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, 1881-02-19
SUBURBAN..

u1HE iAlhs
The Trustees met III regular session last oycn-
inR.
Tho Treasurer reported cash OH hana In tho
Treasury, ST5,.:vs
1t WIS resolved that Mcssrs. rc!rcc; Webster,
md tho Attorney, to WHOM, was referred tho To-
cntion ut tho VillnEe-t[ail ut Grand Crossing. bu
empowered to e1chnnxo Lots and 10; l}ine.t II,
md Adanls Park IN Cornell for Lat :, llnck 4,
EEnn.lntc. OH suctl terms Ns they may deem for
tho best interests Ut tho village.
atr. Hobart offered thu following, which was
adopted:
WilEHEAs Tho Towt, Of I.nko Inns nlytsol tho
President 0f this loArd OF IT. rluution lu huvu
lhe jt'!nt Wnttr- Works ot tho rnwn nf Lake aud
Village Of lay.ao f'ark inndo to Philip u. Armour,
Hubert T., Fowler. antiIohH =, 3hurn!au, Trustees
tts0 ut IL desire to havo tho bill u sno of tito
watnr. pies. plsnps. nlach.ntry, Ste., ,llt1de to
iftsfapc.l, That thu President of tso Hoard Of
Trustees lie al!d ho ID hereby authorized tu sign
Hna MsknpTIvix9 \, ts.e gt!t:.sIa dsoa tro tho
ert u. Fnwtur, and John Il. shurlnan, Tr,istoos
for tho Unlon Stock. rarls 4 'rrAlsit Colllp.,Iy;
sSx p;S ' y ~ S s e ss!s tsS s.,St. tS ,ss @ s e y
est nf snld sl'lags IN the w:ter.p!pcs, pusnps,
nas!!lt'rrY sto Vt tlis jolnt WATER Works q Tho
teretot1ru provided Dy oG'lt.,.ct, aiid thas tho
p!lase G!oek y l!ereoy nstfustea n M e attext n4th
ltIchnsd Carroll, whp y supposed by compar-
taoM With tue Illustrated paper picture u, be tho
wns nrr'ste4 III, suspicion Ut lc,Il8 u bud ,,,,.tl
ait aniin teWolry sel!nr. was tried yester.iay
and hnosl 3s.-an1 70 he!d to await tho dispatch
fr0E H. Lutiia, which suenls lunE tn canning,
Thu slorln ID ilytlo turk brought oloys s,t inch.
81 of tnow, and, be.ng very dry md lue. it
tho prusent year. sotno ot tho lIy.!e Pnrk trAlna
WIZ WIZ M 's III .,c '!ss, uar. ~ S nora;x
W urHu uj H.
, 1881-02-19
U. s.. A..


At tho sub.Trcasury yesterday $4,000 IN xold
wng 'llyburset5 md Al. .fsD0 In aftyer rccetynl.
,.-' ' -
...s,'"s,, 80 ~ ~. ,... "''N N~"''es'0A a'&A @A'o
fe'ur"e" ~ 'ae c"S'
T1lE work Of putting tho new counters into
tin sub-'rrrns,rv nt,Irus viii IN, htr,nn to,unv
an1, nusIncs. viii In closca IN NJ noan. osn" ''
THE lnter,lal-rcvcn1o receipts yesterday
amounted to *3l.o .oU, of which $4d.S!7 WIS fir
&Na. for heer.
Ar .,c data ~ .,o ,..t ro,,or. a., e,r -, a..
nproprnM9.M ior nsns9 tnn woTk on tnn nf
tia wv, WY y W. taKe
A'"'S ''t'eb taat "H'ouHt IL co1ntHoto tAo WORK.
Tott.ow1s0 is tho list Of dut!ab!o goo!ls re.
Iuriook u ct,., ! c,.srs cotton ilosoyy; i;rIcc,
Strauss : Kah;1, cuses cottnn loslery; J. Y.
dry HOtus; Ch}cngO HtnmrlnK Cotnp,liy, Il ciIspa
ti,-sheuts: joliet Steel c1tnpany, 40 stcal
hlontlls; ii. e. Cllansl1u TO-, ctils wirs supe;
Enrssln, Tirio, Hcttt & Co., i cnscs dry Knt,fs,
l'ul,!, Letter & Co, 70 raekuxc4 dry EtnNy; II, W.
1inynp 20, 20 pNaks Guttind Mo, II. ii. ylnriuir
au0 sllcks salt. Collections, ts,SSa.
, 1881-02-19

The analogy between tho Speaker of tho
House or Commemorative has Just been invested
witt alletI new Aill considerable p0wers--aild
tho Spchkcr Of our flnIsc OF Representatives Ia
by no mcnnB 80 complete MS tho nilaIoKy bntwce.l
tho two bodies over which they preside. lloth
officers, whO rs I'm irtshrnnn fi!iKht auy, ure
callDtl Speakers because they mover aCtRs, mtist
bp members Uf their respective Legislatures,
And must 10 newly chosen nfter cnch general
olrcttoN, but that Is about ull they have In cou-
MtfN Tho English ot'lGe Ia the Hreutcst pr!zo
OPEN ton C0inmuner, scarcely excepting even
the Premiership Tho hoIder. who tnkcs prece-
dencc next after tho Peers, receives MI nnuuul
recrnge md Il pension fur TWO lives ot A.oN.
Although elected by the Commons, subject to n
now formal Royal nppsoval. 1e Is II no sense a
pnrttsan. an !H eht,vn by the enHih OF time dur
Ing which the office is usunly held. Thus tho
present Speaker, tho H. Hon. I!dnry UouVcrl1
WitAM DranS wna cAusgn In 1872, upon his pre-
tieotssor entering tho peeraxe us Vlscuuut o..
ainHton. lIla official life bus, therefore. seen
DssAcll succeed {iludstuac. and Gladstone Auc-
eee1 taInconstlcll- Three persons Un1y hRvD
held tho oIce VI Speaker lit the toll Victorian
ParliMnonts. and only tlve Rnet tho reform Df
1EEl Possibly the longest tcrn Is thAt OF Spoak-
or Onslow.-thu Antiie that said the Lord In
Heaven only know whnt would hMppen II hu
should ones ''naane" u inetnber,-wio sllast tho
chair for thtrty-thrcc years. tig period eInbr4e-
Ing tho entire roign 0t GcurKe II.
Over 15a,00o Ilowo scales sold. i,ordcn, scl!cck
g. Co, Chicago.
, 1881-02-19

cnsucd at o'clock lii tho evening. Tho de-
ccascd wns tho vito ot Joseph Ilonnschiid and
family, Tho locomotive was In charge o. En-
glneor J. @. 5anhorn md FIreman Lancs Ellis.
THE MERRY CruD
rnyc It's frat party Of the season last evening Mt
tho Primer House, where all tho tt*tiAt excellent
facilities wcre nfor,!e,l t!iuin. Tito gathering
wa. inrRc. and the success OF Inst night alv,lra
x1uon. 1i, m XII Ans t,sn prcsent wSr ~ H. IND
Sirs IL strcot. Miss I.uta Porter, Wiss Srl!la i.
lifvx'ks. M!:s sltt!" shea Miss hizzc a,,cIw'n.
Aiiss iove|Sy;, Mlss ,Anne Dsichyy, S!iss
As. AAsoGss s.se Afss ca :s ss "" rsns chs:n snss'
Miss {. I!c'1e!b.,ry. Miss Etlsc Mrt,mtsal!, Mlss
lsrtiwn, Miss Alice stetsoi. Mts torn Ellsworth
nf Milwaukee. Miss f.exIr Mnnre. Miss Annie
"npr as III Msf Mz: T. s; El!' ha,. ,s
Nj, md Mrs. r. i. Smith. J. 9. Wnllns!ou ": Z.
I!"dt"Hr; 4; u, Msrray, T. MeC!eery ~ & b SIS. Is
1iesley, w. i: smith. wills \. Sye, !. i. ste:
sns. ysns: y II tssEs'G sks b # 4 cKs5S 5s'e' d;,s; Il
hurry.
There tles upnn tho streets Mt tho present timc
greater depth OF sE1'W thau his been arcfl.
perhaps. within the memory af my cxcopt tho
ssr Ssf SS sh,s exs r. ba TIE
~e"pei by he s,ret, railways, vi waSss s SNOW.
!rack lnd tho sidewalk bunk II snow ranv-
lug from thrrr to four md even five
isst IN hg.: No attempt n. hMs he bs ma
xers ara Obliged to rnrcs hcir WHY ttr,,.sI luis
considerable tcamlng s done thls barrler i. to II
certLln extent. broken down aild rendered pnss.
able. b,,t u tho far end Of Ito ear.I!nea. whenr
khft ftIIS In ktN
, 1881-02-19
THE LAND.LEhGUE CONVENTION.

nEs MONIES, Ill.,. Pctl lB.-lt IL now lctor-
mined not to bold tho Stltc Convention OF 1rIsh
I.alll Leagues In this city IN tho l7th Of March.
Thu tlatu Will hp fixed Inter.
htyetas IhpairA 10 The Chicago TFtbtlns.
ATLANTA, uM., Fiji. le.--1nst night u Land
LcnRuU meeting was held In Atlantn, ut whiuh
areat entnasIassn wis dhplnye.l.. Hcsnntions
tenn IN lreland, with Its Iaws Ut entnl mud
prothoxennture. relic nt hartarlsnl, 1T
war with ssory Vrlnniplo ot FREQ gov
live. Among the apeukcrs wAs John Ilowartl
l'arMe!l, br"thsr u lhu Irish n3!tatnr, WIN
probably tn,li1 tho nlt'at hIttGr spl ech nf thu
cvcn!uH. Towards Tho closu vi tlv .necln9 d
young EnKi!s!1nlu,,, but Elk uin!lths In Aulercn,
frtHt for thu IHlrlH'se Ut defending tho actun Ut
pusu ueru,te known nrles OF "lAke HIN nut!"
..sS!t tloWn!" enI!o frola ull portions of .hu
has9. Tho E"gitsh.mam ~ 1%sistsa i npnn te!aA
tn, the hull by tho police, WIN feared II he w.l1
nlloWutl t0 remain thAt rlUt would cllau0.
, 1881-02-19


There ,vns published In Thursday's lntMusE
MI article in reference to Long & N1cnaan's
"Erain and provision fund.-" wherein sumo Of
tho features OF thu plan were given, md It WIS
stated that tho scheme WIS ono which, lit tho
banls nf dishonest pc"plc, WAS exceedingly dun"
Rero.Is. 4 letter received yesterday from Mr..
Long, ono of tho partners, gives TIlE TRlHuNE
All opportunity to return 10 this subject,
and to give 10 country people, who DO
most Of this small snrGnlatnH, additional rcu-
sofis why they should not invest III this Or my
snlr enterprise which proposes 10 mako
money for them by gambling In stocks and
grain.
Mr. Long says that Injustice was done his firm
by tho stnsumeut In tho article TINT its
advertisement hui been published for
some tl.no back In tho country papers
In tho Wost. lilo states that tho
only papers west Of Illinois In which tho tlrIn
alyertses Is one 6, 1t @ " @Tnis @ one at KMnsas ,
correet and i re,raetei. hit that IS nut III
it was not stated in the article to which ex-
crptIon IL tMken that either ,ir. Long, or his
rarsucr, Or tho t!rtn was sslls'npst r wssa seek
thut THO schcine was, ono which, In tho
hanls ol designing pnrtics, could no undo u
further. uilti to etatu TINT tho schotno il ono
which III tho h.l,.ds ut huncst parties
| CANNOT BE MADE suCcEssrur.
especially BY inexperienced pcrsotss who aro not
who scuds my 1noney to this Or any other llrrn
with tho. Expectation Of. getting any ro-
epa %, IN vii tn0 b. ss sers 9f sarsy ,srsst 81 ,r ntn
u Is Rusubiing, and scco,rl.hat,a gambling
of thu must unprat!taplc character. Thu tas!s
f. sss ab"s ersoss viii Civ a asw a9SFs gHSs9 70
invest IN apecnlAtlon, son,etiIlns cnlea KUN,
4 iaruo number uf thotn put tl,olr ln0ney to-
! gcshcr anu farm lnrKc fund. tlcn speculation
gnu bo carriet On with IL prospect or success.
capit.l Of SiU.y0J. ,ilvlAcl intn 1000 shares
nf $l0 each, and this capItnl AtesAra. Lang s
aso bs1 Ss1eStm II Il to s. N"@ s as0 os Il
RsPS:s " * sss% s%$ ! %s
s oss sS @ as'usted s' il Ii III" ai @
sss rns sl'fS g ss ''i!s$ Sy,aus' f. ssre 4 il i
nothing now In td plan There enn bn Hnthlns
!sss ,no%ss;y i s.Ss ana ss n. VI Sssa
for .hetn to make tho thlug win. Fnrthar;uorc.
IT KEou1REs roo MUCH cosrinEscE
to commend t totho general public A. mau
fSse S. ,s Ito uletsqo II ssny Sa nss 81
aane,. af Investing hts uwn money directly, and
0t scelng how he lYsrs Il, as ho 9cncrnlIy dus,s
ess2s ~ s saa S"n vic ss spsano Ise. viii III
AMI other $40. "rafDrt cvcry trnns,sc:fon nntlp
IL SHsea a aa at fF s$s i F; ri s sHs I'll Il? Ss ss u e e
ot operating lid carltaI fund is tic
moderate profits from lilo Jni'y variations Id
tIley ocsur; w!.no.lt waiting for Tho swevp,,ng
Tot!.s s. ,aat % aro t1ie @ On each ind uvory dcn ro
10 bo cposittA Ill bank, and nnt to 1'e usesl t,t-
dr. ny etsc1stases ;,rd, " "pfsrtng sn On thIs
hnnk tho corner stone III tho operators fUrttllu
, 1881-02-19
THE CITY-IIALI.

THERE were twrnty-ntue hurin1 narmIfs H.
s,,c,l ycstor,nv
~, -.. - ,,
ES-MAfo!t M1h11RES' now q fcsldcnt OF
knnkAkce, H.. was around tho building ycstcr-
.luy.
,-
fhof. BARRETT 1s at work on Il plan Tor iliu-
mfnntinR Milwaukee, nvenue by electricity, ns
suggested l,y tim to1Inctl.
NN
NEW: engine was received yesterday from
Cincinnati, und will be known Us "SU. IT," aud
stationed Mt Mo, 10 ucark,urn strret II vii, bp
trIo,l ,o-,,n,.
"let 'o'""s ..
DURING tho pnBt year II has cost tho city Rb0ut
, 1881-02-19
MORGAN BOLAND'S PROTEST,

ST.. Louis, NO.. ltcb. ts.-Atorgnn 11nlnuil, Vice
President OF the l3oartl Ut Police Commissioners.
has tnsa1o n vigorous protest nKuinst the action
ot Tho uonrd In removing him from office. ifo
denies he Inns acted contrary to tho urlcrs nj the
Hoard, aays tho nct!on OF the Bonrt In dGnoalnH
ht y 'ttcHa at1a ppposes aas,ng @ INC Ihe1 OF
, 1881-02-19

1MTl!nI {flFf.I F 1Mltfd.
Horny Thtulson, Assistant Engineer OF tho
3rogol lsniIway 4 Nay4at!on talny.any, with
to 10 I0wn Il, CvlIto. 4 ae,iso fog rendered it
impossible for tho men In tho huat to distinguish
tAG shore Hue, And the Increased swlftness of
tho current carried tho b0at AiunX ut u speed
not realized by the occupants until the harsh.
, 1881-02-19
IRISH PATRIOTS,

Tho Fourth Wurd bsnuch Of tho Irish Land
I.euHus Iutt last evening ut Bchnuiler's Hall,
No. s97A state streot, vicc-i'sesideut T.. u.
Ctowry III tho chair, III accordance With seso-
LUTON passed as the prevlous meelinx, absent
members wero hnel 10 csntA. ThY roil-cau
, 1881-02-19


aevcral weeks.
NOTWITHSTANDING there aro aro two Criminal
Cosrt. T., 9n % , aw@y me
q. " Wis rs sonxht toy WS .' E.po
chilly t. thIa tho cnso, with tho higher
ror Of etMna. q thn,o eharfc r wh
Mnrsarers row contained twelve lnmAtrs, some
n n fnr ,nnrler aud others f'r Mian.!a2yi,tGr' r
Andrew Nners.,,. rrsncu Albcri .Iunrs. frank
t4tlhrrt. Jhlnes 1'nhIn, Jnn,rs Burke. IL, Hay
M ch9f!ss nF Msnk wsr @ n%ses s;utc laSy tSy
r,snni.,x ur tho 5ai o.,sItlc at aa1nrlcs, Ia not
e.s ta9 siS Per a 1s G"tc ,1"E
should be t'etlt ntlt to criminals With tho utmost
Crumptncss.
A FOLLOWER OF rSuEnsoL1~
Henry 1tchicutort, n wr1l-tn.1o merchant of
Arlington, 1ic!Ehts. was yesterday adiaaHcA II:
eAno Y tho County Gn'lrt. nn,l .o.:ay VII le
taken to ~ asy'un Thors WIS nothing u,.t nf
tim: he hnti for tho Inst frw days hce,l rlnnl-
Testing h.unIcAl tendencies. and TINT Got,l.nc-
protection Ms well a. thas OF htt frrn''s: Tho
cnilsr Of Ills sMsGh!ty tue Jury t"!Itd ~ hc ~
S"s I M na 5 cr nSx1 as IN xesfs ,e nx Of 'a e.
friends that he owc.i Ills ,itstractsl condition 10
md IL hnrinx cspunsci his teachings. III
fact. thoy snl.i that ono Of his nnll,einnt!ons a.
psse.scd ] t Of his - orttarcal tawers an nt,Eiity.
liz Is gentleman oi about hi years Of !pc, of
robust appearance. anu ms n W1fc afa thrt'd
restore him.
T,1E COUNTY rlEAsunER's suowtso.
The County Treasurer hns prcpnr.sl state.
fur ia;u-.s In rn,,,ntlauec With Il recent rcsuIil.
ton Of tho I.cgs;as,,rs. II Is sxna.,stive IL its
sl,nsac'er md vii! 10 torwMr,lea TO- slrny,ca
fyun ytt,ec co,Ittrs, It viii loom Into cull%lrt-
nGlc importance. und scrvo us u study fur
fno c,!try ,nen'pers for months u 10 1; T1i"
T. en'tMs 1tss, tnIE lur .uv yGar siuL1 1
Nay 1ss tn9 s1s &c 'o TSrs f
isss lss ts !Sas tney @ xess :!g; ; + wsss s9;S
cnmn..,ms ~ u cctasut narnI1 I. snnw t., hny
Sssn si:sss' ios is: sHd sl5 fos iss5 ana i
Il inrtier ~ showf tnat aIler RnyinE eSpenacs.
eust S ss''s fr e Ws II Whit
Is9 w %ns na!tt tor ans my
IL iss9 xtaa OF which Sl'4'' was pala Tor te
'A'A' ''''''e JUROR IDENTIFIED.
- very lauahnhle incident occurred In ;I','!ge
Moran's Court jnst octnre tho t!Do1 n.lipur.l-
obrso ss f%S Sons = hsaSuy s reS
wis cned. The prisoner WIS III court with hIa
awaitius tho usual oxau,tnatlo9. ,Mr invrIM,
WIS representing tho People. ntld In coxitRtinx
upon tho eEormity ut tho crime 1t atrnci1 him
.t "oo Gn g t'H & ~ h'H9 hncst sae pron. n,,.
ugg as,g ,o,st,.s.s,, ,,,n r,,'ns ,t,,t.
son. who hnd boon "hcl.l up" md
rnpnen o. su~uet ~ hS ". ais"nsa s. y.
~ auSannc. Mr. J4coos2'i "t one9 @ set a1at , tna
s1,s. uu ny TX n,rt ,S y, tnrn"vs 1v M, tn i,'rv
ana Mhn,y ne sett1cu npom tae'tE & &antnsnn. une
O. fho Jrnrs' rs snG ohehuef, Ine seine when
The entire room vas eonvalse1 WIZ laughter,
Nlt: lhRrGM Gnd tne prlsonut nusnB nn c1Gel,ton'
IL nh pSe va ,hnn ~ ,,ra
oHor was acquitted.
sHEH1PF's SALE Fon II.
| ~ frr n fH< 1Ff I'm m nj u
, 1881-02-19

Spseia' Dspatch to re chicago Trtbuns.a
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. ls.-1ndiannpoIis be-
comes fourth In rRnk atnnng the pork -rnck,ng
cltics having slaughtered 40l ,0D hogs since Nov.
l 10 date, ARalnst a4T,000 nt Il corresponding
perul last yeMr,-nn llIcrcasp OF ii GOO.
, 1881-02-19
DRUNKENNESS,

DR.. DUnEer, AtscOveror Of tho clnclionr
cure, cures aIl ensos. llo Ii ut the l'alu,c,
llNllso his third year. All slaves to ulcollo1
invited to call,
, 1881-02-19

Fs.As1+ht* Et't2'iSsV
The discrepancy bctweun tho total h, tho lust
llnrt ~ duo tn Tho omission or tho & rer cert
added IT. tho i1Iterest tn provide Tor tue cont!l-
krnUY Ot nll.cOtcbted tnxsa.
Thu report uf tho t!onMitlup will 10 submits
ted tn tho tsJllno 5tnnliny nt4ht. hut weak or
two niHY ptlAs befosu thu Aldermen begin thalr
work upon tho estnNtps,
, 1881-02-19
BORING FOR OIL,


Special D,putth to 7he Chicago Tribune.
PlTTSnuno. pn., Feb. 1B.-Dorlng for petro-
leutn will commence IN ibis county ncnr tho city
Inc next week, II tho wcnther Will permit. Tho
persDHS Interested nra snnButnG Ut success.
Land In the vlcInty Is advancing IN price III
sequence Of the anticipated uleagiuous bunauzn.
, 1881-02-19
THE TAX LEVY.
Report OF the Finance Committee
upon The Estimates.
A Total Appropriation of $4,883,6l8
Recommended.
Suggestions in Reference to Tax Collec.
tions, Yiatlucts, Etc.

m
The Finance Committee o. mo Council us,a.,s nn.
.snsa .ao'r ""sA M ". ill., e.'.m'e' ''s''
i" lie t1iu co'tnen u Inc Cftv Of Chicago.
0ESrtsMkN: IL ropur.!na to yG't tho result M o.
hslI. wn huvu KeycFaI suggestions aiid rccnl'l.
i!lcndntinlls to n!rer. Il In tho Judgment VI tio
Committee nn FinA'lcc, btsnt lI1Ns y clnso 9b.
every l,erartncnt nt tho City Government w.
trusted with tno collection u lts reSsnGs eon!n
II es Ssss tS a e1es sss csn'aa a 81
y sKv tGG!. Tho present syst.ii ot ssi1afate
fsns,1!ltos ,ys,, r % II 9stsof. nn
flyer hnd entire chnrKc, md WIS nude reslons!-
blu tor tho eharacter nnd ni'tlty OF employees
rArtnlcni. .Wu do not in tho least desire 10 re-
liegt upon tho fninnEeslent u my nlcla!. nilr
neci oeIS tss!re ~. 10 express Inc cgnveo sasr
the direct slimrylaon Of ti,o cIty Controller:
" ~ IM' ns!fete s.tio ,,, G'n os1Ga mo 70
ms olielat relhtlnns ~ tng Muhiciplaty. LUG
inx un anulna!ols pos'tion BY having III sharge
liia ucknowIotIgcd tlisurstlon anu npllity Us NJ
tmmsnt 10 % III Ill n,l,r ,ii,tps car rcceiya IL. H.
,'sgix ,, ~ yc H clirx @ h. h. snd be royed
oia sre iht d ! sysr ls'ESis "a Clement Il ,I'o @
| ci,n,iiy of the up!nitt fhIt
=. -. -. ,z..,.. -. ....,x -. ....
III TIE CITY Co11.ECIoh WAS MADE AN EM-
II.ofE
in tho Controllers oillcc. md othor cmployGs OF
tho tl.y Government 1sstcIated In nuy manner
with lie collection ct its revenues wSro pjaccsl
.i,l.lur the sa1uc c0ntro Tho tnn,ces Ut tho city
GUILD bu inoru economically cared for. Entcr-
tMIt,inv these Views we wOItll recommend such
Nrtjon by tho EIty Council as will 10 consistent
| herewith. ...... ....-.. ..-.
unanF w4sg hys.e,!a ua ~. 4ysa ano . Gasg ~
s,st ~, ti,nfti,: nn,, nt"iir.,,4t,, nns
.1 ~. W., ~, .,t n, I'm 'I no nn3iat II r'n
~ n,,r ~. ~ % ~ X H. ,sst ~ ctnmnSc nT .s
~. ~ "ss = = .nr.;i,nt ,1S - ,,ni III
1nn;t, ,o.,o ,ho ,,,,,ve ~ ,,o f,,t.. f,o,.
". nls ~ ,etsor ays,nn, 10 ~ I,,s
Ut sua.ns ls3msu.aS S suu = ,h. 3sten H. " % "GIs
| t,nfIttnn tin RI m, t,R hill
|
Ing Ano wy eo'4"e't " -...-
LlCES5E ItADl's, ThoFEsSloHsl EIC.s
| ns represented III tho proposed legislation before
| tho State Snunte.
entline Dsc- 81. iss1. wo hays 6ccn artdcI Uy
governing fnats md hnve found it necessary to
| u1Gf mntGtlhllF Win the hGuus Ul taQ
| various pGpNrtIuCutg Us to what should
, 1881-02-19

Tho universal verdict IL that tho now No. IL
Wheeler s. Wilson Manufacturing Gu, lN State.
, 1881-02-19
SMALLPOX,

DosToH. Dfnss., Feb. lB-Smal-pox has mp.
poured IN thu State-rrlson. pr!son.Oticer Rob-
bins wns taken down with tho dacaaa yesterday.
, 1881-02-19
THE CITY.
IN 9ENERA1.

lloswE1t. LIEF, nf Hnn FrnnclBco, Is Mt tho |
Talmcr.
q. srAutp,su, Of Louisville, Ks., IS ut tho !
fremont. I
MoSs AspEt.soS. of Ia Crosse, WIS.,, ia at tho |
Sherman. |
nv. ls,cl,ARps. Of tho Trcoport Journal. Is at
tho Garlncr. |
JUDGE AND Mns L. F.. rnu,.t, Of Denver, are
ut the Pacific. |
JupoE CnAntEs D. LArnHor. Of New York; Is
at The fremont.
JrhuE GEon0E H. youEu. of Clinton. I0., Is
At the Sherman.
II. 1AM,soa md party, OF st. Joseph, Mo-.
ntc at tho fremont
wttLaAM HAWKS and famlly. Of Nebraska
City, nrc Mt Tho fremont.
Cot. GEORGE a. bnxw, John A. Payne, ana II.
=. cockrlll, U. 8. A., aro Mt the Palmer.
AS. MAh,ocx ana wlfc md "; T. gMlyer, of
yhoas yhn,Rsfi ihaSso M q Gps2 IT Toronto, % Sso It Tic
PnItucr
TIE centenary Of Gattt,sld Eph ran Isssin'S l'
was on .hg 1M o1 Fenrar{ a r. iirsSh ,r%i,c VI.
morrow nl0rntng.
THE Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern tra!n:
which leaves GhtraKu 1T Ill y. H.. WIS delayed
motive leaving Tho track Just auth Of lihrrlson
urret
LIE ID Wit,,, as u rno m"1,u1SS
Gn,t,,nG VIA ~ n - M srvr"c,. ID a. M, :p
na!'a'!,H' TtS ~ ~ y; " ~ "es1 Z: i.rruc,nr ~ ~
i Iii Il * X. L. .,'' Il; .a,aa p "'"
m'' "''t"' D. '"' "'''7'
SETH IIAScusrr. Clerk Of tho Pro9ete Court,
hui n dnughtcr ycstcr'lay. The htbntgnto IS
very younK uni very healthy. and Seth IN par-
tlc,tlurlv well pfeasci with her, because she is
tho only sister or several brothers.
rms No,,onn, t,oncers. of noston. and tho
t ,t , nrr,,.n 49, r., th,s Hitv IN
ng ~, ro,n fer III NV urcapE Mnr1. ras
aneS WI. u1re r t q. r,, lns iner ',, 10
tno guests ol she FIFTH 'eA'n'e"@' -" ~
At 10 o'clock last night n tnale child only
t1aya did yns left lust tuste tnu front door OF
Il. Lnti1nit's residence. 10. H alcspaines strcet'
f aastt M Is 1. asrGu HUI, w.. nt ns IN ~ t.le
IS. nnu Hc ~ tl''le Wiring :" AooF< ts4o "'st'
waif'
TItH lIfntlo Jugglera, under tho direction OF
Mr Hurry ". Er1nci,, viii glvo nn entertaining
ant. Interesting lerinrc nn india III tho Central
Music linl this evening. Tho views exhibited
arc very tine.
, 1881-02-19
tTcrrlble Loxa Of Life,

Millions nf rnts, ,nlco, cuts, htsl hugs, roachoa
lDsu their lIyGs lly collision with "IlouXh Oh ltats.
sold by ltuYEsis. iio tloxos.
, 1881-02-19

Euck l. Rayncr's "Alars" Cologne IL q per.
fuMt Of eOusplcuuua excellence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-14
The Methodist Church.

This building will be ready for occupa-
ton this evening. Its external appearance
from Main street is neither very striking
nor handsome. 1t does not resemble
the usual style Of church architecture, but
looks as if the walls had been driven into
the ground by a pile-driver. Internally,
however, the scene changes, and one OF the
cosiest and most cheerful audience cham
bers Of any church in the town is present
ed, the dimensions Of which are 81 by SO
feet, with an alcove Of three feet IN the
eastern end. There is no gallery, as in the
former building, which gives the hall a
spacious and airy fullness. The window
panes are gaudily stained and the walls
mellowed by a slight tint. The decora-
tons, what few are required, are being laid
on by skillful hands. A red, fern-leaf car
pet was being put down last night, which
will give the surroundings a warm glow
as the gospel truths are hurled from the
pulpit. Chairs will be substituted for the
customary sinners bench, and by this
means it is thought that fully two hundred
and fifty persons can be comfortably seated.
Connected with the church, in the rear
end of the building, is a pleasant reception
room and library, and Immediately adJoin-
ing a sleeping apartment. When fully
completed, in all its details, the Methodists
will have a house of worship second to but
few in the State. The denomination is en-
titled to much credit for its energy in
erecting such an ediice, and praise for
completing it without sleeping it hopeless
ly in debt. A trifiing sum remains un-
paid. This the ladies of the congregation
will attempt to partly raise tonight by a
sumptuous supper and fair in the new
| building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-14
80 p. m.

Sierra Nevada, 1871 b, lea, les; Union,
104b, 10ka, Ions; Potosi, Sob, 3Asi
Albion, 2sOb, 3a; Chollar, 290b, 3a, Sc;
Scorpion, 230b; Savage. 3As; E~xchequer,
135a; potosi, 3Ab; Sierra Nevada, 15as
Utah, 12lsb, 12ha, l2hs; Benton. 75b,
SOa; Mexican, I'd; Northern Belle, 17ab b;
Bullion, 160b; Wales Con. 1ab, liza; ST.
ezra Nevada. 15h b; Mexican, IA b !; 0phir,
7'sa; Gould q Curry, 6sb, 6aa; Savage,
SKA; Chollar, 3b; Best & Beleher, lob;
Belcher, 215b; Crown Point, hob, INA,
17Os; Alta, SO5b. 3l0s, Sl0s; Ophir, Tab;
Union, 10s b, 10ka, l0hs; Hale & Nor
cross, sab, SKA, 5As; Yellow Jacket. 5a;
California, 145b, liza; Utah, la; 0phir.
7b, TIA, Is; Justice, COB, 65a; Gould Il
Curry, cas-; E~xchequer, 14b, 1904; Bull
ion, loss; Yellow jacket, ASA; Benton, sos;
Scorpion, 230s; Albion, zoos; 0phir, cab.
6Aa; Scorpion, 2S5b, 240a; Overman,
ll5b, 120a; Occidental, Hob; Sierra Ne
vada, 15b, 15ha, l5s; Best 4 Belcher,
9bb, 10a, los; Mexican, 7hs; Yellow
Jacket, 4s0a; Sierra Nevada, 14ka; Hale
4 Norcross, ska; Con. Virginia, 2l5b,
22Oa; Utah, lib, 11ka, HIS; Andes, 295b;
Best 4 Belcher, chs; Savage, "a q; Alta,
So5s; Yellow Jacket, 465b, 470a, 465s;
Potosi, Sab.