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By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK


Special Dspateh to The Chicago Ttibsne
NEW YORK, May 1.-The market opened with
considerable strength this morning, and it WIS
evident that the heavy operators were cndcay-
ortng to shake out the smaller beurs. There was
general rush to cover and for the time being
bull feeling, aided by anticipation of favor
able bunk statement Before this had appeared
however. the heury buyers of yesterday had fed
the market with stock enough to create con-
siderable decline. When the statement ap-
penred it WIS found to be very favorable.
gain Of 100000 In reserve, Notwithstanding
fire Increase In loans Of million and half.
This induced fresh bug ing, but within an hour
the gain was lost, and the list was on the down.
ward turn. From this OH to the close, there was
steady decline, and finally weak close. Money
has ceased to be a factor in the market, which
is evidently on the declining course, that will
continue for some time to come. Granger
stocks, 1t is predicted, will be lower next week.
and Of course the general list 1t is probable
the June interest on Erie seconds will he
promptly met
To the Heste.n Assocated Frsss.
NEW YORK. May l-Goyernments quiet and
steady.
Railroad bonds fairly active and Irregular.
State securities dull and nominal.
The stock market WIS strouG in the early deal
tngs. and prices advanced i to ~ per cent, the
latter in American District Telegraph. Spccula-
don. however, soon becamc weak and continued
80 until after the second Board, when the decline
ranged from Il 10 ~ per cent, cou shares eud-
Ing the downwaird movement. and Reading show
ing the greatest loss In the final dealings there
was recovery of Il to Il per cent in the general
list.
, 1880-05-02

IMPORTANT TO THE FAIR SEX

THE GREAT ENGLISH kEMEnY fr-os NV
ff2srnea, Painfnl Menstvuaton, liberation Ovarian
seases: H.ad -; ~ diseases known ns Female Weaknesa
pseu II England for Periodical and R1,u1S
y x11tng Y! I'll Sold By al Drugglss Frce
OF postage, securely sealed. - ' AAoo
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.
Mechanics Block. Detroit Mich.
wholesale Agents for the United States
tE Pamphlets sent free. ~
6o!d in Chicago by all DRUGGISTS
VAN SC1AACK. STEVENSON 4 co Apen+.
~ and ~ I4ake-3t. corner Denrhorn
, 1880-05-02

The following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans: increase, $l,55o, 100; specie: increase.
postts increase $3,6s5 500; circulation, increase,
$S,a ,aQQ; reserve, increase, S1,0S5,a25 The banks
, 1880-05-02

Use Hop Bitters once and you will use no
other medicine. Test it. '1~
, 1880-05-02

Nobody but g,lmp nerlects a cor,1h ,rona
tnstanter ~ aau Lax
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
, 1880-05-02

for the toilet nnd the bath use Gleun's Sulpbur
ooaP; IL purifics and beauties. Avoid roun-
, 1880-05-02
Leave | .ArnYA


Saturday. eoAoJ' e1ee9e
Coaches between Chica9o. Council Biufs nmshs =
Joseph Atchiaon Topeka, and kansas Ctr. throasS
without chnn2e- Parlor Cars, viii Fecltnnr Tk,.ea
between Chicago and Kansas City. q. q + O. ~ ~
tnR-Ca1s attached to all trims v oa%
ChfcAEU, Milwaukee d 9f. Fnuf Rn,%u..,
~Fan-Hantl1e" Depot corner Cjinton ~ rs.
- Ticket Qnces. 81 Clark-st, Falmsr i1s"ss 1cnss
Grand Pacific Hosel and at Depot ooas%
, 1880-05-02

Kansas City i Denver FAss Ex..
Ka4sas City Night Express. .... j.
r. Louts, SprtnEdeld l. Te1as...
mobtfe e New Orleans Express !.
e Louis, Springfield + Texas..-
Peoria Burlington / Fast EKprs.
d Keokuk {Expre8a =.
fek1n q Peoria Express. .........
Chicago d Paducnh K. r. Ex.
StrentOr, 1ac0n, Washtn9t'u Ex.
Joliet Il Dwight Accommodation.
, 1880-05-02


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DULUTH, AIinn. May 1.-The propeller Quebec OF
the saEnia Line arrived at this morning. being the
FIRST boat this eenson she reports no trouble with
With the propeller CITY Of Winnipeg. Tho propeers
Ontario and Winnipeg are expected tonight or To-
, 1880-05-02

An trains run Vta Milwaukee T1ckete for q P.s3
ena aianeaPoin are good either III MADISON III
Illinois Central Railroad.
Depot foot OF Lake st. md foot Of Twenry-sskas5A
Ticket Odce, III RaudoIph-st, mar f1arE Css11
Pacific Hotel. aud Palmer House '1@
The Iola register., 1880-11-19

a
James Allen and 'Davidsoa, murderers, wore
killed outright; another = said to have been
wounded, but. escaped With his comrades.
The posse continued tho pursuit and hoped
to capture fAe whole party. -.
JOHN DUrTeN was killed on his fsrm,
12 miles southeast Of Valparaiso, lnd., by .
neighboring farmer, Braipard Taft. They
had disagreed about the division OF corn in
Q field, which, Taft had rented Of Dutton,
and Taft found Dntton in the field gathering
the corn. After ordering him out, and being
refused, Taft fired at Dntton, killing him
instantly. Taft gave himself up to the ,au-
AT Winslow, Ind, DR.. y. T. Aust
killed his brother I'm law, James Humphrey.
Both were drunk at the time, but it is said
an old grudge existed.
WARREN SHEPARD, cOlored, was
hanged at Montgomery, Texas, on the 18th,
for the murder Of Levi Conner, also colored,
in 1878. - -
A GAS explosion occurred in the Ford
pit of the Albion Mine at Stellarton, Nova
Scotia, cutting off the escape of large mum.
Der of workmen. The number Of the dead
il thought to be A.
The Iola register., 1880-11-19
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

JUDGE DAVIS has rendered decision
in the Garfield Chinese letter case, holding
Philip for trial on two charges Of criminal
libel, the first for writing the letter in ques-
ion and forging Gen. Garfeld's name there.
to, the second for writing an editorial in
Truth headed "Lying and Sticking To 1t, !"
in which it is asserted that Gen. Garfield
lied when he denied the authorship OF the
letter. Judge Davis severely crlti-
cises Mr.. Hewitt's connection with the
letter. He says: "However much an equita-
BILE division may leave for others, upon Mr.
Hewitt must rest the larger share
Of the responsibility Of the first
publication Of the base and shameful
forgery, and his subsequent relations
to the forgery do not lift single shadow
from his conduct" In reply to this Mr..
Hewitt has published card charging that
Judge Davis has grossly distorted the evil
dence for the purpose OF maligning his char-
acter, and alleging that the Judges animad-
versions are q part of pre-arranged parti-
san plan to ipjure his good name and stand
ing in the community.
THE Bank Of Bergen County and the
Bergen County Savings Bank, allied institu-
tions, have been depleted Of large amount
of bonds, hypothecated by John Jacob Ber-
nv, Cashier of the former bank and Treasur-
er of the latser. Both concerns have closed
their doors and Berry is under arrest. The
amount Of his defalcation is not known, but
will probably reach $125, 200. Unfortunate
spoculations are said to be the cause OF Mr..
Berfy's downfall. '-.-''s''
THE recent mine disaster at Stellar
ton, Nova Scotia, turns out to be even worse
than was at first supposed, Not one Of the
forty-four men entombed alive has been
rescued, and additional explosions have oc-
CURED, indicating that the fire in the mine
is extending and will probably destroy the
entire workings of the pit, q serious calarn-
ity, as 500 men will be thrown out Of work,
probably for the whole winter. @f
Miss JENNIE SPENCER, young lady
of Burlington, Iowa, moving in the best so.
ciety, committed suicide on the 18th by hang.
ing. No cause assigned. ig
III. E. Posi-, Dem mocrat, has been
elected as Delegate 10 Congress from Wy
oming Territory.
COMPLETR official returns of the vote
! on; President in Missouri give the following
totals: Hancock, 2OS,589; Garfield. 15S,5S1i !
Weaver, 35, 1876 Total, 3e7,sl1. The vote in
1876 was: Tilden, 2o2 ,6s7; Hayes, IA, ,Sss;
Cooper, 3,49s-Total, 35O,5Sa. Hancock's
plurality, Il, ,0O2; Tilden's, S,2S9.
| THOMAS w. SOMERS committed sui.
eide in front Of his divorced wife's millinery
store in Cleveland, on the morning OF the
I4th. He had carried out his threat that II
his wife got divorce he would die on her
doorstep.
The Iola register., 1880-11-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

IA OO1OOA SACyS VVOASO AAOS AAoAAA
Bradford, Pa, horrible disaster occurred
on the night of the 10th, by which eight
lives were lost. In . boarding house were
a number of hands employed in saw-mill.
Four of them were in bed in the second
story, and number Of others were sitting
around the fire downstairs. The fire get
ting low, one of the men took dipper full
of kerosene from pail and threw it into the
stove. It at once ignited, and the flames
flashed up to the oil in the dipper, causing
the holder to throw it down In proximity to
the pailful of oil, to which it instantly COM
municated, causing an explosion and envel-
oping the place in flames. Four Of the men
were fatally burned and died soon after
ward; q fifth is not likely to recover. The
building burned to the ground and the re.
mains of the four men sleeping upstairs
were found in the ruins.
The town of Keatchie, in De Soto
Parish, La, was almost entirely demol-
ished by q tornado on the night of the 10th.
Among the buildings destroyed are the Bap-
tist Church and the Baptist Female College.
The principal personal casualties are: Prof.
Reynolds killed; the Rev. Mr.. Tucker badly
injured, also his son; Mrs. Fannie Thomas
badly hurt. Many others received minor
injuries.
WILLIE BURNS. aged six, and Char
ley Zelenka, about the same age, were killed
at Cleveland by the caving of sand-bank
beneath which they were playing.
DURING Republican celebration at
Safe Harbor, near Lancaster, Pa, small
cannon exploded, killing Joseph Taylor and
John Aument. Mrs. Thomas Crow, Mrs.
Ellmier and Elias Funk were seriously in
jured.
The propeller Zealand is supposed to
have been lost on Lake Ontario with all on
board, nine in number. Her Captain was
Edward Zealand. Of Hamilton, Ont.
Mr.. O'BRIEN and wife, living in the
suburbs of Syracuse, N. Y, were on the
night of the 11th attacked while in bed by q
burglar and their skulls crushed with ham,
mer. Mrs. O'Brien's injuries were consid-
cred mortal; he may recover. The burglar
rifled Mr.. O'Brien's pocket Of his wallet,
containing small sum of mon
ey. It is supposed that Mrs.
O'Brien was awakened by the move
ments of the robber in the room, and hence
the murderous onslaught. Fortunately the
murderer and an accomplice We're captured
within q few hours after the discovery of the
deed, and the evidence against them was SO
clear that they at once confessed the crime.
WILLIAM V. GROVER, aged so, OF
Red Bank, N. j., married Jemima Mack,
aged 13, last May. and the two went to live
at Eatontown. Growers abuse Of his young
wife made life unendurable, and she left
him. subsequently she returned to the
house to get her clothes, when Grover shot
her twice in the head, indicting fatal
wounds.
AT Las Vegas, Colo, the other night
three murderers, two train-robbers and 8
horse-thief escaped from Jail. A posse went
in pursuit and overlook and attacked them.
The Iola register., 1880-11-19
THE NEW CONGRESS-.

Az NEAR a. could be aseertained from the
election returns up to the 10th the Forty.
Seventh Congress will be made up - follows:
SENATK
(Republicans, in Roman, 81; Democrats In
nfIlicx 40: Gre0nbackera SMALL CAPITALIST
The Iola register., 1880-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

A VIENNA telegram of the 9th says:
An earthquake was felt to-day throughout
Southern Austria from Vienna to the
Adriatic and to the frontiers
of Bosnia. At Agramin, Crotia, the
shock was so violent that every house in
town was injured. Several persons were kill
ed and thirty. injured. Many buildings will
have to be pulled down. A large number OF
inhabitants fed to the fields.
THREE thousand Jews have left Rou-
mania for America, via Bremen. @r
BALL1NRoBE is at present the central
point of interest in Ireland in connection
with the land disturbances. Mr.. Boycott,
Lord Erne's agent, has been unable to har-
vest his crops on account Of the local peas
antry refusing to work for him. The North
ern Orangemen thereupon determined to
send force of laborers to help him out, and
the prospects of collision are so great that
the Government has dispatched some 400
troops to the scene to preserve the peace.
ALL the Nihilists tried for being i'm
plicated in the plots against the life of the
Gear have been found guilty. Five were
sentenced to death and eleven to hard labor
in the mines, the terms ranging from life to
fifty years. Three women were sentenced to
fifteen years. penal servitude. The Court
announced that it would intercede for nit
igation of the sentences in the cases Of the
women and in the case Of one man condemned
to the mines.
The Orangemen composing the Boy
colt relief were guarded on their journey
by 150 infantry and squadron of hussars. At
Dublin and all along the way from Claremor-
ris to Balllnrobe they were jeered at and
hissed, but no actual violence occur
red. Over 1000 troops are now in
the West of Ireland. The Channel
feet has arrived at Queenstown. It
is reported that land agent named Wheel
er has been shot and killed near OOla, Coun.
ty Limerick. Michael Davitt, the Irish agi-
tator, who sailed from New York on the
steamer Batavia, is to be arrested by the
Government ON his arrival at Queenstown
for alleged violation of his ticket et-of-leave. :
The Iola register., 1880-11-19


bsfore its publication in lTtutA, and that no
member Of the Committee saw said letter
prior to is publication or was in
any way concerned therein. That
subsequent to It's publication and after in
spection of the original, being generally sat.
isfied that it was In Gen. Garfield's hand
writing, the Committee ordered from Truth
q number of electrotype fac-similes
of said letter, and, no authoritative
denial of its genuineness having yet been
made, such electrotype plates were sent out
for publication. That their only connection
with the Philip trial has been to pay the ex-
pepses of two witnesses who were al
legged to be able to establish the identity
of Morey and the existence Of the letter,
and that II the letter has been forged or any
fraud committed In reference thereto, or
any false evidence been given, it has been
done without the knowledge, consent or
privity Of the Committee, or any member
thereof. ssflfp
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
THE Arkansas Division of the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad is COM
pleted to Seligman, 35 miles south of Pierce
City, No., and within 10 miles of Eureka
Springs, Ark.
THE Mississippi Valley States Com
mission, at its recent session in St. Louis,
adopted report suggesting to Congress
speedy and enlarged appropriations for the
use of snag and dredge-boats and for an in
creased number of lights on all the Western
rivers. The Commission also recommended
the following specific appropriations:
For the improvement Of the Upper
Missouri, 100000; Yellowstone, $4,000;
dam in the Allegheny River at
Herr's Island, near Pittsburgh, 500, 600;
wing dams and cleaning channel Of
Allegheny River above Pittsburgh, $4,000;
Davis Island dam, near Pittsburgh, $780,
900; additional for finishing dam in the
Upper Monongahela River, $4,000. A
resolution was also adopted that, in
view of the fact that no specific ap-
plications have been made to the Com
mission with reference to the improve
ment of the Lower Missouri, the Mis-
sissippi from the Ohio River downward, the
Ohio from Davis Island dam to Cairo, that
the Executive Committee be directed to cor
respond with the engineers in charge OF the
improvement of Western rivers and secure
copies of their estimates, and embody in
memorial to Congress whatever recommend
ations the Committee may deem ad-
visable in reference thereto. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Eugene Underwood, Louisville, KY; Vice.
President, John Hogan, st. Louis; Secreta-
ry, P. B. Walker, Minnesota; Treasurer,
Web. M. Samuel, St. Louis; Executive Com
mittee, John Hogan, Web. NJ. Samuel, and
John A. Scudder, Missouri; John Phelps,
Louisiana; C. w. Batchelder, Pennsylvania
The Memphis Cotton Exchanges
crop report for October shows generally un-
favorable weather, owing to excessive rains;
picking progressing favorably; yield some
what less than last year.
The Iola register., 1880-11-19
The Counterfeit Bonds.

The following has been issued from tho
Treasury Department.:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. !, 1880. {
The following information concerning the
counterfeit 1000 coupon bonds, acts of July
Il and August 5, 1851, has been furnished by
the experts Of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Of this Department, and is published
for the information and guidance Of al con-
cerned:
, 1880-12-28
RELIEF AND AID.

Tho Chicago llclof and Aid socloty has pro-
suNtctl It's twcnty-thlrd nnnl,Rl report to tho
Council, covering tho yenr cntang Got. 81, lBao'
After giving II brief history Of tho organization
aud detailing tho increase in Its scopc, cnused
by tho 1ro OF 1871, tho report stascs that during
tho lust nine years over 5000 applications for
relief hnv0 Icon fled III tho records Of tho So
cicty, together with full particulars Of each caso.
Much OF tho work Of thu Society, ca.'1.ot bo
given In .ilYurGs, as It covers wide r.lnso OF
service and benefits peon'o In maMy ways other
,tse' 1H'se upoa SI'p1 appleants for rsIof Is Sao
illus ;S on tic strees Or ii Residences IN TIC r.
port tho term "pour" IL limited TO !hoso who
mike tho best efforts to support tllensulyys,
out nssfstnnce 4 great daal Ut tho charitable
wnrk has boon dono through tho medium ct
'o rnIo has Seo ahcrs to Sy whieh altl is refused
Ses SS'f ao Hnshs ss o'sf ss AZ viii ii S rensr
ursai. utS'nt mi oyen tnet, is sIvea oily
two ycars The calls upoti tho Society hNyo falien
Q[f, nd tturu IL no rt1son to anticipate an IN
the sonera hea'i t u tic sity was aevcr Sotter.
sasss M II ne 81 sss s tSs S sscay NV
II uppcara that i, lsG families and lS71t chliIeA
Va VERY nsslstc4 tnsnF The yoar;; &, oe nc lamlss
scnnd.nnvtn,ls 800 English, l1 Scotch e. French,
and ~ oII dawn tho itSt Of nauona!iles. tho ita-
3na . hxnS ny vo ho % pss rs SeSs
having hee;i nI!!ei: Tho ioti.l number a!:d was,
17,41n OF tho j. III tanl!l!es nssiated, 1850 had
siiea lit onco, saa oniy liIty,sx %era siae;i IS
woro Issue! for :ssJ 4ays' Mar.l and oaKn9a, 9 va
ptal rel,nrt shows thlrly-tve patients ~ TIC
various hospitals ul,dor tue, ,cart oi tho soole1y
ut thu dnto of tho lust report; 20 whn wero I'd,
tntftul tkllrInH tho ycr: s5t tt[ectlNrGGtl: lsll
, 1880-12-28
Il Literary Question.

Dtu0ktpn Ed1lt.
the city editor, hu onterou tho looNl toon atli
fon TWO '. ro'pE cses ens tsF o
!" liz aiys tny recount Of tho funcrul yestertlay
silmSins e II ;1s test; q "iss twice rs good rs hs
asTist,t oithor," obJootcd tbs other, II Gun
write MI arollnd him with nno hand and lick him
With tle nther. Look ut hls funeral business; he
1o0kctl rs i,ntural rs ko whtlo tho organ strains
b!cnllei1 with T. hno cross md anchor nt tubo
roses rresen.eH to tne by bis partners
"Wcii, WASN'T lii: demanded tho funeral ro-
porter. "sce how ho puts up i1is irc; Engine
S S 1 o aa ss
suvngoiy rs tho crystal drOps foil thick and swift
IN bis rcd md yellow hide, At ths ]il1,cture
of Ma the ,nosister wouitl h,.vo stritiei trough
tl.e CITY; leaving burning pathway OF widows
"so l,o wO.itd," proclaimed tho tlro reporter
.WUn anrrlved ha la Tho bu!Re. hut tlook Mt this
for u funeral not!ce: Ihttn0nrHcrn Wcrt Sctlet.
s ot kSo " to 1S inSr 9t fsSs gSa !H
wlis caluillitu to csE,nfort those who were woary
aaa heavy 9e1 Of Mhlsh tof Mcre sf al
urs.' That's whnt csll!ed sIt,sh.",
"Whnt dues ho know ntont writlng7" 9ona!1tl-
minute: .Tho iiatnps burst out ot a common
T' s s w Sf y H1 e aS,Ss 1sa4 ,o M ~ a; na
ahriokink with lontlisi, delight, towartl tho res-
Sr E 1s c.akn q y ny o es q a ear%so
lStS @ a, ;&sseaslSs, S, 0af6or ea'ab'lsanant hollow.
"Ccrtulnlyl :" "defonacd tho author. "That'a q
whit thoy Did, md wroto up tho faotH. TAik
nboat wri.ingl Look Ht this: 'Tho rcsIoo!M II IN
u,1uruY t8p1lyEI by tho tuOr1sGr III tHUtr CtltlrtH
, 1880-12-28

intcndcnt william Pickett and his t!ntiHhter.
Among the tcachcrs nrc Mtss fiekett; Mrs; y. \;
IT, Watrs. r Inc ,chooi '; VA. or orrnnsc IL"
md hnlf yenrs nRu with eight schOla-s, md
now has MI nyoraRc nttentance ut tTcnty'hsc.
Tn. following ..ntiabte Ro9ds were receixc. ~
c%scs @ cIncksry: NcNc!Iis s tampbol,, = ea:cs
!sry-goo.!s: Manscy Walker. i.an G'si,cl; u 1ar. +
iiay1e o. q ca.rs e i, WHISKY; ,, " +
iiotft,n1t. / casa cIRars; Lyon s 1ienly: y caacs
musical Instruments: Julius l,aiirr = Co, .
Lcght, i cascs statrs md nlatnsier; HuraEnc.
Wnrnor & To-, no cA:cs mustard: llrn,!shaw y
W%t pnrr'? 81 fnsTfG GnrTes upSe eo
i {. H. Tinker. saK sncks snlt, ortior Of T. st. Sin.
S" pnaErss -; sapSssMs'e nn' So, cfs
esi dies t'sh. co!s;oifohs. Gt'!I:; Id S:sa,
riiE MAslronA WAVE.
why one nat, siiiaiI reinark 10 Ills neIshlor ti,st
It wAs cn!h. Everybody knew It, and yet every
y ec1,n @ + toa md f.'v tS sensfs c1u run hi Of ss sS;
i"S so,"e seeSsal es1 Gs Gr1cn chanso was asnat
II 1T. . ssso 81 q G "SsT Sn sSanses
eseos es o,o scei eas Ill., q Itio sfcr % u acosk
1'sHu maincd % ai'out I'll as before. Escn rs Into ~
: o'clock tho mir wns tntkt the snow m.i'y, and and
tho sreots tus. tri!'p slMsly IT. ySsite,ray
unanimous feeEtns tbat there hnl hce, i cl,anHc,
md II worry tlociled one. too. .Thorr were wo1l-
ersS Kssrnt ernWling R"Wn Into liz eh:
OF ones oycrcoat cnar. mn fnclinntlon Z"
carry ones hniit's IN oncs rockets. lt,a ySart,.
noon it icii still owcr, 4 soeloek vi; degrees
wan seeySoy 2 Il arce tH L ca " O.
fur comfort, and expressed himself as opposc'l
, 1880-12-28
CITY-IIALL.

THERE nro four cnscs of tliphthcra reported
to tho Ncnih O,ilcc from Isl West Adams street.
TIE Health Department condemned 1850
puuuls Of meat Inst week, abntcI .o6 nuisaNpcH,
ard served 100 notices.
a CASE of smallpox WAS reported from o.
wost Washington street yesterday. Tho patient
was scnt TO tho pcst-iiouso.
AT tho session Of tho Judiciary Commit &c,
this afternoon, tho matter Of underground tclc-
graph wires will bo discussed, md also whethor
It Is desirable to prepare an ordinance look
near future III Chicago.
T,lEuE wcro 100 dcaths in tho city Inst week,
ngRAnst 1H tho wcrk prccoding. There we're "
previous week. -Four deaths resulted fruin
sp1x for fr Sa sa;hs f na ar oe
tho previous week wgro but two.
sgyES cascs Of acarlet-feyct wcro reported at
tho Health oes SSstGray as folIo%a: eva M:
in tic rcar Of tho northwest corner Of Thirty
Hixth and State strccts. Also two cMscs Of Bcar-
latina md six caaos Of dtphthern.
Jusr now tho uf1Ieers Of tho various city do
o essia,es FOR "4s'i rt,ia tic Ctys
for thq ensuing year Iho Srpro@psdAtsons @ 70 no
nents viii bo rclniA tho coming year, ual inatly
streets improved for tho first ttt,o.
TttE Atnyor, Commissioner Waller, and Super.
intetidunt ftnines, Of the Chicago City Hallway
Cu,nnnny, held II conference yestcrdny Il, regard
| to running tho ours un tho BOnth Slide OIL tho
eyltcas c6Mln system. Mr.. Holmes Is nnxltls to
try tho sctlr.ll1 nl Stnte street, aud tho Mayor
| mid SIR. Waller improve OF tt. and An ordl1lnnco
| Will b1 presented granting tho Company tho
| necessary authority.
THE to.al amount Of pcr cent rofundIn9
| bonds disposed Of hy CO3ltroior Gurtlry Inst
"Wednesday to et1zehs Of Chicago WIS ssf3 90.
III rcnlylnR to II remittance to tho Asnerlc1n En-
| cliAngo Nntfunal !,nnk for tho payment Of jim.
uRry coupons, President UcUrtg1 =. Coo md
Cashier d. Clark tnke nccnsi1n to say III teg,lrtl
| to Chlcng0 credit: 'Acccpt my cordial c0n-
| ErntnLntions upon tho high appreciation In
which ynur city tulnda nro tvld. II Is RrattfylnR
tu pcrccfyu thu yalt!e of past experience III Kiv-
! Ing renewed confidence Ia YOUR credit Mt home
uni nGroaI.. Nothing could 10 bettor In public
cAtmatlon."
SUPERINTENDENT 3fcGAH1aLE Is worry busy
tust now With h|s sceretary. Austin Doyle, Eot-
ycAr. There will ho Il new fcnturo III tho eatl.
viii be nskcu fnr increasing tho pollco patrol,
now Ao successfully working III tho Iwclftt
Street District. ThorG will he money nskcl tol
horses, wagons, harms, electrical apparatus
erection af telegraph lines, purGhaBe bf l0ta lu
burn rt,)1n, etc. How much will hu asked fol
this purpose Inns not yet bccn dcCitfUd IN. Thcri
will 10 t'ily Il few cxtrn men asked fnr,-sntl
cicnt to run tho additional patrol wagons. Tht
increasing Ht tho telephone and signal systol5
Will bD equivalent TO raising tho police forco Il
1.NHI UuCf1.