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, 1880-02-17

I,cpur..ncnt ut once, md O|,,cer NcrkI advanced,
him money to purchase stnck Of ,gs'ols ni,,l
a Se" m r u nt s"y nan A''sf wSe sSs Gs he VIZ tr 5
M ut tho hnap1tnl tn "epctclafcss :snl1tliton
n nneeahhs hs dnst at r M nEs tsS M
,Eht, hHS!nS vsI ct ~ Tst!sYss = II, ,Sst
eatrt iis i,anae eGi Il rirn, aid tho soot,cr Ills
1riends tnko charge of him tho better.
AN AxTE-plsE MATTgt.
:, An old matter WIS tn',ght to tho attention ot
iho Contrs,tler Yesterday which T. tn ba locked
s%;1e.s. Il tSso,,Rht s, Shsh WIS M r%il 10 liz lie!
Gty Collector nnd a1tnptNcsi!ys tnFnct' . oynr ~
ai,y such trsi,isaet,on. Tho tux nnti rosts
amounted to SO, md since then Tho 9wnors of
WSe WI % i SS e fe c 'tynx 5 xtSs t. S' 'ns oFesS Mr
Onahan VIM COLLECTOR ut tho t!n,o and tho money
was paid to him. md he RHys It WIS paid over 10
it AppM.rst to ahnw that It ever cnno iito tho
hands nf tho esty, haice tho CONTROLLER refuses
e t. .s sstis ] ~ sa Ths q,eston !; liz e I II sGnt
nanco Committee nay bc ab!0 to ,inravel It.
TIN uEllz JuplxEXr.
obtained ii Judgment axuItist tho city for $1,h00
nihstt yGnE lEO un ncts,ltnt ri falling I'M it,
claimed that tho Judgment hnd been n0t,.iuc'l
IL sG r nsnsn sNssTT Sras s ~ h. sS civ Morsy
Us currtet. i wla II, tho hands Uf n bunker nna,
The Controller rcfi,sct = pny It. and mid
+ y! o s q % ts ST! esSsfSsf sas
lnIltly nl,tnlnci. When tho matter WIS iirst
brought to tho attention Of tho City Attorney
to setting tho Judgment RHIte md Ie has found
TINT tho woman tllt nct'ially iall nh received
serious Injury, but thnt she had partially rrcov-
cr1al; and while satisfied thnt tho Judgment was
eil thas there a i nc viz VIII @ With at esd s
especially slncg tho question Of tho extent ut
tho injuries WIS inatter nf fact. and Inns been
nlrentiy determined BY Jury. !iD recommends
3tH payment, tl,crGfnrG, on tho belief Tint tho
City cannot cscApo tho cnin.
JACKSON ErlsEET DRID1E.
The Committee Oh streots md Alleys, West
Division, WIS called to ur1sr ynsteriny after
nonn BY the Chairman. a ID. Lawicr.
After tho transaction Of soile business unltn-
aso IL s sreea ea nn as ss 10 sf wssa9 wnS
avenue wna brought ZIP md discussed Mt sNttle
lc1,gth It ssns nnlly ecitle.t to stay all nctlon
upon tho orsler calling for tho immediate paving
4 rot|ton " was IS rea;i cid from tho citizens in tho
vteluity nf Jackson street. nsksng TINT the Com
nftteO direct tho preparation Oe II proper drill
.ln1'ce fnr tho erection Of bridge ncruas tho
South Branch Of tho ChicuRo River Mt JAcks0n
street. and nist, tn,et over tho rlilr1Md- truck
OF the west side uf tho AlIu South brunch, and
between 1t mid Canal street, vt tho t,nint whcro
1nckson street approaches said South liranch.,
tion 10 gr,.ntcd, md TINT tho Law Departtnent
bu instructed tu prepHro tho proper nr1Enntlce.
Tue motion wills ~ once nHinlOl1s!y carried.
md tho Committee adjourned. 1t inAy bu
ssate.l Tint this brll3e question brought 70 tho
0wt1rra Of tho West Sftc, who received the de-
clson Of tho Clair witt, applause.
, 1880-02-17
THE CITY-IIALL.

THE erection u public nri1.als In the alleys
and by-placta ot tho business centre Of the city
~ b.tng skcd for by pu,pUrty yhoIdurs, who
aro to petition tho Council tU nuke IN Appvo-
pr1Nt1on for the purps'sts. The Law Department
wuA consulted upon tho subIcut s.,fnu tlInu ayo,
aud nn opinion was given ~ tho uttect thut the
erection 0f urltlnls would ln creating u public
uulsanco; 20 tho probabilities are tlAt nothing
will he dono III tue matter.
HoME weeks ago An Individual named IIOrace
Temple was sent to tho 6iuAll.Pox Hospital no.
cause there was no other place TO sond him. He
Somained there @ s9yefai weeks, was aupplled with
Wolf, aud got adEtft. uo reported ut the Health
, 1880-02-17

fur Inv m,nnt ,.unnr,,,,fau with .lr. nn,1 lax
rIl,u!nistrniinn ,vn. n ,scnk n,1minisft,.t,un
Ihu ulru,.hnrs ,,f tI.Is in ,nirI,t hnvn lin hnn
0F tho iSri vii, thnn f.yti, tIs tin Anustlcs nf
oid h0ti il. They warn t,ot merely ID bp VtsNl
lneu it tn ~; fiji cf ti,c iinIv j;hn.t II 3i,nw
ux,,rntr to rrt, ,t,In,,nrs ,v nf,,nj int, tnns
WIN ahn,,I,l b, snv,.J, ' 'N
Iho rcn,ilnr Uf f1r. W}lltnu's unucr wns I'm.
nyoI,Iubiv intrrr,iuttsi ,nrm ny I'M r,fr1rr, nr
,JilIlRU MNlrr mil ,inhn I,ntsythn WIN inntit. +,
ah5rt s,s;htr Mt,i,cnj r., l,chnif NJ atnrvtnr ir,
inntl. ryrtrss,n, thn IL bnn,. ihnt tht Mrthnitsf
churches wuiiji f,rwn,1f titnlr rnttrtt,iitin,ts
through nuy nf tln iI,,,,rrmis rhnnnrls tbnr
uliaht prrfcr mt lin, hnstru,yt nwmv IN ,n"H1c
Il sintnr ,t,1,Sni fn tc .,tNer MnnJny imorninG
l,n,achcrs ncttirux. wv "'''' ''' '''"''''""
1l,p l,nv. M Wt,lftnpcr n f,er,nnn. ,vnntc,, to
Bcc littIn nnfc s.ms iii Mrfhoist }h,tt,ttnr m,
jtvted int, r1,vivTi ,rtnnbi,,v nn.i E,,irr Wnrmr
ity",l nnnrca. I'LL, iSr '"',1s ario,sa. W."
hciilE cniic.i ,,pon Il, srcnk to IND tnuf.
nf tho tlay, thp1,rht Il wiser 10
pny hrch 10 tho subject Just rrrscntcd
i,y .Iu,lgn NttWro nnd Mr, Forrythp thnn 4,
further continue Tho discussion Gf tht vUyiyri
1,lesiinn nj thta tttnU Vl.f ,yna ~ ,,,,n fnr III
Irish t,i,tu iicnrtI tn In, sl's t,,,tskiy. amd hn
suggested Il general reflection III thc churchra
nuxt Sunday mid Tho ii,pnint,lcut or ci1iIi.
iuittcc tu take charge of The ftf!iis.
t}r. Edwards thUtixht flint tryiutrt l,u,l never
nr,,pnkrtl 10 this ctIii,,try In yun iIr ht,nr,l.
hnwUvnr TINT tho question nf ,eit mid 1otnttH,s
would 1T, Kent e,iar,tr f,n,,, lilo t,,itstIDn Of
Tnritcla land nRitntfNt nt,tt ut,srryrd tint tho
lintiRo or REPRESENTATIVE might hnyn irrn In
, 1880-02-17

The Episcopal corKyinen yesterday began
sotlea ot nnu.idAy prAycr-msutinKs, which uro
to bo hell through Lant, IT No. u Clnrk Btreot,
oPpostt the now rt-Iiolso. Thu Nuy. Il. Y,
flcotwool. Of III. Marks Church, lc,I tho ,,eet-
Ing, anu tho Rev DR., ktroetSr mAtlo the I'M
management thnt thoy would bO hold duly by
tho Epseunal clorHyMgh tn tho city fOr tho
benefit 0f AIl conorS. Tho lseY, Henry q. Porry
conducts services tQ-luy.
, 1880-02-17

~-~~x~lE.-r>-n.
WIUlRT-EGb ID IND, nt her dn,tghtor. ro.s--.~- I.~-
htta four ilutitfl8. 7-r'e '9Jel1
NntiGu Of fuaprn1 In "Wednesday morning n,,...
rlnnsc copy. -'~"' paptu
EnDY-At Iibertyv!lle. 1.nko County, TT. ~
sumption fttlindor Eddy, Une vi Ghlcnaos. g 81.
.COnpEll-At her rcnldepce. "a rIa.co.,t. mo,...
Esb " MntJ ~ Mlfq 81 y: J. Cooper, nRcd 5e,I
-yatus,lay, Fob. H. Birs. Eliaa cooo., -.
t7xcars. 0''pe9' assd
t0-Nnw York and Philadelphia paposn ncatc .o.,
MoORE-At Tie In'us0 OF his Hnn, William Ha.pp!!
EnCntlnHo tar0ye.av James AInnre agud fl Trst 9oFs
CHURCH, frnlsle.ay and Twenty suyenttt On s1Mss ss.s
dny, Feb II Mt 10 clNck by ia Calvary 4ues"
, 1880-02-17
WEaR,s CHOCOLATE AND COCOA

preparations uro thu bust drink ut this season Of
tho ycar. ~ thoy contatn u grcat dral Of nutrE-
lncnt, luad aro worry lcnoilclul u tho digestive
organs. A cup ot chocolate In tho morning os
ut tho clos0 OF q cold day will s,ltiyfy u person
moro thnh ono would imAHnu. W0 do not wun-
der that tho article bus w largo II yaio whou wo
consl'ier its morits. All grocers sell It, or can
get it for you.
, 1880-02-17
THE COUNCIL.
The Second Regiment Armory Ordi.
nance Vetoed by tho Mayor,
And the Aldermen Accept the
Ruling of His Honor.
Proposed Increase Of Saloon Ii
censcs from $62 to $16O.
An Unptoftable Wfangle Over tho City
Printing.


,,,. ,.,,,.,., ..,., --. ,.,., -..,,,,.
In, ~ nrn,,m uc, at,me. "HeAy mee!'ng
MI ,ho Aar,n"n mr,ao,,t ".nort M"nrw T,s u',.'
~ t1S 1,,..t1 u' m',,.,s s,Sn ras"Pt ny, ,"t
Jo.u.s.
4 communication vvos rcccfvc,t fro,n Nm nfnr.
or notifying ts Counci, TINT hc ld nn,oint:s, m s
E9bcrt Jhn,eson md FT,css Asnns to roviso
tho city orlinanccs, md asking thotr cotlilrmu-
tlon.
r,.e 1aoy "e.v ANONYMOUSLY .. cohAeme,.
~, INC Mnyof ~ anbnn!tteM comHl.'nicntion rec.
ra,an1ca oancng 3 ne o eS OF tng n,f1nco N
u GnarE9,nK 1ee Tor GnGn permit o. Iram :. 20
r. III nSn @ 70 tno ivy C!erks 1Gc OF Gu ooits
!Dr n'hxinH MS sehls lilo 6ubm!ttcu h1 nf'icndn-
tory Hrslannncc.
all lMrtnE iat moved aI tno olhnis III tho Or
XIII inw,nr thn,1i,s ~ tLsor tnt ,y: ~ stoon r,,o n
tect anGmseiscS II ~ n,lnann th9 Judiciary
't,eH hn "ahs ,xo 10 k a,. mo W. ~, mattor
iho aoo'an'e.,ts woro sen. to tuat Cofnmitteo'
Tho Mayor prcsonscd veto OF the ordinance
Er;anitiis. tho secon.i md Sixth nos[monts pr;
for % rrory ,rpcs, pgit'. wiz ~ IL fooWa: G
nEwrr.KMry, hnrn;yt|, rct,,rr Il, yo,, w,t,out
my 1nnrnrn ~, nr1lor .,nasT'i ii; rtr i,,,ma,hIH
ay ; S y 1s }a, Ro53!t!1S 'S eson I
nt,rtn,n n;,rtjnns nf tj,n Ill" i'urG ror Sr,nnry
ptar,N,sea
Iho nornlssion granted Is, II, effect, n lease nj
viii. 10 b. Terminated 1t htce months notic.
ur Tho net Of the Gcflurhl Assembly or lWlj,
Tnlcy's luwg md or1linlccs, plge 4ag, wl,tch
rrOhfblta tho Council from n[lOwjnr INV mn
rrrplrhlncnts ,jpon Inc Lnke.Fn,nt. ThMt tia
IrYisiHttIrc, by Tho ,,su Of the word "cucronch-
tlui,ta," rpcNilt occupation, js1 rlcar]y sboWi,
ly lilo context Of tho stututo whcrctn
occupation hy r,Iilrond cDtnpnt,lcs ia expressly
1nentlnntf Ent n.. elpra ti,o Inv nr1IhtbIt III,
Cn,nti frn xranttr;r s,ich ,,or,ntssfan. lit III Il
authorizes nr,y t,eJs0I OWNING iots on Mtchtunti
0yrj,1lr, Ur Interested therein. TO commence tru.
ccruH3 in clin,,ccry n onioin nr,y pcrson t,r
fs,rtN,rtiiin frotr mnkif,r s;fh onrronrh,nrf,,s
iy tho pmssnuS Uf thja nrtinr then. f6o nifv mi
tlies, tyuInI.nia tniwhf and njtntnt mrcnssoriiv
wo,tltl. brcn,,,i, invclvct1 Il, useless and oxnnn
slvU fltirntfnn.
1t may he lrErti that tho City Council hns
heretofore Eruntcd such privileges, md ns this
y IN promotion Or y prutsowarthy object, THO
iafincr pfGGcuunt IntBht now wei pe Followed.
u u IS TITO thnt a. tho incarntng of tho present
CITY administration VIC fUutid Il portion Of tho
Lake Front occupied, but TINT occupation has
Alrendy unused tho city much embarrassment,
anu threatens to eAuse Morn. but
u Ind precedent, TO matter how long
hequtcscctl in, should not bo followed, and
wien sYe lind tho INV prohibits our following 1t,
w should submit to tho law d supremacy. Lie.
sides, thbrg ls crDry prospect TINT, wcro It leEul
, 1880-02-17
THE CITY.



,u. ....n..., ~ .. .,,a,, .,,a",,oa ~ tnns
ho ,c"t ,oon g.
building, Thursday at nm.
r,,. ...,..u,,,... ,.,....,,, ~ ,,sor,,,,, ,
.cpuln.o y sen,uv, ,..,,a . ~ .c,s.,.. -
Building, VIVA ut n. IN, N ,cRrccas 10 n. n,, ~;
IL H., IL; D. M, k3; D. M, H. Iaro.netcr, HI.
ln., :1.IO; i. tn., ::.1.4a.
Ex-UxlTEp srArKs sExArun william II. Ilnr-
nutn, Of Connecticut, ,rI3 ut tho Palmer yGsEr.
day, nlti though ha Is Chnrmnt 0f tho Nutonhi
DslnOcrnito Ccntr1,t Committee, he took plrttcu-
~ ."sn ' w,,s,m ", w nv ,s.,a ,n.s,o.,o,s,x ,,so,
nnnrcd fn,u, ~ e. ni",c ~ ,,s}ntss' MI x, md
M MMdis", strct re- or, Jn,,, 4; lit. n ssili n,Iss @
S,.. nnT III fri,,,,Is niYur :, rnsrnr,, ~ sni for
nn* inTarn,ntn ,Snccrnnr his whrcmhonts. WI
N.Y. l"'"t'm',"' e'''ee'n"s "'s "".tsn''''a'
TuH y!lcht 1lrrnan!itght, one nf the lnrHcst
hf bought X Gh'fso ~ pnn partHs ,t =, py dnp Mr' W. w. T.
ALI vnt.r N,.l M ,slii ,,ot th"rT,fnrr hr,rV hnr M
orn,,n'l r. nm % tntna' "e' '"o's''' '''"H "''
nH. C.. unAnAM, tho physctan who intended
Anmis lttelseIsom ni M III South lla|sSi FL
taking ia,,,ianum sono limo nK,!. has brought
tttnot for his hl, cla!!ning 80. Tho caso Is VI,
1,xrs n,,iIo,. ~ ,.oor. =, mn, ;v,,,,o NJ.
4nmmtIn,, ~ ai.ci ~ ri3c ~, n, No,rihwmtcrr
kaj!f%,i i " iststssftSn II; II! i MessSer, 9ad
tween tho wr!4tan,i elbow. lie WIS ,ak"n 10 hls
hume, No. o. htcag,cr street, wlcre tho nrIn WIS
Ainputnte1 by Ur. 1shntn,
1s,r ch,cngo Mc,I,co, soctctr ,nct 1ns, cvnntne
IN rarIor u Grand inc,ilu ri Iio;e IL IT, WHS Wu,zoSS
a mncr RI IN "Eariy Tro,t,,ncnt Of is,,rms anti
S,a,ifs ), md Nr Il n i.mn nI;frnssci thn ,n.ct .
is ~, M , r"lrai or, ~ hnrnt" Tha ~. nnntn,
ado,,rncl Sfter I Iscusalon on Of tio s,l,3e"a III
trmiueeti. 80 ~ : ''9~' ~''0>' '~'' - s''e '''> 9'N
THE attorneys rerrnaentinE tho parties n In
Hobart Taylor appcarctl before J!t1He Knlckcr-
booker. 5cstct1lay afternoon aItt oblainlrl nti
tlnnl report showed n l,alas,ce har,d nf s4,d,-
nEl Of this $l8 900 will 90 TO tho lfUme for tho
FFtcndlcss.
At,,a ,,,tp yocuv, ,pa bcr ..,r ,t,,.1rn., :,
bow of ) ycarr and Il viri Of s nlonths"nr,' ~.
nortrd missing frOm thnIr hD1nc. M. mi Mnhnw]c
Street. Ther, Wis family | row IN Tie house fst
dit f0r II wn)k to cooi OF hia tr,atMr. shu
mysteTio,lsly. slisapptnTcd, She Is described ma
l,1d, blonde hair, buc eyts. md wus gtal II, IL
brown dress, bIach ind yhito niu5d shawl. md
feit hnt. 7' o''@N *'''~ "''''S f'"'' o''""'' ""'
W. n""
In
, 1880-02-17

Ot the tmplnynrs 10 rcsturo thu ia ,,nr 'ne Refusal
frnM their. wnHes about two yt.rs .unt sn fhktn
strikcrs ,slo9a to tho Me,s uen' 'so snd bhss
ETNC1kNATf, Feb. l1-flo riinr,
tngton md Nowrprt md vicinity ecR.cI "1 N Gov.
tl"fiE h'tlay OIL account Ut tho uulnJnvs. .ecra.
Ing; 1es strlk.
, 1880-02-17

A trump found u WOMAN alonu lii y Vermont
not gfyo HIN tlyu conts. swell, hero 1t ID" shU
Ntid, showing tho co'n; "hut guess III sho0t to
yo, md si,e drophtli 1t Into tho barrel of shot-
gun. The fellow did not walt to tuk0 It.
, 1880-02-17
1I1uTIiS.

No FANCY pR1Cra-dlcata act tceth, "A. o,,,.,.
rites. alcChcsrcy 1Ir.,s., Clark aud ilSn,]ninhn in9
, 1880-02-17

:, Tho E!tlrclgo Sowing -Afachlnc.-1t ,o.,
thG world, an,i Is tho best for yrn 70 'hhasa hay
, 1880-02-17
AID. Mc!or-No. wo,,ld not nm IN favor Of

ottaic s.t" III i, imiii,,s i M schaio,sca % n Gf X
every child q tho elty woro .sont 70 sal,t'ul no
iMii'sy s 'S ,I1 wn fop, h. ,'c &C tArpT.sm = S @
nuy pn,t'urty il sioi srii II md Inrp,ts thu thn
a reh viii M Tx n,ta ,E nr a. tn,y We nv ~
clNss. '""'|''' p's~0>' ''''' "''o
Kid. Hfnyth smoke Of tho certainty of tho iss,t-
Tic 0thcr lots s,Hrcstct, VIVA ,,,iIsrInnt fnr tfc
wanta Of tho Bccs,1,d nnl oihor organizations.
With @ l ,pious. 'sn'S ''' 'no ''"Ac'ffont "'ro
90" tho nos rcntr SS Tc'S aye let doe ns
"l4Ss @ {"r yS md T,st , 81 g tS ;a sStt1s ,I
tho mntion Of AID. rhnmp was % not t,greeJ to-
ses; = ,y1 "s fo'ISws; b1ss; hon, ,ow1or
McNur,,ry, Tawiojvh. Wottcrcr. McEnIfrcy. ilnr.
Mf,s-san.tors, 1,nllnn1. Ctark. f,rnnn,s. n,c.
Aulcy, McNnliv. iti1r1inns f,mrcoii' Wsnvth.
Teovcy, Eiszt,or, Thrmr, Swift, Everoft, Knopf,
Menr tSix tnenih,' Mrnrmirx '''se' '''t'''''o'
Aid: Dixon tried to worK in nj, order s'whicl,
wS r,;,! nc tMses tho yews ar thc orpsition," bnt
ers Whorcnpon GcT i moycsl that tac 'r r,sics bo
suspended in order 10 IntEsluco tho tioc,snont,
loTs9 %sem'''0n WINS l0sty0a'' 10; Nays l'-a' FOL
lor, smyth, MoNartaey, '''iit In.weiah, iY Kpopf,
TltnupsCt,, Never fiflffnenthI. Wnftnror Mn.
Cnifrcy. iInrrctt Mc{.nr,mirk. NV
Wavs-wjuksrshafi. w Sanders. r,a,1ard. clark.
tfr,10
Eiszi,cr. Thropf,. awfft. E~nrett' Stant,cr, tSes
rpnz, Meier fHixtccnti},
sr,sp..o. .,,.< -, ..,. ,,,,,,,a
mr.. ~: ssnEnAnh :Nn',s AND MArhh nosna
lzttlK tho 1sautnB OF S7al ,D0 IN sewerage md
,yntcr loan hon1s to rotlro like amount Of
bonus matur1nE July !.
,a'a AL TlFo ~ 1.lrs a 10 npnpr'aton so r.
thorntHro hayo to be extended. There was money
enough 70 tnkg up 4 few bends, nut tho Krenter
nMnDef o. thosG Inntslr1ng Wnnlu have y no Gx-
would savo frsn f"0,0 to $4,000 in interest.
AZ: MGsr SIXTEENTH thought other nrI9tEn-
'nntla He believed tho nInol.uts shnult! be snnli
fo INT n people T1i 1f limited means could l.y thon
which poor mnn could deposit his money
Wlth Hfy certainty Of getting 1t back. Thoy
Hhnis hnvo Il chanco TO lniy tho cltys bOnslR ns
W wcll rs ns the lMonlo who hid plenty Of money.
Iho G0fnEilttte0 nIl Flnnficu should constdOr tho
feasibility NJ jRsisinx 4pnNll b0nds.
The ordinance wsa sent to tbat Committee.
CRY ggALg1,,
communication wna rcc,vcd from thc
Muyor mntfvtnr tho f.u,nrii ~ tha mnn,k,tl NJ
i,,nyt n WnI.nr AtnI,nt"ii - ii ~ a4u
tv acsior hia tcr,n ~ !"o H. H. @ u xs.'ro VI
'1A -. NJ N"s11 ANf lin oAflcut
, 1880-02-17

MO8t wonderful Is the beautiful display Of de-
liclous candles ut DaWson's, Ill State slroe&.
, 1880-02-17
STRIKES,

atsetal DtsRateA 10 7hs CAt.aoo Jt{t,tns,
OTTAWA, Ill, Feb. h.-Tha moldera Of Mar
seilles. working for Htts Sons, tnaugusated \
, 1880-02-17
THE MISSING ALIEN

ne WiooINd ALLEN.
New YNnK, Fob. l1.-t)iyltt DAVIS s,,,
ovonlnE that ho Ind heur,l TINT Jobn r"". ~, laa
agcnt nf tho ilrm at Baltimore, who In, "1en'
missing slnco 1hurst1ny, wns In Eow ~n ~, occn
Iao n!aett ho ii'a received m paftealar,e laresns
VIZ VIZ ,I Gt M Sefa hat ne
, 1880-02-17
DEATHS,

,viElatANtt-On Sunday. tho Eth init. IL, y =
VlaFIlnEi N non. '' 'Hs. I. c
, 1880-02-17

AID. Dixon introduced IN orler grslnting tho
Second Regiment the Iso Ut tho property ut
MullfoG strcct and tho river for Grn0ry pl,r-
pnses which WINS rnfcrre1 to tho Committee OH
Streets nnl Alloys, South.
Tho C0n1nlttce on Police reported rccom-
men.llng tho confirmation Of George Knrstcn us
Clerk ot tho North Side Police Court, which WIS
cuncu rrrtl In.
, 1880-02-17

Conmtealonur Waller submitted ncomEntlnlcn-
ton iEking for nti hrpr0prla ti1n for rebuilding
tic Gnst nFproach to tho Nfudis0n-Htrcct l,rlgD.
AID. Everett snitl tho nAtter Of rnis Ing tho
Gr.nlc for tho cat tnpproac ought to be nlaU con-
Hldrrct. ind IN the ist nf tho discussion which
followed tho who'll question went 0vur for coIl-
sldcrltion when tho appropriation bill Wis put
upon lts plsstIgO.
, 1880-02-17

Aid. Wickcrshnm Entrot'lccdn communication
calling upon tho Law Department far mn unl,.
Ion ~ to tho power OF tho city To control tho
which 1yllH Itt0utnd -
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Card of Thanks.


The Christian Brothers cannot find
words to express the measure of their
gratitude to their many benefactors
and friends for a variety Of valuable
and highly appreciated favors on the
occasion Of the second centennial cele-
b%ration oftheir order.
The spontaneous demonstration was
the highest possible tribute to chris
tan education, and the Christian
Brothers of Memphis congratulate
themselves on being placed among a
people %proverbial for their cordiality,
intelligence and appreciation.
In returning thanks the Christian
Brothers desire to acknowledge them
selves under special obligations for
valuable favors to the reverend clergy
Of Memphis, to the ladies and gentle
men of the choir, to the ladies of the
Altar society, to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Babb, Mrs. D. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. BIZ.
Semmes and family, Mrs. NJ. Moody,
DR.. r. NJ. Willett, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Murphy, Colonel Josiah Patterson,
Mrs. Malcolm Semmes, Mrs. A. J.
luther, Mrs. Robert Speed, Mrs.
Reuben S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Toof, Mrs. Phil. j. Mallon, Mrs.
Sam Lunn, Mrs. Jos. Bruce, Mrs. N.
Malatesta, Mrs. VIM. Dean, Mrs. r.
o. Williamson, Mrs. +. Cameron, Mrs.
Bensieok, Jos. Specht, H. Seessel,
Ohas. N. Erich, Appeal, Avalanche
and EVENING LEDGER, P%rofessorO c. M.
Karch, Professor H. f. Schulze, j.
s. Wilkins, jr., Mr.. Jos. P. Carey,
Dennis Lyme, Phil r. Athy, and
many others whose names do not
occur to mind at this moment. A
mention of thanks is due to
the worthy young gentlemen on the
committee of arrangements, who, at
great sacrifice, devoted much of their
and efforts to the details of the
celebration. The committee was
composed of Messrs. John j. Duffy,
Raphael E. Semmes, Richard 0dlum,
VIM. Archard and Daniel 0'Neil.
BROTHER MAURELIAN, Pres't.
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AWNINGS AND MATTRESSES,
AT III. BUTTENBERG'S,
23I Second Street. l05
TO-Day's weather.

Frequent rains to-day, followed by
cool, northwesterly winds clearing
skies and rising barometer for the
Tennessee, Ohio and lower Missouri
valleys, Of which we are a part. This
is the weather forecast as given this
morning by the signal service weather
bulletins sent from Washington City.
The same authority predicts rainy
weather in the middle and New Eng
land states also the lower and upper
lake regions. No rainfall is expected
between here and the gulf, nor else
where in the United States.
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Our Criminal d

In abiding to our present efficient
and most righteous Criminal Judge
Horrigan, on yesterday, the Hon. John
0verton spoke of his merits, and the
benefits derived by the community at
large, in the most glowing terms.
During his recent labor as a grand
juryman, Mr.. 0vertOn had occasion
to learn full details of the system,
the knowledge and the general excel
lence OF Judge Horrigan's manage
ment, and he is thoroughly of the
opinion that the people of Shelby
county should by all means continue
the worthy gentleman in a position
which he never sought, but which
he adorns, and in which he is so use
full to the community. MIR. 0verton
is not the only leading grand jury
member who thus extols Judge Hor-
rigan. Col. Magevney and others of
prominence and influence also speak
in terms of the highest praise regard
ing the superiority Of his judicial
qualities. The people of the county
will endorse him, by a large majority.
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Too Much ChIOroforn.

DR.. Ess was yesterday called in to the
assistance Of Miss Rosa Yarhling, on
Adams street, who was unconscious
from chloroform. A few moments
before her sister had detected the
odor of the drug, and going into her
bedroom, found her completely en-
yeloped in the bed clothing and
breathing very hard, a handkerchief
saturated with chloroform, clasped
tightly oyer her nostrils. The alarm
was given, but before assistance could
be procured, she was blue in the face
and utterly unconscious. In a few
hours, however, she was able to sit up
and this morning, with the exception
OF being a little nervous, was as we'll
as usual. No cause can be given for
the act, except her own statement,
that she was not feeling well and
wanted relief from her pain. She
must have inhaled three ounces Of tho
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DR.. John Abercrombie, $40 Main SGT
DR.. Buddcke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. Sc East Court street. lat
After several weeks Of quiet rest
at Warm Springs, N. G., DR.. D. T.
Porter returned home on Saturday
looking vigorous, healthy and spry.
Professor l.. Y. Tyler, son of Presi-
dent Tyler, will leave tonight on a
short visit to Virginia. He will be on
hand early in September to open the
Memphis institute,
Mr.. u. Wendell has returned home
from Cincinnati, where he had an
operation performed on his eyes by
the celebrated o%culist, DIR. Joseph
Aub. He is now almost entirely
cured and is, of course, grateful fol
the skill and ability Of DIR. Aub.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY !

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %, 80.
To J. NJ. Coleman. Chairman Democratic Ex-
ocutive Committee OfShelby County;
The undersigned, appointed to Sc
lect speakers for the grand ratification
meeting to be held in Memphis on
Friday night next, beg leave to report
the following:
Hon. i. Q. C. Lamar, Miss.
Hon. Jas. E. Bailey. GAINESVILLE,
Hon. 1. G. Harris,
Hon. 7. W, Brown.
Col. Geo. CAN'T.
Hon. John L. T. Sneed.
Hon. Robert j. Morgan.
Hon. Jos. B. Heiskell.
Hon. H. Casey Young.
Hon. Josiah Patterson.
Hon. Luke L. Wright.
Hon. j. Harvey Mathes.
Col. A. H. Douglass.
Hon. j. W. Clapp.
Hon. Geo. B. Peters.
General B. J. Lea, Brownsville.
Hon. Jno. r. Bond, Brownsville,
Colonel Albert McNeal, Bolivar.
Leopold Lehman, Esq.
Colonel r. Il. Looney.
Colonel M. c. Galloway.
Dennis Smith, Esq.
General A. w. Campbell, jackson.
7. A. Riddick, Esq, Someryille.
Hon. Holmes Cummins, Coving-
ton.
Hon. Orville Yerger.
+. S. Nichols, Esq.
Albert Suggs, C|ollierville.
B. j. Kimbro, Esq.
Joseph Montedonico, Esq.
Very respectfully,
w. Il. DUFF, Chairman.
PATRICK KALLAHER.
LUKE w. FINLAY.
j. j. DUBosE.
NJ. d. i, Stewart, Secretary.