, 1881-03-13

| College is to furnish several physicians each
dhy and night to keep constant watch and
note c'ndiuons, etc. This rival Of Tanner Claims
| to have tasted often before. aud undertakes
pow to prove that fasting is both feasible and
beneficial. During the fast visitors will bo ad-
mttted BY tickets OF Invitation issued BY Mr.
Frank c. Cooper, WHO will act as manager.
TnE Board Of Trade Committee which went to
sprineteld to have the supposed discrepancy In
tue State reports on tho mortality among hogs
a,I IN TIE past two years explained have not re-
n9f snpest to ony 1t T.
returns from which the report of 1879 was made
up were furnished by The Assess DTS. while the
Agricultural Bureau independently. The Com
mittee hope to be abte tn make their report 70
the Board Monday. Meanwhile tho influence OF
Nr. Crump's telegram seems to have about
spent Itself.
keeper at the Armory, died yesterday morning
! al his home, No. lA Lytie street, Of cancer III
as 'ons. as aea as '0asa ater 'De Rss
time was TRANSFERRED temposnaily TO
| roundsmnn on the force, and in 1852 WIS eTon l
the position which he held up TO within few
months ao NJ Gnnoins was g ngniy nst fnv
I of nine children, all grown, and In comfortable
crcums1ances The funeral, which ie set for
Monday forenoon, will be largely attended.
4 SPECIAL meeting of the St Patrtck's Society
J. Onahan prestd d. The Committee On Ban-
| quot reported that MI the arrangements had
hed Ii at T The Palmer House St. Patrick s.Day.
The following proeran Of tossts @ and and Re-, re-
sponscs has Psen arranSea: The s pay we
land Taom S \. Hoyne; ,..:Judtelarya and Bar"
fssa So 2 r. Meiafs9 uoaan sa Gsc Gscs
co. Carter II. Harrison; The Land League,
ii. E. Stone. Il dancing program Of ten mum
musical program WAS reported and acceptet:
Guests AT the banquet vii! be expected TO te
present at 7:30 p. m.. TO allow of the other ar,
ranEements being carried out Two hundred
plates have already been secured. After eleot-
ing seycral new members tue meeting ad-
journcd.
THE police were considerably excited last
evening over report which gained a wide cir
cufntfon that fireman from New orleans visit
ing this city bud been nlaltreated in the saloon
Of Anthony Connolly. at the curner Of Fourth
avenue nnd Harrison Streets and was lying In a
prccarlous condition at No. SIS State street.
There is every indication that the report was
,g. originated }y " somc one uesrons OF donE Gnn-
member OF Il New Orleans volunteer fire COM
pany, named Ohse. brought up at no curly hour
Friday morning at his lodgings. No. SIS Stute
street, with d slight scalp wound. This was
dressed by doctor. and Onse bus ever since
been about town US usual: No charges Of the
any one else. and probably nonc will he.
II having been repurted TINT the delay in the
negotiations for the vacation t,f La Ealle street
to create sito for the new Chamber Of Com-
TH1prSE reporter called yesterday upon air.
J. .: Parker. who has the interests Of the
Hoara of Tr:sde IN charge, and asked fur an eS.
planatfoa: Mr. Parker said that no trouble OF
any kind had occurred. The only question to be
decided was bow much the side streets were to
be widened. The delay was first caused by the ab~
- Fhff YRr kan 1frf IA
Board of Trade, und after he got home 1t WAS
tnuna ttat the agent Of tho Tracy estate had
the the Chicago, ROCK Island 1 Pac tic Railroad,
went to springa aeid anu caused Il + ur1her post
ponement.. The City Council Committee on
rcady to meet tic parties interested IN or op-
posed to tho proposed Improvement Mt any time
they might agree upon. And Mr. Parker believed
by next Wednesday uftertfoon at the latest
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
The Art-Schooi Of the Academy of Fine Arts
has continued quietly IN session all winter, and
before The prizes to be awarded ut the end OF
the year. about Tho Inst Of June, will be an
baSe oered eais and ieai ofer ~ rcrars wa to Be-
set before mertorious students. Some casts
Of architectural moldinss and rellets have
the United States Treasury. who
bud done like favor to the Cincinnati Art
week ut the end IF March, after which tho
studies will 80 forward It's before. with the nddi-
ton OF course Of artistic anatomy. The oil
work. AS the students BECOME more advanced,
Is very much improved. and sne wntar-ctlnr
c!nss Is very popular Of late. The evening life
class will probably he discontinued for the sea-
son ut the end Ut this n,p.,th.
THERE HAS TO nE 4 REGISTRY
for the ensuing municipal election. mud the
books should bo fn readiness Tuesdny. lnso-
n y II m fynr
mines IN the bo.ks in season and avoid crowd
ws'uld DO. well to call ut their poll ak plnces-
the list was published In Saturdays TRIBUNE
aud sec that their nu!ncs nre down. 'Fhc judges
should cali at the City Clerks Office 3londay
morning anu get their certificates of election
Clerks Office and obtain last falls books and set
to work cnpyinx the names of voters whom they
know still live in their wards.
WEST TOWN COLLECTIONS
West-Town-C Collector Schilio makes a splendid
best ON record-of bis work III COL
'ecting the state, city. county, pnrk. and boule-
yard taxes fur 1851, and it.rehects credit the
Republican party, who elected him. and upon
himself.
Assessor Au,ick who has made so fair M
greater satisfaction than any other,Efs % ,,lso 10
be credited With share of the goul work. He !
has acted in conjunction with Mr. Schilio, and !
another in assessing and collecting the taxes.
Collector Schillo shows that out Of S,4O0 per- |
on arc :a' but @ Gaenaasn sss lie
Sarrant for persona! property tax was
*5 .2ls, Of which 1909 has been collected up
to dufc.-s5.0sU more than .gue collected last |
year. Or 93 per cent collected, leaving only and
4 truction per cent uncollecled. The delin- |
Quents include hankrupts. ahsentees, and deud
people. Last year the COLLECTIONS amounted to !
- 16-IU1 per cent The incrclsc this year is
therefore l per cent. The total OF the real |
estate warrant was $1.75jU2o this year. and S.
/ 100 last yen:. The total coliccnons to t1utc
amount to $.s95,0 Co., and last year they were
tt.'iS,3sa. Lust years percentage was ii 9l~101,
aud thus tar this year 1t ts IL per cent, showing
H-1U0 increase over inst years pelTentagc.
And still tho Collector expects to get In as much
nDncy us his predecessor did lust year.
II may be well to state that last year many
persons took advantage t,f the scrip In circuln-
Jon 10 pay their taxes with, and thus obtain
discount. The winter weather has nsD been SO !
severe that collecting hus hcn attended with |
much hard work. The Republicans OF tho West |
Town hayo great reason to feel proud Of tho
men they put into the Assessors and Collectors
ofhces lust spring.
THE CITY-HALI.
The Committee on Streets md Alleys, West
Division, will meet Mt +. N. Monday.
The Register of Vital Statistics issued thirty !
four burial pcrruits,-a larger number than any