Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1875, Page 7

SR AT L N Y THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY THE COUNCIL. pr, Dunlap Confirmed as Clty Marshal, Pazsage of tho Ordinancs Continuning tho Deputy Superintendency. Passago-at-Arms DBelween Messra. I~ dreth and Camphell, Indiana Strect Railway. A regular meoting of the Common Couneil weaa beld last evoning, ‘Prosldent Dixon in the pair, MIECBLLASEOUR, A communication was received from the Doard of Public Worka recommending Inmip-posts and pidewaliss on soversl South Bide strocts. On motion, the accompanyimg ordinauce was pasred. A communication was recoivod from the eamo Doard with referenco to grading and cladering goveral atreets and alleys, Tho accompanyiug oidinance waa passeil. Tho report of tho Architect's Commission on tho Custom-llouse was roceived, laid over, and publislied. THE OUTY MARSHAL, The question of tho confirmation of G. . punlap camo up, sud Ald. BehaTuer moved that te Council conflrm tho nomination, Ald. Cullerton ohjocted to a vota until the ordinanco constituling the Marshal bad beon smouded. ALD. ¥ITZOERALD ohjested to the confirmation at present. Tirat, beeause the man wes not competent, and had nover bad & singlo day's drili iu tlo forco, Bec- ond, It wae not ciear that thero was any right to eloct & Maisaal at all. Thore had beon an eloo- tion, but the conris had uever kottled whether it wan valid or not, 'Iho apeaker did not beliove that the now chucter would b cousiderod valid by the Buy.remn Conrt six months heuco, Ald, Scliafiner asked (ho spoaker if ho knew mora than a:1y one elso about the faturo. Ald, Fuzeorald rojuned that L bad n boy 6 years old who bad forgotten mero thau Schafl- nor sver kaew., Ald, Campbell eald that if Dunlap wero ap- inted, the bunka-ropers nad gamblers wou.d o cieancd-out, Tha Mavor way fearfully in oarucet about Lho watter, and it any ono_ ot 1n the way of tho now Marsbal he would get orusbed, ALD. TULDRETIT eaid it was & well-known fact that robbery, thiov- Ing, and buvkowm Lad reudeiod the city nlmost uofohabitablo. 1 his thing eonld be no longer tolcratad, and It benooved tho hnnest gitizens of Chicazo to do all iu thoir power o oppose Lho old and corrupt wyatom which Lad Lrought disgraca on the City of Chicago, The cbarter of 1873 lad &)M‘ad it in tho powor of the Mayor aud Common Council to appoint a City Marshal, who would Lo responsivlo for the good conduct of tho city. lla roviewed tho presont status of tho police forco of Unicaro, aud sud It waa infamous, Many of the foroe wore bavitunl Jonfors, and wete the associates of women of ill-famo. Ho admitled tlat theto ‘were many men on tho force, honest men, who blushed to be classed with men of such disrepu- table character. Ko concluded by hoping that tho Maoyor's nomiuee would bo st ouce con- firmed. Ald, Cullerton, a8 a point of order under Rnlo 10, 8ni) that tho Couucil should take up the business io the order in which it was loft at last meeting, ‘Thoy wero then discusning tho ques. Lon of tho appolntment of a Firo Morxhal. Ald. Caropboll aaid that Ald. Culleiton Lad not objected until tho discuseion liad procecc &d too tar, Consequontly, Lus pomt of order amounted o nothing. Ald. Cuiferton eaid ho hiad objected, but never- Ihelesn tho discussion Lad procveded, Altor some other Aldoriwen Lud risen to in- Bnitesimal points of oider, tho provious quos- tion ~as calied for, Ald, Ihldteth said that ho desired to havo barmony piovail, aud thorefore ho hoped tho tevious question would bo withdrawu, Who d called for it ? Ald. Warrcn said that ho had. ITo wae sick of 80 much usclers gab, Ald. Lildrech moved thut the Alderman be aliowea to witbdraw tho cull for tho previvus guetion. Ald. Campboll said thatno debato—nothing wanin oider whon the provious questivn was ealled, exocpt the motion to adjourn, Ald, Hiidroth hoped that Ald, Comnbell would oot Le #o louncious aud bull-headed, Thero wan 1O use in geung to that kind of businoss, Free discussion Bliould provail, ‘Iiere was a guod deal of byroerisy abuut soma peoplo, The Chiair—You m et uol be personal, Alder- man. Ald, Iildreth—I am not naming anyhody. AN, Campbell—I sm hivhiy edified by thio gon- Homan's « rutton, Let bim froceed, Ald. Iildietb—When L sm talking of you 11 let you kiow. Ald. Campbell—Juiging from the tenor of our rema ks, 1 shiouly think you were aluding 0 somy ouo eufirely outwiuo the Conncil, Ald. iloreth j roceeded to ray that thero ap- Bfllnd to Lo n lactious oppositin to the con- rmation’of George L. Duniap, It appeared to hum thot 1he Aldorman frow the Tinr.couth way 2 memper of the oppositin, Ald, 1hidreus wus proceeding (tither 1 bis plulicpic, wuen hs was talled to order for apeaking boyoud time. Ald, Corcorau Wanted t kuow what all the talk was ubout, Boveral Aldermen wished to ba loformed on tho Bamo subjeat, The Chair eaid (hat the polnts of order and g}xc:llnufl of privilego sppoared to L funumera- e, ALD, CANFRELL 3id, in reply to Aid. flildroti, that the faction of which ho 8, poared to be the loader was the onemy of tha City of Clucagu, Men who be- lonewd 10 12 would not concur o the nomivation of Mr, Duuh‘r unless & piace was provided for a cortain frieud of theirs, Now, ha (Ald. Camp- bell) was too much of frieud to the tax-payels 40 cousont Lo euch an arraugemont, bo matter who Xuocked st the bsck-dour of thie Couucil, and sud that they could uot proccod until » place a3 created (or bum, Avothor storm of confusion follaned this specch, When ordor was partinlly restored Ald, Hildreth rase snd made auother terce attack oo Ald, Gawpbell. He predicied that the Aldoiman of the Tuirteouth wou.d yut be laid moldeniog In sg.ne cematery, and would dio a sccrer polisioal death vummaq. forgotten by tue pooplo of tho City of Cliieago. Afd, BchafTner pruiestod sgast the waste of tiue by Aig, Hildroth. e had alroudy made & duzen spooches, A;d. Uiidecth advised Ald. Schaffner to nold 1ugUe. Ald. Beluffoor refused to 80 embarrass Lis or- BAN of Bpecch, Tk Chair, on & remindor from Ald, Corcoran, ma 1o Ald, Hiluroth sit down ou ** Linjo,” About tno duzon fresh motious, jvcluding two to adjourn, wera then madu and guolurod lost, dhe Chalr requested iho Aldermen to presoive th digity uf the Couucil. Ald, Waiten asked lonva to withdraw bismotion {or the provious question on Duulwp's couflsna- ticn, aud wan rotuved, Tho main quustion— THE CONVIRNATION of dearge L. Duulap—was then voted upon, m‘l 't‘l;‘u":‘wmlnwun was ountirmed by the follo Yeas~Yoley. Richardson Warren, Coey, 3 Btone of tbe Fouitn, Glarke of thy ‘;g;x’h,!u::flflzi", McClory, Blidretd, ‘Woodway, Guuderson, Heath, Vaternidn, Cam Osse, Clevelund, Quirk, Ry, Eckbardt, Btout, ) Lengacher, Bebaffuor, Murpliy, Lyneh, Dioktuson, Junss, Carcorat, Mr. residentoi ‘\:;p—c-yulqua, Reldy, Baily, 0'Bricn, Bwecney—, Ald. Cullerton wan sbeont during th fack which waa aoticed by Ali. c.gffu.lf ol By the the a [0, JADLANL, s time & tremendous *lobby* lrax{ 1 the rear of tho ball, The cgowg‘:;i.fl: derstood to repreacnt the Weut Indians streos- "Krd. yQtuuchlbm that the L Quirk esl at the ordinance b mada the special order for ) o'etuck lbltl:v':nbi‘:): Ald. Hildreth und tbat thov tind botter diapass Of the Firo-Maralial quostion firut, auyd moved to Postpoua tlie wmatter for balf an hoar, Ald. Quirk suid that the matter bad been bee foie tho Council for more thao a year, e thought that i was thorouhly understood, Tua pooplo uf West Indisus treot wanted the f“lwfll. oughit {o bave it [Cheors from the " lobby, The L‘h‘llr—ll this noeo is repeatod, I'l order tho torgeant-at-Atms Lo vlear tho chamver, Ald. Qullerton said that be bad vored for the measnro, aud reportod in ite favor, but be would Row sy, as Chalrman of the Comuttee on Etrcots nud Allovs, Went Division, that, u pres. Suce of tuat *lobby," be would vato agalust the ordinance. He aid not bolieva fu terroiism R ibiranon autd 1 0 . Richardson sa 6 was sorry that Ald, Callaston took It {ato bis bead to tuyals o lar boring massen, who, by their presonco, indicated ther desire to bo socommodated by horse- railway, Ald. Coreoran was extremely gratificd that the Wid-gloved gantieman from the First bad taken it inta bila liesd ta champion tho Taboring men. Ile Tiad never known him to espouse thoir causo bo- fore, I' might bo puro hensvolencs, bLut, to lum, such & chaugo of front looked mighty queer. After some maro talk, the rallvay ordinance wan postponod for baif an bour. TIF. DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT, Ald. Miidreth called up tho amendn tory ordi- nauce relativo to the creation of & Deputy Buper- intenaant of Polico, Ald, Cullerton offered & nubstitute, which con- ferred upgn tha Chief-Marshal the power of re- tnaving ali oilicers below the rank of Suporin- tondint and Deputv Huperintendent, and which left the removal of tho two Iattor in the hauds of thio Magor. ‘Thin wan accoptod. Tho piovioun question wan called, and the smandatory ardinanco as smended passed by tho following voto : Fras—Foley, Richardgon, Warren, Fitzgerald, Goey, Tiody, Bomuior, Culicrion, McCloty, Hildrtis, M Donild, Batly, O'Brlen, Weodman, Jyan, Eckbardt, itout, Kt Lengachior, Bohafiner Mirphy, Bweoney, Lyneh, Dickinron, Corcorati, Mr. lresfonv—ud, “Nags—gpaiding, Stono {Fourth), Clarke (Fifth), Giinderrou, leatli, Watermon, Catopboll, Case, Cloves land, Quirk—10, TADUNA FEREET, 5 10 apocial order was then cal . e Koy moved Lkt tao Ubairian of the West Indisua Btreet Rallway deiegatiou be al- Jowed tho privilego of exjlainiug the matter, Thin producad o tiemendons dohate, ju which » great doal of spread-cagletsm was indnlgod in. wually tho privilege was accorded, but, on motion of Ald, fl)’nu, thio Council adjournod for oue woek. TIEE COURTS. oss ‘Transacted Yese torduy, THE Y COUMIER " cOMPAXY, A month ago or thereabouts Witifam L. Ris- #on filed a bill in tho Clrouit Court agsinst tho Courier Compavy, sottiug out that in March 1ast ono W. I, Bisson recovered & judgmont for 212170 ngainst tho Courier Compaty. Execn. tion was jssued on tho Mth of June, and levied on 325 shares of stock belonging to WV, E. Wobb and 0. 8. Lyman, Iwo of the stockbolders, Ten dayn aftor, 315 shares wero eold at 25 centsa sbare to W. 1L Bizson, A cortificate of the lovy, exccution, and sale was jmmodiately sorved on R J. Perey, and ho was roquostod to transfor tho ptock to Sisson, which bo rofused to do. T'he latter thoreupon filed a petition for & man- dumus to compel tho Bocratary to transfer the 816 eharos to bim. Tlho attornoys for the Com- pany filed a poneral aud special domurrer, on tuo ground that tho law mado no provision tor the lovsiag on and selling of stock by wvirtuo of a wnt of execution from a Justlce's Court, xnd therofore that tho proceesings wero vold, and no basis was glven ou nhnch to filo & petitlon for mandamus, Judgo Booth decided the demurror yewterday, but, ignorug the grounds aesigned by the de- lendunt, heid that the domurrer must bo sus- tained, because tho potitioner had omittod to stato in Lis potition tust tbe Compauy was s corporate budy. ficcord of L e, R. L. genkins was yostordsy appointed As- efguca of T\ K. Hoidow, UNITED GTATES COURTS, Goorge Barnoy bogun a suit for §3,000 sgainat Alexandor McDonald, Tuo Datley Wrisging-Machine Company, of Woonsocket, R, L, tiled a Lill agalust David M, Colo to restrain bum from infrigivg upon their patont for wringing-machines. BULERIVR CUURT IN IRIEF, Jocob Friye, L. R. Warnor, D, J, Reed, and David Kelly commenced a suit for £5,000 againot Albori MeCurdy. A Friodesch Harth bepan s suit in replevin agaiuat Loury Breyer, Lravk Aenew, and Cliarles Liusching, to rocover a hores and wagou, s lot of sugars, toas, and epices, nud a stock of ciockery und carthonware, ato., valued at 4,000, Dawel E.Hibbard commenced an action in assumput agaiust John 1L Muelior Saturduy to rocover £76,000, Tho suit was supp:exsed ons day for service. Edmuud Willson brought sult for €20,000 aguiust Jamea E. Tylor. Juracl Nusb, Frouvcis Flint, and Charles Q. Doardman Logtan two_ suits agaiust 8. K, Dow sud Fiauk Hayos for 1,040 each. COUNTY GoURT, An order was entored appointing John Dyrne, Lewis Erickscn, and Chailes Caldwell Comuny- missioners to mako estimates of tha cost of im- provement in asdessment rolt Nos, 61, 62, and €3, Lown of Lako. 1dwin B, Osgood, Anson T. Hemingway, and Clayton L. Uratts were appointed to mass as- seesment of the cost of imy rovements in as- nossment roll No, 16, 'fowa of Cicero. Apphcation was made aud ayproved for on ex- tenwivn of timo to file tax apposl bonds in sey- eral casca in Blato ana county tazos, CRIMINAL GOULT, Judgo Booth occ ipied tho benoh in the Crimi- nal Court yosterday morning st U o'clock to di- puse of sowo of the untvished bus.uess of the st torm, Heroort Hepworth, whu‘})ln:dfld Ruilty to the Iatcony of goous from J. V. Furaoll & Co., was sontencal (0 fifiecn wonths in the Penitentiary, In the caso of Adulph Klukamp, couvicted if the larcony of zoogs fiom Carson, Pine, Scott & Co., the seutenco wau suspouded’ by request of tho pruscouting witnens, ‘Thio mutivn 10t & now trial in the case of John Noiton, couvicied of swindhng 8t threeecard wuto, was board, and suvoral witnesses wera ax- amined. The apolhication was 1ofused, and the I-risonors wore 1omandod. JUDAMENTS, Burcnion CounT—CoNrEssoNS—AD August aithousen and Foll 8 unidut ve. Rudolph Maans, § \e, Edwand Frazer, £1,02, Qunstlin Wiscll oer, Sophis Wischhlofer, and Curl Behrosder, $1 5, JUDaE _Ganr- vs, Lyman Buidyes, $1,52.4), Ciicuir Counr—Conressons—Frederick Rackow s Putor Bobunck and Jolin Behanck, $.35, JUDGR Booru—~W, I. Wiuy va Fraucls' Agnew, $20, . D, Yonton cf al, AT DES NOINES, &pectal Dispatch to The Chicade Tribune, Des Sluines, Ia. Aug. 2.—In the United States Circuit Court to-day, Judye Love, in the case of Dawes vs, Tho Burlngton, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Railroad Company, mado a decras for th sale of tho road, and sppointod E. R, Mason, Doputy Clerk of tho Court, Master to soll tho eamo, Tho intervonlog bounduoldors, who op- pose the forcolosure, asked and were allowed apoeal. The appoal will uot sujerasdo the_eale, Iu tho casu of Clarke & Moulton va. N. N, Laucastor, judgment was renderod for plaintift tor 2,000 sitorues's fecw. > I'ho Court Lias upj:omted E. R. Mason porma- neut Master in Obancery of the Court. BEOKLESS BUCKFORD, Brvotal Disvatch to The Chicuan tribune, Rockroup, 1., Aug. 2.—Judge Willism Brown inqued tho tujunction, for which a oill wss fllod two weoks g0, rostraiing the eily from creating any more dsbt, eithor by isntog timo orders or s suy otber way, It wos fearcd the ll?uuullnu would intecforo with the Government fu othor directious, but the Judge s0 moditied It that it smounts tojbut littla save & check on those oxponsive Water-Works, LUMBER AND SALT, Brecial Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, Eust Baomvaw, Mich,, Aug, 2.—The shipmenta from Baginaw for the month of July were as follows ¢ Lumber, feet, Lath, ploces, * Lgtes 181080 The total shipments for the Sagivaw River for Abe season to Aug. 1 aro as follows: ++304.802,136 10,235,760 e 68,750,000 114,918 . . . « 1,048,611 The lumber shipmenta fall 66,000,000 feet aliort of tuose fur tho corresponding penod of 1874, ——— —— Tho TradesDollur, Han Franeieco Call, It waa a stroke of pollcy on tho part of our Goverumout to devise in the trade-dollar & com which should compete with the Mexican dollar and ovoutuallv drive it slmout out of the Chiueso warkot, ~ After rouching thes country it encont- ter au tguoniiduus fute, Tho Chiners scnd it to Lud.a for tho putchars of opium, ‘They go futo the Culoutta mint sud ocne out s Tupeos, which ure stamped with the native characters ou the oue site, and thie valuo of he pisco on the otber, ‘Ths trada of Ohius with [ndia in apium oxcoeds that of all other comwodities, as f4 ubown by the reports of tho Chinese customy wervice, 'xl‘\n :mx;u&h u&umo‘d for tho last eight yoars, exclusive of the amount smuggled, o] woum probebly double it, i W.“l).fifl povltxlx:d}l The smount of American eilver which annually g:u:slwn Indis from Ohlua t0 pay 105 opium is jme ! CITY TAXES. Conclusion of the Arguments Bo- fore Judgoe Wallace. TIrreconoilability of Bill 300 and tho New Charter, If One Stands, tho Other Must Fall, Tho argumenta in the city tax cases bofore Judge Wallaos wore coucluded yosterday, Mr. Ttohy baving the Issc say in roply to Moests. Dick- oy, Tuloy, aud Auaiws, who reprenontad the city. Io. touckod upon the point rmmed by Mr. Hhoroy, that Bill 300 was repealed by tho adup- tiou of the abisrtor of 1872, and slwo valled at~ tention to the alleged 1mpon-tbility of organize .ing undor that charter it Bill 800 woro bold=to Lo valid, sinco tho Iatter debarred the ety from oxetcising cerinin functions which the charter purported to give it. His argument was sub- stantially aa follows 3 1t fa duo to tho Court that T dlscloss the fact that T agres wib neither |arty in tue argumert upon the £¢] 841 of the Cliy Tax Liw, 1 do not, on the oua Lund, boliove it repeaied ; o T do 1, on tue other, botfeve that AL form:s part of the chiartor,’ ‘Tt 14 i 'fucous with “Art, # of the Genersl lucorporation tsuifest, *That the twa do ot exiat at the same timo in & noveanery conclusion. 1ut it docs not. follow thut oue Legimatiire can enact & Jaw that shall repeal lawn 1825ed long afterwards by other Legislaturev, or (Lt 1t cunt dolegata 10 citien the power to repeal them, The dillicuities in organizing o corporation under & dnzou spoctul Tawn, like il 0% whicti ate to be con- struod together aud barmonized (o niake & syatem under which the jubabitauts of iocal districts can be- como inrorj.orsted, llustrate tue rule wiich excluils much special lawa from interference with the geuvral Lawe, and sunin i m, o Conmtitutivn (ATt. 1V,, Bec, 22) Airat forbids (he QGeteral Amsembiy (eom puniug sny law, either local or spucial {n fia churacter, lucorjoratiug suy city, town, or viliage, or changing’ oF amending ihe cnartet of uny city, town, or village, 1n Art, XI., Hoc, 1, it {n aguin prouibitory : * No'corporation ahil Le cieated by wpectsl laws, Tn tho same ection, the ouly pro- Yisiou for orgunization 1a inade, Befaro that Connti- tutlun, corporations might bo formed by local laws, and clhiarters might Lo altered and orgaufzation clianged by laws niut foral, but peclal, in tholr cliar- acter, until the organzstion bocamo s monsic or con glomurate of goucral, spectal, and focul atatuten, To uncertain, us woll na practicable, tho system embodiod in this confused mwnw oue tLIng ouly was tu be nought, mamely, the wii of tha Legislature, an o1+ presved 1 the undigeated mans of laws, Tho' Legisla turo created muu woutrolied e orgetization of the corporation. Now tlie rystem i tolally different, “The General Ax.crably whial provide by general lawa for the orgaui~ za.lon of ol corporations Lutesfier to bo created,” 18 the syatem of tho Coustitution, Tho General Awsoin- Liy svems 10 have no yower L0 Jipose ALY urgunization upon aby body of citizens, It suall provids for or- Qunization, sud they may take it vr let it nlone, The syntom of tnunicipal Governmentsbas Leen ctanged from tho patrlarchal tu thiat of local tovercignty und duworratio chofco, Eeisting charters cauuot be chatged by legisiative will, Tuo Legislature las ouly to providu for organisation, not fo organize; and no charter fa to bo changed by ang kind of Liws, Of tourae it cannot be by local Iaw, but, that there migit Lono question, the’ probilation 1 that no charier sull Do extended, chisugel, or umeuded at b, Sume attemptto il the words “by syecial lawe,” to modify this problbition, though, in order of grammatival acraugement, tliese worda sre not (here, wtid du et apply to tuwt clause, 1€ thoy did, it could noL opersto 10 Lakio cxiting corporations out of thy protection of (ho Conaitution, and pluce their form of organtation wholly st tho wicy of the Leglsluture, moved by tho lowby Trom same witerested pluce, 1n 1574 the Goucral Assemuly provided by a general Iaw gor the orgauizatlon of cition, In 1874 1t punsed u Epectal act roiating (o one ort of such organization, uuinoly, BILY0S, If vahd, It operated to repcal purt of Art.'s of tie gencial law, sud mubstitule oiher provisious found only fu thie speciul law, 1t did not pro- fess to ameud the mrticie or section, ur o ke it & irovieion that any body might a0 vrganize o uot, 1y another epocial law the urgautzation of «ited fu respoct of uil otticers uot viested t changed (Aprll 10, 1835, If valid, this syccisl law repeais sy clatwes of the guneral law, and amend it Ly adding otliers, Aa a luw of orginization it munt Lo- coiue cunglomerated futo that geueral Law, aud control iu tlie speciul parficuinrs of woich it treata, It fa cloar that twenty such spocisl lawa conld bo franud which would rojresl every organio feature tu the gou- cral liw und suLstituts & wpedtal provislon for cich Lrunchand departinent of the orgauization, Thero- alter evory curporstion would bo created by apocial laws, aud thero would bo a completo organteation forcad upon such sa bud organized undir uiderent fawa, I8 all tkose epecial laws should cowe iuto operution at the same {ustant, tio ol corporstious, would be totully 7. p:aled and uew corporatioun created’ i thelr placo by speciul lawa, In the Conatitution uf 1818 thero ws un experiment of tho saie churacter fu provision for county government by choive by the roplo ot a sysiem culled tuwuslip orgenization, aftor ‘Which the allairs of (Le conuty snould Lo munnged 1n suck wanuer aa tho Guueral Assembly should provide (Art, VIL, Boe, 6). 1n the Feople va, Couctiman, 13 Til,, 143, tho Court givos this doctrine us follows:' * Tha 'sizthi suction of the seventh urticlo of the Conntitution provides that ¢ tho Geueral Assvinbly ehall provide by a guneral luw fur u townsbly 01 ganizution, under which uny county 0y OTE.LIXS WLeueVeY 8 majority of the volers of #uch county, ut any general viecilon, sball o duter= mnine.’ Attho tret salon of the Leginluture after tuo adoption of the Constitution, fn obedicuce to il yrovieon, & gl aw wus'parend providiog for townlil orgauization, o Le Yoted upen in the soveral countica at ts enauing general elcction. At thut eluc- tiou, tho County of Hancock adoyted tho law by tho roquisito and constiutional vo.v, and organized ac- cordingly, At thu noxt sersion of the Leghsiaturo thia Iaw wus amended, or ratler & sulstituio for it wae adopted, o, ,'We do uot think the Leginkuture Liad the power 't silow a county to sbolials townebip orgsutzation, whero it had Loon adupted 1 1o o onsti- tuiioual mods, 1 & wuy less solemn or will ditierent formuilties ot sufcguards to wecure the mpat doilee eratoaction of the peoplo ihan the Constitutlou ro- quircd should Lo olaerved in te adopion. Tuls wa are awure 18 a gravo question, sapd fi s certaluly o uew one, 80 far as our obecrvallun hus exiended, ay it never could arfve excopt under a Cunstituiicn like outs, which Fequires & voto of tho voplo Lo give the law 'vitality n Ly particulur county. buch ‘conefivutionsd wrovisions wre. of wieders baviin: tons atul it ix the duty of the courta 1o se (hat ke rights ta Lo poople iutcndod to bo secured by thetn #lail not Le tritiered uway, . ., , It would bo trling with the Constitution to sy that whie it rom- wauded the Legislaturo to provide s systom of towu- shfp goverument, sud secured te Hgut 1o the people to udopt it by tuclr vote, it at the same time left to the Legiuaturo o nullfy iad sbrogute ths wivio, and tuus, at their mers pioasure, diko away thos Fights which the Coutitution lind guaranteed 10 the counties, and for the enjoymout of which the Legivlaturo wus commanded to provide. Cup it ba sald that it was commuuded to abey tha law and do the act, and then was pertaltted to turn round and destroy 87 Buch would mot be & seusible or & ressonatle construction of the Coaatitulion, 1f rights are securod by thie Coue stitution, they canriol be deatroyed y the Legislsturu, althougli {4 tay Lave authority to regulate them of proscrive the moda of their exercise, Tuly, to my miud, inexovedingly cloar. 1f the Leglslatura canuol take ‘awsy tlis 1igut of fownship organization, or towoship government, by direct act, 1t caunot suthor- 420 otliers 1o taku it {rom thow,” ‘The provision for township organization was that #tho Goneral Assembly shall provide by a general law for & tawnehip orgauization under whica by count may orgaulze,” aud then ita affairs may te tnannge &2 tho Generul Avsombly may provide; now the G- eral Assembly sliall provids for the orgauization of all corporatious.” Theu the right grauted 1o the county waa to bo govorned Lu such wancr sa the Gonural As- soubly aiould provide; now the rght gmuied to every municipal corporation, excopt conules, f4 t have a voluo it the accejtance or rejection of crery proviston for ite corporate organism. Iu 18.2 8 guneral law was pausod providing for the organization of citioe snd vilisges in the manncr des- Igusted by » vota of tie psopls to adopt ho form, AL terwards Bl %0 and tuo Mayor's bill, and otbier billy, ald to have ropealed parts of this gen: eral faw, other parte, yct did uot profets to smend the general law. beoLld were ompowered to organize docs not exh Tloy bave uo autuority o arganize except in tho ma ner deslguated in (bat law, Buch organization has been renderd himponsible by theso contiltting atatutes. Hud tho contlicting laws been nummerous enough to ex- tuguish tho whois general fucorporation law, there could be no doubt that the power 10 organize under 1t Would have ccased, and thera can ba uo doubt that it Coased the momeni the power to organtzo under it was takon away by the witlidrawal of auy purt, That mo- Zient orgautzation would bo like safe ou & _judyiment coutainiug fllegal jtoms ; the sale fs a unit, suil It fs thercfore void, ‘Tho dolegation of power to orgaulse i & uult, snd deatruction of power ko to organizo do- stroys the delegation, ‘Taeao thiugs illustrate the principles of the Consti- tution, snd show (bat such special lawasa Lill 50 cannot exiat, 1f valid they do 110t como {0 as anende meuts 1o any soction sows to leave s systens jutact, with provislon that citioe may orgauize under sucl systeim, but by fmplication forbid ths exirtenco of that foriu of zatlon, aud probibit orguuization in that form wiile thiey o ok graut s power o organiza fn'sny ottor, Y X il A slonx ¢ SuneDaunce.? diouz Coly (Ia,) Journal, Charley Hall, eugaged in freighting from Fort Tandall to Bpotted-Tail Agency, gives us some iutolestivg particulsrs couceruivg s “‘sune dauce " held by the Bioux, June 10, on Bordeaux Creel, 12 mnilos from Bpotted-Tail Ageucy, 'This 11 thegiest eveut of the {nrunonglhu odisvs, sud in thie caso was sttended by the greater part of tho warriors snd squaws of both Bpotted- Tal sud Hed Cloud's bunds, coumdiuting » gatborng of monstrous proportions, ‘The pasticular foatuie of the ceramony fs the makiug warrio 8 out of youug braves, who, to stisio the covoted distinction, subject thewseives to oruel torture, The Ouiefs fouu m ctrelo iuto which LOuG but the asniiug youg braves sre allowod to enter, though their relstives and friends are porwitted 1o stand sround on tho out- elde of the riug and cheer and cncoure s¢e the youug martyrs to a redskin's idea 0f what conatituten 8 coursgeons mankiood, With an Indisn the sbulily Lo stand physioal tore ture without betrsying by look or gesture tne pain he suffers is the towt of Lis quslifications 407 & warzior, and, the grealer awouns of tosture ha can stand s{thont flinching, the higher dorahn ascend in the scale of ertitiation ou the part of hi tribe, 'Ihorefore in the suu-danca ths rtrifo amang the candidaten for warliko honors into sro who can endiira the greateat nmount of niah- ment withent sxhibiting any signs of sxbaurtion aud pain. Tho dance 1a kept up contlouvualy for threo days snd mights, and tho only nourishment sllowsd fi! the heatt of 8 dog toru warm and rooxing from the bLody of nome unfortunate camine, Of sleop not a moment Is permitted, and woo to the youdhful Blouz who'evtors the areus and s bot sble to withatand the fearful strain upos Lis enars gien to tho end, for if he falla falntmg {rim weariness, and is urable to hoid ont tor the fut) tlren dayp. he i kicked out of tha irclonure by #iquawe, sl In ever afterward known ma A Byuaw Indian,” which to an Indian is the mont opprobrious epither that could bo applied to Lim. Por the roason that faiure s worko thau death, 8 young Lrave does not on- tor tho contesl “unlews ho fools vory cor- tain that ha can go through the ordesl succeanfully, bnt occanionaily he overostimiten hin sirength or tho eoverity of the task, whereupon an igromimious porl-lon in the tribo 1 b pertion aw long ax life laets, Koma of tho moro ambitivtn unies imposo upon thomuelven additional torture, fur the reason that the gieater the amonse of puniehment they bear up under, the Ligher is the niche lhe{ ocenpy among the warriotn of the tnbe, With this etd o viev s 80t @s cit tn each shoulder, aud then beneath the intorvening tkin and tusclen 18 parund & eather thoug, to which is attached & buffulo head or soma asber beasy weight, whoo tho Indian dances until tho wiight tears tho thoug out of the tortured fleah, Anothor will paus s stout thong through the tendung of tho wiiat, and thon, making fast tho thonz to s ol will danco about until ho Jarks Limanf ooss, Othor means of torture, oquatly oxquisite, Ato resortod to by othera, and whila suscens in theso cases in most pronounced, failure is corre~ spoudinely ignominiona, fur the saversr tho tank undertaken, tho greator isthenlinsme anming from deteat. 'Lhis parucular dauco white men were not allonad 10 witners, a8 tho Great Spirit had Ivformed the medicine man that the prescuce of o palo-fuce would make the Indians' heurts bad, aud for this reason evon the half-breeds with nquayw wivos were not allowed to pactictpate thy exciting coremotics, —— MYSTERIOUS DEATH. Spectal Inapatels to The Unicago Tribune, Jouier, 11, Aug. 2.—The Coroner's Jury in the Bimpson case, the dotails of which bave ap- pearcd In tho columns of Tue: Tmus, render- ed thoir verdict on Baturday evening tast that the decoased, Robett Bitnpyan, cawo to bix death from causes unknown to the jurv. A conver- eation withi somo members of the jury developod tho fact that o portion of tho Jury were of the opimion that the wmatter shou!d bo luid Leforo tho Grana Juty fer a more thoroush mvesliga- tion than it bas boen possible to wive it by the Coroner. ‘Tho stomach of the docoriod way #ent to Chicago for aualysin, but, on_account of tho non-jayment of the foes requited Ly the fiionds of the deccased, 1t huy nut beon re- turued. —_— A COLORED PICNIC. Special Inanat.h to The Chicano Tribune. Acnona, Til,, Aug. 2.—The colored people of Datavia, Genova, Bt. Carles, and Chicago, umted with those of Auroia, undor the suspices of Keystono Lodge, A. F. & A, M., coloreg, in celobracing tho nnviversary of the emaneipation of slaves in San Domwingo by basket-p:enic cn the fnir-grounds, The siTsic wass very fleanant BuCcesy, P S SN LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK. MARRATTAN, Kam—R. V. Pierce, uffalo, N, ¥.—Dean 810 : Your Favorite Preseription bax done my wifoa world of goo). Blo has taken nearly two bottles, and has folt better tho past two weeks than at auy time in tho past two years. No more periodical paius; none of that achg back or dragging reusation in hor stom- ach sho Las been accustowed to for several years. Ihave o much confidence in it that 1 would bo perfectly willing to warraut to certain customers of ours who would be glad to get bold of relief at auy expense. I havo trled mang patent medisines, but pever hiad any oecasion to extol ono bofure, Very truly yours, Geonoe B, Wintiva, Mrr. E. R. Daly, Bletropolis, 111., writos : “Dr. It. V. Perce : My sivter is umug the Fa. vorite Prescription with great Leuet,” Mary Ann Frisbie, Lebman, Pa., writes s “Dr. B. V. Pierce: What 1 have tazen of your medicine haa been of more bouotiz to me than all others and hundreds of doctors' billw," Dr. Dierce’s Fuvorite Prescption s sold by donlers in medicinos gonerally. PROPOSALS, ¥ PREPCSALS FOR CONVICT LAROR. Bealed Propasals will be received st the OMce of the MICHIGAN STATE PRISON until 13 o\lock noon of WEDNLS! T, 8, 1675, for the Labor of 10 Couvicts, Troposals will be recelved for the Iabor of any gumber of the above-mentjonel victe, not las than 25 nor more thau 10, and for any teru of years, not leas than 3 nor more tian 10, Tropouals must sfate in what Lranch of mechanleal Iabor the convicta Lid for will Ve emp'oyed, ant the amuount of shop-room required for tue performance of kaid Libor, Projosals {o receive ottention must be accompanied with & capy of this udvertiscment, ud Wity thewrit- ten consent of two responsible presons agreciug to become suretiea for tho ¢xecution uf & coniract Wader the bid, and for the falthful perfurmauco of the saue wi el mnde, . Troposals must be addressed to the Agent, Indorsed, “ Tropoeuls for Convirt Lbor,” Tho Board of Iuspectors rosorve the right fo refect any aud all proposa o deacription aud ssnitary condition of Prison refer to pre-ent continctors, Michigan Buata Prison, JOHN MORRIS, Jackvon, July 34, 135, Auvvr, NOTIGE T0 CONTRAGTORS, Orricr. CoLosnTs & ToLeno R, R. Co, CoLuuus, U., Jaly L3, 1v Bidn for the constructions of'tue Co.dmlus & Toledo Raliroad will be roelved at the altico of the Couipany, in the city of Columbus, 1o tho ttate of Ouio, unili B0on, on the 3d day of August uvst. Bids may be mudo for countructing ono or more sec- tiots, oF tue whole road, ana may fuclude ull matcrials Docetaary to comiplote iho whiola lin roady for squip- ment . Tle neceasary mapa, profiies, snd sstimates for the work can Lo found at thie oftioe of tho Cli f Engineer, Dll D. Fishier, whero all required {nforustion will bs ven. The Company Teserve the rlht to raject any and all bids ofier M. M. GREENE, Proddunt C. & T. 1t 1. Ca, PROPOSALS FORLAKE VIEW WATER BONDS, Bealod bids will be receivod at tho Bupervisor's office outll Fridey, Aug. 6, 187, at 8 p, m,, for the sslo of 1:3 water Londa of ihe donomfuation of $1,000 each, duo July 1, 1605, nud bearing intercet st 7 per cont paynble somi-annually, on_the tirst day of July aml Janasry, at tbe American Exchnugo Natloual Bauk of New York, sud at this afics, There whi be accrued interest o0 the bonds from the lst of July, 18, sud Lida must be made sccordingly, Lids Wil U recolved for il ‘or any partion of the Doy, the town reserviag the right to seourt sich an 1L may decm necessury, or refect ull bids, They mnet be miarked on thie euvelope, s for Lake View Water Bonds, toow 20 Brysn l:'lo t‘} Cl iugu. 4 » BULZER, Bupervisor, For the Bosrd of Trustoca of the Agwa of 1abe View, TR o T Of Lk VoW MEDICAL CARDS, LOUK HONPITAL. ooroar Waaliugton and Feaskliute, rioced by \ba State of 111, uols for Lo oxyiross parp.esof glrine the Dot vheubly ruatineat (o afl cases of pric ! . priodfimasen, "l et En e, s stonl st the f tho profesulon Dyears : ail oporiants & bouk Toethe W a0l o g poriage, onHarrisge Lout. Kiierey,: Lave, Thipotancrs Pimpice on the £ ‘Ladivn Saquiring it Ty conientat, ‘Oon g ety aie, call- Figebilel el ! Oflon, Va. 10 whtll 1 p. ma; NO CURLL D K NO PAY!! I, ean, 300 BOUTH OLARK.ST., CHIOAGO, May boounsulied, persunally or by o ros ol cl bl bt B REa R R A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. MAREI a GE A PidvatuUouneaior o the Alarrlod oivutea e it utoal mys X GULDEL [0k Irteries sudiovetatliua of discavertss in the selonoe ot repeaiuietiin, praseesies (s Gotplosion, 30, Tlia s an (naresting wirk of Sy o Witk nuinerue SagcaTiage, aud Soaisius valuAble (Ltur wation Jur those who are marcled orf cuntemplate mar- £iago; atill 13 i3 8 buok that vuxyh o ba und i Tosk sei Sa Akt SV abuut the bouse. Nealts by DAY, 18 N Emn AL e 08, MYTTSS dettm o o0t S TORED. a.:.r.‘nflvwn'mm:,. ux."f“ e Ciad fh opmatuce it Tred’o s Telon Sl © Adeaigh o RRLVES, 76 Nasssuster N, ¥ L AUGUST 3, 137H, ADELPHI THEATRE, TUPADAY EVENING, Ang, Mot Brilllant Huceray nf BUC Bpectucle, thn THE ICE WITCH! Ly AGT AND TABLEAU ENCONED WITH HURIASM, Vivld oulh rst of ajpiauss at tie nderful peiformanzes of MAGGIE CLARE. The GAURETTA TROULE. Littih ‘Atalln, Mite, Garro' i, Great hit of CARFALO a8 Drnda, MLLE, nd the Iallet, Glittaring Transformations, 1 Chorun. Rich Coatunier, Ginrgeous Hoenes, £y accessory of a Brillfant and Ferfect Tagrunt, Hiwe 1o 1aurraw, Wednesday. FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, Oneof the most aures safnl theatren fn the country, TOIL BALE, Rotert Fox, the swier of (his valusble property, wishing to retire from fha theateiel busiiess enttrely, In conrequence of the thorouuhiy satisfaciory result of hita builuing and - nususgetnent of 1, ofon 1t for sale, Any oue wiehing t negitlate for It previons to fopt. 1, 148, will b _stiendnd'to,” After that t§me other ars raugements will por'tive ¥ be snade. Addross F, RULLMAY, 114 Broadway, New Tork, EOOLEY'S THEATRE, Mondsy, Avg. 3, POSITIVLLY LAST WLEK of Mr, Tars Jackson's adiptation of tho Great Lisy, THE TWO ORPHANS. Fsery Eveulng aud Wednoaday and Satiriday Muti- nees, Monday, Aug. 9, tho Drfillant Snciety Plag, LED ASTRRAY, by tun famous Uufon Huare Cotjany, for ouo week outy, UGDEN'S GROVE, The Picnie of Orlental Lodge, No, 146, T. 0. B. D, which, owing t the Inclemency of tha wet nday Lant did ot come off, will, connected with a Kumn er Nigluta' Fentival, be held on Thursday, Aug. deu's Grove. Al ticketa rold sry ot for that Famous 8lunor Mouts, the CLAIIE SISTLRY, BISHOP e Hnorn, GATGAL i A Good Shirt, $1.60 A Good 8hirt, §1.75 A Gocd Shirt, $2,.00 FROM 5TOC RUTITS o ordor & eprcialty. 41y Linen Collara 42 par dor, HARRIS & COBB, 171 8. Clark-st, SUMMER RESORLS, MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM, For Pulmonary Disca ASHEVILLE, N. C. Thia institution fur the eirs’ aud trestment of por- sonn sulieriog frum Lung Dise 18 now upen and Wil Frmain £ thronghout tho entirt yesr. Aaleville, -0 feel above the level of ¢ b3 107 & I g Leen visited by suck patlents, sud the climate fs well ko £o exert w benefichal iufluence on cousumptaves, Tor particalira arbrleces W. GLEL pis FAIR L - o LE OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBAHVF.S,MORSE & €O, 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago, Be zareful tobuy nnly the Genuine, MASTER’S SALE. Under Decrce of Foreclocure in the matter of the Rockford, Ruck Island & St. Louis Bail- road Company., Uniiod Klates of Americs, Clrenlt Conrt of the United Buates tor the Suetnera Distric: of 1linols, fb Clix gy, ‘thy Unlon Trust Compang ol Now York, t pistusnt, va, ‘(e Hoekford, ituck T-iand § Bi: Lauis abruad Compa @ Urlin & Miaetsvillo lalimad mpaay, and . Nckersun, Dotendan Hiubort >/ Noyexand 123 oihier huiders of bow havo iniresaned In puirsuance of a d g aturp oniitie o) 1601, e ¢ of the sald Court entared fn oon tho Lith day of duls, A, 1. W, Bihiop, Mastor i Uhancaey of satd A i1 ekl tagotlicr as ‘aae piropeety and ot I aepa- oo rireolant bublis sucrbnty thehltizet and bost biid e hacelr, o Puerdayy thy benth (1) day of Augnsty A, 1), toughiteen hundrea and seventytive) xt - ton (10} ck 4a th furennon of #a 1hand davat the it dooe ol the Kepabile o, 157 ta 163 du the Uity of € y niv of Cook, aud nole, and ns dlrec cd in ssi i doerya, mortgaged pramises ds cribed fu e LT of com. fled in satd ennma, nelidiag thie on . rald Rocktord, Hock Ixland & St Louts Latlrond Oy way, with all heaneliea and tracka tothn coalnii ar lexsed Ly it, and alsa Including all 1ho railross tunts ‘of “wav, “dojiot-rronnds, © al-nads, HE o ) atatjan-han: cogine-hou-er, car. ha avatio.sr Sttt T Kyt and ipmen 12 and b nectlon witn ‘omid Iockfoid, Ituck T Kailroad Company, or its cual Iauds clidag all lucunotive cars, tendars, reiling stock and equipmen: awl all im lo. metts, fucl, and matortale for 435 constructlon, wparating, repairing, or replaclug tho mafd liailrosd or any of its branches, or (5 ur fur operw'lig and wrkin Any uf Its coal rmia-s or. sny of §ts equliunents: alss ail tranchises connscted with or relsting to the sald ltatlecnt,’ “ana Calsoml swdte, - clabme,. wad beantits ' tn “nnd 'th’ all lovees, * contencts, ami Axtncmonts made with any partied owniug any enal la.dw, vt milooral lands, or rulrond, or rallousds, or with any other partics tor any atker proverty, tuge(her with ail ani singular tno Isnds, tenements, and apourienances thorounta bolunging, and the rovorsiins, temaludors, s, | neamos, rouk tovuge, 5 praita’ thimat: o) alwo sl the estates, rlghts, i evor, au woll at Iaw ae fn suity, of i ftord, Rock lsland & Touis " Ralire or other Campany ulithandto thesamo: sl the ontiry railmad o 110 d Ccmpnny, with all tho {ran: “nens Choretn ol agin and’ pureonal, elomelng o tond, " lock Teiand | & SU. Lowia Tailrad mpany and’ edd Onon' & Miersrils Tailroad Compagy, or elthor of and which Ia now in tho posveaslyn of crey, Tecelvor: and all ather proporty rights, TaN thinge which shell bavo beon mequired Ly i e btherwio by (o Becolvor du- g thy peadoncy »1 this wulk (oF 0% {0 com- . nad aliall bo 2t the time of gecrged” £ Tuiv’ povowstom, © or may e by Centifid, ™iogtiher " ong pro ot in “sopara’e Ity tho tarina o <ald dvcees “w hundrd -housand 4 ars i m & Minerssilie Hailr o legen, and ap) whoety, pual naction with 8314 railroad thereby o the sale W whish of the s b sch sato fs o bo patd Dy th: parchasar 0 ont t1ho time ol salo, ami for ths be wim bid Ly tha pureh id salo tho M tnorized ta receiva trim such purehasr, in liou of ca a0y ot the oulatandink and ‘nnnaid 1onds nF Crunns tusued nuder and by the mortgagesol Juno 18, I Ar Uctubnr 2 ioned in tasd aates uf fn pine, ‘at such percon thy praval of st mure particular description of the sald property reforence can be had 1o satd decroe, HENRY W. RISHOP, Master 1o Ohancery of the Lircuit Court of tho Unitod Btatos for thy Nurihern Dlairics of 1ty Dated July 13, A. 1. 1%, NORTHERH PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Notice of Sale of Lands, The underelgned, Master Commissionors, specslly Bpjotnted us ench {0 au wetlon rending in the Clreuit Cuurt of the United Ktatea for the Becond Judiclul C - tuwitaud Houtbern District of New York, sittng iu sijuity, whoreln dav Gooke aail Orliors aFe ompiai sniv and " The Nortliern Pacitie lailzond Computiy ¥ a defaudant, Lorely give uutice thut they wil vel a1 putile suction, within the States und Terrtorics in which they iy Le situate, all such of the Liuds sid lund-granis conveyed in ‘the Mortguge of Deed uf Trust 1 the Bill of Complulnt fu sald sotion mentions ik na are alluatod on o cowpleiad portions of wuid ¥y Tle times and places of such salos aro as foliows, tlat 48 10 Bay At Tscoma, in Washington Territory, on the 1ith day of Bepteinber, 1810 ¢ AUSaluit Paul, 10 thio tiate of Alinnesota, on the 16th day of October, 1875} 218l day of At Furyo, in Dakota Territory, on the October, 1816, {ouiess " sucls pales may o sdjourned by the Master ommlsatoners under the power of adjournsent glven them {u maid docree), Thewo salos will conunenca at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, sud continne uitil 4 o'clok in the afternout of said dsys, and b continued ot sscly af thesuce days ubtil the wholo of a4id lauds aud lan, 10°bo dieposed of, Behodules of all thio lands aud laud-grauts 10 bo uisposd of iy bo found und Inspected &t the ofliovs of tho Laud Awenta of the Company by the respoctive places mantioned abave, 8t least (wo weeks Lefors the dute Wil wuch salua 870 Lioraby advertiaad to take place, Ko lands will be suld by us which may bave heen df+e powed of by convarsion’ uf bouds iulg by any contract for sale tcroal, which whall have Leen nin proved sud counterslgued by the Naceiver appoluted this c4uso betoro thiu dato of e salo ax berhs ui- verlised ; or otlierwise by sale under orders of tho Cuurt, befors the Aato of the salos advertised Lereby, Tho tcrme of tho saloa are aa follows, that Is 0 say | Tho Purchasor oF purchasers shal pay 1o the undere #'yncd aa Mastor Gorumissiouern at tho thus of tha sala Atiwaum of Ava (3) per ceut In cashi i the smount of Ao Lid, such sui 10 bo forfulted 14 caso of Lou plisuce with the torms of salo; and withiu sixty day thereattur, or upon confirmatinn of such walo ur wales by tho Cuust, tho balance of the amuunt of such Lid aliall be yald'in casl, H"ldul, Lowever, that fu the payment of wuch Balanoe, First Morigage Bomds, which liave been sauctioned Dy the Court, misy by taken au canh; each boud fu such cuse (o bo tken only for suoli st atmount se would el the dividend ty which it woald bo tually eotitied under the decree (i tho wLove entitlod uction, Bali lands und land-grants will bo sold uuder the torma and condition se wbove prescribed, fo vingle or subdivislons thereat, 10 the Lighest aid u accordative with Fublic K wolutton, No, ry-finit Congrew of the United Blatos Becoud Sosston'; sud the priviloges msy, st the tmo of lo, e givel 4 any poruon wao sball Lid off siugle on or subdivislon thereof, of taking at the sutho price sy number of aduitious] aud sdjoluing sections or subdivislons up 10, a0d fucludiog, forly-nius, vub- Ject, however, o the Fight of tho Master Comtsaion. s Mo withilold s arviage 1€ ihey waail docis proper, OLIVER FISKE, KBNNETH G, WHITEH, Mastor Commissloners, FREDERIOK A, LANE, Balldios a4 of Cuuniel for Conplataants, EDUCATIONAL. Dearborn Seminary, AGO, ILTL. Tha twentloth yoar of this Schol far the higher educa- ton ot young Iadles, will bogla Sept, 13. A new and en. 1atgad Koatding Departmont, with slogant Acoummodas 4108, wiil then ba opened under the superviston of Rev. Mra. 1, D, MANSFIRLD, for sevantoan years at tus head of fockiand Institg #, at Nyack on tudson, N, Y., tawbom apyly for eatnlognes, 973 Wabseh-sv,, or after Aagust 18ty Peof, 7, GROVER, #3 Wabashav. AOCINGD COLI.MGH, Jue Belioab of Letieen, the Beientits - § hool, and the gr‘nr,x:(mlr l]i_lnoul of Ractne Coulege will reopen Wedacs- el ‘Iho restoration of Taylor Iall, with ma; menta, and A new are to ba finfstied Lefy tu the advantages of the Tor adwmission apply to REY, JAMES DE BOVEN, n, § 1 ¥ Laciue College, Lacine, Wa, at Lunsen, MGl fo € on, Btate. t the Mer- 5 improve. 4 Gymnasiim whlch un will add much Catalognies can Lo hinl Mifeheid & ity 1 chauts® National Bk, CHICAGO LADIES SEMINARY. 15 & 17 Shgldou-st. Thirteenth year arens fopt, 15, Anperior advan- 1ages In every department, Clansical, Lugiinh, oo pean, and Stinical, Papin can enter for citier course, Iur salectod branches, of the etudy of Art alone, Lo cation cholee s bubidine atuple, an1 al the sprolute meuth for eitlior boaralng or day pupdls un-uriansed, MIBS GRLGG, Princiyal, PARK INSTITUTE, FOR OGIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES, T3 and 77 Aslilund-nv., Chlcago. An Tnetitution of the Fitat Grade, Doarding De- ortinent eniarged, Rooma newly furnisbed, Large and ethicut corps of Teachets, Fall Term beglus Bupt, 15, 1 Bend for Catalogu ST. JOHEN’S SCEHOOL. Boarding and Iy 8 hool for Young Ladies st Cuildren, Iy, THEODURE IRVENG, LL.D,, Rector, 21 Wert Tlirty-re ond-at, New Yor Dr. Irving's apadal claes for the study of the Eugliah Language ahd Literature, an Qlustrotiog aud ilineieated by Hine tory, with readitgs from the Lest autloo, will begin ber. Min clusm for the arical and critical f the Fane Arta will | cqiu at the same time, "ail Term Tegina on Wetnevda p. 29, 1575, {rur Circulars and tormation apply an abone, " FERRY HALL. A Colleglate Tostitation for Ladies Exclosively. Toroughly equipped for the sducitisn of your Anighters, Fall wnalon_orens Sept. 16, Apply fur aduiteion to EDWALD J, WESTOS L i Lake Tored HENDI RTITUTE 23 Weat Twenty-sfathst,, N, ¥, Wiardug and Day -tivol for Young Ladiesunid Children, Muric and Fine Artn s aje tally, Kindvrgarten Depurtineut, Dulicate ppil strengthened by gy innast it ly waement cury el DI SARAL L. HENDRICK, ifeipal, LLMEURST BOARDING AND DAY 8CHOOL, For Young Lidies al Girn, will reopsn Mondas, Sept. 1, ut Elmliurat, 10 miles frora Clilcago, on the Galena Luvirton of the N. W, I, K. Locktion hesithy and it el aver 12 acros fu extent, Teichern able and cxperfenced, N tive tes of German uni Itench. MRS, L. ¥, CUTTELL, late Head Anintant of MWrlluigton School, Chicagy, etucipslsBoud for Cur- cular. PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Brookisu Hesghie, Tho thirteth vear of thin fustit s will open Sept. 15, 183, Puplia from ubroad are received nto the fanuiy of $iss F, J, Smith, n mrmber of the Facult; Tl» best facilition are afforded for Music, Pulnthig, sud Modern Lingusges, ree aliowed, For elreulirs, address A, CRITTE: LLN, ¥h, D., Brooklsn, VRS, 7. 0. BRYAN'S DOARDING-SCHCOL Tor Young Ladtes, Batavia, N, Y, Frr references, ine quire of Stste's Atfortey Cliarles 1, fteed. PPUESTON corTAGY UL, NEWTON, 1 CUUNL, NI Liostou, Mawe., ' Famiy §.hool for_ Oir t Curisilan home, with bealeducationsl advane # 0 provided u this schoal, 1t 1a alwo eapecially .mended o the uotice of youny ladion who huve gratuated {rom otker mcliouis, Tor fin very muperior Busical advantzeve, and for tho faciiition 1 stfordn in svatling theim of the concerin, lesturow, artalle rlen, aud murcitie of Boston, Lieferoiucen (0 palroun s alwo, earculars will Le fornbdied ou applies 1o 10 the Sricipa, MI33 SULIA A, WILSON, Newtan, Mans. LENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE. THE TWEN 1y 60 oud Colleiaty year of (his wcll-kuown and Ulsbed jurtitaton will commence Sepd, 21, It appealn 1o fix past wiicosw, fts sdautriblo location, ‘snd the recommendation of thowe who know it best, as ftn guarautee 1o the pubda for the futire, 31 CAROLINE RIVE, with bigbly caltivated a will s antiniio o conduct the Musical Department, entalogues and tnformation address, as luretofore, Itev. L. D, FOITEL, D, ., Fresident, Glendule, Haw! ihou, Co., O, JELECT TIIE BEST KCHOOL FOR YOUR BOYS, + Thelrviog Tus.itute, ot Tatrytown-on-Hudaon, réopenn Sept, 1. Thorsugh in-triction in the Eu: guisd und clatsical studivs, . The followiug gentlemen aro prownt jutrons of thy echool: Mr. Thomas Jorkpatrl k, 50 Droadwsy, Now ¥ Mr, 0, Clinuute, dner Ere Rdiroad; r. Couia T sterts, .3 Mir. Robert Graves, Keien S eucer Buld, Pros, Lat Dy A ROWE, Principals, LEXINGTON, tensive grounds. Excel: four storwes, contuining 135 apartiments—nice rectation, orn i ntsh play, an bt roviza g warnied by steam aud ghéod wath gas, Oniy twa yjung Ind'ss occupy & Toow. Coat of dm k), Faliterm commenres $ept, ddress J. 3. 1 chEw, Vrow, Dlw‘;\na 0. DA BILVE AND MRS, ALEX, HItADFORD'S (tormerly Mpv, Oqden floitmm') English, French, and Gorman Liowdiug and Day 8 -hool for Youug Las dies and Culdren, with catistocol s, No, 1i Weat Thirty-elihith-a',, New York, fieopens Sed. 7, plication way be e Ly fotter or | ersonalty, l\ VERNON INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LA- aud Litile Girle, Establishied in 1 5, N o ity 1. Jonea and Mew, Martland, Frivcipalv, iug ind Dy School, Laclsh, French, Uerman, and Latin, Trénch f3 ) oken in_the family, No, 46 M1, Veruon Piuce, Dalimore, Refureuces given on appli eation, IVIC AND MECHANICAL ENGISEERTS the Reurneluer Po ytzebnie Tustitu Troy, Tuwriction very practical, Advantges unsurpnssed 10 this conntry, ~ Gradustes obtain exrcllint ponltious, Koy euw Bept, 16, For tne Augual ke nater, coutuine dug inpraved'Colirse of Stidy, an i tall yrticulsrs, sdddress Prof, CHAILES DROWNE, Directar, ADAME DE IIROSSARD DRAVENS FRENCH sud Engllals Loardiag Sl for Youny Ludias 0, 80 Churcli-at,, Hatturd, Conn, The fall terin wil begiv Bept, 8, For luforwation or cireulars, address auubove, AT B8, PAITIL C, 108Y NDMISS I, B LOCKW: Tauutly sl Day Sebool for Yonug dfem, Bpringeld, Maee,, Techiruy Sept. Ui, Thor- Beud for cire ough instruction sud how cowforti, cular, n 2iles {eaiu Phibudel- BUOKTLIDUE (Harvard ), Medla, P, el OXBL REOPENING OF THE ASTOR HOUSE, NEW VORK CITV, BY ALLEN & DA, The Antor Hoitso, having. bean entirely renovated wito modeen smprovements and nawly furnised, will be opened as &' Arat<clas hotel, on the Europein B sbout Sept, 1, 157% Tha business public will An ?‘ amoof the most comfortabls and eonvenient in the aity, the oo being ununuaily Targe, Ugbt, and aiey.. Opa, of Otia roe," elegant paancnger” slevators wiil run all day aud all night, tho best of sscvanty will be smployed, andno paina will o spared for th. tomfort of i patrous, Maln eutrance on Voser-sl. Rooms §i o 84 I : The Totunda_hes been elequnt rant, and wiil il all the de.icacies of the reanon, The inest oyaters fn the conntry s apecialty, The bap il bo aupplied with the choiceat winen, liquors. sles, ete, ALLEN & DAM, Fropriators, GOUVENNEUR K, LANBING, Manage: - N, 13,—3r, Dam wili contioud tis proptietorship of tlie Unlon 8guare Hotel, New York—one of.the best: known bLotels up-town. J . RAILROAD TIME TABLR ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF 1RAIN FAPTANATION OF REFENFNCE AATKN.—T Satncday 7. covied. S ey axaspisd . 1AOUAAT SL0OPLONT T Suindas sL8 00 8. s 8 Do 0200 £ ftled as & restane CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERY RAILRAAN, UD o1, b4 Clurkan, werm, ‘eotner Naditor-t,, Ticket 0p.m 8 p, m. ! 115 8. m, ‘eliaand Kina 0al and Kinzie s MISHI“AN CENTRA® RAIL31AD, Depat, foot af Intest,, lhd‘{wl ' Twent Tttt Clarket. o Sorme i ) <y, Teemunt Houas, UKD RAPII D Morning Expross, ikt Kepres.., *Bunday Ex. 3* ¥ata CHICAGD, ALTON & ST. LOUIS, an Chicayo, hansas City a-d Dirmoer Short Lines, Dnicn Depat, Weat Stde, mear Nadlson-st, Urige, TWekot Ufices: 4t Devol, and 123 Liandolphetty, Brd corsar Nisk, Sidndies ik Losheats Kane Cltyand Donver Fast Bz. s and Springteld_Kx... B Lous, 3‘1)!’!!:5‘ Péuria, Rookuk & Harliaaton. Ieona, meoxix & Rurllogton, Chicago a Paducah Ralimaa K. i ataor, Lacon, W Jollet & Dwieh A , via mata line... LU NCX. Erprovw, vi i p.m.| 80 m. p.m.| 1:10 8. m, H0:3p.m.! (6:30 8, m, Buaday.” tDatly, oxcept nir iz, ir Nighit Fapross, via mals Hino and B lins Fiaily, svcrp Ratardar and Sunday snd Soadags C"ICAGY, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILRIAN. Lniom Depat, corner Madison anl Canalosis, Tieket 0 loa, 63 South Clark-st,, oppustte Sherman House, ead ai Dayors Leare, 208, m.| Arrice Milwankee & Prairia du Division, Passengor. ..., Milwaukes, La C Taal,’ Hianoapoli hxewn' 2 Uroen tiay, i +|*10:08. m., Cirand Yowas i, - Bltomacs g ion & Yowa: ala, ~Blonasas| v.d Staveos Point; Passenkar Imnukes, 8t Pavl & Ainae| v0lls. thfough Expross (l;l.l""}fi El Depot, foot 'l!rll ol *5:00, m.. T AuSn.m. onin Fast i,z iro & New rloans Hi. Cairod U1 Suringbsld 80d Vevria Kipiais,. Spriaknoid shsud Kpn: Denrts aud Ke ok Hapr Dulanae 4 Sionx Oty Fx.. hugue & Siux Ciy Kip Passanige chirato, BLIKLINGW QUINCY RATLROAD, Dt et Siceeonihater Frcis and al depoa. Aail and Expross,, LL8wa kil eruatar Dubugue & siouz Ujty 1 Pacuic rast Lo, fur Omatia, hausss City, Lodvouworth, A coizun & oL Josopls kxp., Pussenor 2 Dubuguy & Siwar City K, Dacitio Night Eap, for Omiatiasa| 1 Kansan Gity, Loavoawarin, At 010 & Bl J0seDn KKxpcs. |1 o Es {iriva A conmnudation, Duwnor'a (irove Accommonation Downer'sGrova Accammiodation . Bu 1H2Fa nraay, 3Lz, From Contral Dy !'ANKQ‘(LEE L om Contrat Dopen o AL seconlate Teaes fce, L dandoiphotc it ot gt Lease, Arrive. ‘Slonday Indianapalls, Lausville & Cineln. T ool Locnaviis & Giscls| B3l Mt K1 bross (sl )oeoe 13:00 noon ® 8:30p. . am l!.rm!' 7188, m, CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LIYZ. From Ditaburi, Cincinnall & St Louls Kallissy dopst, om Clinion and Carroll- i ey " e Tkl o4k oy andaluguyt T T T Lear Indiaaapolls, Loulaville & Ciacto. Batl Uy Kaproes .. * 8008, m, oo 0 oay (daly 7309, m. JL‘I“L‘RGU & Fgflflc oot cor ‘and kel fice Mo, 3 210 RAILRIAD, i Mal a0d Rrprass PIITSBURA, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Prum depot curner Clintan and Carrali-ats., el Nekel afice, 131 Kandolphest,, and of depote drrive. Colambos, Pittaburg & New Vork) i pey dia lisies TXj; INSTITUTR w Haven, Conn, Fartytirst the Scponting Schools, ur thnrangh physical tralnlng lca, somitig, 0L Cataloguos FOIATR AND €0 Gen Ruswnil's Non. Prejaratory to Lo Wit syatemath by untitary deitling, ¢ o sont un apnlicatior Y EST LN TITCTE, NI, 8. T, OADY, W L e ez — T _.TRUSTEE'SSALE, TRUSTEES SALE. Wheroas, T ave roceiverl a cerlifirate of the Chief Enginoer of the 8t Lotum, Vindalia & Terro Haute ailroad Company that Ralph Fliah & Co, wnd the Coliago & Palicul litraud Company Lave’ (ailed (o Fulo and bifie a Lo of rarosd from Shumway, i dinglivin Qoutity, in the Btato of 1liiuols, (e Oity of Eilingham, m sadd couuty, on or before tne tirst day of Siareh, A, D. 1475, und that s1id Tine of rosd is not gradod sud tridged ut tho prescut time; sud whereas eaid Rulph Plinb & Co. by & written_sgres- meul, of date thu 2Tth day of ‘Muy, A, D.1-M, did agroc, o oF before the irst day of Mirch, A. D, 187, 10 grutto and bridge tha sid Lne of rosd from Sbutie way o Ethngham afuresald, sud ou or befurs tlio first day of June, A, D, 185, ta tio aud fron and operate tho satu; and whereas, 03 wuld 7tk day of May, 184 sald Ralph lumb & Go, dojosited with tha fwlere nignei, ae Trustee, firat sortyaga bonds of 1lie Chicas 20 & Vaducal Ratlroad Comyany, timberad twenty- #ix bundred (o twenty-soven butidicd and forty-utita inclusivo, each for one thousand dollars, and at the st timo stipulated sud agreed ju wiitivg (Lat it they falled 10 krads and briduo said lino of 100 froin Shutmway to Eiliugham as aforesald, on or tefure iv first day of Marchi, 173, of which fa tho certite cuto of the Cu'el dugiucer of tho St. Loy, Vatidalls & Teern Haute Wallroud Company shonld Ve esadence that T, s such Trustee, ut tho requet of tho By~ vivor of thu To of Douglas, 1 nd hmlu'hunl County, sbould offer uid taoiktn for asdes nud sell tho same for wieh pricve wadd bonds might bilug when farrly offerod upou the msikeiv, AL whorca, T have Deen tequerted ".I williig Ly said Bupervisor (o offer a1 bouds for salo, "Now, thorcTors, potlo | lereby given that 1, Aue thony Tuoratou, by virtua of (ho premires aul the written suthonty of ssid vk Pluab & Co,, wiil, on tho FIETH DAY OF AUGUS S, A, 10, 1875, ai the City of Etingtrun, {u tho Cotnty of Eugham, W the Btuto of H1iucls, st the s with 200r of the Couri-Lous, {1 wald city, odur vsld boude at puldio sals Lo the ‘ahowt bid ler 1ur casb, or 0 tnxny f thorm as will by autlicient to coustruct, 'tie, snd irun tha lue of road aforosaid from sbumyway to Efingham sforesald, ANTUONY THULNTON, Trustos, July 19, 1675 BALTIMORE & DHIO RAILROAD i a7 Suguiion builing end Matl, Bunda; e v Leave. Arrive, Biia m.| 7:l3p. m. Kxproas, U [ ET T CPICAQO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFID RAILROAD. Do, o b i e, it st drrive, " 430 p, s EEE T "FRACTIONAL OURRENOY, $56.00 Packages \ FRACTIONAL CURRENCY IN EXCHANGE FOR Bills of National Carrency, AT |TRIBUNE OFFICE