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National Republican., 1881-10-22


NEW AND ATTRACTIVE HALLS FOR THH
IN SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ The handsome edibce known throughout the Untet
states as Lincoln Hall building. corner Ninth and
streets.
The new College Halls will be occupied on AND
amer October J.. 1851 Day and evening sessions fo
Indies and gentlemen. Sons and daughters educated
for real life students received throughout the year
a valuable painphl et containing an eloquent addrey
10 The students On Elements OF Success" by JaIno
A. GARFIELD, and u "Tribute to Graduates OF Spen
cerinn Business College" by General Francis A,
Walker. superintendent OF the Census and also full
Information concerning the College, viii be sent fret
by mall upon application, or may be obtained at thu
College Office. HENRY e. SPENCER, Principal
lIrs. SARA A. SPENCER. Nlce-Prlnclpal. sel5lr
THE SCHOOL or PMUSlC.-EsTA BLISHEDis 1871
II 707 Eighth street northwest
Plnno, Organ, Voice. Violin, &c. Church organ foi
practice. au3l-tf
TIME BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL begins IT'S fourteenth year the i2th ol
September In DR. Sunderland Church. north session
room See circulars Mt bookstores for the opnlonsoi
souie OF well-known citizens with regard TO Its
merits For nm interview with the principal or other
aus5-im j. W. HUNT Principal.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
YirrInIn,. NYnnia.

Virginia wants dueling substituted for
base ball as the national game, because the former
Is less destructive OF life and limb, But our young
men prefer pastime that partakes Of a little ex-
citement and DANCE N0rriSt0lva Herald.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
or pAssRNeER TRAINS.
Corrected 10 May %, 1881.
Baltimore and Potomac Depo, corner Sixth ana p
daily. tDaiiy except Sunday.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street.
Morning.,

NfDIfttlNVs
\ ~, phila. and Bait.
oNprcSG....s........,..- z
tPhila.. Bait ana way 8
I Pittsburg, Columbus,
Gin. and 81. LOUIS" 8
tPhila. and N. Y. cx-- Il
Bait. and way statfns- 5
Fred'k. Point OF Rocks
and way sthtions..-.. 3
Bait. and Annap. eN.. 5
Martinsburg and Ha-
gerstown &C. (met.
hranchl.....-........... .
Balt. and way stains
lAnnap. on Sunday 10
tBaltimnre express 10
Bait. and Laurel eN.~.ll
Trains marked I tiniiy
daily except Sunday.
, 1881-10-16

naesna naopnon Of. improved methods for carrytne
asReI ga The privileges nt,w granted and
4aoa 1or VIII be used to prevent needed relief.
IN tha ,i .ne par1non1t Importance OF RETAINING
street possss1on OF the city at least one bridgcd
iurther submit TINT, as the franchise Is
,sa,t Y. ano the demand for ap early improve
a MI, o our CARRYING facilities urgent it would
e,o 10 dispose Of the franchise, If at all to
esT Iu ~ retson es persons who would bid the high
s;sa n,,o t1Fntsn the best accommodation to our
~ elzes f lor the privilege We regard tie matter
80 s.tat Importance for the West Side and re-
demands" ~ 11vn "u4eu -
The whole matter was left IN the hands of the
ms g who had prepured the remUnst rance
,,sa nc e thasruinn of the committee was author
~ -, ~ ca!a Another general meeting whenever
ne aecmcd It necessary. i 49, - - -
Mr; KIRBY Carpenter was selected as Treasurer
~ 1h,s .aAe care nt the funds collected carry On
1n.s agstatlon- A Rot,dly sum was collected.
Nr. GaFver r'ovod thar IL dout,!e- width bridge
nro a.. vtaauct ut !acksnn street were uccessi-
-. ano tnat the West Side :Councmen- be re-
s}.Ie d}uesteo 70 prepare rna necessary ordinance.
jOurnrd.* - a.
, 1881-10-16
BROWNS VALISE.

! II IKa. NOT Turned Up Yet, and Brown
..~:~ Rsus.elf still IL Mystery.
| The case of John Brown, mentioned in yester-
days paper us having been arrested out Of En-
glish Bills saloon, No. 463 Clark street, with
large sum Of money IL his possession. Is as mys-
| terious as ever. By long odds the worst feature
| in the case is the theft Of Browns vaIlse con-
| tanning nearly S1,100 after Brown had been ar
| rested. The man CorriEan, to whom Officer
| Rooney gave the yalIse, expecting thu: he would
carry 1t to the station, either could not
or would not give any clew to tho
! man who snatched it from his hand.
Tho police worked hard upon the case,
and at nn early hour In the morning arrived at
the conclusion thnt saloon loafer uamed John
Cayanagh was the man,. Immediately after the
arrest he took drinks in several saloons on Clark
street, and tho keepers OF these places noticed
thAt he carried -
4 SMALL BROWN LEATHER y1AL1sE.
They describe it accurately, and it tatlies to
dor with the stoteu one. The search for Cuya-
nngh has boon prosecuted with great yigor but
up to last night no trace had been found either
Of Dutterieid and Thirty -tlrst streets, Tut cav
anagh has not made his hume there for months,
cnietiy for the reasou that his wife had htn mr.
He has therefore mule his headquarters in low
IodE my houses and saloons In different quarters
Of tue ott*, but no truce of him could be found
in any OF them yesterday. -.
There is no longer any. doubt thar Browns
story IS true, in Tar as the statement
1nnt he arrived " in The city over the
Maonsh s ST. Louis Koad early
Friday forenoon IS concerned 4 sa1uonkeeper
at Tue CORNER Of Third avenue and Twelfth
street IDENTIFIES brown as IL mau who crossed
from the depot TO his saloon directly after the
tta'n , arslveo. ae took ~; se Eoa piece ont ot
could give him currency Tor il. auu wten the
latter had done 50, asked him to chAngc S5U
more. Brown happened not to have the coin in
his pocket. ntad :, 80 : ouencd his suchnI
thus exposing the = yunteuts. and the
sulookecpcr sllys bc judycd ar tho
time thi there was at least s;}lAU In gold con
ranc,l IN IT. r. ,rns n,or r1,ld thsn ha evar saw
ut one time. md he simpiy ruessed az Tne
amount
Drown had sobered by last evening 50 AZ tn he
ubIe To talk fnrelliTn,tiv. He st,1t cIn;,ns ~,
hsTo ~ " 't1AA .'"'@"' ~
ra>,r nv r,,r uoxrz- z-1roxrsr~
- ~ 49,. 49, .'. 60
tnat Is, ne won Il ntcnnck- LUCK and faro nt
CINCINNATI, ST Louis. keukGk4 and Quincy, III.
CT ne Is unable 70 locate single gaming house
or name i gamDlef IN eatner of those cities,
ana, though recently from Quincy. he
never heurd OF the Jnckson- NcDado
, 1881-10-16
GEORGE SANGSTER.
More About 4 Dealbcat

| More About 4 Dea1hcat.
George Sangster, who WAS men ntsoned yester-
day as accom- pished deadbeat, appears tc
/ have wider rcputa ton than Was accorded him
aud, If half thar Is told of him is true, he is not
| only thorough rascal, bur typical tramp and
fraud.
4 reporter yesterday met one of bis numer-
Gus victims in this city, George Keller, No. Ii
Clark street, who is the agent Of au Eastern
| publishing house, and was given what purportcl
to be the fellows history since the War.
During the War tho story went that he
wnS Director In BANK at Norfolk,
Fa-+ running a Wholesale liquor house at the
same time. He failed there several times with
his pockets well lined, ,ild was next beard from
In the employ of the London Publishing Com
pany, and subsequently in the employ Of Cin-
cinnati house. In 1876 be turned up in St Louis,
and WIS engaged in ~ buckfu& the tiger" and be
escaped from Int village between TWO days in
company with womun Of tho town. leaving q
child penniless at one of the hotels. He was
Ing his vocation among the Hoosiers, wnere he
swlndfed the banks by drafts upon his employ
crs to the tune OF about $ls,oo
Il grew very wurnl for him in those parts
finally. and he next pitched his tent ut Denver,
where he swiudled publisher ont or about
ssao, and others out Of about Sa00o. Leaving
years uSo Mr.. Keller met him In Baltimore. He
was peutent, and desired to turn over q new
leaf, and Mr. Keller helped him by Introducing
MIN TO publishers, ail Of whom he systematiculiy.
swtndlcd.
From Baltimore he came to Chicago and sue
ceeded in getting ". L. Baker, the agent
OF the Appletvns.. to cash a forged
check for Slol and from, hero he went
back east and WIS Inst sight Of Three weeks
ngo, however, Mr.. Keller received Il note from
him asking him to Gail at the Grand Pacific. Hc
answered the note and found the fellow bent
upon turning over new leaf again. lie loaned
him SD to tir himself up, end employed him us
"a clnvasser. The first week he did well, but the
second week he dropped back into his old
hnhf;s. He brought In 3 long list OF subscribers
to tho work he WAS selling, and wns paid his
commissions, hut an Investigation showed that
the list was forgery embracing the names OF
Amos Granuis, ". j. Culver, De Wit c. Cregler.
= William .Adrich, E. G. Asar. 7. H. Bradley, and
Others. r. - = .
Mr. Keller concluded his narrative By stating
that SanRster left here for Kansas, a1d, not
understanding acquisitions were out for him
from this Stntc, Oaio. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island. and Massachusetts, und the tele-
graph and police bad been literally used. he had
to date esc,lped arrest He did not propose to
give up the search fur him. however, but wns
just issuing circular giving full description
of him, In which he offered Il reward of 5sU1 for
his apprehension. He intended TO send It brtad-
east, and go in person to look for him besidc4
and ii was not brought TO Justice speedily 1t
would not be bis fault. - -
, 1881-10-16
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Arrived, the De Ruyte1

NEW IoRR. Uct~ lo.-AFf1veu, n6 Dc Ruytef,
from Antwerp. ~. It'll:
:, QuEpSsrowS, Oct. la-Arrivcd,: .tne wiscon-
sin, from New York, and the Algeria, from New
York 49,. IL y -. y =. :
!; NEW YORK, Oct 15l-ArEived, the Germauia,
from Liverpool, and the Persian Monarch, from
London. .>s:. :':::s.~: -,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 15.-The steamer George
*Loary. which left Washington, D. G., yesterday,
for yorktown, Is reported ashore o,, York Spit
. GnEEsoC11; Oct 15-The Anchof Line steamer
Olympia grounded IN: the river. She was run
Into. and returned TO Glasgow considcra biz dam,
LIvEnroor, Oct. 15.-Arrlyed, the sarmatian,
from Boston. $3.50 :,t K < :z.-.
, 1881-10-16

THE REV. f.. l. CALVIN WILL PREACH At
1O+5 g. IN; the Third Church. corner Of Monroe
aid la1tf sts. subiect: :. search After Truth the
Only Condition o.a Freedom"
j. THE REV. BROOKE HEREFORD PREACHES IN
the Church OF the II esstah ut u:A5 M SnbteGt:
= The Ent5nnce Upon afnnhood and ,Womanhood.
~, he REV. GEORGE c. MILN WILL PKEACHAT
: uIiIT Church. y .-4*. * y ~ >f:: :
, 1881-10-16

THE REV L. 2. MERCER WILL PREACH AT
Hershey Hall Mt II L. n. ,-...r> -..-...
+ THE REV +. c BosToCK WILL PREACH IN
Lincoln Park Chapel Mt II T. m
TUE KEv-W. +. PENDLErON WILL PREACH IN
Union Park Temple At II T. N.
, 1881-10-16


/ TIE REV. W. II. COLLINS. OF .GALESDURG,
H., viii preach in the chapel OF the WashnEton'an
THERE Will BE REv1vAL5 SERVICES IN THE
1aiiruad Chapel, sate-st, near Fourteenth. this
EUGENE G. KL1BER WILL. LEAD THE RAIL
way mems meeting tn the readiuG-room corner Kin
zie and Cuna1-sts., at 3:la p. =.:'
a LIBERAL nEUAIDS WILL BE HELD At zig
West Madi.on-sr- 1t ssn p NJ. Subject: Bread of
TIE REV. T. ". SMITH PRECHEs 10 REoR-
ennized Church Of Christ. Or Latter Day SAINTS In
hn sl3 West Madson-st- Mt W:aD and in Castle
Hall. Gly " est LATEST. at s-93 p. m. =
J.u FARR. CHAPLAIN. CONDUCTS SERVICES
woEth-uT., At p ...~ :.:s.
= DR.. .NA: on SPEAKS At lc:5o a. u AND 7:3o r.
~: at hall 70 ai7 West Nadison-e1 subject spf-,
THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST MEET IN CHAPEL !.
corner Noble aud supeEior-ss-. al II g. NJ and 7:U
: THE ECLEcrlcs WILL MEET AT NO :13 WEST
3tadtson-st- ut 1:3i D. me as =:
At THE GOSPEL HAIL. 319 WEST RANDOLPH.
st.. u0nnld Hoss will address Ilrtstan1 a H. IN
Abraham the man Of fassn" sno aI 1as VIII fesle"
At. CAMPBELL HALL. to!tSER or VAN
Busen-st- and CHmptell-nr. John Smith and John H.
Caruie will preach the Gospel At End s:t5 . M
/: AT THE PACIFIC GARDEN MISSION. CONNER
Of Tnn Hufen and Clark-st: Eol; Gso:.e n Ct1s1e
leads the night moetns. Good sanKt% md seats Tree
\ BEN HOGAN, THE CONVERTED PIXIE
fighter speaks today the BftdewsIl Ia the oven-E
ing be give his testimony At the Iaoernacter
corner II est indiana and Norsan~sts ):
THE CHICAGO rKoGKEssivE = Ml r. LfcEpA MEETS
): THE DISCIPLES OFF SES THE CHRIST WILL
meet NJ No. 6H}1 Ssewart-aE.. Engiewood. ~ p
: CESTKALsAIEe:TISG OF FRIENDS At THE
.Atheurura Binding At W:au = N - - - :. -. =.
, 1881-10-16

sirst-The right Of way is worth many thou
- tdultars, and the c0mBsADy does nut propose
u -Ay the city anything f9r the privilege. Inc
SONS why the Council should dlspv5e OF 50
-! stuatle franchise without an equAvatcnt are
LIT 70 us apparent.
-secund-Adams street bridge is the only
9ossang leading from the, centre OF the "est
VISION to the business centre OF Tue .Soutn
nn'lloh not now III possession OF sa1d COMPANY.
as Rtant OF the right Ut way Tor two tFachs
1G1pss This bridge, whether 1t IS Wideneu or nor
n1r nr !seoarxe, consolidate: and compact monop-
q our cttY :,.z. -.
~ as.Inird-Experience has demonstrated that
r: AIa: oorse- railway company under its. presepl
daann4aRement does not. and 1t may well Dc
4nao,ea whether it ever cHn7 AFFORD easy COM
- .eaole and authcient TRANSFORMATION for over
1a., are crowded into cars IN manner that
t1sa 1a!a not be permitted under rhe law IN the
tna3 tnau3apo11anon Of any Auimuas brQu2nt 10 QUE
Aels- And this, too, when the many times
.sa. stock, paying iurge dividends, Is worth
S!HE Hs1 cent with little or tsune t. be pouR mt.
.ha4. !. ano Try to preserve to the city wnat
e.c's u left OF The control Of our streets Some
-nt ss Anay oe offered for the original granting
i efn 80 franchises when the enterprise Was IN
fnn.e,r, rsat sst rand the future OF: Chicago noI
uat Dow the dom and Is assured und the
H.; ~ hopeful fur large increase OF popula-
~ = nna the question presents itself whether
ears N, s.aoa @ or Carrying passenEers by th''se
ra - ~ "aF streets can meet the demand. haeu
h hn,as ~ toa1 only twenty-five years ago oH.
KsmdscH.t running each half hour on Mndison anu
1raon.lpn streets carried all the passengers
iE;aaxseltnx to the West Division Us Jar west us
htrsan!<,an.as natk. 1t may we'll be doubted whether
.-fI:.s a1s tAn Meet our future 1eluts., 81 =
panc 49,, 1uoluonal street granted tt this COM
~enpaeates and renders MuEe difficult the
, 1881-10-16
LUTHERAN.

THE REV. WILLIAM ASHAiEAD SCILAEFFER
breaches l':1 u In Wicker Park Church, corner
Aoyne-av. and Le Moyue-3t
TILE REV. CIlAtLEs kOEKNEn BREACHES
morning and evening at Trinity Church. corner DeaT
boru-nv. anu Erie-st-
THE REy.J. u. D.SEvERISGHAuSW WILL PREACH
ut II u, In the Church OF the General synod. Vhlo
md SOhfE-stS. %
, 1881-10-16

JOHN cCRRIE. THE EVANGELIST. breaches
this morning aud evening In the Chicago Avenue
Church, corner Of La Snlle-st-
THE REV. Fl. w. THOMAS. D. D., WILL
preach at Hoo1ey's Theatre ut II A. M
, 1881-10-16

1KOF.- AND MRS. CARTS GLASSES ~
= -, DANCING.
j ~t:;-z wEsT sIDE-G5ss West :Lake-st. ~. ::
sATuKDAYs-Lad1es auo Eents at 7:aop. n Chill:
nrr
;.1t1exoRTH HYTDE-BKASDs's HALL u
J THURsDAYs-C Children 1t p. M Ladies' and gents
NJ ISL d. n For uar.icu:zrs:nppy In person On the
eTenIug Of class OF address, CD West Lsxe-zt
, 1881-10-16
,ETISCOpAT.


BISHOP FALLOWS WILL PREACH MORNING
and evening In ST. Puuls Church. corner OF WASH
inEton and Cnrpenter-sts-. Evening subject: ST
THE REV. DR. MEADE WILL PREACH In: ST.
Matthew's Church. cvrner Clark and Ceutrests ut IL
d n Nnt IN Emanuel Church, corner TWenth-eighth
and IauoVer-sis-, ut p
BISHOP CHENEY. ASSISTED BE BISHOP FALL
lows, breaches in the Presbyterian Church IN Euge-
woud ut 33D p H.
BISHOP CHENEY WILL PREACH MORNING
and evening In Christ Church, Nichlgan-aT.
, 1881-10-16
THE CHURCHES.


H, ~
lnS and esennE n Tie s1lh chqssh corner ot 7-
THE my; ,AKrHuK swAzEs: D. D. WILL
pTeah tn the Forty first Street Church. morning and
THE REV. j. L. vITHRow. D. L. OF BOSTON,
4aa "a sssaaE a she
oznas sas e iSs D. E cha
he Frsl Church at l5s1 4 n. l.. ~ - l+tA> t>t
97a! gE hEx M e7eaEsf ! e. T5a cSsa WILL
noFans Aaa I'D Il fslt
n,a1a,3o dnE hey; RE- E; G oGGE! WILL PREACH
Morn
Tat1f mnE FIX d1a a ~ W1 PREACH
pieses Ta6 IN HEY r. GALusHA s A., WILL
aoo Nash!n2lon-sts.
uaea Hs Hx G d ass ca1ss MILL EzEAsH
p NJ. - :
morning evening IN lie Norm s;al e chareh-
te nnE ta1 ML rEAcA IN
Western Aveuue Church. morntn: and evening
dHa nF cs.ee .fa; @ 1T
as and evening In the Fourth Church, on Washing
he csn.snns! c6urea: corner q Lincoln ana wass
1uckson"sts-. morning and evening. : =
THE REV. MR, MEYER Will. PREACH MORN
s ln ano eTennG IN the First Church B'cker-
otne s,s anu M huson-sts -...-..-
mofnns sn ap eyen 14E !, oSnE S WdL PREACH
enasse mt1s J. J. ~, :,
Central chnrca- Praise service ID ihe evening $40
THE REV r. r. WILLIAMS. or KANAPATAN
n1a E preach ~ Ihis y the efss chprcn
ins: A'D' - i''-'''o. Hoz. ''eAe1<' Ii '1e even
.E7lscoPA1. - =,
ean x ofcfate and e1eaias Il & 3a9es
enu5en. n..1 Gass ,,1ss, ana hnroa, .
R;ssSas R;S;aas and evening Al s. 1assso' eaufes ssas
THE Rr.-REv. BlsHop w. r. Nc1,aREs a.
sisted b he Kev: IT. Fiee:wood xtii led SHANNON
1r1es az p Il A'sson' Masonic Hall
rHE ASToISE 4Ec4YER WILL PREACH
u Frencn at Tie Cathedral OF s.. Peter and Paul.
THE REV: VliSToS IocEE. .. D., Will
Pashav morning aho evening m Grace church wa
THE REV; ARTHUR A1rcH1E WILL PREACH
s'"g %o,nne and evening In the Church OF the A.ceu-
s'o MR. ,,,,,,1,., MIR, ,,,-r.,>,1 ,,,,,
:. TIE u. AEv. = g. PEkkI WILL oFFlClATE
at 4! y. stepesns s~ Church. 5en1sS1,.s ,,
THE REV. r. n. MoRR1soN WIFI, PREACH
Throop-:sI - ~ : - -. %.
pro,rxr1 vn4e.,n,4 e,
BISHOP FALLoWs WILL PREACH MORNING
and evening In ST. Puurs Church. corner OF Wash
Fsai fsYa q 4d 1ihsas genssFs h'saaS 'uD'e'': 81
E y nR Mf sne n ST
and llaaove5-sss. e u : p N; :.
preac6ss Il he IA haEeh q En1s
"oue, .a's,es: ~ n:'e - =, % ~. ,,,,,,..,
ana sFeons Il GSI;1 nana
-: eo,----o .r~o.~
THE REV eqsaFAe1il1E1E E. F. Wll1faMs pnEAcnEs
Ole1e!~a'. ,s.. Avn anu fo.uetn-ss.
Ing and evening IN the Tuberuac3e Chl1ch, corner
iii Mn be- annaneted eveninFs during tSn ee hT
Hiss, Of Hartford. Conn. -. :.
Sabjects: ~ 4 NV c. ation s ana How TO Know ii
and Liberty in Searching for Truth" 80:
morning i % and evening "a tie New England chalch
THE REV. ". MACoMBER WILL PREACH In
@ 4ET Gha5ea aMEs soa on
VII pre9aeh In the morning. ana The kay. Peter vs.
mFTvonTer
.rurprv v,7;dtV EHFoVisrr SO W91:rr wrrh PREACH
-~THE HE3"R6V--T.-fs. ."STH0BKtDtSE. w LII FREACH
"S1nox &ns hgS aS s:sHf SosGra = esNatSs p will
preach in Centenary Church morning and evening
f. ALS MhL rKEAGH g T0nAr n
Morn!ns subject: :sHow TO succeed -; evening: "A
vast s,!s sfo,hefnood @ , ,,,,r :,
a. n II in til Trialt5 + caurcb. d indiaaa.a~ ~ 80
the morning and the Kew Albert Frlek In the evening
At AIAuL flaGH Nu4EG0- - .
, 1881-10-16
= THE .EHURCTES.

pELlGIOUS SERVICES s<W1lL. BE
Ia held toduJ In the Chicago churches by ths fol-
lowing clefFymen: sg:.k3 =: :
, 1881-10-16

: ss173 South ,Cla1k-st, Chicago
Consult personay Il 81 ,ai free OF charge. On a11
chronic spec.nl diseases Dr. J. kean Is
the only physician in the City wf aarrxnta
no pnT. Hours: =. H. 70 y u-; sundays, 10 r II.
, 1881-10-16
UNTVER9AITST.

UNIVER9AIIST.
THE REV. y. S. CRON BREACHES MORNING
and evening In the Church Of the Hedeemer, corner
Washington and Sanganou-sts. Evening subject:
" "Llber11sm.H -
THE REV ". Il. RYDER WILL PEEAcI
morning and evening in 81 Paul.s Church. Mlchtsan-
~. Evening subject: For What Did our Lord
Diet"
, 1881-10-16
I'VE will offer MONDAY. ons*;::.
FIRST T FLOOR,
Fancy Silk ve|vet$. i! !
AT: $3.50, ::::.::. !:

Worth $500. $780,. $500, and
$500: This is.a Bargain that may
not be offered again in Life Time
and should be taken advantage Of,
Come early and secure the choice:
Designs and Styles. : 5..s = = !: +:
, 1881-10-16
BERLIN +. ]. {. q q.
-. ~
Garments !
CASH BARGAINS:

Unapproachable by any other,
house. ! ~:::::; III
Buying all goods strictly for
CASH, and in larger quantities
than any housein our line, enables
us to offer many. Cash Bargains,
unapp7oachable by any : other
house. 50. ~: ~: !
, 1881-10-16

THE REV. F. u. KlRKHAA WILL PREACH
In the West Side Church. Testern-nv. near Van Bu-
ren-sr-. morning and evening
THE REV. j. ". ALLEN WILL PREACH MORN
Ing and evening at the South Side Church. Praire-av
md Yh!stteih-st-
TIE REV. D. G. HOLMES WILL PREACH THIS
morning the Second Church. Oakley and Jack
Eon-St.
THE REV. o. 4. BURGESS WILL PREACH
morning and evening in the First Church. Indiana
av. and Twenty -nfth-st- !.
, 1881-10-16

PETITION IN NIIsAMURAL TRAVEL.
s1> aiess there was they would never reach
HI believed thar the company wanted 70 get
Possession IT -Adnms street so Ms ru prevent
eope1'non In me fn,nre Tes, Tes n'ng,ynine
; *osnpans @ ' was wa not valid one. 10
suit or Legislature had even doubted
~;e right OF the city to control its Streets mud
,e gruu1ing Ut the right. tu street railway
."sEpany ~ lay track un any street was III the
.a:are OF CONTRACT bcIween the company ana
= city, The Clts of Coicsiso mad never recog-
led the validity Of the n!uety-utnc-yeur chAr-
x. The company watched It's own interests
- .~eysr slept It showed its interest in every
elected 10 The city and ,an eseTS Tga ans
SonIzed the Interests OF tnls conpany wno
4 political ambition was quietly la1d t'o the
lied to prr cuxsl the nbs3r:'tns and gt:,spsEs
:acpol,es, which were growing and i1sia1onsiy
:~.snlng their fangs in tue BODY polat.c-
-. 1h,nz vas growing. aud unless tne
pie crushed It. would grow still greater
I'D mt believe in laying II track on Adams
ct. and be wanted the city to WIDEN adains ,a
- bridge ut jackson street. He dad not Pc
IN the giving: away OF q street BY = lew
srtE-owneEs 70 aas snrpornaaon. me ne ,.rt enen-
i the city could nuke better narEatn, anu
ia,e could condemn the right or way if inc
ona,n NJ, Th law was s1u not 50 @ much at
4: Us Practical obstacles Which were IN
!. =sss55 55nmittee, which had been out some
:: W,hsrted - -.
r. .s,E FOLLOWING REMoSsTKASCE,
H.: = ffs adopted mud numerously. signed:
:#.= sds Hon0r the .n1yor AMI Aldermen Of the
r.. .tAicu1 10 il. tt,,a,fion EunncI d*sfHblsd-
= r. 1EuES: The undersigned. citizens and
: .3cr- Of the West Division. living ON Adams
:: nAud vicinity. regret to ieurn that the
~. lsyisEon Railway Company has. asked the
49, :*Te Of lAs1nx its trucks on, Adams street.
i: sStale 10 Hulsted Streets crossing Adams
/: st bridge. There seems to be to your re
:4tcants many reasons why your hnnofalle
should NOT grant lhissfranchsse. we men-