens. -
On secoud ballot the widest chaos pre-
vailed Changes and rechapges were made
until they could scarcely be traced. Half
dozel men, were speaking at once. The
contest was narrowed between Perkins and
DeWolf and constant motions were de-
feated 10 nominate the one and other by
acclamation. The ballot was announced
and showed no majority and the third roll
call resulted, Perkins, 1854 DeWolf, 277H.
The Convention adjourned at, $3.50 p. M,
having been in continuous session since q
p. m.
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Concluded to Let Her II. 1. r.
Special to the Star.

MARSHALL. TEX, April 29.-Considersbls
excitement was created here yesterday b.
the announcement that colored womnA
named Jane Hope was buried while in a
trance, Tuesday evening, two miles north
east OF this city. Unsuccessful efforts wen
made that night to have the body disin-
tered. 1t was concluded yesterday morn
ing that the woman having lain undsl
ground all night, was undoubtedly dead.
and to exhume her would be useless b
the matter rests
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Mt Adams Incline.

The cars on the Mt. Adams Incline ana
Eden Park Railroad will commence run
ming regularly tomorrow, and will con
tinue to run daily between the hours qf I
a. m. and 10 p. m. This road will BE- ihs
most popular one in the city during The
coming summer. The travel over it win
be immense on SUNDAYS, during the hot
weather, when everybody is desirous a
getting breath of fresh air by seeking tn
hill-tops.
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building, northwest corner of Byzantine
and Monmouth streets. His stock of drugs
aLd fancy articles is complete in every
branch of the trade.
FINAL REPoRT.-The Board of Equaliza-
tion made its final report this morning. 1t
was in session twenty-five days, during
which they received the entire assessment
and checked the different plats of the city |;
has proof that all realty is listed in the tax
book; eighty-three notices of increase OF
assessment were issued and given to the
messenger to serve upon the owner OF
property to which they referred.
Increase made by Board, $24, TAI; de-
crease made by same, SIC, ,270; net increase.
$S,47i.
The Board balanced the tax-book with
the following result: Realty. $6, 4Ol, 764;
increase, $24.741; total realty, $6,426. 495,
Personal property. $162 1853; total realty
and personal, $6,588, ,653. All of which is
RESPECTFULLY submitted.
JOHN Dopssz,
JAS PAGAN,
F. WEBBER.
J. Soaring, Secretary Of Board.
Mr.. Walter Redmond, mention Of whose
dangerous illness was made in yesterday &
STAR, died during the afternoon, after a
comparatively brief illness, of typhoid
pneumonia Mr.. Redmond had a large
circle. of acquaintances and was well
known to all as an honorable and up
right citizen, and his sudden taking
OH will be widely regretted. He
was In his fifty-seventh year, twenty Of
which he has lived here and during which
he earned reputation, both for honesty
and industry, that will be kept green in
the minds OF his friends for many years to
come. His funeral will take place to-mor.
row morning at 8 o'clock from the Church
of the Immaculate Conception.
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John Hepler, q fifteen-year-old boy,
was arraigned before Judge Wilson this
morning for obtaining goods under false
pretenses from several grocery firms
throughout the city. He pleaded guilty
and his case was then continued until to-
morrow.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed q
record since our last report,
Infant Hamant stillborn city.
Infant Wolf. stillborn, city. e
Bertha Meyer, 7 weeks. city
Savi,lo Mendel, 10 mos, city.
John Hungler, 46 yrs, city.
John Slemmer, yrs, city.
Sophia Zoeharias, 5H yrs city.
JOS Kohler. 80 yrs, city.
Sarah Comtri. ~ yrs, city.
Charles Barton, 6K yrs. Ohio,
Caspar Loher, AZ yrs, Germany.
Henry Sanders, 66 yrs, Germany.
MagdeIlena Herman, 80 yrs, Germany.
Louis Slossner. 80 yrs, Germany.
Michael Meara, II yrs, Ireland.
Henry Williams, =.
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Surgeon Muscroft

DR.. G. 8 Muscroft, Jr., was this morniu
api ointed by the Mayor to the position a
Surgeon of the Police Department Hp
will be expected to hold himself in readf-
ness to report at any Of the Station H uses
at any time when his services are required.
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To Mount Adams and Walnut Hill.,

The Mount Adams q Walnut Hills Street
Railroad and Inclined Plane is now in com.
plete order, and commencing tomorrow
morning, cars will be run with regularity
from 6 q. N. TO II o'clock at night
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BISMARCK AsToNIsHED AND DIsGUsTED.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, April 2a.-The Reichstag yester-
day decided that it was unnecessary and
inexpedient to revive the question con-
eerning taxation on tobacco, which was
settled at the last session. Bismarck ex-
presses the utmost establishment and dis
gust at the Socialist success in the election
Of Hartmann at Hamburg. 1t is rumored
that Bismarck contemplates dissolvins the
Rsichstag at an early day.
, 1880-05-15
GOVERNMENT-DUILDING.

Ar tho Bub-Trcasnry yesterday ST., 900 In ST.
yer md $t0,O COO In gold was rccntrcd. Tho dis
bursenlc,,ts amounted to a 900 Of silver aud
Flo,ooo Of gold. :.
THK intcrnal-rcrcnue receipts yesterday
amounted to $.s,411, Of which *ls,7t7 wns for
spirits, 1000 for tnbncco md clgars, $2,o0A Tor
bcor, and $3.50 for licenses.
T1tE COLLECTIONS fordutics yesterday amounted
to $n,G1l. Follsfwlng Is n llst ot tho tutinhle
goods received: hurley S Tyrreli, y packages
earthcnwure; Field, Letter j. Co., "A bRlrs dry
Hntk,s: A. Il. hcekcr f. Co., 10 tons ptE.iroti: Chi
cuHo Stamping Company, tIi2 boxoa tIn-rlatc.
SENATOR LOGAN. having devoted bis unrc-
mittinR attention to his "cnAl.tmit!e," and wish,
Ing for business to detAin him FOR s0tne time
lumger. has bocoHc suddenly intensely fntcr-
act In order to fully comprehend tho lt',sttcr
he hns requested tho Customs Inspectors tn mtet
with him In his priynto ronm mt tho Palmer
House this afternoon At = oclslok.
SOME months ugu II Miss Annie Coc, thon re-
aiding Mt tho pnrkcr lIuiIso. began suit In ua-
sunpslt for da.nnHcs for breach OF promise nf
nlnrrtnge ngh!nat John 4. Mcdowell, tho SUPER.
iltctdent of the now Custom House. The pnr.
tIcular. nt ting nllrged nttempt TO blncknaIl
Ger. Mcdowell on tho strength Of this suit wore
given in full In TME TRinuNE Mt TINT time. fcs-
ter1Ay tho plafnttf flcd IN the SuprJne Court
u stipulation. with L. petition thnt tho suit DO
knowieslged that shu hut 1eei, party ton con-
Rp[racy tosectrg tho removal Of Uun. Mcdowell.
The defense, aB Il bnsfs for tho petition to dis
lss tho suit, submitted at!idhytts tn support Ut
the assertion that the wot'1hn bud been rIHdc 4
te Of h. 9,hst arss .a
ptss placed OH flG. Tho decision will not be
rpAchC1 for d fQw days,
, 1880-05-15

EFAk6TuSe
The Hfnmnn FEizd Essay contest took place
1nnt evening in tbs Congregational Church.
Tho following was tho pruErum: 'Tho Inlu-
cnco OF Climate m Intellect an.l Morals,' c. Il.
Spencer; "Tho Carbnntfcrus'a Age,"'. g.. NJ: flar-
II; History 9f c:!al For,nMtion., F. a. w.oa;
erntnont," 4. G. Warrington. Tho prize Ia sa"s5,
and ls tho gift Of ]. II. lSGlzie.
ESqLEWnOD. '''
The Rock Island Railroad Company, nftor
added anothar car to tho 6:1a D. ii. dummy but
still q number OF passengers haye tn 8tnni until
tho trAin reaches tho city limits. Tile rnnl
Claims TINT slx cnrs Is al TINT QUO conductor
cnn hanlly to advantage. and lis tho next move
thoy Will hlre to divide tho tr.in. Tho Com
pany hts nlHnys l,een slUw to nHet tho wNl1ts Of
tho suburban tr,vcl. 1t ia cl,llt,c.l TINT tho
tr1,yel on this r"ad would my tho Company 10
build sepnrAte tricks tor tho dummy, nnd run
tfains like tho Illinois Ccntr,ta.
, 1880-05-15

from Hyde Park we1e subjected to riaih
scrutiny. For tho FIRST time In tnnny months
tho names, residences, items, eto., werc E!rcn
In some at thu bills sent IN ly Supervisor llttd-
eon. R,hfnson'e coal account, ntnnuntlnk to
nbout f:15O, was held subject TO further tnvestl-
Rntinn ahti tto!nizntton. communication wns
recctycd from Dr. 1lahn, Of Lcrnont. throwing
up his contract M attending phyalcian to tho
pnupcss, and sentllnH in his bill. THO Commit
ice recommended that he hohel1 TO his Contract
and that tho mattor bn postponed for tho present,
Wn1tE tho Jury .waa being secured IN tho
County Court yesterday IN THO Clsu or Jnslnh L.
James. ttcccasctl. eIalin, ot William 9: osFnot,
ho hal hcon apnrn.ched couple r t'ays beiore re
nnme. This party hns! aakctt him whcthor lie
tho affirmative told him In cAsu he got MI tho
UsxotxI cuso ,c wnil.t cunfcr g14.at favor upon
him II l!N wu,sld decide Il In hs t)sgnusI fnvor.
1'hls statement nln,sst brought Judge Tonnta tn
his feet m he asked, "Whnt WIS tho nuns
1latnef' The jurnr atntcd TINT ho lid not RnQw
tho man aavc By sight: tint ng had first met him
aomc t,,nntha nRu MI So.tth Water Etrcct. where
he @sa'tcvuj he was etigssKetf t tho commission
business. lie hnh sern him around tho CUrts
since thon. The juror was excused from trying
tho ci1so md the Court instructed hin, to nlakn
tho to,tr of tho building tu SEQ whether ho could
find tho pRrty. sanlcrs1n did this. hut fHcl to
lind tho nnn. II he Is cn,tght hc wi he scnt to
follow Grihfar an1 TattGn. Mr. Osgnnf's At.
tprnuy slisctn!med hl.vinE hnd anything to t1t,
With tho tatnprrtnR with tho Jury, and ns Tho
Juror retired tho Court thanked him for making
tho GEsnloAtlrtY,
, 1880-05-15
RESULT or 0l|AcKFRY.

V1ScENNEs, 1nl.t May 14.-Wililnm l..
Wampler, nged ~, a prominent fnrmer OF
Palmyra Township, t'Is county, has Just
ful nature, Tie old gentleman had long
been suffering from cancer III onu si.le Of
ills face. llu hail tried everything known to
SCIENCE, hut without relIef. Ills SONS cluil
md publish card to the effect that III jan
nnry quack applied 10 their afflicted fnther,
representing lia ability Il, relnoyo tho rovolt-
ms soro., alr. Wnnpier wns Induced g try
self III tho lewctiiner's hulltts. Frequent
pastefing anA EMnltlelng followed, but TO no
purpose; the afflicted place enlarged Ntltl one
eyc-bnll whs eaten nwny. III n few days thu
Of tho eye-ba!l, MD, despite MI urorts, It was
eaten In twh Tho old gentleman began tn
slnS rapidly tn Ills terrible sulfcrlngs were
, 1880-05-15
4 CEMETERY DECISION.

NEW YonK, Nny 14.-In tho caso Of tho
relatives Ut Dennis Coppers, who obtainet'a
'nal,dam.ls compelling the Board Of Trustees
Of st. Patrick's Cathedral to open tho grave
and nllow tho burial Ut Dennis Coppers, n
decision was rendered to.ttny by tho General
Term OF tho Supreme Cburt overrnling the
lllatMlatnlis. III tho opinion written BY Judge
Barrett l,e saya pluint,[f's ihain rcliallce wis
0h tho receipt for q lot given by tia Supuri,l-
tendent, and 0l! Which they. clntnletl tho
right nf burial Irrespective 0f whether lie
lie hu!tls Tint tho Catholic Churcl, has
rlgh: tu usu sien0lninatt0nMl cemetery, nt,u
t!S power to make sucl. rules or by-lAws rs
Will rCxerye It for the snlg As1 ot tt0se III tts
fold; rho receipt llo holds WIS not q title.
, 1880-05-15
PREPARING FOR INVASION,

DENVER, Colo, Atny lA.-lt IL learned TINT
powerful secret organization has been
formed, with headquarters In this city,
whose object is to go to tho Ute reservation
to prospect, without waiting for, Congress.
slonal acttolt., Tho society Inns .nlren.ty la0
members, Including several prominent Den:
to ar,l a,1d equip ltl,Msalf for military sory-
Ice. They Intended to 20 tl.roug, tho Gum
nlson md Eagip Rtyer col!ltrlcs to tao Rim
tsra,Mle, and, unless protection Is afforded by
tle Government, will wage war against tho
, 1880-05-15
FAST TIME,

NEW YoRK, May l4.-A special express
train Of four cars, pulled by II now locolno-
tive, which has byt one s!x.and-a-lalf-foos
driving. wheel ut each side, WIS run Oil a trial
trip totlny between, philadelphia iu.a Jcrsey
Mlss' III IT. nietystsssl inS"tss. mi ''A''' "''.S
On tho return trip to Philadelphia tho run
was lnadv In ninety and ilalf minutes.
, 1880-05-15

Oannty Collector: md &5o0 from Avosy Moore.
Tho report WINS cOucusTcd In.
Resolutions OF thanks to tho retiring officers
wero adopted, whcrcupon tho nov supervisor.
Mr. Nort1hetm, was tnductcd tuto utnco. aud tic
Board Gdiourncd without date.
, 1880-05-15
THE WHEAT CORNER.

Call or wrtto W. Z. aoulo x Co., 10 In salio
street, for pamphlqt and daily reports. Tho
unanimous verdict ot all our tradcFs ts they eau
do better wl,on away from thu influence OF
boards or actitIous quotations. Deals made In
small or lnrSu 1ippAuta,
, 1880-05-15

NEVER BEFORE SINCE STARTING BUSINESS
have 8. iiyn,nn i Co., our importing jewellers,
stAie Rnd Madison streets, carg1od such really
exquisite "aoseltlea" III real bronzes aud
Fruuch CLOCKS. 50
, 1880-05-15
SHORT WEIGHTS.

THE 0HAEH-BIIPrxHs' ASsoCIATG0N
met yesterday afternoon. Tho object was to
cGussder tho subject Ut short Weights In ship
ping grain to Eastern pouts Nu,nbesexs com.
, 1880-05-15

Tho moth will not Attnrk u fabric that Is racked
III TUCK & ftayller's '' 5futh pow4{cr."
, 1880-05-15

Monday ......... ............
tho Water Department, 800 from tho City Col
'ee.os' 1na . n,a ,." ~ c,.sna,,v w.. o,,s
THE Keystone i'fta9o CompMhy WV yestoluay
w9ss e sr s bst for fs se sae aTos bridge
soncs f9r stsst ety s
EetE ~ 3S5sssttSs a . ta w y, ''s'A4 1'3s
TOT 'cal anu osooks 1oF stFee''p"'ihs'
MARX cLlNroy. ono Of tho Mnyor,s mninataya,
Resigned yesterdny. Iio wns recently nppo!ntud
to position ~ tho water oil1cc' but ho has found
The Controller fs II, rccc,pt Of proposition to
nnrrhase tho new wntnr botts Mt d PREMIUM nt
:; seat pr prps;a s; 'h0y bear Interest Mt tho
.ar IT, e nS 70
snd tho conseaaens59 5 i the ~ slty wiit pufehase
drcdEes at once and do its own work.
THE City Engineer, y makiny =, pint Of tho
cstimstin9 tho cost Of s,ratxhtcnlnx tho same.
sotup Of tho cloyntur-owncrs called upon bin,
tho proposed p1nn would entail dntnnEcs to thorn
70 the atn0sint e oyer $l;o0oo' md thls as
Tar as hc got With hls figuring.
TIE 1hllnois Central 1a,lirond Company will
tsa ryef e 81 rN!s e h0 o
] sersainnent nc viii Occur at noon Ut tho o,lice Of
tno tg:ago hssr r5 Tae sts s a.
rood time "a anticipated Wins will how freely,
ind a plenty TO eat viii DO provided.
A,,os,, tto h,,t11t,., ,or.,,+. E.s,,o} veeterauv
was mn ~ ny aiH1. Ws,s1n' 10 crret {wo-story
store and lwcisins i!Inmsar, atFcet, near Wood,
testnE. .a,5imn u =. ~ ~, rnsnsa, strret ~
sF,st X IN. mn ~ 1ni,,, V;crt"' II nrrrt tcn. ~
~ rss * ' ,n toIs ~ no ~ % atnx rna ~ csct
III = ~, w ~, 4iw Nh ~ MIwnEnn
avenSe' 70 % cost *i,ao. ''A'"' '''' ~ '''~'S
17iE SLAUGHTER or THE 1SNoCEHTs.
Yesterday WIS anuthor triumph OF tho city
authorities over tho don, or tho uwncrs thereof.
About 5U0 licenses were tnkcn out, and among
them one BY Justice Kaufnlnnu. 2t appears
Tint he bud ccn hearing In tho morning nIrer.
ol1s cases against those Who bud fulioi to tnko
out II ilccnsc hut a reason FOR his lcntrucy did
Y Capt: Hathaway. who askea h!tn X @ nc nad