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, 1881-12-13
VEHICLES,

THE LICENSES THEY rAY ron WEARING OUT
TIE CHICAGO IAvEMEsTs.
It must bo OF lntorcst to the public to know
Just how much 10 contributed BY licensed yeh-
clcs towards tho malutaInln8 anl keeping up Of
tho streets which theY do 80 much to destroy.
1t Is we'll known that this class Of business s1o-
riyca tho greatest benefit from tho pnycst streets
nf tho city, aud yct It phys very small PORTION
81 what It costs tn q lnantaln them., With tho az
serN &C 81 III ne
day wont throng, his l6oks UNI. tt,tind out these
iacts; -, As lTelace, i. might be atnted
.J4d0 saloons, which, 'of cuur.e. have noth-
ing to 90 :, With pavtments; Thosv. Il thoy
sense wouli afford tle eity rovonue mi sold nt
$11g,&aJ. from which lD per c0nt would hnve 10
ba deducted for Innlntonancc of tho Washing
only sl6l .t.8 for uso Ut tho city. This would 10
tho totHl II tho city mado no deductions. hut
o % atloWo ropato, whoh % tosaoons al y1 anouts !it
ssst ~ y has ~ iats
enuo ~! tola M to tho city from SALOON tcensos Is
'er6 T5e csy ciorss records show that there were
issns4 N total Of :,o9 poddiess' lleensea. These
tnoll,d0 fruit vcnuers, otc.. i1uat OF Whpm hAyG
somo 81, and tho fruit venders s.: caoh. Com
iron, ihis source. ..Thcro are i0i7 isensesi
sa%ne ssan ot fqx o1a utg sat 81 IL sas
oas s; a1ays Il fa pe a s
NUN, hayo paid S@s7. twonty cnbs, at <..5J zach,
so: 20 hacks. 1T q each, Sl,l.5; ninety nvo
nlnbuscs, ut Sd each, $476; iirtpcn sc,lyengera,
at IS cnoh, $76; l18 livery cnrrta8cs. at $1.hi
each, S.{)J; 10 Junk. k.icatcrs, at e. each. $GO1;
making u totn! OF rcYunu0 from vehicles Of $a.B,-
24b. Junk-dealers Ito not MI run waguns, hut
Most OF ttlom ttt aud It Is tho sAtng with ped.
dors, SO that 1t would 10 fair To cuunt tho tntai
nctuai reyGnua from vehicles a!ono ut not over
$sa5 00U. This Mnynr was not communicative on
the aubJect Of licenses yestertiRy.
Som0 OF tho Aldermen believed III rhtsing
the llccnso fees, hut Tiers urn many NhU
aro afraid TO Kraap tho kaloun question. Somo
Of th9fN ~, 81 FAR as to favor $ss wh,tU others
want u nourd Of Excise commissioners, who
shall e1lr1inu md approve I'LL bonds, ulAssl(y
saloons anu Issue liccscs. with power 10 revoke
then, upon recommendation OF tho police
Aid. peeyey yesterday said lhat he WAs rGatfy
to vote tnr scheme tO tncr1tsG tho clty'A row
onuc during tho coming year. lie was In fnY0r
OF h4ylnE tho wagons Ut oyery whnscaalo and
rGtnil ttrnl lic0nsct, ct Iicr,latHK nrI.
vato carriages, ano increasing ilennscs
upon coFtnin vohicles. There wcfc uertAn oc-
cupatlons hls0 which h8 WIS IN favor Df
llccnstnE, but he was mot prepnrcd to Bny what
thsy weEo. fio thought prautieal henas sh0ud
contain prautical Ideas. aud .tbosO ideas might
now ba brought ont with great and lastlug
bcnef,t to th8 public. 10 Tar ia Tho p1ce force
was concerned. It Ind to be Increased, mud thta
could hot be STAYED MI any longer. l&0 wanted
Mr.. Gurney to suRgest aomethtng at 01ce that
was practical for increasing next ycar'a rev.
, 1881-12-13
GOOD ADVICE.

MANAGER EMMETT'a TALK ON THE sUDJHCT OF
FtHEs IN THEATRES.
Manager Emmett. of'ipe Acndcmy, tried an
experiment Sunday to satisfy himself Just how
quickly his houso coutl bo emp,tcl. Having
told tho n'ldlenro what ho intended to do, he
took the time from tho drnn OF the curtain 10
tho ext Of the lust individual, aud found It to
nc several Seconds Under three minutes. Sln-
dMy evening he appeared IN tho stuKs At tho
close ot the performance aud gato tho audience
q itetle lecture on fire matters. Ito snd
that In mNry instances 1t Nns mt tho
fault Ut thu thentrcs that loss Or life
occurred when fire ,nnrlo Its appearance
II, the, place. It w,as. tho desire q
oSery individual to get mt OF tho house ir.t. 1t
co!.ldn,t 9e M done, and IN THO crush pcople xoro
burned up In less thnn no TING. but be thought
this altogether wrong. llo was at tho opinion
TINT be ltight cover bis scenery with pitch and
tar and set it a,ire. tAut thero would be nmpo
time tor everybody 70 ret out. Fires didn't de-
s,rty buildings In minute, and II pcopla would
only think OF TINT there would 1,O no pNnlo nor
loss of lfo. 1ie thought that after d 'ro hnd
gotten n good st0rt In n tlentre, no tlronen
should be allowed 10 try to save tho building, for
he did not think It possible, but ahlu Id turn theIr
attcntton to tho surrounding pruporty. tio cnn-
Guided by telling them now quickly Ion people
had gotten out Of tho honso In tho afternoon,
and asked thom TO bear that ia mind.
, 1881-12-13
BURGLARS DAGGED.


Sunday evening, batwcen and o'clock,
"upou information rocelvod" Detectives lynn,
Lonlorgan, Elliott, md Wiley poatoi thon,.
selves at tho corner of 1tadlsou atfeet and West-
crn avonuc. Presently alonx canlo horse and
hassy, aud tn tas ia;tes waa seatea
ssa sxS f ds S' as1ot e waG aocsoss @ sSs Sasss
burglar. The rig turned sotIth on Weater!, ayo-
as IT, ~ t ssasss e. ss 81 III
i ssao;Fs A. assss sa A H. sass
s!s ssnus I'd otsSsse s eSa RfS'ao'fs !: IL
"a .aosaS "SsS "orta ats ID tEe sss.ssse aDaa
s9UD. Thesy Esrments werc tho. p!undcr. se-
S9ed q by herng re oc OF va1. so GSek
i!snaeat d No. Ss ,West i(aaison strect.
r. ea5Ky oomme1 ana enndse ds9tus44g
ID lilo hsad. IL * ,he pei!es sunday aixht-nota q
lad pleca of work. Eddie nartott, ths pFlnylpul
" Ma2s ao s . ;eeuE s ~ o ca sas
Psy. PSy With Lou Strat1 r.s no" sa dens t'G W.s g
:ss9ss' .ii:sa ifi:tss'ssssi. e 81
geesa ha!sfsst. ana seNusney bad haaa in
ators Vi No. ia Wust Madison stscut about ten
aaya ago. and tho polos VIII try to stick that On
ATHEIST or THE AUSTIN pundEAas-
Saturday afternoon the police Vt the West
Madison Street buh-btAtion we're tnoti1ed Of thu
burglary Of q clothing stoY0 a! Austin, and wcE0
for Or would conc 70 ibis city. Lieut.. Lizard sens
word s0 tho Weat plr!aiou Hallway car,stattsta
at tho Lake kud Madison street tertn!ul 10 look
for suspicious characters with bundles. featcr-
day afternoon TIM statter IT the Lnku etreot ter.
naltlus sent word TO tho Lieutenant that thrco
.nen With Dundlus had boarded ono Of tho linn
do,ph street rars. Lient, stanton, OF tho l.ako
street BAtibn. was natiaod, .headaa % Tho .iseli
They are hookud under the Halncs ot Tom
CDrtcn, 4 hrother of 1.-The KID" whn was
Killed ty Olicos Iones. btmon Clark. and Henry
b. the aub-stat1oa uitttera Tho case Will bV
tAkcu betQEoJuslice Walsh tQtsy.,,
, 1881-12-13

TIE COLLECTIONS on dutiablo goods amounted to
TWENTY thousand dollars In gold was dtsbureed
Mt tho Sub-Treasury yesterday.
TitE Internal revenue receipts yestcrdRy
amounted to $.f7,Sis, Of which t3l.S30 was for
eplr!ts. ssss for cigars, s.,745 for tobncco, and
l.00l fur beer.
FRANK NopEN wns bcforo Commissioner
ftuynu yesterday chnrgcu With hot making
proper DIZZY entrlos Of clgars sold. lie wis hold
utldur $.s9pbonds.
IT Is nssortcd in cortntn q,lartors thnt tho de-
lAy lit appointing n SUCCESSOR to collector Smith
i due to i proarrangrd scheme III the interest Of
Dan ShupGrd. .Bcitator 1ngan II said to hnyn
protnfse tho p!neo tu Ijatl, nnl now IL supposed
IT, he cferrlng tho nttcr to allow tho i1rst burst
OF opposition to aubsttle.
Mt. FtED HL0usr, the teller at tho 3il -Trens-
uty for number uf yeAFs past, hNs resigned his
potltnti. to tnke oifcct JAN !. IIe Ks,as 10 tako
n Hmtlnr position In tho n1w National bank.
Uov. lirverldxe has mt yet tnatic nny now APP
puintmcntS, but It Is limited that Mr.. Tucker IL
to have tho position, which Is sce0nd only to that
Of tho CAsh3Et,
, 1881-12-13

11AH 44464O1tIOA41 SOC1E1X
WHY IT FAILED IN lTs SUIT AQAtNsr TIE
MAXINE DANK ST0cKuOLuxIM,'
a TNluuNk reporter ran across gentleman
yesterday mho Asked him II he eyer hoard how
the Chicago Historical Soolesy lost about $1,000
"No," said tho reporter; "tall no.
"Well,' said tho gontlenlaa, "you know J,
Young scalninon, tho President OF the Marine
Nank, used 10 10 the Treasurer Of tho Society.
Whea he gave up his ottlce he turned oyer cer-
ttacato in the Savings Department os tho Marine
Hank for about 0D AZ cash. AftoF tho bank
won't under the socIsty sued some pf tho new
atockholdera, who were personally Liable under
tho charter for tho sayings deposits. These
t0okholders cup!oycd John Y. Le M0yne. Of
EhscaTo. to defend thom, and he OF somo ono
etss procured ~ affidavit from john D.
1enn!hEs, the well known real estate mau, which
kn0cked tho suit into 4 cooked hat JguninVs,
i appuars, MAS Interested lu thu property on
Laku street aljotnlX tue bunk. After the fire
6cnmtnun pFop,Ned tn Him 10 rebuild. and ho
uKTccI tu Juln with him. About that JtJne Jen.
ntnxA waa gulug 10 California, whern he spends
ilost Of hs winters, anh Summon told hlnl that
ho must usako provision 10 pay his sbate OF tho
building exponses. Said Jennings, viii deposit
the unoAey fu tho MaTtuG Hank, III that you will
have It ou hand And he did put Ia 4 couAider-
abla Suta to be used for the purpose, Scamtnon
Of payment was thiSi Whep hlls ckws II he
, 1881-12-13
A NEW LAND LEAGUE.

8p3e9at D1lodteh to IN DRtedoo 7F6Vns.
Er,0IN, ILL.,, Dec. IA I,nnd Lengup WIS Or
gan'zed in this city yesterday, with 1arRu and
nctivo membership. Jeremlnh Ryan WIS chosen
President; Johu Hayes, V1cd-rsesidcnt; Jorc-
mlAh Doherty, Financial sccretary: john noylnc.
jrreasurer. Another n,sotng viii 10 hsiJ ii
1Iiberninn Hall next sunday. Tho Gull wns
signed by tho hov. Father 'b1uckin. prEnst OF the
pnrlsh, md uther we'll known cltiz9ns.
, 1881-12-13
THE OKLAHOMA COL lONISTs.

WICHITA, kaa., Dec. E.-Capt Osborn. spe-
elal messenger for Capt. Payne, who with hls
colony 10 now encamped IN tho ccded lapds OF
Oklahoma. arrived hero last evening after ulne
days Journey. ts reports only QUO company oi
United States tFo3ps In tho Indian Territory In
avoiding any meBtlng wlth Payne and bis cut.
nnlsts. t The trIsnds u tho moyclnent aro ubi-
hold this eyeptnR. ut which Stops viii bo fnk
to 1oIu Capt. Payne.
, 1881-12-13

freq Ut chargc. Tho ,,mbcrs wcro chnnyel
fs yns E9 liz Cd cn ies, s o 81. 5oscs
r,,r ,It,,h,ro ct,,.,nr,t. g ., 1,n,>, Halfway
IA snan,efmitv snnSaartf,1t of lin % rrp.stnvs NJ
,'nw ~ n rot rnt'ncH ~ s,nos.
trH1nnt nj it,pnnsnnrt thnt in rpnnira must i,e
n'nlo forthwith. -.
JUSTICE KAUrMAEN yesterday fncd Frank
l.eh'nnn. owner of NO: l'si Fullerton ayonno.
him. so caGt for ytoauon q the building nrll-
nHnyr: M ~, nst'ee Mnacn !lnel e. william Mgcxle
Sf,eS AZ bans @ Ts VIII 'sSS Tear '"s wn Ssees
rttguH ycre 100 ,icuths ropprtctt In this cty
the n,,st week. heinK tnrty.iotr less ~ than tho
week preceding; Thcro wcru eEhty'g!Eht deaths
wit!o%ors, ., The ur!nclp"l ga,scs et ,lclth wcso
i; e''yul.ons. i. .croi,r d; cancer. i; tilph-
,nor,n, y; :; typmo'nearia fn, M =, B,
D!yston, 'pe.. Tho 20 oonln,',teu CO. viii rcnort f,.
sr aa @ tr1v enTw np fro NJ Nort mrk n @ 10
III :jn.iu Mvesit,o. For Onk strcot fsum In sailo
avenue = Narth Clark Street \ siMllar reeo,a:
nwnit,st tl1o nnrnvnn1.ilt or S,t,crnr street wns
r.,ct,;i,tucndoI placeu on tlle, The oror grant.
il,u tho CpjcIup Milwaukee, s. ii, Paul lt.iile0nJ
nlet1dct TOR pnssn9c.
:rnE fol'owlns building permits rero issued
jre.lt DWELLING !5xip} frot, No l17V West jackson
street. to cosi' 'suWkl: VI. Il. Murray. twa-story
tconi6 M streat to et,st ssix y ce,npIelI I,fs.
tiyn ut,t.-si,ry cuttngcs :,x:sJ fcgi each, Thir-
tcuilti street. near Iluyno avenue, 10 cost loo;
a. 6. Yllui twt, Qt1t.Htury cottages, nlx:E. feet
zach, Nurth Leuvitt street, mear North avenue,
tn cost s., 4O0; Hugh W. Mntthowa, two two.
corr cor,ier Of Wsst Admins STREET and Western aTo.
n.u, iu Gust $4.u Mrs. II. Cohesy, tyn-s story md
, 1881-12-13

"Wclls' Hcalth Itenuw:v." Tho greatest tonic,
hest bilious md liver remedy known. 81,
Druggists Depot, 69 Lake street,
, 1881-12-13
WHAT WE sS,Y At xRAHz,s,


Speaking OF eugar tors and confectionery OF
nil 1nunnur md description. yuu ought 10 stop
Into John Kranz's somo time whom near IS and
81 State street. Tho display he Is now making Is
vol worth BcejuR.
, 1881-12-13

u Is ALLEGED !hnt patkaan. who at ono time wa.
sk skonsn %h t. TaSs;2. sas2 so nsss
pprosceus The The hnr.e aud waRou wore atsorwnt:l
not henri from until the. acknowledgements of hIs
nrsnst wna masle by tho Nrw Ynrk ChIof Of l'n-
@ na "9s Ok mn.a as ,9eet b Mas Ii
from thoro tor dishonest practices.
Willis walking nlong Cagal street ycstcrtisy
2" ~ ha 9So es baE'nsS sE1rso at S %S
must have MI object T, evois!lng him. he hunted
VIII VIII u e f"% o "tets at sa s.on @ ns sst ss'ss: s
Seax @ er a ~ ca 10 invs,ssned Ey Is Is u rss. *.
years stroteh u Joliet Tor tho BURGLARY. Of tho
resl,lencs Of Mr., Chn!.ncrs. or West sionroe
e . %o1k sfs" g. he sset ' atox aa s s
hcen kilnwn 10 have n hand III tricks where othor
l.,ct! wsro cotSert,s Ilo w.s Identified I, es,n.
singular manner. While ,Ea'tIur arnnnd tho
house for an opportunity to rot f., Lalty
htSk ho earrio ! ruesa Go wnre pIckod !,p BY tho
nsteste% y oH'SeF ltcaSsn. seys lsuW1 y hs.
duciion of thnt ovttcnce.
rpiE SEw HOARD or TRADE nu1Lp1Ha.
The 1loar1 Ut lsont Estato Managers Of tho
E, ara o, Ira @ as!. hrs1 aess,n', ym:te5aay
ta1,, nta mnasG y" w. t, nxsnt
t"t ~" i"e'y mSsce Y u 1 o,,' rust
I'M tnu 1 MerGnanss s nunts ~ trIs. ~,
.t, ~ ~ Mn ~ ~ ~ .at,s .,nr ~
n.1 * III ~ tn e enG ~
H , ~ = G'Is III ~ .u ~ q ss, III " ~ is."o
h in =" 5nv , ~ t y";i",, ~ n ts ,nm.
H a".M ; ~, resIc s1 & sue .t .iI,,an ~ H., "
~ LII, ,s M ~ @ en ~ -. a.st.t III ~ "
~ II" WV w ny msn'a ~ a's's' 'uo 'o'
W ~ VI ts3g 1H% s,-o ,,,,s,.o, ri ,b,
III H.! ,,.,,v , T ~, a,. vii IN.
,nn1I.,csv s .ftnr INV dsto i,arn fhn wnrk ~
lI.',a.un, ,!, nl'ci tuah u"'o bsHl" '"o VIVA "a
.,..,, ~r,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ~, ,,, vcu,rr ,,vu
,,.,na,,,. 49, ,,hIa's, ~. ~ ~ ,sa,o or, H..
~ @ a!u Encns" s,n9 ~ .t'%s III mu fn .np
Fla ns,rno1es ero NJ sI'.h rsspon,ibjp irms "a
..ot etn., ~, ~, IL. ,,,d u"a' .,'thacs
~ ,. ,,,,s,;t 81. r., @ - ~ ss !,
5, mS - Y ;. WV y ~ - f,,.a, F.; Ia ~.
II Scr II tior rns If M,ost ancs 9so t snIar iii
10 tno po Ina @ caea1 q @ aook tn .,1p,,S ot ~ c1h-
l'%s % .t,ni, au ha III ~ ,nGutin.s r. to M.
~ @ ID III nuu ~ a1Iirrsuh irsh H. stn, smp ~
,s % Sr, =. ,ap @ Mea 0a S @ 1,
lug -. nns w. nl.ns neE nn pSI T..
..n,n ~ ~, fnHs;s,1 n"t ~ ~ snni'rs. i,h;
vlectt9k ,ve huno"tnH nSrn " nHEususs' s ~!
GkEO, W. W. HlEHl4 u ~: 1lAlTt y. y. AHhlGF4 A W
, 1881-12-13
STAY THE SC0URGE.
The Health Departments En-.
deavors to Stamp Out
Smallpox.
A Much Needed Addition to the
Pest.House, for the Use Of
Oonvalesoehts.
Deaths md Now Cases-Eycrybotly vac-
cinatlus-raro Virus, and Where
10 Get It.

DEATHS md Now CnHes-Eyorybotlv Vnc.
cinatlng-pnrc Virus, and W'ierc
=" "ee AS'
THO demands uron tho smal.rox Hospital
havc bocn 50 Rreat this ycnr that for something
like month past tho institution has beon over
.ta,np,, ~ to spea*, !" keep cases Isolated At
s,eur" % hni. "% nv ,ho r.vs hn.",ni gr",,,,s ~
-" ,1.n,. H. a..n1
, .,,., os ~ .n,
md wi!thoreroro % put .,p p On ] si's oscs Sui INK
10y. .',.,. ~, W ~ teot ""
mo pnttnM WIN 't!ft' Th's STRUCTURE VIII cost
about $500. aud work VIII 10 commenced
AJAX neon1c =. ,,orntnfr1 um M % mi vi" thu v mnw n,sC
viii viii tnkp p t,tloss h wbo nfe s ao,tInp w wo ono
sonstsnuted. Tno tsw contenip'ates 2 ten .,lays
!'st'sa ya!aat!a tlio owl viii 10 lost, as to Sdiss
roof. Thu faet Tint T !sto bo built directly. y
,!otor ennfiy FROM hlt'iint. and IT, o Wpil cnn
, tno wo1H u1na M cm9apcf aa ~ pcttct ~ EeI
ing conset ol ING Golincii 10 Ky O.. o. tnse u an
ThsTo nSg isa VIII y svnens t onp
lng of pattcnts Ia tents. Ur. lie Wolf rays that
this would he
rMrt,AcrtcAn1r AKIN 1yurMAN
hero. lie liad Ind i've years experience With
snAt-pox In tcnts IN Virgln!a. and even thoro tho
tcnts were .tao cold ana dump. The patlents
would he subjected to tUo mitch enid lRd damp.
keep nut. The unity structure wal. either good
sae .a ~ OF 0f1eK, wnien Go nc ose H. LIT ns
hm,j. thot ths nInnrnnnrv ,,s sh,,,yn tta i,ecra.
atty FOr n new Fest House. which sho1ild 10
Of ground. and hc1 no putionte. llall tho ulty
batl such building this yrar there would hnyo
DcC,l Il til,ic t.nitcr chilee to control tic piagne
1,r L:C. Waters tus been uetai!ed ~ an tlldl:
North Division.
Sir. Dcerl11. 1T tho firm Of Cannon 4 pcor-
In the Town Of Jolrerson, ca1eti mt tho Itcaith
QItco yesterday anu t,Rd Il talk with Or. Do
Wolf. 1[o suilI flo hn,i Biz mot, vnccnatcd ton
,luys aga by jr I.aittIg, who would repent tfo
dose this iscek lpun thusu with whom tho
vaccination did not taku tIe thtst,xtt TINT n,
injnaticc Ind ncon dot,u him by tic statomert
dc, Mi ha Guild did took rrenl n,srost in tho
weifiru 'of Ills employees. ilo engaged two
, 1881-12-13
TILE CITY.


IElk6ONA ALI AN - " LIN NltALA
WI. E1ssoss, OF Peoria, ILL.,, ts nt tho shos-
IT. LxrrEr, OF Hamburg. Germany ts at tho
Tnimcr..
ALEXANDER MOSES, Of Now Orleans Is at tho
Palmer.
Ea.sr. cLA1n. Of 1shpomins, NIoh.. Is as tho
Trcmout.
cnAurlts q. Cook, Of New York, is Mt tho
fremont.
AnTr,uns ". sAnossT, Of Dostot,..1s at tho
TrenoDt.
Jo,tx A.. CunuAr, Of Phi'adolphia.sis at tho
fremont.
q. ". sASpEhsoa. Of San Ernnolsoo, Is At tho
Bhcrm1n.
HENRY E. 1nE, OF Now York, Is registered nt
the Leland.
THOMAS Il. oAu1r, OF Council D!uts, Ia, is at
tho fremont.
DIN. osnolsNE, ox-siayor at Auburn. N. y. is
at tho rnc,flc.
JypaE j. J. JACKSON, Of 1SaahtnRton,,D u. G., Is
at tho fremont.
THOMAS ]. CLAY, and A. l.. Wagner, =. s. A.,
are Mt tho Tnlnicr-,
Mu. AND Mus. ". J. CArox, of Toposa, Kas.,
arc ht tho Sherman.
.Io1,x 7. T.llAyMoxp md l;amnAbhott uro dom'
icised nt tho Pacific.
Col. j. 4. unopHEAp nnd Capt +. W. Slnu9h-
ter, us. A., ure nt the Pacific.
Oson1E 4. CoxLEf, Of the Emma Abbott
npera company, 10 at the Sherman.
WI. GUHNlsu, John II. Davis. md John D.
Faye, of New York, nro ut tho Palmer.
THE Ntaksawbn Sporting Club held n routine
noe.ing at thu Inlmcr I1ousc Inst evening.
o. ". IluoaLxs, 0oncral 1'ase ohrcr Agent OF
tho Michigan Central ltaitroal. ismt tho Palmer.
Nit. AND MRs. HASsiSo7oS, md II pnrtg OF
49,
, 1881-12-13

;9adie Giobs5d. aged y years, went skatiux on
was accompanied BY Der utslc br0thVf, yenra
, 1881-12-13


CARNKY-CtfNMlNli AM-ucc. II, At Bt, Pat
f!ek's Church. tho Very tov. T. Isrry otolaliDa blr
William / thtNcy xnd Mlaa Tcfean 4. CuuauRhnnl,
both Ut Chicago.
W!lBuH-sHlT1t-tn Char!cetowu, Aass, at tho
itsv GhSr1ss f. fnn' William IL Wihnp III + H;xn,ur ~.
viIle, Mns1 and Frances N. smith, Ut Harlln, Wis.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-16
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. w. d. Brown,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county OfForest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Cotnmon Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &c., at TiOnesta, for
the County Of Forest, to commenee,ou the
fourth Monday ofFebruary, being the 18th
day of February 1881. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper perrons at
ten o. o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those whoare bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal this lst day OF
February A. ID. 1881.
G. A. RANDALL, Sheriff
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Cameron and joining that mythical
bugbear, the ring. Poor Wolff His
failure to get the endorsement of the
Grow men for Senator, even after tell
ing them he had sixty Democrats
ready TO vote for him, has embittered
him, and no doubt makes him feel like
Ishmael of old.
This letter may not interest the ma
iority of your readers. but as the "Sen-
atorisl question" is the all absorbing
one here, it is almost impossible to
drift upon any other subject. | wish
you to still bear in mind that if Bea-
YER does not carry Of the prize, that
Lieutenant. Gov. Stone is the favorite
with many of the Representatives of
both factions, and may yet be the com
promized candidate, and the coming
man. So mote it be.
No important legislation has become
the law of the land since my last in
teresting to the people of your county.
The new road bill introduced by Rep
resentative Davis, has been referred
to subcommittee of three of which
he is chairman. The subcommittee
has agreed to report the bill with an
affirmative recommendation, after a
careful examination of its thirty differ.
ent sections. Davis Railroad bill has
had a hackset in committee, but he is
making an earnest fight to get favor.
able report, which now looks proba.
bic. Mr.. Davis is now preparing a
bill, the purpose of which is to straight
en- up the lines ofCounties, by giving the
citizens of townships, or portions o.
townships the right to annex them
selves to adjoining counties, provided
a majority so express themselves
through the ballot, aud the Commiss
toner's of the County to which they
wish to become attached consent t.
the same. &c, &c. Would the peopl,
Of your County desire bill Of tha
kind passed in view Of the fact that
portion of two townships ADJOINING
you might wish to avail themselves o
its benefit? "a hint to the wise" j
sufficient. REPUBLICAN.
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FOLLOWING is copy of House Bill
No. "a, known as "Flinn's General
License Bill" The bill has made
some progress in the Legislature,
and its chances for passage or defeat
are about equal:
SECTION 1.--Be it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representative
of the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania
in General Assembly met and it is
hereby enacted by the authority ofthe
same, That licenses for the sale of liq-
uors shall be uniform in the several
counties of this commonwealth and
shall be classified, fixed and ascer-
tained as follows: Where the mercan.
tile appraiser shall estimate the yearly
sale at ten thousand dollars or more
he shall appraise the vendor as of the
first-class and such vendor shall pay
the sum of seven hundred dollars :,
where the estimated yearly sales shall
be eight thousand dollars and not more
than ten thousand dollars such vendor
shall be Of the second class and pay
not more than four hundred dollars !;
where the estimated yearly sales shall
be six thousand dollars and not more
than eight Thousand dollars such ven
dor shall be Of the third class, and
shall pay not more thar two hundred
dollars where the estimated yearly
sales shall be four thousand dollars
and not more than six thousand dol
lars, the fourth class, and shall pay
t more than one bundled dollars
where the estimated yearly sales shall
be not more than four thousand dol
larl the fifth class, and shall pay fifty
dollars. Provided, That any vendor
of liquors may be licensed for any
part Of the year on his or her paying
the prnportionate charge for suoh por
tion of year. And provided further
That no license for part Of a year bt
issued for less than twenty-five dollars
SECTION 2.-That the sums realized
from all licenses for the sale of intoxi
eating liquors shall be for the use o
the CompSh wealth.
SEcfI1N 3.-All the acts or parts o
Facts conflicting with the provisions o
this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
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Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the account
of Eli Berlin, Administrator of the Estate
of Paul Berlin, deceased, has been filed in
my office and will be presented at Feb
ruary Sessions for confirmation.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Register.
Tionesta, Pa, Feb. 2, 1881.