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ARREST OF MINISTER CHRISTTANCy's WITNESS
A telegram from New York last night says: Ga
warrant granted by Police Justice Smith,
E0elOert Giro, a native OF cuba, was arrestei
to-day on the affidavit OF James II. Nerriere OF
NeStchester county, charged With attempted
subornatfon OF perjury. The complaint alleges
SIS If he would testify in his favor In a case at
the TombS police court between Giro and Chas.
L. Blood, the latter being charged by Giro with
having obtained from him 5000 In cash and
false pretences. This charge was dismissed
but subsequently Blood was arrested Ia a civil
suit Instituted by Giro, and is now ia Ludlow
street jail. Giro denies the charge made by Yer
riere, and says IL was made IN order 10 prevent
him from teStifyfng IN the divorce sait OF eK-
Senator Ohristlancy against his wife now pend
Ing before Special Commissioner Horatio king.
GIRO was held TO answer IN $500 bail for eKaIal-
nation.
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A LITTLE GIRL FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.-The
Hartford Democrat contains the following
Last tweek the children at public school No. 5.
near CarSin's Run. proposed TO play ghost, and
selected Annie Sicaole, a little girl. about III
years OF age, as their victim. They accordingly
organized, and without the knowledge OF Annie
posted one OF their number In the pines eHvel-
oped in sheet To this place they led the IN
suspecting lutte girl, and at given signal the
sheeted figure made its appearance. The chill
dren Who were IN the plot ran and hall Ooed
ley1ng she had seen real ghost. She reached
the schoolroom door and Eel insensible liter
ally frightened TO death. She was taken 10 her
fathers house. near by, and died the same day.
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I'LL KID.

MAILMAN. On wednesday, December 2ssh,
1880, at O'Clock y. m. after a long aud painful
illness, MARY, beloved wife of the late Mich sei
Hsninan, Of Rathkeale Parish. County Limerick,
Ireland. in the seventy first year Of her ago.
MAJ she rect in peace. Amen.
Fer funeral will take place from her sons res =
dence, (Michael Halinapl, 1916 7th street north
wet, fridsy morning, at O'Clock. Relatives and
friends Of the family are Invited TO attend.
MELVILLE. Entered into rest. Tuesday, De-
cen,hr 18th. 1850, CLTHKRINE MAXWELL MEL
N1IIE.
1.-The Master hath said.
"Friend. go up higher"
YELL. On Wednesday, December 29tb. 1880.
On oR6R, younxesI child of Henry and Mary Zeh,
aged three yesrs and two months.
Funeral VIII take place from his parents resa-
der &C. III @ ftreet northwest. Friday. December
3lst. at 2 o'clock y. Relatives and friends are
requested 10 attend.
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DEAD on TEE WAY TO HIS BRIDE.-A fur
merchant named George Pappenoerger, or
New YORK, dropped dead on the cars a feS miles
below Altoona, Pa, Tuesday. He was On his
way 10 be married TO q lady in san Francisco
Cal. BE was brought 10 Altoona, and his friends
telegrap hed for,
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AuctiOneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
IRgsTEEs, SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT FOURTEEN FEET
Ten AND A HALF INCHES BY FIFTY
FEET; ALSO, TWO LOra. EACH SIXTEEN
by FIFTY FEET, ADJOINING, ON SOU I'll
SIDE OF w, BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated Decan- La
Der 10Th, 1877, and duly recorded in Libar fsssla
No. S74, folio 242, one Of the land records 4nA
for the District of Columbia, and by the written
direction OF the party secured thereby. we will sell
at public auction. in trout OF the premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8rE. 1881, AT 80 p. NJ.
the following described real estite, situate in the
city of Washington. IN said District, to wit Lots
9, ID and e, in John &. Adams subdivision OF Lots
Nos. ~ ana %, in said Adams subdivision of
Square No 33I. said subdivision of said Lots c. T.
and is duly recorded In the surveyors Office of
said city in Liber a. e. B. folio AZ together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash balance in Biz
and twelve months, with interest at per cent. to
he secured by purchasers notes and deed Of trust
on property sold. Conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost This property will be sold sep
arately Or as whole, as may be deemed best at
time of sale $50 deposit required at tine of sale
and terms Of sale to he complied with in six DAYS
from sale, else Trustees reserve right to resell at
risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser.
VIM F. HOFFMAN, T,,s..as
ARTHUR BIRNEY, Ai"''0es
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THE OWNER OF large cotton and wooden fac
tory az CreSSon, Miss, says be tried COlored
operatives at the looms ana spindles. but they
proved total failure; that the monOtonous
humming and droning OF the machinery invari-
ably soothed the negro to sleep and be let his
looms run wild and the spindles foul.
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WM. WAIT, a well known law writer in Johns
town, MY, died yesterday OF consumption. Hs
was author or Waits practice ana other works.
making 81 volumes in ALL His books had an
extensive SAFE, and his estate IS estimated a.
ever Si00,0O9.
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ELLA HI0GINs aged Is years or Sporthill, Pa,
hanged herself yesterday because. r. is SUD
posed, she had been threatened with arrest for
goods by false pretenses-
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V1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.

IL
By virtue of q deed Of trust dated June IA
18th. 1874 and duly recorded in Liber 769. 1HS
folio 100, ct seq, of the Land records OF -.
the District of Columbia, and by the written drec
ton OF the party occurred thereby, We will Sell, at
public auction. in front of the premises, on FRI
DAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881. AT 4
O'CLOCK p. M. all that piece or pa reel Of ground
iYins and being in WASHINGTON, city, District of
Columbia, and known and described as part of Lot
two (2l. in square nine hundred and ffty-seven
(957l. being the west thirteen feet one half inch
Q3 412 ft.) by depth of one hundred feet 600 #.
OF said lot with allimproyements Said real estate
will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes. collectors
certificate OF which will be exhibited at the sale
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
of which deposit of $50 must be made at the sale,
and the balance in two equal instalments payable
in six and twelve months respectively, for which
the promisFory notes Of the purchaser. dated on
the day OF sale, and bearing interest from date at
the rate OF six per uu per annum un til paid, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold
must be given the whole purchase money may
be paid in cash. at the option OF the purchaser. II
the terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day CT sale the Trustees the
right to resell said estate at the risk and st OF
the defsutng purchaser after Ave days notice. All
conveyancing and recording at the expense of the
'1 dec24sst n. P. UALnaS,; Trustees.
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MARRIED.,

CURTlN-HADJEY. at Baltimore on Tues
day. August 18th, 1880. at the Trinity NJ. X.
Church south, By the Rev Wild. Harper, En-
wA.D T. CuBIIE and LEoNoRA T. HADLfY, both
Of Washing ton.
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HAND CLOTHING.

HATE, BOOTS. SHOES, WATCHES. PISTOLS.
&c, &C.,
by calling on NJ. WALSKEY, 901 street, corner
OF 9Th street northwest. orders by mail will be
promptly attended to. nOv12
No. 81 broadway, New York. Most c)n-
plete Mining Paper ever published sample
Copies Free Orders executed for Mining
stocks and other Securities both In n. Z. and
.: sopi-sos1 ALEX. RoBr, gH1soLM. Y,op1,
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WHEN you WANT DRESS SHIRTS.
w remember that 'MEGINNISS," l002 e st.
northwest il enc of the Largest Manufacturers of
FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS In
this country, and retail our goods at less than
thus giving the consumer chance to save the large
profit that 10 made by retailers generally: Our
only 20 cents. finished, and our mystery" Shirt,
a. q ready made Shirt has no superior. and is only
retail the finest Linen Collars, In the latest styles
for 81 80 per dozen Six finest Linen Collars for rs
us and we boast of selling Il cheaper than any other
bouae. [nov27l O. GxO. ME&INNISS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


WLTKR b. WILLIAMS d CO.. Aucuonsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate ON The EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH SThEET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. No. 122l.
By virtne Of q deed Of trust, bearing date L~k
on the 18th day OF August, A. d 1877. and GN}
recorded In Eber No S68. folio IS. ct SEQ, IR::l
ore OF the land records for the District of OoluH
bia, and at the request Of the party thereby
cured, the Subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder in front of the prem
ises, on THURSDAY THE 30TH DAY OF DECKMBRR,
1852 AT 80 O'CLOCK P n all that piece or parcel
OF ground. lying and being situate in the City Of
Washington, il the District of Oolumbis and
known and distinguished on the plat o. plan Of ssid
city, rs snd being the north half OF lot numbered
sixteen (l6l. in the subdivision of square num-
bered four hundred and forty eight (438 said sub
division being made by al ordinance of the coun-
ellis OF the City of tWashin RtGn, approved June g.
lS46 and recorded in the Office of the surveyor Of
said city, in lber &. No. u folio $50. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, CON-
sitting of three story brick house and store-r
on 7th street, and Small tenement in the alley In
the rea..
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the remain
der In equal instalments. at twelve, eighteen, and
twenty four months after date. with interest from
Trustee, all cash .. the option of the purch
deposit Of one hundred dollars rel uired st time
Of sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. II
terms of sale ara not complied with in Ave days
from day OF SAG property will be res nd at risk
aad expense of d. faulting purch s5er.
RICHARD WALL Oh, Surviving Trustee.
dec20- lot
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MISCELLANEOUS

KIDNEGEN. KIDunsEH.
KDNEaEN. K1DNEaRN.
KIDNEaKN. KIDNEaRN.
KIpNEaEN. KIDNEaKN
hlDNEGEE. tTrsde-A Marx Secured.I
KIDNEaEN THE GREAT
KIDNBaEN KIDNEY REGULATOR
KIDNEsEN. AND DIURRrIe.
1DNEeEN. KIDNEaEN Is highly recon-.
KIDEEGEN. mended and unsurpassed for WEAK
KIDNKaEN. BRIaHTs DISEASE. LOSS OF
BIbNEaEN. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNEGEN. OR any DISTRACTIONS arising
KIDNEaEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS
K1DNEGEN. EASES Also for BLOOD and KID
KTDNEGEN. NEY POISONING. In affected ma.
KIDEEaEN. larial sections.
Unlike any other preparation for
KIDNEGEN. Kidney difficulties, 1t has q We, y
pleasant and agreeable taste al
KIDNEaEN. flavor. 1t contains POSITIVE
D1URETIO properties and will
RIDNEGEN. NOT NAUSEATE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii Hike 1t. and
K1DEEaEN. GENTLEMEN will find KIDNE-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic ever
KIDNEGEN. usedi
KIDNEGEN. NOTIOE.-Each bottle bears the
signature of LAWRENCE MAR
h1DNEGEN. TIN, also PROPRIETARY GOV
EREAENT STAMP, which permits
klDNEGEN. K1DNEGES to be sold without
hcense) by Druggists, Grocers and
k1DNEGEN. other persons everywhere.
k1DNkGEN. IN QUART-SIZE BOTTLES FOR
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
K1DNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
RIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE d MABTIM,
PROPRIETORS, CHICAGO, ILL.
hIDNEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
j. C. ERGOOD Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
A. VOGELER l. CO., Baltimore. nolI-eo
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The SIush.

Editor star: Section 90 OF the act OF July
1854, Incorporating the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, C3 Stat. Large, 329D prescrtbes:
THAT the said railroad company shall keep
in good repair and In clean condition the flag
stones or croSs-waiks leading 20, upon and over
their tracks at the Gro SsingS or the several
streets which intersect their railroad removing
therefrom snow and lee, as well as mud, dirt or
other annoyences"
Section 81 preScTiheS:
That for each and every violation OF the
foregoing provisions the said company shall
forfeit ana pay sum not less than s. and not
more than 800, which may be recovered, With
costs or suit, on complaint or any person
aggrieVed, - &C.
This section further provides for the manner
In which suit may be brought. and enacJs that
"one-half OF the penalties recovered shall bs
for the use or the city OF Washington. and the
other half for the uSe OF the complainant"
AS the above requirements OF the charter or
the street line have not been carried ont at
any time OF snow during the past fifteen wIn-
tiers, would ft not be an amiable thing ca IT'S
part 10 combine the huSoanded energies Ct
those fifteen winters against the SNOW and
Slush which now cover aud subnerge the streaU
crossings along its route? What says the CON-
pany? And, now that We are on the subject
would not the above provisions be a good
amendment 10 make to the cnaTter OF the Ave-
hue llheS GLL0caE.
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T .ADIFs AND GENTLEMEN, CLERaYMEN
would You help THE CHURCH SCHOOL FUR
GIBLs,nt to be Iocsted near The Soldiers Home
OABEI4L. Agent lila n street northwest dec7im
OUNNINGHAM, the well-known, reliable
u Halter, lie prepared to do all kinds Of work
In his line. New SILK HATS made to order. and
old ones remodslsd Remember the No.. TAO 9Th
IT. northwest. dec6
VUALKEB'9, zoe 10Th q. -
Lima osnsn. Plaster: CARPET Lining Felt. FEN
nova GRAVEL RoofIHa suPRLus,
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EDUCATIONAL.

S .ass1s E iss a. s;eoI hGs
ftpnssivsnia ave- southeast decso- Inn
pRIyATELY, OR u oLAsn -Msss,h ns1ass
Point Annapolis and Il We, e1sA instOns
d2s e. w. vi Flynn Fl M. TOO s,h st. nore. west.
+ pf n ssTf SUSIE fsaz ASD srss
nate Of the Kinderearten Normal Institute. Berlin.
Of Boston and and miss
NoERB. who has taught with Miss Pollock during
ns S Pupils 1sasss s9er7 1s
tention. including srecia' adaptation to individual
as
at sny time Terms moderate. Normal class for
nSftsxes Visitors cordially invited asa aa1 sSa Is
T e.. sCHEEL, TEA her Of PIANO, ORGAN
e 'G e p1 fss
northwest novSO-eoims
NOV: y, 1880. Prof. and Mrs. l. & O. COL
70 a ssh09 ter
sons in the French Lagusge" dec4-3m
M ETKOPOLITAN SEMINARY AND
saHoo bha ms AhI Rs
second term begins NOVEMBER 10Th. metropolitan
lssss s8s
200 18th street northwest. dec2-lm
DROF. ]. FIAX MUELLER, Director Of
q Fano organ and vocs Music 2ess eha.
sets ave. northwest. dec3-1m'
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, TOT sth e. NV. Rates
sn a etc.
eises. Church organ. dect-lm
~ ODELING SCHOOL By O. sTIERLIN.
Bsrn R1R q 81 sSEs Asesfn e % 4om
so scr ;s sth and sss NV Terms IS Per month:
Mile. Y. PBUD 'HOMME3 French
M sa,
GLASS hours suitable to al. Terms moderate. ri
Ts soa desired Gs Ss s0 In s besTeen
tween ~ and pm. novI7
T'HE CEDARs;-A home s0H1oL for Yoans
Heights OF Georgetown. aud Is very accessible to
location is healthfu1 and beautiful For circulars
tn sts'. Georgetown. DO. c. ' nov it3 m"
VI" i sosESlsa i f5S Isl SS{'s sSa s;s5,,.
HOO 81. NV.
asI 5g5sner asdFsss pr,,o,
Uk SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, at s43 n
ST. NV Glasses for advanced pupils In Art and
Literature; also. In Ancient and Modern ian Ia
SPENCEHIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- corner OF It'll and L SITS. u w.-Tbis institution
years. 1t educatss young men and women for use
paens s o IT, ~ sns
ness A1lthmeae spsneeran sH
TO every variety OF business; Elooutton and Leo
lures. Day and Evening Sessions. For informa-
Gp g. a. oe'xs or su1Fs
rs'HE ARCHER xNsTITUTE, WASH
4 INGTON. D. @.
For circulars address Mrs. Nj. B. ARCHER l<Oi
Mass. avenue Washington. d. q. ly2f-1y
DROP. L.ABKOQUE, 73S 18th st. n. W, naive
l. French Instructor and Linguist, graduate OF
SorbOnns Uciversity, Paris. French tausht 81
spoken By elegant and highly educated Partisan
society. Method easiest. BepS
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
"UnreasouabIe Scarchcs.-

Editor Stdr:-Thanks are due TaR STAR foe
its faithful rebuke OF the senate law authortz-
ing the police to enter our dwellings az their
pleasure-by day or night and without legal
complaint or warrant press into our chambers
bathrooms and water-c1o9eis to see whether
any water Is wasted! There Is hardly a gov
eminent in Europe-DOt even the empires
where such high-hande despotism would be
enacted and enforced Surely the more repuo-
lican House Will put It's foot on this incon sid
crate and abOminaole law authorizing such I'm
reasonable SearcheS"-cOndemned, alike by the
constitutions of states aud the nation, Snd BY
decency and common sense. III Congress viii
stop the perpetual waste or water going on in
some (tf not all OF the public departments. it
viii have less need TO legislate against waste
by private families. WATER TAX
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
CHEF ENGINRFR's OFPICY,
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOKOUT e. R
CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. II, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until MONDAY. THE 81 Day OF JANUARY
MKT, AT IL O'CLOCK M. for grading about eigh-
teen miles of this road extending from Brandy
wine, in Prince George County. to Charlotte Hall.
Charles County, Md.
Prcfiles and specifications be at this Office
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
w. J. WHARTON,
dec1S-1it Chief Engineer.
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IUEAbD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE HOUTEs
TIE CUEAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ.
NEW YORK-ROTTEHDAM.

The first class steamers Of this lne-'Anster.
and" "schiedam" and ''Mass"-carrying the D.
8; MAJ to the Netherlands leave Wasson.s Stores.
Cabina,$60, $40; Second Oabin--S46. $50; Steer
sssge,1,a26. 81. OAzAQX. General Agent. ~ South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
". g. METZEROTT 3 90, g26 Pennsylvanis
avenue. Washington; or +; 81. JOHNSON. Agent.
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest sug7
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- Lafayette 50, 1883 Mas ave n.
fur IL n. tbetl $3.50 ". 10 r.. * bath S4l S6
GHS 9th 81. W 1897 RjgJ,- 1t. n.
large tusiress ". 10 RI. & bath ~
house 200 1871 Rixgs st n
Fur house Grant ". lGrs& hath. 40
PIsce.....-..... 200 Mt Pleasant ~. 35
FurDishPd house lG st. n SrS
J. st, IL rs ana strre-----. 80
and bath ~ $50 2'l ~ St sw. 10
LRIEe & elrs antIy 1872 l, 1t NV 10
far fOT pc Is 42a l1th st = Is
r. AID stable i2b 2r36 9th ST Al. s
CorcOr8n 1T w. rooms. -----....- II. 50
fur IL n. 9 bath lUe 2US5 Sth 1t n w, %
80 9Th 81. r. " Is rooms. II 81
rs. and store. 81 u 6iif @ 81 ne. 5rs. loo
1000 q st I. W IL Office rs. fEtf
rs and bath. IS Big from. s. TO BPS
I MAKE NO CHARGE To LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THRIR PROPERTY. AND KEEP
II BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
/ HAVE MANY OF THh FINEST BUILDING
SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO HOUSES
IN EVERY SECTION Ar PRICES FROM $1,000
TO 10000. NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
f. O. HOFFMAN
dsc24 10th and cts uot aiwas..
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NOR SAIlE-Two very fine HOUSES vt the cor
Il ner of Connections sye Rhode Island ave and
Al st. for sale. They well built, have dressed
stone front to easements and fine stone steps; are
beautifully finished and contain every convent
ence. II roOms, coal vault, &c Price sS. 500
Terms easy JOHN SHERMAN 90,
noyI8 Real Estate Agent. ST. Cloud Building.
, 1880-11-16
TIE COUNTY BOARD.
Selection Of the December Grand
Jury.
Sections Bill for Extras Ordered Print
cd for Scrutiny.

Tho Tsonrsi Of County Commissioners mot III
rcg.tlhs weekly session yesterday afternoon.
All tho members were present,
The customary preliminary business having
l,cun transacted, II communication Wns read,
signed By tho clerks III tho ftcunrtlcrs u.lIcr,
nsklnI f',r MI lncrrnsa IT snlnry. Tile cpfn.
thunlcntton was referred to The Public Service
Committee.
0crnltt Sydney, of tho County T0or- 1tos1se,
scnt In II communication asking Tint tho et,,rEcs
ittlu by Sir. Re, llol,1s, the nsurekrcrtr ni that
institution. III regard to Ills hnbtts he IN, rstl-
gated. Nrfrrrc.t to thu Committee uu tI,Hr!les.
Tho lhas'i tl,en srluetcl Thu following trnmi
Hurry fur Dccemtcr: Mnrttn ntlnn. ais M0hnwk
street: Tllumas Wl,ec, s,i5 snnKntnon strtct; y.
H. Wight. I'M Wrst .tt!c,son strrct: j. f. CASSIDY,
~ LnSEllc street; l0ln srhelht, Tcwil Vt ltich;
FrAnh Mntscn. Forty: :l'tt! street nnI Vim
WI t,tnrAn. Arlington Heights; pAvid Wells.
g. Est is"rr*S s'rsst; o. ,sacstll Mss,.
nsi.d. i. 1,rr.he": i. 1iSlr. iWn,lais:ti Il.
Green: Snrth q = l;asc; IN; n ClHrk. i, !1esrmrn
'l'cgtnHyrr. .0r!!rr Ut t'aslnirnrt avenue nt,d
tjninn stn;rt: Henry (tc'lo. Elk ('royn;.1. r.
strsa sa a".t wtsn' Whit s'o @
South Dearborn street; Joseph ltrabro0k. May
XII cstin,ntc In favor Of Tho,,a. Uisricn,
anlaun,i,', u t:a,oG. fur ptaste,ng work Ia .hs
now Ctnirl- Holsc. VIVA referred to tho Joint
cn,nlttc. @ ~, nnlie !'9K; ;.,I ata Srs!.r t.,
c!aIIn ior rx.lns fsntIuK SHES. itoicrrtal to
tho joint Ct,natnfttco nj BUILDINGS anil Service.
tho Cmtnty io.rsl sc,,t il, nj olIaI, r"stive to
tho law Of la,n regulating tho l'Hyhtt ur Sums
Ct Ct IT, Tss sS%sss"$ %tS$y s sE ,nas It'll "ssf w np s
10 tho payment Ut mntiey 1i, eEhtr,trts t,ittn
prior t" tho plssaEo nf TINT inw the an1nr rs to
subsequent GtIHlrlets. The opinion was sprCA1
upon tho rccUrda,
HExrOS's EXTRAS.
, 1880-11-16


ArcRular lucotlnE Of tho Chtcugo Mcdfcnl So
cEoty WIS held lust evening Mt the Grand r.clo
Hotel. rhorc wcre IL lMrKn n1,unr present, In
nl,tllnY II number uf lutl!es. tr. Il. q. l,oHu0
presided, md Or. l.. II. Montgomery ncte'l ss
Secretary. Tito regular nnror Of tho evening
was read by Dr. +. Ingalls,, who gnre
Il rcvlnw 0f tho progress Of medical education
iii ChchKo, With numerous suggestions for Its
advancement. Iio fNyarcei moro stringent pre-
ln!nnry examinations, md tho establishments
Of regular thrcc-ypnr c0urses III eight mouths
,,ch. Tic n1sn laIl cspccN Atrtss Oh tho neet.s
Alty nf reluIrnH II foundation knowledge 0f
rhyAlcs IND chemistry tnfors etltr.i,Go nto tue
tsnents tn cNrry uuL ttcsO Views.
Thp EhnlfinNn WIS instructed to Npp0nt u
committee Ht thrcc to c,nsltlcr tho subject OF
prrscnt Hsla future medical !cKlstnti0n.
sa.esl ,!1t tho STANDARD of tho i,etl!cl Rrn.il-
istes md lilo colleges themselves, hui YreAtty
!mpravnd Within tho pAst few ye.irH, Aluru tho
!nws reK',lattng tho prnutlca OF medicine Ind
4 pnpcr by Tr. Feugcr, giving tho dctniia Ut
ceotIt surgical s!lssstery mule by him, wlIs
postrncd until tho ilnxt Incpt,uy o1l account OF
Its length.
llfu ni lilo ato Dr. Frank il. liavis introducing
nnprnprsato resolutions OF rrsret' which wero
< Communication wus received frum tho
1ai!es ia,ter"stcd IL t,s ii1e!s Trn,as schoti
for Ntirses, asking for tho oplnIn'ls 1t Tin ,nct
!eut profession IN tlo work nr.lHt|c,i. \ r.ss.-
l1tn,i w"s nrGorllilHly lnssHrti ny tho st'rlGty
pl!u.glng thc,%..iSt.s tn Its enr,ilnl support.
bra l'arAu. Jones, ingais, mud Montgomery
Spoke III tho KrrNt FiEtLs3 MehlGfH1 hf these
schnnss clscwalsrr. giving illustrations of tho
st!llH 80.
The meeting then ndJnurnrtt for two wccka,