Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1876, Page 3

" THE COUNCIL. Mr. Billings' Ultimatum on the Cas-Question. ile Will Reduce 75 Cents a fhousand, and No More, How to Build the City-Hall- The County to Erect It. And ‘the City. to Pay Back the Money in Ten Years. The Chieago, Millinglon & West- ern Lot into the City. An Unsatisfactory Debate on the Fullerton Avenue Conduit. kodueing the Law Department---Scav- enger Ordinance---Delinquent Aldermen. GAS. A WORD PROM ML DITIANAR The regular meeting of the City Councf] wos * held yesterday afternoon, Mayor Heath in the | chalr. Tho absentees were Alil. Peatsuns, Bul- Jard, Sommer, Briggs, and Boser. Thio following communleation, banded in by Al Throop, was read by the Clerk: To the Honorable the City Counclt of the Gity of Chleago: Tne undersined, ns representative ond Trustee of thos mtochholdera” nnd - cred- ftors of the Peoplw's Gns-Light snt Coke Company, while fully oppreciating the high and ~commendable purpose of your honor- sble body in your proposed work uf retrench. Toent, forced apon you by tho present financinl embarraesment of the city s well od of private in- tercsts, would respectfufly snggest that no iecen sity, fowaver great, or pressing, cun i {ity' tho Corporalién of Clucaga, = liself the mero creature of the Iaw, in violating her contracts, or wresting from private cltizens or carporatione thelr, just legal vested rights hetd andtubo cployed undor and protected by the fundamental jiaramount law of the land; and I furthor respectfully urge npon the coneidoration of sonr honorabls hady thit a0 loni ae we have conrts Sehic will not recognlze the necensity as a justifl- cation or such acfs, any attempt to commit them can only add tathe already Inextricable difticnitivs of tho Jmnuvn, which are in a great measure dus to a dlsregard of law In the adminfetrativnof the municipal affalra of Chlcnfu. 1f you are nat_correct in_Lhe position that the it of Ut JH00, - belween waid o mpany and ' the City of Chicuso was vold_ ot its inception, : {hen the Jate pracecdings of . your body npon_ that aksump- tlon must necessarily be wrong, and result in dam- ages 2nd further complication on the part aof thin city. That-youats not correct in entirely clonr from 8 fair consideration of the churierof this Cllmpllnr. nawell ns that of tho city, in furce at the time the contract waa enterdd into, And this hus been the apinton of several of the moat ablysnd expcrienced Jeal gontlemen wholiuve over been conneclod with the Law Department of the city, and other able Tawyers who haveexamined the question. Stariling noveltics ure of all things the uost unsafogu wut- ters of legal or public concern. £ "The princlpal object of the incorporation of eaid (ias Company, as expresacd in the firat section of It charicr, 18 to manufucture gus **lo be for 'the purpose of lighting the City of Chlcago, any atreets, buildings, mant factorics,” publlc. piuces, or Jwnes’ thereln, Q. wan approvedd Feb, 7, 1800, c. i, g4 us follows: '+ Bat for ten years ufter the passage of this act the Conte nion Council of the City of Chicago nuty, by Teen- Tutlon or ordinance, regulute the prices clngged by said Company for gus, but knfd Common Counch of the Clty of Chicogo ahall in no case he authorized 10 compel tiie snil Compiany to furniah gas at a less rate than § per 1,000 feet," After the expiration of the ten yenrs, and Dec, 20,1875, the Common Gouncll, netlug under the authority conferred by thie fret part of suld provixlon, and_Which It could derive from no other source, passed an ordinunco deelaring thut from and after Jan. 1. 1870, said pany shiould_furuish gesto all consumers at the rate of 83 pur 1,000 feel d atixed penalty for violation, But the Cumpnny of its own volition put the price from that dale down to 82,50 per 1,000 feet to all private consumera, Having thus ‘excrcised the power given umiler the firat Drancl of the above pravision, your honorable bady puepose to lgnory und disregurd ‘the uther hranch prohibittng you inany cuse {0 compel the Com- hany to (urnish ges ot a Joan rute than 33 per 1,000 L’uh Your ionorable buidy cannot but regard an ordinnce |mrl;uumum cumpal such reduction an anerely unauthorized and void, But 1o compel {aubmission to §t, you threaten to introduce lnto the city 11,000 torcliea fud by a muterinl dangerous 10'life and I’impurl{. tfapd'wioso sccumnlation or storags sbove curtuln sl quantities hus, from o Consideration of public safety, tieen pronibited by stern ordinances of your body, - I'he Wast Division unbraces a vast area of terri- tory, unmrmnvcl anall portion of which was §mbtoved when this Company began operutions, and ubseyuent mprovements wirsnutregularund con- ctod, but started up ut adsunced positions, leave wido spaces unlmproved, Thia Cotapang las, by ordet of the Buard nt Public Worke, extended fs pipes wnd bub up o etreet-lamps {o accommodate thess advanced scitlements which bava been patd for by the property-owners, who Tave a right to thetr uee for thu purpose for which they were erected, ‘Phe number of privato con- swiners on the West Side is compnratively too smull a8 yet to ensble this Compnny fo furnish the o for $2.60 por 1,000 feet und the clty at 1 81560° 1 respectfally Insmt—becnume 1 foel on- sured of the truth of the proposition—that the city thorliics bave o warrant in the circumstances or power I law to mml\ml this Company to aceede 10 #ny such terms {0 thu teeth of our ‘charter and under the Ipruvllllll!l of our cuntract, solemnly and duifuerately wade under requisite leent anthority, Tnt, appreciating the altered cirenmstances of the times, Bnd especially* ol the city, L proposa to enterInto o supplumentary contract, i hereby offler to do #o, muking s reduction af 75 cents on ench 1,000 feet furnished to the cu( of Chicsgo upun tho price agreal upon in esald original coutract, subject it other respecta fo the snme provigions coutiined thérefn, Bolieving thut you do not desine to net upon an hngerfect nuwlum‘uu( the fuets besrlng nobun the question, 1 would respectiully request. that you appolnt & speclal committes from yonr body " charged with the duty of luvestivating the facts In reference to our wanutacture il anpply Of gus 10 the city, becutts 1 feal avsured that when all”the fucts imd circumstuuces are Knuwn the | Council wil) bo Inclined to rutrmes dts stepe this belnlf, I not, the respousibility will' be with thumselves. Aftof ik 1 reppestiully bt ted, A M Boides, - President of the People's Uss-Ligit amd Coke Company. . It wus moved torefer to the Comsnittes on Gas, . Ald, Bweency moved that the Committen should be instructed to repurt on this wnd oll other mattera pertulnlvg thereto st the next regular meeting. AXL. Cullerton would move to amend that the Counsel to the Corporution Furnish hits vplnion to the Council fn writing us to the vulidity of the gas contructs. This opinfon wus requested 2 month ago, but was not yet fortheaming, Ald, Rawleigh stated thut the opilon of Mr, Anthouy an this subject was introduced soine o gy and wus published. Ald.” Cullerton said the oploion hud never been presented to the Councll. Ald. Rawleighi~1t wus sent in to me, Ald, Cullerton—\Where §s it now{ 13 it n the possession ol the Councild Aldy Rawleigh—It 1s not. Ald; Cullerton—Then let us have it here, 1 muke that motlon, The_Presidont promlsed that the opinfon should be bronght before the Council, aud the Alderman withdrew his motlon, The communivation was then referred, nnd the subject mudg u speclal order for uext Mon- day at 5 o'cluck, THE CONDUIT. AN ATTEMPT TO REACH A CONCLUBION, The Finnuce Committee reported, recommend- Ing the acceptance of the proposition of Messrs. Fitastinons & Counell, contractors for the Fullerton avenue conduit, snd that the Mayor and Clty-Attorney, in connection with the Com- mittee, arrange with the contractors the tme and manner of puyment of thu amount dug them, the city to reserve the right to extend thy time of suspenslon for the term of two years., A protest was read from Mr, Buckingham, No. b75 Fullerton gvenuo, agatust the discontin. uance of the work, urging that the interests of tho whole city demanded its speedy completion, Ald. Waldo mado a short speech in fuyor of the completien of the work. 1t would cost the city, from lawauits, etc,, $150,000 to stop the work; whereus it would only take $103,000 to complete the condult, He offered the follow- - ing ua & subatitute fur the report: Resolved, First. That the City Comptroller and Fanauce Counnittee nre hereby directed Lo settle § ful} 1o date will Fitzaimons & C contractore, fur the work dony uin the Fullerton wvenuoe condull, Insccordanco with the terma of thels cuntract with tho city for diinz sald work. Stcond—Tly mogeys fequired for making such | Saltlviment whall, s0”far w¥ ueccasary, bo tuken THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, from the fand designatad In the last Appropristion 1411 pasned by tha City Council a8 the Indebtednces Funil, eald moneys not to exceed the amonnta [ approptiated for tho olng of the work ullerton aventte conduit, TAlrd—Sntd contractors are heroby directed to continue the work un mtd conduit, o8 provided In their sald contract with the city, Al McCrea llmlm strongly ngainst the pass- age of the substitnte, Tho rpra;uulurm was to iy for the condult out of tho Contingency Mind of 1870, If they attempted to do thut they would certainly be short In every other di- rection; and, unless the Countil should order to that effect, the Finaneo Commitiee would not feel nuthorized i vlew of thelr pro- fessions to the publie to issucwny certiieates to any contractors in the future, Al Thoop expressed his llea of tho magnl- Ludo of the work, und eald he was convinced the city would losa 8100,000 by stupping It. If thete was any pussibility ot completing tho work, the Council should try to do It. He understood the contractors would neeept certificatea at 6 per cent, ond would plf\lgu themsclyes agalnst put- ting the paper on the arket, o would vote for the substitute,and hoped the city would take care of the work fn some way, By request the Clerk read “tho ‘prnpmm(m of the contraciors, which was in snbistance as fol- lowa: 1f the ity will pay In full for the work wetunlly completed, we will consent to a sus- penslon of the work for one year, without clalin 1or dumnges, hoth parties fetalnlng all other rlghts under the contract, Ald, McCrea sald that proposition was nn eminently fale one. I the Council could find any means whereby the contractors could be beitertaken caro of than thig, the Finance Com- mittee would be plad to hear It~ As one of the Committee he thought they could accede to no hetter Bropusm«n. ‘Ald, Bweenoy sald that the general iden wos that it would have been better Lo hnve opened a cannl In the fiest instanee, That was notdone, however, fle must say that Fitzsimons & Connell had gone through with thelr work uobly. The only thing to do now was to pro- eeed with the work, as every mun of the North Side demanded it, snd it was o necessity from sanitary standpolnt, - AW, Lengacher sald it. wos well known that the contractors would be only too gind to throsw up the job aud get puid for what they had doue. 1t wonld cost as much to clean out tho sewers nnd_tho Nurth Bianch ns to complote the conduit, All, White_thought that the shoot taken by the Finonce Cominlttea was falso economy, The 15 per cent retalned from the pay of tlie con- wractors was for the protection of ihe city, and {C the contractors were pald up In full what puaravtee had the city that they would go on qud flulsh thie Jub All. Lawlce thought that the work ought to go on, {m. there was o money to carry it on with. Ile suggested that money wnlght be bor- rowed for thut purpoee. . Unless work be pro- vided for the Inborers of the city, the city would Ace n worse uprlsiug of communists thun bad aver been witnessed by this natlon, Ald, Thompson sald thero was no doult it wna of the grestest importance to the North Side that the conduit shoull be finfshed, but the city flnnnees were of stlll greater importance. 1t ‘the matter was aizain refecred to the Flnance Committes some arrangement might be made by which the work might procced without detri- ment to the fluauces of the clty, He moved, therefore, that the matier by recommitted. Al Wulido remarked that it was of vast fm. portance to the contractors that the mat should he scttled nt once, All, Cullerton was of opinfon that the terms of the contract eould be earrled ont by nppro- rinting a portlon of the City Indehtedness B‘luul. There ov L{:lu. 10 b $150,000 to the crodit of the fund, and it was legititmate to use It for such {mprovements when the vity was in its resent condition, He believed that the popu- Pur losn would not be s suvcess If the paper was nut negotiable. Ald. McCren said I they opened the door in this ini they would huve to open It In others, Every mun 1o whom the cty vwed money under a contracts would be as much en- tithd to pay in the manner proposed os the Fullerton avenue conduit inen, Ald. Cullerton—The Blue Island or Milwau- kee nyenue vinduets cut no figure In this matter. Ald, McCrea—But if wo glvecertificates toone we must to all. Al, Cullerton~It would bo a great deal bet- ter it the city did fssue certifivates of some character, It'would be Letter for the firomen pud other employes to be pald In certlficates than be foreed to fro tu some broker and have thelr pay, which we have by our action shaved 15 to 2{"5 per cent, still further shaved 10 or 15 pur conf I Ald, _Aldrich hoped this matter would be referred back to the Committee in order that gome arrangement might bo made for the work to proceed, He would move that when the Cotinell adjourn It should be untll Thursday eveniug, for the purpose of taking this matter into cousideration, Carried, ORDINANCES, ETC. BCAVENGEL WORK. ‘The ordinance on seavenging, referred to the Law Department for smendment, was next red by the Clerk. The principal nlteration waz the Imposing of a liccnse feo of $25 por annum on all seavengers. A violatiou of the ordinnuce was to be punished by o penalty of $50 oud re- vocation of Meense, Ald. Rawlegh moved the passage of tho ordi- nan Al, Bweency saw o good many defeets n the ordinanee, sud moved to have it lajd over and published. Ald. Throop hoped this would not ho done. We were now withuut Jaw e the subject, and it was neeessary somn regulations should be speedily odopte X After nome discnssion, the ordinance was laid over uud published, < THE CITY GOLLEGTOR, "Ald. Rosentierg Introduced the following or- Alnanc SeerioN 1, There shall be appointed by th Mayor of the Cily of Chilcngo, wib Plllu‘nulpgu);ml‘ of the City Conncll, a City Collector, Sre, "2, The aald Collector shall oxecate all rpeclal uwiewsnents and otlier worrania which by Taw nd the ordinances of said city may be oxes wutad by siich ity Colleetor, and shall pertorm all duties Which are now or may horeafier by [me poredgnpon ot requited of such oflicers by law or the vrdinances of said city, $ “Whe Cit lector aliall anch and every day puy over to the City Treaurer ol moneya coj Tected by snid Collectos from any sonrce whatever, tuking snch Treativer’s recelpl thorefor, which recelpt he shall Immedintely fils with ‘the ity Comptroller; but the City Cumptroller shali at the waine Hime, or on demnnd, pive sich City Collector a copy OF uny neh recerpl wo Bled, Bra, 4. The tity Collector shall ot Jeast ance_on each week ke a report in writing to the City Camptroller of wil meneyw collected by him, aud Clig neeount whereon colfected, 8re. b 1t shall be the duty of the Clty Collector, under and aubject to the supervielon of the City Comptrofler, 10 K clo buoke wnid uccounts, whicn shnll show ull recelpts and mimeys received by such Collector, uml other matters pertalning to hiw oflice,” such bonks und accounts o by keptin & cleaey int te, und methodical wanner, Nec, 0, 'The City Callectar shall hold hle ofice natil e wecond Tuexday tn the month of May nexe suceeeding bin olection, und until his succeaxor whiall he appomied and qualifed, Fhe alury of wund Coltector shall bu & suin not escecding §2,500 per annum, Ske, 7, This ordinance shall tuke cffect and be 112 foree trom amd after M passag TUH SPECIAL PUNDS, Al Gilbert olfered the tollowing: That the City Comptrotles report o the nest meetlng of thiw Counell the present condition of ol epeclul fainds, the nsmes “of all special fands, the smonnts that each should contamn, how much, 0any, wu thu deticat of each of suid funds on the Int d-{ of May lust passed, und the reasons, why the wuld funds, vrany of thew, wera used fur Other thay (e prescribed purpuses, Ald. McCrea stated that the Information re- quired would be very dillieult to btagn, and would vecupy the whole staif of the Comp- troller's otlice w week, The resvlution wod referred to the Fluance Coutimittee, MISCELLANLEOUS, NOSIINATIONS, The Clerk read w comuunication from his Ionor the Mayor, to the effect that Charles A, Qitlesple had tendered his resizuation of the office of City Bealer, wnd appotnting Fred, Benzinger to the vacant office. Keterred to Committen on Markets, : Also several communieations from the Mayor, appointivg Lorenzo Dow Cleveland Inspector of Buildings, in place of M. B, Bailey reslgued § ap- poluting Heury Yuuker as City Weiglier at No. 0995 Archer uvenue, and appuinting Adam Gra- ham as Welgher at the hoy-stand on Seaver street, 0 place of Miles Kehoe, whose term had expired. Referred 1o the Comnittee on Marketa, NUN-TAX-PATING ALDERMEN, The foltowing communleation was read from the City Comptroller: GeNTLEMEN: lnresponss to an order of your honarable bidy, |vubinit hierewith a It of nanmce of members of thu City Councll against'whom Ahiere uppear upon the haoks lu uy possession unpaid tuzes, Also o of thuse members who arguhown by the booka o have pald thelr cit taxes wluco the date of the city election held April 18, 1876, Through the courtesy of William lioye, Deputy Treasurer of Cook County, 1 Lave been granted acevsn to the personal-property (3K-ware ranty for 1875, bul for the real eatate delinquents, havlng no kuowledge of the property owned by tho fudividuat members of ypur honorably body, and the asscasment rolls showlng comparutive,y fow of the prosent rigbtfal owaers of real proerty, 1do wot deel Justlied 1 attemptlog to report upon the resl ostate, uu&tlnx a0 far an actually knawn through rnynmn mada in thia ofce. Hespectful- 1y subinlited, 4 A nweLt, Comptrofler, Clty taxes pald by members of the City Council ninea April TH, 1871 Lersonal Property=William Aldrich, J, Baum- gnlleny J. Borer, 8. Cleveland, IHenry Karber, ) avid Miirphy, Feank Nieaen, J. O'Brien, . T, Tiswleigh, M. Bh n, A. Il Smith, E, Sommer, W, Btownrl, J. L. Thompon, J. 3. Van Osel, "+ Bto a. K. White, Jleal Eslate - M, Sheriian, 8, E. Cloveland. Membcers of tho Cliy Council ngainat whom tha City Collector's tax-warranis ehow city taxes une paid for the years 1873 and 1874 TERSONAL PROPENTY. Luldq[ng, Prod (704 alated strect), ta Tihues $ 3.00 2,70 treet), tax 08, 00 White, ticorge E. 4 Mreet), tax of 1874 . 108,00 1E. 3 Clevaland, 8, F..tax. rriificate agnlnat Lot tit, Ilock du, , T i NI 1% E., for woter {ax and special I ment No, 2,07 7.00 Caonli Ve o The eommunicatlon, which gav Jittle morrliment and some symptoms of uneasi- ness lest (4 ahonld b Tald over sud pubdlshed, Wwas recelved nud placed on file, A communleation wae read from the fas In- nrcctnr reporting that the test-lamp at Engine- House No, 225 Mivhignn street had not been lighted and extinguislied 1n accordange with the new time-table. ” Referred to Cowmittee on I The officlat bond of FA Laurolhie, Assistant City \Vclfizller, wos approved, A petition from citlzens protesting agalust the npzmlulmr:m of Lawrence] Meyerhopper Asslate ant Welgher at thn carner of Market sircat apid A);l‘h"rn\'clmn was referred to the Commiltee on 8, ha resolution of Ald, Rawlelgh, making a de- mand 6n tho pas eompaniea for & redactlon fo 81,60 per 1,000, andl, in eara of refusal, to nhro- tata the conlracts and adverllse for proposals to ght the city with gas, came up, and was referred tothe Uommittes on Gan, A petitlon wan rewd from Jamer . Glles in re- £ard to hls patent pavement, and ealling attention 10 his propusition to pave the intersection of. La- Bulle ond Washington strectr for o trlsl of the same. Iteferred {o the Commitiee on Stroets and Alleys of tho Buuth Division, '"l" xnouan, o recess wus taken untll holf-past 7 o'cluck. RAILROADS. THR CHICAGO, MILIINGTON & WRSTERN. ‘The Councll resumed again at half-past A, McCrea was elected Chatrman {n theab- sence of the Mayor, The Committes an 8trects and Alloys re- ported regarding the Chieago, Millhigton & Western Rallway, smd recommending that the Compsny be allowed the right of way on Twenty-sixth street. It was sccompanied by ou opinion from the Corporatlon Counsel, sug- gestlng an amendment o the effeet Lhat the railway be required to grule, pave, and keep n order the ratd stract under the dircetion of the Board of Public Works. Ald, Throop thought it o sfugular amend- ment to require s sicain rallway com- rnuy to pave a street, Ha hald * nover ieard of such n thing. A read would frequently need repairs ond ballasting, and it would hie difficult to pave it between the trucks, Several citizens, among them Mr, Tut- hill King, had entered a remonstrance against allowlng the rawd to run past their Jund, us it injured their property, Ald. Thompsonsald that any man objecting could apply for a legal remudy. Ald. Sweeney thought the question should be rnszp(mcd I Justice to those who had objeeted v the road, A motion to postpone for two weeks was loat, Ald. Tlroop safd that the compuny had ob- ialned the consent of the property-holders in Lawndale, representing 0,000 feet ont of 12,000 feot, along the proposed route, \ A, Culierton thought the ordinsnco was de- fectdve, The rond wan called a narrow-gauge roed, and yet the urdinance stated that the road would consicct with the Canada Southern, n brond-gange rond.. If the ordinance meant anything, It meaut that the city gave s franchise (o the road from (he suburbs to the centre of the city, and that was all. 1fe could not support the ordinance in jis present shape.. Ald. Bheridan explained that a narrow-pange rond could ba casily madue to connect with o broad- rouge Ly loying a third rall, e moved to amend y Inserting **narrow-gauge'" everywhiere in tie ordinance before ** railroad,™ Alll, Throop epoke of the advantage of the line to the lumber intorests in the !uulllweu‘ernx]mrl of the city, citing the caso of the Clllcyv. Burlington & Quincy Road. on T'wenty-seconl street, which had no lesa than forty slde-tracks, and was a great accommodativn to the lumber-dealers of that dis- trict. Ald, Lawler thoucht that Ald. Throop was dl- rectly intercated in the road, "Ald, “Throop roso to a question of privilege, and atated that he hndn't a cent's worth ot Interest in nn}‘- corporatfon, either railrond, guu, or any other, 1d. White consldered the franchixe here nsked to ho the Ligeest fraud crer fntroduccd Into any Council of which e had ever baen s momber, The city's Interests were not ndequately protected. No- hody know whore the_raud was going to run. o wotild offer un_mncndment to the effect that the roud bulld one visdnct 8 year when roquested by the City of Chlcag: The pravious qucation waa called on Ald, White's amendment, which hie changed to a substitute for the whals of 8cc. 4 of the ordinance, but tho Chair ruled the substitute out of order, d, Sherldan’s amendment was ndopted, Ald. ierer, O'Brlen, Suith, White, and Boser vating in the negative. . ‘I amendsient of Ald, Thompeon wau carried, Ald, Cullerton, Kerber, O'Bricn, Lawler, White, Baumgarten, and lloacrnppunlllfi. The ordInance Wus then paused by a vote of 21 to 8, s follows: Year—Dallard, Rosenberg, Aldrich, Thompson, Gilbort, Bherlday, Lodding, Tarnow, Beidler, Van Ondel, Biith, Throop, Mcires, Hawloigh, Cleve- lnlldd.&:'l‘l‘cnlcr, Ityun, Nlesen, Waldo, Linscnbarth, and Kir ANays—Cullerton, Xerber, O'lirien, Lawler, White, Baumgarten, Swoeney, and Boser—¥, CHICAGO AND EVANSTON. Ald, Waldo introduced an order calling on the Roard of Pullic Works to Investignte the condition of Southport avenue, which ia traversed Ly u cer- tain railrosd, causing an interruption to travel, The order wae passed. Ald, White Introduced an amendment to See, § of the Cltleago & Millington Xailroad Company ar- dlnunce, providing that the Company shall bistld a vinduct cich year, when wo ordercd by the Counctl. The smendioent was pasded. COMMITTEE REPORTS. LOARD OF EDUCATION. The Commiftice on Judidary, to whom was re- ferred the resolution of the Board of Education asking that on investization bo had by the Councll, for the purpose of proving the truth or fulsity of the statements feontained in the ananymous communications which were resd ln the Councll referring to the character of sume of the metnbers of the Board, huving had the same under consideration, reported ss follows: Thal they have curefully examined the commi- nications, und are of oplnlon that the charges und statements which they contain are so general and indefinile that your Commitiee are unable tw per- colve the necewslty or propricty of an Investiza. tion, There are, to be wire rellections upon the character of suino membars of the Hoard for hou- ety and ability, aud upon the purposes for which they hold und adwintster thelr ofiice "Iess matters can bonlly be investigated by & Committes of the Council, “The only clisrge atall weliic which the papers contoin 1s that there | “)lln.‘b“ This churge cannot be proved or dis. proved by any of the weans which ‘the Council is at liberty 10 use. 11 the charge is taken to mean that & consplracy haa been formed for an llllrmp:r narpose, it I8 wvident that the courls ara the proper places for theinvestigation, If it fu only intended to charge that intrigue hav been needtooffect certain objects, there might aud probably would bie divagreement in the Councll and elsewhers upon the' whetlier those objects are worthy or unwo It ta evident that ‘sny fuvestigation bas those pan hy. d "upon would involve the churacter B"H"m. cmen referred-to {or competency, s well ne urpose, and un fuquir; (“,m‘:nl of the schools {n clte political, religlon vrejudices, awd dnvolve the leacliere and porhups ‘llu echolara in o uselces and In\nropnrmn(rnunx. “I'he writer of one of the l:npun.unnrn now be called upon to vibstantiste his atutewents, sud the wriler of the other is wtill unknowa, Your Commiltes bLelleves that an attempt to make the investigntion requested would uot ouly be futile, but in every view undesieable, Vindiestion frum charges so fodefinite snd in. tangilje wust be soughit Bot from au fove ;‘nllnu by a comniites, bat from general veputution among assosiates aud uelghburs sud an establishied clisracter. The report was ordered to be lald over and published, HEDUCTION OF SALARIES, The Cammittee un Judiclary, to whom had been referved & resolution for a reduction of employes aud of salarles in tho various depart- ments of the city, reported. ‘The resolution, al- ready published, wus adopted, Tho report of the sawne Committee, favorable to the cmploy- ment of My. Tuley as Attornoy for tho city In the case of Rumsey va. the City in the Supremo Cuurt of 1Ninols, was coneurred {n, ‘The Committee on Judiclury, to whown had been referred the matter of the reduction of saluries and cxpenses in the City Law Depart- ment, reported us follows: Your Comnmittes on Judicisry, to whom was ro- ferzed the watter of salar d expenses lo the Gty Law Dopartment, reap y report that fn their opiniou the sulary of the Corporation Coub- sol should not be reduced, for the almple reason that the present occupaut of the oflice b encral rfltlkll from which his remuneration was fuuer thsn 1o sulary now psid h{)llu elty. The walury of the Cily Attorney cannot be reduced, uor r_yeare aud na ‘metlils ever 1876. 3 18 hie suhject ta ramoval by the Mayar, oppottunity for reduction” In expens {8 by reducing the number and di compensation of the as-istants and cl ienre of the department far s 064 per_armume, including the prove.. ney helonging 1o the department, Your Commitie are of aplnton that a eeduction of 20 per cent {a s lnrgo znnnulfllfnmlpmp"‘ylm mnde, They, thercfore, snbmit the following order, aml recomond that It be adopted by the Connell s Orilered, That the chief oficer of the Law De- partment be, and hie I horby, Instructed to reduce the expenscs uf the Law Department of the cliy 20 pur cent, and that th reduction be cifected by d Iminiehiing the number of arxiatants and clerks or by rednctlon of aalarien ami compensation, or hoth, o hiw discretion. The report was ordered to be lald over aud mublished, The Committee to whom hail bren referred the matter of obtaining a list of tox-tigl reported fn favor of obtaining such list. report was adopted. hie ON_TiLR. The Committes on Fire and Water, to whom was refecred the resolution of All Sommer re- ding & reductlon of the pay of pipemen aml atokera, repurted I favar of placing o Gle, Con- curred in. The Committes ta whom hiad heen referred the qnarterly report of the Fire Departmcut reporiol In favor of purchusing three steamees, Vlaced on file, The samo Commiltee reporied in favor of com- pelling eltizons o eonply with the Bojlding ordi- nnuce, Concarred in, The Commitice an Streets and Alleys reporter (n favor nf annnlling the contract of N, P Telehart for vaving Calumct avenue, and the report way concurred . ATATE RTHERT. The ordinance, already puliished, referring (o the paving of Sinte atreet, hetween Jackeon strect and flarmon eourt, was reported bac Commities on Streels aud Alloys, an auma Il:flflh. The ordiuance wan passed, aftar being amended naas to provide for the use of cednr poxts ot the internection of State with the croes xire alra providing that the hid of McRean & ( tractors for the work, should be the low thmt the _eantractors agree o wait. for pay e paving the intersections nntll the city 'is uble to oy for the work, TOWNREND STHRET. The Committee on Streats and Alleys of the Nourth Division n']mrlc’l tn favor of the ordinance for paving and geading Townrend street, ‘T'he re- part was concurrod in und the ordinance pnssed aftar helng amented 20 as to provide thut Messrs, Harrlngton & Co. be the loweat biddess, that the intersections be d with cedar blocks, and thut the contractors he Inatrueted to wait for their pay for paving the Interacetlions until the city Is abls to pay fur it, THR COMMITTER ON FINANCE, to whom hsd heen referred resolutions of Ald, Lowler, Sheridan, nnd Sweency, reznrding th payment of city vinployes, reporied that they ha. canferred with 1he Compiroller, and e had stated {hut such employes were beinge paid e 1u|>ldly an the atate of fnanices woald p@mit. Placed on'tile, The same Committee reported approving the bond of Frank Wigner, City Welgher, Meferred, TIE COURT-IIOUSE, WIAT THE CITY SIHOULD 1O, The rules were suspended to allow of the in- troduction of the foMowing report reluting to the new Court-louse: Your Committee on Pablic Buildinze, to whom wna referred resolutions in regard to " CityHall, withy inetructions to arranze and recommend a conformnble fou contract now existing between the city and county, huving had (he sume under advisenient, respect fully report: 'That they have had a conference with the Connty Commireioners, and ilud that they are progressing with their holf of the building in nccordance with a denlgn prepared by Jamen J. Jpun, architect, ‘'he Commissloners Inelst thata Jowt Committee of the eity nnd county sdopted the design, und that It was approved by the Board of Pulblic Workw, aud alau by the Mayor of the clty, ond therefore 'y sumed that thoy had & proper right procee ther halfof the Lullding. We hnve exnmined the plan, and recommend the sdoption by the city of the gencral exterior designy with the exception of thu dowie. ‘Thin s Jocated In the centre of the block, dividing the court between the city and connty bulldings futo two equal parts, ‘I'he dome hus an extraordinary altitude, being 36t feet bigh, with walls 10 fect thick. 1t fn the opin- fon of your Committee that (L wonld cost three- fourths of a milllon of dollars, und would add noth- ing to the beauty or uscfn of the general deslgn, We hnve ulvo cxnmined the plans sketched by Mr, Epan for the interior nrranzement of the ~City-Iull, prepared st -the re- quest of (b Clty Councll. We rocommend that theee lans be pinced I clrge of the Board of Public Worke, aud tlat they In- vito the heads of the zevern) departments thai will require rooma-In the bullding to examine and criticlao the plans, aud that they keep a record of the suggestions wiade by the several chief of de- RFtments, ko that the plans may be made as pere ‘ect nn powsible 10 moet their severil reaalrements, Your Cummitice would also report that they in- uired of the County Commwstoners, in view of the financial embarrasement of the city, whether it would be tholr plensure, and practicable for tha county fo furnish the ‘money to build = the entire building, aud upon its completion leuns the west half thereof 1o the city for City. iall purposes, fthe remt to be fixed at 7 ner ceut on the full cost of sald west half of the building, fucluding Interest on money Invested dutlng the progress of the work, the city 16 have the rlght ta purchago the City-Hail portion of the ndlafe s tmo by pyTug to (i county the costof the bullding paid for by thew, The County Comminsioncrs umnimously” coueented to such areangement if found fegally pricticable, andawail unly o reguest from the cfty to make auch a con- tract with them. We recoimend the paseage of the following resolution: Lesolved, That the Mnyor appoint & committeo of three permons, includiig the Corporation Coun- wel, to confer with tho County Huard of Commis- nioners, with instructions “proposing thut the County'Board provide the funda weceseiry 1o build fho weet half of the County Bufldine armnged for thie peponcs of & City-all, sald Committee in cons ference with sald_ Tonrd {6 frame a contract Dee tween the partlies to bulld jointly a public huilding on Buck i), Ol Pown of Chiciga, Conditioned: Firet—The counly to provide all the money necersary to compleio the building, [~Tho city 1o Teane the weat-half of the bullding, with o slipulution to pay the entire cost of wame within ten years, the rent (o b fixed ot 7 per cent un the cost, “Third—The city to recelve and accept propogaly for the wext half of sald Lullding, the county to excrcise such autharity In the examination of the proposuls ns may bo deenied equitable hetween the city and connty, The city, apreelng to buy the bullaing at it4 cost, ahould control all proposals of oxpendfture. The clty and county to' nzree upon the kind and quality of the materials to be waed in the conatruction of the building. the Committee to report ut the next regalar mceting of the Clty Councii. ‘The repart Jaid over under the rules, Ou niotion, the Coundll then adjourned to Thursday evening. . ———— PHILADELPHIA. PinLapeLrma, Pa, Aug, 21.~The weather Leing cool and clear to-duy, there s a fnirut- tendance ot the Exposition, Everybody {8 pleased with the resnlt of the helf-rate experiment Inst Saturday, and hope ity be repeated often. Even the old fupgy Commissloners scem to look upon it with favor oW ‘e total number of aidmissions oo Saturday was 59,910, of which all hut 7,500 were eashi, ‘The totul recelpts were $13,575, G MINCE RELIADLE New Urleans, tlou, Wikl G 1y o work Hy v wihifch would [rawer 423, § =3 Oileans, L. AID POl CAST-0FF CLOTILING, M gy of iy K1, Bk SiAteoat 10d by sendl Bv HUGE AND Co Tod by cantpact warranted, examined free, A. UAKLEY, 18 Lvom 3. REDITORS® Fdward 11, DI XTEUMINA. Artlclesold, [fuusca Enat Waalilugtonst . [ uestay A, ¢ 10 €asining l;‘llli.‘(flll AND URIENTAL M g Toutlet for beautllyfug the fu il ljgura, wollesblug, for hullea of ull uies, vento tha public, The wmost v HuWD OF Used. Mot and lustructiune, Dr. Fou".\lml*rlm Luby, 8 woeks oldy buys ofif OF THE aloping the Neser beturg fcu fALR Al FINE, MRALTIY wa Catholic faully voly, PHOTdRARE OFKIATOL Wi THOTITATLY undorstaids the buslicss, wanted, to_take chargy ot » gullery dotui Pl uerelal plutographle Address, stuting salary demanded, ** CAMEIRA 2, % Clicago. Bt deulred, operotur va tuke nlerest LI GATRT e sgen! Fifty ol oy Fr U ABBEY, B L 82 ubject. &'A. TAYL, \\ ED=T0 BUY—CIAALLS BRTCUlary, _Address 7 7, TrbUGG ol '“ru TEUSTO BYY, KUK CA sorted lut of clocks. diles: 8, RANBOM, 3 tocond Carond ‘VAhThD-\HDS FOIk CARPENTENR rlck, "'""c' W Clark-de, WORK, bulhding 20 feck oo™ 13, 71 sud stone, tu vehcer L. GARKOLL, Arclitect, WA TED=TO LEASE-A r‘x:u 20 acres; ty pricd, Joo meats. Address P24, '&Ihunvulur \v‘A. ED=A SECOND-NAXD BITTING DE: for uBice; Must Us cheap. Apply atalore v J{au: MOF 10 T0 B B & E £ < B N J. MELCHERT, W Aachines soll ou wonthly puyme rented ged, snd repabiod. J=4 MACHINES, LATE IMPROVED, A BT {in Ouee TGRS RO '],'0'1‘ sn;.a—lu"T. B BOYD, NOON 14, 145 MAD: Lo s Iwant an offer on 2-atary and hasemant oclagnn : Toweine, 2 stary brick baras i h hauser 1t 27x) ear Lincoing thie wiil o with hiuee, on Fhory necond-sn. wellinga and loix, on Onl L il earhorn-sta. : witl e pold very fow. {167 01 HNE OF S1X 5810y 304 Lasenient oc. brlck dwellfogs, anid iote, sonth fronts, on Uiy ialoneat., betwe Antor; will sell fow, or will rwle 7 gt £ = o awelitng want a tagon-front senant n Adnins d np for s oon 2-story sad | N o Girven et horise I8 1 1. ; vim cnttage, Jol aud Larn, cornes Taytor ires aia, 3 A tut, snd barn, on rooin Aweliing, T . and Cleero-coitt, new linek house, and lot 25xi%, on nd Califurnia 900 duwa, bul, very Iarent, e, G u Tn), eart front, on Walashi-ay., belsuen etirat and Thir(y-secoid-ate., Laro, &2 ¢ this 18 nty u great bargain: pioperty tlear, ' T.H.BOYD, 1), crertal eat bty oo 14, 148 Madisva- AP'=OIL TO EXC G- HRICK I SALE T GITAS Nt | Diciston. Tt te, gt | Tt worys €540, WALLER it £ I GMNEIDALE AND AV oukes and fot# foF wale an fefine t Rult LEZ£100 WILLIUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT, T.agran Fo drankards ne Juafere need aply. TWANIED-3 MokE Tanorers fur Mic » D BALE=DIC RENT=A ~ NICELT-FULNISIT Jovwen, tiouse of ten roomns, containing modern iuprove: | g ¢q, nd Alt: i ront, snd_de = “msn:n—c.\.\wnhnmu AND [ATMe, chean fewe 3 undrid other naw free. C. M. LININ \.‘YA.\ “Frndes. EN=AT ONCE~FIVE GOOD akeras Meady il ment glven, midnation Lock Company, 1§ s M KIS 0N TBHOE: i T-CLASS "~ CARRIAGE BLACH: ADpiy At 72 Jackmdn at. IE BOTTOM AT NOOT AND 497 kast Division. s PLUMBER AT JA i niing Works, 4214 Eouth 11als ortleths ong sceistomed o lron work pi TED-8 FI1 inquire at ured for $2, v . Tainty & harkain; 1€ wil ‘1ot for 310 \WANTEO=E - Gani TATLOIL WOSTLY FOlt Ktee . conm cottage amt 10t on Prafrie-av., |-Infnemation. ol s 15 Car AR D witin e & o TWrEyDICh and THirly-aLxthcets, | Tetier, wi b Lo vaet ot s u 1t Agencies, 0 ILATLIOAD LAROR L Ris -iay s fre e fare. authwert arner Linko FORR BUILDING ¥ AR 8350 wr weeks 8180 Tar, jiri il Trve fare.” 360" buutlh STREET MEN nell camipolgn Ladies, photor Y. Lhe boRs gissa-cutter, da I(l)! faat-selling article: everymhere IJII clreulars 43 and 47 Jacksy e i Tty Catt s ezani s ANTED—COAT, MINENS—% COAL N e water, fine loci s L) 0d examilue, A s N 550 » MINEI Agent, southeast forner Munroe and E‘ll l“ll’l «et work st Minonk 1. ‘nculfll. at '1‘34 Flli% TED_FIV] FOR UN- Jootisa i AGENTS F ane bloek from derot, st ¢, 7 milies from veciipled tervitury (bouth Chleazu; $15 u\'fllmrfii monthiy; chicapeat property Florence O} Stoves, u?m‘: i nyfll!::,'fil,lll‘h:?"rl'l'!g: In market, and shown free ALMIFACE free: 10-centiraln | $£300 Lo §1,5)0 (snd expenses) per month, Only & few wiready om. _JiA BIOWS. 182 LaSalie-it., Junind. _ | hundred dollars enplial seautyed, "Cal from 3 to o JOIt SALE=$100-815 DOWN AND #5 MONTHI PN, jpuperintendent af axencies O aet 1 i the et Florence & AMaclilne Compan, BT LtGuuces ity ricl, Tolling 1aud, s comsandin \V ANTED = ANY PEitSON CAS an A cliarming view of the_eurrounding auburh: ‘month relling our etter -copylog b inruvcineaty ttle perfect. Warsauty deed and that, Laa lotiny oy write wil bag e & ey ATy o daily Lindia: tare i conte. Chesperl Ttk yieiaity. und ahown - free. 8 Washington-st., oom 2. used, sen UFACTUKING Ci cago. EXCELSIOIR MAN- iPANY, 17 Tribune liutiding, Ll amp Tor cliculnr; BALFE-20 LOTS AT HINSDALE:D PAIL A oo, Vniance ou”tine; inust be wald. T 50, Tril e otie CHEADP—-3 ACRES IN S8ECTION of sitxteenth st and liyman-u¥, chie uean offer. DAVISUN & WELC] ¥ .. Toum Jrol saLE-g1m. OWS AND §5 M Luys o heauiif; XiT2At Giencoe, cagu's tiost Jak T first-class impmveine; CHAMLES MILLEL, &3 Fres fare i s irol Waahi iizton t Jrok saLE-oi £xC gl with celinr, well, € venr selivol, ‘sore, OR10N CULVER, 16 ToUn fAL E~FINE 1. fart of B0 scren. s rom Court. 3 mile from Willow Spriugs Statlon, on Alton & Lzallroad, Couk County, JIL Luris framed dwelling, 11 Tuolis, stoud foundution: 0K W 11enced und cioaefenced: ot uf timoer ok molt, Wil take haif clear rea estate, This £ Value aud & bargaln, acre—a nive and Well-improved farm of 100 tnfies sutith of Nuble station, In Rickland Gonn- Rood orcliord, Lousc, and barnd, il i fsud. Ton firat-claw ehance fora. small farmer. T. ), Ttwiti 14, 140 M TO RENT- [0 REXT=CHEARAION, near Centre:at., by SCUT n acrim, i 11 Tnguire of 114 a1 110 State-st, \ i 10 engake per the Unlted s duriug tlie ‘ ! sharticielnuniversal demusnd, uid as g ¢ you w i3y Suuth Water: VW ARTBB=CAT 3TEN Wt good ad) r thy Ce souvenir of the Internattonsl Kxliibition, €O, Touin 2, 4 N : VA e Sohirs Susuiack aiats. Cobirn Matiufactur 15 Metropolitin Bloek, i VAXTED-F ).ukn.‘-ll.‘ ||ll£l Jut Lake-st., 0n Uniun § TOY WHO UN DEISTANDS TAKINO i warden to ko bo Evanaiou. Ad- ot B 000 THIAL WEWANT TOGIV] ) i Lt eal & CO,, Chicagu, 11, NTEG] 3 10 handie STy ua L Apuly at 262 N OF ABILITY ASD mate and profitahle bhisis W ‘ber ceat, MALE OR FEMALE, itennlal puct follu: & WALBL ABSEILS, a T & LOTIS, OMATIA, AND wpany, Hom M) M articie of bardware requl LT, A NEW w T8 d ln every fauily, AN T Tiuke himself genersily n and 10w, ul DIt SUMER'S ¢ llote). H=A GOON ROYVTODIGVE ALAUSDRY L 5354 Mu ¥ Turkish hth e 1 betwe and Pac ARASS:LOCK | A iy | UATIONS WANTED-JIALE, oA onickeniiery, Cericn, ot ATION WWANTED=R100 CAS(I WILY, T T 2 it By wAICh 1 oxe e AT cently miy wwife, child, snd aelf, FTave iad tour yoars i aokkeeper nivd correspaudint,” Cahiva rAs-clam ref@rences, “Any propwsition must atate flmxl e3¢ il malury, “Address G, L. SMITH, 1oz i ifice. i . ANTED-TY A YOUSG W Wilrevs, axceliont Toohtatlyy a4 Atore OF 1 Bny CAPACIY: Adlies SR Trades, ITCATION WANTED-DY AN RENGINEE D et andmilari, A BT the engines, bollste, and I]II'UIIR‘]I!’:;\I:'C'!“I’IKI(":‘ Conchimen, 'Tenmstors, atce SITUATION WANTED. ru of Lorach aul ta dn v fena )5, Tox 47, 1150 Parky ple o SUIUATION WANTED—BY ~MAN soher, sieady, well post o4 L frenal, el mteds guod Tefereuces. 0 the heat o e dress or call at 458 West Wy "l 1 ;""M“. Miscellnncauy, = {TUATION WANTED-DY A FINST-CLASS BAR. A tender (Scandinavian) as. Tt (Seandis 183) 83 suon a4 possible, Addr W QITUATH WANTE large experience in e Pleass un-st. D~ A Gl the rval e QITUATION A2 to do sn adiress 157 €At \Waalilnkton-si. Domesticn Renerul housework fhean 70 Uakeat, CITUATION WASTED-IY A AC Wi ¥ 7 3 o ecuuil work ur inetat foutenork nca pHvaG {pnily. CRT ab 190 baitl Puullia-ste, coraer of Val ¥ work by Ington-st. I TUATION WAN wral liousework, teenthest, GUALION WARTED-BY E: 71 10 do housew of children. ~ Lleue cal 131 Taromat JITUATION WANT! A scconil Work o gencral hiousework 1o & suall references If Fequired. Inquire roar 149 Weat QuuaTiow o West Kl “ sun-at., corner iyns JITUATIUN WA lr o private {a reeund work; gowd slven, Addrees X GIRL TO 110 GF Call Tucaday AC 251 West b WANTED—BY A COVTE ral housework fn w small 1 inily . THbune oftive, ‘I’ll:“] privato fumlly; oo otheranced “Doinestion. TANTED—A RITCHEN AXD SEQOND_GIRL: Grruun preferred for the Kitchen, st 570 Weat DWELLING ON ELLIR-AV, [ 5 Sodern Improvemente, with barfi: nearstcamand | \\7ANTEL=A DINING-HOOM aIitl. OXE WO liune-vara aid Drexel boulevay . ADply BLKT Mt uas sl experience preferind. Apply ut Gukloud ropulltan Block. House omer Fortieth-st. aud Coltage Grove-av. 4. 0 REN 0 INDIANA _AV.—HOUSE FORt Teut, nale, or exchaiige {or merchavdise, Inquire A Gf G. A TESSEL, 744 Wabash-ay, between 9 and 1 Rirl for gencral housework, TO RENT-ROOMS, + 3131l house norih of 10 TRNT-FINGLE Off N SUITE—COOL, ATRY, nicely furnisheid, well lighted frot rovwus; (ran- toom 3, 376 Stute-st. D 00N, WiTh To TENT-NICELY FULNISIIL] or without buard, Kingabniry Block, Itaudoipli-st., Cta j AL ltuom 3l A sear Clark, APy D 1300 Heligto: hical 1 . AWO DIOCKS ML OF Por NDOLPIBT., OF1 (LT -« Philosop! OSITI e unturnished roums, cous sc. nsekecping, Apply at Boom 10, HANDSOMELY-FURNISUED FRONT | |} Toum: best location In thie - city aid Juwest reat, at 101 Bauth Clark-st,, livom 11, “Y T 4 Al petent Protestant ginl 1 du g O GENEIAT uewr Uhlva iy Dearburn- T4 housework. ADply 8t £ Noril d o ‘VA.\'TIH COMPETENT Glibt, Couk cook, wasl, and irou; Scandinavian preforred, Beat of refereuces required, at s Weel Ausiiast. TAN for ki 18 Pratr OO0 G neral Housewor! av. WEDISTT OIRL private famliy, O RENT—STORLS, OFFICES, &c. Stores. [0 RENT-WHOLE QR PART OF FIRST FLOOT wouthens: corncr of Mourtou aud Markut-sts, i 3 feets aplendid light, Apply un premises, 10 RENT=ELEGAX ESIOOM (20X45 FEET), second Hour, and #tudios, on tourih 4 Qfth foors of P bulldin; ¢ EOULhwest corner te and Mlonroc-ats, k. 5. PIKE, Tlootn 10, s, from i1t A ‘would rent or huy 1 care Carrle W ARTED: busine ple-rouia. Ads T=DY TWO GENTLEMEN, & ned room. Address, with terms, N 4 urdays, o lorsca wanted, QR BALE=OE S0VCR L) al Phactons to (ALY 1. GE i oben Lingiles aul two sevondshns ‘pay ndvulICes: MUAL be SOl AL sowme price i Week, Ten loraes it for all use: warranted sond whd one weeks tifal glven, Two second hand rockaways, ax four phactons, nearly newi two p uggica, made b Conu’ & TenDioeke, ma gowl oe newi une Jom, one wdoyrinie top” by, e by e wages pald,_Cuil a1 BAKEL s, Tl “umuu—fcnon “,"AM' T Wost Madison:| o 4 Ap) Fiftheav. “'.':.‘.‘TI’ID—H\' A FAMILY WHO AIRE ROARDI W pexigron \‘Yl:‘?"'fl‘ TO DO GENENAL HOUSE: \V‘A.\ FD—A Gin, '\mr:.‘lnqulrn LU Erocery store, 300 Btale-st. 507 WA TED— 15 T-CL, for & Lotel {1 the J ANTED=A COSIPET 1 GEIBIAN OR BCAS 1o ying 0du generul housework, wiliaiun kel Lo du geutrul houseworl ppiyat S DINIRG-ROOM GINLS Cuil _varly, gy, Tivuscwork, _Apply at TANTED=A G Housewark X SMALL FAMILY TO DO CIRCKiicb DEE LTAE NTED=-FOI “A BOARDIRG-HOUSK, girla; Brat aud sécond wotke Apply et 204 V'O!nxf{ Inzion NG-TTALL, 239 ik-rooin §lr, w0 enmetresses, ANTED=AN OPE| N mechiue. MORN EATOR ON ¥ TUAL & SCHULHAL Nuraces German WFCglL; relvrances Tegul A 61Kl A8 NUGSE, AND 70 DO coud work. Apply Mouday at 2dd bu- Lighi Eaunaressev. Lmploymene Agencicn. T IN-GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAY wirls for private famflica, hatels, and luundrics oty ouil couutey, at Ms, DUSK filaukee:s Jin sl laneony, frhrtd TANTED-—SIX WOMEN To FINISH RKNIT Eracery W s Band sowers only will anl. " Address @, [ Tie day or w ribuiie ol elieap. Money ady: t o y blure you buy., ts ot exchange, . O B 350 CASH FOIE A~ EREOND-ITAR D husket pliacton and liarnews that cost $avw, - Call from 6 i Lo Fultonst, BAVE FORBALE R FISk SATE, By, AND 158 first-claa gentienian’s road butht; cun 110t fuat, and Is Worth dder by BEIVer, of New Yoo Taf, Ak ot 523, B8 £ it S laat fnll; WL well the wh T 10 £7:m oy gentieman deslring o Bucdrivine g che. Wil T s bargalti s thie 18 6o professlunal horseinas riiscment, but hurve, &c., 18 8ol by the awner b i Waa Ioney ¢ 1 Cust UVET $1,00000E Y CRF U 1 LEGALLY OBTAINEI Tor Miguiupat DAY i wEbvT Causes, for reshivite Oruuy niale, AflaviUsitieaL proof, ufier du- ht MONTGOMERY, Kooy, 102 Washiogtou- | Chileig AVORCES T, LU uf Y AND QUIETLY ONTAINED d Tervilury fof hicompatibility, ¢ atier decrees 12 yua Dartorneat, LY OUTAINED FOIE Divonck: AT wLILiiLy, oic., TOF resldenta vt uny State, 1 sutfcient proofy v chargs uniens suceesdful” best ity eu. 1.5, MARY toui 5,85 Waalilngivisls MUSTCA L. SPLENDID NEW CHICKERING 5QUARR GRAND Pluiiiurie, patent doablo-bearlog KEraits thrvugh ONL, Very T (unie, Tusewoud cabe, fOUF round e3tra woldlug, madsive aud vlegany carved Jege i truleat List price, £00; To MAWTIN, ORI, 2Ub-Dust, OCLAVE CUBjIeT, Ll wlth gL pipes, curvings, eie.; iist prls fur 1ead Uhan WRIE price: would shswer [oF 8 s rhall, L. T, ML St Gr = WILL BUY A BECOND-WARD PIANO 1N 5?;7‘) D-H] PIARGTIN + wil R i urder, sulluble 108 lewrier, B, 5, M LN, U Slaleat, N 3 WILL WUV A NEW 703 OCTAVE VIANG: 5\15)0 T agratte Buil el Tt BhITONS: vients, B b MALCEN, 154 Brate-at. MACHINERY, SOIBATIOUR TONTLAT, STERN oTE. 1 | 3 .6 d ok tnelading ol | A putp. Can 3 ', SECOND-HAND, IN clicip. Purtauly engihes, ps, wtc., by FIELDIOUSE, turers OF weuuglis un- I fron &'“‘ and A‘fl T o S (Taten RS B menut fron aivan, get, aud Water pipe, coruee Caoal and T CLAIRVOYANTSH, Jrolt A suour Tk ADAME Tutc ot ew York City, Ifu seveat dau with @ caul, uid the great hviug clahy What busiiess you ars Best adapted for, a your whololite.” Foretells apeedy sud haghy mar, e san aecrete for Auccesa §i 8l b Iiigs. Victoria 1ouss, No. 53 Baci maucal, Maad depot. ’ T 8ALE -A ' saloon und Enrape, _Inqul BOARDING AND IS 31 Aitkypetin Board, ¥510 87 per week, Cominutation tickets, §4. 7(; lFABT VAN Witk us of plano DR MICHIGAN 38 MICHIGA Gr separate, ul muderute rat il 108 LS o Uil oard " EVADA HOTEL, tructive yuuig 1ady, —Addre: i‘{f e, A li]fif stored 10 fre-prov!. warehouse 160 West Moarog-at, 1 AMyuey slvauced Lo o0 stivuni; lowvsl clerges, fuveatiy A LAUGE PLANING: uildliggs koo, nd tiachingty, o ¢i Bt il 1s 1 of the v 0o dy an writh stull and have o lisndsotne (Buikd & fire and go by BMANT 41 §1,0X8), ¢AN ore than e nunthes 18t sure iuing. 14, foretion. MAN, it Tt Mok Cullut o Beat NEHATL WITH A purticadn pussemiion luuk It oi delity 10 the busipesa; good chance, ooy “PAYING CIGA] ! wore £ 1) DO 0N ke der el WYLL, 122 bunth Water-at, ASETRALOON, KO 44 ProimIEIos ot o L AN WY, (EANT 1O, CoMMUNICATE WITIT A MAN A0 fias fromm 35,000 10 €10,6%) cash which ho 13 willing wherd his proats and yeenrity will o entirely factoryi Du LTukens need anewer; 1nat of refer- wivon and rrqulied, Address Q 19, Tribuug onice, () By sTock ROCERIES AND Fike ures worh $R; Eood Teasun Tur slling} trade, Address W 60, Tribune bl (0 BV HALE INTERE ol) biiainons pay Ik $3 IN A GENTERL monthly. 70 Lue LODGING, “Routh Nide, EAST WASHINGTON:ET.—N EXOLIST lionse, well fo i, vaceilent nu T, NEAR “BTATES \garit for Judies ur gy R cuen, B4 L €5 per week, 2 FURN KD it Faoins to rent, logethor o Reterencea required, ()O ROUTH STATE-ST.~THKER SINGLE RUOMS a1 $6 per week encliy 8160, sulte of [T Fouiig ST per week other runiis ot 4 and §4.80 per week, ll aMea A EABANT FURNISHED Tuline, Llcl'l e Wlth bow 6D front adte of pius: V.~PLE, r without “bourd, slbgl ¥ lroih 4o 87 et we, North Side. N-AY, — LARQE FI'ENISUED lu hartien; every cunyes HOdet. MG oo : Hotols, 48 AND 1M WABASIT-AV, —~HKoom, with hoard, §1.50 10 #3 perdsy; $4 1o $0 T weeki TO0IR :Ililm\l(l Lowrd, v, 73¢, sod $1 per Iee LADY LIVING ALUNE aut Teom tu reat with Houscicecpurs, GITUATION WANTED=A 1 R lucy, with oug child, would | ‘\:’(lhh sutiie quict and Chirist! family without ctifldren, T Nurses, ATION WANTED—DIX A YOUN SVt e TN . TouNG N CONFINE | Dol :En)::uflmmlnun, Fhiladeiphia, Address § B, Trivune ~BY A SWEDF meO TARR Wi Dt thoroushly understands by nfl::'um Address VA COACHMAN Wio Tloate Ad~ AN OF sinnagtineatof [03na i thisclty deitea s pouion wiih Flig Wages ot ho Inuch ma Objec ’ o object ms 8 WANTED=IY A MA] o kInd of work; city or I:UIIIINU']%‘ l‘,‘!ll‘lteg ITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. e AR L CALRS, SITUATIOY WANTEO~BY A BWEDE GIfiL FOI8 ;:e i private family. Call or ade 1TUATI ANTED=IIY A BWEDE FOIt GEN= Do all ji iy or aecoud 0N~ WANTED-IY WOMAN FTIST: i best ol 1 R AL Y s\ refercices given. Call w24 2ITL 5 WANTED-LADILS, Wit A Fecut nunther of kool Gerias s Heannasten 0 o R dtlonas o Bive rofereuces. 15 b0 DINTNG-ROUN Call 8¢ 146 West Washe KCTANLE or tako care UUNG GITIL, FOR : ¢1€r3 L0 present employers. BaY \Vty:llni‘lcll(‘: I=BY A GUOD GERMAN to do genernl tnusew & oe fiaulcr, and lroaery regerence TED-"TU DO PITST-CLARR SFG- PECTBLE WINOW o ke her hong people, where s nai the comforts nf would be given. Please call for two days wt 48 Boor, Reom 19, HEATHY ush inan female Kapbiied 30 M ior b emale help ean be QITUATIONS rat-class female well hyulu:nlf At 418 Vatashi-wv, Glrls wauting good i sltuations will do well I pplyd ¢, I SANDEN, 118 WahashegyelV 10k 8t thisoulce, "alis. LOST AND FoU oy .:““':\‘;l'ull SR T orwilNe 4 L Citiaso S 830 BFOYS property, ot oo ATS OLI. e rewarded by returne weat ut Cawpbell Losraf sy SAEaY c Finder wi g it tod. B. SMITL, b S e 1Tt ol "08T—0N NORTH Ot SOUTIL SIDE, G ‘warded by ame th Clark-at., ftoum 7. LD&T < BATURDAY NIGIT, watch, 1l Wil BORROWEI cont with the papers, will give & 10" a0 sl ; 100 Frank} i ssk na questions, under Ugden House. H~LADIES ~ REQUDI b of All naiionaiitice Wity comntry, porivr-se QITUATIONS WA NORWEGIAY, Sli’-'r'm'fi#" Benudin oAk e Voo . HALKAS ko UTUATIONS WANTED—F ANTLITS VANT OF $0. Seandinavian I IV maNTen JUV-FIETIL LAME ON Los —~IN COLI! (0TI, A BLACE sllk and woolen shawl.” ‘The flud v - BILVER LEVER ind lockct, between 1 and R“‘"‘ L. ‘Thirt; us ' o He 3y R OST—A $0 GREENRACK 17 Lo S A U X 14 14 | 3 & 1] Ard by returolog swme o A ket, Twens FTHE PERS D A roin 100 Fravkiin-st. will return tho samo ‘Tweniy-slxth-st., one brown boutail Cunsisn'pon: CMATe)] W130 1 BqUATE ONCR-bOZ. DUKKF, DOAY alie lack and’ runniug-grar ved: simost Oew: cominun hurnusa, eather old. "A lheral reward wiil bo paid for the same by TeLuruing to the abave aumber. QTOLEN=FROM TIE CORN S S0M TIE COINER OF yards of velvet aud one of 34 yanls URT] o i Tndiun: 81 L2 Fojlh Of eRepal. Do of 53 of Hrusscls stair 20, FROM JEGSE NEWGO0SIE, 203 carpet, Al perwonn are cautivned ageinst huying Lhe sause, A Jlueral reward will, bm pald 10 any person ro- turning th same (0 tie wove addreus, X0, Tribe e, un ot ST‘IL N Av., Monday morniny s HOLSE AND BUGGY FROM 201 LAKE- £, AUR. 211 chostaut- mare i veate i, it Betiy it Witte Tects In s poont Cler} wuATEIbX 10 Miteels, A boeal Toward i pateny AYED=0It BTOL luinp on the left side, D rewurded by rety A The rniug tic asine UP—A DAY MAKE Jight nine, dro i BLA il i ILANDS T N U l. have )P Froving proper; i) yIng b Avpy 1o MATITAS HAURT, T Morgmier ot xieuses ARD=STOLES FOM AURGITA, Ty e scrrel mare sbout 16 hatds high, whi Hght mane and tall, two ur ;hm white 1 pur fhr i 11Eahs 010 une top-bugey, o wquare bax, nearly newy single 83, Whip, and lnp~ T Al Tutoruiution’ sddrees 10 ROACIS & 30N, Alle oru, . Ar;\'w CESMA DIANMONIS, WATCIES, Londs, ete.,at LAUNDERS' privat 2 Quigh; S el fhuutine 3 i G K oAnSisad b DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, W X Soris; o SULGE Fod KECHTILY o ellate e S Jugney luatied 08 TutiILuIG. 151 Liandoly s 5, T ot i iproved ity propert proviuctive farnis, Sumy from §1,000 s W NF DeRFbTn A0 AT 5 aud . 7 [N ASB BOLIEEL A kA iy DK ' lnta of May and Feasaniola Utsvonats Co TUNNICLAEE. 155 Chr oty Rouvmn 2, 1 VANTE0.60, 6 Ot 30 YEARS, T TEI CENT L Interdan, uilon Hinproved tariis, wurth 10ur tiues o winount Addrvss 3459, Tritune Gtfive, ONEY TO LOAN IN 8UMS OF £10,000 T0 $25.~ VL T et et s nooeress tapticid clty probertys I suins of $4,000 and upwards at ¥ pe centi uther wanme ot 10jer cut, LYMAN & JACEBU) 83 Yortiand Block ‘“b'fzu'mw,\ AT 0 PER ¢ P\ n Hthiols, Soneyen band. No Eile sy goud secitlly,” b, BANFORD, TUSEY 10 LOAN 1N & d auburhau nrojcrt. LA, 1hx I\ 1’3 reul 5 C1ark- Qa9 3 | a5 It purtec Siri i, <o —AT LUWE R ‘VAI\ “M)—Sfl.fl ¥ ourlty Jurd s kuad e Govcruuen paln only stdicus, siniing rates of intervsl, ulie Ofilce 1T AWO duy s, NC 3, $00, 000, £50, (00, a6 PEOBETOYL T LHSUN, tud W el A A LAN ibune uillce, T~MONEY TO LOAN IN uns {inproved ity fron & U, Koum 11, 153 La- VLD GOODS, lnfiiififvum TUIE, AT A FEAIFUL 8ACRIFICE Fults of soviny vllfil.;‘tiu :\nurhg:vmud < PLUSH, : TERYy wecLoTi e 'BATINE, ETC $10. 00 875, §a% $100, $150, cunnpE S S o }NUALLG LD‘\'. No reaswuable o!{un}jtfluld. W 1. MANTIN, S 1+ Slate d ‘"l‘lll.?",ll: 18, 8 'K 1) TuRLUrs, CaTiicia, S1Oveh, cruckery, the crh'llnul'll l-:'l‘:l‘l)ln l|l:llhlr hnd‘i:‘cld. nnn th #t tho Juwest Cuali pricos. son-at, -s —— FANTED=A" QUOD “BECOND-ITAND CARPET ]}“d Tl it beTeagpusbls.” Addreas N Ly w‘Am! wte., v % {uaatlibents Balusrounis, 33 West Madis JOERSINAL-THONAS DEAN 1331037 BAINKSTY Rl AN S o Luggy, black, rd w fi‘:& bad itpon return of ore in forward tect, 9 010 A X ARE, WITICIT TITE OWNET CAN N FATNG TE FANLOI WEDSTRAD CONFAYY Pl