Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1877, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST, 1877. q The City Does Not Intend to Have Any Court-fouse Dome. Ald. Gilbert Wants Work Begun on the City-Hall at Once. Another Ineffectual Effort, to Dispose of the Gas Question. “Aldermen Who Will Recommend Their Friends for Offices, A special meeting of the City Council was held Just evening, Ald, Cook presiding. COUNT-HOUSE DOME. Ald, Ballard offered the following: Wrenzan, The County of cook, by order of Cook County Commirntoners, [eat this tine build- fnga Court-Honse on the east hall of Block 38, known sathe ‘Public Sanne,” for the ue of tho yarlous courts of snid county, and for the various offices of sald county; and Wneneas, The City of ies contemplates at some future time busiding acity-Hallon tha weet half of Block 3H, and kownaasthe **Pablic Square;* and Whensas, Thero has been prepared an exterior derign and plan for the entire two buildings, (he counly portion of which ts Ueing now erected, ace cording to said exterior design and plan} and Wuensas, The said deeign and plan represents that in the centre of said Block 38 there ts to be erected one-half on the county portion and ono- half on the city's portion a dome of pon- uerous | dimensions and of enormous = ex- pense, the foundations of which naciess monument egin at or beluw any other foundations of eaid buildings, and which will cost the tmmense eum of ae half of three-quarters of 3 million of dollars of hard-earned taxer, and when done can only he seen by the ohverver's petting Immediately be- tween the two huildings. Its greatest notonety will be jn examining ite detali« of costa on the ledger of our future Habilities; and Wurneas, The sald Cook County Commiasion- ernbave Iet, or aro abont to let. the contract for the beginning and completing of sald dome, ree gardiess of the city's interest, and contrary to the Ucet Interest of the commnnity Mnancially; there fore, Aesotved, That the Corporation Counsel be di- rected to rerve a legal notice on alit Cook County Commissioncre, and, If neceasnry, to enjoin them from erecting any dome, of any part of one, on the oye portion of sald Block No, 38, known a8 the Public Square. ALD, DALLARD aatd that this dome could never be seen unlces a. person was out on the take or down at River- elde, or unless he got right in between the two buildings, when he would look up and sec $1,000,000 thrown away. Ile was opposed to this dome, moreover, because ft would settle the corners of tho building, The architect himself had admitted that the dome cont be dispensed with without marring the effect of the bullding, The Alderman was in favor of building the City-Hall, but thought the city wanted to agree on a destin first, and that it did not want to enter into thisdome businces, Ald. Cullerton sald there was a contract en- tered into by tho elty and county in 1872, pro- viding for dutiormity in the exterior plans of the tio portlons, and he was of the opinion thit it contemplated a dome, or at least a portion of a dome He wns in favor of The resolution, provided, however, the city was nut in such a position that {¢ could not ry well ket out of it at the present tne. Under the clreumstances, he would, prefer that. the resolution go toa commitice to report at the next ieee Ald. White didwt geo what objection Ald. Hallard conld have to letting tho county build the eity’s dome for It. Ald. Ballard—Becauge the aty would have to pay for it, Ald. Thompson sald the resolution would have the effect of notilying the county that the city would not joln [tin tho building of a dome. It would be the meuns of saving the clty’s rights fn the matter, and hy should favor its adoption. ALD, CULLERTON sald that It was probable that the Council would eb a report next Monday night from the Mayor as to the condition of all existing arrangements in regard to the building of a Clty-Hall, De would, therofore, move to postpone the mattor femporarilys with tho iden of tuking action upon dt under the ight shed on the subject by the Mayoe’s report. a ‘The motion was lost. : The resolution vas then adopted by the fol- Jowlng vote: Yeaa—ScAuloy, Rosenberg, Ballard, Thompeon: (Third), Stewart, Gilbert, Tully," Cullorton, Huldlor, Throop, Cook, Rawlelgh, Seaton, Thomp= ron (Thirteontn), Baumgurten, Waldo, Nicsen, Linseabarth, Schwelsthal, Jannsens, Kirk—21, Naye—Sommer, Korber, Oliver, White, MeNar- Boy, Ityan, Sweency—7. INCREABING THM POLICE FORC! The Committce on Judiciary, to whom was referred Ald. Kirk’s ordivance providing for the Increase of the police ferce, alav the report of the Committes on Police, reported that in thelr oplnion the second section, authorizing the borrowlug of $110,600 for the purpoac, was clearly iMegal, and should not be passed. With Teapect tu the (minediate passage of an ordi- nauce for the increase, there was no reason why Mt was not competent and legal. provided the ordluunce were so drawn us to prevent it from. taking effect before means should have been provided by appropriation or by voluntary con- tribution to defray the ndditfonal expense, ‘They therefore recommended that the preamble and Sevs. 1 und 2 be stricken out and the follow- ing substituted: Sec. 2, This ordinance shalt take effect and be in force whenever tneans aro provided by appro- Ppoatton Uy vais Council, or by voluntary contrliae Jona of citizens, to defray tho expenso caused by carrying out the provisiuna hereof, After consiterablo talk on this rather fruitful theme, the whole subject was deferred and the report ordered published, CIVIL-SERVICE REFORM, Tho samo committee, to whom wos referred the lust report of the Fire Marshal on tho anb- fect of applications by Aldermen for posi- tions for thefr friends, reported that they were unable to concelve the motives of Aldermen who thus openly aud tagrantly violated: the Jaw. Tho words of the ordinance were plain and unequivocal, aud any Alterman sollelting appolutments for others was guilty of an vilense fur which he deserved vondemnation and punishment. The report further tuted that the Cominitice bad reason to believe tat the Fire Marahal was not the only: ollicer to whom such applleations had been made, and with a view to taking effective means Lo prevent sthis pernicious and disgraceful practice tho Comsnittey revommended the passage of tho JoNowlug amendment to the ordinance ot March ‘SU, 1877: F: He it ordained, ete,, That tho ordinance passed March 20, 1877, In. reference to applications by Alderinen to the executive allicers of the city for Sppolutweute or employment for others ba, and the tan Is, amended by udding thereto the followin: *) And ony Alderman who ts guilty of a violation of this erdinance ah jor tho ‘Wrst offense, be Drouunt ta the barof the Counell and publicly rep- rimanded by the (estos otticor, und for the sce: ond offepes shailbe expelled from the Connell; and any executjve officer of the city who shall nex- Jeet ee yuake Avie ry Provided io saldordinance, : #0 the space of Atteendaya. hve OF Be aalaty Cor Ald. Cullerton uttered Byulnst the attempt to pase to blm, waa charly Mey eunposed to have the right of petition, and. when he, the Alderman, was deprived of that right, lis wanted to rcelen, He considered it Dis privilege to recommend deserving men for places, and he should continuo tu exercise that priviles Be Tou ae he chose, and when tho Jounell decided to take away that. ht Wanted to get out of It, Fob Be Ald, Sweeney tuok the same view of the mat. ter. He had given notice last spring that he would uot obey the ordinance of March 20. He had not obeved ft, aud le dido't propose ta hey it. He was opposed tu the proposed new Tegulations—unalturably opposed to thein, Chicago was a metrupolitan city, ond this at- tuinpt to make preachers (i: lony-tull coats out of Aldermen waa destined to be o failure, Tho Alderman’s closing sentient was Warm- Jy applauded by bls triends, Ald. Throop ‘had never but once recommended anybody for oflice, but he was opposed to this Lew ordinance, belleving {t interfered with the Tight of petition, Ou motion of Ald. Cullerton tho matter was deferred under the charter, BRWERS, Ald, Throop offered the followlng: Hesotved, That tha first $100,000 received by lhe city by voluntary loans be act rt for the buliding of sewers in the three divislons of the Cily,~the present season if ponwlble, » and that #e- a vigorous’ protest on ordinasce which, jal, Every man was curity therefor be given In certificates azalnet the Ou. QU appropriated forsewers for 1477; andthe ey, Mt o.tained, be expended by the Public Works Departivent, with tle udvico aud eoucur- Stence of the weverul Committees on Streets and Alleys of the city, Ald. MeAuley suid ho understood that if this Order was passed the city employes would be cutoff frum their pay. ‘be siuple question Was whether it was better co deprive the city te ployes of thelr salaries by employing a mass nig Jaborery in building sewers, ur to pay the po- [oeitieny firemen, and others, aud oot employ WED Ob sewers, re Rawicigh moved to amend the order by mbes aus $160,000 Instead of $100,000. Pres lcAuley wanted tu see the sewers prop- Yballt, 1 bullt at all, aud he waubed to know therelore mosed toreter the onder to the Finance Cornianttbeey for detinite Information on this subject, ‘The report was so referred. OAS, Ald. Throop introduced the following orti- nance: He tt ordatned, ete. + Src. 1. There hail be paid to the People's Gaa-Light & Uoke Company, for cas furnlehed to the City of Chicago by eaid Company from Oct, 1. 187, to May 1. 187, at the rato af §? per 1,000 enble feet, “There shall be pald to the Chicago Gas-Light & Coke Company, for gaa fnenished to the City of Chicago by eal Company from May 1. 1877, to May 1, 1878, at the rate of $LUh per 1,000 cube feet, All {utare payments for cas rhall be made at the eaplration of cach quarter, Src, 2. All ordinances, orders, and reeotntions of the City Council in conflict. or inconsistent with this onfinance, ure hereby repented. Ske. 3, Thin ordinance shall be In force from and after its pareage, Ald. Throop sail he hoped the Council would now eettle the gus question. He was satistied that the elty woul! have to pay $3 per 1,000 fect until it did settle this matter. It would never get gas any cheaper. Asit was, Chicago was getting its gas cheaper than any other city in the country, If the Council determined to net. tle up with the West Side Gos Company, the difference in tha acttlement would be £40,000 or $50,000, which could be saved by ndontine his order, This would settle the matter up to Muy, 7 On motion of Ald. Gilbert, the ordinance tvas referred to the Committee on Gas, Ald. White sulinitted an offer of Aiken & Charles to light the street-lamps with oil at tha rate of $18 pertamp per year. Referred to the Cominittes on Gas. BRGIN- AT ONCE. Ald. Gilbert offered the following: Hesolved, That {t 18 the sense of this Connell that ‘the Department of Pubite Worke should at once proceed to advertine for bide fur bulising the foundations of tho clty's part of thy Court-l according to the plane and-apecifications agreed upon, provided therO1s a suMcient amount to the credit of the City-iall Fund to do eo, Ald, Ballard sald there were no plans ngrecd upon, and moved ty refer the resolution tu the Committee on Public Buildings. Carried. Ald. Cullerton moyed thut ‘the same Com- mittee be instructed to report ot the next meeting upon all subjects referred to it relating: to the construction of the city’s portion of the City-Hatl and Court-House. Carricd. Ald. Cullerton alsu moved that the Commit- tee on Gas be instructed to report next Monday night on all matters referred to it. Ald. Gilbert moved, vs an aniendment, that the Cominittee on Gaa bo Instructed te report the first Mouday in September, Jd. Cullerton sald. he was inclined to accept the amendinent and vote for ft, although by so doing he would lay himeclf Hable to the charge of favoring the gas companies. He thought ue could endure that, however. Ald. McAuley and others objected to this pas question being deferred eo long, and urged 3 prompt ecttlement of the difficulty. Ald. Gilbert's motion wus lost. The Council then adjourucd, TAMMANY’S FOES. Rensons for Hoping They Moy nt Last Bo Vietorlous—The Loantngs Toward Coali- tion In the Local Pollticn of New York. From Our Oun Correspondent. New York, Aug. 6.—~There {fs ono way, and but ong, in which the rule of Tammany in this city can be overthrown. That way is for tho Republicans to join with the antl-Tammany Democrats and the antl-Tammanyites of what- ever faction {none grand asaoult. This has long been recognized aa the fact, but something has always occurred to elther prevent a coalition of the opposing forces, or to break up such conll- tlon vs had been effected. Last fall, when An- drew II, Green becamo an fndependent candl- date for Mayor, there was an alarming deter- mination manifested to throw Jolin Kelly out of power. But the national question prevailed, and nothing vlso could have been expected but a withdrawal of local lasucs in such an excit- {ng hour of larger things. Thero was cnough of a display made, however, to show con- clusively that the way of Tammany, Ike that the tranegressor generally, was to be made hard, The Republicans did ‘not make Andrew HL Green thelr candidate because they were in fear of being sold out by men whom Mr, Green contd uot himself control, Thechose the kopo- Jess chance, and Gen, Dix consented to become the victim for the city, as ex-Goy, Morgan proved to be for the State. This was pcrhups tho wise move in tho circumnatances, Now that the cireumstances have changed. tho move which will moat wisely meet the present local situation fs the subject under conatdcration by the politicians of all parties, Tho anti-Towi- inany Democrats have made nouncertalu sound, While their platiorm fs the selection and clee- Uon of honest and capable men to-conduct the munielpal government, they may be relled onto fail to find either this honest y or ability in the men whont itaminaniy wil nominate, Their platform woulda be ‘quite og honestty stated tn the single plank, “Anything to beat Tammany,” The Tonportatice of this fuctlon Is yasthy ine creased by the latedeelsion of Mr, Morrissey to Jend hie big hand in the gamo of * making it hot" tor Kelly, If thero fa any man the ruling Jobn, Irishinan, is afraid of, It is the other John, Irishman, The other Jolin certalnly tsa man to fear, Just conslder him for 9 moineut, Ie cives his vote, as Senator at Albany, to abolish pool-selling in the State. Then he pro- ceeds to his course at Baratora and sells pools day after day openly, and In the presence of fel- low-Senntors to whotn he has generously issued free titkots to the stand, that they mav sce how harmless the thing {@ under proper and Kena. turiat management. [le who van coolly and un- blushingly do this, and get himeclf mtervievel 40 a8 to defend his course -before admiring constituents inthe ‘ short-hair ? wards, {6 tn- questionably a person tu fear, He fa, in his way, ® great man; and ft fa his way, fn one regard, to be a great foo to Tammany. in general aud to ‘Tammany'’s chief in particular, §=‘Therefore, when the German Literala Join the Independents, when tho Independents join the autl-Tammany emocrats, an when Jolin Morrissey enrol! himself among the lutten Sachem Kelly Is ing position to take the advice of the contraband to he rebel fariner when he saw a party of foragers cum “HIE, massahy; bettah louk out for de Notwithstanding thee combinations, there must be one further addition to aceure an elec: ton which shall not bu of Tammany's choos- lug. Nothing can be done auccesatully without the help of the mass of the Republicatis, Hith- erto these have preferred defeat to any coalition with non-Republicans, Whether this policy Is to still obtain is the question sow holding ‘the attention of the leaders, und provoking wile discussion, At this carly day the most that can, be safely sald is that the leanings are more dee cidedly toward better government through coa- lition thun they tave been ut any thme hitherto, The influence Of both the Zimes and Tribune, strange to suy, {a throwa on the samo side, the coalition side; white the Jost, of the cven- (ng press, Iu purticularly outspoken, Added to these judivat! at to-lay comes the firat direct, volce from a political “hody. ‘The Republican Assoclatlon of the Third “Assembly District, after reorganizing with nou-Cuetom-House oft vials for officers, passed unantinously this resa- lation, following one which heartily tudorecd the policy of the President, as sincerely jeay- orng to carry out the principles embodied in tho plattorn of the Republican party at Clacin= tts Reaolced, That we emphatically urge upon the State and County Conventions which are avon to be held the nomination of caniidates whos ante: cedente and record are unsuilled’ and above re- prosch, and who can command not only the undi- Vided vote of the Republicans, but of all other tn- dependent voters iunuical and antagoniaticto the corrujt snd nefarloua rule of ‘Tammany Hall; that {tis important that the Republicans secure a good working majority in both Houses of the Legluia+ ture, tn order that reforin measures muay be pani ed, and some legislation may be ucied upon Ty tho diection of smelicruting the condition of the working and industriul clasecs. Another signtiicant happenin was that in the Seventh Assembiy District, where four dele- putes were clected to-nigut to fil vacaucles on he Republican Central Coumittee of the the vacancies arlving in consequence of the pel Civil-Servico order, ‘The delegates chasen were the Hon, Thuriow Weed, the Hun. Theodore W. Dwight. the Hon. John Langdon Ward, ui the Hey, Heury Highland Garnett, ‘The names ere what give the significance to the action. Never betore tn the bistory of the city's politics have men of equal distinction. been piace in service on the City Central Commit- ee. ‘These are the men who are expected to serve, aud dg servo, on State Central und on National Committees. Itis properly considered |. @ most hopeful sign ofchauxe toward the better when they conseut to other service such as this. If their counsels are tu prevail, there will no Jonver be doubt but that an bouorable compact will be made by which, through a unton ticket of highest character, this city may be taken from the rullog bandsof « ring ittle less greedy gud conscienceless than that headed by Mr. ‘Tweed, of Ludlow street. . G, ao ROSEHILL. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cuicaco, Aug. 9.-rAil of the lot-owners in the Rosehill Cemetery ought to be aware that, the meeting called in accordance with thecharter by the Secretary ofthe corporation to be held Friday afternoon at 4:30 ab the lecture-soom of that the elty’a employes weretobe pafl. Ife Y the Ciark-Street Methodiat Church, corner of Clark and Washingion streets, «hould he at- tended hy thei If they desire to secure men in the Interest of the lot-owners as Trustees to take charge cf the permanent fund for the per- petual care of the lots in sall cemetery, and votes of the lot-owners only can secure this, A Lor-Ownan MARINE NEWS. COMMERCE OF CHICAGO. ‘The following ylves the movement of weasels at thia port and South Chicago daring the month of any: PORTION VEAFELR ARKIVEN net, PRO} PONKIGN, PORTA. Nae imnage, "No. men: TNR Est 2 Maa 7 4 1,190 ist) COAATWI MPR LS ARRT Cage, COMMER TREE ATomanae, 0, men, ‘BI 022, 220 by Rayos 440° 4a fi ROTT 1.8 CLRARRD, i. Tonnage. a1 . a ‘ 7 Ce yi RIVED AT SOUTH CHICANC, ROMATWISE VESSRLS A ar aoe CHA Crane, me Bchooners, COASTIVISE VRESELS Clase, Bchuuners. ANRD PROM 90 am ie BUFFALO. Herrato, Ang, 0.—Lake frelghts—Charters, achr Masco, Inver, Bay City to Chicago, at $1,650 per thoueand and return load; Maniates to Buffalo, deale and timber, at $2.40 for deals and. $3.00 for boards and timber; sehr Ellen Theresa, rail ties, Meur Crock fo Buflato, 10¢ eacn; eche J.T. on Way to Bnffalu, 10c Emey, railrouf thea, Hz each: M. Cummings, eait to Toledo tn balinst. Clearel—Prup Canisteo, Green Bay, #00" brin ay cement: prop Arabia, Chleazo; prop Chinn, Chi- cae, 100 bria cement and sundries; ache Wiliam Navnold, Detroit, GUO tons coals wchr loxco, Ci} cago; sche George Marlay, Chicago, 124 tans coal: sehr Berlin, Cleveland, Sa0- tons marbl Phantom, Ashtabula; echr Harvest Queen. achr My de Cuiniminge, Toledys rehe City of Sh ovygan, Racine; barge Hodna. Stewart, Bay City. PORT COLDORN. « Burrato, Aug, 0.—Veesels passing Port Col- born for twenty-four houra ending 6 o'clock p. m., Stht Westward—Propa Armenia, Toronto to Toled Dromedary, Montreal to Detrolt; harks Jamea Wade, Ogdensburg to Frio; F. C. Woodruff, st. Catharines to Toledo; Montmorency, Charlotte to. Chicago; Mary Merritt and Mazeila, St, Catharines tu Sawt Ste, Marie: Mary Uattle, St. Catharines to Toledo; wchre Ayr, Collins’ Nay to Win-leor; If. 1’. Murray, Toronto to Black Hirer; Acacia, Tors onto to Cleveland; Cataract, Kingston to Ashtabn- ta; J. Walters, Pictou to Chatham; Montana, Cayton ta Detroit. ‘tward—Lropa Cuba atd Zealand, Toledo to Montreal; bark Canada, Sheboygan to Cleveland. PORT HURON, Special Dtepatch to The Tribune, Pont ilunox, Mich, Aug, 0,--Down—Props Quehec, D. W. Powers, Bertachy, Weetford. Arc- tle, Oswegatchic, John Owen and raft; echra But- cner Boy, Typo, Homer, Stampede, Swallow, Pen- enukes, Lizzie A, Law, White Cloud, N, I. Rounds, Cleveland, St. Lawrence, Sweden, Ass Childs, C, K. Nims, Sligo, Sam Flint, J. 8. Riche ards, City of Chicazo, Mary Lyons, Prince Alfred. Up-—Props Henton, Holland, Champlain, Pacific, Coltic, Kershaw, Idaho, Fairbank, Saratie, Bay Clty and barges, Ralina and barges, Wetmore and Ganson echrs Dick Somers, Cecelia, Montpeller, Riverside, Wind—North, gentle; weather fine. VESSEL TRANSFERS, ‘The following shows the transfer of vessel prop- erty at tile port for the month of July: duly 14—Schr Ethan Allen, J. D. Yates toc. 8. ° Burdvall, $1,000. July 2i—Three-elghths of schr L. A. Turton, Jobu Gillard to Joseph A. Glilard, $1. duly 14—One-half of echr Dawn, John Olsen ot al, ta Bamuel Sneasion, $400, ‘July 20—Senr Hemisphere, Jamon Considine to Dennis and James Maguire, 810.000, July 11—Sehr Ithaea, A. Nelaonand W. Dunham to John Kyle. £850. ‘July 18—Steam canal-boat Lasalle, William A. Snyder to Richard A. Davie etal., $2,500, THE LIABILILY OF A TUG, In the matter of the brig Mechanic, Nbvlaut, ra. the tug Margaret, appealed to the United states Supremo Court from the Circult Court for tho Eant- ern District of Wisconsin, the MWbet alleged that the tug Margaret, {n lowing tho brig Mechanic into tho port of Hacine. in Wisconrin, conducted the process so carelessly and unskilifully that the orig and cargo were funk, ‘This proceeding war iueti- tuted lo recover damages for the loxa rustained by the Ubclauts, Justice Swayne decided that the tag Anew all the dangers and war responsible for al the consequences, He therefore aftirmed the de- clsion of the lower court, LAKE FREIGNTS, Curcaco, Aug. 0.—Freights were active on tho Dasis of 3}zc for corn to Buffalo, Room was taken for about 440,000 bu. Charters; To Kingston— Kchra ¥f, Copley and L. 1. Hammond, corn at tn, Tu baffato—sciire Col, Elleworth, Lem Eleworth, Carlington, Jennie Matthews, ¥, 2, Uarker, Nellio Wilder, C. H, Burton, 8, M. Hutchinson, Nicholson, Ipposrid, 1. Ne Foster, MeVo pee Scotla, allcorn atic. To Montreal cotla, COFn i ‘The ache Great Weat gets $1.024§ for tumbor from Ocontu to Chicago, rafts inuide, THE CANAL. Brinagrorr, Aug. 1.—Arrlved—Qeorgis, Otta- wa, 0,450 bu corn; prop Welcome, LaSatlo, 3,000 fu corn, 1,800 bu ryoy Mayflower, LaSatlo, 6,100 bucom; Naydawn, LoSallo, 8,000 by corn; Un- tarlo, LaSatle, 5,£00 bu com: prop Montauk, Lockport, 720 bris flour; Lily, Seneca, 0,000 bu corn; Sonshine, Ottawa, 6,300 bu corn; Tempert, Cttawa, §,200 bu corn; prop Peerices, Ottawa, 4,700 ba corm, Cleared—Dolphin, "LaSalle, 02,172 f(t lumber; North Branch, Henry, 0:3, 007 (t jumbor, MARQUETTE, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, Manguatte, Mich, ,D, Aug.—Arrived—Prop Pay> otto; echra King Staters, Sumatra, Clearod last night—Prop Vienna; schr Verona, Cloared to-day—Prop liavana; achra Genoa and Gelons. In port bound down--Prop Peerless, Pursed down—Missouri, Wind—Northwoot. NAUTICAL MISHAPS, ‘The steain-larye Fay ran hard aground on Groaso Telo, Tuewday midnight, and at Iaat accounts was being lightered off, Hhe has iron oro on board, A schooner-rigged boat, about twenty-oizht feet long, and named the Minnehaha, deifted ashore in ‘& swamped condition at Conteworth's dock, Onta- rio, last ‘Thuralay, Ibis upped, te have been stolen from the Amorican side of Lake Erlo, aud 8p Owner ts Wanted. 2 — CHANGE OF ROUTE, Props Winslow and St, Louis, of the Union Lake Bupertor Line, will, during the balance of tho aca- son, oxtend their trips to Duluth, The Atlantic wit] ply between Houghton and Duluth, and will wtopatall ports. A large contract to transport raitrcad fron from Erie to Duluth hes doubtless had something to do in bringing about the chauge above mentioned, ee UNDERGOING REPAIRS, At the Union Ship-Yards, Duffato, the prop Toledo is Delug calked and put in condition for business, Schr 2, Jones bas bad a myaterlousleak wtopped, ‘The ache 1. C, Woodruff! has been vaired, and work onthe James Davidson, puttin: in new arches, etc., ls complete. At Mills x Co, yards the prop Potomac ts receiving new arches, A BLIGHT COLLISION, While the stcam-barge Owen was golng up the North Brauch Wednesday eveulog she sheered around ud strock the boxes in Ryster's dry-dock, \d dumaged them slightly, A narder blow would have resulted {n werious lous to Capt, Eyater, CON D SHOVERS, ‘The gauge of tumber-shovers ou the lumber market are recelving the advauce they recently de- manded, aud sre content, No trouble need be anticipated from them, but ti are fa full sym- pathy with thelr brethren in the yards, THE GOLDEN WEsTs ‘The achr Golden Weat waa taken from the dock at Bayloy's boat-yards yeuterday and towed up the North Branch to Miller's dry-docks, Sted she 4 to receive a thorough overhauling and catking. rook ESereit will command ber. gho will go la the gralu trade. ALL RIGHT AGAIN, ‘The workmen Guished repairs on the schr Hippo- griff yesterday, and eho wes released from Eyeter'e dry-dock, and went up tho South Brauch to load & cargoot rain. The Hutchinson was also taken oul of Dilller's docks sod weut to clvvatur for coro. — NAVIGATION NOTES. Cwicsco,—The tug Mary Mchanc was sent to Millers’ dry-dock yesterday for new stem-bear- & Ings....An nnasnally rarce namber of large achoon- crewrre chartered yeaterday at ize un corn te Buffalo ,,. There haa been quite a farve falling of inchureh excursions on the Iaxe this season nA compared with last.... The ache Angurta, the same that ran Into and eank the atme Lady Elvin fo 1860, off Wankegan, arrived here from Cleveland yeater> day, ..Qalte a eet of Inmler-lsden craft came in yesterday, and cargoca went off lively. Ten ven- eels were onthe market 'n the evening. During the day ten cargoes of bark arriveu. Oragn Vonre,—The echr 1. C. Woodrnff has heen hought by Cleveland parties on p, t....The fevenue cotter Perry tn undergoing repsira at Erte ...The Anchor Line propa Campbell and Young are to he ftted ont.reckt Cleveland coal 2 comes in very alow, Hoth hy rai and canal, and Sehr Timber of veasels are walting for cargacn Elizabeth Jones has arrived tn Buffalo elightly. She had corn on board....A disp: tecelved yesterday announced that the stme Cumberland had heen paiied off Iele Royale... Alarve number of vessels at Kingston, Oudens- bney. and thie port, rays the Onwero Times, are looking for return caryuce, ‘There secme fo be lit- flearnncoslon the market, for shipment weet, an the indications are that rates will decline con- aulerably.... Local fretalita from Cleveiand ta Cht+ cao are better than from Ruffalo toChicago, which Se parily owing to the fact that Builalo’s coal tn anthracite, anit leas of tito the ton, ae the Trish. maneatd. than of the bituminous’ shipped from eveland.,..Scht Sarco nerived at Infalo Tuer day with a carge of pine dcule destined for Liver- poston thtox bh contract from Manister, [iran 1. Smith, consignee at that point, wae ruperine tending its transfer to canal-boate to be thin fore warded via canal to New York, and thence by tea- aclto Liverpool. Other carguts are to follow. —- PORT OF CHICAGO, The following were the arrivals and clearances for the twenty-four honrs ending at 10 o'clock last night, Anntvats—Stmre Corona. St. ty Mantiowor, aundrlens Sut rest prope Messenger. Kenton fominee, Gireen May, Rundries: Dor, at Irie: iiversidr, Jor, sundries Bheboy- AN, Muskez9n, AT it, sundries: Renton ‘Siar. dries athe Jumpers India, hry ganar 'e. Falt i an al Ridertianar, coal; Great West, Uconto, luniber: Pauline, Oo, iumbers Kiize aye Whlte Lake, 1 Solvina, Part Sherman, tuners Little Helle, 3 im, lumber: A. M. Hers, Muskewmn, tumber; sar. ia, Muakezon, ber} | Mystic. Muskegon, We bite Lake, tumbe Muckegone lumbers 3 Topay, Mulseegun, Imbers Iumbers Ei Holiand, bs Haven, food: M. Dall, M Vaan, stone a firma iy ry Carl 4 Unuton, dither: Metional. Man: lumber J. F. am rz Peshttun, Peantig, lambert Herbtixo, fumnbert fom’ Paine, sauzatitck, Ae HM ie ny Citpier ‘Mantat nh, hits ‘umbers Mus: Sinimone, | White nton Harbor, tummies Stronach. bares i rae. Per. chy, Keyan, souventr, na Ith Pentwater, lnmbert 2. setord, Lidington, Lavinda, Hamiln, tumbers y Booth. Clay Tank Altnapee, raliroud thes: A. fe. Towers, Eacanatea, tron orey Live 0 “J, Cat 7 tanks, Gari: elie,” Manivtee, z Tambers A, a ake, Jumbers A. C. Keating, Fal iave Ellenwood, White ittver, Inmbers B.A. Sichoivan, At. Joe, Haht; White Oak, Ludington, lumber: Wiilam: ates, Grand’ Haven, bark: William Smith, Konth Haven, lumber! Banner, Holland, lumber; Milwauices Helle, ‘Manistee, lumber; Kate’ f.vone, uinbrs Mt Strings, Sluskegon. luinher, Nyrit 8 ate Ludington, “Iumber| "Magdalena, Hackard's oud. CLeamanceseScht DB. Fe race, Burttalo, 49,007 ta, gurtis ache Mad{aan. Petitwater, # brls Gaur: weir D, Locke, Hufulo,22,0v corns prop J, 1.. Hurd, Hanroes, FOO DU cathy LL AELNY Oats fr) "Tha tard, and aundrios tuttato, 43.010 bu corn. 3, ria park y ad. Welln, turey, Huttalo, Kaunes, % trie que. 100 bigs ery javen, bark: Litelne, Ludington, tinbers Rm WOM: St. Lawrence, Clara, Frankfort, (tai ee Mat ne cond; £. ef rent Myrtle. Mu and sundries; sehr f °N. Faster, | Hitt fu corns prop Philadeiplia, Erle. 1,178 com, am belt dur, SLO%m ho trey sehr t Ih. Coates, Murkegon, 75 baa feeds sehr Care Unuford, “Naftalo, 41,00 bu corns prop Seatla, Mon- (real. 27,000 tru corny ‘ache Jonnie Matthews, Wuaiat 24,000 Intcorns achir Saveland, Huffaly, 45.2 achr Muskezon. Muskezot Blaigaton, 20,009 ba 25,000 bis corn: prop corn, an bria tlour, Trea base Ogden ths 7,700 bu tyesachr M. C, Cameron, Ogdensburg, bil Cora; prop Tempest, Winlte Lake, suudticn” 100 Lit ‘pray. Hh Talo, MR. WAHL'S LETTER. ¢ To the Editor of The Tribune. Cnicano, Aug. 9.—The letter of Mr. Wahl In yesterday's {issue of your paper I consider em: bodies the solution of the worklngman'atrouble, And L trust after the able way in which ho has opened the matter before the public that the question will not be allowed to drop Into tnsig- nifleance. The three ways tn which he proposes toemploy the unemployed Jaborare; The ex- pending the money in the Treasury for tho erection of the Court-Honse; the propositionhe makes of employing a number of men at his own cost; and the most important the question of asstating labor to start farming, ‘This fatter fication is the solution of the whole matte lelp the able-bodied workingman to start fars tug; he will then not only be able to anpport his fumnily, but reduce the cost of the stall of Iio— breaf—aond = druin” the cities. «of the unproductive labor, Bread. tn England is 16 cents for a four-pound oat. Hore it {s 24 cents and short weight at that, Thero arg head ways of carrying into practice this Intter plan hy State or county bonds, whlch would be at a premium within two years. for unemployed capltal as a private enterprise it would pay. That something tnust be done is evident to every ono who cowes In contact. with the workingmao. He must. be employed, and not only be self-supporting, but n profit to the community at large. Keep. the bul) rolling and the solution will goon be solyed. The longer it Is delayed the worse the results, It is through your assistance alone such matters can achieve success, A Wonkinesan, ————— AN IMPORTANT CASE. Special Dispatch to The Triduns, Mr, Vernon, Ul, Aug, 9.—Tho. presenco In our elty to-day of u number of the more promt- nent lawyera of Southern Ilinolscreated 9 buzzy in our Jocal legal circles, and awakened general curiosity. It transpired that the visiting attor- neys were here in the intercst of a most fm- portant sult, involving the construction of an agreement for tho divistun of the estate of the late Orville Poo!, of Shawnectown, atnounting to $100,000, ‘and numerous accounts for rent und Interest. ‘The title of the suit Is, Mary Yoo! Docker cb al. ys. Marshall M. Pool et al.” ‘The attorneys for the compluinante are the Hun. D, T. Linegar, of Cairo, and Carl Roedel, of Bhawneclown, Judge 8, Marehall aud the Hon, RW. Townshend repre nt the defendants. The caae will ba submited to Judge Farmer to- morrow In chambers upon a revort of evidence and statement of account by the Hon, John N, Waseun, of Shawneetown, referee. A tate Invention is 8 dunlex, unpickable, and uncutable pocket, It consists of u double Picket scetired Inaide the ordinary one, and his again secured by a watch fustencr, to which chutus are attuched and sewn inside. A little arinor plating {s all that Is wanted for complety defense, except the pickpocket 1s provided with a torpedo, and In that case ft 1s all up with the i bany Argue, any __ AMUSEMENTS. McVICKER’S THEATRE, SHBRAPHIN E. Kvery Night and Saturday Matinee. AN EXCELLENT PLAY, — FINELY ACTED. MAGMIFICEATLY MOUNTED, Universally Praised by the Public and Best Critics, Af you admire « truly good play don't fll ta see SERA PHIN B. ADELPHI THEATRE. 4, Ht, WAVERLY, Proprietor and Manaxer. LAST NIGHTS! LAWGEST AUUIENCES in the CITY, Wed W.Bila‘adell, Harry ong Wlaht, sad ster fr the play of BHR HANCAMIULICE * Bre al any othee arat-claas theaire i this ein Bit Ladies Nights" thn rites Matinees WodosJaye atid Saturdays at 2:01, £06 25c. bunday Niubt—golin Diltun's Head, Aur J GREAT MECGOPOLITAN OLY MITAD, Educated Horses aud Tralget Auttial Kapualiiun. " . ON TOE WATER, PROGRAMME OF LAKE EXCURSIONS ON STMR. JOUN SUERMAN, ttle, Aug, 10-Excursious un tho Late at 2:30 and p.m. Satuniey, Aus. (1—Leave at @ a ui. for tactae, call Ing ob Evdosied and Kenusls, returning leave liactus Page FAKK—Por Michi ty, Bt Itectoe. end Keuoaia Sifuaudtrips “allotters aocenta teuudtey HOOLEY’S THEATRE, FUURTH WEEK OF THE UNION SQUARE THEATRE CO., AND GitaND SUCCES OF SMIK EH, INTRODUCING ‘FUR FAMOUS COACH SCE With ta Horses, departure of ths Yor! E DX. reimpitc. Caumblaason, J. ae Ti ‘about one-balt ‘Prices jet they and ey Gi dest ting bas Aiea ts eprice e BEDUCATIONAL. y. QUINCY, 9 ADAMS AGIDENY, CSENS AON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, LL.D, Chairman of the Board of Managers. WILLIAN KR. DINMOCK, LL.D., Master. Thinachoot Is desizned ta give the beet and moet thorongh preprmtion for colleen. The peat Year ters have been ten teachers, all of ability and experience, id hundred and fil i shore Isa preparatary eiasa.in Englteh atadtes and of age. ‘& preparata werent ry el foniatrAtel M Academy. hoaeins wouee. (eanter. ae entice charge of the restient (rachers, and boys receive carc- ful enperrision and attentin For catalogues and elec ra addrens the Master. B E. A U T Y . HIGHER EDUCATION FOR LADIES, _ Se tie PITTSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE, Elevant Raildines, Eight Departments, OR TNR ‘Twenty-three Teachers. ‘Ten Teacherain the Conservatory of Music connected withthe College. Chntges Teas than any School Inthe Pitted Mints affording egal ndvantiae meee s 1 “5 rs vm es eres | PENISVLAATLL MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTEIL Pa. opens SENT, 12th, Location heatth+ fury grounds 3 buildings commodtions, Thore ough Instrnetion in CIVIL, ENING, the CLAS- fi and ENGLISH Carri upervielon of Cadets, For etrew apply to SEWETT J, WILCOX. Kea, Tremont House, Chicsgo, or Col. THEO. HYATT, Presvdlent, UNION COLLEGE OF LAW ‘of Northwestern University, Evanston, and University A Romance of Henlity=Tha Dovices ens of Society—How Pini res are Made Attract and mishes of Nittre mre Hidden by the Witchery of Art—Au Interest ing Kevelntion. of Chicago. Judge Henry Booth, ean, Tultlon, 840 In our climate, and owing to American modes | per year. Fall term begins September 12, For cata- of Ife, nat one woman posresses that best boon | logue address UNION COLLEGE OF LAW, of nature—a fair complexion; a gift without which there can be no real beauty. ‘There is no use of repining, because it ts so. ‘The sensible thing, under the circumstances, is to see how the defect may be overcome. Clearly, inthis matter, Art tnust be called upon to suoply what Nature has deoled, begins Jocs a fair render ask, How! NY RIRK To reveul that very secret 1s the purpose of | ~~ this article, “What can't be cured need not be endured,” inthis case, An adroit chemist, numed Hagao, Chicaro, TH. MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY. Csot. ED. N. KIRK TALCOTT, } Anporiave WENKY T. WRIGHT, A.M. ¢ Principal The heit Academy fur bays tn tha Northwest PROT ANY cotter of for bnainess, “Location Treandelerated. Fifteen acres of ground, Et HTT. Kena thr eatalngte to ALCOPE. Morgan Park. Cook ( Union College of Law, Chicnge. Ul. Bame Faenity. course, terme, and privilege na last yr Opened Rept fF Mien, Henry Roath, Lie, fg rofessor nt Haw. uf Real Prapert; + dames High. Yodel juries, ana Pleadings: net Pies Pre- tract Senalon, Ht ED. has provided an Infallitte means of making the | {M4 plaincat face radiant, and of overcoming all the Pe Ucfects which, without his invention, often make fe a tong martyrdom to ladies of socinty. Mr. Hagau's CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE, MORGAN PARK. R CHICAtO, Reopens Tuesday, Hye. 4, 1877, with 9 Classical Sele entihe Course and Preparatory Schout, Arthur J. Cree: wold, Princ; ai of Je ebarement, Ror parileriars ui Magnolia Balm Is certainty one of the most marvelous and use- ful products of modern selence., The united testimony of thousands of ladies reveuls the fact that the Magsorta Banat is a sure device College of Individual {nstruction, FOR BOTH SEXES, | Siz Courses of Study. Studenta advance sepn- tately, according to ability, For catalogues ad- dreea WW. P. JONES, A.M., Lakenide Hall, Evans- jon, Ml WIGHLAND WALL, HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Nowopen aaan elegant Sommer Resort. Kept. 20 n4a Ladies’ College. in perron. Open Apply by letter or Jor creating a pure and blooming complexion, Frochel School and Kindergart It conceals all natural blemishe: tl at = 4's Kindergarten, surprising and effective mammense eee mess ie um abel AE als Just _exet of Unton ark. It removes all rourhness, eruptions, redness, a Mi blotches, treckles, and tan, with mugical power, it drives away al} evidences of fatigue and cx- eltement, Tt mak 2 GR heateitess the plainest face beautifal. ate, f : etimate, eitean erat feat, cheertuf home, it ives the complexion a dazzling purity, ang | Bo temptations. ee ean eee makes the n face, and arme appear graceful, foreiiaene Road Teeereneee AEALS eA Rand references,to WAL+ rotund, and plamn, en RAILROAD TINH TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRAINS, CHIOAGO & NOR! ‘Theket Offices, 62 Clark-at. aPacific Fast Line.... aSionx City & Ya adubug abubaq athmaha Night Exp! ast OMilwau Stireen ima ¢aro and Omaha, én the train leaving Chicago at 10-30 ‘No other road Fane Paltman or any other form of a hotel cat ‘a—Pepnr corner are Weil and King! b= Depot corner of Car NATION OF Revenvnce Magxa.—f Ratunta TBunday exerpren Pandy ‘caer THWESTERN RATLWAY, (Sherman Tioase) and af the depots. & Vankton. ss... (+4 ne Day Ex. via Clinton| we Night FEx.vin Ctontt ta on bare. rd & Dahuque. Fat M Apress, ker Paxengr: le uker Pamenyer (daily) § Lake Expremticse coos lt Bapres, ‘ara are ran ihtodgh, between Chi ra went of. 6 nd Kinzie-sta. OBICAGO, BT. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS LINE. Ticket oMces #2 Clark-at, and at Ft. Paul & Mt Et Pat & Suinpeabons OF, Me 0, me 10:00 a, mm. welt 9:00. p. mig CHICAGO. ALTON & ST. LOUIS AND CATCAGO KANBAS CITY & DENVER SHOBT LINES. Union Depot. West Stile, bear Madinon-st. bridge, sed ‘Twenty-tuird-et. ‘Ticket Umce, 122 Itandoinh Raneax Et. Louis & Springfield b 81, Lon! Pekinand Peoria Fast Expres Teoria, Chicago & Padneah It Etreator, Lacon, doltera City & Denver Fact jelagens la, Hpringniedd & Texas } ‘ Keokak & turing Wash'ton fr, Dwight Accommdat'nl® CHICAGO, MILWAUEEE & 8ST. PAUL RAILROAD. Union ance, aud at depot. Ds yn and Carial-sta. apa, corner Sadivo tekee ‘sSouth Clark-st., opposite Sterman louse, Milwaul Wisconsin & Minnesa Tay, nota Ei Wieeut Hay, Steven Point and Ash: Tand, Night Kxpre: “All traine ru via Mil Ti EZ and Minneapolis are guod either via Madison kee Exprers. and Meuaaba ns 4:00p. m. * 5:03 p.m. |*t1:008. m. x prem. ain a i a 't 0: 720.8 mm for St, Pani and Prairie ke du Chien, of via Watertown, Lacroste, and Winona, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. ‘Depot, foot of Inke-st. and foot of Twenty-second-st, ‘Icket office, 121 Nandolph-mt., near Clark, Lou! Tout ro inn, § Rt, NI — Pearls, veorin, 1 Jubugae & Moux Clty fx. Dubus & Soux Ginna inkfend & Peoria jringOeld Night Bx, [a 2 prees sso in Wart Line » ‘Now Orleans £ . ewOrieana & Texas Ex Express. | Burlington & Burlington & Pantenger.. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depots foot of Lake-s:.. Indlana-ar., and Sixteenth> Canal and Sixteenth-sa. Ticket Offices, 53 ‘and at tleputa, Jt makes a matron of B5.or 40 look not more than 20 years old, and chatiges the rustic maiden Into a cultivated city belle. The Maqnuita Hucin removes all Wemishes and eonceats every drawback to beauty: antl, while it ts an harmless ax water, it ts ao lifertike in hie effects that the closest observer cannot detect ite nse. Javiles who value personal attractions, and who hope to make thomselves attractive to the lords of creation, can make an absolute certain. ty of it by using Hagau’s MagNotta Baus; and we know of no other way, {f they require any Kind of cusinetic at all, in which they can be certaln of ft. Itis the cheapest preparation In the world, all things considered, and may be bad at auy drug etore. Lake ide Seminary, For Young Ladies and Littie Girls, at Oconamowoe, Wis, A delizhtfal home pod thoruweh echoal, For eireulars to Mies Vert DIVERVIE ADEMY, POU Boe, AY.—A wide-nwake, thoroueh-gaine schon! 1oF boy: Ciasatcal, commerce qwilitarys ip each Dest. neo iroepertus. Koference (xinade by nerminaton to the lon. Judge Davi, -tinton Locke, D, Dy 20. Wi jams, Eeq., T. W, bard Port Miwonri school of Midwifery. Anatotny. Mhvstolugy. Micwifert, Diseases of Wor men and Child: taught practically at bedside in Mi lernity Gospital. Write for cl ra, 1 WW, RICHARDSON, Prest. U2 these, MVIL AND ME 1. ENGINEERS 2 the Henrectaer chnle Institute, Troy, N. Instruction very practleal, vantages uosturpaseed in (ite country, Graduates obtaln excellent positions, Be: ul Forthe Aunnal Kezister, containing urse of Study, snd fall particulars, address ADAM, Director. GAT exp is Dubuque & ign Exess © O88 pI, Pacthe NightExpr'es fordmana {10:00 p.m, * KansaaCity, Atehivun, Bt doe. ‘and Texas Hxpre doiph, Grand Packie Hut | Leave. | Arrive. ia xprest for Omalt ty, Atchieon & toe MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, fout of Lako-st., aad foot of Twenty-second-«t, t Ofice, G7 lar southeast comer of Ren nl at Vanier House, ‘Tratnet Tue-st. Grand Paciie, and Depot (xpesiti nel wud Madisonta, Ticket dfices, _ Falnier Houee, aad Grand Pacine Hotel, Leave, _|__Arrive._ it 2:C0D, Otee f 0am. sun, m: : S10 ps BALTIMORE & OHIO. are from Exposition Bulliing, font of Stone Meter Omer ss Charlene Palmer lake, Hullaing). GOOD | Hewnre of mtieky, siithy, ; addy compoun: SER | aror que botthesy calied Snir seeing Retuol for bork. “The. Were. NEWS | estereens”. ccs Khey onty ee rene arcane ert NEWS peinenua aan the hair tor ‘DAT A: 1 BOARDING SEW! etimo3 and shey 2 : ett likely to breed pari Baila cy fot Pie | Praia discase SWARTHMORE COLLEGE Fuit WoTit si 5 Murder care of Friends. All expenses eoycie ‘Turn from thom with Jonthe | ayvar, ¥. 1. MAGILL, President, Bwarthmure, BALD | ing, and trent your hale with | vromactowNe Soc hostaimie ceria PADD gee kurey teu ressoratives | Mitpatabinier trail. AND | Tellable old preparntion doce . AYACK, 3; noTH not paint thohalrand finntly ho extras, _ Send for efreular, GRAY | destroy it, but briugs it bac! 5 GRAY | te new Tie by nature's own PROPOSALS | prrocesme "Tho Kathuleam conte, | pra erent Quay only 30 conte for a barge bot DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Orrick oF INDIAN Arratra, } Waauisuton, July 26, 1877, Sealed proposals, indered ** ropoenia for four, corn.” eh", (as the came may be), and directed to th = = | Coininiadvner t MB. W, ff Indian Affat cal hi Bea stot Citys I SAnBaY Werdnraday SHIRTS. Mado to ordor a Spoeialty. Using SMe Ale a teats for Vutladelplita. Baltimore, Chi I or Yanktoo, the following Trice, Vids f yt. fodian puuudsof Hou ) pounte Gf corny wonuids of whist, « oof walt, 00 ofather artict {ating of father artictes, consisting of carpen+ ithe auppltes, hi nt fr extraordinary hoavy Linens, our | fnvinvenwars meanest cecanetaroe mers Farin: Shirts have a richnoas and eloganca | (t'-ytise, tris of wulelt can be: had an appiieatton ta wo ew York, Maj, seta ME aa cad ite 3 b+ 0! Pp. Hawes i" aud the Indian Onttce, The bite wiil be opened in the prosence of the pur> chosing commitice of the Board of Indian Commis. slovers, and ree) pallelye bestnning at the bour above named. dders are invited tu be present. x bid must give the names of all parties Interested: Files to tt and must have acopy of yale adver: Laltached, Neo will be considered fru pene who have in any ct defaulted in any ti heretufure. Auy or all hide, or any part of any hid, will he rejected, if deemed for the best lutercata of the Government. Hd Innat be accun): fe able to the are Attafrs, to be beta by ofappoarance, and a durability in sorvico raroly sgon. Shirts roady made to fit the largost and smallost, ut popular prices. WILSON BRGS,, G7 & 69 Washington-st., Chiongo. 68 & 71 Pourth-st., Cincinnati, 408 North Fourthest., St. Louis. Ba CARNIAGES, HNEARSES, etc. ‘ere led by a cortited check “r of the Commissioner uf him until the execustun of ihe contract," ujeu some United States Deposttory, ‘which cheek or draft wlall not be lees than S per centuty 4 the ainotnt of and shalt be forfeited Culted sta y bidder teeelving an {1 10 promptly enter inte contract, or ta cient bond therewith otherwise tobe ree or dra Indian i eh a Gt aah OE ak Sahai A iraiaicsing turned to blader. if ‘Lhe flour must, bt freak wrount, of sound wheal Landans, Landaulets, Coaches, | sutietisiitser Sore Seintiutl sities wit ‘Tepe Una yrach id, said samples to be istinetly marked with the name of the bldder, aod ter, If more than une sarple i subinttted he corn must be sound, dry. ang clean, to weigh not Ira than sd pounds to the bushel, and’ delivered to strony guonica, Pesewed. ‘The wheat iust be or the fail crop. sound dry, and e bushel, clean, to weluh ned tes than 90 pounds to U Wied, Tesewed Pius te packed in barrels, Tull head-lned. iT ‘la rusdy for OF FINEST MAKE AT LOW PRICES, Miotlwetiy marked. with EHARSHS IN THE GREATEST VARIETY. CRANE, BREED « CO., aud delivere t ingirong gun Ne 633-715 West_Highth-street, Cinciunat! Ohio, | , fe satt must bo dry and packed In pene ECA ea : — oe Oa cnet HANDKERCHIERS, sop nilUeacn uoutade fur sack bigest. A Wartictes furalshed contract mudl be dellys erm at ihe places destgnated for thelr reeplion, aud WL be subject to alrict inspection. Ta executiug (he contract, the sight will be resorved totucrease or dlinininh the quantity of any of the artl: clea ctubraced Ine the foregolig schedule, and the tur- Egle will bes reversed (0 Increase oF decrease Ue celfied th any contract (9 an catent uot ux- edt 2h pee cent, ‘Aduineaid wrers! bond tn the full amoubt of the contract, duly executed, with two of piure surcties, apd fanditolcd for tie faithful peforivauce of the contract matt iteparticulare must accompany the sane. Tie abtivienc) of the euretics must ue evidenced by their Atlas ne to the valle of Uhetr property, wurohiratt OF fare thereat, wilt be permitted to be sub-leturassigued ta, of ted Uy, any other party, without the wellten ‘consent uf the Secretary. Of to Anterior. J. 8 Keep's Handkerchiefs. PRECREROas m, Gram.shan ‘TO BRENT. FOR RENT. fevonaly fur ihe yesr 1874, that ae: rus DEMRABLE OFFICES IN THR Tivday of seatomber, 1977, for furulaning tue Sate of Wiaconain with the neces try stationery for ite use dure eR MRidCa ae of the articles ad the quantity of Han ech class Fequited wilt be furulshed to all versus de- airing to bid ou app ally or by lettes, Cofiunlastoner, ~~~ Proposals for Stationery. Ormen ov SePeuinyenpent oy Puutto NacrEnry, | Rotica te hereby alyen, pursnant io Clay, 218 of the ui Saunples nu prirt rerun at (hts office, suant to aafd Chat ju be delivered tut . perintendent of Public Pryperty, at the Capttut. 1a the ‘ly of Mudicon, Wia., on er before the lat day of No- yeinber, 1677. Je divided tuto four claues,—A, B. and D,~ aud w separate sealed bid inutt be mde for: Clase of cools, wud Wust be platuly indorsed uu the uu ldo of the wrapper ‘*Projteals to furulsh atatlonery— clans (untutig 10). isbid must be abond to the state of Wiscunale Ly th E24 executed by the bidder as princiys two sativieclury sureties, cunditioucd that the bl will furnieb auch stalunery socurding to the teruns of Bia bid, ent tract entered Inte tn purauauce reties shall uttweh to oF Indurve un sald Hcellon tothe effect that they are cach all detua, Ha bhitles, aud cacuipthopa, Viloted blank tlds and boode witl be furntahed upon application tu thle utlice, The coutract will be awarded in each class fo the low: eat Dldder In that clas who sail furnish securily, os above Indicated, sattetectory to the Bupertuteudeok uf Puuile Property: provided, however, that profercoco pill bo is eu ta cack clase ty any bidder pesidlua ur dos fog buslovas to the State of Wiscoustn, (his bid wball deus low oa that of any other bidder fn’ that class, Dut Apply to WM, 0, DOW, Boom 8 Tribune Building, EVERLASTING PERFUME! & Lauman's Florida Water bas uften been fume, IW indeed trie apd res ragranice iinyers for atever 1b tuucbes,—unlike the ry Derfumes, that leave ou tracy of thelr wo- nee wave the sickly, heavy odor of INCU existe! rencld oll. Duyersahouid always ask for the Florida Viacunsio. Wolee prepared by Lanwan @ Ketup. New York, aeind "pcrptendent iat tule feopeity bereby ra. pitee oper ete | lens te 4 fe BAISUELLANEOUS, Fee eee eee aay EA SEXTON. Mr I. MANLEN, 10 tue de la Grange, Bat Parks Issole Bgsuit tor this payer in France. I EK HOTEL, WaTtiea GheN ae Yernu 8d ty at pet iy, poulauments Al. "Bus free. fi Or PY ‘Bead for cirvular aud auaiyia of waier, Ca. Haber Proprictor Morning F: Pitiners ince t o:e3py S:40p, ta, Depots Om Feru Acct Night Express, aha, OF passa, rt NTH ditor, g'etor bates De 417 Chea CORNWALL, Beamer. POMEMSET. Western STOUKMOLDERS' MEETING. Te annual Becting af the stockholders of the Jollet & Nus i Directors, and fur the transact shew OE the fourth an pate Deposit g Of Philad aise urine se : Fist, Sul jor the bened uf Cie Ualanes to the baageot te Upon the discharge or thedulice ut Mle on Thursda; a ‘poslt é Insurance Coin LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. ‘Arrive. URG, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIBR. RB. . ‘orner of Clinton and Carroll-sts,, West Bide. Depart, | _Arrive. 40.8, 1m.'8 8110p. 100 ps mf Tiaok me aod Sherman-ats. Ticket » bherman House. Lravenwith & Atch Ex OTMMOGSUOT sores, “LAKE NAVIGATION, GOODRICH STEAMERS For Milwaukeo and all West Shore ports, ily, nuoday exrepted,,, De daniay stot ares inuk, Friday choraitg'e boat goes ti ForGrand tiaven, (rand ttapl fon, Dally, iy excep m For AMunoletee, Ludington, a1 Forat, dusphe Daly st loan sussaraaet oS ea rday'a boat ‘does not leave ForGreen Hay, Karahabe, etc. Friday... Tm Ulllvo and deka foot Michisan-ay. y “OCEAN KTEAMSEEIPS, “North German Loyd. ‘Thesteamers of this Company will aall every Bate. aay trom Brenien Piers foot of obokea, ates of pawage—Frow New Yor! ndon, cabin, $00 gol ‘bird-at., to Southamptor sald ne erage, #0 cutee ob frelane $ stecrage, 1c} se appl OBLRICHS & Ci weePPIy Ly Howlluu Groen, New Vor Great Western Steamship Line. From New York to Bristol (Hngtand) direct. ++sTuesday, Aug, 16° ieedaty Aug! dot Cabin passige, $70; Intermediate, $4; pteerwre Return Megets at favor rates Prabal fry cet y . Mm 67 Clare-tt..Mebiuan Central Tal Jolist & Northern Indiana R. B. Co, Jourer, July 15, 1877. IVWOTICE). ern Indians Iroud Company, fur tbe elactio tun of such other bis brought befure th, will be held ag Eouspany ity oe Jollet fs office of the fa thy clty of Joliot, Hiluuly va - the 2th day of A 1, ut 12 o'clock. ‘iy order Je thie Muara. és 1. G. RALSTON, Secretary. _ EGA, iy aud Couaty gt Phalscelpales i the fastest sud Cu y \ x fiial. sccoune uf tha Philedelphia i ce ND P&DY, hy ap account of Depuslt wore of the luih day of A: ae Mit at i t tert, a Tie or ihe said the Botladeloute rusty pete tua hyo toladerpiie’ SO : {OOMBEPALD, Andiios, tecempauenpiee pore eee FAIRBANKS’ BTANDAMD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, B FAIRBANKS, MORSE ROO, - 111 & U3 Lake St., Chicago, Be careful to bay ooly the Geoulaa,