Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1877, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBU to and 1044 me that he wonid take $3,000 and summ clear out of the way, If 1 wonld fl" it to him. " 0 NG, B A ARAA NN A A e A AP AR Unining porsension of rame ailtlons facts dar ing the afternonn, the tame reporter esiled upon ME, Tiinedale ently in th cvening at bit rosldence carner of Ok and Ciark streeta and_happened, fortunately, L» meet him jont as he wan_retarning from down-tawn. Tur TrinuRA representative HAS SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1877—-TWELVE PAGES. A o dalo, stated that he carried money from Fgan w'l":rlnm. The former waa snbpensed, and g‘lll be on hand to-day, C A st Tad Dy Cans T, they registaring at the hotel oa I, P nyth and wife." When he got into thia dlmcn!w he came to me one day and told me of hia troubles. NOOKS AND STATIONER Y. A AN AN PERIOLAT < | Mo wanied me o, fel & A% Dermose” gare - . send to the girl, an at pul : 3 me 8200, tand bonght the drafs and rent i; o I WILL PURGE HIMSELY OF THAT PERILOUS Ilgu’lho'y‘::n ‘mfly. nAb“':x. Ve drafi and pent NE‘W BOO s : ¥ . sTUFF. looking over the booka, 1 found that he had . Just now there ls war In the camp of the Cook CHARGED MR WITI( TIIE AMOUNT OF $200 was courteanaly received and invited Into the par. lor, where the following Interview (ook plsce ‘without any preliminary ceremony SUITS, KOAN, Sald the representative of the pross: ** Alon; the Iatter part of the winter, or the ufl( part of |+ ! CLOAKS the last apring, Mr. Egan reccived the ram ' b} of nr..oo& the Jast instaliment of money paid n him by'the county for his pisns of the Coorl- DOI BI q Ns 9 he had given me. I have tho draft now in my pos. resslon, and canahow the eharge on the hooks. Dot why should eite. this case? Iia has done tha same thing on several other occaslons. ™ WII0 USED TO PROCUNS THR CONTRACTS]" Myself, James Forsyth, and James H. Fore th. 7 irneough whose infinencet “\Why, {heir influence and my own, of conrse." County Ring, as the peopls of Chicago are fnlly aware by thie time, mmd Indictments are likely to atrike all aronnd, efthor to-day or in & very short period, to say the least. Lastevening & Tnisung seporter discovered Clem F. Perlolat had got- ten hla snger arvused, and that he was at present reacy to go before the Grand Jary and tell 81l he Reccived by Us During tho i Past Two Weeks. NEW LANDS v b B . ; T pi o e e Gal: louse?" knaws of crookedness. The reporter found the **Were not cash paymenta made for these con- i Yes, air" » r han written his atory In 8 style not sur- ex-boss working hard at a commanication which fa | teacta to the Commimaners *1Did he pay you any aam from $3,000 to $8,000 To all Who WISh to ‘[]ur— AND > nyef thovws ey et o St Ahe AT e t be presented at the mesting of .the County | _*°No, nir, fhere were no actual cash paymenta | of thit amumnt, 10 bo iranaferred 1o bir. Peslolatly Al wholoTe to read of the adventares of daring men.™ made.."Ths Commissinners 2o, goads when they . Dosrd Monday, In which he agrees to pny e, 8400 for tha fencs on Court-Honse aquare, when- ever the county will do the right thing by him. $ald the pencil-shaver: ‘1 underatand that you are no longez 8 sphing." #What do you mean?" responded Mz, Perlolat, 41 mean air, that you are ready to go before the Grand Jury and lay down on the Connty Ring?" 44What put that In your head?” & ++1 received the information, and what wiil you oy tolt” 41 will make a atatement a0 far as it refers fo ME AND JANES FORSTTIL Tle has had hissay, and nowi propose ¢o have mine. 1 may bo indicted to-morrow, but James Forsyth will bardly aare to bo & witness agalnat me tn open court. I have got to that point whore 1 dop't really care whether 1 am indicted ornot, I am out of county affales entirely. 1 am doing buelness, and 1 unly want to be let slone. " *'But what about your connections with James Forsgth?" “1'1 tell yon the whole thing. Iwent inlo partwership with James Fursyth In 1800, *What interest had you in the concern?” 11 had one-third." low much capital did you ipveat in it1" o1f didnot snvest any capital, 1 brought to the nonee:n $500,000 worth of trade a year of my aw wanted them withont paying for them, but when the tronble of two years ago came up they atepped 1p tothe Captain's office and vetifed. Bonio of these men pald i, and ] kept the moncy to get oven with Forayth' for, the rascalities which he practiced on me *'Who wero the Commissioners who oblained 8opds fromy you without paylng for them " ‘1 can't exactly mf’ now, hut there was Sam Amhton, Crawford, Johnson, Huasell, and iiartis. TThe Jalter never pafd me ono dollar, but before I Ieft the concern Forsyth came to me and told me that 1 shouldn't mind Ilartis; that ho had been agood friend to the hoaeo, and wa abould chiatze up his acconnt to proft and los, " 51 believe you atated that M'CAPFRRY GOT $3001* +41 took thia _money along with other monq,u from the concern fb keep even with Forayth, for 1had nothing 1o do with the books, Teand bia !:n-ln-lnwrln them, and they had mattera all thetr own way." ¢ Bt i:?rlyl' ays that you etill owe him When 11cft the concernat the end of Janua- ry, 1875, I knew nothing about thie, tnc 1 was siprised when 1 found_ that there was nothini cuming to me for my labors of that yesr, asked “for a ement and balance-sheet from the bookr, but I nover did recelve one, The books were (nsuch a_shape. that no one canld tell how we stood, for Forayth wonld have capital credited to him whicl he never put into the concern, ™ +*1)1d he aue orever ank you for that 82,3001 o+ 1le pever did, for hie won well awaro that 1t it l!vltl\;lcnmu into court that { would show up hisras calitlen,™ +* Now let us get back o first principles, What do yor'know sbont TUE 'K ACCOUNTY! 15%hen T found that Korsyth was 'rohbing me and that 1 was pgetting no Lenefit from our_ connectiuns and relations in business, T told him that that year 1 would have to divide tha profits, and I had them croditou from nionth to month' on the *i* ace count, and I thus kept avan with him, What doca the ¢ K * account mean?™ t meana Kimberly,* ) it correapond with the other baoks?*™ 'hat 1 coulun't tell, " 4 \Weore there no othar reasons for keeping thls YK account?” *'Yes, sir, T found Forsyth wae paying his ron=in-law a salary of 83,000 per snnum, when wo had employed him at $1,5600. *“Wure you consulted in mim‘ 10 the increaro?" $*]wieniot, | knew nothing abont Iz untll I made tho dlecavery. ++ How dld you ind the thing outr* ¢+ Me and his son, who waa then a partnee, mis- trnsted that the old man wan robbing ua both, We then employed an expert bonkkecgnr by the name of Mascy, who It nnw employed by (iark & Love- Juy., Wd need 1020 to tho atore atnight, and thore W dincovercd all the ovorcharges, “After that I cominenceit looking ant for myacl." +*\What docs the * K ' book actnally ropresent?'™ +¢ [t actually represented ono-third’of the prof *eNo Atetie navigator, since the.days of Willlam Rarentz, hus had & morestartiing tale to tbll, and not one 1aa oW It better. = AthEnrIT. AFTEN MANY DAYS. Christian Tefd. 2 vol., e’ Tuner, S1s cluth, 4160, . . LETTERS K0, 17 LT RNG. LETTR KRN TaE cuiArrENG: TEARILY s Ty the sathey ot Mre. feralugl 2 . ¢ aathot of re. Jerning e < iutnar.® ava. “apers 10 conas Cloib. '35 contes cloth, mitt, 50 cente. EPUENIE. B M. But. 18mo. Cloth, $1.25. elsure Hobr Berl BYRIAN RUNSIIINE. T, 0. A . T‘lnl’c‘,“;“[r]' fif'rltltl |'!|nn.TClg‘xh, 'I'\I(’.flflbfl Tows 1K CHILDREN OF LIGHT. The ey, W.W. e e o Eoti s o Vo, Tharmee B30, TABLE TALK. A. Bronwn Alcatt. 16mo. Cloth. eveicd bosrde, kili io 30, TWO LILIES, Kavaosgh. 12mo. Paser, 80 centa. Dclc{;“\'vl LMEIUS LOVE. Lee. 12mo, Paper, 50 . 'ru;:"umx COURIN. Clarke. 12mn. Faper, 50 il H N AND ARTATI HFENS $ T A I i B aias > OF B! BRIER HISTORY OF R A. Bhaw. Two | maps, Cloth, 70 ecnta; paper, nu, BRIEP JINTORY OF TURKEY. Maps, Cloth, centat paper, 33 centa. m(fl' TIIE CONVENT. 18mo. Red jz pes. ) desteuction of the Gramiine Convent created ) on: at the time, and was 0 eventful an t 4 (riie statement of fts_cAuscs and cire Y whp desiralle. Thie iitle book 17 A1 12 30 CORSRIOK & MARDEF Lia¥ A 2 TENC! ® . . SH "‘Ah‘lk!:l)'kelJ..“QbB.‘lLlL Vest-Pocket Bo %L Ny GREATNESS, IMMORTALITY. ¥ Tie b3 N ACQUAINTANCE. V. P.Series o DNHIP, ete. V. D, Berles, ! EGY, AND OTI51t TOEMS, V. P. Serfes. TAYS OF BCOTTISH CAVALIERS, V. P, PAMILY FEUD. Au"a:"’!m\m!‘l’l D. Trantlated by Mra. Wister, ARIADNE, Oulda’ 12mo, Extra cloth, 8175 TURKS IN B/ 2, . X LA l’lPer.’l’ac’:‘tPPL Freeman. 11alf-Hour Sav £ RO D, TUSE OF THY PEOPLE. Tawley, Four mas, N ILE ATION. ’: l'{"‘;::‘:‘"“'-“"' lclil':&(llul ATIO! Creighton, UNIVERSITY LIFE IN ANCIEN' N b 12 m“cm T ATUENS,. 1. Series, BTRIGGERE AGATNS D - ARCIRY, il u.n‘rln.’rm@:-un(.‘ LUTE: HON, Méfl_::".‘“flll’l'fl WITCH,. G, Douglas. Paper, KENACA'S 310 SSAYH. {F Bk ""r}:l.\ll ESSAYH. lurst & Whiting, wegzaiisa il (N PRICES | chese good Clothing at| CTRCULARS. "This In' 8 manner whicl betokened that he meant fair prices. We adver- ‘what he said. Continning: *'This 11 a matter uvon which I do not feel free to talk about, [ before th i i Linen Buits, in 3 plecos, trimmed eI o J tise nothiflg but what| ..ot okt 55 BRI it i | TIE. |we do. We manufacture | *ioy zines gute in 2 pseo, me, and I foel that 1 have no right to say snything trimmed with knife plaiting, 83.75. 5y ——— 'b?-"l‘n&"&nu 0 el e S i all the gOOdS we sell. | "radtes Linen Suits, in 3 pieces, 1 hiave no re,(;]" to make to What question.™ . . trimmed with ca: bands dld‘ywvln‘:(n Jou Teft the (l‘alnd Jary’ room ta-dsy w We Sell nothlng but klllgg.lpelsu'“]‘;r:g' 34.52)!3:“: : y and 1 Ko over o your offic An l E . nen 8, in aco i ':AKIAN ERABURE IN YOUR CASII-BOOK N O I C What we Wal‘l‘ant I €V-| cambric skirt wml:‘nfinn ng,l'drn:l'! st o I W 5o | L Hawoo, Sobiy’Erhumand; souk- *New Yotk deaft t* TO ery respect. € guar-| thing now, §5.60. No, sle; that name opposite tuat entey of. . i Ladies’ Basque and Overdress $4,600 'wan ‘N, C, Hinndale, 1t wan placed thero antée our prices to be tthgmesds gvgth embroidery, nicely z _ made, $5.00. HOT WEATHER the lowest, considering | iy Zizon sutts, n 9 pleces, when the entry wan made, and it was thero when richly trimmed with embroidory, the haok weat over to the Grand Jury. It has i the qua'lity and ma‘ke Of wl'.%%b Linon 8uits, in all sizes, ol- : our clothing_ 'We let our ogantly trimmed with deep em- Approeed - sever been crased of distutbed. **Did yon ever pay to John M. Rountrce sny b gk ot : n price from $6.50 to 810.00; tho g oods Speak for them- | isoinoat and boss finishod goods such aum of money ¥ No; -lr": drew the check for that sum of . | in this market. WHITE VESTS, sclves. We donoblow.| bususesinpunen ponar e $1, $2, $2.60, $2.75, $3. ng. e mark ourgoods | 500 Circulars, in drab, gray, and * yes, 3 DID, John had o very fine horse and bnegy. fle did pot know what {o do with the hoese,” Ile could (Continued on the Seventh IPunge.) gl b g A MEDICINE FOR VOYAGERS, ‘Voysgers by sea or land cannot provide them. sclves with a more relisblo protective against the influences of an unwholerome climate, the fetid atmonphere of crowded ships, tho hurtful actlon of bad dlet or nnwholesome iwater, than Hostetter's fomach Ditters, the leading invigorant, alteeative, and proventive of Americs. The Influences of ox- postre are nullifed, and the system bullt up and fortified agninst disease by its use, It fs a sure bulwark agalnat the insidlous attacks of malarial fover, and overcomes with certainly alsorders of tho liver, stomach, and bowels, Mariners, tourists, cmigrants, and porrons engaged in unhealthful or over-ardnona purssite, pronounce it their most ro- Niable medlcinal renource, and among all classes of society It enjoys unbounded nopularity. et Wero there other partners In the firm ! #4Yen, therewas his son, James H, Fo $+Did ho have any copital in the buaine: 44 No, sir, he had none, “Jlow much capital did James Forsylh put for **1lo pal in $35,000," 44 1¥an that ali the original eapital in tho busi. nesst" v +¢/Phat was all wo had when we started, though :heru :1'1 a great deal more before we got reugh, “WOBN DID YOUR COUNTY CONTRACTS FINST COMSMENCEI! 41 think It was In November, 1871.% " b 'Iwhu interesta did Forayth have in the con- racty *i116 roceived two-thirds of all the moneya made, In other words, be got two-thirda of the prufits,” +1How many contracta did you baver” 443fy dear boy, we had them ail. " Not your firm of Foreyth & Co. " Tam telllng you the teuth," Tiow did you work L1 **In this way, slmply. We rlnz the clothlagcon- tract In Reardaley's name. lcardsley was tho bookkeeper of tho concern st tho tiuie, and Lio was Junied Farayth's ton-fn-law, " *+Jfow much Interest iad ho In that?” el you mean Ifcardsley? ho had none. For- syth hiad To-thirda interest, ¥ +¥1vhai was your other canteact.” *You have heard of Carpenter? lle was the d it charged to myseif, 1 wanted brown, with silk hoods, in all sizes, the money, and used it to go to New York with. at first at a very small | loog or short, from §5.00 to 56.00 S (i bouiespr) il o, ey M’ Limon & Mohair Dusters, | margin, and, being man- |, Boiv:a ecso s s s $2, $2.50, $3. ! ufact,urers, we save the $10.00 each; hulfprt’co. i wan mistaken if he rafd I paid 1t to ltountree. ™. Black Cashmoero and Mattlesa ; .o, | Profits for our custom- | Slerks ot 8 ae de A o o MBHSFM]]H&I&UHHVM[ SHHS, ers that other dealers :F:YEI?{W ologont Black itk $10, $16, $17, $18, $20. | have to pay. Sowe do un?x“;%u:nnl}%;sfc?t:t;éoyu:ldm{fi,oué not have to keep mark- | “5ibiit" Srovh " SUr-i% ing down our stock two | folonngs,. aindsomoly trimmod, £8.00 to $10.00; tho groatest bar- Bive-ank . (Ailieals . Siilg | ov shree. imes & Reck. ah A trier, L oo the 4275, $5, $3.25, sas0, | W CAn ShOW the larg- | meriios ot aofetiin, Tt $3.75, $4, $6, $6, §7, Never Lower than Now! CAMP, COURT, AND RIEGE. Namtive of rrona) observatinn sud sdvent: i‘;rm _IWT0-1871, iekliin Lo tmas tima, Teeth 1lke Orlent pearléwet Ju cushions of rose; A breath Iike the perfume the tollct bestowas These nre tho charme to win hearte, when all other cliarms fade, Dat txled\: can't be preserved without Sozodont's ———— [ TLIATION OF SCIENGE A3 . B‘:v (v s Winclelr, S i g 1o TIEY KTRIKE B, ; AU- EUAT T L il o A:.Ib WRONG. Alesf from ndrama. 12mo, Cloth, L SKRION OF LIFE ON_THE EARTIL. th tn,' ¥+ Now didn't it ropresent the goods charged but which wero nolsfixl out?” est and most complete | HER B5iRE ETGLEIERE" T2 $8, $9, $10. stock of Men’s, Youths’, Novor 8o Low Beforal Boys’, and Children’s GARSON, FURNISHING G00DS | and st prices we defy| PLRLE & GO, At Terribly Low Prices! competition. Call and| Madison and Peoria-sts. inspect for yourself. All| yowh Qlark and Erie-sts. goods purchased, if not | =rrmsve oopnnean N-U TTEN G satisfactory, money re-| T funded. Goods shown C. O.D. |vingly. We can st Clhars. Grossage Thi ctures, by Prof, W. €, Wil . . saioping clri. o had o cpiectin his i for Moy e L did not. Thorals no such tostls | 8o nnlversally efeacious han Giles' Liniment ciicater Belence Lactlres foF the People. ” Homo. ba- bediling, of which James Forsyth reaped two- | mon, Todine of Amionia become in the treatment of a per, 33 centa, thirds of the profita, * **How niuch was your sharet" ‘:.“ was one-third, of caurse, as {a all the ot ' WIIAT OTHER CONTRACTS HAD YOU!" **1f you'd waited another minute 1 would have told you. Wo had a head.porter named Andrew Hexgie. 116 was o pood fellow, 80 wa 2ot him u) fntho dry-goods busincas—in Imagination; built him s warehouse in tho alr, as it Were. Wo got the dry-goods contract In his name. Qf course, Forayih took in hin usual two-thirds of this. " ++hy did you alwaya take cinployes® natnes un- on which to Plneu contracta? Ilad they sny reat Interents tn them?" **None whatever ontslde nf their salaries. " “Why did thoy allow thelr numen to be naed “t1jecauec Forsyth and myeelf wugeested it.” ‘e\yasn't there anothier contract that you dldn't imention?" **Yee. the cont*act for groceries, but that was {n the firm's namo. " : DID YOU FAY ANY MONEY TO ANYBODY 70 OIT as (hat.™ “iyo ardered that * Carpenter book" to bo kept?® /AR tar an T know, James Forayth did that." DT Aot you, of your own knowledge, know that therg weia shortages 1n gooda sent to tho In- Ry i “Ididnot. When the reqaisitions wonld come n FORSTTII WOULD TARE THEM AND BELECT THE G0ODS HIMSELF, and_then ordered the kinds of goods to bo delive cred, and at tinies I would haye trouble with bim |- for dollveriniz Inferior goods.” b "{I‘n\‘v came it that you slways had ‘tho ronblet'” i370lio firat Grand Jury were mostly Farayth'a felends, and ho owed aomie of thom Jargo aums of mon nd that 1s just how ho escaped indlct- me “+ Did T understand yon to say that Forsyth got two-thirds of the money collected from tho county, and that hie knew a1l the while that this stealing ‘was zoing ont” Inrce class of the moat diverse discascs, that tho medical profession haye come to regard it saa panaces. For sale by all druggists, BUSINESS NOTICES. Dr, VYan Dyke's Rulphar Roap,—~It removes Tan, Sunbura, Freckles, Liver Spols, from any art of the body; ciires Chupped Hands, Chafing, koalds, Tiurws,” ores, Ulcors, lloughnérs of tho Bkin, Dandraff; relloves ltehing, buening, and stinging of thu akin, relleves the {tchinz and irri- tation of biting and stinging of inaccts, Is ea- {vfl:(nlly ndapted to the Nursery and fiath-ream, n bathing chitldren It has no superior, and you can take a Sulphur Hath at pleasure, Ladiea who uso It In thelr Tollot wonle never do without it. It {8 frec from all offensive snd disa. greeablo odor, Al drucgiata roll jt. —————— TRANSACTIONN OF TITE PATHOLOGIC T O R AR AT QLo oY e .lmlnr{mn. Hvo. Cloth, €. HOW TO URE THE OPIITIHALMOSCOPE, Edgnr A Brown, ‘12ms, Cloth, $1. VARIORUM 'EDITION “HIAKSPEARE, iiamle 3 'vola UL Il Furuess 6v0.” Gt tap; NEW ART WORK. YENIC| Tistolre, Al Industrie. La Vil Tie Gl G e ottt Sitstotre. flands AL T R g N 1 2 : % artiste. 8mall folio in wntofl‘u.wlm. "l¥|l?‘lm? XALUABLE REFERENOE BOOKS. BETE SET OF THE AMERICAN MANAC, 32 volu. " Halt Moroccon H by ling Rl for & copy of our now 3 GEn? SR TR TLinGE e, Medleal Catalogue. A roveticn o fog Seationerhe a0 tae Tery Iaterd o {0 Aog STAtIORErT: nylee and dowiius for Wodling ARd InyHeutn e’ ze Keep nells the beat nnd cheapest ahirta in . L the world; also collars, elegant styles, hest e neey. . errogeummcovTazmalt | tegarainly Ak and It thlapreent, Gt | gy S0 o0 er o, s or 755, 173 Sdisan all who come, large or o PN —— h il tha s ot ISl s 0 | e e S CLOTHIER, |sman 0. s b, “*DId you havo to nse other considerations out. low is It you on broug cfore v | - i Hlour ~{nu.|cun ' to procure the contracta?”™ prggu:‘le(‘:pnd ‘Jury as n witneas?' ,.,"1::,5;";:,: fi;rr':mn‘:.:I‘;l:(‘:!fi;fir:-%:::h’emfig;d? 9 * e, 7 e e L aust aLall mioek, o m 70 cents o %12, and in qualit rior Lo bere. R o DUl Rl eALLebpecial AtiantinS 0 odt | CROQUET, OR LAWN SETTEES. A seat to rest ubon 18w necemity doring_ostdpor ik kn wall forspectators ab for pATLiCipen ofter 8 bettee wnlc)lfi i & " Wo t know.” It seama that everything ls to be thrown npon my shoulders, whon ¥oraytl 1a the biggest ecoundrel In the whole traneaction. ' ¥¢ Are you ready to makea clearslatement before the Grand Jury?" gl gu, i they'll’ allow mo to come boforo o, ¥ Perbaps 1 did, ™ *INd you “ly any cash to anybody?" ** 11 pnt that my own way, "It cost me sovers thourand dollare n political matters, for kecplul 5p patty organizations, clabs, ofc. THE CONIRACT WITIL PORAYTI sndimpaired digestion, Dupot, o3 Clark street, e Jeffors' French Cntnrrh Ouro ls the beat remedy. known for catarrh. esthma, hay-fever, ‘Trial tree, - Olice 70 Btato strect. S e ety | JAS, WILDE, JR,, | Summer Underwear ether?™ which explain thenmelveas WiteREan, Tho copartnershin agreement_heretofora exitingbetween Jamen Forayth, Ciemen ¥, Periolat snd Jaiies i, Fufavih wa forinlly dissolved by puil: cationon or abaut tho s day of Mag, & 6 1174, s James Forayin then purchasing tho Htereat of tiio aafd Jamiea i1, Forsyille and & iew. coeartiership wis Jorget au miad htareen Jamur Fora;thand G " Werloiat, bOth sald dlwsolution ama' 3t copartner: ship " datidg as from danl, A I Gty and nl new copartnership 10 oo year, st Ut the 1t day "o danuary. A i875. And ¢ I8 hereiy wgre : Forayth end Clemicus F. I'erl- “s11g drew over 800,000, and squanderod It the samo wav as hin fathor did, which suio menibers of tho preeent Grand Jury know, ' Not Injured by Rain, Comfortablo and Cheapy Oall and SBoo Our Sample. L [+] H wn&g?_,gmom Ballu&oufi: v:mé?f'fiwf;“- {5 o 3 «Boom and Ice-Wator at thoir sorvice, VEGETINE. VEGETINE. HER OWN WORDS. DaLrionk, Md., Feb, 13, 1877, Mn. H, R STEVEXH: Doar fir: since saveral years I have gota eore ' Wwhat contract had you and Forsyth to T tow mach money did Porsyth e T LACE CUI'TAINS, Et Complatoly assorted, at conceded . g yth's songotoutof | Town Talk—tThe Floncer® plug tobneco, feaddda AINK, Bies i Nost and Ornameontal, L L T ’3,‘:,"?&];,{,}: tho CoREern whon L WaA TOUF pARNGR and, aa | Fach ping e o wooi tag. I It fa ROW b0 favore | e prices! 60c, 750, and full Rogular Pieains dad Sobvieaast documents, inciuding the letter of fnal scttlcmout, | YOU AAY of no carthly beneflt b youv fte, Liverybody likes It, Mado Goods from 1 up. urablo and Sorviceable, 1y 1lero the interview closed, and Mr, Periolat in- timated that if the Grand Jury would only sui mon him he waa ready to oy moro—much more— than I3 abovo reelted. HINSDALE. WHAT IE KNEW. N, C. Tlinadale, the senlor partner of the firm of Tinsdale & Doyle, who was awarded the contract of turnlshing granite for the pilasters, ote,, of the naw County Coutt-Honse by the Board of Com- missioners, went beforo the Grand Jury shortly Uofore naon yesterday. Ho wans fnside with his inqulsltors for & conslderable longth of time, and when he came forth he appoared as an altered man, 1lis face was flushed, hla manner was nervous, lo walked rapidly along the corridor and down the POPULAR CLOTITERS, Ladies’ Hosiery Field, Leuter |0 Saie i MASust. | s sua Somsonst st which will be found Romarkably CRIXCAGO. Cheap, wo quoto: Ladies’ Balbrig- O. Bl gan in solid colors, light and darl, from 76 cts. snd $1 upward ; Extra Long Balbriggan at 36 ots. ($2 por ‘Wholesale and RRetail Booksellers, and Btationers, 63 and 65 Washington-st.. and very palnful foot. 1 had some physicians, but they couldn't care me. Now 1 have heard of your VrarTink froma lady who wnesick for s long time, nnd becaran all weal from your VEGETINE, and | went ond bought e one buttle of VeakTiNg; and after T had uwed ono_ bottle, the paina loft me and it began to heal, and then I hought one othier bot- tio, and ol takedt yet, 1 thank God for this 1 A B0r ahall the sal o] charged In final setticnient With sy toness paid L of drawit by Lo sald Jatnes i Yoruyun during sav) yeai of 1474, but aball bo antitiod STATE & WASHINGTONSIS, {= wnw vumnicarions e e box), at 40 ots. ($2.25 perbox), at 456 19 ' ots. ($2.50 per box), Ext. Superflno e l lnce at 60 ots, (§3 por box), with Special [] = Novolties in Fancy Blockod Ankles, Of popular Essayists in our coun- | Barathoas, Mireille, Tilloul, Madras mea 1, Forsyth, ed thatilla said James Foraytn e Every Ilolder of an Insurance- yocelve ($5) two-thirds of the net predia of satd busie d I3 and L& sana baa Uehttieve beoRdeduct” | fron stalrs, vaying mo aitention t0 & THnuNE ra- ML R T R R AT G SO Policy Should Read It. furdher ikieudthatlue | horter, who called him by name sov- "Mna, G, KRAE, 638 Wont Daltimore-at. H gt orsyih (8) two-thlrda of ail earningsor profts | eral timos, but kept on his mad courso, try is Prof, Wm. Mathews.”—7¢ | Stripes, Expedition Plaids, Col'd . K4 B more andt 18 Turtik sy it | Increasing hin galt as thia roporter followed him, 2 Interior. Ingrain, and Transparent Lislo, for Brle HOD.OI'S . 3 ?rl ’n! m; n“n!- artiees will sign thie irm naine until the intter resoried to the mothed of gulng VEGE i INE Bart, f..nwn Croquat Promun;mo tl Gmcs Furyth & Co.) 10 any note, Lunida. mefifakehi | down two stepsuta timo, and finatly brought up ; FIRST EDITION sold in BIGHT DAYS, | Ti&vcling’ Woar, L A RO AE ATOMANCE OF e «permission of tha ather memberof tho alongeide. SAFE AND SURE. Bocond Liarge Sdition Now Ready of L] +4MIr, 1insdale, " began tho representative, **what was tho resnlt of your luterviow with the Grand Juryt" 41 haven't got any time to talk," he replied,and kent on his way until ho arrived at tho foot of the first fight of atairs, whore ho encountored Col, Cleary, whom he solzed violently by the shonlder and jerked him away from another newspupor man whom he was talking with at the time, A few hurried words in the ear of the Commis- eloner, and then ho dropped him and turncd suddenly abont, only to confront the re- porter, who had pursued him down the atales, “ WIIAT DO YOU WaANTI" he asked testily. ++ ] wished to inquire what transpired when yon wora in tne Grand-Jury room, and what questions woro askod you,* sald tha roporter. THE GREAT DIVIDABLE. THE CHIOAGO TIMES says: “The solfe ponacssion, tho diplomacy, the schoming that mro nnsked under the swoet fulr sace of the New Vork girl not yot aut of her teeny, nre things nimost ns astonlabing us tho roguery practiced withls the walls of the *Dividable,?» THE PUBLINHERS WEEKLY says: *Tho book nugbt to become m very popular one, ua It presents tho truo aspect of the sublece Lravely, clearly, aud with inclslve bumors? TIE JOURNAL OF COMMERCEsayss ‘*It, &lves mp Inslght dato suwe thi o world kne litslo nbout, but af h overye body onghit to know, It is written lu tho atnshing style of ono who ls muater of the subject,?? Bold by all ooksellars, or seot Dy mall on receiptof | CLEX ANES FORRYTH, ¥, PXBIOLAT, 23".] s = sortment of Lisle Thrond in plain Is called to their large and IIIS LATEST WORK, and fanoy colors, " iy 1 A Job Lot of Fino Striped Balbrig- ot conptt aprtent o gy ) M a0 B, | SRR Swiss Tamboured One Handsome Yolume, Price, 8200, Chfldren’s . L] “With thia enp! volume w-fiulvgln{: lllllfl Lace Gul‘ta']ns Inake scausiniauce sssoui stponlble=Jew Jork | - gyo1igh Hoso in chenp lots at 26 ALy | wxrery reader 1y 1n achs 3 bty hrilin: | ots,, 35 ots,, and 50 ots. Hcal Dur- B tictdl, 45 gobd, "ncremo culiure, aroust | geins, Bolid Colors Embroidoroed. That have been reduced in Shiought, ainbition. A SINTEY, ko weo eie to | Groat Bargaing in Wht. Cot. Hoso prices fully 2l Saloy*=Seil ok Akt aurast, and throo-quartor Hoso; calml-]o;i . . 1. ' gg:x:"asg\;g:g go:fi go:lgqltncnnd TwentyFive Per Cont.|You Should Read It! dron's Hoslory in all wolglts uad An. R I Breves In 1872 your V Tixe wan recommendod to me, and, ylelding to the persnnsfona of a frierd, 1 con- scuted to try It. Agthe time | was suffering from 5¢ncml debility and nervous priwtration, superia- uced by overwork aud frregular habits, Its won. derfx1atrengthening and curative propertios scemed to aflcct iy debiriatod syatem from tho first dose; and_under ita perussiont sse T rapldly recovorad, fillnln more than usual health and good feellng. ince then [ have not hesitated to give Veortine my most unqualificd Indoracment, as belng 8 safe stico, ani poweful agent In promoting health and reatoriny tho wasted sysiem to nuw lfe and ensrgy. VxogTINE I the only inedicine I nes; and as long a3 lve I nover expect to fnd & better. Yours teul W, 11 CLARK, Gl 320 Monterey-st.,, ‘Alleghany, la, VEGETINE Crieano, Sept, 24, 107: inens F. Prrintat, Eg— Dran 1u:" Waare sorr; n this i ' wo could Bot, If wa would, grand any juzitier cxichalon on yuur Jote, aa trom waCwasaid fo William st tia tline tlio 1 Boto was given, wo thought best 1o sell tho paper, {id having recelvad 8 tavorable offer trougll & nutc: toker wo s dl:p ied of the matter, snd we do not frenknaw the nauio_of tho jurchiaiers, o at whist nofe o n ex- easlon, but we imaglie this would not only bo uscl ut damaging Lo your credit as well, Respectfully, Jauks Fomayan & Co. MORE ANOUT MRINENY, Taving embodicd tho docyments aBove printed in his archives, the reporter again assailed Mr. t with the following query: ow, were not amounts dircctly pald by James Yarsvth & Co. to somo of tho then Counly Com- minloperat *+Yes, thoro were 000DS GIVEN TO CENTAIN PANTIES YOR TUEIR ol 0 CCESS | price (vas dollar). INPLUENGE WIGICH WERE NEVER PAID YOI." Tiou's yoit kendw §nat I was In thote & great The lowest prices, for real A CREAT SU stylos. i ~ while, " reiarned \lr. llinsdalo, **and of couras & y ADY IN ITS TIIRtD EDITION. . e e do' you thiuk was dlaisbuicd I | Wle relhel U USRS, Do SURS | THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE, | ytues, evor made tn thismar- | | Avesins W VE TS Gentlemen’s, |« the crarm or a Lireiko. wHlac couldn't eay. g tioo to tell you now anything about it Who aro [ 1 1 gosvmme: Sopmnvowits, ¥t L s . . Story.? 4 ot Loty otk wovt, oo Traret | Y45 wbyhowtho saked oxcltady. yuar et ¥hin fn to cortify that Ihave used yonr a [ . 41 ama reporier,” @ #+\all, I have no time to alk to you." And ho hueriod out nnd nway, 1t was quite nvmm{l that he had been made the target for twenly-three verbal rovolvers, and had oxperlonced sonio damage during bis sojoltrn In the uryeroom., 1o waa in- an ‘‘awlul® hurry. Shortly aftor this, the Grand Jury took a recers of half it hour for lunch. The reporter came back 8t tho same timo Mr. 1linsdale did, hitn, unobsceved, into Comilsky ot of Commisslonars wero lounging upon th take a tnp to Twenty-third S jtiood Propsration” fn my fumily for several vesrs, and think thst for Bcrofula, or Cankerous Humars, or Rlicumatlc affectiona t cannnt bo ex- celled; an a blood purlfier and spring medicine it {n the bes 'Mmfi 1 have ever used, und [ Lisve used almost evorything. I can cheerfully recom- mend 1410 any ane (u_need of auch 8 medicine. Yours rulpo:lifllly, Mus, A, A, DINSMORE, 10 Russell-st, VEGETINE. ¥as one of them, The rest have since pald up thelr little duca on account af samo pecullur de- Yelepments two years ago, . But et that go for the g;!‘-;#" MUarrls got goods say to tho tuno of $U00 wilow much did Holden get? Molden never camo into the store. 1 never knew him up to the time 1 loft Forayth, ' \mv""' much did yoa have to pay Joban Roun- u;‘;l‘l‘h usme was not mentloned 1n thia connec- "g’ho w:a’l'ha financisl man In this bosinesst 8 VH AMMY DID tllinl?z';flt::?)?l:nta ;}o Vil Y AT TQ, MD 2 pcfi‘lgi\allz:l:’tl!tf::fi“tt{;} ;4!.1050;”?;33 B ot fho eigioal edion. _Baving | i€ butrgaein {n rogular-made plain l ’ holst found severs! occasions colors at 50 cts, ($2.76 por half dos.), p eI S b To Reand and Re-read Midhat’s Tourist Box—a novelty! I will b 1 the | wetavo ntensited urariiuat opialon of co‘l’d ngrd'idl’m;a Iggrnngsvx:g:;c;z I solcich wlll.ba Jound flio | -, M wisioas SIS0 | hlath 36 (013 pricn $0). S0 CPRCE choicest colorings and desina | (hiement as tofierca by thts iltls book we shoutd | OF s s y in Modern and ANTIQUE | bcguiwkuawivs low; Soarfs, Tics, Bows, Bracos, Six Little Cooks; OR, AUNT JANE'S COORING-CLASS, TIHE NEW YORK TIMES sayes *This book Is tho resull of a happy thought, It lsn Juvenilo cookery book, thialy dlsgulsed fute a aliglc storye + « « 0 Is & lucky stroke of geulus, becauss 1) ia & good tulng ngs, preparing i otber w R T amo of ball. Perching himself £ The paper editfon contafneall the plctares In the 1stbands, J1 doue. It hiaw tho charm of m bright Wilo COLLECTAD TR BitLs 11 Uon the counter, Br, Hinwdile procsedsd fo WHAT IS NEEDED, TAPESTRIES, for F'urniture | s1.3euiicn.” Frico ooly soceots. ghirt Frouts, and Wi 2| - fafyaf reat ifv, ad it is & useful sesay on *J, (1. Beardsloy snd myeoif collected (ha NAURATE LIS EXPERIENCE Dostox, Feb, 13, 1671, cheap ! the are afcooklug.? @one e “ 5 . R. Brevexs, Baq. Covering and Window IHang- | sodbysil bookselters, or will be seat, propald, on onoy froin Cook Caunty on tliove contracts, in the Jury-tuom 10 & knot of ivterested lsteners v ‘ 1 i Chas. Gossage & Co, Bald by all Bookeellers, or scot by Mall g recelpbof . wDid eitherof you rolaln any of this wonoy?" ['whoyathored about him, until he caught & glim) DearSir: Abont one year sinco I found myself { together with the most recelpt of price by tha publiehess, (1L b 0 (4 o price (ons doltar) by tho publistiers, upiie i 1 Sasmieedn el e | SrES bl nthesheres it petrit | Iadeeub SRR LY, it | T 0 T S YT TTE T e — L1 neys, ono-thir 1 ve of 8 pre: alizing s o dixy o "d‘mm?fla To that of ].11.3.- oty ust ns | Tatter bad. av:mumdhfn romarke, ho % id domn yia badve g“r&uggl'g;m,l&fl_g; taune, | procured wte{ml ve stock of UPHOL S, c, GRIGGS & EO,, cmflflflfl, ADVERY) JANSEN, MeCLURG & [}[].' CHICAGO. Eghine o souculeiior, 1 M | ot couaor, ad, waikud 10 nareporier, | ipanit i st st s iolien ity | STERY GOODS genorally, | s - mrp varlous Uimes, * what did you do with *‘Lkeptit topay expontes that T sssumed In g certain political matters. " took jleus wliat ‘made you foll Forsyth that you ok this muney aut 1o pay (o certain parties?™ 1did 1hat to keep even with bim, and for no other purpoae, " sy .t WUAT DO YOU MEAN BY THATI" " 1 mea ""‘J‘" this: Ho was the man who re- gelved two-thirds of sl the profts which arose {rom our busincss and the numerous contracts, and l-plla D0 attention to it, but kopt hls time e¢m- ploed in rupning with “fast women and keep- Wit borecs and n fupporting & atn Nonew $10,000 & year, and who wat totally Ponhicss and of " mo carthly usa of dencit fo any one Jn the b “,‘7"9“1 knows., 1o also drew mcney Doy York with scveral tinios & year, whea o b 5 Susiacss thero at sl sud be would cargo me i e3penso, vne time, in the summer S 1873, he (Jamoa Poreyth) got into & Allof whichwill beoffered at mE RTIS E Rs NOT! 3 AR AR A AR AN AN AN :E OI U iJA “; i “IGI :S SE W EI" G.AS. Deslring to zeach country readers can do wo in the . T wish the public to understand that the under. Lest and cheapest mauncs by using signed bins no_succeasor in the ilouse-Draln busl- P Ror a4 & dealer iy Suwer-Pipe, Flue-Linings, e Tend again accuples is old. staud, t Bust b Quiney-st,, where prompt attention will by given e TOVES Yof 40 above dongerous udor, which 1 QUL STOVLS. B od s taajacily of (he wrencut systens of housc-draing fnln eveo Lo best l‘;\q“l g L L] Office and Yard 22 East Quincy snd /] butween State and I'earbora. TSRS A 8 Guaranteed the SAPEST and BEST Ol Stove In the SUMMER RESORTS, i Efi?fl.“- "l.lzmle:alwdoncmnm from cvery one “"““"‘""‘”M‘M"“'W ’s AGENTS WANTED. " Excluslve territory given. 8end for Clrcular, CRESSON SPRINGS, PA. 3. .- ——————— e A, N, KEL! Vs Now, sir, 1 am not In s0 much of huery ss I was, and'1 wiil tll o3 bt you doatre o Know. ‘The reporter smsked him agaln what questions wero propounded 1o bim i the Grand Jury.room, aud wheihor the Jurars wauted to kaow if ha paid the membeis of the County Board any money | consideration of recelving tho contract for granlte, Mr, Hinsdulo replicd that somv such questions were asked him, but ho Lsd soswercd that he bad sid po money dircctly to tho Commissioners; lio d spent monoy, (1od knows that e had, and enough ot §t, in gotting that contract, but hie bad done it in A S0CIAL WAY. A man coald uot lsy sround sl summer wailing for & job of that kind without spending sumo mxlv;wv; the roporter know that well onough hl. self. § T‘h np:glsnuduy sasented to this compliment 0 his sagacity. Bal !#. "llpflli money freely with the Com- missloners sad intereatod partees. 1 do not deny that; but what waa tbo harm in that? 1 neverput 2&'“" confident that there 14 no medleine soperior It for those complaints for which it ls capeclally annvd, and would checrfully recommend it (0 hose who feel that thoy nced something to reatare them to perfect health, "“'fiwf»‘l’s'# yours, ENGILL, Flrmof 8, M, Pet'ongill & Co,, 10 State-ot,, Boston. VEGETINE ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF, 1 ) Souru Bruwick, Me., Jan. 17, 1872, H,R. 8revexe, La Dear Sir: 1 bave had dl{lpt-p-h in its worst form for thio Iaat tenyears, and Lave taken hundreds of dotlars’ worth of medlicines without obtaining sny velief, InSeptember last | commenced taking the VeoxTing, since which time suy bealth has steads ily lm‘rmitd. My food digests well, and I have Qlteen pounds of deshi. The ———————————— OIICAL INSTIRUMENTS. PESEEEA i bbbulivtis it bt i PR THOMAS F, NELSON, Optician, 81 Monroe-st,, opp, Palmer House, 1 make speclal efforta 1o sult. falling or Imperfect a3 "5y Yuccets it lodividunls morer Setors suited will establish 'y clalw of cowpolency. TOOTIIACHE DUOLS, galnee aro soveral G, | Wi atop at Cresson. | 1ow catlmate spply to N, KELL N Bt S DINSOLUTION NOTICE: b et B taea RO Vrouble with very promineht youny 1 B doller in mopey direstly for any memberof tha | Others Iu thls place taking VEaxrixk, aud all bavo PERKINS DROS.. DR "y GU |NE' I ’s £ame near Poorind & V-t to Fotayin's ainorous | County fosrd but { did ‘Spond a pilo of money on | ovtsinod seliel. Vours HO s i MOORE, 206 Laballe-st., Chicago. s poput summereor will e open S i 1 3 Bt Py i U v Ao hel was hunting | 0t L e Y you secur the contractt You | Oversect of Card-Jtoom, Fortamont Co.'s Mills. POOL_1500, A e e 1871, separatcly or comolned, or by Blate Scctlont, . Far CELEBRATE. vioofid - Park, In which AT . eonversatlo, 198 abuser: crlme, a blstol . were put tho luwess bidder, ! asked the reporter. **1 was (ko loweat bidiid ¢ weeused hWlm of the & v **But there was ono who offcred 1o furnish the 114 the wholo matter TOOTHACHE DROPS. VEGETINE wa . . UN 1d and wel tried remedy. Quick and Certaln Byt SeaorE h TS | R LY ANy saked Me, Hinadate, Bur. Prepared by 141 Madison-st _ - DISSOLUTIO e e A wai teliln . an awful man aficr | sledly. " 5 O, O etahin b rciotime cxtuting botween Howard | Tire. ' Prica 2 centa. ¢ pome. ], - Madutioned ad bue | TS e dou't know s tos that,” replied the ro- | Il K. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. e tf:{fi%g”fms‘?m‘f JmBInl ELODEE, | | piispaioanhlebrelatus exsing Losns Homang | L R Qi & 00, Propristore, L Sulw fu thi i o gest, 1673, she was | porter. BASE 7. .&4LT.. B A e o U A T eier Grand ol woods, | Tlidca & Dallou, 1s bercly dbwived by mutual consent. H o Box 37w, Ctilcas I, 3 aibing g eyl et her | PG, ho could mob That was Gowsa wh T ; RN Giving, Qaling: bosting. bathiag, cic. Good slablILg: HOWAUD TICHEN | Forsalaby VAN SCHAACH STEVERSUN 8 (ELD, 4. phtko latier i il orwards ook bt bs | mads ABat bid. A i5 wha oty Ut 18 10 tho purc Yegetino is Sold b'm Druggists, |ploimiigrs cuteay, sovaine st ot LD A S e Sy e sl i N IR t‘:‘cwt{m o Kkain, Cllcagor Liky 824 il rotald oBowYors vl 0 ok 88 LI wie, | poso of biackinalilng, Why, thet Same Gaa caze egetine is Sold Dy TUZEISLS, | 'Bostou va. Lartford. WS SLELN K Yosnison A co ¢ teago, Juac 2, 1877