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The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

Excellence is providentially placed
beyond the reach of Incidence, that
success may he the reward of industry,
and that idleness may he punished with
Obscnrity and disgrace.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

MONDAY, July 18th, 1850, Jim Me.
kenzie, AT the court house, in Hartford
will have 1000 To hear him.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

THERE were three thousand votes
cast at the primary election i'm the four
counties on the Srl instant.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

JIMMY" NCkENZIE will he here
next Monday. His speech will have
quininc enough in il Ia cure YOU of the
chill>, or amy malarial trouble. Come
out and hear him.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14
Democratic District Ticket.

THE primary election in Mclean
county brought out large vote for Lit
tie and Noe.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

sam. y. Tinslcy, Plaintiff
Against Notice To file Claims.
sam. i. Tin~lcy'S Heirs, DcftS.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Samuel =. Tinslcy, deceased,
are hereby notified Ia produce the same,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said Court, at
his Office in Hartford, Ohio county, Ky,
on or before the lst day of Novembcr
next, or they will be- forever barred.
This l2th day of July, 1851.
f.. X. Nj RRELL, Mast Com.
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was brave soldier, and his course has
created CONSERVATION in the ranks Of
the Republican party.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

NEW York is suffering severely from
the heat-there being on an average of
fifty-five eases day from that cause.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14
ACRi, g. Mech, COLLEGE OF KY,

O1cns sent. 18th, 1870. Full course OF InS'rrctiOn
under i acultv of fifteen Professors in Sci ntliic,
lassical. Normal School and Commercial Depart
mcuts. New College and Dormitory buildings
will b. ready for occupancy during the Autumn.
Tuition. - SJio: Naturalization 500; Unfurni>hed
room. $500. Tor catalogues and other informal
tion apply TO iUDGE ". Il. kINEFAD. Chairman
IN. Committee, or To las. r. PA ArrERsoN, Phi. d..
President, Lexington.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
We physicians County, Ky knowing
Thomas Kmbey be gentlemen of integrity and financial responsibility
all they and knowing the ingredients which
which their Pile Save
ing the public good remedy prevalent
DR. TYLER GRIFFIN.
DR. b n. PATTERSON
have and prescribed Mess Thomas Kmbleys
hundreds patients
believe it good remedy for the above named disease
w. j. BERRY. NJ. d..
Mr. A. Thomas Thomas IL
compound the ingredients of which have
in diseases o erectum
JOHN Z. PENDLETON NJ ID.
indorse the above certificate of j. 4. Penlleon
s. A. JACKSON, NJ ID.
know the parts Thomas Kmbeys Pile Ointment
n ma think Il safe and reliable remedy.
S. L. BERRY, NJ d.
Kmbleys Pile hemorrhoids
and thoroughly satisfied of its good effects.
]. s MORTON. NJ ID.
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{ commissioners sale.
OHIO CIRCTIT COURT.

William Benton, Adm., Plaintiff.
Against Notice To file Claims.
VI. T.. Rowe, and al., Defendants.
All persons having claims against the
estate of Francis G. Rowe, deceased,
are hereby notified to produce the same,
properly proven, To the undersigned,
Master Commissioner of said Court, at
his Office in Hartford, Ohio county, Ky,
on or before the Ist day of November
next, or they will be- forever barred.
This 18th day of July, 1850.
f.. X. MURRELI.. Mast. Com
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

GEO. PRICE ,col. J, native of Wood
ford, Ky, was hung at Cincinnati,
Ohio, ON the 9th instant for the murder
Of Willie Black.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

~ promised in last i~>lIr, We this
week present pretty fair pictures Of the
next President and Nice-Presidcnt of
the United States. They are in charac-
ter, sentiment aud intellect, fair repre-
sentativcs of the party that nominated
them, and will mquestinnahly he
elected. Good and true men from the
opposite party are coming Ia them
every day, while not a single Democrat
has been heard of who will not cordially
support the ticket. Hurrah for Han
cock and English.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

THERE We're but 21S Democrats who
voted in The Ohio County Convention
ia 1879 that selected delegates To the
State Convention Ia nominate ticket
for State officers. No one called in
question the validity of that County or
State Convention, ar the nominations
made. AT the recent Primary Election
more than three times as many Demo-
Gratis participated as did in 1879, and
Yet few inconsistent malcontents con-
tend that the vote was 81 small the
nominations should not be regarded.
Beautiful logic
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

This Salve, if the directions are strictly
with, is WARRANTED to effect a
cure. 1t will give relief in ten minutes.
Give it trial, and if not satisfactory, we
pay back your money.
Price per box, 80 Cents.
THOMAS & KIMBLEY.
Druggists Hartford, Ky.
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f. l.. JONES, Chairman
+. +. PORTER, Secretary.
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TEAE4ERS STUDENTS So 50
during VACATION. For full particulars, address,
Il. 4. McC:EDY & Co. Cincinnati. %.
Central University

College of Philosophy, Letters = science.
RICHMOND. i.N.
The next session of this Institution Will open
September 9th. $50 Course of study thorough ::
standard OF scholarship high. Eolrd. So to 81 pcr
week. For Circul.rs and information. address
Rrv. ]. V. LOGAN, DID,, President.
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

Gen. Pearson is one of the most prom
inent Republicans Of this county. He
The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14
HANaIl TON FEMALE COLLEGE,

Well selec e.i course Of study. Special depaTtments
for all the ornamental branches. Facuty large,
able ani eNp icuced. Extensive Grounds for
tiJt ESceiicnt hui ding. it1NSS feet. four Stories
Containing IL gpartmcnt~. COmmc,lious chapel.
Nicc E,.ii-I.ul. Ornamental. Play an Bath Rooms.
Warmed hy steam and lighted with gas. OniV two
yuuu- l9drS u,cUpy room. Charges low or ilan any
school oirre cgIai oil tages in the nj. ed Siacs
Sc sion he.ii,~ eptcriber l3ih, lSa For eat
a!p- ties aud -thrr particulars. address
] q ENIIEIsllN. nrc i-a.f. IrNin..fnn Nv.
, 1880-01-04

from the Palmer House to bounce him the mo-
ment he made his appearance: And bounce him
thew did: 1t WIS SchAfnerS idea, continued the
Professor, that having learned the lntters
"sty1e,' he could run dancing school himself.
tiuo, but plain John Mccarthy, the Professor ad-
1nitted that in that his former employer was cor
rect, although the circumstance was capable OF
q rational explanation. Last winter, when he
down there took it into their heads to rcehristen
him "Prof, Cartino, and he had submitted. to
it, though neither now nor ut any period OF his
life WIS he ashamed Of the namo bestowed upon
him at his birth; But M as to the t.. rest est Of n the
it distinctly understood that he would give his
assaiant an opportunity to prove his
words, or eat them. in q court
Of justice. That the Professor doesn't propose
ment elsewhere notifying his former pupils
where he may be found
RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY.
The twenry-sccond annual report Of the Chi
cago Relief and Aid Society 70 the Common
Council from Oct 81, 1878, to Oct. II, 1s.9, has
statement Of its work for that period; The mum
ber of families assisted Was 3+5u, and the
number Of children belonging to those
families, 73,148 or these, l08 we're aided once,
times: and 4 sixtim or more TIE M total nun nun.
bor Of applications for aid was II ,s5o+ OF when @
S,275 were disapproved. Tie number Of adults
aided was 5,s8, making, with the children,
a total of Is, ,5s4 persons relieved. Bethel Home
to the number Of 1855 The hospital report
shows that :x}S persons were admitted during the
year, .12 were discharged, - died.. and that the
number remaining In the hospital Oct- II, 1873,
was 95. The Treasmrer,s report shows @ ,,e cash on
$18l, AL; expenditures, So, 1913; balance Oct 3d.
1873, Sl46,246.
, 1880-01-04
BOARD OF TRADE.

| -. 1Afo1 heduA4AH"
| When the gong sounded yesterday ut O'Clock
in the hall of the Board of Trade, and the wheat
dnol too,r n formal roe+ o..or s,nduv Tho crowd
ucn spoA "a io1 f!sst over aunas' sne e,onu' ~.
n.su,ao u 49, out u. o onee, ne noseo mn.
| McHenry called them to order, announced
that it was time to nominate a ticket for
! for the ensuing year, and proposed ". n. Brain
ard the Colonel for Chairman. The prop
| ositiou went through with a whoop and a veil
and :. the Colonel" Got IN into bis seat and an
nounccd bis readiness Tor business. In due
process of time tie Following ticket was formally
incubatcd. lubeled ;. .Rec1llar," and the caucus
and the work were Mt nm end:
President-John II. DWIGHT. DE-
Second Observation-Disclosures M Dt1nham
Directors-iru ii. Younriore. S.. A. Scribner.
Thomas Hood. II. G. Mutt. Abrn1n Poole.
Arbitration Committee-John snoweu, ". H.
Recbe. ". 3. Andrews. CT. Magili, /. Iilyard
ito iii Vacancy,
Committee Of Appeals-Asa Dow Frank Cliff
ton. Georre r. Smith T. g. Hollys L p. Rumsey,
George ". Couch ito iii yacancy1.
5000 ,,,.e,r~1 -.
sEcoNo Asdu.>'
At foclock there was another caucus IN one
, 1880-01-04

! The disbursements of gold by the Assist
| ant Treasurer yesterday amounted to 600.
The exports Of alcohol from the port Of
| Chicago yesterday amounted to 200 barrels OF
alcohol.
At the Sub-Treasury yesterday $4,000 in
| subsidiary silver was redeemed and 5000 in
standard silver paid out
The bids for the joining and marble work
on the new Custom-House were closed yester-
day afternoon. They will be opened in Wash
ington at noon tomorrow.
The internal-revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to S24 36. OF this sum, SIS, ,120 was de-
rived from tax-paid spirits s3648, from tobacco
and cignrs, and 52,317 from beer.
Barrett, the young man who was arrested
for stealing passes from Special.,agent Stuart,
was yesterday released from jail on an order
from the Circuit Bench.
The following is list Of the dutiab1e
goods received III the Custom House yesterday:
Potter Palmer, 1z-cask gin; ]. S. Kirk & Co.,
case s,s DRY goods; good Mahla ChappcI, cases chem-
icaf apparatus; Charles Henrotin, l case china
ware; l.. Wolff Manufacturing Company, 10
eaTtheaaarc: eTtb NV +. n sinclalf CO.; loo sacEs salt
Collections, $3,3Go66.
TIRE PosT-oFF1cE.
The regular monthly report Of Postmaster
during the month Of December, there was re-
eeiyed from the sale of postage stamps,
$9,49s; postage-due stamps, $1,Ss9; and from
newspaper and periodical stamps. Sl1, ,853; max
ing IL total Of $l10l0l. The domestic money-or
deTs issued amounted to s., 5,5l4, the payments to
$701, ,4a2}. OF tho foreign orders Sl9,SS we're is
sued and $G,s78 paid. The remittances amounted
TO $25o0oo: During the same month the carriers;
of whom there are 1Ss now employed, delivered
e4,46s registered letters. 2,llL6i7 mail letters,
4o4,6 mail postal-cards, 4,22T local postal
cards. 6s5, 40f newspapers, etc. and returned 6!o
letters to the office. They collected r2 707 let
ters, ,06 postal cards. and 610 400 newspapers,
etc. The total postage on matter put into the
office for local delivery during tho month past
amounts to ST. GG.
The annual report of the office shows that dur
ing 1879 there was received from the sale Of
postage stamps, stamped envelopes, newspaper
wrappers postal-cards, and newspaper md pc
riodfca1 stamps, 81, 190o61, as against Sl,W6a52
for 1878, showing clear gain for 1s!9 Of Sls3,15
The work Of the curriers' during the year in
cluded the delivery Of 214,g5s registered letters
2l15l ao6 mail letters, 4, ,726 mail postal
4,199 ISL local letters 900 local posal-c
and 6,6S4, 1888 newspapers, etc. They returned ~
162 letters to the Office and collected A let
tcrs ,75s postal cards, and 1856, ,6s newspa-
pers, etc. The local postage during the year
Was $125, ,T15
, 1880-01-04

The Grand Jury adopted a resolution thanking
Mr. George \ B. Baker,, Assistant States At
torney, for hts services. y
County-A ttoTney Wil1ett has prepared an
that the Board can, it the Board feels 50 dis
Ros@ea. @ takn steps to consolidate the three Towns
Of South; West. e and North Chicago The COM ON
1t - expected that the proposed consolidation
vii meet with much opposition in the Board and
/ In the County Court yesterday Alonzo n.
adopt Mile Lewis, aXnSyear-oid child, and to
chnnge her name to Grace Charlotte Fuller.
Two years ago the chids+ parents. lsince de-
Vest, and they named her Minnie sabula West.
They got hard up and gave the child to the Full
third Set Of names. -:
day filed his bond in $4 SOC, and got his books
The , bond boz for the Collector OF jefferson wtl be
$lla5oo John s. Dumphy, Collector Of West
being John n: Dumphy, ,<Berthold Loewenthal,
', wtn, John @ CSuxhlin. Patrick oponnell; p9mt,
Cus5clman, and Frank Gazzolo.
Isaac 5. Long, charged with being one OF
the numerous fraternity of straw -bnilers; was
brought before Judge Tlley Sitting as com
day. Long was charged with perjury in swear
Ing to the possession OF ccrtuin property which
be never owned, but the prosecution slipped up
on technicnllty, and the charge was dismissed
The Court, however, entered a rule calling upon
Long to show cause by 10 a. m. Saturday, why he
should not be punished for contempt Of court in
swearing that, he owned certain property which
was not really his.
4 reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE yesterday in
quired Of County Clerk Kiokke whether it was
true, as alleged, that he had in extending the
taxes, omitted the amounts Of forfeiturcs for
1s7s and prior years. Mr: Klokke said that the
forfeftures had been extended in the Towns of
South, West, and North Chicago, but not in the
country towns. The reason WAS TINT at recent
sitting the Supreme Court had decided that the
defaults and interest thereon Of each year must
be completed sepnrately, and could not be
Jumped as heretofore This necessftated an
enormous amount Of extra wura,7and If the
books were held for this purpose they would
not be ready for the Town Collectors before
March at the earliest. Accordingly each Col
1ector Is given his books and furnished with
memorandum showing whcro forfeiturcs have
occurred: The taxpayer having gotten through
with the Town Collector must therefore seek
the County Treasrrer's office, obtain forfeit
ure warrant and pay 1t in, assuming that he Is
one who has been delinquent in the past. Next
year the forfeftures will be properly extended
by the County Clerk.
, 1880-01-04
TEE COUNTY BUILDING.

There will be no session of the Associate
Criminal Court this week, but it will probably
take new lease Of life thereafter.
The arguments for a new trial for. Prince
Albert Jones, the frntricide, will be heard some
time this week. =
Samuel Felker yesterday gave bail. In
$500, with Dave Thornton and, J. B. Storey rs
sureties, to answer the charges now pending
against him. He having given bail, the question
might be asked the States Attorney why Brock
in. so that they may give bail or be locked up,
The Grand Jury made its report yesterday
and was discharged. During the session it heard
235 cases, found lG, true bills, ignored 123 and
diana Kailroad: case WAS part heard and post
poned- The charge Of incest against Nelson
Seymour WIS ignored. So was that against
tional indictments for Conspiracy to commit
forgery, etc, were returned against Sam Felker.
, 1880-01-04
DEATHS,


ssn!aS s" eosa A.;
Fuas!s! :d Iosasy jaa sseys e names: a = M s
M Sdsi haass sss It. osse 81 ba95 @ 3os
Pnutck Hnnnan aged 65 years.
s uSa9ah " SS III Sas bsass @ e
yaEy Cemetery Friends OF the family are invited TO
tha RE sde fssns hsne n ss1 Of
BUGKLEfeMelie, eldest danghteG Of LaT1enee ICE, F.
and and Winnie Buckley, aged years u months and ID
srRsg es2s1 = Sss from No.
qa ~ @ 5o1n Ko!a =
AnR ksss N:s SEE kse T. es; s5h
4 t1ue heart not dead, but gone before.
child of George T. mid jane Doute, aged JeaTs aid I
funeral on Monday, ut Il a. H., from 14s6 West Lake.
I II soaS NeT fo%rF % and brooklyn papers please copy:
CoSLY-On Jan. 2: at his residence, 65 West In
Fnhe esa Hi' efsa o} Carriages to
BRENNAN-on ~ the ID inst. Annie beloved "tfe3
peia {fon her late 5ss'asnse 1sz
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
WaITNEY-on Dec g ,Ass AZ " MWhtp7ey; aged =: Of
Funeral At Henry i'll Jan. l. The family desire to
thank his many friends who 20 kindly cared for him
during his sickness
HARE-on jan. 3 at p. NJ, after short and pain
full illness, Nellie Hare.
caF1ases to cal7ssg Fends n Invited
sALTERTHWART7Qns satqrdsa5, s!5 Jan ,: At O'Clock @
ri, eha & Saaas add Lille
Ealterthwnrt.
Funeral from residence. s. South Elizabeth-5t, &t
u O'Clock to-day Jan. ~. by carriages to Roseht!
Bordentown and Mount holly papers please
copy. ).
0'BR1ES-George Thomas 0Brteu, only sot .n
John and Mary Jane O'Breu. aged yeaFh ana Q
months.
Funeral from late residence, $50 East 1ndians=at-
Sunday, Jan. l.
WATE1NS-On Jan. 4 in her soth ye9r. ChA12gtte,
beloved wife Of Joseph Watkins, OF st. 5oseph* Mtch
Funeral from the Teaideuce OF her dauKhferas rasntA
, 1880-01-04

MARRIAGES.
EASTMAN--MARTtN-At Centenary CHURCH, By
Dr. Thomas, P. e. Eastman nnd Miss Maggie Martin.
"Wednesday evening, Dec. 3l
ASHTOS-BAILLIE-Dec. 81, by the Rev. James
Mac1anehian Pastor OF Scotch Church. FRANCIS E.
Ashton, Esq., youngest son Of the late Lieut. James
H Ashton, L. n, and Miss Maggie J. Bai11te both OF
Chicago.
29 ut the residence Of the BRIDES parents, No. lS4
Thirty -secona-st. by the key; George e Lori1ne5,
OF Chicago.
SMITH-A3fES- /. at Greenville, Mich. BY the
and Sadie c. Au1es, Of GreenTille. Mich
N.B.-Madls0n GYiE.} papers please copy.
, 1880-01-04

Mr.. Philip Rcmlinger, IN old subscriber to our
country, informed us the other day that his wife
who for two weary years had suffered with
rheumatism in the shoulder, during which time
out success, had been completely cured by a
single; bottle Of St. Jacobs 01.-Bucyrus {09
Courier, Feb. Is, 1873. =
, 1880-01-04
THE. GENITAL SYSTEM,

NEw:Y ORR, Jan. 3-The members of the
Produce Exchange are circulating petition
for signatures that there may be another bal
lot on the GENITAL system, with a view Of re-
scinding the rule by which it was adopted
, 1880-01-04

E. Harland. No. 13 North Clark-st, Monday. Jan.
nt2 p. m. Friends OF the family. invited
- English papers please copy.
PpRCELl-Little May, aged years. only dauEhter
Of Ar. and Nrs.W r. Pnroen OF Oak Park, at Lannrk
ILL.,, OF diphtherta. Jan. = =.
FOLs0M--on Tuesday, Dec 80. At Sheridan Ill,
Theodore u Folsom, aged 81 years.-
don. at his residence, ii West Har1ison-st, aged u
Funeral Sunday, Jan. l. at 10 O'Clock D. H.. to St
Patrick's Church, thence by carriages to CalFnry.
RYDER-Ath hts mothers residence. Highland Park.
Monday, Dee. - james Ryder, aged q years and J
month";, after .n painful Illness, has gone 70 rest.
Cousin to Ass, 4. 2. Pende1. OF Chicago. MAY his
soul resi- in pehce- r.:
, 1880-01-04

Delicious delicacies, daintt1y devised, daily de-
light Dawson's diverse dealers. n. B., I'll State
street.
, 1880-01-04

No FANCY PRICEs.-Dcst set teeth, IS; filling e
rates. McChesney Bros, Clark and Randolph-sts
, 1880-01-04

bility exclusively. blr. P. ". Gi1ett offered
Nj. E. G. Keith, President Of the Association.
opened the meeting, and, after an instrumental
selection had been executed by Mr.: L. J; Hen
explained tie objects Of the gatheFng
Of delegates from. the, different Young Mems
Baltimore, it hnd been decided to admit COM
mercial travellers to the associations, with al
the privileges Of oeal II ths a
the Dominion Of Canada That Is to say, when
commercial Traveller enters town in any State
is perfect to 60 to the o bafS
fhe aefet Rven them 81 the % seefeta1y Of
in the case Of the Association in Chicago is in
closed in n neat Russia leather card-case, to-
gether with d tiny book containing the
associations which have agreed to entertain the
strangers. These privileges are not accorded to
any class except commercial Travellers
were delivered b. Sir. Robert Weidensall, West
ern Secretary Of the International Committee
et M gS a6T Mr. Tho $ reaed 9aedy her MF
riences upon the road, and expressed themselves
as being great pleased With the ar 4
Of the commercial travellers.
CAnI1No's ANSWER
The much-WTitten- about Cartin0, erstwhfle
dancing master at the West Side Turner-Hall,
cropped lnIo 1HE TRIBUNE local room ycsteruhT
to deny the accusations made against him by
Ike Schaffner. The allegation that he had been
discharged for misconduct, or any other reason,
he said, was false. The truth Of the matter was
that he couldn't get his salary. One evening,
however, hnTing decided to make one last
bold attempt to solve the. financial prob
lem, be went to the hall to put
the question to Mr.. schaffner as one
mnu would to another, and to request him to
pay hin that which was his Just due. BE no
sooner reached the door than he was pounced
upon by six Of Schafner's ninions, who had
been instructed by their master by telegraph
, 1880-01-04

Brandy, Catawba. ETC., 80 n III hH8 ~
cents per bottle. nre quite as ## f. kHH u u
good rs others charge 81 for. Ef&E &E4 81 J:
TAste before you buy, At the Ii n H& 2Ae
Eagle Wholesale Liquor 4 u IN "
House, ED South CIark-sL
, 1880-01-04


wagons. escaped with severe bruisei.
This morning Prof. Swings church will
hold its first service in the new Central Music
Hail. and the occasion being one In which great
viii undoubtedly attract m immense. attend-
ance- It is particularly requested that seat
holders will be prompt 10 attending IN order to
prevent confusion and have the regular mem-
ters Of the church located before the outsiders
press into the chairs eThe services will begin at
the usual hour.
Field, Letter & Co., have given SIS to the
represented by Mrs. Haas, at No. les Chestnut
street, and Charles HoH and n. T. Fairbank
have given S apiece Others have contributed
well-doing, as the charity is ono worthy Of being
supported Contributions of money, Clothing,
Or provisions viii be gratefully reee,ved I's. ~
Mrs. Haas at the above number, and properly
applied to the relief Of the needy, Of whom
many are knocking at her door,
Several Trades-U Unions were to have met
at No. Clark street last evening, but ubon
reaching the place they found it closed. This
appears to be fated number somehow. For
sevcrl years 1t has been run as saloon, and de-
he @ s 5oF RsTe
closed against Its patrons Tor one reason or an
other3 4 year or more, ago the Communists
lords creditors, and had to seek new quarters.
When it was opened again, the Unions docked
around it, and last evening no one could explain
its apparent collapse.
The German QdkGfS OIL LIE Guy 1QGL LII COn-
siderable numbers ut No. 70 North CLARK street.
last evening to perfect Union. i few Of the
Misunderstanding members Of the trade we're
present, and insisted upon being heard In their
own tongue, and they asserted that the object in
view in uniting WIS to demand an increase OF -
a week in their wages between now and april l.
The Germans however, did not want to discuss
the wage question until they had gotten further
along and. conducting the meeting in their own
language did nothing but elect temporary off,
Gers. sign an agreement to become members Of
The proposed Union, and appoint the necessary
committees On constitution. etc
A fine bronze clock awaits an owner at the
Cottage Grove Avenue Station. The Sd OF last
month an expressman named e. q. Mltkosky
was engaged By colored man giving the name
Of Andrew 3. Lacy to cart heavy clock from the
corner Of Ashland avenue and Van Buren, stTeet
street, but upon arriving at this latter place
Lacy refused to pay the express1nan Tor 1he
very good reason That he had no money: Inc
two then went to the Cottage Grove station,
where Lacy was vouched for BY 2 WhttG man
giving the name Of Abram 'Hodla1d* ana claim.
Ing to be J. D. Wards coachmaI,; Lacy cla1meo
I'd have bought the clock, and thar ne haq
Bill of sale for it at No. 63 Desplaines street He
was sent after this document, and has slnce
failed to return.
ACApEAY uF FINE ARrA
The holiday exhibition Of studentE VOTE u
the Academy Of Fine Arts In Pixies bulia1ng
alleged yesterday, and the rooms we're put IN
erder tor the opening Of the winter term 10