, 1881-01-30


! this declaration. and a resolution Of thanks was
vored the speaker. Mr.. Melody was then called
f9E b. c1ass S5
| cnsued motion to adjourn until next Saturday
evening WIS made and declared carried.
TIE Chicago Curling CLUB held 2 meeting M M!ast
evening at the fremont House. Gen. John No
Arthur presided. Arrangements were made TOE
| local match for the Caledontan Cup TO 90
played at Lincoln Park next Wednesday ana
daily thereafter until the match Ia finished. each
player to use three curling stones In naton OF
ntne points. The result OF the match or iast
| Friday between the young and old men was an
nOunced, by which 1t appeared that tne young
men had beaten their elders By u majority Of
eight points,. Another match On the age oasl5
| was arranged for Friday next.
! The Public Library Board held special meet
ths sppropraon for she support of tbs Library
during the coming year. There were present 4's.
Messrs oa4hau caiaGhsn: Hot .:s * ha6ee, 6a1
| trnller Gurney called the attention OF the Lonn-
Gil to the fact that the law limited the.L1nr11rs
appropriation 10 one nth Of mill On me sau 1
reaches about S1li, ,0oo 00O giving to the Library
t Fund only about 81, ,40o,-not enough to SUPPORT
cai,e en1 p to es,nsdsr der the @ matter. specla COM
| mittee, consisting of Chairman Ona1an, ~.
LoewenthaI, Chairman OF the Finance Conmit.
| tee, and Librarian Poole, was appointed to araft
Il bill amending the State law, present It to
| the Legislature, and urge Its passage. InouRn
! not embodied in the mouon appointing the Com
~. hnrr anpropriaton should beone~half IN
stead Of one-arth Of \ mill on the vaiua don
wtn 11s a shsnse ,usl she 1nan
tifth % Of a mil On the valuation ia 1872. What
has occasioned aii this trouble is the change In
stead Of ope-ha the cash value being taken as
| q basis.
THE La, hakx,EnqS5. 'sa no NJ s,x+h prac,,ct
Ren,hi,oen ~ t:l,h or the Twelfth Wurd. held
.,poaar nepu1,saa ~ foiiowinp WINS una nimousiy
adopted, enc ins e. ~
cop,ss ~ ue oaI3 3ponosinn t is now nona,nx in
Congress e Whereby tie Illinois Central Railway
4opes sr ~ aeua ~ ;ts arn1,,aira - uss. snG
20 Tba IN seid fakeFrons property is
worth double the value proposed to be paid the.
CITY V9r a % We believe the City Of Chicago,
and not nc railway company. should recefye
re Ta1 ,un az 4e"en' - 40 p'o'siAs y" '1s
tho Hnn" Geor1e i, Davis. has INTRODUCED bill
,an36t :. fts n-n1acte snd s;,oh nrt,nertr nnaF
~ leu ~ ~ "a .e mn:t cnndcue r. Ipe tara;t
and wefare ef Chicago; therefore: - i + ,..
~ ~ Hon is.s,r,a r "a lie in tbe cnurss he
has pursued in the premises. and express the
hupe that he will press his bill before the Con
9 aha National House OF
TEE NEW TE1EcRAPH1c ENTERPRISE
Go ,-,orase,,,e ond moet,ne with s,ccpas far
greater 1aah even ~ "'ese a,zI.d sa!,do'uo r suR
poftois Or pfo1eceoIs oIeaneo 1s's oas., ~. -
eonpaamH1 4n,,er ~ Sn1i re Rnar7 az Trade
amohe mn ~ ~ u,ts,.,tono snu no"t ~ s|ooi ,,ss
oVer o:H"om an supscfpso.s sa - a.;taa o
secured. lnese "ere teK!11u1ase n1s' snuscs,p
as hIfh Is l16, but no higher. Tue subscribers
9f Trade. who DO IL large &C. business M By telegraph;
Inc 1Act ls tahf sl.Vgooo1 " tno esocA coutu ~
taken IN Chicago aloue inside OF twenty-tol1r
uuuts oI. eIsss ~ ss - ~ saeu .'a.ao ~ eo @ r.
g Ilons nag 10 oe sGs,eanus; 3nen m,a e ta m
Msssrs. 1la'r' Elehhod, Giapp. Harry M; MnSoss,
w,ta ", In, H,msex 1,,hn r irnt, r HM
WiIEnsE,h 'sn Sx''neV Keef F!rhauK Chnre:
nnee.tl, HGn.y nes'ea, d -. "a. Ause.. % tta y. .,
I'm Ihm N mhss. 1 tew1n, anu otne1s Hts "n'one '"osS
II Tho iii lists from from % The dry goods, groceries. aud
o.ueI otaucuo9 ~ .'aus e ~ ht tt @ .ae
evening, uus ~ - 9! tn. - t"fy 1s wete
uasr u;e nf 1seoT.nh wti1 he IN nneratinn he
twsen he9e and az seT sb f9s5 hch m ana
sp5eao .tseta ~ ~ u'er ~ ane ;.ast, t., ~, ,<
En-; ieases .nr se" 1 ~ ,t, Ehe
the nlisness-men mere enance to ea1e nttle
emd VA o,s 1sp t;ns H1s ~ ti1
elnc1nnau' aAo otuee e'l'es VI &oe sa'ne e1iauo'
:. LIGHTNING JUSTICE. -'..'
An episode not down Ia the. program and
day mora;t1g before Judge Uaruuu ia the d.
yorce case Ut Francis Bran1gan against Elizabeth
Dranigan. The COMPLIMENT testified that ho
with her until April, 1873, when she left him. He
beard af1erwara that she was living ON State
street 1t heuss Of ,ta%s and be vent to see
:" None Ut your business was her polite reply.
He told her he would not come TO see her again
II she acted in that waS. "Gir,' she: answered,
as she reached for pop-bottle that lay on the
table. He got.
The ne1t witness was Bradley or BARLEY
Coouey, an lII-favored youth, who testified that
he had been intimate with Mrs. B., last July at
the house on State street II =: