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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

pa e Zoe hlr n the ~ooiIecI ners
30 ksps ossry s.ill tAss tSs chiaar~n
,hoaxht be mas; have gee TO s~Sp
Al =. oacs . bsod salAss wS hcarA
A seariai storm srs.e n hc~,oa bsf.
Ani the hoa; as upseI H ~As az
TIA; TAT ki;t~s fSirs. sho ksi tsme~i
from The table into he niAk-Fsa
What "a upruar' Tkr lois bal 10
lsfe~-pcu.Srsers ba: Dhk zaa FaaHF
ayaEsly dragged th~rn iron The ~sisr.
As for Pa1S-. the eAiLarra $40 iAe stsf
Of her tail EusnS do-a Stars sta .
s:rrzsn lke : sinai Charles River drip
psns OF bshni ioH psAs beng
hoilow. oozId cozi asi be s9asassi "a
io1i - eve ~hea he "a pnlsSi oaL
but. sf;er all pcs Dol AktSri ~As
drowaei Her nke eleaa cioshrs w~rc
soaked. and hcE Osely hair AL czaao
cut of sui
Nos" said f.nny. "-c ma.i tAkr
Dol Nsi-v; "a the kiteh~s IRE AnA
dry her. oE she never VA b. - 10
come - The Pienic"
Oh no" replied ID "Sars
drowned shes deaf AsA n = hair
psn- hut I've heard tsclc Joan tel
that they rcll irOsnei folk. "a tar
rel. and then blow en- uP ThM ras
ucakss en
(Unclc Joha said rrsus i,alc. bat LAS
~. too bouncing \ wcri fog hiie
DIckD
"Rusiisakc. en-" assci isnas-
"Yes. that What tEcle Joha called
IL. Let's usicake Doi Mrigci that
way. Hold On till | -; n barrel b.;
all be ooald hnI ~as 4 large SOD
Then aiteg Doll Midgcis druss was
taken OF. she sas rolled pck rolled
her so harI that Aug .strs split open
Next hr put The nose Of the bellows IL
tween her ubs. iDT hc said that her
mouth sas no BIZ enough. 1ben be
bleS ju-t - hard ss he cOuld The
first ih.ng Fanny Anew. a pua II saw
dust few out OF Doll Mtdge,'s side int
her ewes She threw her apron over
her heal and began Ia cry. Dick Kept
shouting. shes ~ruslscakcd' shes
m.ii ,akcd"' But poor Fanny Only
cried the harder. NJ DiCk proposed To
wake up the fairy godmuther. snd cat
the picnic. At this Fanny dried her
ewes They crcpt up softly Ia the
wood-boN. There lay BABY Ben fast
asleep. sure enough. There were
crumbs Of spic. cake and Jam tart on
his iroc&. and n bt Of Jam ON the end
Of bis nose. The lunch wa AL gone
"Oh. YOU rogue cried Fanny,
Ben opened AIS blue eyes and looked
SO cunning hat both the children
laughed and forgayc him at once Thea
they agreed TAI put OF the rest OF the
picnic till the next day.-ioslA's Coma
pIulOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

All fruit and vegetables do not re-
quire the same degree of heat, or the
same continued application o; heat.
Fruits of delicate texture, such as the
strawberry, raspberry, blackberry,
brought quite to the boiling point;
while apples. pears, ounce and peach
may be boiled, but not so rapidly as to
soften or macerate them. The best way
to can fruit is to have it quite ripe;
then pack firmly in cans. adding water
according to the dryness or juicy char
acter OF the fruit. After this seal the
can, leaving a vent for the ESCAPE of the
gas. Then place the cans in . larger
vessel containing cold water and bring
this to a 6oil. For berries boil five
minutes, then stand to cool thirty min
uteS. For other fruits, boil from ten to
twenty minutes, then stand to cool
forty minutes. The object in allowing
them to cool is to give time for the
gases to escape through the vent before
finally sealing. Strawberries and cher
ries should be kept from the light to
preserve their color. This may be
done by wrapping them in dark-col-
ored paper and keeping them in = cool
place.
For green corn. peas and beans, if
canned in that way they need to boil
five or six hours hard. then cool forty
minutes. But the best way to can corn
is to cut the corn from the cob when it
is in nice order for roasting ears. Put
it on and cook three quarters of an hour.
OF until it is done; put in salt enough
for taste and stir it through; this helps
to keep it. Then if you use glass jars.
fill them full of the boiling corn. put on
the tops, and l thiuk you viii have nice
corn the coming winter.
To fill glass jars without breaking
them. l wiring . towel out of cold
water, set the jar on 8 part Of the cloth.
and then wrap the rest around the jar;
| have never broken one vet. This is,
of course, less work, and l prefer it for
corn.
If wishes to cook fruit before
putting it in cans, add what sugar win
suit the taste, then boil five minutes.
and while boiling fill the jar quite full
and cover quickly. Glass Jars are the
best for this use, as the tops are SO
easily adjusted.-C0r Germantoscn
Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

IA e~frzsfsr cfss
so As 30 ssas4szcx b 4s-r~.s
a~srAss~csurw. par~s . $50 sr
ay~ser .sca< tse exses 81 6sas@ &c
r.<xs Auu- s-A sss~~qvs.s fssd
,Asi sAs ed wAsrs sAruAt ssrv ses=ts
S.r -ss n rv<Ssy he sssg. ssstAAs
~..sr .csA sos rza sp sAl r6 ass
eossry 80 s~saAaxTN~aas - "A T~szaa
asa he "a t<l1y. onxssxsss hn< sEt
1e~psy In SC ssuTf ~ v@@iy ~ aas
dss. raAIy - eams - s& eonsassss
tkAs he a-s cay 10 Cs~rvoDs tas ss-
esisy wuzA hs a. frasgss ~ sss-Ta
alag frcm ne sss oftAe h1ss ~ vsEA
Ia ctsT "a. 80 90. ast sAsa r<~
ia. sod a no A1- ~ a~s>Es - EsA
srvw he TuszA 80 fss a. Ms -s,<s
wNs csecx~ucSi. 80 saafssy s~z&sfsca~
~! ha Tie o.psr q ~ 1879 Gs~-
mes, "a, "a. - crasAisnAA sspSas~
Ana -anes 81 he o~Gs< n Ia psTf
eFArkius aaa The aosg, pPFsHgtzx II -
saiAsos - they ~oaa % sAsI
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
MARGERY DAK

I'm In love. but I've never told her.
Never told the maiden Z love:
ne IN the long green grass and behold her.
as she swings all day I'm the d suRhs aipya
I'm student with tol o'erisden.
ana student ever should books prefer.
b,It she such a darling. dainty maiden,
NY thoughts go swinging away with ter.
Fee saw.
Margery Dawl
Up III apple tree Margcry swings;
And j. Tying under,
watch her, and wonder
"nht Il the diffy that Msrycry sings.
And she goes swinging. aud I 90 shaving.
Turning the leaves of a musty tt,ok,
h.t surely mat was her white hand waving,
Ana surely that was my dariing's look.
n perfect fortress of book. I sit in.
Ethics. economy, politics. law.
hut all the pages ! vow were written
10y that little philosopher, Maagery Daw.
Sec sawi
Margery Daw!
IN IN tho apple tree Margery swings:
Aud !, lying under.
Watch her and wonder
what is the ditty that Margery sings.
The light Is fading, the dag grown older.
ana now the wcsterinR sun Is gone,
Ana Margcry, 1 no more behold her;
IN the deep co u grass I lie alone.
for she was "A sunbeam only,
ANA J wa "A fool for all my pains,
lonely,
Back comes Margery, back again.
See saw!
Margcry Daw!
Up In the apple tree Marycry swings;
For "Iife's q dream,
And l yves n shadow"
ANA that Is the ditty that Margery sings.
r. t. edubeTip, di Temple Bar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

81 rT'g,EF ! usNsT Wa 50 iaaurgs-ri so
nv its ~itt the Z sitshu~s, ~ dirs. o.
dsiutsd The t-osrJef o. hts i-attsds, a. o
coupe - Ntf gel Nu}sscTs sustsfAsd Ia hts
raut piAts. d. Mt uu.iyIstsni tou,
sis. .br added hAusht.is, WEI. -
sNplalJrt, thrsr tao posi- creature ma-
douh;siiy supposed thaiths stuT sas THEA
eauught0 hoai 'sm."
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
D-fk "a u-@@

Qassv hsi 10 10 e--s 'AzhF S~ssSsss
r. Ihe sast4 - ~fagutAtr ne @ss2s. Fssftfr
The bsasL reassr 80 iwaass al bGs-@s-
nrs.. AL dE~sftsa al ta2r - - -a~s
stssmf T-fih All ssa-F urzp@s ats ss.
sweg. iior BlIsr- S~as pare. s~f!s9 ssd
hafusiess. ~se zaltAVf salE4a Tea
fNA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
tr- Ye.r, wa a. lac ~

A fsu yess, ~s a. az as
connscnrcl N jos~- tsausy. Iv~a
over -srse calves The cAaS so S~d
several ua3ss ksd has bxss irN"shag
about frUm ona csssniy 50 Aa~sA<r, asia.
al psesen, u - in Tho lfssssscs 'ogr 4
BlAckkask Coasiy A ts- Says 49,
The c,.is ~erv fs&~i uF, Aea aksy
amounted tS 3 So IS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

The Chicago INFER OCEAN says that
"some brands Of lager beer are favor
ed with glucose. rosIn. bad malt. cigar
stubs and 0cculus indicus." This looks
as If the brewers were trying to COM
pete with mineral waters in taste. -Ol
Cdy Derrick
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
Ten sAs Sta

TAou.ands .. I've. are destroyed ~ il'-
ease. a. th~ ktiarss Ani tlfSf. kA1oss 80
~eula save th~ru. TEL TIE ssrk - a.. sni
taal u I. sas safe b. al druggist. IN sstAss
dry 90 liquid ,ufmL. LszA- 4t@@
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
uie. asa - .s~sit~~a

A MAN never lnoss What plu~s l. usta
he cotne. 10 pep The aursstoa % BET fsibsF.
That 10, we've aexn tuiI 40 E44ss FssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

AIE,FN background. two noble TREE. ,
hammock swloEiH beneath. zai -he Ca
whom sour heart - ENvi Asht -wiHs4t ia
the same, J. = tssf rFrtiN PtgtutFr Hhc
man. ,ru pretty. aHd 80 doHt blame ecu
foT being sttlartvd by . masusi - sn'h
~Nundrtu. power. Hat Cun.tisr ~ soar
tacaus vii csaile YOU Co Keep tht Itefurs
al your days, - Nhsih'f "A ~ ruasiuE limo
u viii n"t bs -uPpisHtsd - q shuetaa - .
WORKOUT. faded UomaH q, tuE ~d7u-tut's
oNvf = hot nTr ~ iEr middle II . bet .iu. sftsr
dav. Ikr two pictures are intinAtss ~
nyctei -.Nor he 90 Gegsk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

JouNTs ,ays that, after tFlinE f"J tssFs
60 Photograph he ztii uE~H - heart. al he
cot from be- iu Tbs yus 49,. . usFaiBts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

In ark'e4 9Th SnFc FeA us- ~ fsaAr
n.omtson'sFy Eve waist prug.tsis sshh -
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

lS hor "Klazs "a kAts kssp. .hssss free
frum sIea ~bci.AasA fossass atS mics A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

RnnbtNa'sk H. l. rfvsiisi 10
spe-sly hcslins qualities Prise -
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

Bon iNDGI~nII ~. that the state Frs
on l. fati 81 ''oGiy cht drCn"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

AIrHu~-l tshR. referring "a food adult
in France. Onc. said III I
poison M, grocer ! shall be sent Ia the peHi-
ien,iary. but u be poi,ons mc hs gsis "a
" nth ~Iu nue.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

4 NAN uu.i he mighty hari uP eho
would climb Mount Usbc foF accent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

"LoOk here. iucio Moe, you ousht 20
shoot lat dos. lie b. gsiue ter hsb hvdr'-
phDbia, sure, -.ii Jun Webster. msia
ho-r, roncs hat alarmed. s-sva wtat were
the symptoms. "lio ab sissHi 9" iuuk
wafer. Dat am . cst'aiu -ign. &C. az.
fool nicGct' You hsint drunk Ne water
yersrf sn De Ia.t ten ,csI.. sni VOC hAint
bin nobody Set. Doe - want mr o. taAr q
gun and shoot bofr ~ 80 hsts-c ysT dpnt
trial water. '-ITas S,ft@g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

No ROOM was ever made large eneu-i .
hold luih a Fat man and a masguii".
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

cry crlch-
rk andthe
!, but we
md it was
well away
behind us
street and
Id hill be-
|ennie to
out of
ktaclei in
hder us.
6f some
and our
could
&he heap
IN to rise
>ne side,
snort of
Der Nc
u across
he road.
De warm
inst her.
4y wits I
4ak, hys-
sob. and
laughter.
Anne and
trised to
IN. Half
! thathad
fpped of
II could
| the path
eaving to
U.s. crying
Fere hurt
II l said.
Ks will be
feet upon
anybody
She made
III and to
old of her
,ooner did
than she
pain, and
the same
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

ana had turned otk\Ae main sire
were halfway down econd b
yond. l was goingksk lenl
stop running, for [ was gettt ,
breath, when. suddenly, some Ft,
the path struck our feet frort< nd
We fell headlong over q maslbf
thing hairy. soft and warns an
heads and hands were throN 81
against the gravel beyond. Ce
not recover our senses befor0 he
over which we had fallen BE- ,
under us. I was rolled I'd |ne
Jennie to the other. and witt sn
dismay and displeasure. ter
Creery's COW switched her
my face and galioped OF int he
She had been living acr1sss be
gravel and we had run full q 6ns
When l began to recovers "
heard Jennie laughing in q LAX
terical way; then she began sol
then to half shrek again Wis au,
! slowly picked myself up, Inn
bruised. and very much 81 fris
find that no bones we're bfJ IN.
tho plated 6ounce of my dr. tn
got over the cows horn va fpp
and dangling under my fee I
dimly zee Jennie sitting d tn,
where the COW had left hef. cav
and fro. her fsce in her h Is, Z
and laughing both at once
went to her asking Il a kere
"Can't you get up. de- 1
"Juss Try and 80 The Is "
coming along pretty soon
thought I alresdy hees1 feet
the path. and I did not ~ an.
TO go jennie quite ike tbs She
agreat effort 70 control b IL a
goe upon her feek ltook old
% txy md help her. Butsr soon
Bhe attempt to raiee hers IN:
fsll baek with . little CRY pain
than began 70 h1eA agaih the
dtGfyonBzul UnnHe1.
, 1881-03-29
INhlICIlRA1.

Tho handsome store of Morgentla,l Bros
& Co., VI, tho northeast corner ot State md
Monroe streets, was crowded. NIL tlay ycstcr-
day with delighted purchasers, the occasion
being tho inaugural oponlng-day Of the new
firm. The goods were displayed III marvel
otis profuslon, and embraced laccs of raro
md beautiful design, SOME ot them valued
Mt $500, embroiderles, trimmings, ladies' and
Ecntlemcll's furnishing gootls, juwelry, etc
The display Of lnndkcrchiefs, ncckWear,
parasols, worsted goods, .una lerfMnlery eln-
brace1 many Of tho choicest novelties, I,
Humber Of which nra imported directly by
tho iir,l, and which cnn be obtained
nowhere elss I'll this country. Some
beautiful parusols wern exhibited
tl,at attracted tho intention or lady
purchasers, and, although tho slln's rays ARC
not yet very oppressive In this vicinity, many
werO b0ught because Of thoir beauty nfMl
uheapness. Special attention has Iuen paid
BY the lirln to largo line nt, goads suitable
for tic Easter festival. and lat!es will find
very clolca articles 10 select frHlu. Each
customer was presented yesterday witt, 4.
very l.a1lasolne bontonntGre, md, when
cllnstgu was returned, 1t WIS given iii 4 llett
little purge. Thu members 0f tic 1irln nro
III. Morgp,thall, Gus A[orgenthau, and Al
bort Schultz, wi eNtarprislrg young gentle
nle1, ntitl they will try to deserve tho success
whtcl, attended their Initial opening yester-
day. For tho bpnotit OF tAelr customers, tho
opening will DO continued today uiltt t0-in0r-
row. and NIL thpsU intending tn purchase
goods III the lines sUIlt by the tsrin should
visit tho stor0 OF M0rgenthnu Bros. IL Go,
, 1881-03-29
MORPHINE,

Theodore Good Makes nn Unsuc ccessful
Attcnlpt to XIII lIlnlsolf.
Officer Danol Sullivan bud his nttcntlou called
nt2o'olock yesterday afternoon to II man who
was ly'ag unconscious upon tho sidewalk ut tho
eorIiur VI Filth avenue and Quincy struot.
Upon removing him to tho Arusory tho o..lcor
f0uhd III hla puckcta Ii small Vial OF aulphulc Ut
lnorphln, Which had evidently bcon catrtud for
long tisnc, aud Or. J. 7. Low, who wns cnltc,l
u, KAsg i rs bis opinion that tho man was alf-
lGrtHK Ir0us nHrpttn1 Or Ht1lH OtIGr tlhrCutEu
10 tGo Gonnty mosplta Fso.n % iiirSo 4 ietters uG
ihat Ny name was iheotoru ii. Jood. formcs.y
q Ch4t4n1tKay: N. y. md recently stopping ut
ois NJ: ~ "ess I, van M nusen with h!a ,,sls Mr.
and ai. L. uao'. who realtlo ut ne,tit, small
sotttenlont aoout tiyo miles. IRON Chateaugay.
uId folks sr.oko q selling tho boat. Or COW. III
9sdns stlt se raao the money which he askat| d
of Plat!s,urs. NJ T.. md frun ils lot.u ono Would
auoas ttat sno wns Thoniore's swoe1henrt, who
bccn purdoncl, WIS not as loving mud g,,EhIiiis
~ swGesasarts ,t are apt e bo tt'rd l.ttur was
sasslago, Sat WI syusStly asermiaed 3 'H,saoea sa
lhs 70, iisoSss S iai%y. Gesdss being re'atel to
sns 0e ~ f1.hy; fSr~eFy lEye1 H. sy e,cqm
from yaunE rheotore who said 'iu he ,a,s is!s ots
!ta was chsorfutly Rlvon what acpon.,n,Ala.
ilons Ivy Within Tho powor of bis relatives,
1her,. Mrs Ncsves says sho would ,s' NJ. Lc sa sar.
brought atout rhvodoru's Western trtn, 6ut ,as IL
a%t1s ~ 1;, sto kno~ nshlux unustnin4 the naturo
CAul0 NuubN III Alk uHS4DfutF hiIQr In f1tA
, 1881-03-29
TIE CITY-TIALL.

A ntr1LplSa permit wns granted yesterday to
Mrs. klo!nart to build three thrco.story l,rtck
dwellings,, Nos III and 10 South naistcd street,
to tost $4,000.
TlTE Commissioner of Public Works will nd
vcFtse to-day for scwcr.pipe for tho North
FArk avenue aowcr to 10 connected With tho
Fullcrton nvctAlc conduit.
THERE were 1o' notices sorvcd and ninety tlvo
nu!sances abnted by tho Health department
Inst week. There wcro ~ tlcnl animals re-
E,s,vod. and b1B1 pounds OF diseased n,cas con.
dcmnc1.
TuE Mayor and Controller signed nil tho new
~ e2eept ss56 Thor; vas @ s' N iako" t IT,
There WILL lla $a0,0 ,00U sent 10 Now York today
for lond redemption.
Tns Gonsnit.eo OH fIarbors and bridges mat
Yesterday atternoon md considered Il pct, tiou
for tho dretiEiny Of tho South Fork Of tho South
1tranch. AIso. communication IN rotercncc to
ans Ssn"l hraKes to Eraaos Of "etsh arc re-
Works. WI s''''''' ~ 'D' D'p"' '"'''' u f"''''
THg report Of tho Registrar of Vital Statistics
s9%s ss st nas} 1 M IT, M ds dths y tno ty nt
wnr9 four lcnths from ecariet:frvcr, ton from
cserclnro"splnni MseanEetis; nsno from s'!ph.
lfarrhca. 2: asthsnt, = hroue,ltisn. Thoto tIlct.
ITO nialcH and u females; married, %; wldows,
i; wldowers,4.
THE Committee on Streets md Alloys, West.
lEatnst tho Improvement vi Morgan from Mn,I.
lion to Washington street. wis pacesl IN t!o.
1.hu npcn!i,g nt Un1nn fran MaIlsun 10 West
:Ewcftth street WIS recommended fur passage.
Tho rcn0nstranco against tie vacation Ut Crit
tenleil street wHa placed on tlo. The vnratinn
EchooI was recommended, So tint tho building
cnn ba cnArgG.
THE nnnua! report OF tho Health Officers fur
lsso shows II that n january tners wcre CON-
:s.;ra; march,, 3iUi: April, l$.4;s; May, @sG:':
;SH1ss S se1sr : 9ctSer : ttGi ;s aS NoySs5 s
inR shows tho cnntolnnatton b. years for eleven
y,ars: lS:s lelo;o pounds; ls;l, aio; lsi,
ai; lss0 sSli7. Tho olilco nbascd i3.4:T nni-
sances. served iA5 notices to 1nnte scwer roaucc
uons, und mado 8ls cuuneutuDs.
SMALLPOX.
Hall was tho c1ltrancu u one ]. II. Wilkinson,
whose fnco looked s.ss1ioIuusty broken OFT. II
Wis 1T aEeo hustlci into Dr Dc Wt'lf:s privato
n1Icc. III ls only slight c,.sc," saId the ~.
vioXar bid q small pix e,irt, M tucked IN i tho
.lonr. Az the oic.als .ook snlphuric and car.
loo nci't battl. md sat down IN lno corner uu-
,ie,t 70 she pcst: :hot,sc ito sot tic disoaso ut ut
I'll md Ga West MAdlson street. having come ii,
.9st con.act With ease tl,oss. There sere four
ily is afflicted. Another cnsp wus
reported from Lawton strtut, fourth house
west OF f.oarttt. There wcrG tlyU Ieaths from
smalt-pox.-one ut tho hospftul mad fur Ii, tlg
ctty.1as follows: At tho hospitnl, Caro!ina Cox
nEed 3 ycnrT aud tNonths y FORMER resident ut
Napoleon, l*0 West Nineteenth. uAd II. Alellotni.
noc htrect There weru discouraged from The
kirk GcarKo Nichol fTown nf I.nke), William
Fr.nk. Julia Dohson, and rhonlas MHrk.
ulhor contagious tlisehsCs wGro required a.
follows: Hearlntj3ut 1E1 Wyat Tfnrrfati, RtrrGt
acnrtot- -fover, tx, West Yum Huron. E:s AturHnn
:Nl9 indiaSa GysnHc. ~ l3t Hastings. si1 cnl',Mc
Dearborn avenue.
, 1881-03-29
LICENSING BRoTHELS.

1U TIE EH1sOF u 1Ht VHttapu 2FIuuHt.
CtItcAuo, Maro!l .B.-1n his spnooh to tho DOM
ocrs,tto Convention, Mayor IlHrr!sun imp!ously
calls "Gotl 10 wttcss thnt ho would stop PROS
titutlon It ho COULD" and thon coully lIcansca a
brntncl u tho vllIst character under tho mama
OF n aaloon! -Four h,1ndrod OF those houses Of
prostitution with tho slRn OF IN saloon" In
front licensed by " tho best Mayor thut Chicngo
uyor hal"! What tnockcry Is thisl Think ur
It fathors and mothorJ 400 houses Of I.gnrnn
In tho disguise Ut saloons; 400 hctls. sinks
Of tlobauchcry. skullklng behind tho !lcouso
ot tho Mayor Of Chicago. Tho o.ficlai who
woul stop prostitution Ii he could dies nut
cunso IT. tlWlcr tho Ia.1o Of liqUor-ScltIng.'
Tho otietnI who so licenses 1t nlist wnnt to pru-
Dte II. Ut cAst Ii he Ia to b1 judpu by hIs ,tctB.
I.ut Mayor liarrisun bewNro how he c!llls uoi 10
Witness TINT be would stDp prostltut!on II ho
ctnild. I'ut him royoko thosG 4o1 licenses, Under
ttzli1c, or be sf!ont On tho subJect Of devotion
to iaw anu oFIor. pECENCY,
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LECTURE IVY TILE ltEfs CafAHf.E3 CAfENNh.
Tho llev Charles Cnvorno delivered lecture
~ Ia Hershey naIi yss'eruay AFTERNOON upon
that II hal been aaid TINT tho good timed bud
settled tho Industrial troubles, but tho question
was whether tho present sood t'mca wcro sc-
employed would always 10 n rnattar Of desutc,
,vbot wn, on1 n,,uht -, ho Ian, ,rhnro u",ar
,,,d ~, ~ .,,t;nn,n. ,,ht,t' .,r.,1.3 .,,.s ~.
"na o =" s ,no n"c,ssI,v su "o' "r ~. ,,,r"i n'i
adjustment. 1t was not nn even
thing 1o,wrcn tho capitalists atd tho lnbprars.
Cupitnl hnsI 50 much advantage III nuns l,ss,l
over hIt1, who ow,iud only his labnr, and grave
responsibilities wcro cunucetcd with 1t. Tho
prcccpt vi dntnand md supply-that n capitalist
should get hla labor whoreycr he could get It
III ny W. [ShF =" rau ~ III =.
g , onG ~ oy ,yaaoyy $" no II
c 9 - r tnf ~ oi
Co','tHanisn; @ Il, !: AMI A% / l AZ Iret6ors b kesporf"
m,.swer. Tho nborcr was ta ropres.ntatyp t Of Of
sSi!,alIy: Viii p5!s.inE aHi @ @is:raas1ss wsat: lie
] ~ purchaser q M rs iaIor' and inorsj'ty was
;sss: %ness !, xss = s - s'sppos,!Sn e. r. ,So
inhorer WA ,Sp,iar wit6 tho eapltaIisis tucnso
9 hs eheapi.ess. but thelr o!np!Syalent inyoISel
o. psonef% % %o4ms'dsratnn & 91 the
, eI, Gins 70 n9ax t1oate4 ~ ~ wi' ,.. IT.
tt a s1edx Of ,tth u ~ II hSorss
but . n It's means. c.,a.n ,..,.,, 49,,
Marai r fo.sdsratlons ~ w1ud tcna en- to the e e
@ "r,c n M on eHn na "a ho sd t ct
tEtioeLauS ti LILY u smusi GvHizasion WIZ III mike
pGn !'r11s ~ W" rm9 poor poofos anu tno
!, & fsw ai'i a. M M eossntrat!on q Ea.lway posses
u, =, ~, M a tms @
o.of hu Now Y"rk Gnntsa II aroa IHy sGS ~ IL
eilu lauLns y ohc nlhu was utnillna. tAo rpicrty
, 1881-03-29
tho appratscdy = aluo and put II in tho hands Of
I'm agent.
After somo t,tscussion tho matter was dcfoEroi
for one week.
Tho tsonrli thon adjourned TO April II.
CA1l-CONDUCTO1ss,

T1tE WEST SIDE EMPLOYEES WANT iit1nER wA0Es.
About 40 drivers and conductors OF street.
cars mot ut tho cornor OF Milwaukee, avenue and
Eoblo street Saturday evening to take acuon
with rorercnue to wnHcs. x committee WAS MP
pointed which prepared tho following. which Is
to be presented thIs mort,tnR;
CMtcAGo. March u, lsst:-Lnmes 4. Lake, S,t-
1srsuteMtent of nc lt'fst Dutat"n 1htl,Uuy Com.
Wcst 1ivlsioti Hnilway Company, havs Mnat,i.
n1oMaly n9rcca to submit tho following proposi.
o Tha AZ whcrens shn cro.sItiet 81 rc sto
fuel, prosisiuns, md rents aro advancing. nnd
Tint THO wuges we now receive arc ny no nch,s
ennbo rs to tnIkaa drccht living.
Considering our long and nrduons duty and
scW o % hs w
justly eati!c'l TO n higher. rato If WAGES. AT
tho sAniG ttInu VIC wish you To thoroughly un.ur-
nncu Is not prompted ynny co.nlnunistic mo-
tiv4s or nt,nllat0n or ,vlthA vrw 10 striku t,r
wisi, d jc,is IL dst'rb tho kI,.i feeling always
manifested by you towards lis employees. No
tlr, W. ne<ur Wish ~ sever our connection with
VIC Mt tho salnu time expect fair compensation
for our in1ur.
pa1ly and olhor corporations, that IA u do nwny
With @ pay,nx by tho ZIP; Such syatam ahnul,i
tabElshcd With ten hours per ttny and pay for
over il'rlc. II absolutely necessary for men to
work lo',Hrr thnti legal day, which Is not ur-
rensanalic, wa therefore pruposo 10 you Il fair
Gonaue,''rs, TO per week of twelve hours per
tlay, ticductInR from Sunday three hours In tho
lnur,g fur hll clnssns IN order to atror1 thou,
ali iii % a. lie % stve1 of all so"a sfts iii s''"' >''o'
sir. 1etore eo',c!ut,lnK this address to YOU vo
wish to call your attention 10 horgrlcsancc.
Hers We nrG On tho Bi,nW. b!ockGh strc1ls, and,
lutwifhstant!lnr all uur e!f0rs. 1t bccuutcs I'M
possible u make time. aud yet It seems the
, 1881-03-29

wounlcd. aud It was fenrcd tho
ekH aFaetnrea f ,,,E, aa there we're ntG.na
fnnn died thrcs hnurs iRter. Thoro Rrc vartniis
accninta ns IN whD wns to bnmr Tor tho acrI-
1cnt, and slit for heavy tn.l,nvcs against tho
railroad company IL aure to l,o tho result.
Capt. Ebersnld haa hail unus,al bnd luck
this winter with hla horse and buKEy, and yea
tcrtay for ilie fourth or f1fth tInIu wis thrown
nut aud slightly Injured ny tho frnnt nxln
arcaksng rs tho buggy u{oltctl III a rut In tho
I'll rxbt m ri "e M 1T sc @ nG'as f Hway
Stntion. Ah express wagon f0llowtMt III his
wnkc.. and the .rcmnants Of tho buggy wcro
CurtCu hntnc In Il. - -