Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1875, Page 6

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATU THE COURTS. Judge Drummond's Decision in the Case of Salkey and Gersoue {The Power of tho District Court Sustained. A Lnst Chance to Answer Given the Bankrupts, Powers of a Court of Equity Over a National Bank. Judgments and New Sults---Wit- ness-Fees. Supreme Court Decisions, IMPENITENT BANKRUPTS, JUDGE DBRUMMOND's DECIBION IN THE SALKEY- GERSON CASE. Judge Drummond yesterday gavo his opinion in the babeas corpus case of Salicy & Gersou, bankrupts, whose answers as to the disposition of their proporty did not sstisfy tho District Court, It is as followa: THE MATERIAL PACTS in (his caso are thero: Provcedings in bankruptry were comutenced against the petitioners in the District Court of thls District, sud while they wero pending application waa mudo to the Court for leave to oxamiue the alleged bankrupls under tho twenty-alxth section of the Hankrupt law, and they were accordingly ex- amined, The reault of tho exumination acems tot to ¢ been satisfactory to the creditors, and au applica tion was again mado to the Court, and the Court row quired the partics to go beforo the Register m accond fine, the Court not boing sulfated that fhe’ bankrupts lind given a full | nnd true account of their property, They, {n pursuance of the order of the Court, went Lefore theRegistor aguin, and wero interrogated In a xeneral way, and required to glyo x full api p itefactory ac- wUubeor all thee aesotar ond ttcy 10 substance wiated that they had given all ‘tho accutnt thnt they could ; that they hatt tured over their property to the Mar~ shal under tho warrant issuod; and that, togetuur with with thelr losies, was tbe ouly account they could ive, Wise Leing reported to tho Court, an attachment was josued againat them, ani they were brought before the Court, ond, as I infer froin the orders of the Court, tho question wax argued as to the right of the Court to.comnls them for unt giving » ustiatue- fory account of their property ; und 1 think the f4ir Inference ie that they had fain thelr sland upon the anawer they had given, and were not Inclin * Suything farther, because ia manifest Af Yuoy bad Gore befure the Court and liad aid that they were Willing to give further answers io relation to their Property, te Court would uot have made the order of Tonuuitial, ‘he Gourt accordingly Alrected tho par- fies to be impriyoued for non-compliance with ite order, There is not brought beforo me on thle ap- plication for o writ of habow Sorptut tue festitaony which was cousidered by _ tho Dietriet Court, and on which that Court found that tho pnrties bad not given u full and satisfactory accountof thelr property, Tho result was an adjudi- ation by the District Court to this effect: That there ‘was shown to be in tho poaseusion of tho bankrupts, at scortaln tine, property not contained in thelr ached- ulea,and of which thoy gave no account, to tho Amount of about §210,0U0; {vat tho purties bad fraudulently, and with ' {ptent to deceive, detsy, aud’ binder thar creditors and tho olicers of tho Court in tho xdiministration of their offaire, concealed the $20,000 worth of inerchan- dive, or the procucds thereof, aud refused tu uccouut for tho sume ; therefore, tke Court committed the, ‘It seems to mv thot THE ONLY INQUIRY $n this Court at present 4, whether (ho District Court ad the powcr, iu the case stated, to impriron the par- fica, ‘Tuo clause of tho tweuty-sixth wection of tho Baukrupt Jaw declares that * Tho bankrupt shall nt al) times, until bia discharge, bo gubject to the order ef the Comt, aud chall, nt tao expense of the entute, execute all proper writings oud justruments, and do and perforin ail acta required by the Court touching the sesigned properly ‘OF catute, aud to evable the As- signee to demand, rocover, and recelve nil the property aud estate assigned, Whorever situated. And tof neg~ Iect or refusul te covey any order of tho Court, aur baukrupt may be committod wud punished os fora con- tompt of Court." i ‘Now, upon the theory upon which the Court pro- eeoded, and if the fuvts were 03 found by tho Cuurt, MAD THE COUNT AUTHORITY to Smprison thew partice, although, upon belng te~ called before the Register, they said they had told all they know upon the subject? Was the Court abso lutely bound by that wer? It seems to we very cleur thet it waa not, Tha main object of the Bank- rupt law iw to diatribute tho property of the baukrupt ‘to Lia creditors equally. Tue creditors are entivied (or the Aeniguee, representing tho cralttors, {4 entitled) to allie property; and thy Bankrupt aw aasumes that the baukrupt may porseas knowledge which suould be communicated to the creditors und the Assignee in re lation to the propyrty. Tt would boo most extraordinary state of affairs It the bankrupt could spirit away any amount of prop. erty, and that fact should bo inade mauifest te tho Court, and there was uo power iu the Court to compel din to stato What had beoume of it, Tuat would be ‘imanifeatly a inost wnsatisfactory Bankrupt law, i tho Qankeupt conld hold Buck aud say, “I have given all the information ou this subject twat I chcose to give, or that 1 cum give, and sou must help yourselves a8 you best can,” ahhough tt may be manifest beyoud al Sontroverey’ that be hus concealed o large amouut of property. Tt ncoma to me that ft was one of the objects of tho went ~Bixth woclion to provide that the bankrupt ou THPANT ALL THE INFORMATION ‘he possesres in relation to tho property: and that is one of the grounds upon which tho Court proc+ dt, that they did not tell where the property was or what had becomo of it, One of tho object of the law ie "tu enable tho Assignee to demand, recover, and receiva a fhe property and ostaty assignod, wherever wit- ated. Now, euppose in thin casa that the bankrupts haya turned over to theie wives, or somo hear volutive or frend, for thelr’ own uae, $20,000 worth of property, ‘fe the Court to he watisfled. simply because they say "Wo do vot know anything about it: we havo said all that wo can say upon the subject °2 Lt xeema tu mo that It must be so, and It is, not neccesary to cite authorities upon the subject, The suthority 18 in the statute, Can tho Court muko the order? Gan ft require tho buvkrupt to disclose? Tt fa enld that allthatcun be doue is, (¢ the bankrups havo stated whut te untrue, that tlioy con be prosecuted crimually, Ianswerod during the urgumeut, and I repeat now, o criminal prosecution does nat VAY TUB OLAIMS OF THE ChEpITORS. ‘Tho ercditora haves right to oll tho property of the tenterapt, and {+ 19 8 poor co;nfort 40 tem to ‘be told that the Uspkrupt cu hide away uly property, and for dt, or for wiving false ovidence in regard to it, he can ‘be prosecuted erbmomally. I cannot doubt, therefore, that the Court, if it clear- ly uppeared bankrupts apirited away property to the amount of $20,000, becuuxe they lave told all tie: know about it, was not deprived of the right to nia thom for tho noudiaclosure of the facta in tho case. T cannot icok into their evidenco; it is not all before me, I therefore cannot say iu this emergency whether ‘oF not the opiwion of the Court upon the uvidence was well founded, I have to take tue conclusion of tho Court upon that wubject; sod, ff that conclusion waa Fight {can have uo doubt of the authority of tho Court to make the order which was made, Undoubt~ edly, wherever it satisfactorily appears that the bank- rupls bave mados {wil disclosure, tho tiaprivonment Would ba untawfut; and if, tnutead of bringing ®& writ of habeas corpus, the partion ad asked this Court to reviow the decision of the District Court, upon the evidence before it, thon this Court eould det ine whether the conclusion of tho Dis- frict Court upon the avidenco was corroct ur not ; whether, in other words, it did satisfactorily appear that the Lankrupts had not made e full disclosure, TUE OBJECTION 18 MADE that it may bo difficult, if not impossible, to satlsfy the Court; the answor to all which is, that there must be placed vomuwhera ® power to Judgo of this, The tow haa placed it in the Court, ite actlon Sf course, subject to raview by this Court. ‘there ‘Tous always boa last resort for tho determination of Jeyal questions, and in all Utigation the Court must bo Watlsfied tu order to decide, And ao here in this case, whether or not the partie have made a Cull disclosuro, whether or not they are subject to puniuhment, ara qaréttans for tho Distriot Court in the Grat instance to cide, and there fw no othur or greater objection (n this cake than there {su sy other pase, for qusations cone up for decision 1 the courwe of Hligation, Dut wa Taald during the. progrers. of the argurent, fay desire is to have the partica make A YULE DIschOsUBR of alithe facts within ther knowledge, ff they have bot, And I think tho caso te 4 litle different frum the Reattou of an ordin writ of habeas corpus, and at the Court may pomteas mora power ovur the roat controversy in this ¢usy than ezista generally whoro Spoltcations are made for euch wells; tharsfore, 1 i direct the Diatrict Court tu allow these parties to 6 Afore the Rogiutor end to be re-examined by bim, Sud {2 have the Register report, au the rovillt, bid pins lon, whether or not, upon all the facts, they have mide a full disclosure of what thoy kuow, thy (BK Perbope that, under ordiuary clrctmatances, e rue Filo would Lave been in such « where tach: 8 pate before the Court, for the Gourt itaelf to , ees full divclusure, taken tuetr position, aid lisd roasived that they would not say auytuing more upon the aubject, bar would stand upou what they considered thelr reserved rights, Tohall, therefore, uot Wischerge these partivs spon ib tieulredin dat Phtveengu goers a Ky iseatinfied with any order which, ‘ie inctatel eons may make, they cau bring {t back for terlsion to this ——-—— CHICAGO COURTS. O48 4 MATIOAAL BANK MAVE A BECKIVER AR POINTED BY count? Aquestion of much importance was argued bedope Judge Blodgett yeutorday morning in the case of Jamas Irons vs. Tho Manufacturor’ National Batu, Ira Holines, aud othars, Tho suit Wau s croditors! bill, and was commonced abonta woek ago, Complainant charged that the bank Lad gouo into yoluntary liquidation, bnt that it was nob paylng its creditors ; that Hotmos, tho President, had aytpropriated larza amountr, and paid some debts, and that the bank bad upwards of 1,000,000 m_ ita vaults, A domurrer wan filed by the bank on govoral gromnds. Firat, bocause a creditors’ bill could not be maintained at the suit of one crodi- tor against an insolveut corporation, Second, that a Rocoiyer could not be appointed for & Nations) Bank, oxcopt by tha Comptrolior of Currency, in the cnsos provided for by the Ban'- ing tows and third, that tho bani having gono {uto voluntary ilquidation tinder the provisons of the Banking Taw, ita nettlomonte with creditors wora valid and could not be farquirod into, and consequently, no . discovery could ba roquirod iu rogaid to such astticmonts, sud no relict had agaiuet them, nor could any discovery bo had except a8 to property in tho poeseraion of tho bank at the timo the hill was Gled, Moreover, it was argued that no ivjunction could bo ieaued to reatrain the contimiance of the voluptary hquidation povided for by the Danteing law. ‘Tho complaninnt’s conneol charged that thoro had been fraud perpetrated ; that Halmes, while carrying on the voluntary liquidation, bad settled with tho Government, and got porscssion of a Inrgo number of bonda; that the gaiintary: liquidation proceodings wero a wham and fp feand, and that, ay they wore not successful in winding up, the Genk, a Court of Equity had urisdiction, An opinion of Attornuy-Genaral unr was cited to the effect that after Government had been settled with, and tho bauk pnt in voluntary liquidation the jurisdiction of tho Attorney-General to nppoint a Receivor corsed, leaving the matter to tio dincration of tho Court on presentation of a proper bill. ‘Tho argument on tho demurrer and for a Recolver occupied the greater rt of tho day, ond the cage Was tnikon voller advisement by the dudes, who will receive further written briefs, As the int ia entirely now na ta whalher s National jauk is subjoct to the jurisdiction of a Court of Equty, or only amonable to the pro- visions of the National Haukimg law. tho deciaton will be exrocted with intore: Mesara. Gardner & Sebuyler_ appeared for the complainant, and ‘enneys, Flower, aad Al crombio for the bank, ‘THE CHICAGO & SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Inthe caso of Barnard Loewenthal va, The Chicago, Danville & Vincennes Raitway Com- pany, tho Chicago & Souther Ruilrond Company, and others, 8 demutrer was filed to tho bill and argued about o week ago, and Judge Farwell delivered 4 decision —_yente! day morning sustaluing — tho domarrer, He aid that although tho facts in the caso could be such, if sufticicutly stated in the bill filed, to entitle tho complitnant to the relief prayed for, yet tho facts did not go far enoush, an stated, to show fraud, or to show that the complainant had oither in law or equity a tica on tho road, Leavo was, howovrer, gtven to amend the bill ao ns to make the charges more specitic. WITNESS-FEEB. 4 Judge Tree, after consuilation with Judges Rogors and Booth, baa {ust mado a ruling which will govarn tho allowance of witnoss-focs iv tho Ciromt Const : First—Tho fees wiust bo claimed daring tho term at which witnoss attends, or during the noxt succeeding torm. If the necoseary affidavit is not tiled withiv that time the foes will not be allowod. Second—Fees can only be allowed for attond- anco upon those days when tho caso is actually upon the call. Thuwd—{t tho witness comos from anothor State, mileage can bo allowed only from the State lino, In this caso J. 1, Bisselt appeared for tho plafatiff, and Holmes, Rich & Noblo for defond- aut. DIVORCES, Annio Haperty bogs to bo divorced from ber husband, Oliver Hagerty, on account of his ha- bitual drunkeunoss oud cruelty. ‘Mury A. Sweoney, in o bill tiled by her for di- yorve from ‘Thomas Sweeney, scts out somo novel grounds, Sho says that in 1867, when ahe was onjy 16 yours of ago, ‘ihomns Eiceucy called at her father’s bongo three timos; that when be Lad made his second visit her father asked ber if sha would marry him, Sho refused, because she did not know him nor like him. Her fathor, how- ever, peraisted, ordered a carringo, aud com- polled her to go to church and havo tho core- Tony pronounced which mado her tha wife of a man with whom sho had ‘scarcely over apoken, and who waa more than twleo her age. She lived with him for sbout two wooks, when hor aster visitod her aud offcted to tuing her here, Corplamant embraced the op- portunity, and for eight yoara bos bean hying hore. Boon after eho left her husband her father came aftor her, had her arrested, and put ou a train to take her back homo, but sho os- cuped, and haa since lived without molestation, She vow oaks that tho marriage may be declared null and void, bocause it wau entered into on hor part sololy through tho throats and monacos of hor father, whom she was accustomed to oboy implicitly she saya, and who thus forced her into the marriogo, SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF. Abner Mullon, Abner Mullen, Jr., aud J.B, Taylor commenced s suit agaiust James aud Ira Couch, claiming $5,000, Y. A, Turpin, Reecivor of tho Atlantic & Pa- cific Insuratice Conipany filed a bill against A. H, Millor and wifo and W.H, Culverto foreclona a mortgage for $10,000 on Lota £ aud 5, Iilock J, of the I'irst Divislon of Rivoreide, in Soc. 35, 89, 12. emcurt count. Albert Jacobaon began a suit in replovin against Vredorick Furtherman and Francis Ag- new to recover threo billiard-tables and somo couutors, valucd ot $1,000, Iugh B. Ray commenced a suit in attachment against homas J. Voater to recover @19,411, TRE COUNTY count, In tho matter of T. Kelloy, un insolvent debt- or; jury waived, and cstco submilted to tho Court, who found for the applicant, and ordered his didobarge, and judgmont im his favor for cots, In tha suit of Georgo 3, Loon vs, George TP. cou, for tuiluro to support ; it appearing to tho Conrt that there ig no failure on the part of the Felatione to support thochild, the caso was dis- maisacd. in the matter of the oatate of Michael Two- hey ; grant of administration to Mary ‘I'wohoy, under an approved bond of $8,000, Holinquiah- iment of widow filed. CHIMINAL COUNT, Henry Levis and Michael C. 3feDonald, who wore indicted Wednesday for keeping common gamlog-bouses, appogred before the Court and Bavo bail in bonds of $1,000 cach for thoir ap- aratice when culled for trial. A, 8, Trudo and foun Walpole qualitod ss auretiog, Jacob Provansky pleaded guilty to tho larceny of a penta from J, J. Hambright ; seutence aus- pended. Udward Christian ploadod guilty to the larceny of a book from the Publis Library, nud two books from the Young Mon’a Ohriutian Asvocia~ tion ; sontence suspeilded. Albost Bobeidewmen pleaded guilty to the lar- cony of biue voH-ballafroim Joseph Dacho tence auspended, Andy Dougherty pleaded guilty to tho larceny of harness from Bridget Darrott ; remanded, Hash Fitzgerald, tried for tho larceny of 20 yards of ombrordery from William Paucratz; vardict, guilty, and sentenced to siz months’ im: privonmont in the House of Correction. James Lurton, tried for practicing the confl- donce game in solling to Chatles Maynard a anide watoh for $20; verdict, not guilty. Jeromiah ‘Viteomb, indictod for keeping a gaming-house, way on trial; evidenco beard and arguments made, and jury retired with leave to weal their verdict, At about 6 o'clock thoy bad found # verdict, aud placed tha game iu tho honda of tho Clerk, tobo opened this morning on the convening of court. It wad rumored that the Wortiok was “guilty,” and @ fine of $100 tm- posal, Charles H, Reed, Stato’s Attorney, during tho afternoon, filed a petition at the iustauce of Willard P, Piko for leave to tile information in the nature of a quo warranto against LH. Criboon et al., ‘Trustoes of tho Ada Street Methodist Episcopal Church, ‘this petition {s similar to that tiled last July against the sauie Trustees, on tho rolation of ‘Thomag C. Garland, which the Court diumnissod. From that action of tho Court an appeal waa taken to the Supreme Court, aud th iwiou of the lower court sustained, on the Grounds that Garland participated in tho elov- tion of said Trustees, rit potition of Pike's sete forth that ho is a member in quod standing of the Ada-Streot Mothodist Epiaypal Church, and that he did not take any purt in tho election of the Board of Trustees for the church. Rule was jusued anaingt the roxpondents to show cause by Tuesday, the 29d iust., why information whould not be filed against thom. ‘Tho gamblerv' trials aro wet for Tuesday, tho 230 inst. The Tansey-Guetz murder trial ie ast for the wame day; there wre thirteon wituoasas —all Germaus—for the people, and fourteoo— all Irish—for the defense, to be examined in thle case. ‘The bail in the cage of Thomas SfoMahon, for scting as a Constable without authority, was do- clared forfeited, au the ncoused did uot apposr when the case was called, ‘Ihe suretiag were Bolo sud Chorus—"*’ Matthow Marka and Thomas Kinney. The bail of James Hulping, oo inuor charge, was aluo forfeated. ‘The oa#0 of John Verria, indicted far keoping a gamtuy-house, was stricken from tho doviet, with leavo to reiautate, owing to tho fact thattha only witness against the indicted party hind lett town. ‘Thin withers was Milas V. Wilaon, who, it will ho romombered, was committed for rov- tompt during the January terra of ta coust, for declining ta answer questions put to him by the Gaand Jucy, bat who afterwards gave the de- sired information. Dan Webuter, tho negro ballor, waa before Lio Court to show case why he should not bo adjudged guilty of contempt, in fatling to obey a aitinmions to appear before tho Grand Jury leat Thuraday. He explalnod that sickness provonto:l hie attesidance, and tharenpan ho wae excused, provided ho repaired at once to the Graud Jury WOM. THE CALA, MONDAY. upon, Gany—76 tn 115, oxenpt 05. Junow Muona—4, % 40, unas Rovsns—2,685, 210 to 22s, except 215 and 21s. Supa Leort—06 to 115, Twn (Fues—Gt to 85, exeopt 71, 73, 74, 75, ire sepostes Usttep States Cicer HOT Kuox, snd John Wagaer ; verdict, $5, thu V8 W. 1, Winter, 5. M, Kuox, 1, D, ‘itomborger, and Jolin Waguor j verdict, $4,200, and moun for vow trial, Junce Gany—J, N, Blu ye, John Ragor, J.P, Dagan ot af. Ve N, B, Manna, $1UU Bib — etal, ve, William Cuthbert, 231.98.—Augniat F GU, Heart, Robert Heart, aut Auguat Hterulasn, $421.00.—d, MM, duuer vs, Jolla Davia aud Joseph Crea Well, $170.73.—Pewhtigo Company va. 1%. W, Campbell and J, 1, Campbell, 4u10,1s-Samo ve. JL, Canp- Vell, $162,—E, DB. Soavery ebal, ve, Alvis Uher und Joanph Uber, $177.54,—Itaines Volcko ye. 8, Compton, Ho-—6, 'C. Tutinghuet aba. vs, A.D. Vink Cote and JP, McGregor, 306—11. E. Walta va, Marine Com- pany, $C. Cindess Couns—Jonak Roakns—Nores Dolph et al. ya, Chiavics Wipyin, $109, Jubun Hoork—later Sohmidt va, John Btans, $58.98, — SUPREME COURT. LIST OF OFINIONS YILED. Snectal Disnuteh ta Tha Chicas Pradune, Orrawa, UL, Feb. 12.—Opiniona of tho Bu- premio Court have thia day besn filed in the fol- lowiug caunt 109-1873, Northorn Idne Packet Oompany vs. Bin- niger; pitirmed, F=(rehoaring) 1974, Pahiman ve, Taylor; aflirmed, 12—(rebeating) Asie, Farrar ve. Dayno et al j uf froned, ~—(tchearing) 2874, Iglehart vs. Vail; reversed ond Uismnt-wed, Vi8—1s7i, Galena & 8, Wis, BR, Tt. Company vs, Mualam et ul; rovereed and romunded. 449, Glover vs, Bonjusin; aflicmed, 451, Appleby ‘va, Munson ot al; reversed and ro- made, 493, Downey va, Carter} reversed aud remanded, 40%, Batherland et al. va, ‘Truatves of Bchooly ‘of Low 33; roverved and remanded, G7, Anigell ot al, va, Mune & Atwood Manufaetur- ang Campany + reversed aud reinonded, tal-622, Dauey ct al, va, Soymiuur et al; aflirmed, AMUSEMENTS. ‘THE BERNARD CONCERTS, The Richings-Bornard ‘froupo close their sea- sou With two concert# to-day, the programmes for which ara a fullows: MATINEE, Pant fr, Anthom—" Thankegiving,”.. aldle yo Otdu ‘Trio—“'Tho Langners”.. Margery Pinohwije, Davori jiaht~little-wit, Part Song—" O hush thes, my baby +, Biullivan “lie ve Sopranos, Altos, Jenors, and Basses, ‘thio Davhing White Ber- Bishop Benedict N28, 12.me & + -Barnby geant ”. Maroory Punchye ai Chorus—"Hunting Song", Aula yo Oldde Quartotte—"" Vocal Starch,” +.» Ye Quuker Cutie Guartel Glee—"' Now by day's retiring lamp ”.. Alle ye Uldue Foikvs, PART 13, Gloo—"' Hall Smiting Morn". sees ake ye Obide Fotkes, Ditty—" Katy’a Lettorn™...cecesess Deborah Downright. Plano B0lo,...e000 spas Percarine Houmtkeys, Duo—“Lessons iu Musle ",.. pesos a sTlawitt Maroery Pinchutfe and Win-the-sight-ttitie-rwit, vhorus—" Sleighing Ohorus".. Adam Ye Grand Chorus, Comicality—"* Poor Little Mr. Brown”, Weis-bhensightatelenuwt, Finale—* Auld Lang syne" f Bide ys Osdie Potten, EVENING. PARE I, i Bince First [Naw Your Face”, 2 "Now Ia the Afonth of Maying Alle ye Oldde Folkea, Quartetto—'" Jossie, tne Flower of Damblane ".Beotch ondt delcted Quartet, a * Once on u Tine” teen Aite— FY 4 Dear, What Can (by request.) Alle pe Oldde Kolkea, olo—M The Pats Trees Yoglo -Dishop eee Bpattorth + oreeBelected ‘Madrigals jatvor lg lamp *,,...4..,,Dlshop Alte ya Oldde Folkee, Malo Quartetto—Serenuda,.....ss000 » Wendler Ye Quaker Cytie Quartetie. Arla, Duo, and Clorus—"" Miserero " (II Trova Pinchwetfe Waneieeg heedithi ee) Margi reife, Win-the-sight-httiereit, and ye ee Gran Chorus, PART It, Solo and Cuorus—"Iutammabloa” (by ro AUER) saved eqastescuases née «Rossini ‘Margery Pinchweife and ye’ Chorus Piano Bolo(Belacted). mate Heregrine Poundkeys, Ditty-— When T'was a girl”... +osDAVT Deborah Downriahe. Duo=" Tho Cobia sestecseoeeRicad Margery Pinchw.fe and Win-the-pight-lditienwit, Yart Bong—“ Three Pishera",,., see eMfncfarran Quaker Citye Quartctte, Song—Comloaity. 4; tesscaserees Halton ’ Wattetheafiqhtelittionwit, Finalo— star-Bpangled Banncr”........0+-.American ‘Atle ye Otdie solks. TRE MUSEUM. ‘Thero will bo another double benoflt this even- ing, tho benoflciarios io which will all ‘belong to the Museum company. Primarily, Blesers. ‘Evans and Crounse, who have been attentive and ofticiont in their several oltices at the Museum to the aativfaction of the patrons of the theatre, will share the proceeds of this evening's enter- fainment. ‘Cho bill will consist of ‘ Rip Van Winkle” by the company, with Mr. Koano ia the title rolo, and an olio full of good thinga. If tho weather {s fino they should have a good house, for ronsons which the reader will roadily divine on learning that thore Is to bee change of company nt tho Mugoum, Mr. Blaisdell will have # bonaflt at the Acudemy this evening, Mr. Gardiner having tendered him the housa for that purposs. It was foared at one time that ho aud Mr, Dillon would be unuble to come te town iu time, having been snowed up in Wisconsin ; but, the danger passed, the public brosthos froaly once more, oe Chinese Military Munenvrose A grand review of Chinese troops occurred laat your in the province of Emlue, ‘Two divisions wera marched out tu tho parade-ground aud mustered faco to face, Enc company bore two uplendidly-colored flags, aud the soldiers carried old-faulupned arquebuyes, called “tyfus,” ten par company, av four men ara reqitired Lo whoot this Woupou. Each division had half a company of Jancors, with their noads tiod up in handker- chiefs, tho ends of which were lett to float in the breeze; also archers outirely dreasad in yollow, bearing hugo round sbighis, dragon-paintod, and wearing shurt swords, Hetwoen tho twodiviaions @tood a band of music, compoued of flutos, horns, and tinkling cymbals and druins, big aud littio, Near the baud tho General-in-chlof and his stat, with » coloseal flag and « faw emailer ones, took up his station. At «6 givon signal the Gexoral’s big dug waved; then alitho othor flags waved, aud the most intricate chassez-croisez of manon- vrea commonood among theuoldiers, At another signal the lancerd, archers, and specialiute ran about, gestiaculated, jumped, and cut tho most fantastic antica, The archers performed by sitting down on the ground while holdiug thoir whiolds over their fends for pratection, aud wuddouly leaping up with frightful crics and shaking of thelr various armor which, of course, put the enemy's cavalry to flight, as intouded, The Jancers forined in little bandw of wkirmiybars aud advauced to hunt for the ouemy fou to cover. They’ found him after rapid firing along tho whole line, made a show of oaung bun up alive, including painted dragons and monsters, Oloslug shout of victory; grand gongs. ‘nese tactica fra the reauit of loug experieuce bub thoy are hot Moltke's. ee eee Sharp practice. The young Duko of Norfo'k has been the vic- tim lately of euch # fligat of impadetice on tha bart of a person appropriately named Sharp, as may Lave inspired Mr, Alfred Jiugla with envy aud admiration, The Duke's agent, when talk- ing over matters relating to the estate, men- tioned that be had been reluctantly compelled to piveroute & notorious poacher who had beon found phessant-shooting la Arundel Pack, Hin Graoe tnqaired the man's name, and, loarnin| that ib wes Bharp recalled the fect that ho bi uceutly went to wome one of that name who haa written to say he was in great trouble. The Duke's “fiver” had, iu fact, gons to pay Mr. Sharp's fine for poaching on the ducal preserves | CHIC) TION, Draits of I tad to the Effort to efects in Investing & Jonds—Tax Ei The Bub-Cor t Committeo on Legistation the Common veted their labora, tho ros. tive fullowe ing bills, which will bo preseuuca w the Bpecial Committes to-day for ayy roval, BILL 29. AS ser to amend an net onttled An act in regard to {ho asteranent of property 3D) the avy and collec tun of taxes by {ucorporated elthve in Chis State," Ket enacted, ele: BEOTIONI. Thut Ser, 16 of an aot onutled “An set ia regard totl @ aeassumnont of prop. erty, aut tho levy and collect of taxes by incare porated cies mn this Bate," approvel April 15, 1873, Yo uu tho samo ix HoraUy, auiended #0 ay lo read a8 follown: * Whon sald genoral officer susil receive the roport or return proviled for tn tho preceding nectlun ba shall proceed to obtalu judgo.ent against sald Lote, parcei of lund, aud property for said geueral taxes, etectal taxex, and apscial wacvmmenty remalning dig id unpaid, in the some manner ax may be provided by law for obtaiuing judgtavute against lauds for taxes due tnd unpaid the county and Biste; and shall fa tho saue manner procecd tu sell the ame for the suid general texes, Bpectal taxur aud epectsl ase secminents romuining die and unpaid ; provided, tuat. it shall uot he required of xaid geusral officer to attach toruid liat of delinquent lots ur lateds any atldavit whatever in relation thereto; ner shall ft be ne: eesiry tuut bis return to the County’ Court in relation tw luin, Juuds, of real ealate, for such purpour, rhall emtaig the valuation of eat property, but it aball Le euficient thathe mako ay oficial retura, stating iu Bulelunce that the Hat in thte regard by Lim presented {s a correct lst of tho lands and ols do. Mnquent for taxes, apecial taxes, sud Aperial. nasesaments, ‘for city purposcs, with the amonut duo on cach tract, respectively, for such ptlrporce, according to the retura of the Oity' Coliector Of much city, mado to stich officer according to Iaw, In qbtuiniug raid Judgmont, and miking sald wale, the said! officer uball be governed by the general Reveuno Inwe of thle State, exrept whure otherwise provided therel, And. the ‘City Council moy, by ordinance or revolution, tind and dotermins the term of the Connty Court ut wich the eatd general officer aball apply for judgment ugsivet the aid lus, parcels of land, aud’ property: Proviled there’ hall be but oun general sata iu any one year for any Roneral taxer, Suecil taxes, oF mpecial agseeuments, levied by authority of sch city, which sale aall be at the same or s different time from the wale fur Bute aud county taxes, ov the City Counc! amay db; nance of resolution provide. Upon eny atich 4 then for Judgmeut te Qouniy Court whall have like Jeriediction aud powers, and Uke procecdings ehall be had, aw nearas say be, 96 up2n xpplieation for July mieut for State aud county taxes; and upon an appeul from the judgment of the County Court the hke pro- auodinga eball be bad, aud the like Jurivdietion aud Tike powers sball be exercigcd by court and officersas in tssoof appeals from the County Conrt upon applica~ tlou for judgment for State und county taxes; provide ed, hawovar, that no appeal ahall beallowed from ay Jugment dp the County Oanrt against any property Feturund of delinquent Under thin act, uiees the purty appealing from auch Judgment suall first deposit with plich gouoral officer air smiouut of moaey equal to the aniount of the judgment appealed from—embracing acericd commend shall also give bond with secunty ta be approved by the County Court, in amount ta be fixed by the Court, within a Ume to be limited by the Cauit; conditioned, that ho will prosecute aie oppeat wit etect, anu tu cago of Calltre, wil ay tovsltcity all damages, dutersst, nud costs’ tha city inay have guatained by such appeal, Upan the affirm- ance of aucl Judgment in the Supreme Court by dia miskal af such appoal (or by dinnisesl of a writ of cre ror made a supereedeas) or otherwise, Judgment sball bg rendered in the Supreme Court agaist sald appel- lunt (fur the use of city) for tho covts in tho Supreme Conrt, and for interest on the original amount of ancl judgment, and for 20 per cent upon suid judgment’ ox damoges—and mo writ of error susll be allowed to opernte 26 8 supersedean until the party applying therefore sbull first hiave com- plied in substance with the conditions as above re quired in appeals, to be prescribed by the Judgo or Court allowing auch supersedes, If much judgment, so stuyed by appoal or supervadess, bo reyereed and not remanded, then sald officer holding auch deposit shall restore the same to the party making such de- pout, 1fwuch judgment bo wholly affirmed or silirm- el in partand reversed in part, and not remanded, then such officer Lolding wuch depoait wall Arat pay out of such deposit tho amount necevaary to satiety uuch judgment se oMfirmed or modified by the Su- preme Cuilrt, together with af coats and interewt and daniges for which #uch depositor fa liable by the malt aiirmed of modified Judgment, and shail pay the Yalunco, if any, to ach depositor, and, if not auf. felent, execution may issue for the balance from the Clerk Of the Supreme Court, of of the County Court, asthe caso may require, If such judgment be ro- veraud ani remanded, then sach deposit shall await the final judgment of the County Qourt, and be dis posed of by the order of sald County Cuurt ax Justice tinny require, “and itiv further provided, that if for any cause, by appeal or otherwise, the: final fudgmeut iu the County Court eliall nat be rendered untli ft Sa too Into to weil on the day designated for eale in the ganoral revenue laws, then and in such evae the County Court shall, ou rendoring final judgment against euch deliu- quent lota or parcels of land, by order fix the time and Place of aalo under auch Judgment, and make euch or- dor as shall effoct tho proper collection of such delin- quent taxra or ussessments,” ‘TAX HALES AND QEATIFICATES, Ax act in relation to tax males aud tax cortificates ‘whera the praporty 1s or baa Leon bought by or airuck off to uy city ur incorporated towa, fiext endcted, ete,s B¥OTION ., Whonover any city or ducorporated town oF fts Assiguto shall be the holder or oscucr of auy certiiento Of pureaaee of auy lot ur parcel of land (of of any right or interest in any lot or parcel of land) sold for any unpatd tax or axaess- ment, gr Whenever such property or jot shall have been wold to or struck off to azy city or incorporated town at a tax silo fr any unpatd tox or tascvsment, ft shall not bo novewaary (in order to preaorye the right of such city or incorporated town under auch certificate, orto warrant the making of a tax-deed to such city oF sucorporated town, ur its Aaslimeo under stich certificate or tax-salo) that such city or incorporated town, or its Asslynce, ubsll pay or shall havo paid ouy eubwequout or intorvening tax or Assausment On tho ‘wame Property} Lut in auch ‘case whore the property a not redeemod within the ti Umaltedt fu that regatd by law otax-deed fuay be made. to such city, incurporatud towu, or to its Astiguea, the samo na if’ auch wubseguent and iuterventuy taxes or aeseasinents ed boen paid by such munfeipal cor~ poration, or by ite Assiguee, And in redeeming wach ‘properly from any such wrval,, nolbiug on account Gf subsequent oF intervening ‘taxce OF usarentnenta tall be roquired of tho party radasiing, uuloss. the Sanie shall have actually beon petd by auch anuufelpal corporation, or by Its Aszigney in which cave the re- demptlou to be valld must cover the raster of such subsequent aud iutervening taxes and samougmonte a in other casos, ‘5k, 4. Any subsequent #alc horesfter made of any uch property for any taxes UF adaesamonts whatever shall not impair oF divest the nglit or interaat of such municipal corporation, of ta Atkiguee, iu such prop~ erty, bot, in caso of ‘auch sabsequont aale, the pur- chaser thereat, or hia Avelgnea, or the owner of auch proporty, or of any utorest ‘thorelu, shall have tho Fight to redeem from auch muntelpal eorporation, or frou its Asiguee, uF at bia election to purchase froin Maid municipal corporwion, urfzom its Aasigneo, the tax-title, oortificats, or claita cf auch muniedpality, or of Ita Austynoe, by Paying the smount required Ly law for redemption, If paid tifore the expiration of the tine proveribed by law fur redemption in casos of ordiuary tux-unley, and after wuch time bas ex- Wired, much rudomption or ptrchaso may he made by payiug, the sum required fo redemption witnin the fiine uiluwed for rodemption in the caso of ordinary tux-nales (embrucing the peaattles provided by law), Yogethor with interest ou thas mum uf the rate of (0 per cent por unninn tothe ttmeof such redemptian or purchase provided tat, after posseraion taken under s taxlood growing out of auch vattIdvule or claltun of auch municipality, tha party ag rodecming from or purchasing sald municpat iax-Htte wlll wiso be re~ qquyed to pay s roawonable componsation for Improvo~ anenta which may Have ben raude upon sueb property Undur such youncaxton. Sew. J. If ony such muntetpality or itu Asslynee shall omit, of shall havo omitted of failed to take ant a tuxedved whon guthorized ty Jaw tu do 40, the tuter- eat of clabat wequired ay any property (putedased by such municipality, or struck off or fortcited to ft for any uupuld taxa OF avgusatneaty) abil! not lapse or be wnpeld by euch omisilos ur Zaiting to takes owt ately deed, but auch inturest or clain stiall continue tn aah, tnuuleapality oc {ta Aasignoo until wo vsid for oF Tos doemod from, and auch tax may be take out at any time after the right thereto hus accrisd, and before rodumption made under the yrovisious uf this act, Sev, 4, Any auch muntelpubty may wll, aislgn, and trausfer’ ay’ certificate of yurchuse for Luxe OF ae- wouutian{s, OF 0 iuteteat, Tight, of clains to uny prop- erty wequired by ft under any gato for taxca or usuose~ monte, at avy tive, oud such ile, aastguruent, or trane- fer, May ba vxocuted, on belulf of wich muuicipality, by toe Mayor or by the Conptrolter of such miuntel- pallty, outh ago by INVESTMENT OF CITY FUNDS. An acr to authorize ths fivestment of moneya of citlod wud towns fis United states but tie tt enacted ete, Seetion 1, Tu ull corperated towne the Comntrolicr (If thers shall be any Comptroller uppotuted)or tho Mayor aud Clark (if there auall be no Coiptoller appolated) wall be and they are hereby autuorted, whouevor there shall bo in the City Treasury sn anount excoodiug uneteuih of tho aunual tax lovy last preceding, 10 draw their warrent on tho ‘Ireasurer fr aud to iuye't susl sur— plus moucy in tntereat-Leurng bonds of the United States, and they shail placr aud keep auch bonds tu tha ‘Treasury unul they uy deem it uereswury to convert thy” may, OF any part thereof, futo money“ to moet — thu proper expenditures of wuchclty or tuwu, when they hay withdraw aud dell tho savy, and deposit the pro- coda in the Treaaury, taking the ‘Treasurer's rovelpt therefor, duo, 2. Whereas, in consecuence of 1be acoumula~ ton of unemployed and unsroductive funds fu the ‘Trossuries of some of the dues and towns of this Blate an emergency oxiats thit this act taku offect from aud after {te paveago; therofire, this aot shall be in foros from and efter ite passige. ILLEGAL HALES. Ast ag? im relation to illegal asles for taxes and as- peasingnta, and eutharising » doduction for werk done by the owner tn applications for sud; fy ecto) anpemamente, uesena te Hie tt enacted, ete, Brction 1, That in eva ony tae silo etiall be decided to have been Micgal in Any cans iat Any of the cotrte of thie Stat: Invnlving the val dity Of ataz-titte, or certiticate of aate fur any tar ur apecksl arscrmmeut, tig bol ler of auch tithe or certin. este apall be entitled to pasment of the equal amount Of tue tex vr axcceninent for Which pitch wile was Made, with tuterent from the date of the sale, 10 Fer cent 1¢e Annuin, with the conte of mdvectining’ enil the coat af thy tax dood ¢ provided auch tax aseeaunsiont wan awe fully impored for tha groan! urneseed Upon thy lot oF tote ala, Hie, 2, Whenever pplication ts mate for Judgment for any special assosement, cued the owner uf ‘Ly Prot. erty ansenegd aball hvvo dogo of raused to be dows any portion of the wotk Cor which wuch eecennent ix tnade; with the consent of tho proper authoriting, the vainie of the work no done or cauand to be duba bytuich owner Bia 16 erthasted hy dash aniUoritier, nut the amount thereof deducted before judmnent. and (ue (aitqaten Aball only be given for the blunveat sania avscostnu, and such elimnate by the eald nuthoritirs alia be cot clumve aa to te valiie of nual: work, unless daniitod Jn the provecdiugs for JuJymant upon wich aaseaae ment, CONTACTS, rubies untidi wh + Phat it Aw act tn ar fig t Le at rit lawful for noy In.oF; veal Board or Deparinyeit UL tract fur any vulldiug. pubde wor! Hreveront, Ho cust uf Which rail execea 81,04 At lerst half the mum provided by puch o: pate abel bo in tia Trewaury, appropriated. an Ject tu such etyeuniture, aud’ (ue rauaauder dul: Mided for ty tar levy or atherwriie, SPECIAL FUND. Ax actin rolation wu special funds dn the treasuries of cifcs and towns, He tt enactel, ete, HECTION 1, faws and parteof laws sn require any pordiau cf the moness, or any special funda, in tho treasury of any city of town in the State ty Le Kept eoparate uid apart frou oth: rironeya in the bultreasury, be, aud tho same ure, hereby repeated, rv, 2. Whereas, 1 coureqnence of tho existence of anernpldyed balauvex of ape.tal funits fn f of auine of the eitias and towns, nu emergency eviatatat this oct lake e@oct trom aud utter ita paseagas thero- fore, tule ack anall be in furce from aud efter fos yas aE8, worke, iE not he Ley OP BLY That en much of any BUn-CONTRACTONA. Judge Dickey lus prepared the following bill for subnierion to the Legislature: A pitt for an act to rellevo municipal corporationa from the curplication of their flamcial situirs by controversies between their contractors and utler partles, He tt enacted, ete, Sxctiox 1, No mechanics’ lien shall be appiied to any property of nny county, elty, or othor mutielpal incorporation, althur In proceedings at Inw of tn equity, Axc.2, No much municipality ahall be ubject to answer in any proceedings of yarnisimout, whether at Jaw in equity upon o creditor's bill or otherwixe, Nor shall ay oreditor or creditors of such municipality Ve allowed to interfere by auy proceedings at law or iu equity with euch innptelpality in the adjustment and yaymont of {te debte and Mabilitics with and to tho partes with whom such muuleipality han contracted fr to, whom auch muuleigality may be liable or in- jebted. — a = RESSIONAL RECORD, con i cA Waaninaton, D.C. —The ¥ Taid befure the Sruate the report of t pard to the survey ‘oni tort uf par peake & Uhio Gann) from Cumteriend, Md. to Pitt burg, Ps, Ordered printed, und referred to tue Com. mittee ou Transportation Router, BENATOR LOURNSIDE. Senator Antuouy (It, I.) presented the credentials of Gen, Ambros E. Burnuide, Untied states Senator trom Huods Leland, for six yuers from March 4, 1875, Toad and placed ol! file, ARKANAAS, During the morning hour, Mr, Clsyton moved that the President's mesuaye on Arkaneaa affsira be taken up for the purpose of having it referred, Ar. Edmunda rafsod a polut of order, that tt could not be doue, as by a recent rule of the Scuate the committeos must be callod in order, and nothing but unanimous consent could set that rule acido, le therefore objected to taking up the message now, Mr, Olayton withdrow his motion, DEATH TO SULHIDIES, ‘Tho Benate, by a vote of 2 yeas and 24 nays, refured to order tou third reading the Portland, Dalle & Balt Lake Railroad bli, Meewrs, Camoron aud Fisuagau telng the only Bexiaters who voted iu the agirint- ve, -o-President ngineer iu tee hae Chena= DISTBIOT GOVERNMENT DILI. After the expiration of the time allowed the Com- mitive on Hallruads, the Senate resuned counideration of she Lit! to provide a Governtuont for the Distriat of Colunbla, the pending amoudment Leing that of Mr, Sargeant fo provide sar ihe elaction of a Deiegate to Cougrose, and it was rejected—21 to 2, AF. Morton submitted a subetitite for the third eoo- tion, ao ua to provide hut of the three Commitudoners to govern tho Districty two shall bo elected by. the qualified voters of the District, and ono be appointed Uy the Prastdeut, Mr, Sirgent moved to amend fa 94 to provide (hat to shall be appufated by the President and oue elect~ od by tha qualified voters, After debate, Mr, Katgent's amendment to provide for the election of ous Comminaioner instead of two, was agreed to—yons, 24; ays, 2, Mr, Mortou’a amendment es amended by Sargent was rejected—yeus, 13; Days, 38, Mr. Allison moved an aendment to the 94th rer~ tion, to provide that claims preseuted and ullowed tn der tho act of June 20, 2474, sball._ bo prosenited for ex- clizngo within four mouths flex the passage of thls act, aud tnt nothing in the act aball be construed to pledge the Goverumicnt 10. the payment of debts of the District, or of the ciifes of Washington or Georgetown, oer than the Afty-year Londs provided for iu the act of 1674, ‘After discumion, Mr, Morton gaye notice that to- tgurrow he woold inove to procted to ye couidgration Of the rorolution for the admiesion of Pinchbsck, Pending discussion on the smondinent of sir.” Attt- ron to the bill to provide a Government for the Dis- trict, the Henate Went into executive session, and soon after adjourned, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE TAK BILL. After the reading of thu journal to-day, on motion of Mr, Dawes the Mouse went into Committee uf the Whole on the Rovenuy bill, EB. H, Roberis obtained the floor aud made an eluborate speech, Mr, Kelley (Pa.) followed, Ifo began by saying that tue ropodition of war taxce in (Line of peace wns th IL judged aut was inopportune, Ho ditfured frou tho iajonty of hia collcugies on tho Ways and Moans Gomunittea, and attributed the proscut financial dis- tress ani clmbayraseed condition of the country to our victous system of legislation, THR PRIVATE UALENDAL. The Commiltea rose, and then the Houre went into Committee of the Whole on the private caleudar, Mr, Dunnoll (Mion) 1a the Ghats, A bill for the rellef of certain loyal creditors whose moneya were contscsted by the Confederate Congress fu Louisiana, providing for tho restitution of $203,334 PYO rat,a was reported by the Committes, Much ‘op osition was manifested to it, audjtinally, without ing ‘8 Gual vote on the bill, the House adjourned, —__— Mow a Detroit Boy Turncd Pirate, rom the Detroit Bree Press, CRAPTER I,—THE DOY, Fe was one of that kind of boys who noed 8 good whipping about twice per Wael, but who think they ought not to be whipped more than onco in two yours. His amusement was sliding down hill oa nothing, bluffing some boys, and proparing Cayeune-pepper lozenges for tusus- pecting cate, He was often hoard to remark; “Thinks has got to git up 'n howl when Leon- ida 1s around!” CHAPTER I.—AT TWILIGHT, Time, aundawo—xcone, the intetior uf » well- preserved woodshed, The sound of blows and criow rent the solemn stilluoss of twilight’s mys- tic hour, aud the old man was board saying: “There, I gueus that'll last you fora day or ann I've put up with your gasd as long as I eau" Noreply—nothing but deep-drawn sobs aud quavering sighs, ‘The old man threw away the strap and walked into the haugo, and Loouidas #at on the corner of an old table tu meditate, CHALTER 1T.—A BLOODY RESOLVE. “That's the laut hoking I'll ever taxe from any mortal man!" whispored the lad, shaliug his tivt atthe kitchon door, ‘And I'll muiio tho old nian ROcry that he ever Iaid a utrap over his only son!" {fe resolved to run away and become a pirate! Ho wontd gail the raging mam, revel in muirdor, acquire ducats, and then come home and take ro- vouge on blu fathur, With Leonidas to resolve was to oxecute, He entered tuo house, paused ap-siairs, and was noon ongsged in making up a bundlo, consisticg of ono pair of patchod pants, one photograph of his girl, one jack-knile, one cotton sook, aud a few woluute, Lhe buudle waa thrown out of the winduw, and then—— OWAPTER 1Y.—LEONIDAY LOOKS AROUND the room fur tho Jost time, The bedstead luokod familiar, the old blue cust iu the coruor had a thousand tendor memories connected with It, and the broken-down vbair secmed to hold out its arms and plead for hint to utay. “T would if tne old man hadn't licked mo,” anawered Leonidas, “but I'll show him what kind of a coffae-mitl T am!" He passed down-ttaiiy aud heltod to ombraco the baby, He wasu’s dawn ou hw mother, aad be gavo her wsweet smile, Ho crawled in be- hind the stove and whispered to the dog: “Good-bye, ald Sawpsun, Ld like to stay here, but L’tn too old to be jwked!" Aad he passed out of doors, and the great wide world was bofora him, CHAPTER V.—¥OLEMN THOUGUTS. Securing bis bundle, Leonidas erept into the back yard to sce if it was reatly best tor him to become a pirate. The polar wave chewed at hiv ears aud reddeued his uose, and he woudorad if Heuias business wasn't pretty cold businosa. He didu't know whether it was best to make for ‘Yotedo or Chicago in order to hecome @ buo- caneor, but ho fually pasued throuvh the gate. ilo walked around tho Louse several times to catch a glimpye of his mother. It was hurd to tear himself away. He koaw bow she would take on next day, and the payers wauld call it anotbor Chariie Robs case, and he decided to go luto the yard aud think it over again, OBAPTBS Vi—A BAY OF LIGUT. After a little time spent in thoughs, Leonidas BRUARY 13, 1875.—TWELVE PAGES, 7 decided that if hia fathar wonld agree never to hick him again, and would give him 2 yee weok ‘to buy candy, ho would not ruu away and beeomo. apirnte, fe would goin and maka tho propo. tition to the otd man, and if it akbuld bo re- ected —tarewall to home—welcome a career of oul, He went in, and @ach face | Leon gone twenty one hind noticed his absence. od as natural as if he hisdn't Lee ight nunntes. He felt soma litile deheacy atant breaching the propoxttion, and, 648° froler.” he xsied tho old man tn lond Lim tne knife. it was handed to him aud re- turned after awhila, and Lecnicaa decided to put of making the stoporition until morning. Ho Rotinto hia little bod feeling that it was poste Healy hie a might, dont tht next forongon he rad ¥ gah wood in the i i bi wack ; back yard and “Tye concluded to wait until he licks c once moro, ni] thou uatiing can Ati ing on earth.” hurt of Tair 's Gullding, aorch CEA MITT <ESTORY FINE |rwoins, sud ot 44 fort (runt, on Harnilton~ vartou tine, BYYDEItd Lely Th northoset corner uf Monroo and La A: Int 8 feat front, Istand-as ake SNYDER AK LIK, 14 Nisa Building, narthenst cornor of Afoneoo and LaSalle AT: EW OUTAGQON-FRONT iiyaeom West Adamiest., 1 @ favorita bucat- 1 bavament, well built, IM rooms, furs fore cluscts, batlicroumn, wavy soil : ar nH Atth ¢ anes oT sea Lg ny partof it, wny timo’ wichin Byeara de W. Wt Sisdieon.at x [ROR MALE na brie lye tw nase, bi RESIDENCE TOT, 10 4a vieinity uf tho Unisersi- fine atta, itn ay N17 ~WANTED--MA.LE HELP, WARTED-AN A son Phin ‘ FANTED-AN A NO. 1 TRIMMER TN A OAR. Fings-factarys atands one ran man. Aides POLE OBN CEN R Coe, Bana tee ANTED—\ BARHER-APPLY AT 1 W* Archtr-ny., baronet, Ne oRE: NG. \WANteD iL ACKaMITHS—TWO GOON BLAOK: ins, athe toe wacin and plow-work. to gota Lawalt, HLAPRAL A Madigannr anemone Apply to We it OUT BUT RENpILT AND re a aU aE K-sbeaaua. Btoady work and good pay. G. Fe RUGU, Minaa, ERS FOR LEGITIMATE, aN. Ty FANTED ~AN” PBXPERIBNCED THEA NG y nilesmarr ur agent fr the State of Thal A ros|~ stot tha Stave, to take orders trom dealers. tn paper nen, for agcougtot latzn" imnautgotaring howe 2122, Philailolphia; reforonce raquired ‘aud integrity. {)—LAGORENS AT WILSON & O Nu ED-LABORENS AT WILSON E CONTIN, FY Address USILY a WANTED-FEMALE, HELP, ANTED—A SORTER TARTED=—A_ GOO TO DO GENER. W Glnstasweri ins anual fatally, “Apply at Lea baa PANTED-SWEDE, NORWEGIAN, OR GERMAN Waid feicook, wanhy aud trou for small famtige Ae Warton. IMMEDIATE ngers:ande cn) Apply at Oot Weat Manmooate GOUD Wi washing, and Yrostan, r =A GIRL COM r¢ = TO DO fairs work. Apply KRMAN Of SOUNDINA 4‘ usework, at ui@ Woet Van Eh WASTED—a ont, ar 3 MW “todo gonerat housek VW artep tiny poop ons TH Oo TO TTE country to work In kitchen, Ui 2a: ee hugtonsat bs tat Rehen, Callat 204 iaat Waah. J. 9 KIGHTEENTHAT., POR BALE SCUTTAGH OROVICAT, frodt, @xet fronts on Cottage Grove. ! (Bhtetyentath-at.) BNEDEL & ‘8 Batding, northeast corner Monroe an r [Pot Sak —taRMEw ORY PRAM HUD. Dt lot. marthiwest enener Twenty. Arnold, fee, ¥6,le0; mney paywenta,, KNV DE ‘Stes late Agenty, J) cupnar Mouros and Tatnite Por, SALE-STATE. ‘taun's Bullding, nurtboast gain, lot 2t Aten RECTED Hai alt, Lot teatee HEU. av. (Bnviatn TARY DER & 186, 14 Sixoae Bulla Ini. nurtheast corner Somtug and Jasalie-nte. UR BAL cit 35x155 VEET, ON Sherman, | er near ‘Tranelt Hons igbor, at tha kx. Building, north _SUSURBAN REAL ESTATL SAL I-GHEAP FOR GASH_FINE RE~ Al RESIDENCE WG SAMiyae Batis Must bw eid ta meet: yurelinaes mouey mortgage at ones. Great bargain, ULHICH & BUND, Agmuts, #7 Dearborn-st, __FINANGIA MENCTAL AND REGURED PAPER NOUOTT. 4 Money ty suine of #1,000 up to dan on aly property, ved or uulinpruved, CURRY, 6° Tribuce uritar. DRVALESTATE PAPE ‘OPH '& CO., Bankers, 157 Randoiplvat., corner LaSalle, To LOAN FOR TONG OW SHORT TINK feago srearitiog, ~ Firat-elass commercial and ci tutee buogat and acid, Houta & Honore islock, PPROCED CHT PROP. and apwards. bahar APDIY at Gnu TO Minds, & dune "NU LOA vod real eatate security, We Dearhoin-st. be sb Man Ou elty zeal entate avout Gri, i Jona or abn: D rt time iy KE .! LOVED PR FI in Chicago made it mort: L rt b ZAR. tis SHV EAREAN Cntnabor of Caremmerer AA S4.000 R28 GO REAL NCH a4 GEO. HH. MUSHT, 100 Waali tata, O00 FOROS OF Goon COLLATERATS for six niouths, at current rates. OLIVER BESLY, 187 Wasnington-s 1D TO PURCHASE COM 100.000 BES 2G Eos aud sinall amounte; wo slay havo sone S por ecnt inuney fuloea en chaica reat ani secr must be abundant, ie us TO EXCHANGE. AXCHARGR-LANDS OR TOWN PROPERTY FOR Wiaverchandi-e, city of cunutry; will give suing cosh on Gprtrable wocks, Ada Watorst. E, STE ait a WhO EXOHANGH—3n5 ORDER ON MUSIC Hous and $8 advertising order In elty paper for lot, clear, ur merchund! sau X18, ‘Tribune otice, " TS, SCHANGH— iW ACRES OF UNIMPROVED jand near Lincoln, Neb., for saloon in good location, or soiwe other bus afurtiva days, giving fulk partiontars, Q 68, IPO RXCHANGE-VOI A FIRST-CLABB PIANO Qoow Wheeler & Wileon sewing-machines, 1 brl of ahersy wine, sume dorena bottles uf wine, ste. ; plated avo ad sume cash, Callat 123 LaSallo-at., 10 carpens fer mhep, i EXCHANGR-SUBURRAN REAL RSTATH [or stack of groceries, bardware, drugs, or dry gods. 8, DELAMATER, &8 Washington-+t. \PASTED—A RELIABLE SURSTANTIAL MAN. ‘acuuaioted hero, to buy (or exchange for) wy part. ner‘a interest; no money required; mh ntock or good pillte bug. Te will pay gow tw address W, caro Louis yd Cas, tl Dearborn sorcall et land 168 Houth 4 RGAIN, NTIRE! AA maguitteeat rosewood piuauturte, 75 octaves, over Strung’ bass, agratie attechment, full iron frame, very fing tone, Wrench grand action, lished case with round ceraers, — rlol eas aud “lyre. Manufacturers’ price, instrument was t in tradg, Ws eniirvl Fhutudl su every Tos}ects tur ealo Wik aUOL 20. Ktveldonce, Ga Michigan-av, A NUMBER OF 2\ buts few months BTORY's Cas? % UKEAT VARIETY OF NEW AND SEOOND- A ot pianos for rent very low, STONY & GAME, fat T4-0UTAVE PIANO, SQUA ORAND, ALL AA modern huprovomeati samako, fur salo ot i arest bargain,” 64) North Clarkeat., frst oor, NE KNABE, TWO SCRINWAY, AND SEVER other firatcclass pianos, alinost few; also, ood organs, top aelo rary tow Dy lt L 0,, corner State and Muurocst mer Htouse, “1 95 WILL BUY A_ ROSEWODD” 7-OCTAY 9125 pianoiorte, su perfect order, with stoal and 00 efa_Rostdrnos oth Mohlgan-as, BUSINESS CHANCES. QU BrOCK OF MILLINEI AND DRERSMAKE! A Eee tiscali tho buoas te well establidlica i & come Ba sates VtA" By inaidorntion wil ba s- pected, Adures S1SS BELLA CUNSINGHAS, Wiaway Ta isos s PARTY Asi a AND GCP & A chara can buy au intrest 1p 9.cash businees (at pa anasually well. "M. O. BALDWIN & GU., 8 Laneiiee in beth Iy_ carted 375. ‘Tha ‘pew, and ware ‘and cover fur I, TTY, jou RUS BTA AND CRESUENT AN pat ENT Colt ‘voniion of thie age, ware, aud plaote at tie EES prrauns Ginited for oalo. : Muard vt Trude, Chica () WHR PURCHASE TALIS TuRESE IN A YU manntaciuting business that pays 2a par evnt yavun fur taking partnar: am going (5%, Lau Ih branch oitica. Agaats oan tunku #2 or ¢3 f lying at tho ottice, 617 West Lakecat.Iuyomb BEEBE MASTRE OF ite in, CAL TUESDAYS AND FRI- DAYS at Wa, ta, Parlles wishing ‘0 purohase horas at our place can hava an Spporiunty af Trying, tugns Wo day befor sale, (Dat They may aot be deerisuds eerie stig Geeubeed trons tts County inae aae He RBSat taadatph ate MONEE i aon RK NIOk SWELI-NODY GuT- Roe BAe er usin of will oxolanwa, ADbIY et 68 pouth Clustunst, peheievas AOR NALK-A GOOD BUGGY, NEARLY Niky 0 Mio willed! tur 1 sf talen immediately, J. Rane Re eee eal Gmuorea, TAME HORSRS A NPKCIAITY DR. ce Ly Mtotinary sarweut inuiber uf tho Hoyal a Ws Haat ST) HAVE SALE Sain Sueiutiy, Voteriaary burgevia of England VV RMAYE 4 FEW FING SLE(GHS Laut THAT Ye adh cheap. at41 Pecticuy, Fioit GALI —830— with glut 34S Aichtivan ee iM LE-A MEDIUM-SIZED s, ALY ee ee Riana. SORORGE TLE, 1bu Washingtobest acai PARTNERS WANTED. | paren WANTIED-1N A GF 0, 1e wou) Dusinose fur "Adirene V Zh SNTRALLY LOGAT: nee ‘wow doing good buna. ctor, vitic 20. 165 See been handaorely bourne k wys 2) eugras day daatea pice 8. Civil “Are: Wb Jot of Fabor'e peticils at 33 “SEWING MACHINES, _ Fo ee Oo wy ING-MACHINK—PRINOIPAL O¥- Herre ae Neue wid on muutuly peyinestey 10 per cout discount for caah MEDICAL. 2 Soi Fears RS. LEARNEDIAND WIrk (VORMERLY Mus. . Bry) git note Bnd slestrio treatment ot Di il - FANTEBOA. atinceltancons. ED—A Gi » YOUNG AND Wi fh Addreae 2h Peibanentiees on cuseeed daring theday. _SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE, sookkeoners. Clorks. &c. ITUATION WANTED—IN AN OFFICI, AB COL- YD lector, cashier, of aanistant, by a young than of x= porlonvoj will work on mnodersts aslery, cuces given, Wt, ‘Tribune utfice, SITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF LAROR SD “business experience withoe a position In some good hours, Could fuaa nis a (KO) in ea good reference, Addrer SITUATION” WANTED—liy A” THOROUUIE ‘Deumpetent, bookieper oF entry clerk, with No, AT Feforencce, Addrevs X10, caro GOODMAN & RETTIO, ti Lako-1 SITUATION WENTEDOBY A YOUNG MAN AS avistant boukkeapor, ca-bier, 91 best of foferences qivan, Address I 46, rib Trades, SITUATION WANTEL steady, reltabi young Kuud roferencee, Aduras SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domesticn, ITUATION WANTED—TO DO GRNRRAL NOvsr. #D wosk, bya Geran girl in aamall family. Apnly 26 Routh Park-ar. : GMUATION WANTEDBY A FIRST.Cha 2) {ravat or pastes) ba hotal, ity or country. Sta Mest of refer- LY A Houneneopers. GIUDATION WANTED-BY A/ LADY COMPETENT 59. to tako tha entire care of ahume; underatauds all klnds of sewing, catting, and fitting a : where there aye ehlidren aad one arrvant, pevferce boat uf refare CORY AND BARENENT HOUSE, | too Further, WING & FARLIN, 36 oot de TO RENT--RCOMS. TFURSISUED AND UNFURNISHED ary cheap, wi'h steam beating mt 77 end 7B ‘now |, thied floor, Fear building 1D RENT_NICELY YURN IB find 165 Tan M a ENT SIX NOMS GT OROON HOUSE TWO tory and basement brick). n a Cheap” Address £4, Tribane dice, RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 4 SOUTH k-st., poar Lake. Lnquiroas Hoam % third floors ones required. Sma ae eae T[o_RENT_ROOMS, NEWLY [RD RHO ARTET farnlahed, single oe en suite, Prieeeiow, Apolr & Rooin In 2s Rast Washington TO RENT--STOR 3. OFFIOES. &o, 8. 8 AND 60 SUUTH WATER- UVELDT, 18h Adam NTED-TO RES HOUSE OF 9 OR 10 romna, jocatad betweed Sangamon and Hobsy, and Fulton and Vau Buren-eta, [fantls(actory tarme can be made, will take » three-years’ loase, Addrose Pa, Tribe ante RO WENT A BURKISURD LODGING ‘room in goad locality, with fire, uary chale, eto., not to exceed #19 a inouih. Address H 16, Tribune oth wa iP—FURSISHED 1OUSE, NOT Jess than twolve roonis, Addrass, stating’ rent, ole. I, U. Box 64, BOARDING AND LODGING. Sonth Side. AND 40 WABASH-AV.—GOOD BOARD FOR 41S Ae ie coutiemon, $4 to 86 por weak, with Use ot ‘blaglo room, $0.5. ‘West Side. 99 ABERDE iT. -- LARGE FRONT ROOM, = evnily turnisped, for marriod ur two youug all cumsforis sad oi sas blo equal to warus halla gnu hou Hotots. PISHOP-COUNT HOTEL, HF TO Bb WEST MAT. onst, J. Pf. Merson, Aanagor—a_ convenioutly Jocatad tanh i ‘Alu drst clase Becommcdatinns tur young genius auil RL porevtis rowaining in the ety & Yow days or weuks. Wepot-cars aud status pass he door every thr utes. Privys to wult tb between Madison sud Monron-ete, ~ if Fi poses: tae (0 a routs, 88; day-board, $5; transient, ¥ibu(o We por day, =< 4 Ds i, DB) WASHINGTON.AT, Wothmanita Tait’ eller ete rola deyauode store por day re, babu nor woek. RAD AND TOWS TOT EEE cap oat road f4¢0 ta i TOR STEV EN, ‘Seoul, 1d na He foumbersiip only Bautn Clarkeaty It Soe SOUL OPENED AND OLOSED, Aree rCctantendsintd, Work requiring a2 ay y ntivudod to, Addtesw WEBS, Room 1 is nate . sus CLIP Rad Tmoton’ Lit, FOR OFKIG) tor music and ull porie Galea, the om-med, (hy lstlor tor Grorybedy. Guld Jettering; eyeluting, ofe., neatly do SR RATUETT & CO... Buskbladars, 10) Stato-st, turnive TANTED- TO BUY-A HAL INTEREST INA Weiss bar aud saloon; murt bo No, 1y well-lo- cated, and delng @ quod business; no agunla,’ Address Wa, Tribune {yare ANY BAR Y WAVING & od und Uustaons, ented, ean Bide onituned, Uf Utfured clicap, by wadzes fie Q's, frilung omoo. pares " A ON Ae D. 31s Tost: Wiih the sarviovs of a'syung wait of, puma HE practical bustnoss expurleuee. Would ly out uriter {uta augutlae tat cits tr ol yu diavo soil : tulfn.? he adterivor seanld devote ‘Addross 2 51, ‘Trilane a fine with some Do ot rowly ta th that with Dear favestigation. djs wholo time to the busin vilice, = ‘ANTED -TO PURCHASE A TICKET O1, PARB We chehao Autres Q 7, ‘Tribune oitce, y SD-UNK BETS OF TINNERS' TOOLS, Ree aid.” adieews Noa si, Frankilo Grove, 1 JOLUMES DICKENS AND OTH 5900 wetttinrens we waa; also tho eatlre moet SC Bl goude evducod fo Wie; will also ailuw 10 por cont aa Giscogat ow all var bighyr prico’ yoods frum our alr popular iow prices. Cail wt ouce aud have your eho} Deore glted troat the country, and qu it £0 a ty inthe Uuited Ntstws G.U. 0. Addruss EXPOS TIO. POLAK UAZAAT, 1g Stalo-et. aud Wost Madison: ae AGENTS WANTED. WANTED-€10 PER DAY—TO BELL THE yatilo wowing augsalag, prjee go. Haadarl{ ny tmuney selliag the jo’ 7 you are oxperionoad iu the business of not. If a buy a aywitng machiuy for family uve, our ouluw to savu money, Address JOHN: OU., Chisouo, II WANTED-TO TAKE At ania agunts and WuSs for. NPS WAN'T A Chitaney Gnal-Ol Burdere, sad Luthor civet tt rte pactiowlare wddrosa USNENGTON' % Wita,, 177 °est: Medlsoa-eh, “HOUSEHOLD G ye THI PARTIES DISPOSING : it PD Anibald govda, of aay bind of quudd ur merobandise Cee ei eaa tihetelaturost (a calling oA Us. A foronse, wilh cus t thelr laturos Oc WEL, WItLe FEMS aUOS Sed and ce Haye Sadlan, MAGHINERY “on RXCHANGH FOR OITY REAL Ree ae oe eee ot auteotiog brlokspcens or nN ae grt ect ent order, with 1 Sesh Asnts Chamuatay (ie (TAKEN tors RED AND, Bae Fay + Miehigaoof