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, 1880-11-07
TIE CITY-HALL.

.-,.r~s oro randy IN the following improve
ments: North avenue, from Wells street u 'uo
river. and Van Buren street, from "apasa "
Michigan ave uue.
AcAss Of smallpox was reported from NO: II
Test Adams street yesterday. The patient, ~
lia DWycr was taken to the SmaH-f fo1 0osPt'oa'
The source OF injection Is unkno"n%
ru- us,s+ed and Sixteenth street v1aducs will
be ready for travel Tuesday: The repairs mage N19
consist Of bractng up the structure, "n1ea ~ WI n
only serve temporarily. II WILL oa|e ~ 10
built during next year.
rcd Yesterday, shows the deaths to have been
f6G The principal causes Wcro as 1oloHs:
Dph.heria, q: consumption, ~; crouR 70, ,na,- an
nonis. q: scarlet fever, Il; inaniuon, Il: enol-
era infantum, Is; meningitis, y: enterocalitis,
10; railroad accidents, s; and droWn'nx, E,,tfy ~
81; Seventh. 81; Sixth, @8: F!fteontn. - Eigatn
and Thirteenth. 10 each: sixtocnth, L; Seven
teenth, i; Tenth, Il; Twelfth Z; Second .;
and the First, 2
t}sE OF the Mayors party friends called upon
him yesterday 10 congratulate him upon the
rood fight he bad made. He was protnptcd 70
The cs 1y the Hazsd the
luded Individual for a moment and spoke sub
stantially as follows:- MY. ears have been
are
alYzcd; my nose is broken: and ! am sick al
over. II you came to congratu'ate me npon
fhtS-x&L 0ELI lQE JA1!f1U1d4 ACp1tk kHN 0AtA
bis mind somewhat changed as to how New York
had gouc-
THE MAJORS UKErPEppLERs-
The Mayors special police or tiehetS peddiers,
years ago ho secured the workers at the polls by
promises of place in the event Of his election.
but this time that game would not work. and the
Especial police device was bit OIL. they TO be
paid by the city. Looking back through the
Council proceedings it appears that the second
scheme was ill-adytsed. and that the chances are
t. %x,,Jfkr otrxah i'm
first one did, from the fact that all bills, OF what
sooyer character, must hrst pc audted
by. the Finance Committee OF tho Council.
This leaves tho Especial policeman out tn
the cold. practically, for it Is not believed that
the Committee will ever agree to pay any such
Thon there = d9qG{
don. and in Wow Of this it is not believed that the
dodge will make him many friends
MORE MILK coSJEcTunEs-
Tho Chemist of the Health Department yester-
day submitted the resulffof the analyses OF hfty-
one samples OF milk. which he has made in the
last ees The rep9F5 @ In
congratulate you upon the Improved appearance
which this report bears when compared with the
bIow the hese
ave to DO distinctly objected TO-" The dealers
&. Kohr, {. s. Wiieo1, j: LeneT, K: Lanqohr,
Fred Smitouska, William Thompson, 4. Fl. Dick
man. G. q. Peck. r. Dirks. William Shcppc:t,
ouska and shepperd are CHARGED With Watering
their stuff, and the o1ense Of tho others is said
to consist Of ak1!nmtng their goods, The law-
prosecuted, but thero is nothing In the an
nouncement calculated to cheer the mllk-con-
sumer: Ho cap take the report Tor what It . Is =
pleases but the chances that he will not better
himself. The facts arc that the Mflk-1nspector has
always known that the milk sold was not what it it
, 1880-11-07
ouR NEW ROLLER SKATING RINK.

The opening Of the Chicago RollcE-Skatng
Rink, corner Of Michigan avenue nnd Conercs:
street, is unQuostionably the most notable event
iu the amusement and social history Of Chicago
inaugurattng in our ows, city on Il scale OF plain
mag1iflcence social pleasure thnt implies Il
physical regeneration in its bcnelicent exercises
and which in London and Paris. hns with the
nristocrattc the cultivated nnd tho polite
cnsscs taken precedence of the ball room nnd
left all other amusemcnts in the shadc. It ls
tho proper amusement Of our intellectual social
century, is s., regarded by tho socia! Leaders Of
the modern world, and It's Inauguration in Chi
ca&o. under most decorons and eSacting So
cial regime, has already the countenanct Of the
best clusscs, aud Is assured OF Il most brilliant
patronage. Doors will be open ut ha1f-pas :
Wednesday.
, 1880-11-07


4 fairly we'll attended meeting Of the Bar As
sociatton WAS held yesterday afternoon in the
Fairbank Music Hall, Mr. William H. King pre-
siding.
The names OF a. C. Story and Ephraim Ban
ming were submitted for election as members OF
the Association, and Mr. Banning Tas elected
Dir. Robeet Herrey, Chairman OF the Special
Committee On Lectures, read & lengthy report,
which was to have boon presented to the Assoot-
alton last juno, but which was held over.
In 1t were detailcd the efforts made
to secure biographical lectures upon the
Bench and Bar Of illinois by sev
crai OF its oldest members, Of which the ope1i-
ing one was delivered some months ago by the
Hon. 1saao N. Arnold. The report showed that
eGs hd be been HS
6. Conkling. Of Springfield. i'll; Judge
T. Lyle Dickey, J. Y. Scammon, Thomas Hoyne,
vile, IL, ano 8. G. COOK, who had agreed to de-
career Of tho late Norman c. Judd.
Hcrvey was invited to deliver biographical
lecture before the Association. The invitation
was accepted.
4 vote was had on the proposed amendment
to the bylaws providing that the election OF
members should be left to the Committee on
Admissions. their unanimous Recommendation
to be considered I'M election. The amendment
fuiled of adoption.
Mr j. ]. Knickerbocker offered tho following:
2csD}CGI. That the Committee on Amendment
Of the Lnw be requested to consider and report
to this Association Mt It's next regular meeting
whether or not In their Judgment any. change Is
desirable in the system rs now provided by Inv
for drawing Grand Jurors, and II GOe In what
particulars, and that they report With recon-
mendations, II any they have to make.
lie suid thar he had not much to say on tho
subject Just now. He did not wish to crtticso
the County Board, but he thought that II more
cure were exercised the Grand Juries might be
l. improved.
The resolution was adopted.
MIR. KnicAerbocker also offered the following:
Reeo1rcd, That It be declared to be the sense
of the Association that the @usfness OF the
Superior and Circuit Courts Of this county would
be greatly facilitated by the formation of a
separate trfal-ca1endar for appeal cases In each
OF said courts.
The resolution was, on motion Of Mr.. Rubens,
referred to special comtnlttee who we're re-
guestcd to consult with the Judges tn regard to
tho matter, and to report ut an early date.
The Chair appointed Us such committee,
Nessers. Nubeps, knickcrboczer, and Hervey.
The meeting thou adjourned.
, 1880-11-07
DIR. THOMAS.


Nothing has yet been heard Of the charges
against tho Rev. DR.. Thomas, to prepare which
committee was appointed by the last Confer
ence, nor will it be known what they HI until
they come into tho hands Of Presiding Elder
Willing, who will furnish copy Of then, to the
alleged heretic- DR.. Thomas has thus far taken
no steps towards preparing his defense, as he Ia
in the dark US to tho Committees work. Ha.
however. it is UNDERSTOOD has asked the Rev.
Mr. Trusdell, the Rev. Sar. Shepherd, and the
Rev. Mr. Axtell to help him, and they have, 1t ia
suid, consented to do it. Tho trial Will probably
lake place in December or January. In the
meantime the Doctor will proach, as Is known,
ut Hnolcys Theatre every Sunday morning.
for the hrst time to-day.
SUNDAY PAPERS.
.Apropos Of DR.. Thomas, The TRIBUNE pub
l1shes In this connection Au interview With him
in yesterday 3 dux.ncc OH the subject of Sunday
newspapers. 1t appears that some of the re-
lIgiolls exchanges Of the alliance have criticised
it because it delivers its issue containing Swing
and Thomas sermons to its city subscribers
sunday eyeulng. In order 10 secure the opinion
of the religious public in regard to the Sunday
paper. representative of the alliance WIS sent
to interview several prominent laymcn and some
ops astss IN tps ee as afe eos Dr.
What do you think OF Sunday papers? said
the reporter.
during the War. bud many friends In The serv-
Ice and had induced many men to 10 to battle,
and naturally felt not only q deep interest in
the National cnueo but in thu, men who were
lighting for our liberties, and wanted to hear
from them, aud felt it entirely right to read
the Sunday papers. and in that way the habit
began. MISC found that the Sunday; papers
contained much very interesting rcading. not
only Of public character. but also much val
liable religious literature, indeed they give us
the best summary OF religious news. Eyer since
the WAR II has conle TO MY home. cannot af-
ford II do without 1t. However, do not tuke
time 70 read the Sunday papers, only to sketch
them. until after dinner, unless something of iu
tercst happens which catch, euch as sudden
deaths or great caiamittcs, which try to make
use OF iu my public services"
DO you think the Sunday papers arc viola
ton Of the SabbathE'
~ We must strike medium between rigid
Puritanism and the lax European Sabbath. Tho
work Of preparing the Sunday papers Is done on
Saturday, md Ia that sense Sunday paper is
not as bad as Il Monday paper. Why, all these
preachers who preach on the sanctfty Of the
sabbath Keep the poor composirors setting up
their sermons nli Sabbath afternoon and even
!nF for Monday reading. I would like to see the
Sabbath az far as possible daY OF rest and
worship. regret the Sunday night theaters;
think every one should go to church on Sunday.
should Ike to see our railway and street car
companies and hotels, rs far ~ possible, 70 ar-
, 1880-11-07

actly on the point Mr. Prendergast taen gcnm wens
that MeGrath Nv Saf had o9ttea By
lis pleas ehas valid one a9d 1haf hss1n ssan
Der was bis only opponent mc1Ia.u natens ata,ls
been pFeSed to- to ee Besides Nc
Graths rights had already been passea, a. npgm, so
and it now made NO difference 10 o. n'p hraaG ~n9
% Enough to allow any party interested to ,oe come
in at any time, md the name OF Stauoee
had been purposey oto KePt }ho nj ob3eot1on tnat
had been made TINT a contest on the same SUD
Jet was pending in tho Common Council be-
tween Stauber and McGratn. ,. .,o,,+ rho
roht 70 allow Stauber to 0le bis intervening petit
ion, but the trouble was as to the manner which
it should be done; was ma anactnon} ~ tho
Etnrute on Iuformations, to avoid multipl1 1caty
Of suits. Without the aid Of any authorlties1 1t
Statute and IN equity to como in and BE- @ made h,a
party to the suit. Due reYnrd Tor the pubic
and tho municipality required that the Vncnnt
office should be oiled as soon as possible Inc
Mr. Prondcrrast asked what would be done
with the motion for new TRIAL
Judge Letting we'll said he did not wish to argue
It. and it was then overruled. Counsel then
moved in arrest Of Judgment, but this too was
aR1inst McGrath.
Judge Leffngweu prayed an appeal, which was
allowed. ,,.o
enough to cover costs, as the office of Aiderman n
was rot salaried ono. True. there was some
money In it for some mon. but Judge could not
Inquire into the amount 0f such emOlu ument8
and profits in order to increase the amount or
tho bond.
Judge Moran seemed to be OF tho same opin.
ion. and the bond was fixed at $3.50, which must
Until the bond Ia filed McGrath will have to
keep out of tho Council. as the Judgment Of
custer is in full force against him, but as soon
as it is flied it euspends the execution of the
Judgment, and he can 90 On and act as Alder
man as hitherto A.
Mr. Prcndcrgast sa1d be did not desire to
push the matter as regards Stnubers rights at
present, but would let 1t stand In stAtu quo.
The torn OF court closes, huwcver, this week.
and the petition will have to be disposed OF in
some way during the present term.
, 1880-11-07

went forth in ali bis glory With his overcoaas as
pulled up around his neck and ears. ana l.a,a afa
trowsers legs run up several lengths 70 asou
fast as tho flakes fell they melted ana naod
with he poor prospect of making any s1fL oi a
and ceased falling. The first rcal genuine, ~
adul1eratod, successful. old~fashlonea tae,,r shU
atQru for thia tea&Qn has yet 70 % Mrtttea aoo4|
, 1880-11-07
LOCAL ITEMS.


LOCAL ITEMS.
s,u;ft,s comot &c r,nld1v approach ing the
earth. See here, Swift, call III youi eo'Ae1.
You may run this thing into the ground you
know.
Something that will at once commend itself
~ 10 mlo ,tt1s.,s - Xsn s, n,,sannasc is tho new
It's beauty, ntlllty, anu cneapnee9 - suo 40"
"Swing Glass;" recently invented ana placeu
on the market at Charles BrachvogePs, NO.
2e1 wabash avenue. The mirror rests on an
EASEL and ran he set at any desired angle
without the slightest difficulty. It is indis~
pensabie in a lady's toilet room.
:. ,J,,yo million t,vo hundred and twenty thou
sand hmshnis ~ ~ naan,,ts dawn South, not
conntinr tnose m tha stands in Northern
cities. 71e that hath ncanuts and giveth his
neiehbors none shan't, etc, etc.
W. saw vestort1av at Messrs. C. P, Kimball
4, Co!'s' s71 and S7o Wabash avenue, many
ma,v ~ n,d -, ''c o,e1on1 "a desi@ns In rocKawavs
demf-Iandaus. brouehams, etc. Any one
whn wishes for a finc comfortable carriage
tits winter should examine their stock.
Snralv the woys 1T theatrical men are
necnliar. When lot Of tramps conKregate
pahout tha antrarna n hoor the music. and
the noifcennnn drivn them away. the manager
teiegraphs ali over the country that his play
is an Immense success, and thnt people are
flITnPn AWAY from EhA 600FSs
~ Tho s;da,va,, n 'front.' of the music
hnnse ~ Pelton Pnmeroy & Cross, $50 and
152 State street, yesterday was a large Chick
erinp unrirht niano. hoyed for shipment and
marked 1James A. Garfield, Mentor, or
Some evil minded persons insisted that the
instrument probably cost $500.
Said the angry Judge to the lawyer: The
nrfsoner would steal horses, and / consider
You no betterI" And the lawyer said he
flattered himself that he did know better,
and wished he could return tie compliment
with justice. And this was one Of the most
enjoyable incidents of the trial-for the audi
ence.
Owing to the gloom and depression at Gov.
ernor's Island the superb comnlander is s!f-
ferlng from q severe cold, and an order
was forwarded to Gale q blocSa ~, 1or nattas 81
boxes Of their compound cuoeD clgarettes,
being the best remedy III the world.
Many forms Of sick, excuses have been
pletely paralyzed him. fro1. r: flease
excuse my aoSence from COLLEGE otnad Maeh p !aSs ~
Monoay ana i4esaay:; Was eo1ilneo " lily
room W seaslcAness'
Elected BY the ladies' foG hav1hg ne iqTg9s1
a1d Dest stoGK OF ETY. aa ~ II; -. a..
M Inome 1o' osaH s1Ieel. KS Ma;r Ma;1 nate a.o
K nante. in',hie ~ as nanta A'p' -0'
~ re""s' uouoae' ~ e.n's' ,. 1,n, +,,,~
1ne WHY. ~ Hto his nta+t3r NV n ha
c5 croWded out I for - want mt Of T rooni' and another
hattnr in ,ts niaca
0cs.l E~travarapt ~ m - neon1a ara thew WIN nav hirh
nrices for music c WRen a ali the standard T pieces
t%d feld,e 90 chean @ series for 10 and q cents at
Smiths book and a news store tore m neaaDosn IN,
a+ a,e, a. {e;i {Gf - anoaina Holi,s mil;narv
loi l5' State M I Street. I >>''''''*~ '1''@
~ ~ 49,, - .,.,. roh;d froa-+h3ntor
L G144 tVN, 6u33. a lIUAtA 4ANV-t44A1hSAt
, 1880-11-07
4 Il cAEFH VENTURE.

II you have papers, money, or valuaoles OF
any kind In your house don't delay. but drop In
at 14' and lao Dearborn street, and buy one OF
those beautiful "house safes," made expressly
for city trade, by Halls Safe & Lock Company.
, 1880-11-07
FACTS. NOT FAkC|ES,

Facts are indfsputabIc, and it has been con-
ceded that the piano house of H. Branch, Gem
eral Agent for tho popular Stcck piano, 2os State
street, hus gained faster and become stronger
than any other house In the trade for the time 1t
has been established.
, 1880-11-07

Mary Anderson, the famous actress. uses Stod.
darts Peerless Liquid for the complexion Sold
by druggists; price 80 cents.
, 1880-11-07

MARRIAGES.
BlssELI-BRASSAN-A.t the house Of the BRIDE 5
mother 1913 Wabnsn-Mv. Henry 3. Btssol ana Bessie
H. truman, both OF Chicago No cards
lColM-STEBBlASAt Huenna Vista, Colo,
Oct 26 bT The Kev. w. E. Eastman, Nathaniel NAL
comb, OF New York. and Miss Helen J. stebbns OF
Chicago.
-CHAPMAN-At the Western Av.
arun Bnptls Church. Oct % By the rev. T. PeEFen.
Mr viii II. kisselburk nnd I4y M- Chapman. both
OF Chicago.
, 1880-11-07
PROMINENT BANKERS

all over tho country heartily recommend the
"burglar- proof" 'fre-proof,' and "plck-
proof" safes and locks made by Halls SAFE q
Lock Company, LIT and l49 Dearborn street.
, 1880-11-07
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWEtRY,

Messrs. s. Hyman g. Co. will olfer special tn-
ducements In above goods to parties desiring to
purchase now, as thoy desire to distribute their
holiday trade more evenly between now and
Christmas, thus avoiding Il rush. Their stock Is
complete. State and Mnd,son streets.
, 1880-11-07

Positively tho finest sets teeth 81: Cummtns
Dental Company, corner State and Randolph.
, 1880-11-07

range their affairs that all employees could have
at least part OF the day for rest ana one noat
Foru -
, 1880-11-07

Buck s. Rnyncr's Moth Powder destroys roach
es fleas, tiles. and bedbuRs.
, 1880-11-07

tAke it where there Is no risk to be Tun from
poor workman. 4 reputation tor doing tho best
, 1880-11-07
MARRIAGES.

Over 5000 Howe Scales sold. Borden selleck
& Co.. Chicago,
, 1880-11-07

Take Notice

This is the only Lottery ever voted By the peO
pie Of State. and under late dee,s!on of the y
Supreme Court at Washington Is the only e1u; I.O
terry now tn tho United states, nM other charters hnV
inE been repealed having existence.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-12
for a Patent
TO THE
OLD ABRAH NJ NINE.
.. ... No. J6G.
UNITED STATES AND OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada, May 10, 1850
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Great Western Tunnel Company by its
authorized Agent, Jas l, smith, whose postoffice
address is Tenn Pute, Nevada, has hi day filed
application for patent for fifteen hun, red
1900 linear fee of t. @ Old Abraham Mine or
vein bearing silver. with surface ground 800
feet in width, situate, lying and being in TEN
Piute Mining District, County of Lincoln and
State Of Nevada, and known and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
office as lot No. 54, Mount Diablo meridian.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No "a being
as follows, to wit: Vari ton 16h degrees east
Commencing at post mark No l, q. 8 sur
vey No. "a, whence Grant Peak bea N Q deg.
o. min E. 1886 feet; U. S. monument No on
Coyote Peak bears S. 10 deg 80 min. W, 1878
feet; the Colchis shaft bears N. Al deg 1t min.
4, 1l62 feet, and the discovery shaft upon this
lode bear N 20 deg. 80 min. E, 700 feet.
Thence running, LIST course N. 70 deg E, 300
feet, to a post marked U. s. survey NO "a, post
No Q; thence I'd course, N 20 deg E, $50 feet,
to post marked U. survey No. 50, post No 4,
and U. g. survey No. SO, post No. 4, and 7o0
feet to post marked U. S. survey No. "a, post
No. ., and being also post No. 8, q 8. survey
No. 80, Colchis lode; thence, Sd course, N 30
deg. W, 1888 feet, to post marked q. s. survey
No. %, post No. 9, and $50 feet to post marked
b survey No: "a, post No 4; thence, 4th
course, 3 ~ deg. W, 800 'eet, to a post marked
u 5. survey No. 81. post No. 8; thence, 9Th
course, s. % deg. E, $50 feet, to post married.
u 8 survey No. 81, post No. 6; thence, 9Th
course, 8. 20 deg ", $50 feet, to post No. !, at
the place of beginning, containing 10 100
acres.
This claim is bounded on the east by the
Colchis and South end lodes, on the north by the
homestake, on the south and west by no known
claim.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders office Of Tenn Piute Mining Dis.
trict, in book 3, page 2, of the Mining Rec.
ords. Any and oil persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Old Abraham Mine or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register OF the United States Land Office at
Eureka in tho State Of Nevada. during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof, or they
will be barred by the virtue Of the provisions
of the Statute.
my15.G0d JAMES McMARTIN, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-12
Application for a Patent
TO THE
SOUTH END MINE.
No. Sos.
No. 5G5.
UNITED ,TATEs LAND OFFICE


Eureka, Neva ., May 10, 1880
NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ Great Western Tunnel Company by Jas /
Smith whose postofiice address is Tenn Piute.
Lincoln county, Nevada has this day filed his
applicati for patent for fifteen hundred ll5O0)
linear feet of the South End Mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground four hun.
dred 400, feet in width situate, lying
and being in TEN Pluto Mining District, County
Of Lincoln and State IF Nevada and known and
designated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office as lot No. So Mount D;ablo
meridian
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. SO
being as follows, to witt Variation lG]4 degrees
east Commencing at post marked No |. U.
$ survey NO. So, whence Grant Peak bears N.
deg as min. W, I'LL feet; U. S. monument
No. on Coyote Peak bears Is. 81 deg 20
min ", HOS feet; the Colchis shaft bears N
deg. As min. 4, 2l56 feet, and the working shaft
upon this lode bears deg E. s62 feet.
Thence running. LIST course, N. 70 eg. u, 400
eet to post marked No. Q, u s survey No So;
thence, I'd course, N. deg. 15 min. W, 15CO feet,
to post marked No. 3, e. S, survey No 53
which is also post No. 8 OF U. s. survey No 80,
Colchis lode; thence, 3D. course, s. 70 deg. W.
400 feet, to a post marked No.4 y. s. survey
No. So, which is also pc No. 4, survey
No so, Colchis lode; thence, 4th course, S.
deg. 10 min. Il, 1900 feet to post No. l. the place
of beginning, containing 10 43-100 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Colchis lode, on the northwest by the Old
Abraham, and on the south and east by no
known claim.
The location of this Mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders Office of Tenn Piute Mining Dis.
trict, in Book B, page SO, of Mining Records
Any and ell persons claiming adversely any
portion of said South End inc or said mil-
ing ground as hereinbefore described are re-.
quired to file their adverse claim with the
Regi ter of the United States Land Office ut
Eureka, in the State of Nevada during the sixty
days period of publication hereof or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions Of the
Statute.
myl5-l0t JAMES McMARTIN. Register.