Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1876, Page 3

TIIE COURTS. Tho Motion for o Now Trinl in the Motropoliten Caso Overruled, The Judge Alse Tlolis that the fetllinllcl' 1las No Standing In Conrte Further Teatimony in tho South Park Con- _dumuuti&m Caso, Betord of Judgments and Kow Saolts-Dankroptey : , Proe¢edings, THE METROPOLITAN. THR END OF THE CONDEMEATION BUIT. The argument of the motion for new teial in (hu condeinnation case of the Metropolitan City Ratlway Compdny nagainst tho Chleazo Weat Divislon Rallway Compnny wns continued yos- terday morning befote Judgs Rogers, Mr. Ayersald he was nuwilling to have the easegotothe Supreme Coutt without the Judpe's ruling on the motion: to ret asaide the verdict, The defendants Had been prolilbited from show- fog that they woull aufick damagze’ by the ‘diversion of passencers from other streets - than Loke and Camule It was an fmportant matter " ¢ sival Moo withdrew pssengers from Fourteenth or other streets, and whatever damage was suf- {cred of avery kind should have been considered, e ateo clatmed thiat two of the Instructions to the jury wero calculated to mlalead them, The amount of the verdict was nlso a gross fraud, Argumente were also made by Mr. Pratt and Judge Lawrenco for the potitioners, they claim- ing that no harm would result from allowing the verdict to stand and lutting the caso go up at onc on tho dlemlssal of the whole potition. Judga Beckwith made the closing argument, revlowlng the points made by tho preceding cuuunul,ind ‘urzlng that the defendauts waulfi be serlously Frnjualced by overrullng the motlon for a nevw trials > E JUDGB ROGERS thien overruled the motlon fur a new trial, Jle sald that 8o far ns the exclusion of evidence was concerned he was entlsfled that he bad ruled correctly, As to the’ hustruetions to the jury there wae ong given on the part of the petition- ers which was i itself alightly lsleading, But the substance of 1t was ull right, and a juror who'had heard the whole trirl, and: knew the object of the sult, could not ba led nstray by the fntruction ds to tho verdict, . A Judge was not always justified in settibg it astdo beenuse he wase digsatiafiod witls it, ns ho would sometitnes Tinve tooverrule verdicta which the Supreme Court had sustaincd. The jury was suppoecdto understand the matter belore ‘thewm, and a good deal of welght attached to tholr verdlet. There was also a good desl of cvidenco to sustain their verdict, and, in fact, i€ they be- liaved the testimony they were bound to fhid as they did. _Taking all the views of the quostion mito constderntion, and without reference to the opinfons.of witnesses, the Judge thought he would not have been entirely dissatisfied with the vardict, It was onu that nobody might bo suro to be satistled with, Men mighit figure on it for 100 years audnot besatisficd. Eventhough a fury conld be got comnosed of lJawyers or flnu-{us business mon thoy would differ from & fuw dollars to thousands of dallars, Inview of the whole case, . therefore, the Judgo sald he was disposed to let the verdict ‘stand. At all events, the defendants could not ‘bo prejudiced because the Court had erred, The testimony presented the value of tho franchisc 08 worth from. one cent o the maximum of 0U0 or $000,000, and tho Suprcma Court would not for s tnoment hesitate to overrulo the verdiet If they consldered it wrong. If {t ‘was slply a question of . testimony, be would not lesitate to set aslde tho verdict; but, con- aldering the hardships ond troubles on both sidus, he thought it just to let it stand and have tha case go to tho Bupreme Court, There was, however, ouo polut ns to which an opinton had been Intimated ofore, which should be consldered yet, and that wasas to § TIL STANDING OF TilE PLTITIONER n court. The Judge sald he was still of the opiufon that the petition could not be main- talned, The right sought to be taken and ap- roprinted was o sinzular one, belng intangible, nvisible, and lncorporend, Yet it was of some value, that {3 I the Legislature, by the Horse and Duming Raflroad act, bud cobferred tho power on other like corporations to take and appropriate such property. But there was a preliminary question to "bo onswered as to whether the Metropolitan City Rallway Com- pany had been so organized and liad dono stich . ets as to pive it the right to onruprluw any proporty st all. The consent of the clty was 1ivst necessary, and noties ol an application for an ordinguce must first have been glven, In the absence of all prool on the subject, It would Le held ‘that the fact that the: Tity Councll acted on the potition was in ftselt sullicient to justlfy o Judge in_presuming that tho notice bad been glven, Evidence,” bowever, had been dotroduced which tended atrougly to show that the notice In fuct bad been giveu, Aftur the ordluance was passed It was n con- ditlon precedent that It should hic accepted and o boud «'lunld be given for the faithful” perform- ance of ita provisions. 'No lormal acceptunve in writlng was over ninde, nor was it required. Acts of .the Comr:m)- under, the ordinancs and within its provisions showing an intention to aceept were i fact an aceeptance, In the pres- cnt instance the Compuuy .hnd gone on to flle a bond aud make contracts, und thosv acls were ineffect oo aeceptance of the ordinance. The bond did not have any scal or scroll showing an intention to allix p seal, and was therefore no bond fn the lezul sonse of the word, Subse- quently o seal was wilixed, and another perfect bond tlled, but after the time limited for the luying of the tracks had explred. It appeared, Thowever, that the laying of the tracks wus eu- {ulncd by asult In“thu United States Clrenit “uuet, and the petitloner elulmed the time men- tloued {n the ordimance was thereby extended, 1t was o question of great doubt whether the Compuny bad not, by its falluro to file u perfect “bond fn time, Tost oll Its rights on Lake und Connl strects. But the maln (‘ucetlun was whether the Horse and Dum- my Railroad nct conferred on the petitioner the rlght' to take property of the churacter ot that {u the present sult, The right of oxcluding all roflronds from Loke and Coual streets wus o svecles of pm‘;ert. v and it bad been repea licld that such rights were property und wery subjoct to condewmnation. 'The n]xl;ml)yh\llorl of such a right was the destruction of ft, It was, howover, subject to such destructlon [f tho Leglsluture hod by express words or necessary fmplication given” the power. The only pro- Vislos of the Horso and Dun)n?' Rallroad act fur taking property necessary for the location or malutenance of Norserailwuy tracly Indleated that power to take snerely fneorporeal exelusion vights was not Iniended to be con- Jerred. Tho power to acquire title to property required for the purposcs of the corporation did not prima facle or pre- sumptively includo property alreudy In publle use under the sanctlon of Jaw. ‘Fhe authority nust be given in express words or by necessuvy Implication, and such lmplication could only bo found n tho language of the m:l.(‘ or from thy opplication of the act to the subject mutier, so that the ruilroad could not.ba lafd in wholo or h’: part by reasonable funtendinent on any other ne. The onl{ flfm the Metropolitan City Rallway Company had to condemn was under the Horse and Dummy Rallroad aet, which uuthorized o company * fo enter upon aud appropriate any roperty necossary ' for ita purpones, and ¥ to ake or damnge private property ! when it fs necessary for tho consiructlon of such road, compenzation belng muade under tho Tminent Domaln set, 1t was ' also pro- vided that *tho compuny will puy all dumages to owners of property abutting on the strects upon or over which such roud is to bo construeted,” Buch puower would only be ex. ercigedt when (¢ was fndleponsablo to the come pletion of the rond. In the present eiso the petition was not confined to partlenlur streets, ut It could loeats linus on other strecta with tho permisslon_ of the muuleipal authoritics, ‘I'he Bupreme Court held rucuilll)' that an ¢x- amiuatlon of thy Horse und Duinmy Kallwuy act shuwed * that private property not property used und occupled” by the publiv, was alono I the contemplation of the Legislature when the nct waspassed,” Tho right of exclusion of other ronds from Cunal uud Loke streets was uot o ove seusy susceptiblo of uctual use, but 1t waa na cssentinlly beneficlal to its ownors it not mora sy, than a fragment of its Clinton streot line, Thore could b no doubt from thy uvidones that its appropriation and destruction by the Metropolitan Rullway Company would not only Injurc the Randolpl street lhie bist would alinust cortainly destroy the Cliuton strect line. The [;a\\'er to uppropriate that {ncorporeal, in- tangiblo but valuable right and franchlso bpd uot Leen conferred by the Leglsluture, cithier by vxpress words or nceceasury impleation, and thut belng o, the petitioner wos not in w posi- tlon snd hud no right to mafutoln Ity present wroceeding to condeni “Che molon of the defendanty to sct usido the verdiet and award o new trial wes theref wverruled, the otion of the petitiouers for Judgmient un the verdict was slso overruled, uud the wotlon of thy detendants to diswiss the petitlon was sustutned, An gppeal was therefore oxked, and alloweld under vond for 2500, aud 1t wan nulmlnlml |.etween Ure partles that the case showdd go ta the Southern Gratid Divlston of tie Buprema Conrd sitting at Mount Vernon nest June, TIE SOUTIL PAILK CASE, Yostenlay wns ocenpled In the South Park condemnntlon case In tho introduction of wit- hessos ot Lho part of the. defendants aa to the valttw of the land tobe taken. The first witness was Mahlon 1D, Ogden, o well-ktiown eapitalist, who cstinated the forty acres'n question at 25,000 an rere, ? Mr, M. L. Sendiler nleo considured {t worth $6,000 ‘hid wpwards an nere, 11Is portoer, Mr. Sheldon, o fow -tlays ago, -valucd 1t at 8400 or 4300 for tho high land and about $100 for the low lana, J. ¥, Coffman testifled ihat it was worth, $5,000 an nere, Jumes Stinson ralsed the value to #10,000. That If the park waa not there the land would be worth nuch more, 1. T Plerce fixed it at-$3,000 to §5,000. Bub- divided it would be worth $25 4 front foot or $3,000 an acre. ! Qeorge W. Dinford, Chief of Police of Ifyde TPark, put it at 85,000 to 6,000, That was with- ontt referenco to the progintity of the park; and stbdivided It would be worth $7,500 an acre. Willlam 8, Bwan izured It at 6,000 Lo $7,000, C. A Day valuted 1t at 85,000, D, IL Hatnmer catimated it at $5,000. AT, Tompkius and E. M. Fay agreed with the cstinates of Mr, Hanmwmer, {u lota 7,875 an acre, Henry Brooks fixed the value at only 83,500, Congidered na divided Into lots 25x163 feet, with proportionnte strcots and alleys, It would be worth from %30 to €35 per front foot, or at tho Tatc of $7,500 to 88,000 an acre. Col. John A. Ellson fixed his estimate of the value at 35,000 to $7,000,. Juniea P, Stinson was recafled, and_ testificd that bis opinfon of the valucof the land wos not miluchiced by tlm‘rmnmed proxtnity of the i vark. e thought the Tocation of the park would rather tend to depreciate the valie of the Ilo considered the property worth from 85000 to $7,00), irrespective of the Jocatfon of the purk, The Court thin ndjourned until this mornfug. AN EMBEZZLING CAAIIER, James K. Armsby, of Evanston, began o sult by capias yesterdny ngatnst his former clerk and caghier, Charles Dutton, torecover $12,05¢ which, it s ulleged, tho latter embezzled from him. Mr, Armsby snva that it 1875 hie was engazod {h bustness- i this city ns comtnfssion merchant and dealer tn forelgn frults, Datton was {n his cmploy from Jan,’ 1 to Nov. 15, 1875, a3 book- Teeeper and enshicr, snd during that: titne,'ns {s clatmed, embezzled $12,054, s had almost tho sulo chnrfiu of monceys received bylis employer, and was thus enabled to accomplish the thelt, Dutton was Superintendent of o Sunday-school in Eyanston, .and his friends have cobstantly alituined his fnnocence. The caplns was fssued by Judge Jameson, the Lall being fixed at §12.030. . UNITHD BTATES COURTA, Jacob O, Stever, administrator of the estate of A, (. Btever, began n sult for 82,000 vester- day against the New Jersey Mutual. Lile-Insur- auce Cumnun[y. The Nortliwestorn Mutual Life-Tnsurance Comipnny filed o bill against Emery R. and Sarah U, Gard, B. M. Austin, Aageliun B, Austm, Willlam A, and “Eilzabeth K. Toudinson, J. E. Iarryern, A, McDonald and wife, Willls A, and Founle J. Barnes, B, A, and_A, G. Otls, J, H, Thompson, 11, 11, Beoville, d. J. Wilsom, Iver Larscu, G, and J. A. Schaff, J, W. Lyon, R, H. Bncll, F. Brettechneider, 11, Wansen, Erivic Lor- sen, J, C. Whittlescy, J.'W. C, Peters, C, N, Holden, J. C. Haines, George Barney, and the Hanover Natfonal Bunk of New York, to fore- close n mortgaze for $25,000 made by B, R. Gard on Lot 8, Block 27, i tho Original Town of Chicago, DANKRUPICY MATTERS, Qeorge J, B, Floyd, formerly n merchant at Bristol, Ind.,but lnicly ot this eity, flled o vol- untary petition In bolikruptey vuamnx?-. s deuts, ull unsecured, nmount to 32,183,148 The nssets conslst of notes and bills to the amount of $2,514.08, all consldered worthlces, und some liouschold property clulmed us exempt. The petition was roterred to the Reelster. Jucob K. Van Duzer was yesterday adjudi- catod bankrupt, - . In the cuse of Atkins & Burgess an order was made for tlie second and_third creditors’ meet- lnm:‘ to boe held Jan. 10 before Reglster Hib- bard, A composition meeting will bo licld Jan. 10, before the Regiater, In the case of R, Phillipsun, . BUPENION COURT IN LRIEY, Nathan, 8. Lepperr flled a petition ngainst Solomon 8now, ¥. A. Fisher, the Northwestern Mutunl Life-Insuranco” Company, Willlam Kiciler, Frank H. Ross, Joha Bolund, Rouben Mickel, James B. Slurul)', und Robert B, Kelly, askinz for & mechanies? ) §1,581 for paintinge, graluing, and glaziug dono ot defondunt’s {lvo liouses on_the - southenst. conier of Dearborn avenue and Indiang street, Our & Lackolt flled u petition uguluse the same partles for o mechaniea’ llen to” the amount of 217540 for hurdware put into the same build- inga. The Schuremon & Hand Mantel Company alko filed o slmilar potition ugainst the same defendants for o licn to the amount of $025 for twenty mantels fucniehed.. Lastly, C. Olsen & Co. flied u potltion weainst the sume l;urucu. usking for u lien for §175, on aecount of uildinge stafrs and stoaps for the sane hyuses, B, F. Freeland commenced an ejectiment sult agninst Robert \V, Rubinsou to recover posses- slun of the north c:gmy ueres of Lot 6 in Bllly Caldwell's Reservatfon, the damagzes belug fixed at $2,000. CINCUIT COUNRT. > John M. Secrist begun o suit ngalnat James B, Btorey to recover possession of fuur notes and o chattel mortgage of the value of ¥1,600, Wilhielmlue Reckewer commenced n suit In treapass for $2,000 ugalnat Louls Menvke, Ilurrlet F, Frink™ sued W, B, Batoham for $1,600, - . Mnrg\\mt Schugrue _brought sult to recover 2,000 damages from Georgre Deacon, T, A. Ogden sucd O, J., Griitha for 81,600, CRIMINAL COUNT. Carrio Lintner pleaded gullty to Jareeny, and was remanded, Alexunder Kirwin pleaded guilty to larceny, and wus given sixty days at the Bridowell: Charlea Nichiols vas tried for lurceny, und ac- q uitted. Frederfek Tila was tried for an assanlt with Intent to lill, found guilty, and glveu six years in the Peultentiory. THE OALL. Junac Brovartt—No court. Junae JANZRON—100, 418, 421 to 424, 420, 420 0 4ikl, 4100, $107, 418, 441, 445, 440, 440, 4 No, 404, Thorno'vw. [Kelly, 'on trial, durnaz Muong—Motions, Junux Rourns—No court. Jupak Buotit—-No call. Motlons Saturday. Junak AlcALtisTEn—No call, Bot caso 020, Sauth Park Corainisslonors vs, Dunlovy, on trial, dunes FanweLt—No call, - McClure ve, Dushum stillon trlal, . Junaii Wittiaus—Set cnse No. 200, Rysn va. Lavery, and, J. D, Woodward was the next witness, JUNOMBNTS, Surenton Count—Coxrrenione—P, ‘C, Hanford g;b N u-!. Covaugugh and Mary H, Cavauauglh, dutig . Dre Citicu): Couiiv—Junus Booru—1ilde & Loathar i ve, Wikllun 8, Powell snd Michael Keleh, (5,=1, B Cola va, Thoiou Pardee, S00. ———— WADE HAMPTON, 0 the Eilitor ar The Tribuns, JacksoN, Miss,, Dec, 24.—1 sea by the North- ern Democratie press that Wade Hampton, Governor-elect (1) of Bouth Caroling, I8 a large proposty-holder in Misstsslppl and {n tuat State, wheveas Mosby, of Virginis, 1s o meudicant, cte, Now, as to Humpton, allow me (o say that ho took the benefit of the Bankrupt act {n this State, having filed his petition fn the Distrlet Courtof the United States for the Bouthern District of Mlxnts:l‘ml bofore Georgo C, MeKee, Reglster, His Habllitles amounted to milllons, all"of which was pald by u Marshal's notlce. Any property owned by him - was trans- furred to hils” brother, Chiristoplier Hampton, and to his sou-n-law, Mr, Huskclli at the thne of illlugy hh)mmlun he made onth that he was o residunt of Mississlupl, Sinco then he haa re- slded (1) with iy frlends fn Washingtou and Xu.\mluunu County, Mississippt, 1is pr«)pen‘y consists of s apparel, and nothing wore. 1fa course fn Mlnlnullml hus been marked by bit. terncss and vindictvencss.. 1 do not fnow what {)muert ¥y venl or-persongl, Mosby 14 pos- gessed of, und I doubt §CLis frlends have called thut into question. Any {nquirer wmay oblain copy of seheilule by uddressing George T, Bwann, Clerk of United Btates Court, Jackson, Miss, oud by peylug for same, e, " "THE METEOR, 1o the Kuitor of The Tribuns. Cuicaao, Dee, 29.—I am pglud to seo 8o much attentlon pald in your colmnns to the wonder- ful celostinl visitur whose appearance the ather cvenlug created @ firvt-class sensation of ita kiod. Your accomplished ustronomical editor Las my thauky for the lucld exposition coutalued . paid 2 tax fen to the mnount of | aa )u’n;xg—.lnhn Boland et al. va, Georgo In Moniday's Tamuxe, But he sliudes to & meteorite which fell, it scems, into the Pacific Qcenn near #an Francisco o few days ago. As this fs the first T have liearl of the tncltont, I woutd bie glad to have him state the partlculars, Twould remark that abouta week azo, of the particular night I am not certuly, nor of the haur, but thluk it waa 1 to 3 o'clock, happening to o awake, I was startled by a sudiden iliu- nloation throngh the window, lasting seurcoly longer thau a flash of Hghtning. I aroso an looked outy found the sky clesr, and, as there Was no apparent eanso for the flash, concluded 1t inuat inve boen'n meteor, but the few fn- rl,.nlrlu Iinnde tlext dny gave no enmfirmation, urhaps soime of vour readers ean grive Jaht on the anbject, ‘The quotation with which Tz THINUNE'S rtlele closes ds Ao faulty that T am unwilling to Jinve it pass uncorrected In view of the vast number of readera of the pavar. ‘Fhree of the four linca are fncorrect, and In one of them two mr'plun ayllables are Injected, whereas (1 nevuracy of thythm thelr author probably sur- paszed any wriler of any age. Pope’s lines ehonld read: \ho sccs with equal eye, ns God of all, Abero perd W fall AI.C. ————— BACK TAXES. Mr, Adams Submits & Draft of a Law Lo Ene farce Their Colloction, Mr, Francis Adams, 6f thic City Law Depart- ment, has prepared the following draft of an act to enfored the colleetion of the uncollected taxcs of 1874 and 1878: AX Act in regard to the assenament, levy, ond col- Iectiin of tho taxen of tncorporated ltlea in hia Riate for yerra prior to the year A, D, 1475, Jcit enacled by (he ‘,)mllltn] the Sfaleof Iilinols, represented fn the General’ Assembly,” Sk, 1. That n all cdses: where any Incorpor city In thin Btate Las attempied to asrens, levy, or coflect taxes [br any year or years prior 1o the yeur A, T, 1875, (inder or by virtua of the pravialons an act entitled ** An,act in rogard to the nssesa- mant of property, andthe levy and collection of taxea by Incorporafed. cltles in this State, ™ ap- proved April 15, 1873, or under or by virlue of any unconxtitutional Iaw, or_auy Jaw which laa Leen declardd nnconstitutional or vold by the Supreme Court of thin State, and In afl caxes where the anscssment of * property for the pure pose of tixation, or’ tho tax levy mude hy _any city for any -yenr prior to the year 1875, has heen declared vold, or uncomuumn{ul. or hus been eet aatde, and snch city bas fuilled to collpet tho taxes wo attgmpted to he awressed and levied, or any wart thoreof, the City Connell or Commen Conncll of such cll{ may, by ordinancs, necerialn and: determing, nnd catise to be cortified to the County Qlerk of tho connty in which such clty 14 sltuated, on or before the’ second Tuesda, In Anjgaet ‘In’ any year, the tolal nmount whicl was required to be ralsed by taxation for all mugiic- fpal .purphses of aald ‘city for any yearor years prioe to the year 1875, for “or during which an ny- sessment or’ levy wns nnanlrmd 10 be mada, an uluresaid, (he sitount so certided for any year not to exceed the total mnount of all appropriations maie by anch city for sich year, Hitch certifeato” made to” the County Clerk, a8 aforernld, shall be prima facle ‘evidence that the amount cortied does not exceod the sum total of the eppropriations for the year for which such autount is certified, See. 2, Upon o certificate belng filed with the Counsy Clerk, unrrucrlbml in the preceding ree- thon, it shall bo bl duty to ancertaln the mio bec cent which, npun the total valuation of all property rubject to taxatiun within such city as the samu wan nsseysed and equallzed for Stite and county purposes for the year for which such taxes are certiled to have heéen required, will produce a uet nmonnt not less than the amonut 8o “certified, and mex‘vml such tax in o lix)nlllo column, deelgnat. fug the year for which 1Ll extemled, upon the book or paoks of the Collector or Collectora of State ond county taxes for the current year, and the tax o extended shall be collected at the sawe times, in the samo manner, und by the same oflicers ns Stute aud county taxos, ond shull bo pald over by i officers collécting tho samu to the Treasurer of ¢ city. ‘The respective County Clerks may (ssuc separate books or warrants 10 the several Town or District Collectord for the collection of the taxes herein nuthorlzed to e extended: sald Looks fo contain tho taxes of ohie OF miore yeard, na may be con- venlent, and to be Issucd at the same timo an the Collectors’ Looks for the collection of Blate and conuty taxea, It viinll tot be neceasary for the County Clerk to ret down [n the Cullector’s or other hooks the voln- ntion upon which the taxes herefn nauthorlzed shull be estimated and extended, nor shall it be nuceasary for such valuation Lo appear fu any st of delinguent tands and lots which tnay be filed with the County Clerk, or in any report of the County Culiectur un Ilbm"cfltlflfl for judgment for aale of dellnguent lands and Jotw, Src, 8, All sums of money puld by any person OF POrAGHy a8 taxes upun By such asscssmient or levy, or under any such law #s speciied in Bee. 1 of s nct, ehull be deemed to fave been volun- tary payhients; but thu porsons or cornorations paylig waid suins, when the sumo have .ven pald 08 taxea on personal property, and_ the reul estate in respact to whioh tho sama have boen or niuy be pald, when such f;nymunu are made 28 toxes on real estate, shall be credlted with tha amounts we patd on necount of. peravnal proporty taxes which iy be extended against tho perwanal property of Auch pardons orcorporations, and with the amoints 8 On real property us ngalust any taxvs which may bo extended agafnat auch real property for the your or {'ouhl for which such paymeuts may apposr [o linve bean mnde. I the umount of taxes extended agninat such persony, corporations, ‘or real property under the provisions o this act shall not "exceed in amount the payments to be credited ns uforesaid, then notlimig shall be collected of anch person, curporas tion, or proporty; but If tho faxes wo estonded shall exceed sucit puyments, then the oxcess only ahall be collected, BE¢, 4, It sholl bo the duty of tho Clty Clerk or the Clty Comptroller, If' thero be one, o filo with the County Ciork, at tho thne of Allng n certlficute as heretnbiefore provided, or within o reasapnble time thureafter, u atatement in weiting, slgned und certificd by auld City Clerk or City Comntroller, as tho cago mny be, ahowing sll:payments made on account of iny taxes atiompied to Lo assesved or levied by such'city forthe year to swhich the cer- tiflcate of tho umount required to be rajsed by taxation relates, the nmmcs of jporsona mnklni unch payments, in coscs whore the saine wers pul us persounl property taxes, nnd u description of the real estato In respect to which such payments wiay bave been made, when the wamo wors pald os venl pruporty taxes, ‘The certlificates of tho Clty Clerk, or Clty Comp. troller, s the cose may bo, shall be prima_facio avidence of the truth of snch statement, andupon recelving -tho. rame it shall be tho duty of the County Clork to enter the amounts of payments thereln mentioned In proper columne in the Col- lector's huakx, oppositoe the taxes extunded againat the persons or property, ns the cass mny e, for tho years on sccount of ' the taxes of whilch auch payionta shult sppear to me beon matle, and In cave tho jaxes whll exceed tho amount of any pay« nient so autercd, to carry the excess forwurd to another column, - Noomlssion on the part of the Clty Clerk, or Clty Comptroller, to e a statemont of the pays ments wado In respuct of auy tax, assforessid, ahull in any way prejudies or affect the collection of nny taxea extended in pursuance horeof, but any person or. corporation having made’ any such pnyment shull, upon presuntation to the Collottor of @ recetnt for tho eamie, algaed by tho propor vilicor, bu entitled to und receive n credit for tho umount of taxes rpecified in snch recelpt, as ugninat tho tax on pecount of which such pavinents shall ap. pear tu buve been mado, ar proo? of such payment may be mado upon any’ apylication, for judgmoent for'the ualo of tho lauds for the taxes of the yeur in respect of which such payments may have been i s \ See,"56. No sole of Innd mado to any city, or to lufllpenun for tho city, when nu noney liss been rn on such valo, upun Judgment rendored the sale of lauds for taxes attempted (o be ave [T , levled, or collected, na mentioned In Bee, 1of thivnct, whall bo dovwed, or taken (o Lo, or operato as payment, dluchurge, satisfarilon, or oxtinguivhmont af tho taxes for which such saln wus made, but the saine proceeding shall Lo had in all respects as If no such eale bud been made, except that 1n cases where certiicates of parchaso Issued in puranance of such walvs have Leen as- siizued by such city, or have bean’ redecmed, ot puyments have been inado o reapect thercof, the aums of monoy recelvad by such city on wuch o uments, or redemption, or othietwise, on ac. count of wuch cortidcatos, shall be decmed poy- uta on account of the taxes for which the prom- 8 deacribud in walid cortificatea were mold, und shiall bs credited av such, av horelnticforo proviied. &, 6, No changs or vwnerahlp of any propers *y alnto tho thue of uny ailempled weseseniont or evy, ## la montioned I Soc. 1 of lgh ucl, or sinco the thne when any taxes cerhifled under thivact might huve been ceriified, aswueued, or lovied, shatl in uny manner affcct the rizlt 1w cortlfy, extend, and collect any taxes oxtended aguinet sich prop- erty under the 'l!rflvllhml of thisuct, but the waue may b cortifed, extende d collected, ag if no suck ghonge of ownorsilp kad taken Skc. 7. No appeal ehall by allowed from any Judgment for the sale of Jands ot lote for taxes cer- il and oxtended under thiv act, nor¢hall any wrlt of error Lo reverse such Judgment uperate a8 A wuperucdeas, unlss the party praying such ap- eal or deslring such & writ of error shall, before aking such lll]nll or suing out such depouit with thie County Collector an woney oqual tu the gwount of the judgmuut and costs, and_ulso give bond with good and sufi- clent sceurlty, as In caves of taking su appeal or sufig out & Wrlt of error from, or to roversu a Judg- met for, the sale of lunds or Jjots for State and county uxey, 1f, 1 caso of an appeal, or sulng out a writ of erroz, (he judgmont shall be afirmed In wholo or In part, the Suprenio Court shull enter judgment for tho smount of the taxes with damnages, not to vxceod 10 per cent, and onder that tue srount da- paalted with the Collector, us aforeaald, or wo much INcreot 4a may b6 heCeseary, shall bo cesdivod o the Judgment so ven and execution shall lusna for the balauce of sald judgment, damsges, ond costa, e Clerk of tho Bupreme Coutt shall transnilt to #ald County Collvctor a certified copy of thy order of aliruinco, and it shall be the duty of (he Col- lustor, upon recelviug tho samie, L0 upply vo uiuch of th'amount deposited with him, us sforvaald, as #uatl Lo necessary to satisfy thu mmount of the Judguient of the Buprews Court, sud to account Tor thie sumo av collected tazen, 1f tho Judgment of tha County Court shall be re- verned, and the caue somanded for sehearing, aud It, wudu the rehearlng, Judgment ahall be reiiderad fur the sale of the lsnds or lots for thy Lixed, oF place, auy parg , and auch Judgment be pot ay pealed from, or'n Wit of error prosecated with Fuperscdess dasied thereon, nd hereln provided, the Clerk of the Codnty Conrt shall certlfy to tie County dor tho amount of #eh Julzment, wid thereupon it alall b the duty ity Collector fo- eertify Lo the Cont t tepodtend with T oe nfore<ald, Connty Cletk pinbl eredit the rald Sudye tnent with the amount of wuch deposit, or so ineh thereof an wiil satisty tho Judsuent, and the County Coliecttr shall he churitenble with, and ac- conmt” for, the amount ko credlted, an collectod taxes, Nothing hercin confained whall be cons wtrued as roquiring an additional depusit, In care of moro than one nppeal or writ of error being proscentad in salid procoedinge, 11, upon a final mnrlnr, Jndzment ehall be re- fured for the rale of landeor Jots for the tnxen, or any part thareal. tha Collector ahall pay over to the party who shiall have made suld deposit, or hie leznlly Authorized ngent of reproscitatives, the nmount of the doponit, or 5o much theteof neahnll renain alter thy rolifaction of the Sndenient npabiet the pramises in respect of which such de- Jrosit shiall have boen made, Hrc, He Al the. ‘mn'lnlunn of tho gencral reve enuc lawa of this State relnting to the redemption of properiy suld for t1axes, the mauner of ohiaiu- Ing and Issuing deeds for the mame, and the cffect of anch deeds, shail apply to alf lands for the nale of which Judgment may be rendered under the provislons of thin nct. —t—— e CARDINAL ANTONELLY'S WILL, Mow tho Ureat Irelnte Disposed of His Wealth, Ttome Corrsspontlence Jondaw Ttmer, The great wealth Caidinal Antonelll s re- ported to have left hins aroused . special intercst withregard to his will,and given risu to endless goealp, not only ns Lo its contents, but concern- Ivg the docwnent ftsetf. At first It was report- ed that it could not be found; It had disnp. -peared In some remarkable manner; it had been purposely destroyed; the Cardinal had made no will, and'imany other things, A few days ago, however, the Liberla announved that. it was in the hands of the Tublic Notary inthe Plazza San Claudio, whore it could be seen, but was told that only those having o dircct foterest could be permitted to examitne it. This morn- lng tho Popolo Jtomano printed a notice to the effect that to-morrow it would publish the doce ument {n extenso, and on Inguining directly of the editor of that paper he lald before mie a properly authentleated mpg of the will, from which he courteously permitfod me to mui:e the followlug translation . TESTAMENT OF CANDINAL GIACOMO ANTONELLL, Desiring to diepose of my property now (hot, by Ihe grace of God, 1 find nysell rana In mind and body, usine the facultles which T have s Cardinal of the lioly Roman Church, with thls document, by me writicn and subscribed, 1 make horewith m; last witl and testament. Before e\'cryl.hln;.'el.'c.{ recommend my poor soal to the Infinite micrcy of Qod, teusting that, through the Intercesslon of tha Most Holy Immaculnte Mary and of niy patron sdlnts, 8¢, Peter, 8t Paul, "8t James, aud 8, Louiw, e muy grant mo_remigslon of my sins and make me worihy of the cternal_glory of Parudise, 1 forbid the disseciing or embalining of my bLody after death in any way or for whatsvever motive, and order that It be interred in the burying-place of iy chapel In tho Church of St Agats ulis Suburea, near my good mthe ‘The funcral shall ni made according to custom the church which it shall pleaso the 1 ul{ Father to appoint. Durlng the eight days fotlowing my denth Torder that 100 mne-es a day be celebrated, With the alws of 30 eous for esch mass, A port of these maswes shall be caueed to be eelebrated by the Mendicant Friars, 1 hnmbly beg the fuly Saiher to uccopt tho respectfal offering 1 make It of the crucifx standing on my writing- tavle, having the cross inlaid with iapls Jazuli, and ut the base tho Lneeling Magdalene, within the contre of #afd basca bas relicl reprclnnlln‘g the Adduloruta, ond othor ornnments in silver, Lpray hitn to accept with paternul goodness this object a9 @ homage from the most devoted and falthful of his subjecte, who dles tranquil In the consclence of nover baving falled In duty toward his sacred person aml the convictlon of having always with all earneeinusr and- lioneaty rerved him’ in the true nterests of the Chareh ind of the State. Dos fore proceeding to dispose of my private fortune I declaro that 1 da not possess any other capital be- yond that which can from the heritage of ty ex- cellent father, or which I have been sble to nee quire thraugh the nieuns left me by him, teat, therefore, ngalust all the calunin{es which on thatnnd nny uther aciouut whatsoever have been in wo wany ways clrculated through the world bes fore God, who 14 to judice me, and before tHim 1 forgive from any heart all thiose \who have tried to do e evil. 2 If, In dolng my duty, I may havo cansed displeas. 1o any oiie, 1 heve the consclence of never hav- hud even tha tutention of injuring nny one whomeaever, 1direct my helrs to conslgn fo the persons whom 1 linve thought it m{dnly 10 remem- ber nome memornnda which I shull bave weitten In 1 seled puper by me subscribed. 1 lesvo to the Hoepilal of Santo Epirito, for one tlme only, 25 francx, and other 25 francs to the Twly plucea of derumifein, ‘f'o "y tltular Church of Santa Mara, In Via Lata, I Jenve my whito tonacella, The red one 1 Jeave to the Church of St. Agata alla Suburrs, the comtenda of which 1 hotd, The vivlet planets 1 leave to tha Monastery of 8¢, Marla, of which LTam Protector. Qo sacred hangings and ntonsils af my privato chapel T desire muy bo preserved for the chapel of my house on the Gtrinal, and they sholl belong to thiv helr to whom 1 asslgn the sald house, 1 Institute sa universal amprlvmr)- helrs my dearest brathers, Filippo, Gregorio, “Luigd, and Angulo, my nephew Agustio, son of Gregury, and my other nephew, Paoio, son uf Lulgl, to cuch of whom, us 1 wlinll say afterward, I uvslgn and de- termitio such l)urtlun of thu property usil of the objects us I wlll they may povsess, and 1 will that each of them may boar tho respective legacy duty according to the value of the shiare falling 10 All my posdessions, , burniture, llrcn!mll objecta, titles, and offects whatsoover, tie credity and the 1RUS money that may bo found in my powsesslon at tho thne of my deuth, except tho collection of ¥tones aud uther things of which T uhall divposo herelnafter, 1assyrn to my brothers #n above, Filippo, Greorlo, Lulgl, and Angelo, and I pray then to accept this my disposition us o K:’uu{ of the sincere attection which 1 huve nlways orne them equaily, and as an attestation of tho gratitudo L bave always entertained toward them for the affection whieh they have shown me under all circumatances, I assign my nephews Agostino, helrns above, my Lause fn [tome, #ituate nenr the Quirinal, bought fromn Conte Vamercati, with every thing which iy In suld house ot the moment of whiting thls lxma. ent will; go that If at the moment of wy death nny anjects of whatever kiml be fouud there which are nowW I my apartment at tho Vatlean, Thoso 1 de- claro Vo belonkg to sy brothers as nbove, T usalien ulso tomy aforcaalil nephow the utenslis of my rrl\'uw chapel ut the Vaticnn, I assign him alse e collectton of marbles, with the cabinetw con- talning them, exncily ns they are in my apartmont at the Vatiean, 1 declare, however, that In the aforenald colloc tlon I do not incan to comprehend the rock crystals and other objects which aro kept ia three uther separte caliinets, ono of which containa medals, which 1 decture to bejongto iy brothurs us nbove. 1 awkslgn ta my nephew Paolo,” son of my brother Luigl, heleuvabove, all tho property T possess in the terdtory of Ceceano - and adjolning terrltories, with all that is to be found in It, nothing excluded, with the following condittons: ‘Thnt 1y, that my’ brothor Angelo, huving hud the paticnce to occitpy himself away with the aduiin- l ation of my pokscslons In Ceccana and odjoly torritorivs, 1 ordain that nelther my waid phew nor “"Y“‘h‘”.l’“"‘"“ lave any right or title whatsoover to take hlw to account for the sfore. sald adiminlstration, ho baving nlways done every- thing with my full understanding, and having ul. ways regularly trunumitied to me all the yents of aforesald proverties, 1 dispose, morcaver, thot all that shall exist at the (ime of my death of products or rents, s well nutural as elyv(l, from the eald provorties as above, {or twwo acavons fullowing the sume, tnciading that in which my death say happon, shall be freely en. Joyed by hiin s legatee, cuntinulng to hold the ministration as he did during my Htetime, sxoner. sting lim agaln from any rendering of account whatwoever, "1 dispose, atso, thiat the helr shall not eutor Into noasession bt sforesald property until ufter bwa sossons as aforceald nftor my desth, 1luave, beeldes, as a legney 1oy said brothee Angolo, the two lirge allver vases with - buw rollefe on tholy bowls, which are to bu found in uiy writs ing-room of my apartinent in the Vutican, and | request my suld brother to nceept and presorve tuem as an uttestation of all tho ufectionate re. pards_he has shown toward sue during my Ilfo, And 1 also request of all my heirs that all thy legucles of furnltnre, pletures, und other objects, may be preserved and used n thelr respectlve familles, avolding, under any circumstances, thot ln‘{ portlon of thein be sold by poblic auction. inally, [diroct that all iy safd heirs shall ami. cably divide ing lieritago anion thomtelves In the purtlons according ns 1 have aseigned them, muk. 'nu of them o slmple famdilar description for thelr own guldance, L uléo leuve to all juy servanis for their natural llves, to thoss ju my service at the time of my deoth, and who have served e for more than ‘twenty-five years, the full monthly wayes they recelved when I waw alive; to thoso wha have sorved me for more than fifteen yeurs 1 leave two-thirds of thelr monthly wages; and to thoss who kLave scrved mu fur loss than ton ycars ono-third their monthly wages. In thy enjoyment of this disposition, notwithstund: ing thal it 14 unneceasary to declre it, 1 intend t the two ecclesiastics who form purt of my lousshald shull be cumpris hibit that any of the afor ever reasan, offect murizuges upon the property which constitutes my lieritago or upou that of my helre for the purpose of securlug auy convlyne menty | hay them, ond [ declure that 1 bave wido waid ments wolely uuder the expross condition that they do nut eifect any such mart kago; and if auy or all of thom should hink it to do vo, then [ decture that fpev facto thoy ure ex- clnded from the rrunl‘rl]fllnlv of sald Iflmll.'m which s noue othur than n precious lverafity, and 1 give them Justead 100 schdl for vuce ouly. G, Cordinalo ANTONXELL Roxx, Jai 18, 1871, Tho wna 1 velope' fuclosed with tho above beurs on the outsidu tho lollulflnf fuscription **For my befre," Tha contunte belng taken vut conslrted of aall piece of puper writlen ovonly inthe vamy handwiltiug on tho firet two ‘].muvl turoughout and a parion the third, and ot the bottom the date, Kome, Jun, 168, 16871, ond the siunature, ‘0. Card. Antonelli.,” Thure ure nelther erosures nor marginal noted, Juterlineas tiony o adiditions, The tenor of this Hitly sheet 14 us follow My hictes are to pay tbe following lezacics: To wy good siater Hosslly, warrled Saugu To my nleen Anna Sangulznl, married to ¢ Poret, b,0001. To tny niced Lneta Antonelll, o iy plece Turean Autoneil), ‘Fo iy nleee Tpocensn, ol benitler with silver baa reilief rey lvity, whael ktande uosr my bed, To iy nephewr Agostino, the wateh which stands on the hittle table, with the arme of the Holy Father, ziven ina by his {loliness on occasion of the centenury of 8t, Peter, To my nephew Jumenice, the other pocket wateh, with m{ rmy. 'v my naphiow Faolo, the watch, with gold chain, which | wesr avery day, with my arms on ona nide and my eiplier on the other, Ta m nerlrew Pietro, twelve siver covers of thawo which | uae dally. o my el ai Marlana, ons my palr of great sifver Jamps, whichever sho chooses. The uther 1 leava to my slster-In-law Peappina, To my wister-in-law imma 1 leave my triangular allver Inkstand, which atands upon my best writing. table, tozether with one of my little boxes of Flor. cutine moraic, which aro In tlic suine roum. Yo my sister-in-law Vittoria Ileave the silver brain and vane of Enfifl-h work, which nre In the case, To my niece Buma, wile of Agostino, I leave all iy [aces, To her good mother, Contessn Qareln, Tleave tie lttle rervice of silver zilt, con. slsting of trn{v. cofleespot, cream-jug, sugar-bowl, and cupe, with mpoons, requesting her fo accept them an & remembrance of one who s yrateful to her for 813 the kindnees ahie used toward him whilo e was in this world, and who Jm:ya her to make use of the raid objectn for lier dejeitner, Nosg, Jan, 18, 1871, (i Card. ANTONELLL NOW’S YOUR CHANCE, LADIES, Hpectal Dispatch to The Triduna, New Youx) Dee, 83,—A Times speclal soys & Waslington paper prints the followlng queer advertisement, and It is asscrfed Lo Lo genuine: Wantrn—A wife, by n momber of Congrens: 1s good Yooking, under 5fs years of nge, and in in re- celpt of a fair fncome froin other rources than his ofticial malacy, Wil probably be re-elected, and roposes (o purchare a comfortable home In Wash- ugtan IF b can find & suitable partner. The lady, to be eligible, mist be not over 22 years of aye: muat be good looking, must be frank, wincero, of aloving diepoaition, Pelitical opluions and fam- ily councctions uniinportant. but must possces candor, umlablilty, and inteltigonce, No abjoc. tion to )xm;lg Indies in the Government Civil-Ser- roe gz the Nn- vice, with photograph, X Y Z, care oftice. ———— FINANCIAL, New Yonx, Dee. 23,—Chipinan, Stone & Co., of No. 74 Pine street, and ot Yokohama, Japan, one of the larzest firms cngaged] In the Japanese trade, has failed, swith liabilitivs variously esti- mated at from $250,000 to $500,000, the greater part of which {s held n this city, OITY NLEAL ESTAT TR BALE=TWO FINE HUSINESS CORNENS 05 Ktate:sl., near Patiner House, None hul stoueyed SWer: they ean pet @ bargaln. These ‘are e cionpest and bere corers n thicity, and will e wold fow, T, 1. HOY D, Kuom 14, 10 Madieotioat, SUBURBAN REAL K JOR BALE=OIl EXCHANUGE—A FIRST-CLASS 10- rooin lioure, In 3 Dleassnt’ loeation ut Evarst nearschools, ehurches, and depot, and ren for £ pex montl to b Orat-ciays teuaits 0t szl nicely sha 1ty ded; must fiave part casir, Lok tll up. ‘Addrees T 6. Tribunc ofice: Sl NTRY IREAL ESTATE. INBALE~WE IIAVE FORl !‘.\LIT: A CHARMING e in wnukugm.lll. TOOMA, Jai AT 116 men nre Leautirul ravine, I reha raficd feufy, it vt berrles, " bincklersles, &c.t worth Bi5,000: a_ ilheral Allvcounit for cash, 08’ moley In Wanted, or wauld exs clionge fora live stock of merchdise in some thel In very chiolce proj T2 cACUDL froni thowe who de xchnnge, Arddreas, giviog full usme 1, Tribude omee, 3 re to and particuisrs, VWASTED-A PARTY A% L prrin BOALEREFLET Y nar, andd blind face oy, who Iy At e epcrivnive i vt st (o - 20, Mast he Uiopoushiy cosnpetont {0 niake out o or' g | x:lm). af work ususlly nidy In 0 1« elty, and understaml are it Iy: Tothe . Adilecss Teferences, o it ATty 1§ gooml y tribine of- VA T MU TUAT (S INERT, 70 T8 otnry on " orncy f Abply (0, HOTGIL Uniin Storc-vapts, "meio man WWANTED-IIONE-MADE CANDY. ST 1y 88 DY BALLS, 29 Weat Madisone Employmont Agoncion. V«\STEH—(I\'E FARM-IIAND _FOR ILLINOIS, costs #1.L0 ta the work. "It ¥, CHRISTI rkoteat,, It 3 AC108! it ALESMEN OF EXPERIESCE Y Siaracter fur Tndlsuw Miciigan, 1inois Wisconsin, Misourd, aud other Weatern Ntates, necd apply'excopt el a1arg wiliing to work rent of tie profis, pAyiog thelr own’expense Tuferences with applicatlon ta avold dela I, Importer atid Wholeaala Grocer, Sew York. WASTEDSTO-DAY, MAX WITH 875 CASU TD MV Jain motn opening o pusing bustnens in Loo wille. Sure succs Hizuath Gree it STED=A YOUSG MAN tozrs) allery. fioml e i Railer) TANTED=A MAN WITIT GOOD SINOLE COAL T in office with catabliahed trade, STust b honest, ohliging, ond gllod 10 lovk up irade. American prae mfl«m"m outh Clark-st., basement, A, U, SEIST 15 DO € or wultable per- FANTED=YOUNG MAN WiTH £700 01 81,000 T W Tainesns DIg VTORS: | Cart ot S’ 3. 105 00 MEN AT $300 A MONTIT honk }“V ma T pres SO AN r00-2t, and 182 Derrborn . Cliicago. WANTED-FEMALE ML) Domestics. VWASTED=A GOOD AVASHER IRONEM, and kitchen worker, in private family: must cotng rocornmended, Call 8¢ basement 1010 Aichigatray, A\i2 D—AT 433 HELDENAV., NORTI 8IDE, & good BIrl 46 do generdi housework, VWARTED-HOTEL SCHUL Q1R INMEDIATE: Iy, City Hotel, corer Stato nl’ll:l slchnmuu.. W ASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TQ COOK POl RS and fron for two, 73 Bouth San- JOUSE, GOOD DINING- 5D COOK AT RESTAUNANT. 148 bouth Clark-st. VWAKIEIES, 00D Uit 20,05y tonst. between 1 aud 5, S X VW ANTED=A RELIAILE GIL T0 COOR. WASIT s {ron. In private familiv: heat wagea for ‘wood nielp._ Apvly at 72 L wenty-fourthext. Acomstresses VWASNTED-FILST.OLASS SUINT WANDS 1. mediately o ¢ Lonu £tar* hiri Factors, 184 Dearhorn-st. Nurses, on DI& E’i’fll‘.‘(llb_l:‘!’_ U \Y«’;bn WITIIOUT HER ror fonger, Call L4 p. in, . A WET-NURSE FORt & 0 130 Nortl $tate-st, SITUATIONS WANTED AL, iRagicienpura, Cloriv, TUATION WANT) I8 thoronghly “nee yesrn of experien: 10 Tioaaa of This city e agen for an enenzemcnt, | reference furnl TUATION ~WANTE] clerk, of several ton in & firat-class | NraotA preferrods fa Lngite and favorably knowen t° m fohbing houssot & on aitd after Jan. tnexes the beas of i 0 o - tA 7 erfence, desiies a elin: narried, npe 3, e HOTEL, ¢ T A b had fwelya ye nes would now nake en §rY Fensunaule terind, Ad rie agement s dny + liress C, A, STRONU, (ireans ATION WANTED=IN WETAIL DRY G0DD 52 o Sereenl meretaniise, by i i I ot af Addrees V2, Trloung umen o PO ITHATION WA wman whote tim 1877, P 100, ‘Trihur Miscollanoo WANTED-TO) ;| an experienced and practical man in o helonglag ;lm“‘l;mlm-u. from niatnf EN—AS 1500 PE 5 ExXpIres b present piac TUAT HON WANTED—AB TIAVELING SALEE - s In Toxaaand Siimourt; good retorence s 13, Tribuus_of Domestics. TUATION WANTED-BY ith u fainlly going SorhTADE, fl“’";. # 0 oflice, TED=DY & CONET i, orsend to 148 Ku S s SIUATIONS WANTED-— v K1, 000 for sscund worl: und the ot Lalre, H Uil k and laundrens, aku cLarge of gunersl ANTE] competent Cuna TEADY, NELTARLE n of ta do the lovs:work of 8 suinll s comipe: At elther work; withi hest of references from Inst eme . i all for thred days ar prerent emp.o/TrR, 42 RESPECT AT ook in o private famlly or boarding-house, 204 Weat Madlyon-st. WANTED=RY, ITUATION WANTED=A: 81 15 ¥outl Green:st., 3. FINANCIAL. ADE ON DIAMO! {ONDS, WATCIIRS, e oitice, 121 ltan* EaLa0shu 145 LAUNDENRS privat [ foaned on houattiold furn} o S8 CHANCES, ALATIGE AND GOOD TAY: islnies, aix years established, st uat countivs n lowa, i mercant ihe countyneat of 0o uf 1 Tiuliding and fxtures, and a well-nsoricd sock. only genural stock (n town. 11l bealth the ouly reason forastiing, _Addrows I Q. MILLIRIEN, Clarlon, Wright ABLISHLD BANKING BUSIN nin country town 100 miies fram € iteason, puor licalth, *Address WALKELL ‘Trib T _HALF COST, CO. ECTION ‘l'('l n, e I"‘Oll BALE—ONE OF THE BEST FARMB IN Mo- lenry County, 56 miles north of Gliicago, 150 acres, 223 per aste: amiall payment down. Address N 87, Tribune vilee, TO RENT-NOUSES, 1O JERT=A" FULNTSIIED OUSE, NEW AND delihttaily situated 0o South Side, 1o 3 woud party until May 1 or Jon: a1 €75 per month. Call or ad uress Room 86, 101 Lasaile-st, 710 RENT—SICE! hot And cald wal S FORNIRIED ft00MS WITH and with reaionable reats, Ap- N7 3 Vau liurcu, I sultes Tespectably. varios 8l WALLELR, 41 Cia OC! 8 orde rder, . 'po reEsToTo 400D PR f billdiug 1451 Statn-st, 4, 153 Madison-at, elviant Axtures.* 718 W orat 50 West Itandolph- USTNESS OPENING FOIt AN UFFICE MAN AV it experience and ablity whio fins §10.000 or Bintuotodnvest in g succemtul and wrowing menufac: turing busliess ive senrs eatabllshied: addiitor.al caple tilandes renuired (o meet the rapld growth vhich Has boen ver %) per cent tho post year, aad which hae prtd a handsabio proiits no one need apply wio 18 10t witling to covote i< cnergles 0 businovs und accept & modest salary therefor, sic 4 the times demands one wko Is wiliag also to perily 1 Of enrutngs oi_capital (Ur 8 year or twn to i pasured growth: uireds opelty 2, Tribuue ofil WELL EETALLISIED Apply ot corner of of elty reference given and umhri«cdy\ynm‘.‘ Addre 1DRUG ETGRE Foit EAL L) aud doiuie o good ‘biciness, liniated and Vai Bure GROCENT, TIRSTAURA: AND ey, I the hriviug Town of Atbion, ‘county- seat of Soule Guunty, Tnd., dolng o word husihew; lox LT, W 10 $500 wittt 1§vis rooins stiuched; capltal required, 600 0: £00 1 rearons fur relling: n rare chance for a bu'ter of funited means: Tent, o, gy pood niullru!;ul{nnl trade, Address Il L. CRITTEN. ulod, Ind ot gus vou cax BUY % CONFECTION 2040 VYSLer Festaurant At 172 Twenty-second«s ‘I:ltl:{ur‘\\'lmuu touse; pruprietor guing fnio otlier by f]'0 BENT—FURNISHEN " OR USE SIED, 42 i NT AND Ply at 193 RENT. POl EALE-FIRET-CLARS” REETAT] South Curtie-st,, two-story und basement brick, bar: th Iocation fn thy clty, .\ 10rouins, furnace, gus fistures, e Rent, completely | knst Madlaor baseient. Turnished, _CuX & DAl 14 LaSalte-st. i —HANDSOMELY ™ FUI, frunt rvoins pricos ressonable, cornur Mo o HENT nlahed warined roo) av., soulh of Harrbon: 1UED SOUTI 0. 171 Fifth-av,, GO0 PAPET ROUTI YIN weukly. | Aubly st 103 Wasltug between 6 aind ¥ o'clock this eventug. "FDH BALE—=A WELL-ESTANLISHED SASIL, DOOR aad ulind factory and planing il fn s kood loy cal: ity, having 3 goud run of custom; cause. dissolution of purtnersnlp,Adidress 1§ 84, Tribune oflice, e 0 RENT=NEATLY-FURNISIED ROOS l or without board, fn Kingabury lnucg. % dulpli-st., near Clur K, TO RENT-STOREN, OFFICES, ETC. ND BASRMENT BUTLD- 0500 feet, at southeast coruer Market and 5.1 cheaj (0 good teiant. FOTWIN & COlte urzi-n , LOETS, ANTY BASEMT 2 Teety very low, Al store and b ruer Bl and Norl Clark-sta, BrICK houscs, 815, &2, 4, W, BEA, Toand 12 Nort Cata Miscolinnoons. "0 IENT—100, ACRES FIRST-CLABS FARMING latd, on Sevenfy-recat., Uiar Westcru-av, CIHARLES GOODMAN. liouin 43 Exchange Buildloi, WANTED-TO RENT. \‘VAR"‘H.'.{'—‘-T(I HEI\VT—A\ FURNISHED 1IOUSE IS: A iirat-clase foention; ewner board forrert, wrlth privilege of taking oW others. 1623, Tribuné jees ‘V \MPLE- Address TAULE hed, on Featons NTED=TO RENT—SALOON OIF voni, With Oxtures, ur will buy Axtures ribube of TA! ) =TO RENT — DY A TESDE teuont, 8 umalt house, compivtely furi Bide [ Arat-class jocation; rent must be N 53, ‘Tribune ofllco, Bouth ably, ‘i s I o i e D-TO HENT— FURNISHED ROUM ON 73 W Ut Jina, Add Aincripton ain priee, %, Thibanb ot YIS LOARDING AND LODGING. South Nide 71 BAST MOXRORST. RECENTLY OP tes, geatiemsn, an § nosly turalislied Tanil . senta can iind rooins, heated, at $3 w4 per week, or Ly the mouth, EALL RTATE, 10 83 per week, TAV. <1 NICELY ¥l room to je, with bourd; slso back rooni at moderate rates, Heferenves requived, 427 MICHIGAN: A ENT, WITHT i1, B R A A I from Jui. 1 g lary view, heated by reglater and grate, wilh Hot ud cold Watcr, sultubleTor geutleman aud wife, QINGLE T00MS FOIL GEXTLEVMEN Deriir hoant and Lo rutafurta in Lwenty-ftat, couventent 1o cugs. Itvtereuces.” Addrew T b, Tribune vaicd, v Wout hav. S04 NEST,, BANDOLPILST, — ACCOMAODA. E tfons for niew Indles or ‘genticien; teriy Sey peasouablojonadouble ruoun, Tur Gxu, §9, with ol stone front, Tering §u. Wotoin, JEVADA HOTEL=188 AND 160 WABASI-AV. near Mouroe-st,—Loard s rouin, $1.( per d E0L0 F4 per week without hosrd, 50 cens ceuta, und §1 por duy, 1 33 b 179 BTATHST, I, CLANL HOUSE, 0 falmer Huse=To rent. good rounis Wil or without ard. 83 roums sultable for v, MISCELLANEOUS, DO T e S et B BAND 3 per dozen. o fie Tt Lt Siudton-ste © o JPULL DitESs KIb GLOVES FOI GENTLEMEN, Two-bution, $1,30, 81.75, and 84,10, Fitied to your haods Lotory you b 4 0 EW YEAR'S PILESES RUSUALLY El fTered b ) e, 04 State-at, BE TAUGHT POL 98 WITITETIICT- Tuction, (all or vlrlll.‘. Prot. 110~ a8t Mautwi tuom ¥, uth D OON LiCE Al or widreas 40 WA A PHOPITRTARY ATTT bla for i grucury oF dru manufaciuro or the exclusdve sale full pariculars, 2 74, Aribung olle ED=AN INTEREN ro-ineurance AL W ANTEI=A THEATIICK &xdmu V76, Aribune ottice FOR SAL: BUITA N A GENENAL Ot ey Culcagor Adbrins DRSS TO enlig dreson, cheup pleast ! “Tribuno for thu Centennlal year of 18705 s valuable o 1‘0!( ALK--A COMPLETR FILE OF TIE GHIGAGO v Audress 1 79, Tribuue 0luthie T0F fullfe Folereuce. ol ! 7Ol _BALE - CHEAY —NILITARY CLOTINNG, overcoats, pan ackets, dnoss teat, woulen Disuket, ruover bisuket, ete. 81 kast Raodolplioa, l“l)" BALE~LADIE: N UE walchive, cliaiine alea milvyors, stol ©ic., cheup 9r caah, or 1y fustalluenty, 1000, SALEBEVEILAL LAb . wold wi s, 2 e 3, wardrube, 430, Triunc, Totet Overy ehcap . FRIVAIE L0 o - very ot X Cliticbhe Toubn furulalied roum tavharo, < PBoAK —¥01i A NAHY or _address, ‘fu T30AND-FoIt SELE WIEE Frivung oulce. SOl BALE—1 LAYEST IMPLOVE 18,5 Wilson, 1 raver & Htkel Vi hu's, N, 1., Ly cuunin” froy Phlisddlpilar oitice, Clilcago, PABTIES WISH 70 SELE A RALROAD EATING. liouss and hiotel at Loudon, 1., 150 inf west of lfcaga. TYwo dally express trln op for tieal, sup- perand breakfast. VW ANTED—S3CEN WITI €100 OIF MOTE 70 101X e i openfuga saniple roota In the bedt Sucation tutheelty, Address O 13, Tribue otlice YV ELL-ESTABLISUED, PAYING RETATT, TUST: urs, WILh sfocks promient locatiung will trade for mauuficturing busiy v & €O, 144 DEARBOIN-8T., TTAS i loar Aty per conty | " TO LOAN ON CITY MEAL E! o kom0 R RO ONEY TO LOAN T andottier gollal IIVATE LOAN OFFIU ; n T CENT ON REAL ESTATE go ond vleinity” and 0o 1 i v ! TAIHOVED CITY _PROP: Appiy at Unton Trust Com- i Guins { auy, 133 5ot Clarksst. ONEY ON TAND T4 N ON FURY) : Bl or o Ewdcnlllu‘fllzo LU:\‘\ oL SFUl JTunE FROSE 500 TC 500, §1,000, 82,000, ont 0! 130 Dearbornsat,, oo 4 IORSES AND (L\lllllAGlih- \UTTERS AND 8L towns fnst be ol MOArc-box cutters, uut rols, mats,” bar f iy, R Vork: QoS At Gook 1t s un o ank 0 yeurs of_agc, 15 Inhi, hus 8 full man- o one good conpe {ll.'ll mares they are llfl"lluwlfllifllfl . W, nd K Lo Ale{gh-bell, hanas ity fa witno aud tall, nud has trof il % c doye glven with efther. FT THAT WE WILL s _lk'uud ugkivs cicap, PENN TIORSES AND IIANNES it B0 Tiree weeks neo » Inquire for GRU IOTT'S ~ TATENT ¥ N price of ordinary stel oI_these celebrated ¢ U, corner Lescl and Sel 5 1 cutters at half-) sl turniig ont ters, AL A proprictary article X fgl,p'mfi‘ Ho e 1o ~NUTION BTORR, WITI LIVING-ROOME on Tor selifng, sickness; cay Mudipon-t, TALF INTEREST 1IN ug €300 nlanthly, Forty 5 Clarkeat., Hout STOCK FORBALE TN_AY AR tovaczo fuctory, ~ Should the vire Sulbuint 1 S P & FAFIE e tan have o malutie s, Addross K. 1L HARIISON, o eokuk, Towa, LOST AND FOUND, ZNEARL TWENTY-BECOND-ST., A cket-book canfafning pawn-tieket. 1. 1% shingloneat. AXD CUTTER. OF A FLUTE, NEAR} corner Moiioe and Praliun. Please jeavee at 006 West Monrvo-st,, and receive reward. TLU5T=38 REWAUD AND NO QUESTIONS ASRED, 4 for seturn of sealkin cap faken y afier: fron the Rentleman who: ua lipact ghrtior Saulson wad Market s, Coll atltoom 3y i [;iusr-rny. MOUTHPIEC] OST=SUNDAY, DEC. 17. A YOUNG HUNTIN| 4 dug Wit Iarks browi, marke, 311, of Saturd Aibune, pleaso anawer, Northeast corer of i, I basemient. 26, BETWEEN R0 EGAN-AV, AND 4 BL M urcn on Cuttage Groveav. lower half of gold aud coral earring. “The Onder will' be e wapded by lewviog 1t at 30 Eyine .4 I‘ OST=SATURDAY DEC, 23, ON WEST ) Bida 8 laigo woolen whaw! taile Toward wiil % sane at otllee of NOULE & LITTLE, s AT bL. 4 18 01 WHITE 4 Td Jege. “Owner called st 20" Buttertield-st., gound nut il SteNolbagrucery Maaseluave word with PAUSLEIR & “OLSCHNEIL, 103 Hustlu cornier D patd by leay Nortlh Lanal JARTNEI WANTED-WITH #2350 TO 500, Afi- cording to fnierest taken, Inacash bu ‘estali aheu weverul years and paying weil; inveatiuation so- Ictted; best of refervnces furnfahied und raquired, Ade uress ¥ o3, Trlbune ottico, WANTED=IN AN ESTABLIBITED s good solleitor preferreds must have soite cuplial, Audress T 01, Tribuuo NTED= AN ENCED TIUST ammanding unexceptional “references furtner (i 'n Whiolesils msnulsoturiog o, Tribute vile i D lan"ili.\\'l\‘)« HD=ACTIVE BT ETLERT, WITH n manufucturiug buviucess will gl AFLLy ] anttuted, © Adureesd 4l THDY cva) (rade aud bu yenses 10w and one of th beat na it Cle Citys w kool oponing ton etralghitfurwand busiuves man, Addrvas, 1or fuur duys, X 30, Trbune off co DARTNER WANTED. 0~TC JOIN_ A i; Llser ) purchusiug o very profiable business, * Call &t 133 Enat Madison oo 3. % UOALD WANT 1 OARD—-A P’""A'l:‘li"FAl" ¥, WHERE THERE 0 ollicr Lokrders, Laving vomfortable, well: shiiel Fooim o v R aood Boanie ty sd- dressiug Q W, Fihun o TWO MONTIIS OLD. CALL rtwo days, ltoom 40 Mowdul Llock, Nu, 23 Paclte . AND DAUGHTEN, oty o with private fumlly’ o Hrsticlase boutlh ur West Bhlu, goud location, south uF east 10is, it badh and Addres W 30, B()Amn’-m " osttsy Fofurence’ giveu wnd rvquired: ribune vilice, GENT AND A_NICE FUIL Llatied rouin with bosrd for lady, Address Q oy 1A FOIL Aldreas W o9, Bmub—l-‘uln’ou.\'c; LADY tnic-class furuiture of oo, Aribuue otlice, NEWING MACKIN, fit e B 10- L0F 107 Clischfiie, cabliict Case, FUAUIAT or 107 O et Sty s dcvcys ek lur BU% T0E i Joreuce, 1 Witcox sy frum 87,50 10§11 all poriect, Callat 134 b i AL TATEINPROVED SING: Neiors Wiisan, Tibwe, Witkow, i ) Brats ot Lok s hadt e MHTVATE LOA lark-ul., ool 2, Uy by, PLRSONAL, e T A e A Address J B4, Tribuue 50; R, Ju MERCHARDISE ] bt t Mousoes | 6, 'U)! ored G fre 1N ol w! 104 e, 100 Wed sl Slubey udvaaved (0 a0 WiIUALE l0WERt cUdrged. FUIE PLEAF RE VARTIES—LARGE alelicli, Will 808t 30 or 45 nerions, ur hire, Withiuut borsvss alio & fow nnil cueten, 't burn rear 103 Soutu Clas TO EXCIZANG CIANGE-TIIE EQUITY Ol e and jot, 1060 Indigua-av,, and 45 suburbs B tawtilorue, 144 miles o + £0r u kuud Injiroy alled of Culdig. luts clear of incunibraiico, un Chicago & Burlington vd farin within 5 » OSBOKNE, 1060 1nd south of Court-ifoune, In Coo * ! lso Twoacres youug tnibe 1. 1'rice, $15, 000, 00d couutry tuwn, 001 14, 140 Stadiaggont. 1A thrce yeur, 1) of land In° 1ilinols for nierchandise or other perso brapeety: nu real eatute wanied, Address @6, 1l e, ST Xt . o Wo BECK, 21y mvrchinudis In v or untwproved Chieago prope clnn ont wo cun Niske 1t an obj IEAYES, 181 Madiso Ltu AL BTOCK O Hunge for cat and i Tent; lowes TURY & CAM ou 4 EIUE, | ey reuting s ap ity. d and repaired by cumpetent workinen. ca. up parlor organ, llst price, int o-stops urgan, (I8 pri 1 8354 parlor bryan... icerva onua, Beiow el LT SA LY $10 FOIR A GOOD Pl Klsaruor, lu perfest or New. . the manufucturer, Bi by second . TFURRITUIE HELOW COST 10 MAKK, Mandsome partor ault, 7 plecen, Tegular price §3 only 30, ular price §03, only 203, oF wult, reguiar prive §200, 1o, Bl partor sult, 7 ploces, regular prico $1% | n) 3 5 U{ll:r Koods equally. Ial\fill lflv_.l:l;lllx ll‘hg! llu:lg.‘ Iz USION Fi S8 WEST MAT i | tadlal housetutd turatiut 1. DUORS BOLD AT A REDUCT um!a't{nuull_ujr 1EE, 102 Mudi CESRINGWALY'S AN Rl Meclianlc Atigricau Mupuis C03 L Foutalue, el BIFFITHS, 120 Dea SLEGALLY AND QUL late sod Tereltory, fur luconpai, ¥ L amie s st LA T d & N Sudummiion Febatier deorediiasear IVORCES -WE OHTAIN VAL DECR cresldertiof any sud every uchlity 10 pi Aduress. 1103 £5 LEGALLY ARD QUIETLY ONTA1S S 'l'u“;i.‘&m-n lllé)? Ay cr decre 315, 57 Aslidaud Dlod! INSTRUCTION, $G UGN NATORE TAUGHT 18,08 Tur ¥ neludig ahadl uly w0 CUCIE reaidenced. Addiad Co .