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, 1880-01-18

TIE process Of photographing at night BY
elecuc light WAS exhibited in New York recently.
The light Was produced by Fuller machine OF
three and bnn horse power. The lamp was
set in bright metal funnel like that "n1cn IN
closes the headlight Of locomotive opening
widely outward. 4 flood Of Light was cast upon
the person sitting to be photographed snee1
of ground glass, held close to the funnel. tam
pered and di1used the light 4 gentleman was
photographed in, thirty-three seconds'-as snors
Tina as would have suf6ced on bright day.
and the negative, when subjected to oath OF
chemicals in the photographers dark closet, was
as distinct as though it had been taken in sun
light, The artist says THAT photographs By cleo
trjc liRht NAV bo made as faithful lkenesses as
anr cfterr. and cost no more than those taken
in sunlight
, 1880-01-18
A FALLEN JOURNALIST.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 17.--John D.
Nicholas, at one time managing editor of the
Indianapolis Journal under the Ruckle
regime, was arrested this morning on a
Grand Jury Indictment for the forgery of a
check for S75 on Harrison's bank, purport-
ing to be signed by =. Cayen, which he
pledged to Charles Heddrick, an East WASH
ington street saloonkeeper. on the night Of
Dec. "a, saying that it was too late to get it
casbed at the bank. The Grand Jury has
several other similar checks in their posses
sion which witnesses testified were uttered
by Nicholas under somewhat the same
circumstances. but the one described
vas the only one upon which an Indictment
was found. His trial has been, fixed for
Monday, the 96th inst, and his bail placed at at
$4,000. Up to a late hour this evening be
had not secured the, requisit bondsmen:;
Nicholas has been prominently identified i aSl
al this time IS a great surprise as well as a
matter Of deep regret to his friends.
, 1880-01-18

tlous native grasses, arording free pasturage
for years for hundreds Of thousands OF cattle,
and where hay In unlimited quantities can be
put into the stack for $l-5o per ton. Mr.. Card
ner said they could ship butter and cheese from
Minnesota to Liverpool and back to New York
and then compete with the dairymen Of New En-
gland in the market He said there had been
opened to the world new empire in what Is
called the new Northwest, by the construction Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad through Minnesota
and across Dakota and the st. Paul s. Manitoba
Railroad to that Northwestern Canadian prov
ince. This new empire Of wonderful agricult-
ural wealth stretches over 400 miles west from
ST. Paul. 4 great portion Of that vast country
is well adapted in all its natural conditions to
dairy farming as it is to grain growing.
, 1880-01-18

Mr. TnDEN had better send a bar'l down
to Quincy and stop that wobbling on the part of
the Herald 1t is about cqualiy divided between
Horatic Seymour and Mr.. W a. English, Of In
diana, for candidate. It even goes so far RS to
ask II anybody supposes TINT any Republican
candidate can carry the State Of Illinois against
Mr. Eeymnur2
, 1880-01-18

Mn THURMAN must naturally smile when
he sees the sorry mess Ut. Bayard has made Of
his effort to rid the grcenback Of its legaItendcr
quality. Mr.. Baynrd no doubt thought that Mr..
Thurman and Mr. Ewing went to the bottom In
the Ohio squau because Of their financial here
stes that bordered on:f1at: lunacy, apd that he
would better go to the other extreme and adopt
the theory of the goldites Dir. Bayard will learn
that neither extreme is wholesome, but that the
golden mean between the two is safest He has
made precious little Presidential capital out Of
sde legal tenderizing OBJ dc greenback."
, 1880-01-18
NOT Guilty.

New YORK. Jan. 17.-Police-O Officer John
Nugent, on trial for the past few days on the
charge of completely in the robbery OF the
cash and bonds, has been declared by the
Jury 'snot guilty. The jury was out all
night.
Pour CLINTON, O., Jan. 17.-The jury
in the Hennesy murder case returned YER
dict of not guilty, acquitting Hennesy On the
ground of insanity. The murder, was COM
nitted in July last, Heanesy shot dead Ed
ward Welch, his hired man, for alleged in
nroner intimacy with the formers wife.
, 1880-01-18

!. No~ the Philadelphia Times has begun to
= nua out the preferences OF the newspapers OF
1aelnsslyania IS for Presidential candidate. W
% oee % Republican papers first reported, 2s arc
.or Blaine, = for Grant, for Sherman, and the
.at1or the nominee Of the Convention Per
ean those twenty-six newspapers that declare
~ Ala'ne arc not acquainted with Don Cam
e.oo. Among G. Democratic papers whose pref
ta enees the Times reports, Is are for Tilden, 13
W - bayard, Ii for Hancock, Q for Seymour, and
.te rest dodge Hendricks does not seem to
lave a,an any following, and the Times refuses to
asss,1y Itself, except that It Is unalterably op-
Psed to the nomination Of Gen Grant
, 1880-01-18

:, "HAT would the English people think If
me crops should fail in New England, for ex-
~ ample or in Ohio, and, with starvation staring
ue people In the fnce, the National Government
mould do next to nothing to relieve the distress,
pot slt 1stlesly and inditfercntly by and depend
1A1ofelgn charity keep the wolf from the door?
- =. England 80 poor that she cannot provide for
1aese o1 her own household? 1t Is the wonder OF
I'll history that Ireland should not have been in
oontnuai revolt, when her wrongs and the i'm
poaoons that have been practiccd upon her
,ong g-sunering people are remembered. As Mr.
oeecaer well said, the Government that has
.oa1ng but emigration to offer its subjects has
ID longer right to exist
, 1880-01-18
uA1eH,s RASCALITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia bill In equity
has been fled by James Conaway & Co.
against the Central National Bank and J.
Tlovd Hafeh. Of New York, on which a pre-
liminary injunction was granted restraining
the bank from parting with the custody Of a
draft for 81 $50 drawn by afaig to a1$ s. own tha
Ttuf1 Tontro1 n National Bank for collection.
, 1880-01-18

TIE German Republican paper at Cleve-
land, called tho Anzet0cr, interviewed 1l9 influ-
entail German Republicans Of that city as to
their choice for the Presidency, of whom seven
ty-fye declared Sherman their first choice, three
preferred Garfield, three Washburne, two Grant,
and one was for Bristow. For second choice
there was a fair division between Garfield,
Blaine and Washburne. All but two expressed
themselves decidedly against the nomination Of
Grant
, 1880-01-18

THE political gossips in Maine say that
Blaine and Chamberlain are not good friends,
and that the latter's coming to the front so con-
spfcuously is Us distasteful to many Of the lead
ing Republicans as it is to the Fusionists. Any
boF. Chamberlafns hcnd seems to be level.
, 1880-01-18

NEw YORK, Jan. 17.-Agents OF the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
hrought into the Supreme Court to-day all
the .cRildren in the Shepherds Fold, twenty
two in number, charging the Fold with
ones Pending @ the Investigation the children
ware committed to the care of the Society.
one clild is said to be in the hospital because
of lack of nouriShment.
, 1880-01-18

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 17,-The Times spe~
cia1 from Dayton says Officer Lee Lyman
was shot and killed shortly after midnight
this morning by John Francis: Francis had
been arrested during the day by Lyman for
carving concealed weapons, but none being
found on him he was released: He followed
Lyman into saloon, and without ,i;fi warning 3g
drew revolver and hred, Killing = lyman III IL
age. lie gave himself up to the officers
, 1880-01-18
uTHE Democrnts of Mime, :, SAYS the

"THE Democrats Of Maine," says the emf
ucnt Charles O'Copor, 'hnvo attempted to seize
the vote Of the State by means most rcprehensi-
ble" " GOV. Garcelon and his friends III Maine, -
says Samuel J. Tilden, "occupy high constitu-
Honal grounds, and I hope they will maintain
their position to the last" There is said to bc
but little difference between twecdle-dee and
tweed1e- DUN, but there Is a slight difference be-
tween the opinions Of O'Conor and Tlden-
, 1880-01-18

TIE Springfield Niass.) Republican,
{mildly independently is opposed to Grant, and
says that 1t is not enough for the antiG Grant Re-
publican papers to show that be is d weak candi-
date. Cornell was declared to be weak candi-
date. and ret he was nominated. It says the
way to beat Grant is to threalen that he shall
be defeated if nominated
, 1880-01-18

The Galesburg Register, Mason City Jour-
nal, Biggsville Clipper, Plymouth Phonopaph,
Galesburg Plain Dealer, Gencsco Republic, Bush
nell Cleaner, and Prairie, City Herald favor the
nomination Of Gen. Roece as Secretary Of State.
, 1880-01-18
CRIMINAL NEWS.
No Agreement Yet by. the Jury in
the Hayden Murder Trial.
An Ex.Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal
Indicted for Forgery.
Miss L.:R. Horton Held to Bail for Shoot
ing Senator Morgan's Son.
Pathetic Letter Of the WrougA Girl TO- Her Be
tayer's Father.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 17.-At noon to-
day the Jury had been out twenty-four
hours in the HAYDEN case. ard there had
been ~ e;ons ~ an agreement. The rnlinc
of of the ~ 1n1ses iast M n;ght it IL he,;eve Is
sponsible for this in some degree. That
ruling was that any material fact might be
proven hv either direct or circumstantiaI
e,,;ao,,a. o,,S +ha i,~,, anna,r rad -, have hoen
hesitat;na a an tha the nn;nt ~ ~ .,hether or mt
Hayden had had sexual Intercourse with
% " that he lad had other than by' the girls
.ioa1ar,t;on. rrho ;r~,: .,an+- T., +ho INV
rera 1aot and JJ oina pD ,,rou;dad 9th
room last nlght, ana, being prov1uea .ea %len WIN
heard lea % from ] them to-f1av not even anv cues
t;on se ~ ,,h;o,, a ,,,,,1o 1vos as,-ed Hnw
1lt 1n ~ ~ ~ sts mn.ol t ii aert;'a @ n@ ono c,n
predict Counsel on both Sides confidently
state that there are 1f,en known to be- posi-
lively determined never to abandon their re-
s.'..y s.'.~t:..a Ue .lt..;ana sa,ao.,a,t saa7ns
spectlVe opinions. ulsas1een.ene seenie
probable, and it is reported tonight that the
counsel for the State will be satisfied, and
rather desires to- ehaye the iurv discharged.
NJ I,,aaas ~ ~ ;nd;oata tho;r intontions
lne ouusea w !1o' ln u1 t,'a+ +hs
jury will be locked up over Sunday, as
it would be inexpedient to afford them
Sunday respite from duty with all its risks
Of encounterinc and being affected by out
side Influences. The excitement here is i'll
last NIGHT until midnight, promises to be so
aeajn this EVENING. Hnyden's counsel are
apparently satisfied with long discussion,
AID claim that every hour of delay enhances
his prospect Of bs{ng elearsa Hayden S e. is is
tnjaS Nv h;e vita father and mother
, 1880-01-18

Col. CLARK E. CARR, Of Galesburg, Is the
latest addition to the long List Of Gubernatorial
candidates in Illinois He Is an orator Of tho
highest order, and he has splendid record as
soldier.
, 1880-01-18

SAYS an exchange: "In yiew of the ad-
vance of three cents per pound in the price OF
news print the St. Louis Globe Democrat has ad-
vanccd the price for the. daily [from 25] to 30
cents per week. Few realize that SO far the
business boom has affected newspaper pub
fishers only unfavorably. Everything they buy
has advanced and nothing that they sell"
, 1880-01-18

New YoRK, Jan. ia temporary injunc-
tion las been granted restraining the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank and the Sheriff from
taking further action under the banks at
tachment of the Bergen County IN. j.
bonds, which the bank holds as collateral
for the money loaned Benjamin G. Bogert,
1ote Treasurer Of the New York Produce
Exchange. While Bogert held t. the .,}dgad TreaS-
Hrsrshp Of BeGgep ogpsse G9ae5 of i @ afsse Tsese
Bogert gave the bank as security for the
money he borrowed.
, 1880-01-18

GARcELox's, Pillsbury's, Lan1son's, and
Smiths photographs would make valuable
addition to the rorue's gallery. The enterpr1s-
ing editor Of tho Police Gazet1e Is little behind
hand that he hasn't already adorned his pages
with their faceE
, 1880-01-18
AN AFFECTIONATE PASTOR.

NEW YORK, Jan: 1.-THE jury appointed
to investigate the charges presented against
the Rev. Lane, pastor OF two Methodist
churches near White Plains, find that he did
kiss several ladies Of his II floGk that he vas
b,1t That Ris conduct was not immoral
, 1880-01-18

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 1z-Nat Smith, negro
confined in iail at Jonesboro for an attempt
to commit rape, was taken out by unknown
men, N carried i've miles, and hanged: b When ,'a
% breast, a apparently made after being hanged
, 1880-01-18

:, MR GARDNER, President Of the Minnesota
mems Association, was called on for
epeeca at the late international Dairy Fair re-
oaay held in New York, and made some state
aca1s .a that opened his auditors eyes One was
1at tae NATURAL grasses Of Minnesota made as
~ eso1 butter and cheesas the clov er and timothy
" w., ae" England, and he cited the prizes that
~ tauoo1s Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin had
oeen awarded to prove it. He said that Mime
eoa mad millions Of acres Of those highly -nutr1-
, 1880-01-18

cone1ess could throw out the Electoral votes ct
cons nseh Republican States to count In the Demo
+ for leaf of sps Rs eeson
osl4 c1ose. as it now promises to be. It must be
se4ne se42 in in mind that the Garcelon scheme
s was generally approved by ,,nS the
pen'' .hst Mr.. Ti1dcn, one OF tho ablcst
rs anu ~ AS ho is the shrewdest and
laass Iaasr unscrupulons politician In the party,
his 0aiaisP snas ssssssn se1 as
pats psh he hoped theY would maintain to the Inst.
vn1e nIGarrelons plan does not seem to work well,
nd in view Of the of the
Couis !" TINT sly Sammy talked SO profoundly
s1ou sn',t have had their undermining pretty much
out sF the ad Ma1s "a "tse tser it ana4ses Is 9s
.'..;ds1;np bulldozing, and balot-box stuff
w. to carry elections, and not depend on Elect
1ns nsl Commissions or appeals to the aps Supreme
c.r,,ts ~, to sustain their fraudulent Pracnces'
, 1880-01-18
AT MADISON. WIS.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. ia large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at the State
House tonight in aid Of the Parnen move
ment. Vigorous speeches were made oy
.Iudge orler, Of the Supreme Court; Col.
william F. Villas, and others Comm1ttees
w;l1 ha cent into the various wards and sub
urbs u t to solicit aid for the above~mentloneo
, 1880-01-18

THE Ohio Democrats are already talking OF
the propriety Of electing Senator Thurman to
the House of Representatives, provided he is not
wanted in the White House next year.
, 1880-01-18

With package OF Ktdney-Wort. the vacum an
vel. sicknessl" It cures obstinate, cases BY
completely purifying the blood ana e1petnng M
uoxious elements. In bad cases OF Phes the
cure is speedy.
, 1880-01-18

EUGENE HALE's small stature has worried
the Democratic papers a good deal, but he
proves to be altogether too big man for the
Maine Fusionists to handle.
, 1880-01-18

Mr.. SEYMOUR feeds Bayard, Hendricks,
Thurman, and Hancock " tafry" by saying that
"all the nspfrants outside of New York would
make acceptable candidates"
, 1880-01-18

YOUNG men who enter college late in life
will find encouragement in the public and
private career Of Gen. Garfield, who did not
graduate until he was 25 years OF age.
, 1880-01-18
WILLIAM F. CARSE, in Harper's Mdgn
&s*, says Of Washinrton:

e"tsW washington:
re ae voted at all the Fairfax elections until the
~; q his life uniformly supporting the Fed
Cough living some distance from the Court
snas nqnse at the Alexandria market, he generally
~ eP.so 60 early. The polls were reached by hfe5
III r. ds.eps outside, which in l5:0 had become Old
r. Ssa soaky. When the General reached the steps,
~ ~ Placed one foot upon them, and shook the
fs.! ascent, as it to try its strength. Instantly
srsy sreaty brawny arms, one above the othe,.
a. 3sped the stairway, and dozen mems snoni-
rs .e!s oruced it Nor did man move until the
" .1Taefab!e chief deposited his vote and returnee.
.aatsw saw his last bow said one Of them haif Z
e'uAul7 afterward: it was more than kngly.
, 1880-01-18
SEA

is waking up the " down-East folks again.
One Of their papers speaks of him as that
"reck1ess Chicago chap but we rather
think Mr. Sea knows what he is about
, 1880-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 1z.-Thomas
Stewart, StdneyB Thomas, Mark n. Falcon,
and John Bond have been convicted Of max
ing fraudulent election returns. The de-
fendants not appearing, their bail was
declared forfeited.
, 1880-01-18
o,.R Ex-suERtfPs NEW DEPARTURE.

Not long ago Charley Kern made extensive
additions and improvements to his most excel
lent restaurant, los and Ito La Salle street. serv-
Ing steamed, boiled-in fact, oysters in every
style, in connection with his business-lunch- He
now makes specially Of imported beer, keep
Ing constantly On draught five Of the best makes
KNOWN.
, 1880-01-18

macaltster,s Cough Mixture Tor
coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group, ~hoop-
inr-coueh, and consumption. Prepared only by
j. p. Lee, Halsted and Harrison streets. toT
sale by Gale & Block, IS Clark street, ana au
flr11rCistS.
, 1880-01-18

Arend,s Kumy*s, the daintfest Of
foods and most potent tonlc In form q q
Else SO rapidly enriches the blood. Dysspeptlcs,
the weak and delicate generally, should drink
It. It affords immediate comfort. and often re-
stnres health after all else has failed. To be had
only at 17g Madison street.
, 1880-01-18

To the rescue with Hale's Honey Of Horehouns
Pko's Toothache Drops cure in one minute
, 1880-01-18

speeta1 Dfspateh to Tx Chicago 37os's
15D1ASApo11s, Ind, Jan. 17.-Parneu WILL
he mere on the 21st, according to private
,1isnatch lust received.
, 1880-01-18
TEN BY STRIKERS.

Nzwponr. r, L, Jan. 1.-THE cardspeed-
orc al, females, OF the Aquidneck and Perry
cotton-mills have struck for HIGHER wages.
, 1880-01-18

DR.. Day, best IS sets. Filling with pure gold
one-third rates. Warranted the best. Id East
Madison.
, 1880-01-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Suffer on. eroan on, sicken on, die on If yol
will moi use Hop Bitters and be cured
, 1880-01-18

TIC M6fpHHe OFHFes
the nni,,m habit, and drunkenness These habit
in1nced diseases are relieved at once and ab.
solntely cured by a treatment new, origtnal, and
practfced only By Dr.. Clesson Pratt- Profes-
sennni rooms, Central Music-Hali," Chicago.
Receptiou room, No. g. Consultation free"
Correspondence solicited.
, 1880-01-18
A WOMAN BRUTALITY BEATEN.
Specfal Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 17.-Last night man
named Edward Orr and woman calling her
self Ella Lee visited clearinghouse III this
city and obtained quarters for the night.
What passed between them was not known
until this morning, when the ewomanwas found
lying in bed in an unconscious condition An
examination being made, it was found that
SHE had been beaten in brutal manner, her
face pounded to jelly, both eyes closed. so
that she could not see, and her body covered
with bruises, the poor woman having been
kicked and injured internally so that she
could not move in bed. The police were
notified, and she was removed to the Station
House, where physician attended her. Dur
ing the day she became better, and stated
that the man who had assaulted her was a
"crook,'' with whom she became acquainted
on New { ears Day. After retiring they had
dispute, and he charged her with an inten-
ton Of revealing to the police stories Of bur
glarious operations Of which lie had told her.
Search was at once made for Orr, and he was
taken into custody this morning. It is be-
lieyed that the woman is fatally injured.
, 1880-01-18

One woman undertook to resume work, and
was outrageously assaulted by the strikers OF
both mills.
, 1880-01-18

rgp Cincinnati Gazette continues its poll
:.ae+4, 1romiuent Republicans in each county
~ J. t,cfr first choice for the Presidency. Ine
" oA,,a..irr is the last installnent:
, 1880-01-18

CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Rheumatism! Neilrafgn! Malaria!

"Sapanule," the wonderful GLYC.EISE LOTION,
Is positive cure; It has never failed
Sapnnule" has no equal fnr Chronic La4enesss- ness
ChilbaIns Bunions and diseases OF the SKIM Ery-
sipelns Salt Hheum Eezenn, Humors Of ahs II Sp, in
nanmatory diseases Ladies who suffer tso15 iosnI
cure by using "Sapanule-" Used In sponge q foot
bath all soreness Of body l1ns az ai1 IefS =
ali DrugCists Price, 59c and 81 per bottle Send 9or
f)iumtnnted circular and cards snm11el Gerry g Co..
Prnnrietors Onice ~ Broadway, n. 7:
MORRISON. PLUMMER 7 CO.. ~,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago. Ill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Gin IL. Welsh, esq, of Mckinney, is in
the city.
j. Ullmann of ST. Louis ia at the
and-Wndsor.
Hon Ximr Hunt left yesterday TO attend
District court at Hampstead,
Sheriff King of Kaufman equity, was in
tho city last night.
=. II. Henncssy, prominent merchant of
Galveston, is guest of the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. d. T. Rainwoter, of the city elevator,
started Saturday night on n business trip to
ST. Louis.
Miss Hattie Barksdalc returned home from
Galveston Saturday night where she had
been visiting friends.
Judge Coombs and General Il. NJ, Gano
have gone on land business trip to that Soc
ton of Texas to the west and northwest OF
Jacksboro.
NJ. d. Mclean, of Louisville, and NJ. Full
ton and IL. NJ. Spnlding, Of Denton, came
down on the Dallas IL Wichita train yoster-
day and are now in the city.
Detective Jack Duncan has ceased his arti-
fetal atmospherng-that is, the silver tube
has been removed from his throat and he
now breathes through natural organs. His
general health is better than it has been for
many months
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Washington, April l2.-Mr. Bruce to-day
introduced bill in the Senate to reimburse
colorcd dcpostors in the Freedman's Savings
and Trust company, for losses sustained by
the failure of the bank The bill provides
for the sale at public auction, in Washington,
within tour months fIom the passage of the
act, of all real estate, personal property and
assets of the institution, the proceeds to be
turned into the United States Treasury. II
provides further for the payment, six months
after the passage of the bill, Of balances due
depositors respectively, two millions or 50
much as may be appropriated in the bill
for this purpose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
THE COMING CHANGE
How Certain Onicers % the 'iiy are
10 be Chosen 80 serve after May
Isi-Their salaries ana bonds
No More Perquisiios,

Aftor the III Of May next complete reyo-
luton takes place in tho city government OF
Dallas From that date al officers Of the
municipality aro To be saared aud no pcrqui'
sites will bo allowed, This Ia TO
be- tho universal rule, from Mayor
down to and including policemen
The following officers heretofore elected
by the people nre 10 be- nominated and elected
by tho nOwly-ohosGn City Councils CITY
Attorney, CITY Engineer CITY Treasurer CITY
Secretary The City Health Glcer and tho
CITY Sexton have always been chosen by the
Council,
The following salaries are 10 be paid and
tho bonds required 10 be given for n proper
performance Of the dudes Of the Officers
Mayor 1900 per year and no pcrquisiies
CITY Secretary, $1,000 per year, mud no per
quistios, hs TO givea bond Of $1,000, City
Attorney, $500 per year mud no perquisitlos
has 10 give bond Of $1,000, City Assessor
and Collector, $4,000 per year and no per
quisitics; hns 10 give II bond of probably
100000, City Engineer, 5000 per year md
no porqusites, has 10 give n bond of ST.
600, CITY Treasurer, $40 per year md no
porqul.tios has 10 give II bond of SlOOOO
lIoillh Onlocr $500 per ycar and no per-
qusitics; Inns 10 give a bond Of $1,000. CITY
Marshal, SIS per month and no perquisites (;
policemen, 500 per month md no pcrqlis
tics; CITY Sexton, so much per burial, a Mt
present, according 10 accepted bid
Thcnominnl fine Of 81 in the Mayors court
has been increased 10 from 50 ITO $40, md the
parties fined will have no costs to pay, The
city will got more money aud the aggregate
against theconyiotcd will be less.
The new City Council Is to be iuaugurated
Monday April ~, ut 10 a. m md on Tues
day, May 1, the non-olcctye officers aro 10
be chosen,