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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
Funeral.


 William B. Brinsmade, an esteemed citizen of Washington Conn.,, was buried Wednes- day from the Congregational church in that place. There was a large audience present from his own and neighboring towns, also large delegation from the Connecticut River Railroad Company, with whom Mir. Brins- made was formerly associated, bringing with them their sympathy with the family and the most beautiful floral offerings that were ever seen in the place. Mir. Thrall assisted by Rev. MT. Mclean of Litchfeld, conducted the funeral service. The grave was lined and strewn with flowers.
 The Breakwater for New Haven Harbor.
 The new breakwater work is very slowly proceeding. The breakwater now in process of construction is from the new lighthouse to Quixe's Ledge. barge is employed in the business The stone is brought from off Branford, Members of the city government and other citizens express the hope that the work proceed faster than it does at present. Colonel Barlow of the United States Engi- neer Corps, has been here recently and viewed the scene of operations. As many citizens will recol1ect, the amount appropri- ated for the work is $30, ,0OOs which will be sufficient only for the beginning of the work
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Infants fancy colored shoes, soc, 75c. and $1, at Cosgrove's. my2S 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' plain two CD strap sandals low shoe without trimmings They support tht foot like boot and are cool.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
French handkerchiefs, colored border, 1oc

The best place in the city for families and others who are desirous of having something really nice in the way of ice cream and ices is at Samuel Shows, 452 Chapel street Price 40c. per quart.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
A New York Judges Righteous Indigna-
 -...-s-. fifnn.t.- .---s-


 Justice Duffy, in the Tombs police Court in New York, Thursday, examined the charges preferred by Minnie Hull and Kitty Hunter, runaway girls from New Haven, aged I3, and 16 respectively, against William Geary, a watchman at the barge office on the Battery The girls had charged that Geary took them out in an open boat at the Battery and as- saulted Kitty Hunter. Geary has wife and four children. His political friends endeav- ored ip, vain to intercede with She magistrate for his rsfease,,o The examination showed that the girls had qsubmitted to Jths treatment of Geary and companion, and the magistrate was compelled to discharge the prisoner. He did not restrain his indignation, however, but exclaimed, 'eYou are not a man but brute. Having wife and family as you haye,f you are disgrace to your sex to have committed this act wish could hold you. Any one who did what you have done should be blown out of the mouth of cannon. don't care who your friends are or what their influence may be. say that this is infamous Clear out don't want to speak to you, see you, or have anything to do with you. After listening to this scathing rebuke Geary and his friends went out and had drink The two girls were also released, with lR warming <7@ l..r.& Il7@ tII t<+ 5f1<l.1e 1S< 1;,rf,1I1
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
styIish Summer MiIIinerH.

A rich and very choice selection of the latest and most approved styles. Also rib bons, flowers, ostriches, tips, etc, etc. Miss R. McNulty, 113 Orange street
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

New supplies this morning of oranges, ba- nanas and pineapples, very fine lot of each. Fine russet apples, cherries and strawberries. Florida tomatoes and fresh cucumbers-
 Chapel street end of City Market
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' three bow sandal slippers $1.50 at Josgrove's, on Church or Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' six-strap sandal boots only $2 50, a big bargain worth $s4, at Cosgrove's, on Chapel street. my28 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

A fresh lot of fine groceries, sugars, teas, coffees, four, etc. Andrew Goodman, Ss Grown street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Call and see bargains at bankrupt sale, 490 State street. Last week. my25 If
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Gentlemen's patent leather pumps, a widths, very handsome, at Cosgrove's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
Fine Roots mnd shoes.

A splendid stock just received for summer wear. Also slippers, gaiters and ladies' shoes Prices at the lowest notch. 4 Rothschild. 19 Broadway and s8 Congress
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
Mix &Judson,s Advertisement.

by buying your meats at F. s. Andrew & Co.'S City Market, Union street entrance.
 mH2q At
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

GentIemen,s cloth back low button shoes
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' Queen Victorias, full satin trimmed in fancy colors, only $2. 50 at Cosgrove's, on Chapel street my28 2d
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Misses and children's sandal slippers, at on Church or Chapel streets.
 Children's fancy colored shoes in all widths, at Cosgrove's. my28 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Don't fail to attend the great sale of mems and boys straw hats at Malley's to-day; 360 cases, including all the latest and most fash ionable styles in the market, at prices low enough to astonish YOU
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
Just Received.

Malley has to-day a special sale of ladies' summer underwear. Vests, superior quality, at 9, 2S and 3Oc., just about half price.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
SpIenaid Ten Sets. CT,

Those bargains in towels and table linens that Brown, Bolton & Go. are giving are pos itively the best value ever offered here.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Read Cosgrove's advertisement of to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

W. B. Fenn & Go. sell gentleman's low strap shoe at $1. .75-fair shoes.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' six bow sandal slippers 92.5O a Cosgroves, Church or Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Brown, Bolton & Go. will this day offer a magnificent line of Fayal shade and picnic hats at prices that leave no room for compe- tition.
 Dolmans, wraps, mantles, jackets and cir culars, closing out at half price, at Bretzfeld- CTS. Never have such bargains been offered
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Ladies' full satin trimmed sandals $2 at Cosgrove's, on Church or Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

D Ladies' Gafter Boots. little glove stirs up my heart tides stir up the And snow-white muslin, when it fits, wakes many a curious notion; All sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings they'd orter, But little female gaiter boots are deah and nothing shorter
 And just to put you on your guard, I'll give you, short and brief,
 A small hotel experience,
 Which filled my heart with grief Last summer, at New Haven House, stopped week or more, And marked two s'boot-ies' every morn Before neighbors door
 Two boots with patent leather tips Two boots which seemed to say, ssAn angel trots around in us'- They stole my heart away.
 And often in my nightly dreams They swept before my face,
 A lady growing out of them, As flowers grow from vase
 But, ah one morn saw sight Which struck me like stone Some other name was on the book; Those boots were not alonei great tall pair of other boots Were standing by their side,
 And oft they walked that afternoon, And with them walked-a bride. Ladies, comment is unnecessary. Those ga1ter boots were furnished by W. B. Fenn & Co. m26 At In accordance with the wish of many GUS toners we have a Ladies' and Misses Com mon Sense'' Shoe-broad sole and toe, with a low flat heel.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go. Closing out hats at half price at Loeb's.
 Good Value. The ladies' kid foxed cloth top button boots sold by W. B. FENN & Co., at $1.65.
 Style and Quality. Ladies' French kid button boots at B. 75, made from serviceable stock
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
Ladies, Gafter Roots.

We dare to affirm that no other house in the trade can sell you as good value for the money as Cosgrove, on Church or Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

What A. IT. SteWATt Le1t 70 FfHhk. Have what the people want and sell it very cheap, and you are sure to succeed. Frank has made A. T. Stewards motto his own, and offers to-day 85 dog. gents English summer gauge wrappers-cheap at 5Oc.-at the very low price of 25c., very slightly damaged
 Good calico shirts at 25c.
 Linen collars, 4-ply, at 1Oc.
 Paper collars 5c box. Gents elegant silk handkerchiefs 37c.
 Gents linen handkerchiefs, colored border, 12c
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
New This Season,

Ladies' patent leather 1ow-cut, French heels, opera slippers. They will not tarnish.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Straw Hats! Straw Hats! Fine goods and low prices at Osborn's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
What A. T. stewart Left to Frank.

Hats! Trunks! Bags! at the lowest prices in the city at Osborn's, 91 Church street. m29 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

PM FR NEW and scentinc for Nervous Debility, km Nm Nm Medicine, whatever Mailed BHkG frse Ezeero cassscal Pad Coz. box saaaN.x
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Celluloid collars at Smith & Stone's.
 Celluloid bosoms at Loeb's, 2S1 Chapel street. my26 WThS
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Job lot summer wrappers 25c., at Loeb's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
The ssEighInie' Patent Shirt

! MS the best Shirt made, as the bosom never \ wrinkles breaks, and can be worn an entire week without mussng. It is made of the very best naterials, and in the best manner. Price One Dollar. For sale only by I. P. MERM1N, Sole Agent for New Haven,
 Office, 28 College street. Orders by postal card will receive prompt attention
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
stylish strRW Hats

Boys and youths patent leather pumps every style. at Cosgrove's my28 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29

Jean and linen drawers at Smith & stone's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-29
You Can Save Money

Ladies' two bow sandals only $1.25 at Cos Ngrove's, on Church or Chapel street.
 You Can Save Money by buying your meats at E. s. Andrew & Co.'S City Market, Union street entrance. my29 At
 Mix & Judson's Advertisement.
 New supplies this morning of oranges, ba- nanas and pineapples very fine lot of each. Fine russet apples, cherries and straw berries Florida tomatoes and fresh cucumbers.
 Chapel street end of City Market Ladies' ties ruchings and collarettes the grandest and cheapest line in the city is at Brown, Bolton & Co.'S.
 Malley offers ticket for soda water to all of his patrons who purchase goods to the amount of one dollar from his store to-day. Special bargains will be offered in all depart ments.
 To-day Brown, Bolton & Go. will offer the grandest and cheapest line of Shetland shawls and ladies', misses and children's suits that can be produced. They beat the world in their prices. Don't buy anywhere until you see their linen ulsters.
 Don't fail to attend the great sale of mems and boys straw hats at Malley's to-day; 36O cases, including all the latest and most fash
  enough to astonish you. Malley has to-day a special sale of ladies' summer underwear. Vests, superior quality, at 25, 2S and BOG, just about half price.
 Just Received.
 A fresh lot of fine groceries, sugars, teas, coffees four, etc. Andrew Goodman, SS Grown street.
 Ladies' three bow sandal slippers 50 at Cosgrove's, on Church or Chapel street. Ladies' four bow walking shoes $1.75 at Cosgrove's, on Chapel street. my29 2d Ladies' full satin trimmed sandals $2 at Cosgrove's on Church or Chapel street. Ladies' six bow sandal slippers s2.5O at Cosgrove's, Church or Chapel street.
 Ladies' Queen Victorias, full satin trimmed in fancy colors, only $2.5O at Cosgrove's, on Chapel street. my28 2d Ladies' six-strap sandal boots only $2. 50, big bargain worth SS4 at Cosgrove's, on Chapel street. my28 2t Misses and children's sandal slippers at Cosgrove's, on Church or Chapel streets Childrens fancy colored shoes in all widths at Cosgrove's. my2S 2t
 S+r,IisE,
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The Heated Term-Rain DrOps-The Veg
, 1880-04-20

tlron,: hit putting this power Into execution i
Hn os.y attcr e to Ihg Il exefS
ouKhIy occnr!e:l With nts rcKnInr duties - whc,l
pcctcd Ia kunp his train freq from loys who, IT.
veatiuE tho trn3n upon both aides, cnpturn the
nGee:sary ladder At tug moMeut when he u aron
iuatl does Jerk hoy ofr tho train, but oven thct
thc oy to ems coinpIain ~ II. III m tho
aKgritvetl father insiating that gentle rcs3ueat
WI. MI TINT wGs necesssry 70 mnke M hIs eomIna
his position IN tho anstnht Many OF tho btnkc-
1neti. ton. having quite recently tcos Buys ttam-
own sccaans t. srs MT to ntercro, nnd
allow tho prlcttco to ~ on unchecked:
Thus 1t Will no seen that at rrcscnt thoro u
ensaa!tles oraing from i nfo steadily on tie n.
crcnso IL single doctor tnfnrfnGsl Tt1DtjaE re-
"a. sen ha ot hs sss s hsn wh hFS
must 10 looked for.
TIE ONE THING sERuEp
q onoi's taat III sSes ea can sei sp u iGom tose
p,wcr whiri. can keep thom from riding; The
bust why to n this Is 10 tcnce In tho TRICKS md
whioi. of eo,rso % must he cft opr1, who viii tlc.
as "{: r% cncE ter The ss
] pcrsons = npt ' hsvins INK Business M shcro il rs mi,e
trcspaas AZ go,nY Hn!nv!tcsl into tho bnek yard
ncccssary to fcncS in tho trucks entire, bit tho
vnriuus stopping points OF tho frciKht-trn!ns
from tho city limits in ut which tho young rdc.
after tholr. rlio buck. might 10 !ncloaed by
fences sufficiently high 10 make climbing IN.
r.aetca9!o and iong enough o. to make !, ,wnstn lt
piaccs, II should 10 1nndo Impossible for mn,l ur
boy to got nenr n cur unless ho hns right to
get on 1t. With those safeguards anl n policy
nf nrrcsting md Furnishing tttch boys ns mnn-
aged to nvnill thom and trcapnRscd upon tho
ratirsutl policy, tho nuisance might easily bo or
fpctuAlty alJAted.
, 1880-04-20
own nccnrl indemnify his frIcnlls hy according
thom their full former !lhnUoial interest IN tho
p,,rsK,Su nusrs-srnEEr wiNE

paper. ....
DilfNRlSu Nusfl-sTIsEET WfNE.
After tho adjournment nf tho Council Inst
evening several Ut tho Aldermen met at !!nwlcr's
rlnco to hare i gDud ttne. prcpRrnt!on mad
bccn matc for thnin In tho hack r'om hy thoso
IL t Mta ha ,ho osnc
on tho snb1ect would ho adoptcd Tables hNtl
been sprrad, tho vino WIS on tho leo, Ant!
tho occsison Was to have been ono nc rejoiclnK.
lint tho linah street ordinance fnttcd Of pms
sapc. As 1t was. thnro wis disposition to post.
pnnc, but this could mt bo done very vol
tessq the aTtntto@s ynn. on no 60
health Of tho lt.lsh street people, waa fun for
tho Alncrlnen, mud they ill seemed to enjoy. II
cxcept, pcrh1ps, one Of tho members from thg
St "h n, Si enS f Snyo sssa Seo 'R
largo contributor In footing tho bills.
TYroanApii1uAL UNION.
Tho election Of officers OF tho Chicago Type
graphical Union takes p1nce to-tnorrDW. Inc
rolla will be npgn fr9m 10 a. n. t. p, n; Ut
known rs tho niti.l}r,the.hool one Is Hs fol-
dent. dent Daniel il. Mullins: nccordlng Secretary,
Sss5ss ssD n dncc ,sa1; @ .o IL s. rska GsaSe;
i: 1'Age. Jamcs lsnrrett:> Chairman l,oar.l
of Directors. John T. schtldhelnl; ,,, iielo.
Eatss to Typographical GonxonttGn "1,s 1n9rv
rcKulnr e. r, u. nntt-ChicnKO Policy one. CON"
talns tho following NAMES: For protidcnt, Ar
drcw II: Mef.nughlfn; Vicc-l'rcs,Gnt. Martin
Tsxs ~ co
ntttee. Albert II. lr,wn. MorHMn u. Mills, ChAr!na
Il. Cobb: Cha!rlnaH lioartl of 1}ircctors J9hn y.
Schitdhcisn: Delegates 70 Typographical Con-
pcltoi. Hurry Colo dndcpendcnt,.. The vote VII.
no duubt bo n large one, ns tho feeling Is worry
bitter bctWecn tho opposing phFllcs.
, 1880-04-20
THE AIIL1TIA.
THE ArCOND tsK(lf4fENT.

Tho board Of Officers Ut tho Second Regiment
held IN adjourned incstlng last evening ut tho
ExposItion Building. Col. 1nmes Qurk In tho
chair. Some little tltnu WINS spent In settling up
tho banpuet accounts heture tho regular blsl-
ness of tho n,octinB WIS taken I'D. Capt. MI
Krough. tho Chnir1nRn OF tho Arinary Cotnu!t-
tee, reported unsatisfactory progress In tho
seareh for an ar1nory, and tho Com usIttee wcro
VrAntc4l furthor tImu. On motion, they wero ln-
atructed tn meet With tho Clttzens' Committee
to-day and contur With thom lit regard 10 pro-
curing now quarters for tho command, also to
Res tul. LootniA about the matter " an cRrly
tMtD,
Lieut.. Keefo statod that tho arms and AtAte
property held by tho regiment haa been stosua
nwny iii tue si!tlthor,l part OF tho city. Col.
QuIrk euyKcatcd shnt, III View OF tho fNct
Tint m errInCuuH report hAa oceH cir
culuteA Ia the effect th1t tho, 0rYnn1z1l-
ton bud dtsbulaled, It might he well to Issue u
Gull for tho uleutlon Ut u LieutellAnt-Eal0uul
Al,ti MuJor aEA IL WIS decided tn Issue sliuh cNll
ut an enr!y tlay, 1t bolng teetlesl necessary Il.
tlspc thlA false Impression ut nncc for tue good
nf tho regiment, and to lot tho uitizoAs know
that It wIl8 still III GxiBt0ntp. II WIS resolved
to hhlsl regular company tueDtlnRa and tn kecp
up thu command In ia good Shnpo As poasille
w!th1',,t srlia Mnttl temporary quarters Ut !o'ss
X number Of bills weso road md referred to
tho Auditing CuMmlttce, aud a suto Of thnnks
was lendorth Dir. Assay for tho usc nf the mcct-
Ing rooln. Tho laut.l then adJournod 10 mcct
Ut tho sumo place next bluuday oynuiny.
, 1880-04-20
TIE CITY-IIALL.

THE dog ordnance goes into effect to-day.
A CASE Of Itch wns found In tho Fourteenth
Btrcct School yesterday.
AssIsTANr-rItEAsunEn DnENAH went home
eIck yesterday. llo Is thrcatoncd with piic.,-
Inonin.
THE City Treasurer ycstorlay received tl,438
from tho Water Department and 500 from tho
Controller.
THE Ileutth onccr rcpurts tho condemnation
Of h,07i pounds Of meat last week and tho nbate-
11ent Of 290 nuisaNces.
CirY.CLEnx HOWARD 1nourHs the loss Of ?
ysss.olt s9n who .lied s,in.!,sy nt rnennonia.
THE Contrs,lcr aaycrtscs to-day for the snlc
N IN 'lsnsS!inat'oas Of ~. *ia}, s5oo, ead sioo,
and Will he ready for delivery Oil and after June
IT,. Tho bids viii be opened May 70.
TttS Clerks Of tho pnlce Courts aro again be-
hind with their reports, and yesterday the Con-
trnllcr wrote to them giving nntlcc TINT il!iless
tho Mayor 10 mime their xllcccssUra. The ortli-
nnnccs require TINT they report every dny aud
turn over their receipts, but thoy arc very rt-
inIBa.
TtlE deaths for the week ending Saturday wero
e15, aXAi,st la1 Tor tho preceding week. and lsD
for tho corresponding week ot iHst ,y1Mr. The
sumption, -: 6ronchtsls. ID: dirh.hcria, Ii:
Bearet-tcvnr,. o: tnHnltion and convulslons,
each; typho!l-feyer and sneas!cs, each; apo"
FtSAyt IL hAAA nHht PoAt
AMoSa tho building. permits Issued Yesterday
was t,nn to- II. Srhnftroth tn errct II thrcn-story
tlwellnxM M M No. aSe Fast Twenty street. & to
s Il awsns S'f + Sses1 sa
Eighteenth place, to coAt. *4,000; md QUO tn
Eonrad scipp. to erect y four-story stora and
dwelling, corner 0f Lake IND South Water
Btrcots, to coat *l1e,00o
TME Mayar yesterday gavo orloEs to sthrt tho
Fullerton nvcnnc pumps, and It will he tlono TO-
tlay nr t,I-tnnrrnw. llu thinks TINT With tho
y1F7.1f fk1hu
tho North Brunch tnto tho nko without lnter-
frrt,K with tho Crib. and since this Fnrt NJ tho
river is sa!d +" ,u III very filthy condition, this
will hc IL very favurhbU opportunity to cleanse
u. h,rrc1nafna to i'o seem how tho residents 9f
Luke View AMI Evanston will like tho e1pert-
munt.
tcr!ny aHt,,st the lss.,a,lcu OF any further per.
'ac @ 1ins ID @ 'Ss% srs %torlt'ss eIese% % oWa st
dumping i'rs,,iilsc1ousiy, ntl, tho complaints
liHsc been 't,Enurt',is, anh this Urslcr ahs bcen
1ssMsd ~ cnrrsct the evi! ana W. remain M. u,
be secured. The scaycngcrs In tho inunn.imc
| arp out of job.
AnRAsa1No FOR OPPORTUNITIES.
nvw Ce % Goit,ces ss ycar 1T "x,, 'tS t4eru was ,
| II conflict Of authority betwucn the Mayor AMI
The Council on tho question Of tho appointing
was pAsscl vestiug 1t IN tho Council. This much
helnK svttictl, thu Aider1nen. thunHE Il u not
IL 1r@ St Ma" III T s! 9T Thn q @ nG deTs
liking. One set hnys n,Atc ZIP tho Ftuanco, Com
crrry i. bit tnoy viii not xIye out anything
about 1t; nhors hAvD nude up tho ltnllrDAd Cum
lntt9o With Lhwlcr ut tho l,rHn 9f y, aud thoy
nrr1lngetf for the Committee OIL tas. with ILL.,
drcth 1t tho bend OF i, and they. ttm, think they
M fr vo @ ths @ GSiarniinIsts OUT OUT IN tho nnd, md I'd
| tho disposition HcUns to be to keep thuM oul.
, 1880-04-20
J, CHARLES IIAINES.

n DEMAND FOfs HtJNEf.
Mr.. ]. Charles ItAines, orstwhilo Justice Of tho
Pence in this city. but now resident OF Wnsh.
ngton Territory, seems to hRve loft some buell.
ness mnttor In this city which s it1 need OF sot-
tllng up. Up to tinte hD has fallcd t0 nrrango
things satisfactorily, though formally Invited to
do 50, anl moro vigorous steps lnny soon be ro-
sorted to.
Tho facts ia thia latest caso aro alleged by
complninnnt8 to be rs foflowsf In December.
1878. the arm Of Miller. Armour & Osgood, and
tho ilrm Of llrltton & 0uth, packers had claims
aggrcgat'ng 5000 against another firm Of
packers known as McCriss l. To!chon-
dorn for meats which they had sold
them. a batch Of attachment sllits were issued
bofore IIa,nes, md tho mcnt VIVA seizett Al 1t
WIS pcrishablo stutt. It was Immediately sold,
and some 81 $50 realizod. McCr!ss Reiohen-
dorn owed othor creditors considerable
amount OF money. and tho other creditors also
thon,, aud sorved iiaines as Krnisheo, clal,nins
TINT tho attachment s,lits already commenced
before him wore void hecauae tho demand had
oao q these s,itss, that Il . oGonneF y. MecrIss
Coart in January, Ism. and lritton g auth and
Miller armour osxood neaten; Az A. appsefl
Oh ont tho It'll ot siarch list, and did it ID sch IN
e sssSn e as S sssS
10 Miller, Armour & Osgooa and nritton & uuth,
who were qSse reay e Eet thsIs oeSk ,Ss
meantime Itafnos had COMO Wcst On the saMo
duy TINT tho Appellate Court rendered its de-
cision, ,tho!r attorney
wIsorE TIE Ex-3uBr1os,
formally demanding a return Of tho money.
ct'Yed s III qa anes s staios al % sSa IL
pnokIng firms hnvo not Ind thotr cla!m satisfied.
They think that thero is no prospect that the
, 1880-04-20
TIE DOCTORS.
TIE CHICAGO MEp1oAG soc1ET

held n regular moot,na yeatort]ny evening in tho
c,ub-rootn OF tho Grand paoi1o Hotel, Or. II, @.
I,oa,,o prusidlns, The attondnuco was large,
4'e9"o ptoo.s.Ho' -As .1w ~ =, W. ,s1a .ass'
and among those pfesent wore Ur. Il. WARMER
President Of tho STATIC board Or Henith; Dss.
I,clln. In. r. p. Cook and N, r. GALLUP, Mondotn.
i'll: John Iix9ius. Crown Point, Ind; ". Q,
Day, Greenfield Ill.,; II. Ireland. Columbla, Ind;
Cherokee IA,: and br. Glcnlenntng, Lin
yiile. ia,
Dre.. s. 9. Dc verncy and Sheldon werc olcoted
Dr. i. c. iIotz road q paper on tho "Oponing Of
M Abscess into tho EIturnnl Auditory Canal"
EI!on8y" both nf which eubIects wcrc dis
c,.ssctl Gy tho 1ncoting.
Dr r. t. IfnrntIl rcDDrtctl from tho Committee
to prcsout d Testimonial to Mr. John n Drnko
TINT go tnd boon sat nstdn to bo Invested In II
t,focc ff pnte 10 la suitubly inscribed and pre-
suntod t3 that RentjcIlnn.
The following rosoiutlon was then submitted
to tho n1cgtinH:
Resolrcd That tho names of tir,,RRtsta bo elm.