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THE pUMpING-WORKs.

Said reporter to hfAyor Harrison yesterday.
"WhAt are You going to do about pumping
works.; thora t,ls been terrible stink from tho
river ttartng your hbscncc7''
THAT atnk was brought about by pushing
tho wator of tho North Ur,l1tch Into tho main
river, thus putting lArKer u1uonut ut polluted
wntcr In the stream tt,ln could possibly 1,o cnr-
ried ntr by thu canul. II tho people would only
consent tn the throwing OF tho North 1lranch
water into tho ako through tho Fullerton uvo-
nuo conduit 1bclleyo tho evil could 10 cor
" hut what about tho bridgeport pumping
:" i'efaro went away Ravo directions to the
hs a to ptFSspas mi %ns 1 ap ara
Gaaal =. Conuais,slonofs tof a!,ihorlty 10
s' ~efS e tts wa,er &c WSs t Il s
thrown Into tho eannl. l mn unwilling to havo
NI.u1 ou1!le foot minute thrown ihto tho canal,
Anl prnbnbly commit some lAmlgu AlonK Its
l!lu and hnye suit8 brought nxnisist tho city,
THO cnnal Commissioners nltist glye n,U their
;IS | watsr , iYfors cs''sont 70 tho orsctlon of
iii thy do sou Wilt" .....
V!uW with WAttr al tho MfItD rAt0 Stu INV pnyH
tnrft frnsn hsr OWN w0rks,-thcn turning tho
as nstaaa 's or vn y ps t9 ts ss wS
Il Ilst !uetjy ilisfstood th@t }avo nut a.lo ,iu
my 1HsA laAIt lt IHls|Plt!4-WoIKA 4tl3 nor " LII
ettttcd. but | tlavo niIItl0 up my n,i,,d mt to
build thuIn II thuy ,tlp tn b1 wtiFt hless OIL
e0llnt Ut oar inability to tlse thetu."
"AnA nnW what do yEu think Ut
THE DROPPING or SUPERINTENDENT pOTy7'
illus l,e Iten iroppoaly didn't know IT,
MIR. !In,slanl'' '-
II k,luw .nNthnR Of Mr.. Dnty's management of
tue Echp0ta,-whuthor 1t hl.8 ben!a olfIclHut ur
INT. believe. h1wuyer. his tnntlulIey was
rNthor toward axtt7tFAgAticu thAn tcOtl-
omy. and. Us. Slr. lluw,alld hus bccn
pnt In, only hoTe thHt he Will prove to bu IN
economical superintendent. | havD hoArti him
sI's'kon Ut ns Ai nblU tr,laher hut what Ills t,x-
pc.,ti,e nhlity Is ! tltn't kiIl,w. The Buper.l,-
tosltient " tn y great uxtont tue tNnnutat HEcnt
executive nllccr, M1,l hope and bglluro th1t
Mr. ltowlAnl will ptuv0 to he SUCH"
, 1880-06-29
0f'GRATII-STAUDER.

THE CASE HEPOhE TIE COMMITTEE ON EfEC-
T1OSs.
Tho Committee on Elections Of tho City Coun-
ell nut yesterday afternoon to further consider
tho Fourteenth WNrd Stnubor- NJ c4rath trouble
In tho lato Aldermanlc election.
james Malone was first called, and testified
TINT before tho pulls opoilcd In tho Seventh
Precinct ho heard schillIng and Walsh, two Of
tho Judges Of election, nErcc TO work together
tl,ring tha day and do nil they could to lefeat
McGrath. fte was present when the counting
was going on, AMI the 1ns1acs wero drunk and
incapabte Of milking correct count. After tho
count Ind bccn mnde tho hnllot-boxcs
were taken to Watsh's house and a re-
count WIS entered upon, which showed
thnt McGrath Ind ITO votes md 8tnubor 60. Ho
did not know WHO had ninde tho cruaurcs on tho
tntly.BhGot. but they Wcro nude, bGentlso In tho
recount It WINS discovered that nil tho Commu.
mist Tickets had been counted for Ssaubcr
whereas staubor's namo had beon erased from
M!etacl i,arrctt, one Of tho clerks. testified
thnt ct tho elnse ef tho polls he assorted tho
put toEothcr. After tito count, tho boxes wore
tnkon to Walsh II house, anl II recount wns made.
hut ho haa no pnrt In 1t except to say that he
would npprny9 whatever WIS right.
that himself nnd schlllng had aRrccd to beat
sSDer Ill Gi"fy yo u ,day cola u se te
election.
There was nothing furthor to bo offered In the
as 10 tho power and authori,y of the Committee
were tnken up and m argued BY th1 attorneys for
aUse nr t II Ihs At Co1se W
iii. Itoot. the attornoy FOR McGratf, ( costended
raiar1ls md wns bound TO dec[ars ha client en- en-
titled to tho sent hold by Staubcr, because tho
returns showod thAt be had a mu1ority ct tho
votes c.st, which bud boon roEulariy certified to
Mr. Pmlderarast. for t3tauber, insisted TINT the
, 1880-06-29
THE CITY.


THE 1lev. r. 10 witt Tamngc, tho celebrated
fIrt'uklyn preacher, has accepted tho olfcr mnlc
him hy ii rrunii1et manager Of this city to visit
California this summer fur the purpose Of de-
f:crlns serics OF lectures, Ilo will atnrt wcst-
ward carly Ia July. visiting nll princlpni cities
tu rs,uto.
THE census schedules wilt ho at tho County
Clerks Office to-dny and Tomorrow for cor.
Huprrvisor Wright. who viii thon mike lip biz
fiul returns for transmission 10 Washington.
Thn sam1stS Ers m Of ts popMn1 a. ,a e G
sonIo proving ii,foundcd, but inany otliers rcai.
TIE G GGon,,nittee Thn have n charge the elos-
H. s Of fhe as,al n!lfs ct tg HtS eG ha
iioasc s M paid % ;ho % ation% s S .uSscf'ee.' Sef,l
i;,aei 10 my Il, jul ttiat Ills Check t.at bee,,
drnwn for It and ''ccD rcady for weeks pnst. 1fo
e q ore tSa ai Y ;cfcta 5 m 'f ss en-
o I, on sssfptpn i. nnnns ta y I'll e S
hAs rhld $on tu tho Committee.
THE SRwELt SUICIDE.
Nothing further wns hcnr! yesterday about
Mr.. u. r. Newell, whnsu death BY suicide wns
mentioned In Sundays TRIBUNE. Ills rclntIves
q rs slsnartu5a notify tl'en. ,of tho fact, i
Sfsr oM ,s s c sSynt say MIA a G 5 ss 1T coaog eaaStg
WIS, or seemed to DC. when ho got Il.
ae" y y ,hn. r Spss Gns
not roflnittcd s,,tci,le, hit tins simply tlcl the
e'antry. The correspondents. calltg attention
1t WIS impossible for his vito to ecll any Of her
property f9r yrar. SUGGESTS Tint ho hns gonc
Mway slinr,y iar 1 ~, tho purpose Of eonplieattns
1nor'KnRes or trllst.ccsis IN caso Of his death.
prcs,tinltive tr rcul. than If he wero nllve.
Thu rfkfFnanHnI1fTf thinks Tint bn fntHht
, 1880-06-29

THE AHSENGE pf IuDaN lSLt}MA
the Clerk OF tho West Side Police Court. frOm
his accustomed plncc for n week past gnvo rlso
t1 rlltHnrs regarding him, And TRIBUNE ro-
porter startcd ont Inst evening to find out whnt
foundation there WlsH fur thDt1l. 1t was Ipnriled
thnt illom bud nut settled np bin ncenAnts,-hntl
1,a'ie but anu report for oyer two 1u0nths-a1.t!
thut ho owed tho city somewhere between OOu
ana *3.o0o, tho esact sum being unknown, u1sti
fhest t!K1srea were Kucss work. Thoy may to oynr
Ur under tho hHtuNl utIotllt Hon ~!A Arpnsttvtl
by alnyor Harrison q little oyer II yuar aHo His
not ntter Ut Hurprisu thnt ho Yetl etlboIliiii-that
lo lldn't k1ow whese ho stAn a'ld fatlctl t. turn
esss ei hs .cEcts' III. II IL ssua 'th"e th%s ho 10
Gnnant .;s ,. stapd Ia prnpcr!y-that H. TUX g
l.e; ,antl ulso tint, b. wis ill'crnl
fn " nvey 9,s rs +, f lo49ax ,%{ s 1 n;' nm;
ealne 10 tho !nowl..!Ev of tl,v Mayor iu tho
tssrxs 'as III ill., Il 10 hs " n,s9. ssts ii @ s ts s
since then hu ls,ls returned iii tlU Hits, nstklnx
haye dnne M of,ct, Il wcek. Iis lerrl!ctiun ,Yas
rsported ~ tho Mayor Just lMiure tc went oil 10
ClnclnnAtl. and he aEal,l notiilctl lsnm that
tE WquLn n1sCIlARaE HIN
if he didn't pny ypr tho tnot,ey, fixing tho tinla,
-"whun ! ruturn from C!ncInnns." hut lll0sn
liz WIl ku"!1s 4HlE. HnWEtEf, Is NOT
crFslltctl by h!a frttia. II Ii knbwll thnt hu IL
nut In very EtNH! hualth. partly tlte i0 nyurxork
Whc'l there WIS hut ono Puitco tGnrt On tA0 West
hltin. nIld his disappearance f.>n puhl!c vIuw
Mny bo owing tI his inability to ntfu1ld 10
hs duties. Inquiries Tor him yesterday, how
ever, fn!lct tn disclose his wllcreal,oufs, anil
Mayor ilurlison Hai.l lust niaht tilat ho wo.ll.l
have him hnntt4i up tu-day. Thu fnct tt.at
ltlum wHs 6chi.ldh4n!i WIS Y.t!clu,lt cullse fnF
h!s l!scharKc, but his llnuor, II scats, ,vls wM-
tny fh wei tho 1uncy hefnro hu cut uif tho il1as
O1icsn hen't. II Him. which III mt likely to h0
the c.lSe. hns slnalMertslf tho InuIley 0n1 skipped
H4t " nynld tho Consequences, Ills hb1Nl fur
*tuN Will doubtless tIe pald, As tho sure.
tirA aro Chris Cassettunn at!A 1o sokup.
buh tpen 1t llltsltns. They 4Iruauy
!nlmrtny with Hum, but with III el,cccas ii would
appcar, Is he hns igrnnrcs Tho Mayor. lust lotter
Hf "ArnI!uR The Hlnaheo Committee Ut the
CDu.!cii lAst taken hnll Ut thu matter, and pro.
iA,se ~ hHyu ntl Investigation, mud
OUT 6f " H'ny c0to Bollu regulation.
ct'flGefnlnk tN paying over ct tiTes ty
tho Police Court Clerks. At present thesU xer.
tlen1erl seem to tMxe their avn tin,u nbout it.
aud, "hllo possible dtTul4s!tlon canllot ha d
vury l4rKv nnt, though it llxht run MI, Into thu
Thousands, II ~ abut tIt,ie tho temptation wIs
removed by requiring II deposit With tho Coii.
trttiitHr " 'st!nt twleu week. Tho defacatlon
" Hun. u ho aas run away. will w xruat sur
prise to hts friends, Lccausa hu bus QlWnys
Loris an cxcellvnt character.
, 1880-06-29

LAl1E MORTALITY lNCnEASE.
Tho deaths for thu week ending Saturday wero
EOS. nxnsnst 1Bs tho previous week, and lS5 for
the corresponding week OF Inst year. The
principal cuuscs wcrn: Cholera lnfantt,,n. hG;
convnlslons. II; consumption, TO-; crolp+ u:
dlphtherfn, II; bronchitis, .; and smallpox. 7.
This showing is alarming. tho fncrcaso being
100 In week. Tho weAthor, Of course,
rSer M msSh aab to It'd ' lis s4e TR 4ho Il ast sn rs IT,
% y !1e* Y ! ayi so nss
Sss wefe sr K p"naefo "t of hfnf 'ae e.
10m while ths 9as eity With oysr one-thir,l tho
tecnth Of whnt New York bud.
THEY WILL WORK TOGETHER.
Cngporat10n-C -Cu,lnaci Adams WIS consulted ycs-
terny In reference to tho meaning pf tho nryli-
nces sa!nat io.'g te river t,.l Misc with
volvcd upon tho Department Of i'nliic Works
orupon tue lIcalth Department. The conclusion
tlctinit, and TINT the two Departments would
huyo to work togrther ind do tho
i%st .hey es',a qSsE sls 3 3e'rens5si,ecs, N whiei
qlcnty agreed to do until such tl,ro ts tho iMw-
i,aklns r'wor 30 lcK}alntes as 10 divide tile'r
81 ; 5 n nt s a5tst ao Gzes R
lilEht to assist lin, and tiat he viii ''e Ge
fss1$us OUT fS~ fSs 1ays RySa.dss to IT .s
law Iii tho in,..tor with vivw 10 proscoutlnH
racr a1 oss,samso IN s ner Sqr fyy 9 w
give the n!tnrs nj the committeeman, but cal
cu!htca TO 1e IN posacsslon OF enough facts IT, 20
beforu tho Grand jury curly tho cp,ntuy month.
IN nHEr WArEn.
The judiciary Com,nitteo wcre In SESSION yes
tcr.lay afternoon, and had heforc thom tho
smnke. e.burner ordinance. tho substance of
sentatves Il several IT 'y tho yraIiroas onterng
the city were present. md took II Rre,.t deal IT
Interest Ut tho proceedings. They opposed tho
II
, 1880-06-29
scnnc, l,hoinwald, and President Stewart occu.

Scnnc, lthetnwald, and President Stewart occu-
pied tho chair.
A motion wna mndc to reconsider tho action Of
tho Inst meeting, by which. was rejected tho
recommendation TO light tho cntrhncca Of tho
new County Court-ffoueo With rrtsmnt!o lights.
Tho recommendation was thon concurrol III l,y
a vnte of 10 to-.
Previous to casting hfs voto in tho Affirmative,
Commissioner Iiueso Ravo It M his opinion titnt
tho entiro Interior design Of tho building was q
total failure.
nEstoNAr1oxs.
Henry 1luft, Constable In tho South Town.
sont In his resignation. aud, upon motion Of A1r.
PuriHH ton, John Herbert was appointed Aa his
successor. Tho resignation OF 4. r. Mn.ticn,
Constable II tho West Division, .wna also ac-
Laughiln was appoiuted to iii ti,o Vacancy Vacancy. '''''
lslis for cnnl f0r tho county institutions wero
received afld rotcrrcd.
CONTRACTS.
4 contract between fsny s Whitney and tho
county for rcpnrinK tho inil eo,.rt-yard, nj tho
price of f..2es pcr sqiaro yard, WIS npprovcd.
,cxnq nptor n sotracs stso vi = as IN
rev Goi!rt House Isniid|na. THO s,tlnate WA wa
&c" eeoed s &C. IL y? o Fs Ma
saa 70 as vs2e = GS eIs syne' Tas aiftee @
chnrlcs 'Iern. 4 Yote was il.kcn upon motion
10 npprnvc tho bnnh. Tho melton w,s lost, q niiy
Futllk III thD lillF1HntlfG anu III ta0 negative.
For approvnl TIM votes wore required. rho
leas--ayers, Clark. Cohurn,. iIutt, Meyer,
Miller, TurtnBtnn. Nh4lnwald, WhepIcr-n.
=, NHNs-.lltnse, senne, SpoGotu, Wood, and
6townrt-9
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.
Judge .vllintn I'rcscott'a proposition to sell
tho cnit!ty q Eoe Ut houks containing tho original
entries IN this county vas taken up. Tho mat.
iSr M nns been discussed nt prcviote lnectinKs Of
nent people wcrc read Us tho Clerk a1yocat-
prlee nskcd.-*::.5oo. Mr. Furington, IN On
tho other hand. 1end a number OF CONF
n1eaions II ,hs ', u, ,oh!cstng te the narchass
tho money: that It would hnyo no legnl standing
ho had been informed thAt tho same nfor init
ttony could t'e Obtatncd frOtn Washington ut the
prlco Of clerk k-h!ro. Mr.. Il. s. Tuth!ll nlatlo
spe"cs r. I, Which i h. dsno,,s5ttsd tue Rrcat
str"ng'y favored i,s purchase. At present,
whcit title wIta to tte prnyet thoy hati to COM
mllntoMtu with washington. and had 10 pay from
81 to ~ for n certificate. 1}Y securing tho book
tho Information could bo gfaanCd Mt the lie.
cor1ltr'a o!licu.
Commissioner Wheeler novcil that tho propo-
sltton ho aceCntctl. Hurting put In iii n1ncit-
Inctt tsl tho effect tfnt $t,5lU only he pull for
tho work. hut substitute making tho sum E, 100
WIS accepted. WINS lost BY vote OF gtoB 4
mot!on ,1 to pny *l.a0 for tho book WINS loat, md
that 81 .Hn ho allowed. Tho motion was adopted
by Il ynto OF II tt,4.
Tho JOint Committee on Public buildings and
Service recommended thHt the contr1lot for
elevators f1r the Court. .lIo,lso he nwar.ie1 w.
on this recommendation was postponed Until
tlpXt DtGtiuK.
, 1880-06-29

1ndtRest,on, dyspepsia, nefsuus prnstrut.on,
md nll fprlns OF general debility rclteye1 by tax.
Ing Mensmnns rcttontzcd Reef Tonic, tho only
ttouH properties It IA mt IL moro stitnt,nt like
tho oxtracta nf beef, but contains blood llkiitg,
force generating, and DEMONSTRATING propgrttes;
iatnynunblo In NIL cnfcoblci conditions. whether
tho result Of exhaustion, nervous prostitution,
Oycr1york. or aoute disease; particularly If re-
ss!ilttf,K fr1in ptlfnonnry en1npMtnts. Caswell,
HizArd s. Co., Proprlators, New York. For sale
tS tit1jRHEatS. . -
, 1880-06-29
Ono Of tho Best Games Of tho
Year plnyctl Hero Yes
tortlny.
In Which the White Stocking
Team Defeated the Wor-
cesters q to I.
Providence Beaten by buffalo, antf
Cleveland by Ioston-No Ganc
Mt Cincinnati.
j. H. Havorlyt Bancroft, Beatitude, and
Urailla tho Winners: at the Chicago
Meeting Yesterday.


It wns utmost "notlcl" gut,,u that Of ycs-
ter]Ry between tho Worcester and Chicago
tcAtns; perhaps tho neArust to one that hts
been or will bc seen this year. for up to tho
ninth Inning not single error had been lnatlo
TIT either side, mud at the snmu tfnle tho bnttuH
WIS strong and clcnn. The truly "u1ot1cl"
gafNo would be like TINT Of yesterday with tho
two lnlspAys left out thnt occurred In tho ninth
inning, for there can he no wcll-paycd game In
which there is no rood hitting antt no runs
batfed and earned. Fully 1000 people Wcrc
present As witnesses to this superb cxhi1ttion.-
striking pr0of of tho soNntncys Ut tho theory
thnt It puys tu viii Kuu,cs, md I'M equally coli
elusive contradiction of tho Clipper nuns absurd
statement that tho thing hns grown to
be 40 one-s!1cd us 10 loss its interest
In Chlcagu. On tho contrary, tho interest ls
OIL tho i'1creasc. md whenever tho White Stock
Ing team hns such opponents as Worcester,
or Cleveland, Or Doston, or ProviAences theru
noesi bo no fear Of light patronage on tho homo
grounds, or anywhere else, for that matter.
Tho visitors yesterday wero compelled to
mako soInc chnnHcs In their nine, thouRt, nouo
TINT weakened It In tho. slightest 1}rshong
cn,ight for Richmond, and supported him far
better than has heen DONG heru before. Irwin
covered thlr. and Corey short, and both did nd
position, md l}ur1ls wnsEu his hon!u place. The
S ns eaTe mf his IT, bsse @ sot r u 70 tStr tv o
passed. ball and n wild pitch before n 1l,as, wns
at % tor stoyo s h't soES whSn o ra
whun tho fatter undertook to mako homo on
1rwfn's grnnn'lcr to Narns no was handsomely
Sa KsRe ss ~ ovsr 6 1
heu.l, and tho right KIND OF blso-rnnn!ng would
t na II HotS he ~ p aa
struck out. Thoro is not mat, 9n tho Chlcago
stdo WIN would not hnva talltcd froul first on
and tho taknH If futr Chances No letter itLts-
, 1880-06-29
Making together E1.ll1.7A

During tho cnt!rc existoncc OF this Company d!,A
dcnds Oft cant pcT annum tho Preferred stock
have bocn paid, with nn occasional dividend on Tho
common Stuck which for tho ycar 1879 amounted TOD
per cent.
TILE GROSS EARNINGS FOR THE YEAH 1s;a
AMOUNTED TO 8l0,G1S, ,8lD.z8t TIE NIT
EARNINGS. AFTER DEDt'CTiSG THE O1'ERAT.
ING EXPENSES, WE'RE III, ,E1D, ,00&.82. After
payment OF Interest the total bondet debt taora
remained rralttt for BAld yenr OF 211,a11,4O
making balanco Of undivided Income to tho lst OF
january. l81 Of 8l, ,ftl7.g0, out Of which tho
dividends On tho PretuFEcd and Common btoek for
tic second hnlf Of tho yoa1 isy duo April M Aas been
paid. leaving balanco Of e. G 81 Income for fot4
NOR yonrs undivided.
TIE EAKNlHGs Of THE CHICAGO, bt1L.,yAu.
KEE h TT. PAUL. HALLWAY FOn THE FIRST
FIVE MONTHS or THE PRESENT YEAR SLOW
AN tScltEABE OF 81. 111, 200 AGAINST THE
sAME PERIODIC OF LAST YEAR. Tho rolling stuck
Of tho Company ut tho end Of lust year was eo1upose
OF 20 locomotives and 7b cars OF VARIOUS lescrtp-
tons.
Tho acquisition of tho Chicago 4 Pacific Noad BY
tho ch!cago Milwaukee, h It, Paul HALLWAY COMPANY
SECURES tho advantage OF hnvnR two direct lines Into
Chicago. Tho bonds Of tlla Chicago h Milwaukee,
DlvlsiUn aro quoted ut tho New York btock Exchange
considerably highur than anY OF tho otl.or mortgnga
bonds Ut said Company in conso1uenco OF tho yalpo
placed upon terminal division. TIE LIKE PREF
EitENCE MAY De EXPECTED FOIL THE FllisT
MOlt'fGAGE nONi,s OF THE CHICAGO AND Pa
ClFtc D1VtBfoN, WHICH ENJOYS 4 LIKE AD-
VANTAGE.
JULIUS 1VADsW0HTlf, vice-Prea.
, 1880-06-29
FOURTH or 1uLY EXCURSIONS.

Tho I'ittshurK. Cincinnati &; Ut. Louis ltailwny
will s0ll excursion tickets IN July ., 1. nilu 3,
gooi to returu until juiy8, Inclusive, u vi! points
on It's llnc between chcax0 and pltts'narx, at tho
ratio Ut two ccnts por milo for adults and ono
cent pcr mile fur chlldron. Tt,ko your fanily
and visit frio1ds at Loganspost. litch'nond, Day-
tan, Springfield. Columbus, GAINESVILLE. ttuubuf-
Vile, Wheeling, Plttsbusg. or any other puiat on
tho line,
Tlckot otllco I'll Randolph atceet, aud depot
corner Clinton unI Carroll strGots West Bido.
, 1880-06-29

MQNtlQE-HAf-nn tho aycnInR OF tim nth Inst.
Mt the Residence ot Edward c. flNant HH WnrrGf1
nv by tg ltcv Mr. Eucl!er. .1nues Monroe. uf AI,-
N. Y. ''''' -"
, 1880-06-29

At tho regular meeting Ut the Cook County
Board Of Commissioners there weru present ssur-
Ing. Ayers, Coburt, clark, lutt. Noyer, Miller,
burlington. Hoesr. 6poturu. Wood, Wheeler,
, 1880-06-29

ttoraford's Acfd Phosphate produces most OK.
Geile!it results !n thu plostsation aud ncEvous
arrangement consequent upon Hunstruku.
, 1880-06-29
TILE COUNCIL.
That Body Decides to Make No
Effort to Open Dearborn
Street.
Passage Of the Ordinance Prohibiting
the Use Of Barbed Wire in
the City.
No Tampering with tho Ffrc.Linlits-
FREQ Battling. Houses.

No Tampering with tho Ffrc.Linlits-
FREQ Dat1lings1[ouses.
Tho weekly mectinu Of tho City Council wns
hold Inst evening. MAYOR Harrison III tho ctR!r.
a communication was rct,1 from tho Controller
In reference to tho purchase OF n sci,ool.sttc,
corner Of franklin and Huron streets, In which
IL was set forth that tho lot WIS not ns large MS
had boon represented. md on account thorc0f
ho hal refused TO purchase 1t. Tho document
was rctorrcd to tho Committee on Schools.
A communication was ret1I from tho authorl-
tics Of tho Town of Lake asking tho privilege
OF connecting tlloif wat1r-pipcs with tho city'a
Bupp'y-p1pcs, etc.. and tho appointment Ut II
cotnnfttc0 OF conference on tho subject. Me-
tcrrctl 10 tho Committee On Fire and Wntor.
AID. Swift introduced mn order i1,atructlng tho
Department Of Public Works to at oucp CUM.
nonce tho construction Of
TIE SOUTH BRANCH puMrINa-w0NKB,
for which an appropriation bAs boon nlnto. re-
tered to the Committee on Health and County
1telattons.
Aid. Evorptt introduced an order directing
Tint tho money appropriated for II school build.
Ing at tho corner Of Walnut atrect md Kctlz!o
avenue 10 used for tho erection Of building
OH 1ncksUn street, nCnr Cn1ifurnin avenue, md
also an order stAylnH work on tho GrSt- -nannch
building until tho proposed transfer had been
mndc. Both orders wcro referred to tho Com
AID. Dond introduced M ort1or fur improving
Monroe street between Loomts and Ashland
avenue which sFns passed.
tho Commissioner Of Public Works to have ali
oDstrlettons removed from tho sidewalks oil
bay wildows, and sidewalks to conform to lid
Committee on strecta and Alleys, North.
, 1880-06-29
THE COURTS,

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Elisabeth Dumphy died bill yesterday aKaln4t hor
huabau1d, Georxo W, Dnmphy. complaining that he
had loft her ind rutused to support hor. And uskt9
for daeEs0 1f separate maintenance, nnd for MI in-
junction l0 psevent tho Northwestern National Bank
from paying him sAD on account OF q dividend IN
sono Investment our hestea In the Merchants, Farm
8rs. md MScl,n,,ics' savings Hunk.
bill fF divorce w. a!s0 tilGl ~ Frederick Wxdow
axA!n4t JnhAnna Madu*, md ~ Th1nlA4 il. Nunn
ANAillat EI!n bum, the ClnIKQ In R4cA case bOlpk
adultery,
Jna1o AaEnutn yesterday granted divorce to
s', Il eses a1 = laafz a faehy tEo xsd
Nlc,art;s 0Stau.o of csueltyi y Loutsn pa .snn
tAfy.
Judge TuleY granted sltnitar docEaes to Jsnp,o d.
Warren frotM Nod WhFrou ua e4cJullt uf htT udli.
taIy. and Y EdNaH kornEs1ch from Matilda Korr-
Judge Jansspn yuatartay Rranlud divorce to Isola
Ghsilus fruui William ". Chasrua on tho gruuhd VI
, 1880-06-29

d Co.'s, 81 Lake street,
, 1880-06-29

havo long prescribed tho shakers' sursapa-
lerenlah nl3ke. u. D., 0!ln4llton, n. Il.
, 1880-06-29

SUPERIOR C0trRr--CONrEsa1OHs7Tl II, fIorsfeIlv '.
Thpmns Hoops, $jiAT
IuU1. uAMr-Mnsono Envtnrs Hank OF Louis
vll!os ky.t z. 1n1on j. Mnekn1r, E,1t17i.