, 1881-04-24

IS already held by the Board, was discussed. and
u "as hoped thnt arrangements could be nude
5y which the Noard could get possession Of it
tno haN havc 4 contingent lease, and are not
ready to. give 1t up.t>'
THE Hon. Jeremiah Curtin, of Milwaukee,
WHO resided in Russia for many yenrs, and wbt,
hamlet and city, socially and politically. will
soon lecture upon the subject at the solicitation
nf humber Of gentlemen prominent In literary,
legal and other circles. An Intimate knowl-
edge OF the languages Of the great Empire OF
tho Car has enabled Mr+ Curtin to gather i1-
formation that should make him competent to
speak 1nteiligently Of the portentious Russian
question.
The Scandtnavtans Of this city have perfected
tho organization Of an Em.rant Aid Assoca-
ton: With the following ollicers: President, Q.
L. StAnEelAnh: Secretaries, II. Schru and q.
Rosler; Treasurer. Adolph Nelson. 4 commit
tie OF ten has been appointed for the purpose Of
friends. It is hdpei that Scandtnavians viii SEQ sec
tho necessity Of doing ali they can to sustain tho
movement. a meeting of. the Society will be
held Tuesday evening, In the basement Of Beth
streets.
GEORGE SCuMOL1., a snloonkeeper at ZIG North
avenue. was arrested last Nonslay on the COM
plnisr Uf Er. c. II. Alhcnson, ngent Of the North
Side CltIzen's League on rwo cnurges.-scling
liquor to minors and allowing minors to play
pool IN his SALOON. Immediately after the ar
sltoon- fixtures, and is now converting the
saloon into Il furniture store. The case cn1nc
W fur trial yesterday morning at the North
mercy, aad wis discharged on the recommended
tion OF the complainant
JAMES BAXTER, young man who has
been visiting the iamiy Of d. G. brown:
IL, upon Which day be cainc Into the
city to attend tho theatre. He WIS supposed to
he Il little :. non conpos.' owing to II recent fall
lie is n years Of age. about five feet In hight,
and has light hAir aud 4 very light lnustache.
HIS front teeth have been filed with go!4:
suit, md. q black hal. His mother. who lives In
Boston, has been notified Of his disappearance.
and has answered that the missing man WAS not
TT home
An appeal was made to some of the churches
In this city few weeks ago III behalf OF the ncs-
tltutc Indians In the vicinity OF the Olnnha MIS-
Sion; q quantity ct ciotnnE was Sent: nts Tue
or money to purchase It. must By supplied. or
starvation to some is inevitable. These Indians
severity Ut the winter have reduced them to ex-
trcrntties- Dollutions Of grain and other sup
plies and Of money, will be received and faith
OF the Government School, II. W. Portch,
Ou1aha Agency, Nebraska
\ MEETING wis held at the Sherman House
last evening Of IL number OF milk1nen who nre
protesting against the law which requires lhetn
10 take OUT pcddiers licenses The session WIS
informal anu nothing WAS done TO change tho
present aspect of affairs. There were hoout
twenty-five present, and they decided to stand
l,y the test cusc ulrcaly mad: by Mr. J. Bartcc,
which is now before the Supreme Court the city
having been beaten in tho lower courts The
milk men claim that the city has been granted
no power from tha State to license regular milk
businesses. They have agreed to jointly light the
matter md viii N no case submit t to t the i'm im
position Of the license, although all have been
notified that they must pay up.
THE following wholesale dealers in boots and
shoes have agreed to close their stores at !
O'Clock y. m. Saturdays from May l to Aug. l.,
DcEsett, 6asssft; Hills Ss'2 ss5was :,Ss e. G.
sctnadig, Foreman s. Crotoot, Steele s Hink-
,leAaley. Dyke 1 Co., Rosenthal Bros,
hue T. g. teoR teoRa<! ssxss Go hrooEs sto,,
G. i. Kat]I;n 4 60, G. +. Holmes s. Co.,
Phelps. Dotire 4 Palmer, Moss Goldsa,ih : Co.
T. j. shay l. Co.. &. 5. Richardson s. Co.
MIR. JoHS Lucas, Coroner of Il county in Wts. :
consin. tclegraphed yesterday TO the Chief of
Police here that dend man.. with gray hair a11u
a full gray beard, had been found Mt Truesdeii,
ws r. and that fro lape9S fpma % OF y psf
West Madison street Fron 1;iu!rls:s maae .1s y
TRIBUNE reporter, It was }earnod that 1T: NJ,
nysterlous.y disappeared fro1u home last
Thursday The 1neaEre description furnished
by the Coroner and the papers Atorcs;ad Ieau 10
uete - uitG atu ~ ~ " hnsnoeemo:.er and Iisan-
n, W." -. qon, h,s sbnr Tt,lrsdnv n fternoon in q
t;., Iai II: frinnt,s RI believe his mind
u!a.,.iG. % a" n4eo ~" D'0 AA1-'14' ~ :.
unsouoo"
SOME inquistiye boys who we're playing res.
tcSday afternoon around the hnrn 1T the rear ot
No. :si North Ashland avenue nltlue Will WIS 10
them an astounding discovery. Ihey 1onnd IN a
box the baru floor quantity OF nuthan
bones. The police we're fmmeiilntGty hotl'eo.
Officers Wilson and JiekinE, OF tho West LAKE
Street Statlon, investigated tue matter, ana re-
ported that tho oss!fcTous collection wnS the
property OF ". G: Clark, student at nnsn
Medical College The young man says tnat nc
became possessed Of the bones IN reg.
1.1ur and legitimate way, anu mat
he Ind lutcndeu 70 sup tAeAl ueat :
sloutt l1 - fS .,.7 nor a,a, stni.. nn,.
tn ta.. t,n. ,a an,i,tad and ynt the Coroner viii
~. sne ~ oetn ~, ,naa 49, tho 90 r,Iaat onoorrun;tv
s1I oI luo ooitcs az 'Ao eaAAess oreo
THE Street Railway officials were very nuch
surprised ut the provision In the revised or
dnnnces In regard to the stopping Of cars at
either crossing and between streets. President
Turner OF the North Side Road said YESTERDAY
that the ordinance would OF cuulse be lived up
tn BY the Company, but as the tine ou all the!r
lines would be lenstheneti by FROM ten to
twenty minutes he anticipated considerable
growing on the part OF passengers.
The ordinance does noe take eject
until May ], and when It IS seen
how risky getting Oft cars between street cross