Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1876, Page 3

16, 1876—~TWELVE PAGES. to theorpanizatfon of the Metmpolitan Company or lta rhehit to vondemn we The United States which both partles were litizanta, only directed lings should belnd i the state those submitted to Congrees, but In the at- ritnie of faleness Is believed Lo be preferable to It dves away with the clumsy and useleras ofiice nf Presfdentinl Elector, which THE COURTS. few dlasentinge vites, should hesdn 13y and would not r Cirauit Comnt, fn o rall annguncod, uny one ufferul, r—Ivnor Brona- ive any cotmn{ssinns ar of the West Side Street« Usizen sn'rr,- Crnerir It wag earrfed with hmt Mr. Kelly etared tht he the nnney -k to=lay,y Thus, in u nedsure, ‘ends the great pool ninistrats, va, Charles E, courts to gee if at franchise conld he condemn- g 4 ufs | bas been a fruftful source of trouble fn the [ trouble, hut whether 1t fs o satlal eld, and If go, how much it was worth, subeth va, Uity uf, Cul " Railway Cqmpanlas. tory ter- mination of the matter Isproblematical, WIHAT JOIN MORRISSEY CAIEN. Mr. Morrlescy was met by the Herald reporter affer the pool rumpus hiad come toan end, fn 1ront of the HofMnan Houre, and when told of the severe language used agabnst hilin gt one of the pool-rooms, Inughed andeald, “Well, there's that would “care so Httla as I do about ity and nubody who would take (i so plcnnnllly asIdo, Asit came from both Hayes and Tif- den men {tmakes it all the more satisfactory past, gives the people a_ direct yote,—and at the same timo presorves the checks and balances hetween the Inrge and small States i State two Electoral dividia“the remaining Electoral votea atnong candldates fn proportion to popular votes re- ceived,—thus dolng away malnly with the pres- ent Incentive to override Btates by frauds In order to et the entire Electoral vote, which Is too much of a reward for rascallty. In case of fallure of an election by the people this nmendment would change the present art, which bewina with tha theory oton for new trial, Janesox—John Hagor 110. —Johin Wysockl v, Riolhaes, and Theodorn K, and motion for now trial, caxa; verdiel, $1,8f other questions wern elther omitted or taken for granted, and when those two been deelded the declsion inust ho to the Federnl vourt for fts further considera- tion. 'The {asue was, therefore, much mrrower than it had been cousldered to be by the defend- ant's counscl. The further srguments awd trial of the casa were then postponed until Monda, ot 10 o'clock, toduy Lelni occuplet Rogera in hearing stibmitted casex, THE GLORE IRSUNANCE COMPANY. ments in the Case Yesterday Beloro Judge Rogers. Jdenag Boorn Iur'ltlt:i a1, va. Ieney c =Mary O'Connor va. William Clinges LLieTen—David P. Harmer vs, Walter $2,010.84, and motion for new Globe Insurance Company Allowed to Amend Its Pleas, (,:_nia:{m: verdict, $2, and pleasant to m ————— BOUNCING CYRUS M'CORMICK, The Bpringficld eglater, the central organ of the belligerent Bourbons, howls for the ecalp of the Choirman of the Democratic State Com- mitlee, The editor wants the Springfleld Post- Oftice, consequently his voico is savagely for The Chairinan of the Commitice is not panting for gore, but Inclinea to the side of Hence Ed Merritt braudishes bis toma- hawk feroclously, and calls for an fmmodiate asseinblage of the braves for a war-dance, and the bouncing or bulldozing of Cyrus McConnick. 'This young scalping satuge warwhoopsas fol- After quite g protracted time of glootn, the unfurtunate Globe™Insurance Compnuy, whoso nemory {8 rather odorous In the olfactories of the residents of Chicago, hias obitained o little resplte, Last spring a petition In bankruptey was filed satust the Company by o number of The Company then camo fn, Its creditors, claim- States, and ends by depriving the Btates nfany volea in the election it to one fnetend of hoth Hourex of The election laws, protecting votera und pre- venting frauds, should be uniforn o all the Btates, nnd shiould be the work of Congress. The_resull, under this system, given Hayes twelve votus and Tilden nine in INinote, and In New York eixteen for Iaves and for Pilden,—tnakin =1t fn the two States, Iair reflex of the povular Wi result TInves would have had about three ma- Jority in all the States. — eeet— ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL. The Comnissioners Annnat Report, 8rxortrLy, 111, Dee. 15.=The yearly re- pert of the Buard of Camal Commisslouers has been received by the Governor, The Titnols & Michigan Canal was opened for Lusiness Mareh 25, this season, and tlored Nov. 18, u total of 210 days of navigation. ‘The business of tha canal, fu the amount of tonnage, shuws an fucrease this searon over Tusty notwithstanding the dull times and tho rallroad competition. “The total recoipts from tolls on the eanal and the lovk at Henry, for the ) pnying that 1t Is n Bankrupt Concern, a9 Charged hy Creditors. its creditors, filed n denfal and n list o fygz nsublicient nnmber had not jolned fn the petition. By leave of Court additional parties Joined fn the proceeding. The Cotnpany's of- Jor Buita— Judgments — Gonfossions — Divorces, Bankruptoies, Eto, The trlal of the condemmation case of the yatropolitan Clty Rallway Company vs. The ‘West Division Rallway Company wns contintied pelore Judge Rogers yesterduy, Judge Law- sencey on Lichalf of the plaintifl, made the open- arguments e first denled that any fraud In the general . M. I(f)mncml'll:;:hl"s;-hmlulcalso Lusmnhub’\‘ that the % S d. M, ugotxs, “ompany’s debts were nhoul 8200,000. “ o P, et however, faifed to sce i ALL BETS OFF hare was & stuapiclon of bad falth fn TIE DEMOCRATIO STATK CESTRAL COMMITTRE, /The sugyestion has been made by mauy members of the Democratic State Central Cammittee that 8 meeting of that Comumittec sball be held to take into cpnaideration the political candition of the ‘This ruggestion i not favora. y the liop. C. H. McCormick, Chalemun of that Comunittee, snd he therefore re fuses to lusue the formnl call, though urged to do o hy 8 majority of the membern. In apite of this the matter, declined to allow the amended schedulo to be iled, and adjudged the Company June 26, A petition for review was immediately flled, ‘Subsequently one Joseph IaBarge, Jr., o creditor to the amount of about petition to have the adjudleation set aslde, He was unsuceesaful, and tiled a petition forreview. Both casea were argued a ghort tinie ago be- and yesterduy, without Btormy Meoting at Jolhnson's Pool-Iloom tlacal year ending Nov, 80, 1870, were $117,600,- b Last Evoblng-—The Money to Iis Ro- 57,—an Inerease of 83,576.30 over last senson. The total expenses, including new work and mackinery, amounting to £24,002.42, nnd ordl- nary and extraordinary cxpenscs, and all the salaries of the employes, were $03,873.18, The net revenues of the canal and lock at Henry, for 1870, were $42,008, Lelng €11, less than in 1875, ud been cxercised In obtaining the pussage of woniinance, Judgo Dickey, the Corporution Cuunsel o the time, hnd glven an oplnlon folding thiat the ordliunces giving the franchise adusively to the West Division Company and (e act of the Leglslature ratifylng them wore sodoubtful that the Mayor would be in the qoper exerclse of his duty in sfuning the ordi- New York Heeald, Dec. 13, ‘The Presfilential bets continue to attract much Morriseey & Co.'s nctlon In declar- Ing them *“off lins produced great excltement and considernble hard talk. and Kelly, Bliss & Co., proprictors of rival State ‘and country. iy considered Jolinson & Bros. fore Judge Drunnond fact the State leglater urgus that & me: ing of the A ax soan an poxeible, and sug- pance in favor of the Metropolitan Company, Elving any opinion at al sod leave the question to bu determined by the ¢ eaused the follow- ne order to be entered, setting nside the adju- marts, feeling that they should not follow Mar- risscy’s example without consultation with their patrons, called meetings for that purpose, Tlhero has been pald to the Btate Treasurer to et Wi the credit of the Illinols River Improvement subkequent meeting, The Court having considercd, is of the opinfon ne ary for the Clsirman nnecessary for Wim to attend ¢ experience of the lastcampaieninthie State. prospect_before the country, make the statement of plain facta and the nse of plain Fund, during the past year, 848,000, leaving in the hands of the “Treasurer of the Board of Canal Commissloners, after paylng the Novem- Ler expenaes, $40,480.40, reserved for contingent (ot More than that, however, it was utterly fm- patenial whether any ordiuance was paseed by {be City Council fu conformity with the law or that the Diateict Court should have permitted the One of them nt | aswellan thy defendant, on_Its request 0 1o o, to Glo an pled "or mupplemental schiedule, ufter the cnidments made to the petition on the 16th and which were hield last night, least was a decided success in point of the num- ber of “fnterested " people who were attracted wordean lmportant dnf o and_we aay, therefore, that the frst boeiness of the Committee, when it hether u bond was filed or not by the Com- | i of June, 1870, and shonld alsa have given | €Xbenses and for repairs for the canal. by the anvouncement that’ there would be & | ieets, will be the di splacement of McCormick and thexolection of some man_posscesed of ordinary iolitical common scnag s Clinirman, The State of [linnis was thrown Into the hands of our political oppunenta in connequence of McCurmick's uction. pany. Tt was utterly immatenal whether any - onllnance of any kind was passed giving priv- es in the strovt at present. ‘The right to ex- e the power of cmineat domain hatl noth- rpto do with any ordinances. reasonable tine to the defendant (o meet the alie- petition as thus nnended, and to produce the books and papers in the handa of the J1 Thu caxe is thercfore remitted to the District Court, with dircctions to atlow the smend- ed or supplemental achedule to be filed, and aleo COPPERAB CRERK LOCK AND DAM. This fmportant work on the Ilinols River, twenty-five miles helow Peorla, has progressed quite lowly tho past scason, owing to the cx- treme higl'water, but it s in good shape and © dlscusston,” In all other pnases, however, it was a faflure, il the fuct of its being the most turbulent assemblige on record fs Lol THEMEETING AT JOUNAON'S, Johnson's place was redolent of “ pooling ™ gationaof the ‘U'bo starveling majorit It came wholly % major of leae than 7,000, which Mr. Cullom got, sliows how nearly the people came 10 carrying the Htate, although no concerted effort ‘was made for thut pnrpose, Before tho campalgn fairly opened, McCormlck in henchmen declared that 1Hil- nola could not be carried by the Damocracy, elthier for the Stute or national ifcket, and then he and prove thelr political eagacity hy thwarling every effurt made (o carry M. It I8 not neccasary to ¢all altention to other facta to show Tow urgent Is the neccssity fora changoas tothe musie. Ticlet-olders at the bac shuuted de- fiantly at uvthers ncross the roown, French pool- muehlnes were stuck up arouud the walls, bul- leting of old decislons wers horo und thoere. Juhmson had his place In ship-shape order for the event, and man; comparntively attractive, of humanity wus stationed inside the door, sud only thuse holdlng cards were supposed to be sdmitted. - About 8 o'clock the roon began to bo_uncomfortably filled, and nt 8 there were Bhionld the seasun L fuvorablo for putting in the dam (which s the miuln portion k yet to Le buflt), the lock will be bronught intv use duriog the month of Septem- Chief-Engineer Daniel C. Jenne has mude n full and complete report to the Canal Commfs- sloners of the work already done and to be done, of his revised estimntes of the cost of the work, and statements in full to Nov, 80, 1876. the nature of the Company to be orgun- fed, 1t made no difference whethier the Com- yany asked for an ordfuance beforewr after the egercise of the right of eminent domaln, Per- wps it would bo better to first ascertain how puch It was goingr to cust befora troubiing the . 10 tha private property to glve the defendunt a reasonable time to meet the nllegationa of thie petition na amended on 24, and to open -the decres made ou the 20 June, 1870, for that purpose, that it boe o certitied to tie District Court, The deeree on the petition of Joseph Lallarge, Jr., was also ordered to be opened, and the Dig- trict Judge was direeted to ullow his petition aud amended petition Lo be e, ‘I'hfs leaves the cuse tiie same as thoush no adjudication hud ever been entered, and there And It is ordered and one or two of el its inmolt | hey sab dowe even §f the Tawd were con- head of the Commitico. d, the plaintif had the option then to acquninted with thy McCurmick Is wholly un- people of the State, while hin age and inactive hnbits provent any nlnlmzt his friends may cloim that lie posaesses from belng probabic he wonld have ever heeu placed in the position for which be is 0 em- atically unfit, and tn which ho hua o sieually niled, except for the fact that his frienis und omipsarics infested the Jast State Convention anit promises of wubstantlal assistance on fcConmnlek, which promliecs, whether authorized or not, were studiuursly and carcflully unrded, aud an al) the facts we have stated ure n the Knowledge of the prominent me of the all over the State, tho ouly further sction needed i such ns will movt speedily rid the Com- mitteenf the Chalrman who {8 such'a consplicuole fallure ana the party of the clnififhlch prevents all The eatimated cost of the work to the Htat sesves sise sennassneses S48, 172,40 The amount of work done by on the foundation s, . seaviere The amount uf work done on the con tract for the lock und dam fs..., ... Tho nmount of cngineering expeuses aud Incidentuls W date fa.,.. ceuveas Tatal done by the Stata to date....§: Amaunt of warkremaining to bedonu, Tao this amount add the 15 per cout r talned from contracto red to completo. $100, 200, 65 by the Btate to 2,000 or mora unxlous citiz A more motley or gathered ™ under great mujority ‘wers of thul cluss knuwn ua *‘rporting.’ men who are always found near the poul-box whenever it is open. Then there were lordly and domincering burkeepers, who came with an extraswash of oil In thelr hair and fo shining black puntaloons, The saguclous countenances of suceesatul reformers in the late elettion wers eceu on all sides, tictans generally, merchants and men of no busi- ness, were on hand in good numbers, and there were inen with o canine look und those with cream-colored overcoats and Pans diamonds to the Jleratd reporter unknown, though, perhaps, will doubtless be u strong contest and unlimited amendments of petitions and schedules, HEAYY MECIANIC'S LIEN, Theodore !, Bryant, for the us petition yesterduy agninst J, Irving chuyler 8. Benjnmin mechanle's llen to the amoutut of Hyde Park Houso fu 11 who 14 0 contractor and Novewmber, 1875, he ngreed to furnlsh materlals and nake repalrs und o new addition to the Hyde Park House. As payment, Pearca & Ben- inin were to convey to him the N 1 of the 8. e, 23, 33, 14, estimated at manuer: The puy for it _or not, s it chuse. ddnot tuke ft, the West Division Combuny -would lose nothing, and could [usist on no poy- tment, On the otber hand, if the Metropolltan Company pald for the properly dumaged, it *eould not use It antil an ordinance was obtained The presont preceeding, thiere- fore, couldl be proseeuted whether tho ordinance \was valld or not, It was slmply a determination ol the value of private property to be con- {demned without auy necessit Iit,50 85 to see whethber 3£ would be profitable to heterogeneous crowd ul‘(lcm-ge L. 34,000 on the ullder, states that n of paving for Defeated poli- Total amonnt req | Mr. Tuley then sald he proj ‘weron the part of the plaini nsde preparations to lay tracks, and bad madoe osed to show o Il —that 1t bad £10,000, n the alert or effective muvementa, subdivide the land, and when he asker Tho available funds n the State Tressury to the eredit of the Illincls River Improverent e meeting should Lo held at once and McCornick displaced. ——— SILVER WEDDING. To the Editor af The Tritune. 81, Joszrn, Mich,, Dec, 14.—The residence not unknown to fame. Just at 8 o'clock Willlamn Jobnson rapped for order, and from a hundred volevs there were itva him o show 1" * Let ‘When ho could be heard, (ontracts in refercnes to the propused road. Along discussion then followed as to the mavuer e Whicl the cose should be tried, hut o definite conclusion was reached. oing to the substance of the ing o demurrer, mixed all ueations together to such n degree that veither udge nor counsel appeurcd to know whera to ment on architects' certitleates, they were transfor Jand equnl fn valus to the: amount culled for by the certificate. They wero then to loau himn five-cightha of the amount of ench cer- taking us his sccurity s note secured and Just assigned to him, to lave finished tho work, and that {€ s worth Ile lhas recetvod $10,000, and there- }-’u‘\d, after psying November estimates, are ns Cash on hand with Stata Treasurer....$ United Btates bonds with State Treas- UPELsruesere Fivrvererssons Estimated ntereat aud presulum,. criea of " 8it down ! ¢ Bill have hls chin|™ BDryantclaling Gentienien, we have u‘lled you together for no polltical alscuzaion, but to state to you our pecu- flenry A. Truax, lead- this pluce, was the hoppy event last cven- Ing, nothing less than the celebration of thelr sliver wedding. Twenty-tive years at that time liad thls happy couple plodded life’s pathway to- mether, and n host of friends took this oceasfon to show in a substantial way the warm place Mr, and Mrs. T\ octupled jn thcir hearts. Letters szret st being unable to be present, accom- punied with eome very hundsome presents, were recelved from friends in Chicago, Wisconsin, Among the more valuable es recelved were the following: Beautiful , inlaid with sflver and pearl, frotm Batcheler, Milwaukee: cut-gluss vut-bowl with sllver standard, from Mr. and Mra. J. P. Gage, Lyons, In.; sflver {ce-pitcher, with goblets aud slop-bucket, from nine busi- neas-nen of this place; plekle caster, and berry from fourteen of our leading Indiesy some tea set of slx pleces, from Mr, Truax to his wifes a solld silver-headed cane, froin Mr, und Mrs. M. Shepard; and many other articles far und embarrasaing position on thls poal bosf- need and the money held by T, 13, Johneon, nble and wants (o pay over all the money in his We don't think we have the right to de- clare these bets off, but there have been 8o tiany threats of suits for the moncy, what otliers have done in thefr pool-roome, we have becn driven to protect oursclves na well as We eny we bave been compellod to do what we should not have dous hadn't other rovms declared the bets off, which Idon't think they had [Applaure.] Now, I Lody here to put hitnself inoor pluce; don't oursell Tight here (thumping scuss politics, butseo if yor can help us outs § suppose you want a Chairoiun, 60 piease Appolnt one, “Then the uproar commenced. Blll; scryer as Chairman,” eame from a seore of egin, Flually, however, it was thought best to goon with the case fu tue ordinary way, and poatpone the legal arguments until afterward, Mr. Tuley then offered the charter of the Railway Company, 1876, The Incorporators were William Villiamn ¥, Hildreth, and Willlain Ma- Toney, the capital stock beltr $300, Nr. D. L, Hough, the Presid wlitan City Raflway Coupany, was thien put ou the stand to show that tho Compuny wme business under Its charter, fngeneral terms that it had. 3r, Pratt offered in_evldence an ordinance of ¥ pasaed Aug. 10, 1868, glving certain per- 1008 puwer to luy w ratlway track on State strect, Cottagre (iruve “uvenue, West Madisou strect. fore usks fora mochunic’s lien on the Hyde Park Housoe to secure the payment of thu re. maluing $24,000. plete the work, Including the 15 per cont reserved on contract, A, From which dednet atount of in Htote Treasury .... Leaving a balance to be canal fuiuls on hand, and from the revenues of nal and lock at Ifeory next season, of robably bLe furnisted ommissioners. DIVORCES, Metropolitun Cit Jdennfe I Fiteh s fu trouble beeause her busband, Charles M, Fiteh, deserted her in February, 1874, less than elgbteen months after thelr wnrriuge, without oy just cause, leaving lier with an infant only a few months old, and now she wants the privilege of marrylng some and because uf for from thie 000, $500,000. 45018, ent of the Metro- which $10,000 can from funds In hands ot BTEAM CANAL-ROATS. There are now twonty-two steam canal-bonts engaced on the canal and the Hlinots River with rt shows, and the elafm 18 wadc that some of tlem excel Iy results any others yet in use on suy canul, The Binger & Taleott Stone Com well-known quarry firm of Leniont, given the stattstics of tho work done by thelr steutn canal-boat, the M. Talcutt, employed the right to do. Judee Moore yesterdn, divorce to Acuncs R. Willls from her husband, Anson C. Willls, on account of his descrtion. It appenrs that he went out to work one morn- Inez as usual with his dinner-pudl, but has not ns yot got bucle, ~Adecree was also given to Danfel J, Keefe from his wife Mary on account of her desertion. William Bringmun was made happy by, getting adlivoree from his wife Mary, count of her unfaithfulnes Wileox, n rambler. granted o decrec of good sriceess, 28 tho re) Archer avenue, and 50 the act of the Leg- bilature of Telo 14, 1859, entitled *“An act promote the consteuction of horse-rullwuys i the City of Chilengo,” Incorporating the Chicago City Raflway Compauy; wlso the ordinance of 4T can't serve gentlemen,' returned robust “You're square!” “You'll do!” *“Get an outsider!’ “Oh, curse your outsider!” and twenty other eries were hoard, while {u tho far- gon Mr, Louls Radford, Mr, John Merryiticld und Mr, Weeks wero proposed, but all refused AMr. Radford thiought that ns he was and wl”on ge- h one Edwilrd Lemont to Chleago the past scnson, She for the round 5 loads; 51 trips, 50 iles , With ong boat In tow, 102 too numerous to mention at this time, {u_all, upereratlng upwards of 8300. It § powver to Iy a single or 4 Y hecessury to spy that the presents , Randolph, West Lake, Desplaines, Cunal, Harrison, trip, without to double track on Lol for the round trf ITE: West Randolph Judgoe Blodgett will make a peremptory call were highly appreciated, aid that the oeeaslon will be kept fresh fn the iuda of the worthy pair untll the word i3 spoken which calls them nd better home. e ———— SIDONIE. [ Messra, Appleton & Co. will shortly publish o novel entitled **Sidonle," which was pub- Iished recently in Parls under the title of * Fro- mont Jenne ot Risler Alne.” This novel has at- tained in Franco a remarkable success, having been crowned by the French Academy, and reaching, at the last accounts, its twenticth It hos also been drumatized, and has attafned upon the stage o popularity equal to that mnong readers. Like many French novels, it turns upon the unfaithfuloess of o wife, but the erlminal incldents of the story are Lield up of all pendiug motlons for new trials thisnorn- | jeods; 26 trips, two boatain to luads, 185, of 130 consumed, 8,584 pounds per round trip, or 1,533 ounds per boat-lvad, or 83 uad per tiile, or 21-100 pounds per ton per infle, uslng Wilmington couly cost, crew of three inen, As compared in expense with hoats towed by animals and tugs in Chi- caro River, shows a saving of 33} per cent. ‘The Messrs, Norton & Co., ol Chiengo and Lockport, IIL, have given o statoment of the cost und work done the past seuson by thelr steam eanul-boat, the Montaulk, employed the past scason prinelpally fn trans- nie wheat and flour between Chicago and miles far the round trip, with cllg, Polk, Clark, State, Vi loada; tutal tripa, 835 total ni Olds streetsand Milwaukes arenue; also an ordinance of Feb, 18, 1 tending the thne to coustruct the tracl Minterested,” he might be censured tor accept- ingz the position,when an individunl in the thick- eat of the crowd shouted : *That'a so! _Thut s in this house, T know} Catealls, hisacs, and “Put him out” now cnme from ity pulrs of stentorian lungs, snd thus early a row looked imminent, when some one proposed the name of My, D, L. MHunger. “ He alu't wot o dollar on the ruce,” was sdded. This assurnnce for o moment quieted the mass, and Mr, Hungerford clected, he Lok his seat, ou do, gentlemen? " asked the 1 you appeint n comwlittee to 0 g Buren, "Twvelftly fiudgn Jumeson will to-day hear motions in Judgo Gary’s room ; Judges Moorean will hear default divoree eases; Judges Farwell ond Booth will take up motiona; Judee MeAllls- ter will hear sct case 2,231, Stark vs, Baldwin; and Judgy Rogers will try submitted coses where proper notice has been gi A certificate of moral characl by Judge Rogers to J. F. Cou ont motion of Wilt- inm Barre, Esq.. and to John Dunn by Judge MeAllister on motion of Elf 8mith, Esq.’ UNITED NTATES COUNTS. The Home Insurance and Banking Company of Toxus began.n sult for 815,000 yesterduy ugalnst Benjumin M, Scligman, Samtel Glick- auf, and Joseph L Georga Innls brought sult for 85,000 ngainst James 1., George 8., and Chauncey 'I' Bowen, BANKRUPTOY MATTR Georgo 1. Fay, of Monmouth, tary petition fu hankruptey yesterd: 10 a brighter an cttles It There's villalny = ounds per boat- i b the acceptance abaye ordinance; ahoan ordinance of March 9, 1800, repoal ing artain gections of an ordinanve of May, 18503 alsoan act of the Leglsluture of 1 fncorporating the West Division Railwa; Jauy; ulso an ordinance of Nov. 18, 1841, In which the West Divislon Comipany surrendered the right 10 luy tracks un certuin streets on con- dition that the city keep those strects cluar of auy other tracks; ~ also un ondinance of Nov. 10, 10, excluding the raflwuys from anumber of Mr. Tuley then said he would not offer the city glving tho ropulitan. Company * power to use Lako and not consider &L50 per tonj ter was granted Blie hua been Chifrmn; *wl .confer upon this queationf*’ “No, no;" * Yes, y mittee,” shouted 3" “(Give us the Com- ity volees, und the motlon, I move that a committee of ten, five Hayes and tive Tilden men, bu o ucstion and report.' Vit are they golne to do? ** asked one. penses of steam-propeller Montauk for Cralnance * of 02 tonn conl at ppoiuted to consliter days, $11 pnr day, 28 terrible warnings. It is a pleture of the con- sequences that follow from au inordinate love of tdieplay anil lJuxury. ‘‘Everything re- pulaive,” says u Parls correspondent, criticlsing the story, “{s thrown nto shadow, and the white {mage’ of morallty lights up tho fore- ground,—a realistic but , wholly uprepulsive preparedd to argue tho questious a8 to whether the Company hud shown a right_to excrelse the power given by the Eminent-Domain Juw, and asto whether it had shown such un interest in the property us was subject to condenmation, sald he supposed ull the legul stions were ralsed, aud they might us well discussed at once. Ho thought that the They'll deelds the nntter,” yolled another, “Not by a dambed sight; they can't declde Inuniey,” eried third. hen o handred others, haul thele say, aud amend “Mr, Chaivman, Intu o committee of teated Assemblyman from an ) debts are 81, worth 81,505, and the unsceured debts amount 24,018, Hels also llable to the Singer Suw- achine Company on some fndorsed paper. ‘I'iere arc no usscts beyond ex In thie matter of Sternenbere & Liob an order 1l to slow causy ho proccedings should not be who lud been silent, ments came thick an I wmove this house go o whale,' shouted u de- s Wit Mada 45 trips with burg Tatal, D6 Irlps: GG m Trunsported 10,000 tons of freight from Lock- port to Chicugo, Teansporied 10,000 tons of freight from Chlcago per round trip. was adu on all by Dee, 23 why t ———— STATE INSTITUTIONS, Speciat Dispaich ta The Tribune. SrmiserisLy, 11, Ve, 15.—The State Board of Publlc Charities adjourned to-day to meet n Chicago next Friday, where they meet’ the Su- perintendents of the several State fnstitutluns, and confer with theimn as to the requlrements of the institutions for the next two years. The applications for approprintious for the years Company hud no standing in court” tu maintaln the proceding, and that’ the property was not ofthe character that it could bo properly con- Vae's thatf ' “Who ure yout® prica greeted this {ndividual! supreme, The Chalrimon at last munaged to ruiso his volee lond enongh to be heard, wien e sald that *there {8 ulready a notion betors Total, 5,000 tons one way; Bedlam relrued Averugo consumption of co The composition meeting in the case of John T, Klein was confirmed, In the caseof Morris Salkey an order was made-directing that the bankrupt’s stock of guods be sold ut 40 per eent of the {nventoried Dischiarges wore Issued to M, W, & F, Lester, the furtuce dealers, from all thafr firm debts. A dlscbharge was, also grante 67 pounds perboat Average cost per ton per mile, 36-10 wmilla (ex- clualve of tolls und expenec of lunding undt unload- -With sufiicfent business with the propeller constantly, the cost'of trans- vortativn, as above, could be reduced to 2L mills per:ton por mile between Chicago au 3ir. Tuloy then declded to fntroduce tho ordi- Ly of April, 1875, allowl; olitan Company to lay tracks, on condl- tlon that. Le be atlowed to withdraw it if hia col- league, Judge Lawrenve, should think it best. 4 recess was thersupon taken until 31, m. At the openlug of court In the afternoon Mr, Jer mude o motion to digmiss the petitfon, for the reasan thut the petitioner had shown no Mgt to take or apvroprlate the property in mancoof the clt yees going to eut off debatel” it of any man to dechde my money eself 1" and liku without either to employ a barge *Oh, go” shoot cjnculntions were heard, notion belng put, another individual shouted, M. Chafvinan, Mr. Johnsou wunta to be re- leved from bis embarmassing position, There's to Jumnea E, ——er— A NEW WAY TO ELECT PR s was sppointed Aasignes nf #, Lhe bankrupt boot and shoe 16875 and 1876 were §1,040,722 J, while for the years 1877 and 1878 the atnounts askea are $1,800,000 in round figares, and thd State Board expeets to materially reduce these hrures, 'he Board, having fuspected the Feeble-Mind- ed Asylum at Linculn, are of tho apinlon that it s the best auapied for the purposes of its erec- tion of any public bullding i the State, and it 1y declared to bo also the cheapest publicbullding, Itn sizo considered, of any in thoe Btate, The In- stitutions throughaut the State are reported in only one way to do it, and that {8 to declare all bets off, which [ now tnove 'Phis question wis final man, sud o thousand ¥ yeas™ i number of *noys* made unswer, 1t was cvident that nothing conld be done, iy to make matters warse, somebody yolled, S I there's uny man bere who wants 10 s for his money let s name be put on that biack- board,” when there arose o yell that must have pedvatrians on Twenty-eighth strect. men b this room who b dullsr on the result,” cante from an excited par- ticlpant, when the scutlliug and profuuity iu- cressed tenfold, “Imove wo adjourn tu the 4th of March," Tv the Edltor o The Tridune, ITavana, I, Dec 14.—1 have been much geptifled with the uble ana putriotic manuer in which Tnz TRIBUNE hus been conducted during the long and tedfous campaign, both befare aud after the election, and prompted by the patriotic utterances contaned therain, I have concluded to glve to the public, for consideration, an amended article of the United Btates Constitu- tlon, which [ feel sure {8 ug improvement upon the present one: ‘I'he cleetlon for Presfident and Vice-Presldont ahall be neld on the enme da; each State wholl be entitled ‘The Company hud not showin that it {uance, ur bad_ given the preliminary bond reguired. £ what Judge Law- Tence clalined was trie, any compuuy inlght selze the private property or tunchises of any other wmpany for privaté use, teaded that privite tle ool should The composition meeting in the case of A C. Mitlurd was contfuned until b A vomposition meeting hus be tho past thres days befors the Reglster in the case of Kramer Broe,, the bankrupt clothiers, I'hey offered o composition of 80 vents on the dollar, which was aceepted Dy the crediturs, over 120 of whon were present. *‘Phe debts of thy firtn mnount to nearly $300,000. This dividend will be poyable In three, slx, and nlne month! ‘The potes due fn thyee months are Lo b puaranieed by 8cldenbuch, Schiwab & Co., of Now Yorkj those dud in slx months by Fried- maun Bros., of Boston § atxl the remalnder dus in nine months by Jacob M. Stlne, of New York, aceepted the of put by the Chulr- But the law only In- roperty not used for thos ¢ tuken. The Company ouly iu fts petition relled o th power gaven y the ordinance of the Common Council as tiie better condition generatly than ever before. their proceedings. pitsiichiutstuiobitleit. ot Bttt ok et b But the ordi- SEN AND CARIIAGES. application had been made, AP TR e T se- no preliminary ecordlug (o' the ]l in all the States, and d huwl™ been lalntiil's viow of the o cust tho same num- 4330 wuy three wpen tuight urganizo themselves & company, und then brimg 100 petitfons i chose 1o condemn lands tu see whether could make o protitable speenlution, ¢ Metropolitan Company it not se ey the whole franchise of the West DI- v Company, hut only Lo curve vut a portion, f such franchise fur twenty ycars, ight did they have to tak ter ran for ultety-uine yeuis, und that est Division Company” for cight y years, ‘They ought to tike The dehtors made o very satisfactory expluan; tion of their loases and asssts, anid the ogree- P thie compromise was almost unanimons. A meeling for the election of wy Assiguee for ho estate will be held at 10 a. m./ to-da; A mcfllnq 10 sclect nu Assly held ot 10 o'c ATMOST NEW Tt y !Il"{l‘o Afir'mi cost wrlgiually 647 ber of Mlectoral votes for Prostdent and Vice- Preel- dent as thoy have Senators und Representatives fn Every person entitled to vote for Rep- resuntatlve in Cangeens shinll huvo the right to vote Vico-President, by direct vote, under such regulations for the protectlon of voters und the preventation of frauds ad muy bu pre- “I'io retinn of o el tates shall bo mude to fho Govern- hereuf at thu Staty ¢y the Guvernur and 1 guy, Johnson, declare all they don't Nk ity let "em go wuthers, and so the fun went oo, themeolves boarse mul then there Wero Rigus ot wulee fracas. BiIL Jobnson moved throush the alvanan, who looked demoral- fzed, and shouted, with bis hand ralsed high over his hend s ] Tave had enough of thig; this meeting s adjourned, The Chalrman ools off, and if o grass,” eried Bome shouted nulwlnu}:mcxi nlle 9Py WINTERED 1 _ for Presldent an u‘ | 1y aud praii znee will also ho tock In the caso of John W, Lawoll s up tathe neribed by Cangress, Tl o + A third general meeting will bs held ac 2p. fl]fll_lmf!q between 1inad 1 {0 n, b the case of Willlum F. Templeton, BULERIOR COURT IN BRILP, 1 other persons oe tgnated by Congeees, unil tho candidutes glad to escupe, EATED 5. Ju: 5 UEST d gral dr:ll(.‘.:ll. EAS- 4 LY ‘omuer- 10RD GOODS, v stipped from his chair without putting the question, wiuld a thousund discordant sod blas. phemous shouts, Bo the **discussion,’ mought to be qulet, broke up, but {t was with diticulty that the house could be cleaed of the wrangling, quar- relsome crowd, Later in the evening Mr, Julinsou anhouned tha ho declared all the poots off, both auctiun 1t Is wnderatood that, Hke Morris- acy & Co, the housa will exuet cummissions. AT KBLLY, BLISS & CO.'8, Tamily at {his catablishment, ceu tha precantion w wdvise many of hla patrops of his Intention, so tho at- tenlance was but Himited, thirty or forty oul belug presout. Ab the appoluted” hour Mr, Kel- Iy xafd that beeause of clreunuitances o could ot control hie was coipelied to doclare all bots ot did he not do s0 he gtood the chanve of Delng sted by scoros, and tho position of defend- unt fn the courts was not pleasant to him, thu bets wers declured otf, he cancluder) house will uet ask for_uny conmissions, thy applause which followed his remurks had subsided, ono of the, sudlence milvlsod that b would lke bis noncy, but ho thought that Mr, Kelly had ucted yo stralzhtforward “ju the mat- e, be, for ong, should b willisg to pay bim hls 4 per cent. Mr, Browster at this polut got up and used stronz denunclatory language of the course £ tho greatest wumbor of voles 1 the State for Prevident and Vico-President shall be entitled tu nnd recolve two Electural vol ing Electoral voles, correspon. her of Representutives fn Coi the candidates for P! Presldent, pro rata of the vole of tha Stale, a4 wiven to each of the eandidatess mul thay shall ko distinet llsts of ull pursons voted for aw Presi- dent sud Yiee-Uresldeat, vud thy numbar of votes ives b cacl person, und alro of tho loctoral votes ghveu to vach person, winel James Wilson commenced a sult nggulust Jmnes Turyer to recover $1. wuother for a liko dwount uguinst Charles W, L regard tO the valldity of the ordinance rreed to Joep Lake snd r, Aver sald e was pot to declde. Ho -thought that and the remalne inal strects fntact, A with the nnm- Quiney Stove and Furnace Company broueht sult for $3,000 nlnunngu agninst J, Clemson Melarland und Isanc N Price, _ Bamuol 8ecleman began s sult by sttachment afust the Seeurity Lifo and Aunuity Compuny New York, which falled Thursduy, to recover 2300 due hiim for on nsuranvs un bis life. CIHCUIT COURT, ‘The National Bunk of 1llnols filed 2 blll of discovery agalnst Timothy Wright. that u fuiv days ugo it obtained n £5,49,70 agafnst him, which has not been satis- fled, there belng no visiblo property of his on u;r ‘The complainant, however, thinks 1D, L. Shorey hos somo notes of Charles liteheock belonglog to Wright, or_ that Wrizht ut away fn soine hidden place, t §8 asked that the defendant may be com- potlcd to give a full account of his affuirs and pecuntury condition. THE CALL MONDAY, TT—~204 Lo end of calondar, 5, Becond Ward Bavings Bauk ve. llelmhole, on , 348, 337 to 301, 473 to 380 Incluslve, No. 14, Verrebault ‘Part d W i et Hulla red: Autlicent, poiver ha Chuwnber Bytls red won Counci) to iy uch privileges to th aiple powers had b vwmaon Council b tself enjoyed, Leen vested fn the such scontracts or give Jompany us it chose, As en conferred thereby on u Leplslature as the o, A fow vory glegant b 73 Parlor Sulu redu Chutnber bets aduced seuled, to the Progident of the 2 Uoreenmont of the Umited ttate of tho Benate stndl, i the presence of tha Senute and House of Heprosentatives, open all the cortis- cates, and fn conjuncilun with not lexs thau ¢ teoresentatives and une Feuator, shall count the voted, 'I'ho person having thu greuatest nuinbor of votna for President, 1f such nuniber be a majority of all the Electoral votes returnud, shuil be Presie dent, und §f nu pueson have such mnjority, then from the pervons having the iziest number, ot exceeding thres of thows voted for nd 1 two Houvos of Congress fn Julnt scusion shall then chooso by allot the President, But {n choosing the Presidont (Lo votes slall bo taken by Staloi, The agreement, 10 keep certuin streets clear of tracks Thu et of the Leglslature dusignat. 84 the Jlore and Dum ich plulntitls had p d the selaure of private ground, and broad euvugh to wover incorpurcal or* privlleges. ‘That rufore, coulu tot, justity tho supposition The President | Mr, Kelly had ul the celehrated i At lowest cauls pricts, 33 BIVORUES, re patior bedstead, Rallroad net,’ Wetez M; sed to act, only OF contract rights, B Lt o hirsa Unleat sl poreal property, A lu Juled to publle uss could not bu borution unless the right w 2ud uuquestionable, ratt followed for the plaintiffs, Ho 28 bound to sdmit thut the dofend- me rights which wust ho tuken sod d the yuestion wus a4 to what thoso ¢ uumber of anthorl- leticn Uiinevessr ow that property do- A 0D 1 CES LEGALEY AN ey ocdin. ot Tavamertbi . oo after decroe, i UM, 57 Ashisnd i Thu delegatlon of Senutore snd Jteproscntutises from vack Stalo casting che vote, A quornm for 1his purpava shall conulvt of one ot wory wemberd from twa-thirds of the States, and aujority of all the Statcs shall be necesary to o ‘And if thu Congrosa shall fuil to eloct u Preaident before the 4th of Mavch next following; - ; S c Jupur Meonx—13, 16, 17, IATTRERS, €1.c0; CIL. shis, snd Chirdsty w\'lmll e ‘ehewticrs, CHIUAGO b Well: it ol th 4 CUT L OFFEIL REFUS 'r Suit a3 low as €35 aL 8 Kruat sacritice. AL 10§40, 0 0L, B, 1 sraten, DSTEAD © Stoves, crockary, etc, julso O TaRAThERL, lsu o1, B Ty vy yost 1Y OBTAINED FOIt INCOM. r resfdcnts of any -m:. ,‘\ru~ :?sffifx“vmn”‘?x MONDS. A FINE then tho Vico-Iresident or Pres shall act av Prosident, v fn the ca ility of the I'resident. of a fulluru tw elect o Viee-Presldent he bonate shall bt oucy proceed to afdent from the lst of candldatos voted for a8 Vico-Prestd, ‘Iho sbove wlan varivs somowbst from all Melvin, on trlal, nt uf the Senato ubuk ltoaxus~No call. No, 22, tau Clty Rullway Col wity Cowpuny, on ti Juvoe BooTu—ul There were two 18 10 be determined. First, os towhether Perty owned by thu defendunts—the vontrucl or whatever it wight bo—wus cet-tnatter fur condeisnation uuder s State of Illinuis. Sucoud, i re the damages, ‘I'he queations as Morrlsscy & Co. had taken {n this pool busiuess, the glst Of bis remurks befng that the latter b been furced to take the action they did to save themselves, aud we thoy wers uot golug to cons tlnug i the busluess they did not care for the upinlon ot the public. The question being submitted, *Shall the 0d pente; 8 wis 560, Mctropall- + Diviston Kait- o1, 1o, 630, 422 o Al Junes MeALLisTen—8et cazes torm Now, 2,007, Rothechild v, Down; 1,454, Wharton ve. Bryant; fur $16 per tun. Mt BALE-CUERY WVANT OF USE, Vo aud duplicalir rross, Addresd'¥ £ P48, what wel Fold chain, & ud 38 KUt GAN BUY M| rAlublard wnd Jeleron: AN FOIt W W% unnTns: r 4 chimaey ahops, ¢ «:u{c}"\u:b ONBREADAND ED—GLASS-BLOWERS: D POULTRY FAL! e end TInaT. fakiny entire chat loTments relerencss res N, 151 and 453 Fifth-av. OR_SAKIL AND BLIND [e8 Weas most thor WD TRMAN nvertment wonid el UL TR INTATE W . Mincelinneous, D-A VEW SMART CANVASSERS niry. and country & D IES, fean .0 OF warld b on=a ant take Tung leass of groun 0N, (T & ure . CAXY WOTK. boardas70 and MINCELLANEOUS, EMERRON DISDEIL il1, FILE Jnrlmllrlll A rece| N It A TT& rule propristurr, 154 6 FURS_HUNTEY ANTE! T WOMRN F; T ian au imporiant discoyery that will meet with favor vty o of ghaieh soodivinte 0 spare datly! Lo B70 feer week profit, (l«""(:' y 3 per cent <t stunp ior :r4y OF (e tuaip for payers, for $1 sampies: R €O, Tookoliide B 4 p 40 per 6§ EAS GETTHE e y seniing them to e ) rupean merkets, ZW 5outh Clarks v '; A TEAM THAT ¢ for hymelf and fame om 7. o 7 WATED-S1X GOOD PEN) _ idayw; llberal pay. " Addreas T 00, Trilm: T ANTED—RESPONSIILE M i siid energy ovly, N OF PRINCIPLYE o s sa sctual necemily s n Hhide {lmes, WhICH CAD be sHOWD bR FLFIEL 1AV eRiiEA: W ATTICLES FOR: ! aod mot1oen {n colared mmnefluu Noveity Company, 5 ¥ QUALITY AND WILL BE ADHE ANNOT 11k EXCELLED, i TCER MINK SETS—Muffs arCollar, $1J B40, per wet. H —AU! Vi BTATI county for our household arilcies, We nure, me, cal business for the wisiter, We Lnve Bothln that s nooscnical or teia wiual neeensition I every hunse, L B COCPLAND sAcurf_m North VWASTED-2 votixa ¥ study” for the st dlately. 135 Mith-ay. WANTED_FEMALE MELP, . _OUr guods are hd Tor Cirvainm, , 815 d'und Alaskn, made nor, muf and boa, §| Domenticn, \VANTED- o i Jaruid: toattend b neut, Call at 43 €outh Leay A BEATTATS~$1.5/) 10 £ IN BACQUES—$73, @ FUR TRIMMINGS—-Msrten, French Siiver For, Russian Sliver Fox, Blue Fox, Brown sud Sliver Coney, all styles snd prices, ’N}n{;l! ;lt! yard upwaria, oode will be sent C. O 1), by expres sohject to ex- B.T. MARTIN, 2y > b, $10%, - 5120, and ANTE 00 PROTESTANT ™ GIRL, —GTRL AT 214 BOUTH PEORIA-BT, L L L DU T L Sy WANTED - MALE, MA en ete,, having ha 10 thie businesn, desfres n F [ re. for which o falr price wiil be. NI, care of Letter Cartler, Nu. —BY A N0 SEleaman; becmaut of busins T —\ pentiesian lia eAR Conuncs i trads 43 net [mportant postion 18 open Tog o AUUATY NCXT: 14 ea) 1 0 NG LA e tize A OO, AP A e hunsullive, IOARDING AND LODGING. Soutl Side, EAST MONROE-RT.~RECENTLY cicgantly furnialied rant parior suites or AINEIE routns, well licated: gentlemen and Judies will fnd this & pleasant lume + EAST VANTOREN ST., NE for Indles or gentiemen, $6 1o caneive clty refercoces. Addrers Al hutel or restatrant i elys witltng to work tor amall I'ri ce. v, 0 or 3 LR AR i it 1o work fur Miucclinneous. NTED~A COMMERCIAL TRAV- lone experience un LG TowL Sy (any Al Ul wIth et vissa pe. 5 per week, with 13 nuw bed, for & nd home {n priv Beat roferences gIven and requi NTEN-AS MANAGER by gentieman who haw in Calitornis. Colorsdu, Montana. sud U concentration’ and smeitiug pier, and lead: i o practical miocr, | lefereaces given. Addrew % Rowell & Co., 41 Park ltow, WEST JACKSON-4T. TOU Wil BOARD 8t fow prices, with i convenlences, call at POITGENT AND WIFE, PHIVAT famiiy; no otlier boarders tnken: Lioure smodern stone-frout near Unfon Farks I Iegen of thi houso, and family quite’ ndy, can have alt b LA RIIONE LG COUATY Ual0Ta: NAVINK Des & T G tlie Iouard ses e year ' Fritune: 1y anl lxullr:fl;lurmun I'u n:r’m.' frvte Lit3tness inrfectly, ur e cvs WA, Trivune office. Ly Loarders can be uccoinodated; refere " NFTUATIONS WANT! ALARENCE HOUSFE, 25 SOUTH STATE:. rirubie rooms, very eamfortably furnish O7at-class board st moderate rater, elther (ruisal Klousekecp TED~AS 1IOUSERE Ruwd hotie devlre WATASI-AY., ur B wliowet. WELL TALL THORKDAY AFTEN ot aad cold Witer, Ge, MITCHELL, 40 Studtan noon & Rultably rewanl RENCE, CAMY L AT FIELD, LEITER & T Qer will du b Biear Womis & raing It W Tribune oice. TLOTSEATR GOLh ROSEGLAS s Sido ¢ars, or near CIatk-st, bridge feturn 1o DYCHE'S drug-siore, coruer Sia dolph-sts. il £3 per tonts, ¥ (ar. Huireat e Wesieri 55 ON NOITI FHOM LINCI warer, . uth, RFON §an ISSURD DY GED. Payment stopped. lteward for 1L 75 Bouth Clark-3t., CUERICH 1108, SALOON, 147 Clark-st,, Do, 14, 8 Drown water- All{n'r-l rowanl will be o§'r-uum:§ 07 ¥, JosTFRoM And_t46 South &panirl, 7 months old. fur Wifs Feturn to above numter. I R HR AR AR . with’ diuble gol i LR MO R ARD, t 0. fhie fpder tan keep'ho e abave roward by retarnioi It W 1Y TWO WIDOWS LIV FROM N, PEN * . 1L, on the night of Dec. ' ratile front roumy (o gentlemen oul; ‘ribune otlee, mare 6 years old, 145 hands g, whi n face, 4 n8 blank mare 1§ years al BITED, WA LM ROOOME, Toot, ‘wo0d niatio and tall. (e teo-syring | ocrt wagin, printed black, only uie cat in it Fou el on neekyoke, ke, brtdies of harness ot allke, 107 will hie pald_for the recovery of, the and arrest of thicf, ur ‘Address futormat! Uenerat Kuparintendent Vol REWARD—LOST=ON THE EVEN] nt Tabeenarle, o pnle of goid apeetnclen. Fi e chieorfully pali for thelr reiurn, inquire are 1R East Adama-st. i voks on whititctre URAT i WITT wabury liluck, Handolph-at., ‘T—A VERY DESIRARL 00d, secoid door £ 5. U2 Wanhilbgtorn m Post-udice, TILLOY (CLEATY FOI | 'O RENT—ONE-JIALF OF OTFICE IN HAWLE SBR[ T hollding SN Mniture,carpera rie. Abity v b 1 10! Ui desk Pootn Oft st becoud: 0 fucitys 00 Binte-s e rat-class residence BRICTLy of 11 acrvs, room houe and fosty out-huildings, ting d plenty of sall frult, ¢ wlie of Jullet; will take clear, Caid onir miirons puner. e orehand, an Farm whhi oo OND, THIRD, AND TOURTH Ol fart for ouse and 1O AroyOr gRo0d Iands; 40 : PESTANA, 124 uuse aud 50 feot, TO THADE FARMING ek of hatsund caps (o o 15, ITibunc otivs. MPOEXCIIANGE: 1 worths 1,60, lacludlu n onc of the most ., populativi between 4, wheu o miurtiage, well scured, Tor g2, Onie year (rom Januay far & oud fariy i ied bustuess, oF & Bolel of atout satie Yulue as jartoft. i but priocipsls seed TAND FOR_\ Tt A L. WATSO! iy, Addres Seret ik Chlcs JORBALR=DIL ORE TN ORE u'r'i»—xé MOST O Turtbe o raishure, l'l'l s earriage: hnuse, Northern Liiinats, § fuhabltants: Lhe wiore 1s Int-chise trade: the best g For [ntormatios upp Wavsst-av. i or bug e At, which | wonid s or fown, & welle +Auidress ToX ton, Morrin, it OF GOOD LAND 1N proved. with gaod butid- § G ¥., Wonewoc, U—UAITY WITH 85,00 10 TAKE INe ndertaking that ‘wiil D I Dop't call uiless inean business, U, ¥, WHIFPL aud 50 Lasatlle-st, ) WILL PUNCTIASE INTEREBT 1N GOOD Payiug wanufsctory where more' cuplfal iy greut lucrado 1o duman, Address § A DVANCES MADE dolptiest., neaf Claik, LEoome 8 and i, Estabilined 19; OUNTS OF 8500 O MORK TO LUAN ON Pruperty; N, 8, and 1w at @ 10 10 percent. | Sk 0 TO LOAS hy other go a0 N ] DIAMONDS. W, 5 s, 033, Tr(bune uf SEW PIANOY, §17 fey organs. $8)and apwants. ATORY & CANF, NI BACHIFIC i Iiecens extennive urchiascs endbio us (6 offer induces 8 {u prices of Planvs and oruaus sbvolutely fuipose whiel goods are bought b o) SUlar factory. Uguiee. NEW PLANO FOR $240 et $300 ur 8350, O ehcaper thas vur culpen 0 poll &b §240 wa do I, ntio 1iu wiainta our runutullo [0 LOAN ON INEHOVED CITV y st Laloa Trust >3, wiore, wnd then sell ituproved or yulnproved; al FULLERTOS, Itm . n Tiliaols taris. C. Y LOAN-$W0, §1,000 ET Ol ll’ pure of 3 nlwber o dropped froui ous tatend to wanufscture Tionder o dis i MLICI we v TOH LOAN IN 1 cutalogue, and of whic nore, we olier Lhie Thivad Bre new urgu by us, differtug ouly o 1k st inodern und {axlonavlo stvles. They wi for caill, oE for ¢ pays. MARGN & M i 52 Adaw .| the capcs are b eats, or ronled uaill 700t ENGINES, FIOM 0 “Onjan Company, Noa 0 . OND TAND TORTAL and sbulting, polieys, halr pricet woud and fru mouta below casd prices; 84 p) 3. 208 btat bloud o S & T Feut trom $10 por quarter up, P 03 AT SACTIFIC) 17! ‘(1 , $300: the unoqual TTELEGIATIL | > Term low. Eatiataction | HEFET HAE bioall cash payient. J Culiege, Nowe Bul livattous wourcd. dey unid ey entig. NTOHAGE, AND AERCHANDISK ouse, 100 Weal 10 Any amouts luwast charges. AGENTS WANTED, TS WANTED—GOOD MEN 1¢ Gurance In ali (he burilineebe Gr el at 18 Lasallgealy ERTET: ALL THANG struciore; day wid eveelog % ¢ clrculur, Ceutral Cunservatory ol Monyy advauce ERSONAL. FOLRMATION WA Toble KitGuger, dag Addrcas e, . AL whereabouts sn Betrey Kttuger. Tew, Winnebage Co., 1