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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-02

BROwN-On saturday December l. 1885, Clay de Boiseet
infant Of Charles \. and Melanio de b. Brown
Funeral private.
GORDON-IIev Cuthbcrt c. Gordon in his 10Th year
Funeral services Monday at hafpas at 172 Madison
st, Brooklyn.
BOOTH-At Campbell Hail. orange County. N.Y. November
81 Alfred Booth aged 10 years.
DRAKE-At EnstOn Penn, Friday, November 80 Lewis c.
Drake, ~ the late ohm Drake
Relatives and friends invited TO attend the funeral services
at family residence, 80 south 4hst, Tuesday, ut
d.
Iuemcnt private.
IRWIN-On Friday November 3d. David Irwin in the slst
year OF hs age.
Relatives aud friends invited to attcnd funeral his
late residence 2Oi Wost 2lstst, Monday, December
ut 10 o'clock a. m.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Adiutant General
l. Informed that Lieutenant Charles smith, 18Th lnflntry
died OF apOpcxy at Fort HallOck, Nevada, on November
80
FRrDEmcKsBURG, Va. Dec. 1.-Captain Noah Fair
bank who commanded the first steamboat in Virginia
waters, died to-day, age ninety srycn.
EAsTON, Penn, Dec 1.-William Kellogg, Superntcnd-
cnt OF Bridges the Lchigh Valley Railroad died
this afternoon. age soyeutynyr lie had been connected
with the Lehlgh Valley Company nearly thirty year,. Iio
constructed the first railroad bridge the Delaware
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MUSICAL NOTES.

David Bimberg, young viOlinist, will give
concert in steinway Hall on Thursday evening.
"The Beggar Student" continues to be the
attraction at the Casino.
At the musical service in ST. Johns Chapel,
yarck this evening" MendessOhns unfinished oraorlo
sChristus" will be sung"
Mines. Valera, Fursch- Madi and Trebeili.
NM Capoul and Angler and SignorL Del Puente and
Eovara will be the singers at the concert In the Metro
potan Opera this evening The compositions tha
will be played by the orchestra are "Suites Asaceh
Massenet: " La JOta ATagonese," SaintSaens Marcho
Heronne Iabadi." Massenet.
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REMEMBERING THE W4IFS.

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: AS constant reader of your most valu-
able paper. notice the article " An Amoner OF Cty
Charity" AS you do not state where contribution WI"
reach the Chidrens Aid Society referred TO In that ar
Gle NAV ask that you will see that the nclosed check
for S25 reaches 1T Yours truly,
THEO W. STERLING.
LOtos OI,tb, Neio York, Dec. !, 1888
1.-THE money will be forwarded to the Rev, Charles
L. Brace secretary of the Children's Aid Society,"
No 10 East Fourth-st.--Ed1
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec FL a. m.-The movement in
he barometer yesterday downward Clear weather
followed at night By cloudy weather with OF. OF an
Of rain. The temperature ranged between 23s and
400 tho average (3390 being l4o higher than the
corresponding day last year $50 lower than on
Friday. 81
Cloudy weather and light rain, followed by fair or
clear weather may be expected to-day in this city and
vicinity,
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MRS. C. II. NORTH4MS WILL.

HARTFORD, Dec. 1.-The will Of the late
Mrs Charles H. NOrham, OF this city, leaves to the Eps
cOpa Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society, $4,000
to the Diocesan Missionary Society," $4,000; to
Christ Church, OF Hartford. $4,000; to the Hartford
Orphan Asylum 5000; and after various private be-
quests Of about Sl5O000, leaves the balance Of the
tate about 100000 TO Trinity College and the Hart
HOSptal.
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ARRlVALS FROM EUROPE.

The Republic brought yesterday Captain and
Mrs d. MacKinlay, &. Nicholson Kane, Miss L. l.. Kane,
Nordbury Kane the Rev. Mr.. scanne, Dr. f. o. seguin,
Mr.. and Mrs R. @. stcarns, Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Griffith.
Hugh II. Lanston, John King George Grimshaw, IT,,
William Bouthor william Cooper, @; r. Douglass, A. r
Firth, A. r. Gray r. Howard, W. g. Reid l. 6eybold, Mr.
and Mrs. q. Vaughan, Mr.. ana Mira Owen J. wister,
James Young and J. J. Mcneil
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Wei De Meyer.

1t Is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
CURE Is the only treatment that will absolutely
Catarrh-fresh chronic. II mnryel"-isey. A l..
Fries Cairo N " 10 restored % the pulpit"-lev.
Geo T.. Refs CObleyile y. Y. zone box radically cured
meRev c. III. Taylor. lao NObest Brooklyn. a perfect
after 30 years sufeDg"J ID. Mcdonald, 7lO Broat
way " &C. &c. Thousands OF testimonials received
from all parts OF the world Delivered 81 DR.. Wei Do
Meyers TREATISE" with statements by the cured,
mailed Free D. b. Dewey & Co.. ls2 FultOn.st, NY.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

- 775'77I7''' TOT ''o P'IS7 EU7s7sEYTVuFT HOfFS
WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-Cloudy weather with
rain has prevailed in the north Pacific coast REGION but
with light snow or rain In the Lake region and New
England The temperature has risen in the Upper Lake
REGION Minnesota and Dakota and fallen In New-Eng
land and Middle States Northerly winds are prevailing
along the Atlantic coast, southerly winds from the
western Gulf States TO the Lakes and westerly winds
In the Missouri Valley. depression has advanced
southwark over Manitoba to Lake Superior.
Indications for to-ddy
For New England. light rains and snow warmer south
ery winds and falling barometer, followed Sunday after
noon and night by colder clearing weather. northwestery
winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer partly cloudy
weather. and In Northern New-YOrk light snow or rain,
sontherly winds veerng TO cold norhwestery falling
followed by rising barometer,
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5edgwfck Mrs. William setor John Elliott Miss Maud
Elnott Mr and Mrs. WalteiTuckerman. Miss dOrmieux.
Dr. and Mrs Gaspar Grisw0d, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Kennedy
TOD Ponltney Bge0w, the Misses Bigel0w Nj and Mrs.
Lucns Iuckerman the Misses Tuckerman, Mr. and Mrs.
~. teekernan MISS Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob
bins Miss Cotter Creighton Webb the Misses Webb Mr..
ana mrs kngsford Benjamin Swan, Mr. and Mrs Isein,
MISS iselln, Mr. and Mrs. James Strong Miss Strong,
MI. and Mrs; Lawrence Turnure, Miss Turnure Miss
clark Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Borrowe Misswaldo and Bliss
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LILLIAN SPENCER REC0TERLNG.

CLEVELAND, Dec. Miss Lillian Spencer,
the actress who has been confined in the Huron Street
Hospital with attack OF typhoid fever, last
night pronounced out Of danger and will soon be able
leave the hospital She was taken i'll week ago at
sprlngllcld. I'LL. and was remOYed 70 lhi. city.
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A FACTORY DESTROYED AT ELIZABETH.

Sewell g. Ericksson's large hat factory at
Elizabeth N. j. totally destroyed by fire yesterday
morning 1t was the work OF incendiary. The total
loss Il $4,000. The insurance tho buildings Is
$4,000. The stock and machinery mostly new,
and valued at $4,000; the insurance IL about 25 900
One hundred operatives employed In the factory.
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4 SOD1 FOUNTAIN EXPLODES.

BALTIMORE, Dec. This evening William
Anderson, colorcd while charging a sodf fountain at
Bouudayavc. and Charlcs-st, fatally injured by the
cxpl o,ion the fountain. part OF the metal struck
him the head facturiny the skull II is said he can
not live through the night.
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OBIIU ARY.
BASILE BOERESCO

BUCHAREST Dec. IN. Basile BoerescO, the
Roumanian statesman, is dead. The Chambers have
unanimously resolved to accord him state funeral and
RESPECT,
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Gpecial Notlces.
II. Is. Hert Il son, Auctioncc

ART SALE EXTRAORDINARILY
Ceramics BrOnzcS, Brica Brac Articles of Nertu
PLAQUES, Armor, Repousse and Chiseled Brass
Goods Clocks, Vases, Mantel Sets, &C, &cp sc.
THE GREAT
HASSFELD COLLECTION,
consigned for absolute sale by the wordrenowned Connos.
ssu Art Collectors (n0~ In lquilatlOn)
Messrs. HASSFELD FREREs TT Gle.
OF PARIS AND LONDON,
comprising the most unique specimens OF works OF tho italian
and French ancient and modern schools which will be
examples the Louvre Salon de Paris and Musee
Naples saiuary groups and figures pOrCeane
SevTos, Royal Berlin, Dresden, Worcester, and other
china OF unusual handsome designs pacques for wall orna
Also IronIes by the following renowned artists;
BARBIDl ENNE HOUDON, CONSTANCE, RANCOULET,
STELLA, CARR BELL, TURIN, sc.
XVI. periods In Mirrors, Repousse Iabeaux Bull nlaid
Ball Bracket and Mantel Clocks and Gamiture, Ebony
Pedestals ParlOr Stands, Jewel Caskets &c.
The entire consignment Q which will be closed out pos
vino liquidation, Offering unprecedented
opportunity % valuable and useful holiday gifts Cat
alogue ready and goods view at the HERIS ART
ROOMS, TAT Broadway, opp Aston place
Structure, VaricOcele, Nervous Debility, Impotence. II
not speedily cured or II treated with Causc sounds knife
bladder kidneys and heart TOescue those whose have
resisted previous treatment the European and American Med
Teal Bureau publish their causes prevention and cure with
practice 20
Ing, No. LIB broadway. Newfork.
Tnmase Ir by vote OF rs to 49, ll2 pages. Laugh
ana grow lat" 10 cents.
Box 1,644, New. York
Yale Alumni Dinner
dinner the Yale Alumni Association requested 70 send
THEN names Immediately 70
~ SAMUEL ,i a , hETrs, pocro'ary.
22a broadway.
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4 BROOKLYN P00L TOURNAMENT

About 200 young men gathered at the Will
iamsburg Athletic Clubs house last night to witness tho
termination OF the pool tournament for the
championship OF Brooklyn There ten entries and
the winner was j. Wharton Tho OF the leaders
were as fOllOWs:
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On th,, country. The programme is that Of her first
recital: ,.
Grand fantaisie in G. ochuoere
.Des Attends" Aufschwuug," Warum T.
"Grten' observation-disclosures aus Wien schumahh
Impromptu, sharp Balate A.nat ser
pn,oo..ise A aat Chopin
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Of all offences against the general laws OF tho United
States committed in the District OF Columbia
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If you wish to live without annoyance from
bad ventilation. smoky and the dangers Of
gas, send for sanitary experts.
MANHATTAN ANTrSEwER GAS Coz
IL Union Square, West
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DEFINITION or 4 "BLINKEESHEEE'

From The Dstrot Fres Press.
What is Il banket-shrct \ banket-sheet IL
clgtpage paper containing full market reports, full
news by telegraph from all the world all the State
news, and complete record OF all home happenings.
Price three cents, and don't you forget 1t
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1ueeial Not,eey.

Artistic Memorials.
The NEw.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hartford Conn
SsS%f 3,
lel.ed. y. Z. Once LSzl Bway Q. W. oASFIELn Az
Double sk ISdrs5iSs K kIsstTlf Motor
Can be attached to all sewing machines aud other Light ma
ELECTRO DYNAMIC CO. Is 2s., is,n.,t, OPP Tinanys
George A. LeavIu & Co, Auctioneers.
exhibition day and evening # 4 s L'av
BARTHoLoMEW sKARrs, ESQ
Also few choice examples from other sources.
Among the artists represented mentioned the follow
FOREIGN.
sao5 ser 1as casss
VOTE. Rota, &c n,o
David Johnson Inness Moran William Hart James Hart,
Doph.
RUTH 4l 81 'n s9 IsTSS i!fiuf s q
as AO0v: on f
A-A.-A.- Murdock's
LIQUID FOOD.
LIQUID FOOD Is ADAPTED FOR ALL AGES, FROM
INFANCY TO OLD AGE.
ASH will disease and preserve health.
II be by stomach when so weak as TO
II win make blood faster than all preparations food
only food that will relieve cOnsumpvo from
IL will relieve exhaustion hunger IN a few minutes
Babies fed with II thrive equal TO those nourshed by the
best Of mothers.
From The London Health, Jnly "a, 1888.
HOUSEHOLD NEUEsSITI ES.-"Murtocks Liquid Food"
specially mentioned This extract has attained nigh
especially OF children prepared TO say
hardly OF its speedy digestion
strength In general debility this Food Of high yaue
those who have Of wasting diseases under their care
Sold By all druggists at IS cents 81 per bottle.
j. n. HEGEMAN G. CO., Druggists
General Agents. broadway corner Sth-st, New-York.
Gas Fixtures.
Newest and choicest designs,
| An entirely new assortment
FINE CLOChS. OF the choicest productions
OF Paris, Vienna Berlin and
other European cities, select
MANTEL SETS. ed by US with great care this
season, exhibition
In show.rooms, which
ARTISTIC have b. On fitted up with
nnnNzEs, pecal regard 10 the exhibit
ton Of Art Productions and
10 an inspection OF which cordial invitation extended
Also articles OF ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, boihan
tque and modern great variety and elegance Of workman
ship. . -
MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.,
$3.50 and 1888 Broadway and 13tl-st, New.York
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Geo. A. Leaviu & Co., Auctioneers.
Now on exhibition at Clinton Hall, AstOr. place.

Geo. A. Leayiu & Co., Auctioneers.
Now on exhibition at Clinton Hall, Astorplace.
THE GREAT COOKE LIBRARY, PART THIRD.
THE REMARKABLE AND EXTENSIVE LIBRARY
OF THE LATE JOSEPH j. COOKE. OF PROVIDENCE,
X. /.
Principally Americana relating America Of this
highest rarity.
UNIQUE MANUSCRIPTS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL MUG
GETS, ORIGINAL WASHINGTON LETTERS, STAND
ARD AND BEST EDITIONS IN ELEGANT BINDINGS,
&c, &c.
The whole Three Thousand Titles to be sold by auction
mencing Monday December 3, at $50 ana 1880 H. Cata
ogues ready. Price, 90 cents
Post Onice Notice.
Letters for Europe need be specially directed for dI
patch order spec
livery Destination all transatlantic mails forwaFlsi
By the fastest vessels available
Foreign mails for week ending December Will coss At
this office as follows
SUNDAYAt 1880 p m for Honduras and Ly.n ysOn por
Lucy Il. Miller, Via New Orleans.
Mails Tor China ana Japan per So Oceanic VA san
francisco, close here december III az p M. Mail,
fOrAustnlia, New-Zealand, Sandwich and Fiji lsl1ats
per 50 Austraia via san Francisco close here Do
OemDer IA, at Z p. m
schedule Of closing OF trans Pacific mails - grrangefDl
presumption their uninterrupted overland transit 6,
Francisco Mails from the East arriving OK fME al san
Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers are dspiicai
thence tho same day . -. -. 1850 -.
Post once. New-YOrk. n. \. November 20. 1883
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Special Salc-Furniture at per discount. Mon
day, December 3 Tuesday December and Wednesday De
Cebcr will entire stock az discount OF 20
cont This bona hde Offer and embraces stock OF hne
medium and low priced furniture valued a Half NIL
lion DOars All goods marSed in plain figures and subject "a
the discount An early call requested ~ past experiences
prove those who fail 10 early have difficulty
In making selections the crowd being great. Remember
for three days only Brooklyn Furniture Company 559 56l
JG3 5GJ, 5G7, j6J and OIL FultOn-st. BrOOky y. V
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DIED.

S;raiRb, Mesh a new departure buying CLOTH OF
GOLD Cigarettes will learn what constitutes good article
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an inspection OF which cordial invitation Is extended
Also, articles OF ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, bohan
que modern great variety and elegance Of workman
ship - -
MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.,
s36 and 1888 Broadway and l3tll-st. New.York-
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Tnmage no LIAR by OF % to 49, ll2 pages Laugh
Box l644, New. York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DIED 60 Tuesday, November 18th, at 4 80
o'clock p. m, at the residence Of Mrs, NJ
gent, corner Twenty seventh and Poplar
streets, Timothy Hessian, aged ffty-three
years.
Remains will be conveyed from resi-.
dence at O'Clock p In. today, to St
Josephs church, where services will be
held; and from thence they will be con-
veYed to special train at foot of Fourteenth
street to be taken to Villa Ridge for inter
ment. Friends are invited to attend
Deceased had lived in Cairo for upwards
Of twenty years, during which time he
proved himself to be an honest, industrious
man and good citizen in every respect
A son and daughter survive him, the former
being employed in the New York store.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14

day night. Two or more men
deliberately walked up to the front
oil Mr.. Samuel Burgers clothing house while
no one was Immediately around, hurried
ly stripped the dummies of two overcosts
and dress coat, and walked on up the
street with the clothes hanging over their
arms and disappeared before the theft was
noticed by anyone. II was not long, how.
ever, before the loss was discovered and the
alarm given, aud the entire police force of
the city posted and set to work to trace mp
the thieves. The only clue there wss to
start with was a description of the stolen
goods, and as these were probably put out
of sight by the thieves as soon as possible
it required some fine detective work to
track the thieves. Up to last night no or.
rests had been made, though some of the
officers had some seemingly well founded
suspicious as to who the guilty parties were.
The proposed establishment of uni.
form method of computing time will fur
nish the standard time not only to the
British Islands, as now, but to France as
we'll; Central Europe will take its time
from the meridian of fifteen degrees east,
about midway between Berlin and Vienna,
and Eastern Europe from St. Petersburg.
Coming west one meridian passes through
Iceland and second through the Azores,
and so on until We reach the meridian of
seventy-fve degrees west of Greenwich,
which Is nearly that of Philadelphia Phil.
adelphi4 time, therefore, is to regulate all
the railroads of the Atlantic seaboard
without any local variations. The next
standard meridian is that of New Orleang,
or little east of St, Louis; next is that Of
Denver, and fourth is the line between
Nevada and California. Another fifteen
degrees takes US into the Pacific, Four
standards Of time only will thus prevail
over the whole United States, respectively
FIVE, six, seven and eight hours slower than
Greenwich.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14
COUNCIL MEETING.

The city council met last night in second
regular session this month. The mayor
aud nearly all the councilmen were pres
ent.
Minutes Of previous meeting were ap-
proved.
Cgmptroller's report that treasurers re-
port was correct was received and ordered
filed,
Chief of police reported number of ar
rests made during last month, and also up,
on petition Of citizens asking that frame
house on Ninth street be removed. In the
last mentioned matter the chief reported
that said house VIZ, DANGEROUS and recon-
mended that petition be complied with.
Former report was received and latter was
referred to committee on police, Jail and
fire department.
Committee on claims recommended pay
ment of nearly all claims referred to them
at previous meeting,
Majority and minority reports Of special
committee on petition for hose by fire com
panies were presented. Former recon-.
mended that FIVE hundred feet of two and
a halt inch hose be procured and distribute
cd among companies needing it; the latter
recommended that two hundred and fifty
feet each of two and two and half inch
hose be bought for the Arab and Hibernian
companies respectively. Majority repor
was adopted
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14

The funeral of Mrs, Mary Maddox
occurred yesterday afternoon.
Job printing at The BULLETIN office.
"A new iron stage for the upper story of
wharfboat No. 2 has arrived and is to be
placed at the entrance at the upper end Of
the whartbost,
New type at THE BULLETIN Office.
Engineer James Johnson is on the
steamer Morgan for few days, during
which the regular engineer Davis, is away
on visit.
Miss Maggie Moore, most attractive
specially artistic, is the rage at the Theatre
Comique this week. It
"A colored man yesterday brought in q
stalk with five fully developed large ears Of
corn on it; sample of that raised on Hiram
Hills farm in Kentucky. The stalk and its
fruit ia on exhibition at WIN Lonergan's.
"A fine mich COW will be sold at auc-
ton this morning at nine O'Clock at John
Reeves auction house On 9Th street 1t
The sisters Of St Mays Infrmary de.
sire to return thanks to Mrs. H H. Candee
for fAyors in the form Of clothing and rag:
for the sick in the hospital. Such favors are
always highly appreciated by the sisters.
Just received and open for inspection
large invoice of the finest and Iates
styles Of bronze moulding, at Clark & Low
ett's No. IS Eighth street. 1w
Prof Mlson's old dancing class gave
very enjoyable party at Temperance hal
last night His young class "ye ancients
had an equally pleasant meeting at the resi-
dence OF Wood Rittenhouse Monday even
ing,
Mr.. Harry Beckwith, the inimtsble
ls still at the Theatre Comique this week il
new roles in which he excels. 1t
"A number Of Illinois Central dignita
res, including General Superintendent F
/. Jeffrey, arrived here Monday by specia
train Yesterday they excurted, in com
pany with Capt. Halliday, to Birds Poin
on one Of the tugs, and inspected the rail
roads there. They left last night about
o'clock.
The several bold thefts that occurrot
Monday on Commercial avenue, fror
business houses below Eighth stree
may be considered a sure result Of col
weather, aud sign that we have st. LOU
buffers" "Chicago bruisers" and "Paduca
Takers" among US, But the energe,i
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14

Petition Of merchants for passage Of ordi
nance requiring all business houses to close
on Sunday was tabled until next meet ing
A resolution insuuctng stree, committee
to replace plank walk on south side of
Nineteenth street, between Commercial ave
nue. and Poplar street, with clnder walk,
was adopted.
Motion by Alderman McHale, that street
committee procure gravel and proceed at
once to have Ohio levee street graded and
grayeed as per the newly established grade
from Fourteenth to Fourth streets, was
adopted.
The Jumbo committee, appointed at the
previous meeting to institute an iuqusition
to ascertain if any of the justices of the
peace in the city were remiss in reporting
to the council all the fines collected by
them during every month, was not ready
to report fully, and asked for further time.
The committee had examined thoroughly
the books of Justice Clancy, scrutinizlng
closely every item, and following it up from
its original to its final entry, and found the
books clean But owing to the theft of
one of the Justices dockets, (Which the
committee is making efforts to recover, with
the assistance of posse of secret detectives)
the committee was unable to make full
report at that meeting, and further time
was granted.