Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1881, Page 8

TRIBUN ¢t TUESDAY, FEBRUARY . ¥, I881— \V’EDVE PAGIS. —— e 1K CHICAGO EL £ LI BAMURLE Fa 7 o at the Couneil mecting Just ¢ It 5 ! Manasse, Optician, 88 Madizon etreet, 'Ting; Sulilvan, R. tuhbauin, J. CStram, W, Knsparek, §r ¢ Dulldtng, wus nt § a. m,, 52 degreess 10 n. it i o Cremmn, Lawrenes Metunn, and W, 11, Reed, W, ¢a2ma ki dp, m. n. AL, 882 8p.m. 88 Harom= | emloyes In tha Water Depurtinent, nsking an 't 1 eter, B m.y 20805 8 .., 60 exten adlowance of £25 por month for the pust * zPalmor, ’\, v Jupar I M. CAssADY, of Dies Molues, In, [8 8t )y CLCBow !, bat the Palme; 25 3. 11 Ak, President of the kort Wayno Iron- UWorks, Is at the Pucille. ; 1 x 3 i 53, - eplrits, $4,808 for tobueen | . yerasa Ploneer in ment levied for haviny held Inat evening nt i tinttermann o nl' chalr, ; R ] S O nnde npaine repuving tho sircet rom GENBRAL NEWS, Milwankn hoemn g Soble it whicl W T it waa clnlmed, conld ho pit in very faie & of Hoston, faat tho Sherman, conditlon if the eity would muko s few repuira, E. I, Ixaa 1o M. DavFON, Of Clnetnnatl, 18 at thoe Pucitle, % 3.7, $rnosu, of Fond du Lae, isat tho Sher- Innn. ¥ pnr Penston Agent. disbursed §15,000 yester- The bullding of w viaduet nt Halsted strect would n (o tenriog up #_part of Chicaeo avenue, nnd It woukl ho hetter (o walt tll the Rtructure wits completed, atid then repave with atone or something more durable thun wood, A committee of tein win appointid ta see the Street B Commitasfoners (o obtain information amd learn Iy what eonld be done, THO PEOPEFTY-0WHers Say ny hat could he d Tt % Jupa . MARTIN, of Kansas City, isnt the | thoy will ight the matter in the courts befury 'shurmnn they will rny nn assesament averaseing ahout. £ » 5 o & per oty which they think i8 too i, A petition 4. J. F. $yimit, of Freeport, 1k, isnt the Sher- | contniniag the slgnutures of nearly every one man. o the strect, protesting agalnst tho ordinanee, has been presented to the Councll, but the alene U Jonx W. Horkiss, of Montreal, Is at the o4 do ot ex bady. The meeting adjoursy when the Committee are exps TIIE CULY-HALL, A BHILHING-PERMIT Was eranted yesterdny to Churles Rtuppert to bulld n twoe-story and hese- ment brlek dwelling, 29x00 feet, at No. 102 Sher- man street, to cost $2,000, 1N Jung, 1674, tho rovoeation of snloon-leenses firat began, From that time toJan, 1, 1875, 6 llcenses were revoked; from Jau. L, 1875, todun, , thore wero 93,0 Jan. |, 1857, 18; to Jan, 3 to Jan, 1, 1850, 253 to Jan. 1, 1880, 10; L Ty 1881, 18 Totad, 112 Dit, DEWOLKF suys that the present damp, cold weuther will Jargely fncrease thromt and fuog diseases, and will maken bud showing ou tho denth-rute, There wias but one supposed cnse of smnllepox reported yesterday, and that wis from 41 West Ohlo sireot: rearlet-Tover from metion from that 11 Prlday nighty cted 10 report. et much #nt: I ANNIE PIXLEY and her company aro at the Wremont. ¥ f Cianues & HIEALEY, of New York, 18 at the JTremont. L W. B. HiANNAn, of Lnfoyette, Ind. 1s nt the Tromont. 1017, Now York Grapnic, I8 at tho TGacdner. fitwo vacine, * FPror. D, 1L WinpeLE, of Brooklyn, N, Y., (aat fthe Pacifte. and wife, of Kenosha, Wis,, ate }‘ Crxus Finun, dn., and wife, of New York, are reglstered nt tho 'ucliice. 153 Denrborn avenue and 142 Webster avenue. 8. W, Ituses stock,wife, and daughter, of San WARRANTS ngalnst the City Treasurer from Y Franolsco, arc ut tho Palmer, ax s ur(mg;wm be msx)hc upmr: Rr(-:nultnuu S ol - 315 ut tho City Treusurer's o ns fullows: Gen- L At tho Sub-Trensury yesterdny $15,000 ln gold Bl Fra, Fire Denavinent, Seworni 1 and $2,000 in sliver was disbursed, The receipts atnounted to $6,000 In silver, Fund, Department of Publlc Works and Lieary Fund, allnumberss School Ty to No. 70, inclusive; und City-1lall, to No, inclualve, 'ue mortuary reports for Inst week shows thut thore were 221 deaths, ngatnst 205 tho week previons, O these, 7 were fron scet from_croup, 17 from diphthoriu, sumption, I from pneamonia, 8 from small-pox, 11 by aceklent, including two from merphing poisoning nnd four from rrilvomls, Mates, (33 K‘Imllh.‘s, 118; murried, 60; widows, 18; widow- crsy it ALn, Beike: was to have submitted n petition evenlng from J. U, JIDMy . VALENTINE, of San Pranclseo, Goneral “Buperintemient of tho Wells, Fargo & Co. Ex= tpross Campany, 15 at the Paclile, revenye recelpts vesterlay , of which £28.2% was for and cigars, and §i95 for Tug internal amounted to ST beer. TrosAs HOYNE will deliver o lecturo Thurs- day cveniug hefore the Bar Assoclutlon in Fafr- ‘bank Tiall nt 8 o'cluck. His subject is *Tho Jauw- arly Chleago.” The tempernture_yesterday, ns observed by NOTNIXG new was learned yosterday abouttho | €lkbt months o uceountof hiving had to work ! indd i 3 oty X-Trensurorof tho | unusually hard, These poor elerks labor from 2N gfi_{,‘f,‘(fif‘—'l-‘fi:fuf’,fl.,",:{“;‘,{.J.i‘”m,d Hydda Park, bug | 9 8m. to £ p. i, and one_cinnot ket near the ¥ 1 something may camo out to-diy, is the Tristees oflieo to do nny bushiess within tive winutes ot + ! aro to hold n meeting nt the Grand Paciti thlg | clostuk time, i afternogn. sebton the numbor of permits that are dolly o v ¢ v v 5 stied for tho tllding of sheds wottld see 1 T Ot e D Lutnts | A4 thougli the tre-Timit ordiniance I8 boing. duiy € Wduy. Me. Dhnzelluest thinks his Hubiities will nted, Pormiisare frequently granted tor & & ot execod £10K or $1,000, aud ho_hopes to gt | &1 hieh are turned into dwelllggs, and §° Bis mutters ~tralgbtened aut in n duy or so uud | wdiled to fvom thie to thne Ly cetting pernits ¥ to build ancthier shied o suminer kitehen until finally there 1s u good-sized dwellin erected, thongh It I done by pleceneil. s matter which could bo profitably looked into. 'I'ne Mayor stated yesterdny to # TRIDUNE re- % Royeo bad nothing new Tesumo busiuess. tosay. A. D. CrARK, Goneral Parchasing Azent of the Dnfon Pacily Rairoud: 1. CoA1king, Division Buperinteudent of the Chicuyo, Milwiukee & s ™ ol porier thit he was auxlons to glve 1he position Toal itailrond: E. I Wadron, donpral Mang | LIS et ons th lonw- ot fdention by tho B O b Gonernl Matnger of the Erle & | ressyation of dohn C. Rticibers ta g Gerntn liy s S R Hi 3 2t Ao ! North hore bis ¢ were mgo at o Chieago Custom-llouse, Of !} Torty-one for warchousing, fort T e disbi i+ Danquet und b, which will be held at the Sher- i ‘B. MoCrary, L 1 doy evenhig, niter having made satisfoctory uve . 't FRngement: ft 4 6 cnse dry g ", sohumunity by un avericious landiord an o peor ' py only thiree very smnll rooms on thoe tirst ooy, tho Seventh Wa but the troulde wis bo conkin't thiud one there who would tuke it. le had tendered it to Mr, Conrad - Nicholf, but that gentleman would not sccept beesuse ho had enough to do fn bis own b 54 without taking wpanything else. The M o thutbels reaily atn loss who to appoint. Several gentlemen huve culled upan the Mayor and appenied to hium In thelr own bebulf, at tho Pavitie, Tige Woman's Physiologieal Snciety met yes- 7 terday nfternoon in the Athomeum Bullding on Dearborn street, nud lstened to nn futeresting Teeture by Dr. 8, V. Clovenger_on “The Origin ; und Descent of the Braln. The lecture was Dustrated with numeros dlagrams, and proved qitlte Interesting. Tue attendinco waus small, 1 Dy renson, no doubt, of the horrible wenther. Dumixag tho-mouth of Jnuuary, ¥4 entrles NEEDED. Tho report of tho Factury und Workshop In- spectors will be thnished fit n fow diys, and will be u complete amd compreliensive. statistienl document. Theru live bieen DUt ten now fire- cscpes n buitdinus B this ity during the { thase 145 were for merchandise for luty,uix frec, it for re= tor consuinn- 1 warchousiug, il 208 withidruw tfon. The total duties on Imports for the month | pust fourteen nionths, thobgh over W0 mors are Was £165,400, and tho total collections amounted | necded on high bulldings. As an evidenes of Yt S1640. The 1otal expenses for colleeting | how somu ot the factories wre proteeted, it his lurke nmount were only §7:20, s regular monthly meotin George's Sucloty wit licld lust. ¢ + club-room of tho Shermun House. * tbount twenty present, Mr. Ge » God pre- ! piding. The Frensurer’ wonounced that $50 had for churily during the tonth, 2 hoen sald for the antunl might-be stated that the billinrd-1ahle fneto nerof North Water and ush st men are emplo, 15, Wiero , hus twu Stairways from of the 8t, ing in the ‘Lhere were ho tirst to the third floor uud one trom tho thurd to the sixth. A lurge proportlon of the wen work on the upper 1oors, The Sugg & BeleradoriT Furnituro Company has i placo on Canal street, with o workshop on the 111k ooy, where from thivty-flve to forty men e employed. — In case of u fire thelr wmode of esceape is through o stiirense two and - half to thires Teet wide (n tho roar end of the build- ing. At tho corner of Clinton and Washingion sireets s tho Gutes Bulkling, which 18 sirnty feet Tront by 130 tect deop, whieh hiy but one stnlrway, Ono toar Is reached from tho other by menus of an elevator-shuft, in which ure orectel hulders, Thore are thirty-iwo graln clevutors in tho clty, fnmense struotures is (0 ight especlutly, ¢ men are emploved on the top tloors, with no tires The few butldings nnmodd ure hut samptes of hundreds fu whici the lives of thousands upon thousaids of workingmen, women, boys, and gltls wro dully Jeopardized, and for which tho Buitding Department s responsilie, us (L hus the power to compel the crecfion of flFe-edons whtr thog are necessury tor the sufely of the lives of the lnmates. THE COUNT . Over N0 tiekets b anan House keb, 15, tho tickets for waleh ean ba obtalnen ut the hotel or of tho Commitiee, A cowsirTrg from tho Leglsinture of Oblo mrrived dn this clty yesterdny Tor tho purpose of making rates with e Puion PulaeesCur Compuny for the frangportition of thitt hody tu Whashington, the Legisinturo of that State Tyt been Invited by the 1 * mittee to be present on the 1 1 Committee compri Senaty Ropro tatives Ebright, Dayton, . v L. . Vallandingham, and Gen, Fred lilankner, ‘Third Asistant Sergenit-t- Arms of the Honse of Kepresentatives, The party returncd to Oblo on the last train yester- Forrowixa 18 the 1ist of dutluble goods re. 1 rolved at the Custom=1louse yest blooker & Lo, 32 to (‘ip{ Irang . ¢ 2 cusks sodn-ngh 1L Sinclade & Co., 00 fucks #alt, 16 dozen bass mate: Chnrles Gossars & Co. Wilsin Bros., 1 ease olf, Beases dig oodss Browi Ay goods: Versho, Rullior & BUILDING, Col. CAXERON Wiis over to tho Crimlanl Court yesterday to look after a ot of criminuels, and oada; Meide] § c Prior, 1 en Co., 5 cases funcy goos. Tost, Husseil & Cu., B | somo vne wilked off with his umbrelin, Satne- custs cliurss Clipin & Gore, b cases olgueas Gl | gy puother luwyer lost 1 875 overcout the sumo lagbun & MeNellis, b packngesdry goods; Farwell, Wy, Miller & Co., 1 ease elanrs; Grommes & Ultrich, 3§ ¢ cases clgnrs: Ptwin & Morgitl, i cises - copii; Jollet Steel Company, 563 steol blooms; Jobn Monell & Co., 1 hopsheids saitpeter, Col Jootlons, ¥6.555, Iis not alono in Ireland that tho properts 1aws countennnte the perpotration af i uct of ' Grand Jury discharged Suturday was pald yesterday, John Selimeltz, ono of the members, wanteid extea poy for having been detnined wne til 7 o'clock 1o the evening, but the proposition Wwas not entertalned. Cianes BAToN, Indictod {n conncetlon with the tux-forgeries, #ave himsell up yesterdny i was admitied tobail. 1S ball was tixed at Lk, ivided us follows: On tho Indictment for conspirney, 21L,500: and for dofucing thy ords, $1,000 10 one ease, nnd #3000 oneh I threo othars, His bondsmen wero Michael C. MeDone ald and ex-Ald, John D, Tally, ‘e February calendar for the Criminnl Conrt Nias heon mude out, Aoy tho mory lmportunt cuses ket are the following: George Van Hollen, T3ths Gribler-Patten, consplvaey, wnd Prines AIbget Jones. murder of bis hrather, for tho 2lat; i M murder, tho s 'Frask, Cook, Horr, unit pnatizgh, eouspirucy, the ¥ Eiward wers, clieged with kil u Chinwnan, tho 25ths dud Anne Mackey, for inurdering herroome- mate, the Mith, P day watehiman nt the bullding Is charged with bedng very remiss in his dutles, and rearces Iy being aroand, Suniday tho bullding was lll\'nllml Dby it gang of hondlums who dovoured n hnrrel of apples betonglng to the npple=man, and 1t 1s uum‘vhlluwl that every Sunduy thoy muke the nelghbociond excecdingly nolsy, ad, furthermore, that they aro ulowed ta defiace {ho county propurty at plensure, Tho Uounty Hnl\ Al will nodoutit look nfter tho remiss Ind(- viduat, M. FingpieRa colledupon the Stato's Attors ney yesterduy to seeure tho privilego of visiting her hustiund “us often a8 sho wanled, which, shy suid, hind been denled ber by the Jnfl nuthorities, Mr. Mills eould do nothing tor oy, of sourse, nnd the best terms sho could mnko with the Sheriif wis that she would buadmitted three Umes o week, Durtng her conversation sho expressed somu sarprisy that she hoad pot been ealled by tho Stute i her husbind’s trinl, and announced ber beie! that, for this or xomo othor cause, ho bud not bees doale Talely with, No attempt 18 Belng mide to get bin released on bl ko far as 18 Koowit, The notlon for wnew trial in the case will bo urgued tosday, BTATES-ATIONN BV MILLS wus usked yesterduy tonant, Right heve fn Chicagn too muny Btances of tho kind uro to b met with duif; Toporter met with one yesterday which seems to waerant speeinl mentlon. Living at No. 2 North Carpenter street 18 tho Sy of Fred- ‘erick Luaycu, conslsting of kimsclf, wife, und six small children, the eldest Lelng w glvl of ubout 14, and tho youngest u babe. The house 1n Ml they 1ive 1810 old frame, and they oceas in= ror which thoy piy 210 per wionth, Tho [ntily moved into thesu puariers some KX months nyo ‘and hiave uiways puid thele rent n ndvance ‘cept thut this imonth’a rent wad missed, Me o the husband, wasted nlinost 1o 1 skeleton by consumption, hus been foreed to his hed, which he will never lenve nllve. T3 wife 1s al. most a8 heipless with ¢ nutisin, nid tho fan Aly nre totuily without means to buy food, fuel, or wedlving, to any nothing of paying rout, Knowlg utl this the lundiord nutitied tho fuml- 15 Inat Friday that i this month's rent was not yoid ilm by Wednesday they would have to move. A NEW BOARD OF TIADE, -+Thoro 18 somne taik of estublishing a new Open Toard of Prade shiinr 1o the 0no now raniing in the basement of the Opea loard Diudlding, This Intter organtzation hns lately rafsed 18 In- itintion tee tu &30, und 1f the Hourd of Tride rutnes Iy to $205hk 4t 3 bedeved nnew Board with nelnuse In it charter Hmiting the infthwion price to €5, wonll gel many memhicrs, wng Coventunlly deaw tends away from the othur twa L endfes, Many peoplo who bave 10 piy brokors a percentayo tor trading would bo willing to Join A Board i they ouly had o vay £25 und dues, and do their own buying and seiling, The titles of gpain trvded fin worlhd vange 10 6,000 bukhel lots, the nim being o e make tho Boand popular with tho sl fry who ean't alford 1 deal i big lota. One of o difllenities t e enconntored woulil be i fixing the responsibility of eneh member, Now, it i3 understund, the brokors who do the busluess on the Open Board for others asswing tho rospomsibifity thomselves. Anothor difti- | whut he thoughtot tho bill introduceld in - tho culty would o du getting w bnll hiege cnowgh [ Lexdsinture Suturduy 1ooking to u reform in tho Tor tho purpose S the vicinity of the Chamber | tutter of glving and necepting bouds, Ho of Commorce, 113 1hought that new fras come frghera 1o do a veeciving bhsiness willJoln such an organizution it the Bonrd of rude ruiscs ita udmittanes feo to §2,50, THE TENTIL FIE ANNIVEUSARY, thuught the DL o 1n0st excollont one, and boped Jewonld pres, 10 would dowway with profese slunal hoindsuiwen, he thought, sudexort o wholes some Intlucnco genernlly, Ho bad Jong soon the necessity of ball-bonda buing mule - hen upon ty of tho signue of th I mecordunes with u wenerals cireuluted enll, | 1o,y PRS00 the | wiane O g i syl Wan Rt e tho Datner oneo dned | Wond amh to SRS e promorty of ot to avrange: tho preliminarion for el | RS o Teborton L tho_ ledurdora: of- Brution of tho teuth anniversary of tho flve in * Getober ipext. No busined wi oo wiinfover, ag the wheting wus snuply preiiminacy. Thero wera about tventy-ive presont, and thoy of- Teoted u temporary orzanization by the election of Judge Jumes B Braaweld s Chndraan, and Drcd, Ward Lllis, Seeretary, The dixeussion was nforat, il of thosu present belng I favor of 1 propased celebraddon, Mussrs. Persons, Plailip Hoyne, Ira Bvown, and M. K. Stonu spoky in favor of the demonstraton, and 1§ was nireed 10 Gl geneval imeetlog ot ihe Paliner House | Batudsy evenmg. By Wi athore fzed, In the weunwhll pnolut i conmitico of soven 10 sugkest o 1ol Permunent orenns fzntion to be prezented nt e tiext meeting, N EECUND WAID CLUN, A regular amonthly meeting of tho Second Ward Hepublicun Chib was beld lust evening in the now hull, No. 1225 Eote steeet, The atiends L Bneo wis quite Jirge, and President Gllss vecu- pied the chu 1o submitted tho followine Haned sentletien us Baceutive Commitive of Iho Clob, ang Hic list was approved s First Tree tiew et hls neagty upprovel, The Clerk of the Criminul Court voncureed 1y Mg MIIST opinjon very heartdly, -~ The woption of tho hill, or sotsthing stintlar 1o 1t, Wwould effeetunlly do away with the forfeiting of bumts; and, beslde, it wonld cago persons In the bubit of golag upon bonds 10 exerelse oo eire thin Wi g erntly done. 1o honed the W would be pussed, aud tho imly question about it in fis proseat Torm wus, whether or not tho signing of i o conld be made Lo uet s o Jidgmient aginst the signer’s property. ‘Phore wers some tegnl questions nvolved, of course, bt ho woutd leave thum to thy lawmuker Auything would by un lmprovoment upon the prescit system of siving ball wd dealing with bundsmen, LAKE VIEW AND THE NORTIL SIDE RAILWAY, The fight of tho nuthoritics of thy Town of Lake aguinst tho North Chicuge City Hudlway Compauy, the purpose el (o prevent the drawing Of cars by steam-power through thit 1 ! i tho Crinvtoud Court yusterduy afternoon on thu cull ol tho quasl-critiinal enl- endur. o facts ol b Lricily stateds Bupers einei=—C. L. Frey, A dleller, and W, C Poilips; | gjsor Sanders in Novoulber rought suit ugainst croni, Preciici--duiues Lawson, Thouins Swmith, . : v el G e T o s the Compuny for dimuges, il . s trucks wero not kept i goad eonditions thut tho tracks wers clevited nbove thy Jevel ot tho strects: thut they wero nul [ condition to erovs conveniently and without obstruction, nud that ! gowlo 1 the trucks ete, Thy case wias rled kY Eullce-Muulstrato Parkes, whero it was claled UL the shorteomings noted wevs b vivlation of redinnier, and the resull was Judgnent readired against tho Compuny, An uppeal wis tulen, and thus the cuso cawo tothe Criwinal Court. € 1. W, lobinson uppesrod for tho Lake View hor and W, C, Goudy for tho Rallwuy ompany, aud a Jurs wus walved by agrecment. i3 Goudy argiied that tho ordlbaice under which tho sult bad beeu brought wus vold, trst, {owmmes und Jon Lol Fourth reclnet— 30 W, Pige, S, AL Favwell, wind §L Bouns Fifin ,Precinet—aA. Lo Meuny Jo 0, Dradwell, und A+ Duyton Puinter; Siath Precinet—Willain 1, Hiced, Thomus Lyon, and .Junws SeRindle N T clected Chulrman + ghp Commitive, olz, Churlos Toburn, und J. W E. Thotss wer ..\»pngmml jet as i Finguen Committee, and 3. 5Sels wos Hected Chairman, The Exeentive Contiittes acro Mstrueted 1o 160k ulier uew yuarturs for tho club, and tho meeting wdjourned subject ta tho call of the Chnlr. : WEST CHICAGO AVENU A meeting of West Chleugo avenue profierty- pyvucrs who ary opposed 10 puylog the uescss- - e of nud, second, beenusn 1L ving o potrer o i from tho stntutes beeanse [t was partlal Wi pscd o m an ordisne 1 guoted to recommit the whole subject matier to the Jdntnt Committees on Streets and Alleys of the Houth nnd West Divislons. I COUNCIL. nulte fro rln T vkl lllln,l 1 \\;Il\\!- m'l'll:(! l';r(!\'ltllt,l I|II’l'!(l(\ll ‘Ilu‘hlfl l‘n:lfllldf:lr.L(:In ! ot et haa een : linto Fetommit AR thon® put And it by v Tt o e ar e town | Pay of Aldermen Fixed at $3 Per i Y00 4 Y ihe T, by speeinl acts iad been annited by tha Cone stitutlon of 1330, and nlso the General Township tion . Mr. ltobingon replied nt gome nuintalning the legnlity of tho ordi- and quoting lnrgely also from the stot- afie his position. Reforo the nei- n werecompleted, however, nmumerous questions of_fael arosens to the nifewations of Superyisor Snuders, and iU was ngreed (o post- pune tho further cussion of the lnw nntil wit- nezsea cautld be heard this morning. “There are several other cases pending, ono touching the rlght of tho rajlway company to opernte 1ta ears with steam, which Mr. Roblnson aitempted to bave heard flest. e, Gowdy, how- ever, was not ready, nnd wipon Al the nee sry aflkdavity to the effect thit the Preaident of the Company’ wie dnbgerously siek, n continu- ance wis granteds until the” tirst Stondny in Murch. 'Ihiy cnse will tend to seftle tho ques- tion of the validity of tho ordinanes inder which the netlon hns been brought, hut there is 1o fkelibood of tho dispute belne settled this #lde of the Supreme Court, In the mewntime tha injunction ngainst the Interference of tho Lako View authorities with the useof steam- power will stand. x—Rutinrd, Watkins, Cullerton, Pureell, Metirath, Bueloy—, X kershnm. Dixon, uiey, Hurke i, Peovey, M Session. Bnnders. Clark, Atpetor, fiildreth Ordinance Adopted to Stop the Ciren- lation of Obscene Literature. 1 psie, Melek, lntory The maotion to com Committee on Streot. making it n gpeein] order fornext Iy ey iz at 3230 v'elack, was then put snd losi by tha Tollowing v L requiring v two-thirds voto: -\ -ahain, Dixon, Sanders, Medule: Altpeter, Mildreth, Lawler, MeNurne; Rehrocdnr, Swift, Evevott, Thompson, Brady, Meyer, Barrett, Shurphy, MeCormick—18, o Nuye—atlanl, Clark, Grannls, Watklins, Cule levtan, Purecll, Bmyth, Peovey, Hond, liulbert, Metirath, Voung, Meicr, lnhof, Burley—15, The substiiute to commit tha whole maiter to tho Juint Committecs on Streets nnd Alloys South and West was thon put and lost by a vote of T e, idmenta of Ald, Burley were adopted, It the whole matter to tho and \Ill‘{l Waost, and Mond, The Eightcenih Strcot Bridge to e Raised as Asked by the Weste ern Indiaun. The Mayor Asked to Explain Why the Oanal Pumping-Works Aro Not Built, The nue Wwith the wddition thut Sce, 4 in the vld ordinanco be changel to See, b, The ordinnnce wis then passed by the follpw- Invostigating the Water Officoe=Guard Gntos at Railroad Crossings. TUMBER. ingz vote, tho yeas heing 21 and nayad, Als. Hit- § ol dreth, Cullerton, and’ Thrioy chuniciog thelr PRESRNT AND l‘“"-*l"_iff""‘“- CONDITION OF THE The Clty Counctl held n rexular meeting Inst ifter the voto had been declared ns 18 for evenlug, nll the members belng prosent except fiigninsts Alds Ttordan, Shorey, and Larenz. THE WATER-OFFICE DEFALCATION. Ald. Meler (81xtecnth) offered the following in rogard to tho Mocekel defuleation, which was re- A to the Finanes Committeo: ik 1t hins peen dikcovered that some of the clerks formerly employed {n the City Water Department have defrauded the eity to tha nmount of nbout £0,000: therefore, he it Resvlved, "Chnt the Chalrman appoint n speolnl committeo of three, whose duty it shull be (o The yiurd hunber dealers held o meeting yes- terday (n the Lumbermen's Exchanae, Mr. I 1. Awderson taking the chalr. The attendance wns simall. The object of the meeting wus to Adiscuss the presont and prospeetive condition of the trade. Mr, Harvey mado remarks to the ef- feet thut the trado of the winter hud been un- usually good, and {ndientions .pointed to a big business fn the spring. Stocks hero were lmlll.\" broken, and fencing was searce. $lo thou o bourds were superseding barbed wire p) ickersham, Dixon, Sanders, Meduley, Threke, Cuatlerton, Hildreth, ler, Smyth, Me- Nurney, Schvoeder, Swift, Everett, Hulbert, "Thompson, 13 v Meyer, Barrott, Murphy, Mes Carmick, Butl A Grannls, Watkins, Alte Vays—Dulhrd, peter, Pureell, Peovey, lond, Young—0, Ald, Cullerton charied that there had been SETTLEMENTS MADE AT EVENING WY THE RAILROAD COMP in thio Council Chamber, nnd he wanted tho voto by which the ordinanco was adopted to bo ro- for cnehige pirposee, A full stock of lows was | thoroughly fnvestigate tho cnsg, and repurt to | considered. =l promised on tho .\llv-l;;mume«;‘ “"(".’r nu-ll m.ml on | this Councll s soom 18 possiblo, : n:“u‘f.‘{k«mr"“_“"" '8 protty brond statoment the Muskegon, ‘Thoe stock of tirstscinss Jogs ek ol o 3 WOl prshabIE e 20 per vent Tess than st yoar On motfon of Ald, Wickershatn, the water-tnx AN, Uiilforton stated that theso things would af tho First Cuvalry was rebated as long ns the organization occupled Its prosent quarters. THE MAYOR CALLED ON TO EXPLAIN ABOUT THE CANAL PUMPINGWORKN, 1o also offercd tho followlng, which was adapted: on the lutter strewm, —‘Fha full raftinge enpueity of tho Muske, was reached lust scason, and tho producet was not likely to be Inrzer this year, Mr, Willitson thought tho nse of barbed wire was fncreastug, especlnlly in the Weat, where [t Wns(‘hux(‘!!.‘rmm pine boards, Tie thougbt the Inerensed demsnd for fencing wasto make corn- bo lonket Into b[)' u epeelnl comnitiee, o mnved that the ordinance be raconstidered, AL Everett hoped that tho ordinance would not be reconshiered, He ll\mlrlll thut this pro- poged recomslacration wns n dog-n-the-manger nisiness, o moved that the motion to recons sider be lnld on the table, which prevailed by a i, ote, Shipments of lnmber for February | Wikurss, An npproprintion of $100,000 wns | Vato of 1810 11, us follnwa: re'likely to b Iz owlig to tho senreity of | mado st yenr for tha ercction of mimping- | - 1eas—Wlekorshum, Dixon, Sanders, McAuloy, 14, Orders were coming In faster than cna | wuorks to reilove the peoplonlong tho eanat from | Burke, Luwler, Sinyth, MeNurnoy, Schroedor, conld ho obtalned, the vilensiveness of the same; and Bwlift, rett, Hulbert, Thompson, frady, Mr. Hallard thonght thoprice-1ist wognot tived | Wi w 1t huis heen churged that the Mayor | Mever (Fifteenth), Barrett, Murphoy, McCor- up to strietly, Other speak retnrked that | has obstructed tho progressof snld works thores | mick—I8, tho list was ot a east-lron one, but. supposed it | fore, Nug—itallard, Ch\rk‘WMklnl Cullerton, Alt- was genernlly followed, Othor speeches of | . Rewleed, ‘That tho Mayor bo req: cter, Hildrath, Purcell, Peovey, Bond, Young, simtine tenor wero mnde. Tho following resofu- | munieate to tho Councll the fuct urley—11, tion was pa 3 and slso his views upon the wholo subject ‘he ardinnnce 18 adopted provides ns followa: Resnived, That In view of the present demnnd | matter, Pt permission and authority be and tho 3 and future prospeets of trade, tull-list prices stiould bo abtained far /Il lumber ot hand, kud thut tho price-list of Jan. 24 bo nnd 18 hereby adopted. Tho nssembly deeldad to hold a meeting every Saturday at 1o, .t April L As an indu ment for inmber dealers to_attend, free lunches are to be furnished. Mr. Van Schaick was ap- polnted chief cuterer, Tho ohjeet of these meetings 18 to brace up tho dealers and indueo thent to adbere to tho pres- ent price-list instead of entting it all to pivces, as thoy uro qulite likely to do this time ju tho sea- son, aAs Fon 1881, Akt Hildroth offered the following fu relation 0 gus, which was referreds Wikneas, The contruets with the City of Chl- cago and the gns companles for tho year 1850 lnve explred: and WHEREAS, Tho ¢lty bns no contract with sald compunies to furnisit gas to the Clty of Chiengo for tho present tisenl yenr; thorefore, be it Ttesy ved, Thut tho gas' companies, throngh their oflicers, bo reques throngh the Con- troller of suld cl!f’ to forthwith state whether sald eompnnies will aceept the price fixed by the City Couneil for gas furnished ly sald companles 1p to Junuury, 1895, untll the prico 10 b pald for tho present year Is fixed by the City Counedl, Tho mutter was made the speeinl order for next Monday evenng at 9 o’clock, PAY OF ALDERMEN $3 A ME# 1liidreth offercd tha fullowing, wiich was ame jereby given and arantéd to tho Chi- earo & Western Indinnn Rullrosd Cowpany to rulso the present bridie crossing the South Hiraneh of tho Chlengy Itiver av Bighteentn Atrcot, not to exceed three and one-thind (i) feet Ligher thin [t now is, and creet at tho east end of snld Uridgo a sultnble vinduct, about fifty-clght (3% feet wide, under which the suid Ttwitrond Company muy plnce its treeks and ane erute fts rallrond? and’ the wuthortty Is hereby furthee yranted to sl Knllrand Company, 1o yalse tho appronches at both ends of suid bridgo to tho proper grade,” ‘The compnny s to rlo nll the work at {ts own expense, and It |8 to be completed within thirty dduya ts commeneemont, Arter unother brief and stormy wrangle tho Councll ndjourned, ——— ANOTHER SUICIDE. Touglns B, Buenett, or *Du, a3 ho wns fumilinrly ealled, o telegraph operator occupy- fug Room 18 wf tho Olymple Theutre Building, nttempted sulelde at 7:40 Inst evening by shoot- fug himself through the head with u large-eall~ bro revolver. Tho bullot entered nt tue right tomple, and, passing obllquely thraugh the hend, cating ot on the forehend near the left temnl The veport was heard by C, F. firown, tho oceu- pant of an adjoining room, who bed been in fitrnell’s compnny Up to within fifteen minutes of the mcidal nct,” 1tushing Into Rurnott’s room, ho found him lylng on tho lloor unconscious, und bleeding profusely from a wound in the SUBURBAN, EVANSTON, Sunday morning in the auditorinn of the Methodist Chureht 0 memoriul service was bold for the Inte Carl Moetman, of tho Sophomore Class in tho University. 'Tho members of the focal nnd Chiengo Chinpters of the °hl Knppn Ut Fraternity, of which ho wns n member, sat ln Lady In tho front pews. Tho pulpit was beantl- tully ornumented with flowers, among which was i whito tioral shield with tho worda * Phi Kuppa I'st” in lts centre. The spenkers were Prot. U, W, Pearson and_ the Itev. A. W. Patten. The former gave un epitome of the life of the i, which wae really unusul, Starting from tho heart of Germany, ut o very eurly aye, with $L000, which wis all Qisulpated before em- loyment was found fu thiy cmmn;y. he sl [n Dbecomo possessed of nn incona 2 ¥ 1. De ttordatned, ele., the compensation tagbie paid Aldermen for their services is horoby fixed at tho sum of § 1o Aldermnn for .each meeting of the City Counell actunlly at- tended by hitm, und no other compensntion than for attetdance upon sueh weetings &l bo ul- Sowed to any Aldermun for any services whtso- wver. i » ‘Uhis ordinance shull take elléet and bo n, Dixon, Sanders, Grannls, turke, Cullorton, Alipeter, tntnin hi 5 3 THfldreth, Lowler,” Purcell, 1% L Moo | Bend. 'Hci'lmll physiclang were nmmrvmnéd. but et inutatilp Rl tio niemlty, Jlo L8 v Senrovich, Bwltt, Do, Everott flui- they ‘eoutl alfort” wo e, ue o wount ws Wil ne Attty Durhs his. tist. toen in'tha | bert, Thompson, Teady, McGrain, Meyer (Fit- | gonsidered n tatul ane. | "l patient, wis pu University hewis converted toChrlstinnity, The | teonth), Young, 'Meler” (ixteonthy, fmbiof, Bur. | Iit0 bud nnd swas found there locked fnto tho room nlone «omo time luter by some operators from the Amerfcan Unlon ofiice, They were rett, Murphy, MeCormick—, Ttintmnm sind 1 I ind Pol Kuppa Nays—allured, Clark, Burls in wourntng i his memory', halls will he draped ! Dt innds T hiighly fnafgnant at this sort of treatment, nnd Tho Judges (n the the dechunation contest Whe Chicago City Ttaltway Company gont Inn ¥ : q Messr 5., 1L Mathows, J, 8, Clurke, i, 1. Kente | communication neeepting the eable ordinnnce, 7,“‘:“"'!:"flt‘:{;“l’l‘l‘l";‘f"l“‘;!;‘gck"fla;';:‘(;:‘:kg."%}g’g il S, Cureyyind tho ftev, 8, W Fatten, Buv | FRACK GUARDS REQUIRED OF STIAM BAIt- | gujeide loft o note to his brothor, in awnrded the llest prize o C. K. Plpor, Junlor; W . enre of bis . roowm-mate, Mr. Dar- #ud the sccond to Louis 5. Rice, Sopliomore. ‘Pho followimg orilor, which the Ttafirond Com- [ ¢lny, ni emplogé of the Ameriean Union, IIYDE PAIK, ultteg hud recommenided ho pluced on Ble,wag | In° hls ho - Inthinates his - intont and co of M. Prusler of . Il Fiske & | pnssod tho roport. upon 1t ooy huced ai fllo | beyueaths some, puwn-tickots and other pnpors Park dvenue, was Giroken ‘Tnto by Suturduy night, and it vilnablo golil witeh und ehiits wero tukon, The thiof was not discovered, it niwdo off with his phinser, only interrupted In- this dellgbttul occupution by n il fronr the porch which will uidoubteily mnuke bim fecl s0ro for n diy or two, ustens UOndered, 'I'hnt tho Law Depnrtment bo and i horoby orlered to prepare and seid to this Counclt u proper ordlynice ordering il raflvond companics, excopting . horso-rallronds, to cun- sruot and muintain wuurds ot both sldes of all thelr tracks whera thoy cross publie streets within tho ity limits, if sich un ordinanceo enn possiuly be sustained under tho present Inws and charter. ‘Lha Commltten of tho Whale raported throngh Al Liwlor, und recommended the passige of THE REVISED ORDINANCES as pagsed in Committee. Al Burley obJected, bolding that 1ho ronort was not u report of tho Committecof the Whole, since nt tho lust mecting there were but eloven membiers present, . Ald, Lawler moved to refer tho report haclk to tito Committee, thoy to meet at ik o'clock to- morrow. ulternoon, which prevail Al Everett introduced an ordinauce for the 10 by felends, Thurnett I8 nbout 88 yours of nge, and huils from Catindn, and one of his_brothora I8 innnnger of the Buttalo oflice of thoe Dominion Welegraph Compuiy. He wis vory well known here, and up to lnst weel, when hoe roturited to tmis city, ho was employed ut Pittsburg. Somo- whero he Is belleved 16 havo o wife und sevoral ehild whom Hquor allenated from him. Btrong drink has been hig greut failing, and dur- ink the tinie ho hus beon hiero e _bus been nore or lesd under 1ts inlluence. When sober he was an A 1operator, and o geninl and intellectunl wan, + A "“FENCE" PAWNBROKER, A. Isaues, of Nu, 257 Clark streot, one of thoso pawnbrokers who buy anything-and everything thut comes tholr way, waus (aught n lesson yes- terdny which he will not soon forgot, Somn of these fellows think thoy own the Pollcs Depart- nent, und tho pollce ure genorally fur too lenlent aud civil with them, ndiy forenoon Ollicer M. wioney, while on his way hoie, arrested'a thiol nunisd Jumes Morton, who was vestorduy hehd to the Crimband Court In $400 buil by Justice Walluce upo a charge of havieg stolen a wateh from H, Brockman while ho wis e ——— THE CITIZENS' LEAGUE, To the Lditor of The Chicago Tribune, Ciiicaan, Feb. 51 notieed in your {ssue of yostordny (Sundny) n communieation from “Citizens’ Lengue * with reforonco to somethiog alleged to have been said by a tomporatice lecturer fu ono of tho mectings held under the ateep 1 Wiehters safoon, No. 3 Stuto | opoening of an alloy on Rockwell street between | yygplees of tho W. C. T\ 5. Presumivg mysolf strect, Tho pawieticket was found on tho | Madisun and Lok strocts, which was paseod. 0 Lo peamtt At ‘ittise Joriaialy Couoa, prisoner, und - the ollcer v property | Theurdinaucs in rolution 1o and thut this fct was not kiown by the writer Went th tho prwnshop to reeaver the witeh, tried to muke thy Shylock understund that tho wateh wus witted 1 evidenceaguinst the thief, aud thnt the ewner of the wateh would donbt- Jess he willing to lulf' whatever wus ndvanced upon It In the pawnshop. Isiniea not only stih- Doraly refused toshow up the wateh, but wis fnxolent i his tone und minoer, and rofused to v any dealings with any othor oflicer othor than Deteetives Halues niid Simmons unless thoy eamo turnished with a uote from tho Chiol of Polleo. Oflicer Mlllmuu{ lukl his - griovance before Superintendent MeGarlgle, and was promptly oridered to swenr out a searoh=warrant 110 | THE CIRCULATION OF OLSCENE LITERATURE was passod, Hitdreth only voting snd makbig o oh gnfust it. The ordinancs as adopted 18 of tho communicaton, I beg lenve to make an explation, AP 1 have no quarrel with the Citizens' League. a8 follows: O tho contrary, [ bedovo in its wark, and chcer- . 1. No person or persons shnll sell or | fully neknowledge aud resuits of the same. 1n affer to gell, or give away or oller to give away, | aetil convietlons It hns done inuch, and in tho distribute, or have i his or hor nossussion with | proper tear of liw which It Bas iroughtupon the intent (o give uway, sell or distribute Inor upon | kloon-keepers it hus done still moro, any street, or gldewilk, or park, or l(nll)llo prope | =1 have niways glven this credit to the League. erty of tho City of Chlcagy, nny hook, pumphlet, | Tut 1 beld mud helfeved it trito that a et elrntar, hundbill, ndvcrtiseniont, or natlee of | not releynte the exeeutlon of itd law to” privato nny kind purporting to trentof ‘or trenthig of | citizons, and thit 1o orgnnlzation of tndividunls disenses knuwn s vencrenl dseases,” ortho | enius effectively do this as the mnchinery pro- « u romedics therefor, or tho eauses or reniedies for | vided by law, And 1huve nrgued that, although it sorve et e upin “the. pavtic | pbortlon ar misentringe, oF neticles or mewns fav | the Leiguo should ho strongly wpheld. by all Lol m“)} S i u\l'l;:y it the llrm'll;ullmtmnnncupllmh ltllu|lc|'1':"pupmll)' of not | good eitlzens, yot that all good citizens should Timtes sfirowdly popped out to bnek oF, 18 [ess than 20 nor more thun §50° for hand | work for tho thoo wii such Lengues would b ovury offenso und violution of this kectlon B0, 2, No person or persons shall sell or ofter to sell, give nivay or otfer to give nway, distribs ute, or have I his or ber Emismlflluu with intent to give awuy, sell, or distribute, i or upon any stroot, or siilewulk, or park, or pablic property of tho Clty of Chicago, nny book, pumphlet, elr- cutur, bunubill, advertisement, or notice uf any klud, giving, or purporting to give, Infarmntion from whom or whero mediciio or anything wiitever may be obtulned for the eure, prove, tlon, or treatinent of utorine dizensos, or dis- enses peculinr to femmles, veacral disenses, ubortion, or miscarriuge, umder u penalty of not tess thun 9 nor mora than §30 For eciel and overy alfenso und violntion of this seotion, ADDITION TO HOUSE OF COURECTION, Ald. Dixon introduced tho following, which wits mlopted WilEREAS, Tho veport of tho Round of In. specto und Suporintendunt of the llouso of Correetion shows that thero is a8 prossing necess ity of additionnl room for the necommadation no longer necessiey, beeause the elty woukl ens foreo {1a own lnws by 1ts own muchlnory, 1 never mude the st Nt that the * Lengu wis dotng nuthing mnd conld not he relied o 18 ta the ngures gbout revokil of ficonses given in ‘T TRinuse of Satuvduy. Thoy were o tained from the Muyor's offiec, and are presums nbly correct, Thero exlets, so far us 1 know, the best nnd Kimlliest feelings between the W, C, T U, and tho Leagiie, Lhive none but tho best wishes for it mysell, und sinceroly hope Its work may i the Tuture ho oven woro successfut than i tho Past, Yours resp Fosre, i MASQUERADE BALL, The mnsquerndo Lall of the Schwaben-Voroin at tho Nyrth Elio Turnor-Hull st evening was n great“suceess in polnt of numbers, and the wltnle was well mnnaged throughout, Bettor order than usually attonds sifalrs of this kind tho uflicers enfered g tho front to serve 'the Reareh-wareant, An lmpudont elerk gavo them no satistaction, but when Deteetive Mebionuld, who was with Ollicer Muhmmfi, proposed 1o hieing u sledge-hnmiser and break open the safe, erk speedily tfound the proprivtor, Tho wateh was kolzod, mid I8ties was nerested A 10 kb untdl to-dny, upon u chargo of Ing stolen property. et . REDUCED RAILROAD RATES, The Uittshurg, Clnelunatl & St Louls Rallway Company—an-lnndle Route—re- speetfully commend the class of tickets de- seribed to the favorable conslderation of the travellmes publie: EFirst—One-thousand-tullo tickots, 23, Second—Shippers’ Logd-mile tickets, $20, Third=Fittyetrip tickets, avallnble botween Li conts per mlle. Faurth—"I'wenty-six-trip tickots, 243 conts per oSt was malntained, and the Committeo of Arrunge- wilo, ’ " 2 B B Al ¢ furthior shows that tho | WCDIS Wid thole beal to Keop out improper chivr- Fifth—Extra-bugrago tickets, ropresentlng &0 agetors, und but fuw were geen in the hatl, costu Tho thnited sizo of tho cells neeessitaton ko uso of i IALE foe Wors aaiin Lo lilr Tho very smull beds, thy aizo botag two reet wida by uo, 20, Strth—Exten-baggago tickets, reproscuting $15 o i " v | Aven, und fat Hutohmen, bandsome pages, nuns, T valtoy B, R . R b e A e ants Deats Yhorurors e ¢ | oz, Chiliumne, €16, ‘were out i Tull forc, ‘Pickets enn be obtained at Company’s | - Kesolved, That tho lsoavd [ospectors and | One of o best and funulest iupersonatlons wis that of wi Ieishiman of the Pt Rooney whoss hosoin wos ploned the mottes Muihooloy.'” = A greut muny of tho mnkgiers left hotoro 12 o'clock, and nfier thut hour thore WilS thore room (o move avound and dance. Tho bull was In full biast after 1 o'clovk, and ail seemed to enjoy thonselves. e ee——~ SHOPLIFTING, Noru Flynn, of Ne. 771 North Ashland avenue, was Incked upat the Wost Luke Streat Statlon yesterday by Officers Ilingrods and Dillon upon a charge of larceny, preferved by David Bd- wards, propriotor ot i dry-goda store at No. 534 Superinendent of tho House of Correetion o uud uro toreby divected to report to thls Coun- cll ut Its nuxt inecting the probuble cost of the construotion of 1 now additlun to the louso of Correutlon tor tho exvlusive uso of femaly priss oners, BALANCES OF APPROPHIATIONS, Tho report of the Financea Committes on the arder of All Bwift, which plaeed tho balaneo of the appropuiations loft from lust year jnto the Genernl Funid, wad presented. 1t rocommenduod thio passige of tho order. | Akl Burrettnoverd to except tho $25,000 sp- proprintion for tha erectian of oil-lumpd, which was lost, Theorder was then pussed by thoe fol- 1ypo, on ofliees, 121 Randolph street, near corier of okl tor Clark, and 1%, C, & St. L. Rallway depot, eor- ner Clinton and’ Carroll streets West dlile), Clilengo, —————— SNEAK THIEVES, An owner 18 wantued nt Central Siation for a Bolt of lndy's buskot cloth, und for u shuwl, npon the latter of which wus found a papor tig bear- fug upon its fuce the wool-cut of un vlephnut, tho words *Indi Showl by patent, Pou 531," and tho teures 606 14 in blue pencll, and Bse in bk, "o wuors wore Toutd wgon s wells known - sueitk-thicl and - stoplicter numed | lowlng votos . Indian streot, Drygoois o ed 1o tho value N el Brcen, and were suppose to belong to Yeaw—Wickershuu, Dixon, Banders, Uallued, | of 25 were recoversd upon i senrch warennt, ¥, Oberndort, of No. 04 West Randolph street, | Clark, Grannid, Watking, MeAutey, HBurke, Cule | and ntified by Mr, Bdwards, aud two puirs of who was cleverly viethmlzed by w thief Satusday | leeton, Altpeter, Hikdroth, Lawl Lureell, | shoes fouud in” her apurtments wero ldontitied nlghit, but such proves not to bo tho cudo, ownor I also winited nt the West Madison Streot Stntion for a bolt of twenty-ning yurds of cassls wore, i remnunt of nine” yuvds o8 pluld geods, il for two aew conts worth nbont $10°eucl They wore recovered yestorduy by Olticers Beid wind Lee it vurlous phices in- tho West bivision, whore they il beon sold by Jumes Connors foe a very small proportion ol thole trae vala Cannars s loeked up ot thy West Milison Street Stution, and hls puriuer in erime 1a sute in the County Jull, S e S KOERNER, MATCH-THIEF, frank Koorner, whos urrest for stoaling nutehes from bis cmployer, W, it Ow: of No, 10 1tiver streot, was noticed sovernl duys ngo, s to bo irrdgned oro Justico Walsh toduy il two chirges of grand larcony and Hve of An as huving been wtolen from tho store of John itix. I8 would look us if Norn was a professionnl shoplifter, and vvidenco ngalust ber {4 boing louked up. Buyth, Veevey, MoNuriey, Schroeder, Swift, Band, ' Bverett, Hulbert, Thoupson, | Weady, Muyer (Fitteonth), Young, MeCormick—27, Nugs—MeUzath, Meler (SIxteenth), lmhof, Bar- L Slurphy, urley—, 'ho roport of the UCommitiee on Streets and Alleys South, recommendhng tho piasigo of the ordiimncy grunting tho Western Indluna Itall- road Compuny tho rixhl 10 BAISE THE BIQITEENTIC STRERT BRIDGK et threo Inchies wi tnken up. Al Purcoll moved to recommit tho ruport, ‘I'horo was the usual amount of talk on tho uulvil‘ul. e — e A Woyd for Mrs, LIy Langtry. London Worlid, lere I8 ulndy who has been not meroly tho paesing fguve of 1 season, but who hus helil ber awitwmld the foverish competition of London 1ife, urid who, at the end of her third campidisn, hugt’ not_apprecinbly lost ground, — Durtig (he whulo of (hin time sho hud been Honfzod, wors shiped, starcd ot in publio plices, moobed ut rullway slations, to wn extent seldom uxpos el suve by’ Royulty, Sho had _siot_only moved a8 an equal, but relgned s a sovorelgn, 1 cortiln seetlons Of thut * Soclety * whicb, It it fan littio mixed, 18 the most highly covetdd i Englund. Her fueo bl beeonio ws fmiliar 1o irley otfored the following amendmentst S Thut tho abutment at the cast end of sutd bridgy abull bo of stone musonry, wwd the retalning wall on the ecust sido of the viadiet shall boof stono musenry, wll 1o bo conatricted Iteations to bo mnde necording 10 plung and s petit lurceny, The ovideucs “ugainst hlin | by tho Departiment of ll'm.rllu Works, und the | tho Inhabitunts of this country us thit of the s ol thy tnost dumuoghug - nature, ufumuem and retaining wall shall extend ens Primo-Minlster, und ber nno wus fur ore and greatly strengthened by tho confessions of obert Smith, un expressmui who wits oyl Lo eart awiy thoe stolon wtches, Sinee arresting tha dishonest porter Olicer Davis g recov- cred somuowhere enr FWU worth of matches, Fhese wero uldposed of at rldiculousty low g ures to the folfowing, who e all suminimied 1o uppear s withvssvs ugainst (be prisoner: it ter, 31 Deaplulues streets B, Solomon, T West tirely ucross Highteents streot.” ‘T'o See. 4, S Whonevor the centro pler o tho bridige mny Lo renowed, tho Western Indinnn Hallroud Compuny shalt pay the cost of the additienal hight, sid tho cost “of the, adilitional huse aud proporiions required by such hight,™ All, Sinyth moved to recomimit tho whole Iatter tothe Comitteo ‘oit Streets und Alieys Wn:ulsuml that it be made tha spectul order 1or widely known thun that of Archibakl Cumpbell It Allthis was not hoe dulng, but Sociot, oty it §s who fnslsted n placing lier on fts Bo throno, and - baving hits and montics, und uther articies ot uppurel called after her numo. Buch un ordeul might huvo trunsigured 8t. Agnes horselt, ot, {1l this cuse, tho visthn of it underwent no vislble chango, Jloynl Acadumicians protested Madison street Py b Kilkenay, 10 West Wash= | poxt Monday oveniug at 850 o'clo that i bead OF face moro perfect wus never poss Ington strests B Sehutt, 56 Malsted strect; | A, Cullvrton ooved s w subatd sessed by womnu, Pocts of the perlod ditiye I Unger, 10 atreets J. Frunk, 152 Witshe | whole subject mutter be, referred to the Came | pawbleally declured thut Hefen of Troy had wglon street, und M, Salonion, 110 Degplaines Btreet, mittee on Rativudls, i comoe upop the carth. Prinees ond Peers Al Clurk woved that” the ondinauce as pro- Hterally prosivated themselves. Soclety's ver- e e e parcd by the Wosteru Indlana Roiirogd Come | dict wis 8o strong Ju ier favor that iL oven si- What oll say must bo truo, Tho univorsal | puuy b pluced on tile, aud thut the report of the | lenced thy dissentiont volco of fominine malig- wvordlet is thut the now Ko, B 18 the simplest sud bnunmluuo bo nidopted, fu ordur that 4 new ordi- | nity. Buc tho ludy tv whom Soclety bud sug- most durablo sowlug-muchine. Whesior & Wit u;m Munutucturing Cowpuny, Nu. 153 Htato strcot. {lnuv |lumlu bu prepared by the Corporation tounsel. Ald, Melor (Sixteentb) woved as o subatituto geated tha culling of professional beauty was not greutly moved by any of thuso things, Elato with ber “honors sbo, muy huve beou, but sto bore them with none of tho Inealeaco which i woman sticeess usinlly deselops. ATl thin Sototy woitha. 4o well to remember to her oredit now. COOPER TO GLADSTONE. Letter from Peter Cooppe to the T ulish FPremicr—Nol Advico on Irish Quentloy NEW Yok, Dee. 18, 18070 (he Rt.-Ion. Willtam E. (ladstone—DEAR Sz 1 teust thnt you will not conslder It hnpertinent In we, an Amerlean, 1o offer you a few sugkestions in roterence to tho sottiement of the lrish Jnnd question. An equitable settiementof that gue: tinn seems to bo one of the most dillicult proh- lema now requiring solution by hee Majesty's Government. A fow facts from American hise tory may be of rome value In solving this im- portant question. Twenty years ago the slavery questlon In the United States scemed about ns ditficult of gettlo- ment ns the land question now does In Great Britain, Tere were two parties tu thiy country whose opluions on the question were dinmetrically op- pused to each othor. Tho slaveholders rezarded the negroos as theie property, and demanded tho right of protection for such property luany of tho United States or Werritorles where they chose to tako thom. The Aboltfon party de- nied the right of propertyin men, and demanded that the slaves be emancipnted, without even compeneating tho sluvchotders for tho losses they would thus sustaln, A few men of sound Judgment proposed that tho United States Gov- ernment should purchase thoso slavesat a falr compunsation and free them. There wore nt that thee nbout 4,000,000 sinves In (his country, Ineluding men, women, and children. Ata valuo of $600 oach, which was considered n fulr valua- tion, tho wrgregato cost to the Government to purchase the entlre number would have been SO 00; at SLOW ench, tho Dilghcst estis niisted valuation, the nggregato cost would have bEn1n £4,000, 00,000, Neliter the slaveholdors nor thoe Atolitiontsts woukl listen for a momett to such a plan of set- tiement of the slavery question. Neitlier woukl the puoplo of the NoFth, who wore to ho tuxed 10 pay for the slaves, sanction siel o schome, Pho question was finally sottied by war, Tho- suveholders Jost thuir sinves, reeelving. not the alightest compensation for themn, About t mill- {on of white men, In whoss voins flowed tho Dest hiood of the Natton, were siaughtered, and thousands of willions of proporty wero destroyed by the War, largo portlons of the Southorn Elates wero devasted, rich plantations despolicd, ond costly mansions rulned. Broken bearts were found 1n aluost gvery houschold ln the Natlon, Tho War cast tho peopie about $ROUM00,000, Tully twleo tho highost iimonnt estimated which thoy pro- posed 1o nee for the purehinse of the siaves. A debt of $2,000.000,000 I8 ptill hangiug over tho people,—an nmount suthielent to lave given thy sluveholders a frir compensation for every slave they owned, and suctionnl hatred {8 still preva- lent ovor both North and South, Do not these favts go to sbow that tho true wuy to have settled the sluvery queston would bave been for the Governmeni to buve pur- chused the sluves and emnncipated them? Should not Fi frum these facts? 18 there not n strang anulogy hetween tho Irish land question nnd A sluvery? Do not the landiords clutm tho right to monopolize the Jand und to compel thoir ten- wnts o give them the lurgest shnro of the prad- uct of tho land, sithough thoy are obtaincd by tho labor of the tenunts? Ov the otbor hnnd, do not the tenuats cluhin that the Jund is the gift of Goul 1o tho whole people, and that it 18 wrong tor a tow to monopolize ftully Do thoy ot Justly quustion tho titles by which the lundlords como In posgession of thoso vast ostates? Iuve not those tenmuts and thefr ancestors for gens crations Iubored lonr und hard, and endured pm‘urlfl‘ and privation, while tho Jundlurds bBave dived In o ense and luxury on the products of thelr labor? Are not most of the prezent tenanta In poverty und on tho verge of starvation, with littlo prospeet of nnything Lotter in stove for thein in the future? Hus it not become a questlon of 1ife or death with muny of them, rid hive thoy not como to tha conclusion that they might asg well dio fight- Ing na to die starving? 4 ‘¢ uve seen ft stated that It cost tho English Government $100,000 to sccuro Mr. Boycott's crops—muny thmes more than those crops wera worth, Wil it bon profitable enterprise for the English Govermnent to harvest tho crops of mnny English lindlordsat this exponsive raie? Would not this money be more prolitably ine vested by ‘mn:lmslmr those Inuds and ectllog thotn for fulr compensation te the tenants? Will nat tho policy of coercion cost the peopla of Great Hritnln more than It would 1o puis chuse wid 81l these lunde to tho tenunts nt such rutes a8 they conld afford to ps 15 thore not dunyer, 4t cocrclon [8 attempted binmuufl. to military foree, thitt tho lundiords, itko thio slavebolders, may fose_theic property, and many of then tholr lives? Wi tho lond question he settled even if coerclon is npparent- 1y successtul? What If the popuiar featlment in England und Scotlund shonkl also be given to tho Irish teuants? Would not sich n result. en- dnnger not only the lives and proporty of tho laudlordg, but serlously endanger ‘tho” Engiish Governmunt also? In viow of all theso contingencies, does not your great knowledge and oxperlonce in publie ATnirs suggest that the purchise of these lands by the Government and [ta silo to the teunnts will be tho wisest polioy fur the Enwlish Gavarn- ment. to pursie I gdjustiog tho Irish land question? I'rusting that you may be guided by un Ingpired wisdom and wisecounsols, I nm most respeetfnlly yours, TrTen Conrem. y for thom? Lospoy, Jan. 10, 1881, —DeAn Sii—-1 nin dl- reoted by Mr. Gladstone to thank you for your fetterof Dec. 18, Lam, donr slr, your fuithful soevant, Hounzur. GLADSTONE. wleren Cooren, Esq, i ROBBED BY FOOTPADS. Shortly before 3 o'clock yestordny mornlng Ofllicer Swanson while putroling his post notlced four mon scufling on tho sldewnlk near the cor- ner of Clark and Monroo streets, and ns be crossed tho strect threc of thom slunk away, and the fourth stood like one etupetied, The officer suspreted at once that the man had been vobbed, and run ln pursult of tho thlov tho Hoard of Trade alley be succeeded § turing one of thom, who ot the station gave name of dines Cliek, it hls trao prino appe to be Augustus Payne, 1 his possession wers founl some §57, 0 of which were_livntitied by his victim, (ieorge W. Lowls, of No. 165 West Randolph stroet, e — BURGLARS’ CHRISTMAS, Early Sunduy morniug burelirs mado at rich haul of revolvers and cutlery ut the lurge hurd- waro storo of Strauxs & Munzel, No. 1050 Ml waukes avenue, Tho work wus done in tho same ciever mannor which has charneterizod tha recont atoro burglarles i the Weat Division, aud a8 usial the potico hive no elew. — The vidue of the property stolen §s esthmuted at upwards of e —— Gaiveston vu, Zlouston. Thorowns i flat fight. hetween Lwo negroes fn tront of the Coutton Exchunge yesterday, Thero wits o pollecmnn ubont, so thomerehnnts Flllhul‘(‘ll aroumd gad enjoyed tho fun hugely. Tho symputhles of tho “Galvesion property- owners were unuilstakubly with the wnaller darky, who soon had the hirger ono down, and wis giving him n dreadful 'mumllm;. Alln onee the undornenth darky catled ont: © Jesa oo niy oyo hokuso | sufd Tam n Gal- veston nigger, and in favor ob deep water on do bar, Jess keep on bitin® my ear, you low-down Houston mud-turtle, you,’ Thero was un fmmedinto rovalsion of publio sontfment, Ono wealthy Gnivestoninn whie tho Houston negro over the spino with a gokl- hended cane, Anothur public-splrited propurty= owner kicked the eolorsd delegate from Houston in the side, In tho twinkling of an vya tho underneath Galveston durky was on top, and gejting oven very fast, anild “the cheers of the crowd, As Aoon usa pollcenin conld bo ob- tuined thio 1ouston durky waus hsstled off t0 the loek-1p, to protect bim Fron the mob, whtlo tho chumplon of Gulveston was eseurted Into the snloon, and, niter belng rormally Introduced to tho tcmbors of tho Cotto WuA pre- sented with u handsomo st o money. 1t seemy that tho spirit of rivaley between Houston and QGalveston I8 not yot extinet. — e ————— Japancso Buby-Song. Fraser's Magazine. Japan, us Is well kuown, §s the Iaradlso of chitdhood. By the kindiness of tho nutbor ot *Child LYo in Jupun " wo ure onabled to print u oradls 1 i the arlginal: Nénend ko yo—ni Néw =06 ko yo 6 1o morl wa—doka yo yutna Ano yuma koyGté—snto yo yuti Bito no imiyugo nl—aunt morata Ten-tén talko ni=sho no fuyd = Okl-ngar! koboshiwa inu hail-ko.' Bllmlfrlmx I Lnglisl @ Laltiuby, babys lulliby, baby ! Huaby’s nursey, whero hus sho gone? Over those mountalng ebo's gono totier village, And from bier villago what will she bring? A tumtion deain sid o bunboo fute, A “duruma’ (which will nover turn over), and a puper dog." e ——— Terrible Luss of Life, Mitllons of rty, wice, eats, bed-hugs, roaches lora thelrlives by colllsion with “Ituukh on Rats,” Bold by drugglsts, 15¢ boxes, —————— We recammend Eldredgesewing-machines, e e ——— Indigestion, dyspepsii, nervous prostration, and all forms of general debliity relivved by taking Mensmun's Peptonlzod Heel 'Yonle, tho only prepavution of Leet contwning its entlrs nutritious propertics. {8 not u were sthinue lunt like tho extnicts of beot, but contuiny blood-mukiug, force-genemting, and life-sus- taining propertics; s fuvaluable fn all enfeo- bleed conditions, whethor tho result of exbuus- tion, norveus prostration, overwork, or ucuty diseascs, purticularly 1f resulting from puimos nury cotplaints. Cuswell, Huzard & Co., pro- priétors, Now York, For sale by drugglsts. arnh Farrell., doveph Crepp. tinatay Hrow {'l'hl“m\l W, Kiu Annte A, Hylan 1 Ednard 3 t Minnie 1™ § AV, 8, Wouth, 1 Floronen 8in l t'ater Lulny, .. Atigunin Kihik Joseph Finpa LA e dohn Linka, Annader :hicago, hicago, , Sheureus, winn Goreaux 8. Nowell,. + 10, Leonard {15 Comdon, Katimrine Vo Withelm Heerich, Mes, Darnto Hu Chinrles A. Jdeasio Adan { Louis Gawno 1 Awule (ircen.. David Mabila Mury Hoily. O, ¥, English,, Alolia M, Fbe { Claartes Hnorae Minnio Stany, Tlarey 1, C KA nglownod, klewnnd, 157 Weat Van g 157 Went Van Born: ‘icago, Chicago, F. Coporamith, Tionnie Rotiacho H : i, Chicawo, Loopotd Lt veieeense 2L Clilen, Fhie Doepp 122 Ol Lidacob IL. Frien 1 Amanda G. Fannni MARRIAG: MILES-CROFOOT A% Cortlang, 1iL., Fob, 7 1en, by the i, 8, W, 3uge, Mr. il, F. A irs, s e 8, W Suao, See . oo i Ak —_— DIATH WINWOOD=Monday macning, nt the residencs of her mother, Mrew. Dolan, 20 Narth Clarks Uenrua ¢, Winwood. ahil TFumerni notive hereaftor, N~Feb. i, at No. 519 West in -1 o, GIARLEE 0f JoRR AN T brie! und | month, i at her home tn Moline, {1, ¥) Alian . Tiennott. =Fl0R wiiernl Tuerdny, Feb, S, WOOD=1n this city tle, yuungest chitd of year 1l months and 1 diys. toue Lo meet tienral & e=Sinnenpolly (Min pees plesae copy, VRYUN-—Tha funeral sorvices of Miss Jylla ¢, *reyon will b held at M, Henry . Chimasero's resis dgnce, Nw 0F Norih Clarkest, thicalternoon atd o' Inteement ut linchester, N, Y COULEON—Tho remains at Witlian 1L Contton wil bo eutombud at iRoso il Cemotory on Wednesday, Fouthut 1 welock p. i Relizlausercloos conducied by tho Rev, dolin 1. Cildwell at he Tnto Bonie of dse consed, W Fryeste Irlends invited. Feh. 7, ot Evanston, Anns cond_ dawshicr of A, B.and Lida . Wy s w7 months, sean ilinman-av., seeond door nesduy forunnonat il o'clock, ~Fob. T, ‘of child-bed feyer, Salifn, beloved ol I Tlias, In her 32’ year. tiong tn meet our three little onea. “Cho ryfatives and frienda of tho fuinlly are very specttully b 2 hthera, G Woud, scedi 1) #nd SPHBRNed (Sase.) pae e vited to attend 1ho funeral on thls (Tuess , Georglo, wifa of Georgo A. Hame hens. CARMODY—Dunlel Carmody, nged 72 years, na of the Parish of Listowl, Count; Kcrrr.’lmxnnm ¥id Funersk Wednesday, tha S, fram the residenco of I Intw, damies’ Toghton, 74 West. Kinzie-sty hx enrs to Calyury Cometery. T Tralce papers please copy. UIBBARRD—Fob, 7, Blinehe Gertrudo, Infant davshs toror Willlam K. wid Sarah 16 113bburd, i Funernl from liouse, (W6 Fulton-st., Wednesday s t diphtherla, Lizzie, daushter ot aivin, lunce, 224 West Thirtecnthest, b, by cars to Culvary Cometerr, aneral from r anesdny, the i nrd Invit *. Smith, nt 123 Shormanst., st wb, T uked M years, ¢ ol aut 10 0. m. Wednes- dny ury's Church, theney by care Tiudes to Calvary Cemetory. BUSCHWAT—Fob, 5, 1t 9 1. ., Mes. Mario Dusch- witlh, whlnw of the Jit Nichuins Busciwan, Sr., atiae o liering iness, wged 0 yoars | month wnd #idags, Funeral from 145 Eugenie-st. Wednesiluy atp. o, to Gracolend ANNOUNCEMENYT " DELIGUT WILL LEAD THR Liunpol iemiporanes mosting (il crening 1 1 A, rogmis, ) Madison-st. 3r. 3. M. 1. Hleary WARD BRANCHLAND LEAGUR weet i the clb-ronm, Grand Paciilo Hotel, Wednerduy ovaniti nds of humanity, regards Tess uf pace, ereed, or colur, are fnvitod. CONDUCT 8. JOIINSTON WILL €98, h6 roon pruyer-mootink ta-lny at 160 sl NE FIRST MEETING OF THE ELEV- enth Ward Jtepublican Club far the epring cape i wilh Inelicld e Magtine’s Hall, 53 south Aoty Vednesduy evening nt 750 o'cloek, ‘The oleetion of offivers far the Club wil bo hold, and ail wembars sre roaiesied to attond. e REPUBLICANS OF THE FIFTH L Ward uro roquested to nttond a meeting of 15 Suiral Fiu Ward tepauitean Club this evcaine b 2 ATChornt., (oL of Hanover-st. Tusiness of 2+ bartance will tome hefore tho nioeting. 10YAL BAKING POWDER, S, 527 1 (a2l 1) § D ABSOLUTELY PURE MADIS FRO3 GRAVE CREAM TANTAR Tlousnkeeper's favasito i leading cittes of the 107 No otlier repration imukes, such bt G0 4 't ) on by 459 breads, or tuxurk ‘ah i enten by AR tea without fenr ilting from &% I‘l'l"l"v 1 f 1 for |mt\lvm<{||;l.l i ozt BoingneRe N SIOLS. CONiMON/Tho Original a SENSE Best Can only Le toundat co, ouUr fl SS Y MATERII;III.? " A : 1}?,1 ) O} And Generdl o B pertormed. o RESL QuBERT ¥ 'uTLLLEB- — Nl (»l‘\fl”./ REWARD o Ulseratod il 1 Blind, Bleeding, eBing 5 epi e Tt B Tt by Hine T lb fails o cur, Prepared b iin, P N gemuin hicago Degots, 181 W, Madiers, aul L““! Chleis 33 WAL 1, FOULKE & G0 ot