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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Scr Sru6febter boz @ert6t.

Ser 9ruffebler bat 9tebafteuren unt
8ettunqS9erausgcbern iAon mancben
f6ltmmen 8erorllB bereitet, un6 lit fit
tie etne QueIe tGglicben Nergers. 9lld
bat ct nnbl i6on 9ele9entli6 81 8erlGltmz
6ungsprO3eiien 9nlaB s~c9eben, tucrn 6urd6
tbn Elm ~@brennatn ais S9uft bingeiteut
tpur6e.
9aB a6er Elm S4riftfteGer cine Shelf
uno Scbabeneriabfla9e anitren9t, tpeiL in
benz @bOruG ietneS 8erfc5 it9 OruffehLer
etngei6Li6en baben - 0as lit un1ereS
a8iiens noh ni6t porgefommen. 9as
aber bat befanntLi6 Sri. 6arriet Wonroe
9etban, tuel4e Die O6e CUR @rDffnung Der
NeltauslteIun9 6i9tete, - nebenbei elm
Wtabperf bon iebr beri4ie6enartig beurz
tbetltem Wertbe =, un6 3tpar gege1 Sic
sc. 9. 8orlb, tpeIbe iiCb 6teieIbe telegraz
pbtren lieB, unb 6as Wfalbellr bate, oaB
fib oartn et1e 5iemlicbe 9lnSabl 0ruGfe6Ler
eini6li9en.
0ur6 bteie 9rudfebler, b~e6auptet SRI.
OtOnrOe, lei ibre 0i6tuns entiteQt un6 ibr
9tuf ais 9i6terin 10 idmer 9eidbd0igt tporz
BEN, 6aB ite bafir, unb nebenbei fir ben
Enbefugten QLbbruG-ite bate etnen Dollar
be3abLt, INN Sic Sbe segen NabbruG al
icbiBeu = $4,000 SdabeneriaB ~perlengt.
Sie 8erbaubLun9en i6pe6en ieBt 9erabe
Dor benz @crtcbt in Stem 0orf, unb nit
3ittern urb nit 8angen icbet ldmmtLicbe
Observation-Disclosures Dem 9lusgang bes
Yro5e'les entgegen.
Damn a6teu .3eitungstpeieu, ipenn Ser
Qrudtebler ais cine gerecbte @runblage
fur etne S6a6enerIaBtlage anerfannt
miro, tpenn 6r. 8aumann fib gum 8e>
TRACE bon $4,000 Bis 800, 900 in ieinem
@nleben 9ei6dOigt unb in ietnen beili9iten
Gefublen perleBt erflGren fam, peiL Der
9ruffc9lerteufel Oas II umgefebrt unb aus
benz Saumann einen 8anman gemadbt bat,
Doer ipcnn Elm 0%eian9berein, Der aus cinem
Gteoer@ 3l einem 2eiDerfran5 qetpor6en lit,
itd baourcb in ieiuer finltGeriicben gtuBz
Iidfett Inn cine 8iertelz Miuion geicb6bigt
1ieGt.
Die Sacbe 1T sarni6t ~aussubenfen I!
Der unbermeibltc6e &uin Der gansenGagesz
prelie pdre getpiB, 3eitungen tuiirben in
2lmerifa balb 10 RAT ietn, ME bic 8IffeI;
auc6 Die 8ii9er tuiir6en Deri6tpin6en, unb
fpentge Sabre nur tpiir6e es ipGbren, bis
nit Der lebten 8u96ruferprelf& audi Ser
Iebte Orudfebler SIT Grabe Setragen tutr6.
Damn aber fabrt tpobI aucb Nuffldrung
unb Tortidrttt! = NRn, bOffentIib bat baS
@eridbt Elm Gtnie6en un6 rettct bic GiDiliz
fation Dor Dem mOrSeriicben @ni9lag bes
bicbtcrnOen 8IaHitrumpfs!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Git 4oeaet @unSOIA&t+

Ser fribere T%inan3m;nifter 8outpea
entpideLt einen Blon, mie bic Ser.
Staten unabbdngtg bon ber Wiin5poLitif
unbcrer Nationen, iib mitben SiL6ertnterz
eiien 5u beren !3ufrte6enbeit abftn6en, bas
Bel aber ftetS fir eQe @rforberntfie 9e>
niigenD @ol6 in ibrer &oIie BADEN f0nnten.
NuBer benz SiLber, bo5 fitr baS &unitz
getperbe unb anbere tubuitrieIe 53tpede ges
braubt mirb, min ct bas 8robuft Der
SiLbergruben bteieS 3anbes ais @elb in
urnlauf miiicn. Son eii1em b%eitimmten
Sage an miiBten aQe bon eingefi6rten
8aaren erbobenen 3Oae in Cob, @Olb7
certiftfoten, @reenbadS un6 S9abamtSs
noten (tus9abe bon 1890) be3ablt perbcn.
Ser Stnanamtniter iou ale Stlberz
certificate bonn Sabre 1890 ein5ieben unh
bafiir neue ausgeben, bic aber nic9t bel
8e3aDlung bon 30Qen pertpen6et tperben
birfen. S%ilberbarren, bas grOouft
amerifanilden 8erebaueS, iou Der Sdabz
amtsiefretdr ais 9epolit e1tge9enneDmcn
unb bteiclben in Wfiinse ausprdgen Iaiien.
Ser @igcntbiimer Der Barren erbalt bafir
10 piele SilberOolarS ais Dem @oloipertbe
berielben gleicbfommen unb allBer0em Elm
Siinftc[ 6es g rG8eSetutnnes. 0ie @infubr
BON SiIbermIu3en uno Silberbarren aus
benz Nustan6e loQ Derbotell 1etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
fir Saugfinge and Kinder.

fir Sauglinge and Kinder.
CastOria bef0rdert VerdRuuBg
und beseitigt Bl&hungen, Verstopfung,
M~agensaure, Diarrh@ ind Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten ind sein Schlaf n~attirlich.
CastOria enthd1t weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
MftteI fur Kinder tst und besser ais ale ande-
ren, die ich kenne." H.. A. ARCHER NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 7.
ssSeit mehreren Jahren babe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmSssig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN T. PARDEE, N. D.,
1875. st. und 7. Ave., New York City.
stAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann ich sagen, dasS Castoria cine trefaiche
Nedizin fir Kinder ist, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durcn heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mitter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausge.
Zeichnet es ihren Kindern bekommt."
DE-. G.. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE ENTAUR COMPANY, II Murray Street. NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
SrM0e 0ene9ft.

9as perbe1erte eloIttL9e grudbonb. Gas e,u,is.
grlttbano, lpelbes man Gag nnb gto9t NIT 8eeuemitn1.
i4dft $eta1o9e frei an9eion6t. Slnpropeb Gioific ma
CD, s2 8roaDpoD, @cie II. Str. gtep 0orf. 2iplemS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
: Wean Ichreibt Ser u%ronff. 2eitun

Man i9reibt Der u6ranff. .3eituns"
aus Gbicogo: v9te @abrbeit, bie ooIe
Wabrbett unb nicbts ais Die 0abrbeit" loz
gen au tpoQen, i6pOrt in ben 8ercinigten
Staaten Der @t6esletiten6e, uro ba ber @ib
auem Saber u1b aIer l~tngeipiBbeit Elm
@noe macbt, 10 fann er aucb bel Der Nusz
ferttgung Der SteuerItiten iber S6ein un6
Sein betreffS Der &ei6tbimer ~unlerer
gtabbarn nnS unb Nnberen bic Mueeu Off
men. Sn G9tcago befinben iih nur fir IT,
100 9ou. Otamauten unb SbmuGiaden,
StlbergelBirr i'm 8ertbe bon il, sos, ale
GbIca9oer 8anfen 3ulammen baben nur
etnen 8aarborratb BON 43, 1926 Dollars, BEN
Wertb tbres 8runoei9entbums in @bicaao
babet Die me6r ais 20 @ilenbabnen, bte bort
mul1be1l, aut 1902, 900 Dollars angegeben |!
90 tDetit Die ganSe Steuerlifte nacb, 6as
Chicago i'm Grunbe genommen ein arm
1ell9es Jte1t tit, ober =? Oils GGiar emit
BON Jtdubern gefan9en tpar, MOLTEN ibn
0tele tltr 90 Salente frei9eben, aber GG1ar
1a9te entport: rg8as! SIR ibdbt @Giar
rtcbt bober. ais so Ialente, ib tperbe @uch
tal1le1o 9ebenl !" Gdiar tpar ~befantlib fein
e6lcaeOer. i9on bieie SeIbiteinl9aBung
puroe es bepeiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
GtabIirt ieit 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 OfsRanoolph=Stry
spiI1en 6ro1fltn= 1ub M~artet=StraBs

232 & 254 Of=Rdnoolpb=Stry
spilben ~Syronflin= unb W1artet=StraRE
ebtcagp, SHs.
erbielt Ioeben in fein1ter Quali6t:
GGtes @dsOeburSer S1terfrant,
SentI0De GtersSSarto felt,
6ettite Dou1n0ti6e WttldDtet=&9dtin8e,
8rabaater gaIssSaroeuen, run. Garotnen,
SantbnrGer ytoutnOpie taito ttayintrte Male,
eSntp. SEsanffnrter SratiU1ttft, Gallant,
sun entbaIer cd 10 eiS etf1Ie, Gatof6fe,
Irontaee De 8rie, WeuffdDnteacr Safe,
G6Gtter=, NOgmefnrt= 1sito Yatntel61=SsaIes
%sSeittften 9intbtrger tnto SerGntetsSfaIe,
Wppetit=Sit0, run. &antar,
Sprptten in Del, Ertt6eIzSarotmet,
GtrnBb. @ausIeber=paitetet, SaroeHe1buttet,
9tOrspeg. @rt6) oDtes, edlte frats. Gardiner,
SriTelt, &apeftt tno SIipen,
SiGHeloorfer &etnI etf, mene 9tu=8utfen,
9eutide Spnr9eL Gdbtittbnbten,
$eIt. Wttbdbctt fetttfteS eDtit5e, dDteSSIt0en0
gSeItea 8etteiiis sum GtnrtGd1en,
GbGnEpig;aDtlS ttno franz. GrbIett,
ungar. 9olen=peprifa, @tDbmiartet,
8ctr. &eiSelbeere1, Sfiridet tmo .YnetI@en,
9eatIGe &i'fcW, &trle 1slto Grttntern,
GG'ten u eisetgrieS, s51a 10 cts en9ritke,
S~Eett.i1e 4Serl9erfte, 8eriten9riike,
atctstnebL &artofTeInebL @rbienutebi
GAten &lcbi8's IIetlGDertraft,.
&aTee=Gfen5 b. Nfeifer Sc 9taer Sordbbeiit)
Tettfem Sanas. @aDtfas ,t,to Nto:&afee,
GideI=&aHee, @at5=&afee, Gf6ortem,
NStetter {Setgegs=STafee, Spdtao,l
SeInle SettiaDe n: fr1rs. Sbocolaoe,
SettIdDen g dJtupftabaf UUtt 4Ukbe6,
@otsfayube t,ao SOISpautofett,
SsntiG)e gpintraOer tno g pHfrater,
@aeS 81 ben btlligiten s3reiTen.
Henry SeaOelIkOpE
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Railway Passenger stations.

Dearborn station. Polk aud Dearborn
streets. The trains Of the following roads
leave this station;
Atchison. Topeka aud Sautn Fc.
chicago and Eastern Illinois.
hcagU and Erie.
Chicago and Grand Trunk.
Wabash.
Union station. Canal and Adams streets
The trains of the following roads leave
this station;
Chicago. burlington and Quincy.
chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul.
T.. NJ. X ST. l.. tEvnustun branch.
Chicago aud Alton.
l'ittsliurg. IT. Wayne and Chicago.
Fan Handle.
street AMI Fifth avenue. The traius OF
the following roads leave this station:
baltimore aud Ohio.
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot. Van Buren, street ana
Pacific avenue. The trains OF the Follow
Ing roads leave this station.
chicago. Rock Island and Pacific.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Nickel Plate.
Illinois Central suburban Station. foot OF
Randolph street. FROM this station leave
the trains of the
Illinois Central X. II.
Northwestern Passenger station. Kinzic aud
Wells streets From this station leave
the trains Of the various divisions OF the
Northwestern Railway.
Alley 81" Depot. Congress street. between
state and Wabash avenue.
Lake 81" Depot. Madison and Market
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Queer Tiu,ckceDcr.

10 ascertain the time at night. tho
Apache Indians employ a gOurd on
which the stars OF the heavens IRE
marked. As the consultations rise In
the sky. tho Indian refers to his g0urd
and finds out the hour. by turning
tho gourd around lie can tell tho order
In which the consultations may DO ex.
pected to appear.
Tho hill people Of Assam reckon time
and distance by tho number Of guilds
OF betel nuts chewed. 1t will DO re-.
Membered how, according to Washing.
ton Irving, Gov. WOuter Van Twiller
dismissed tho Dutch Colonial Assem-.
bly, invariably ut the last pun Of Ills
third pipe Of tobacco.
A MOntagnis Indian Of Canada will
set UP u tall stick In tho snow. when
travelling ahead OF friends who are to
follow. He marks with his foot tho
line of shadow cast, and by tho change
In the angle Of the shadow the On-cOm.
Ing party can tell. on arriving ut the
spot. about how far ahead the leader
Ii.
Doubtless the first timckecper was
the stomach. which notified Its owner
when the hour for meal arrived.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Federal, State, County and City Officials.

Chapman. Gallagher. Mahcncy. Gossclln,
Worlds Eair.-.Hcpburn, Kerr. Francis,
Msrilam Wall Rsea kS
Schools. -Campbcll. Kamerling. conway.
Noble, Watsou.. Saylc Merchant, Chad
wick, Chapman, Gallagher, Mulcahy, Schlake.
Railroads. Peck. Utescll. How.
ell. Muelhocfer, Engcl. Stanwood. kahcr.
oNeill Gath ward. Rohde, Kunz. Carey.
Fire and water.-Peck. saylc. scheudorf.
Schermann. Watson, Larson. Iiagc. Butler.
Chndwi9. Dorman. Ryan, Brennan. Brnch-
Gas, oil and Electric Light. -Bidwill. Hep.
n, .,rn,, Keats; Hammers. Gurricr. Howell
son, Powers. Mulcahy.
Health and County Relations Finklcr,
Smith. Hage. Rest, Chapman; Watson BAL
,grd. Merchant Coughlin. Dcist, Martin,
Public l,uiidngs-,utesch. Ballard. Larson.
kohler. Erancis, Ehlcr,; Watson, ,Marrenncr.
Elections Kent, Hepburn. Mann. Chad.
wick. Peck. Campbell. l,idwlll.. Hammers.
Fmker. Mct;illcn. Ryan. Powers, Kelly;
Hepburn. lest. Epstcan. Smith. Wall. Reed.
Mulcahy. utcsch. Francis, Mann. shepherd.
streets , All Alleys Ncrt nn
streets and Alleys west:-Kcats. Cooke,
MS,riscn onas; Enssl Kent Csmps;s,,
1
Brennan. Gallagher. Conway. Saylc..
I'olice-Cooke. -O'Ncill t3lth ward). Kerr.
Noble, Madden, Kanerling. Campbell. Stan.
wood. Kleineckc. Dorman. Slepicka. Ma.
| honey. O'Connor.
Wiarycs and Public Grounds. - Conway.
| Ballard. Currier. Schcndorf. Ehcrt. Mer
chant. Chadwick. Shepherd Kahler. Knowles
Sicpicka. Dcist. Martin.
| Harbors aud Bridges.-1Iowcii. Best. Mar.
rcnncr. Madden. Epstean. Kerr. Currier. Lar.
son. Bignne. Schlake. O'Connor. Kunz
| O'Neill 9TH ward.
| -Niarrenner. Schermann. Ehlert
| Hagc Currier. Merchant. Butler. Chapman.
Coughlin. Wall. Martin. Gossclin. Kelly.
wharfing Privileges. - Shepherd. Kerr
Smith, Enge. knmerling. hammers. Noble
!.utler Deist. Reed. slcpicka, Knowles.
| kunz.
| l,ridewell. Hest. Curricr. Epstcan. 1lagc
| Kerr. Kleinccke. Schernnnil. Engcl. Ma.
| honey. Schlake. l,racbtcndorf. Martin. Kelly.
Iiccnsc.-Larson. Cooke Keats. Iidwil.
| Watson. Kahler. Conway. Mann, Finklcr,
| Rhode. Reed. Wall. brennan.
! Local Assessments. : Saylc. Chadwick.
Howell. Chapman. Madden, Stanwood. Ram.
erlng. hammers. Best, Carey Biganc.
| Schlakc. Brachtcndorf.
printing.-Francis. shepherd. Ehlcrt. Raj.
lard Epstcan. Utesch. Muelhocfcr O'Ncill
| nth ward. Gosselin. Mahoney. Carey. 1,racli.
tcndorf. Morrison.
| The regular meetings Of the City Council
| are held every Monday at 1:..O u. III.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Standing Committees for the Year
1SlbA.0.

School Management - Mcssrs. fireman.
Halle. Duggan. Mrs. sherman. Aiessrs. Gus.
ack. Beebe, Errant, Thornton, ltosenthal
nnd Jirka.
Janitors and Supplies Alessrs. Cusack.
Duggan. Cameron, Bluthardt and Kcane.
buildings and observation-disclosures. l.eebc.
Halle. Malictte. Kirk. Blutharit, GOctz,
Drcznini. Duggan nnd Blount.
Finance Icssrs. I.indbloni, Ercnan and
Mallctte.
Ju,liciary-M cssrs. Drezn,ai. Errant, aud
Eosentlinl.
school Fund Propcrty-Aicssrs. Keanc.
Ercnan, Blonnt. Cameron, Cusack ana Err.
rant.
High School Mcssrs. Cameron. Halle. Mrs.
sherman. Acssrs. Brennan and Thornton.
College Preparatory ScnO --Mpssrt. Thorn.
ton. Brenan. Halle. Mrs. sherman and Mr..
Jirka.
English High and Manual Training School
MIR. Mallettc. Mrs. sherman and Mr.. Kirk.
Special Funis-Aiessrs. liosenthal, Lind.
bloin. l'lount. Kirk aud -.
Drawlng-Mcssrs. Errant, Cusnck, Bccbe.
Jlikn ana -.
Music - Messrs Bluthardt. Drc2mal,
Blount. Malle,tc and -.
Germaii-Aicssrs. Halle. Bluthardt, Dug.
gan, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. Goctz
Physical cuiturc-Messrs GOct2, J!rkn.
Bluthharlt. Itosenthal and --.
Compulsory observation-disclosures Dnggnn,
Jlrka, Llndblom. Drezmal and Kcanc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
The Chicago City Council.

John j.. Hopkins. ..,............,... mayor
GAs: S z; @"ssla deputy c ciy cIsrk
i-L.ouis !. Eps,ean. q. Auditorium, Annex
iShn G.asAIn' d. i! Il M,:I Gaisou aS 80
addison ballard. Il. 1914 Mlchnan Ave
sk w Smith n4;.nasI Il sb ' M Xsfssn Ave Ave
John ". Hepburn, E.i2a wash!ng! .,I 8,
' bsSS b!s, %r aia $ss ss!l As =
'I dhas. Martin fSa %. .;iii5 Emsraid Ave
WA 3Ss s 81 !. I IIsI.!sS :,
s.M. Morrison: Ii. iith St. and iiiue island
jssspII , 3 nhwI' :,s W E vi ls!9 As :,
Fred g. Engel, u. ;: So, ". I'D s.
"- Aisx. II. Il Watson a. Il. i5 MilSaakee AYE
i2-James {: Campbell, H.. .ls, Unity Bldg
conraa Kah!sr, ~, iI Main,,; Axe y
h M%r.i% H g. stSnwasa H. S7 T F"ii"n 81
is-Wm l., Eamerlng, Il a:s, Glenwood Ave
lanes Krats III 'saS 5o W ce Nar;S Ave Ave
10 stanley ii. Kunz, D.. ;os5 XSbIe 5,
rs J%S@ J. i;rcSnan, j.. m " Yn Olson s s,
T,IIa t;a MaGsnyp D. d Ii iln fssis 8
John Towers, d. 10 =, Madison ~
.,-Otto Iage, i; .lso sonthP1rt Aye
. Gn1r' Md Il Ealert; 20 Hr%@ ~
<. j. Brsehicndori, u. ,iGI Iprrnbee, 81
oo-Ed Nnelhoofer R.....ll2 Ciybourn Ave
ii, e. schendorf, II. 2J3 Iilackhawk -
23-william : Kelley: D. aa:' ;ios v oIk ~
2a-Zara q. Peck, Il, $50. .23s y, Huron -
Thomas II. Currler. u, .lC2 y. Clark ST
.5-Aibert H. Kleiuecke. IT, .yli Racine Ave
William T.. Chapman, II. 1881 Wilton Ave
&c William finkier' y az: 'sl3 Perry ~
Matthew 1. Conway. r.. .iiernosa
Hubert W. iiutler. u. Forest Glen
~ Thomas sayle, Il. =. .isth aud Kinzle sts
john jigane, ID. ,...,,,:::;i .Ii :ath -
.9-Tbolna. Carey. y. ;a.. 4ni ;, wood ~
:p-join W. utesch. Il, .4s:;4 Ashland Ave
Walter Merchant u: az W. ~
Eiwin j Noble, II. II 500, :;t Dearborn
a2-Wm. II. Kerr H.. 100 washington -
a3-Geo. W. Shepherd, ], Di5l Commercial ~
Cyrns 4; Howell. H. 'C .,ei ,y., J.; o.
o. l.. Chadwick. II. i2i Watt Ay.' Pullman
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Multiplc Infection for BACTERIA.

Interesting results OF experiments on
the effect OF associating virulent with
harmless micrO-erganisms In inOcula
tons have been published In France by
DR. Duenschmann. Bacterium chan
vOei. the exciting cause ofsymptomatic
anthrax. ordinarily kills guinea pigs IL
eighteen hours, but when Il harmless
microbe--bacilIus prodigiosis-was In
troduced with 1t the effect was delayed
four days. Other observers had shown
that animals are more readily infected
with disease organisms of various kinds
In the presence Of bacillus prodigiosis.
The influence upon disease of two or
more varieties OF organisms acting sim.
ultaneously is q subject thus far little
considered.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
City Board Of Education,

Alfred y. Truhc. President.
w. a. ~ Graham. Secretary.
William II. Bcebe. u and \ Pacific avenue.
Theodore J. Blutharlt. Venetian Buiiiing.
M Washington street. Room GIS
Thomas tusack. 800 Throop street.
Patrick ii. Duggan. 4242 South Iialsted
street.
James i. Aiallcttc. The Rookcry.
Alfred =. Trudc. ~ Clark street. Room IL.
Thomas nrenan. Reaper block. corner of
Clark aud Washington streets. Room 10.
NJ. j. kcnne, southeast corner Wabash
avenue and Washington street.
Daniel II. Cameron. ~ Lake street.
Charles y. Thornton. 14I LaSallc trcet.
Robert l.indbon. Board Of Trade building.
Edward q. Halle. Royal Insurance Build.
ing. ROOM 2Oi.
Mrs. Caroline X. Sherman. 225 South Lcav.
lit street.
Fred VI. B,ount. Chicago National Bank.
Fritz Gnctz. Is Michigan street.
Frank j. Jirka. SOl South Ashland avenue.
Joseph W. Errnnt, Unity building, Room
IE,I.
Wallace +. Kirk, 3GO North Water street.
Il. J. Roscnthal, The Emporium, 15a
State street.
Max A. DrezmGl. 1Gs Randolph street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Police Courts.

District No. l.-Hnrrlson street and Pacific
avenue. George l.. Foster, Judge Court No.
|: Thomas lIradwell, Judge Court No. ..
District No. MAXWELL street station Max
Eberhardt, Judge Court No. !; james 4.
DoOlcy, Judge Court No. =.
District No. 3.--Dcsp!alncs street station No
Judge In Scully's place, Judge Court No. /;
James NJ. Doyle, Judge Court No. ..
District No. I.-Milwaukee and West Chica.
go avenues. Olaf +. Sevcrson, Judge Court
No. I: Charles J. White, Judge Court No. =.
District No. 5.-East Chicago avenue station.
George Kersten, Judge.
District No. G.-:5th and Halstcd streets,
NJ. u. NJ. Wallace. Judge Court No. l; IT,
7. Glennon. Judge Court No. =.
District No, Lake avenue and sd street
Hyde Park. NJ. J. Quinn, Judge Court No
I'm. T.. KObbent. Judge Court No. =.
District No. s-dnlsted near Madison street
J.J. Hennessy. Judge.
District No. y.-wentworth avenue near Citl
street, EnglewOOd. Peter Caldwell. Judge
District No. 1O.--Shc field avenue near Diver
scy, Lake View. John a. Maloney, Judge
Rogers Park-I. NJ. Sear!es, Judge.
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ChicaRn Fire Departmcnt.

y. j; swenle. Fire Marshal and chIcf OF
William II. Musham, First Assistant Fire
Marshal aud Department Inspector.
John II. Greene. Second Assistant Fire
John Campion. Third Assistant Fire Mar.
shal.
Charles s. Petrie, Assistant Fire Marshal
and Department Secretary.
Michael W. Conway, Fire Inspector.
james Koran, Chief OF LIST Battalion.
Frederick Hles. Chief Of "a battalion.
Patrick O'Mailey, Chief Of 81 battalion.
Peter schnnr. Chief OF 4th Battalion.
Paul /. \. Pundt, Chief Of 9th battalion.
Joseph G. Pazen, chief Of 9th Battalion.
Eugene Sweeney. Chief Of It'll Bat TALON.
James Hcaney, Chief of sth battalion.
Vim. IL. Townsend, Chief Of 9th battalion.
John Fitzgerald. Chief Of 18th Battalion.
Joseph l.. Kenyon. chief OF 18th Battalion.
Frederick j. Gabriel, chief of 18th 'attal-
Ion,
Engine Company No. I, 27l Firth avenue
John McDOnOlIgl. captain, 5iT South Lcav'
IT. street; james j. Ahcra, lieutenant, .sJ
Aberdeen street.
stIeet-Edward O'Nell. captain, l5l Web
sier avenue; William J. MuIIln lieutenant,
Engine Company 10 :. 1917 south Jefferson
sirect-John sullivan, captain, ~ Shol'o
street; John Riley, lieutenant, 1870 West Con-
laess street.
John j. Evans, captain, I93 South Paullna
street: John j. Miller, lieutenant, IT'S West
Engine Company No. 7. ~ Blue Island
n,snuc--Iohn Lynch, captain, lOi2 West
Taylor street; Frank &. Haoring, lieutenant,
iO5 West Harrison street
Engine Company No. $, 1881 Archer ave
puc-Miclael H. Drscoll, captain 3Gl1 9Th
avenue; John Barlow, lieutenant, 800 I'D
street.
Englne Company No o, 2527 Cottage Grove
ayenIe-Alfred W. PendleiOn, captain, 2i2D
Cottage Grove avenue; John Skopec, lieu
tenant. 2s2G Calumet avenue.
Engine Company No. TO- 81 Pacific avenue
90 John q. Mcdonnell. captain, Al W. IIar-
rls0n street; Patrick NJ. Murphy, lieutenant,
III ScbOr street.
Engine Company No. II, 2a5 Michigan
street John Harmon, captain, 2iS Oak
street; Jeremiah Herlihy. lieutenant, los W.
Adams street.
street-JOhn Cook, captain, 40j w. Erie
street; Edward j. buckley lieutenant, III
Townsend street.
Engine Company No, IL, 10 Dearborn
street-John u. Lislman. captain, ~, George
street; John y. O'Malley. lieutenant. 3as \.
Franklin street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22

President IIavemeyer draws two sal
aries. aggrcgating 100000 n year. 1t
il sad to think that he Is Obliged to
throw out of employment seyelTi! tho'i'
sand American workingmen on ac'
count OF hard times.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22
Starting u Bank Account,

Her Father-Has this young man any
resources to support wife? Birdie
McGinnis-IIe is going to save 81 n
week by giving up cigarettes. That's
cnou gh to begin on, amt 1t, pa?-Tcxas
Siftings.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22

What most college young men really
need when they are out celebrating
Is some good. competent musical d.
rector to conduct the yell chorus.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22

We often wish people We're not 80
polite. SO we could tell when tbay are
telling the truth.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-22

II any one gives You more than he
gets In return, you can rest assured II
Is counterfeit.
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City Council Committees.

Finance. Madden, Campbell, O'Neil l3ith
vsrdl. Kent. Marrenner. Bidwill, Finklcr.
Noble, Keats. Cooke, McdlIlen, Powers,
Jwdlciary. Mann, Smith. Ballard. Hep
ourn. shepherd. Kent, Stanw0Od. Butler.
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state Government.
County Government.


sheriff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. James rcase
Clerk Circuit Court. ..... Frank J. Gaui,cr
Clerk superior Court stephen ID. Grilii ,,
County 'srE T Trsasnrer Daniel H. @
Coroner: James ,ya M .nlR,n,
County superintendent Of schools. :; ;..,,.,,
President Board Of County cp,a ,I;
sG;oir;NTl' G06iMisIls,si9NE!,s: '
Daniel -. iicaly. 1000. 5as =. Fairfield Ave
Charles i'urmeistcr. .'...... ;aTi i.nlrnoS S
T 1S a. j. JIM SlcSlciois. 30; " s. l!arrlsc" s.
Gustav w: Kunstman. ..... "a linstlnss ~
John y. Cunning. .l.o DcNn!p st
TSeodcrs ". Jones: =. .6jd55 WSliwcrIh !. Ays
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular meetings first saturday In each
month ut IL o'clock a. m. Room ''9o Court
House.
Henry L. Donovan. President. 3os Web.
d. T. bright. Secretary. 800 Court House.
Nelson 4. Cool. l,lrc Island. ,,,,,
y. -. Walden, 1909 Title ana Trust Builu-
iicnry Hlroth. is5 25th street.
Daniel -. lIcaly. 2O Court House.
John Il. I.indgrcn. ISL Lake street.
" sTASDiNG COMMITTEES. .
Tcaehcr,, Iani,ors and Engin'yrsrrcii liz
grcn.
Finance nnd Judlciary--Nclson \. Cool.
chairman; q. y. Cutting. Henry Broth.
Library and Apparatus. Il. Lindgrcn.
chairman: Daniel y. Hcaly. Nelson a. Cool.
Buildings. Grounds AMI y, ppll s-uan,el -.
iiealy, chairman; j. II. L,ndgren. y. l.
Bright.
,liyinnasium and Physical Culture Henry
ntroth, chairman; y. ID. Walden. Nelson \.
Cool.
Relation to City Schools-O. 7. Bright.
chairman: Henry Broth. y. ID. Walden.
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Federal Officials.

Collector of Customs. o.. =. Martin J. Russell
Postmaster, .......,.. Washington licsing
collector of Internal Revenue. w. J. MiZc
United States Marshal. John w. Arnold
Custodian L. :. building. ...M. ". Bailey
chief rostoiijcc Inspector. James T.. stuart
Sub-tftusOrCr. .......... I'tto> 4. Ih'lpS
Appraiser of the Port ..... Frank a. uOync