Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1877, Page 3

— ‘SHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1877—-TWELVE PAGES | , EX and the Connty Board, then f think they have | which it, has tong heen aetranger. A Reformed Tomo's mistress, and a man named Brambilla, CITY REAL ESTAT! A. id! * ‘ cs $. is a * adiscretion, and they can exercise their jude- | Men's Cinb has been organized, with about 120 inet at drinking-chop in the Mazza Vittoria | TGR RALR-REAL KATATE CHATITRCA, PE ment. But these papers do not Indicate that | members, and they evidently mcan bushuces, Emanuele. Tomo here drank Jargely to give I petual Ifiinais charter—one af two owned by me. expected, or had any right to expect, that the They all lelt the wmine-rhop and went to the Via | Elicago. Address FiO. Ib, BREAN, Va Lae: They Cannot Be Lawfully Allowed | eerie or tan act aside, ard that he was one GOSSIP. Deall Artist, At this moment the unfortunate | AES OER tinct Ot what he thought, Other mon tt es punted ent to Tomo by Lnigin. who exclaimed, tie understoud ie ite and others. sayin le note “THE KEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE.” FE aT The clig ana of the lady of the house wae absent in the Con- fedorate army. ‘Tom's Confederate unifoua se- Cired bln a hospitable reception, ‘The lady had heard mimors of a great battle having been fonght, and vas anxious to obtain tidings of her son; and finally, after Tom had given a gloving description of the battle, she hesftating)y f= quired the knew of a sounse ofirer nained in! cried WANTED—TIALE HELP. Hookkeepers, Clertn, &ce Wart A Dp GEE OUODE. ENTHY- ala Adderan ‘what salary expected. Mr. Harms, white lie was prosecuting this work, i hin courage, Lulgta gave him a long knife, | Alo will omtorerchange my reat estate in and near 7 ny i ee im. titled to kava the work on that basis. He says CURREN Garigilo feeued froin bis house, and waa atonce | SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, WASTED A MAN COUK. ONE, WHO UNDER: ‘tan‘a the restaurant busines. Apply at 100 moment, then she cried, My sunt my ron!” and {cil fainting ino the arins of her daugch- ind is sated work, RICHARDSON, BOYXTON & tiaecins |... ..COUNKIRY REAL Fi i mackack that kes Ae EAS Be ay — Inthe arrays Shi him, rea enn Nee ek faa Tmo eave him # dtd the city. ‘ndrena Tes Twenty-second-at. ‘arwel eckies that the Infnnes | nore than o falr sum, but Mr, Egan denies ey drift down the hall tozether; Tom, "why, he was iny borom Friend; we were | one blow with the kuife, aud Garlgilo fell mor- eat Tren TANTED—NOURNINDET, 7 TRIRTIET: Tudgo age D, ge: | enone aa. fale oahu Stee Fazer denice He miles in ker lifted eyes, intinlate as’ brothers in tte heat of attic he | tally wounded, “One would suppose the, guilt | Jronsatt¢i00 W Ania can aia forward nant snd netaced erie tion Against Payment Must which lic gave Mr. Harms from time to time Like waven of that mighty river, fell by my aides Twas with him during his iast | of these assassing would require short discua- | At ane block frorn u ae. 7 miivs from | AddrragsAM DUDSWORTH Blank Book Co., Leay- , Meee atin ‘Mins fet sheeatird fi But the trial ry Fy Chieagn: $15 do-en a Monthly; rbeapest property | enworth, Stand. autos lis view of the matter, and there ‘sa ‘Tho strains of the ** Danube” rite, Licata nee ere Iie, Jat ir aeidly tory MAHA Ere: the opie etal many oe BB I Im market, angshowgn tree Abatract fre al yeia | \\axten—a of a FIRST-CLASS TINNETS OF ublic Interest at a ‘hcl ki i arms.’ rol y stared fh 4 pone al | sircady on, IA ROWS, 142 S.nsatle E 3 RST. CLAS NNENS_O% ako which makes ‘They fost on its rhythmic menenre, culprit. She hasbeen much pitied core tat a PACORESREVIUAT TS POTRIGE SELLE OMe Le ER Like leaves on a Summer-streain; The Contract with Harms Was Nevor Ab- | and that ts this: It {a iniportant that the public ‘And tere, In thie teene of pleanare, to have been faithful to her tover, wi ter, The two fadies teft the room, and for OFFERED z SLA RIGO HARNEI POW 8 ATURDAY W ASTERTA Goon nannen Fol SATORDAY tocount inuch more in Torin than faithfulness ron BALE-THE BEST CHANCE EVE! day, at thd Routh Haisted-at, know how bi ie T bury my sweet, dend dream, hours Tom could hear thelr bitter sobs in anad- | to. a htiaband, She was even charitable | 2: tosecure afarm—t have vontrotof atract of the beat a ct a sas. rogated, end Henco No Extras, SHDN MEE Nae eed Ce ee mathe ; Joining apartment. When copious foods of | and religious In ber way, and rescued several | ad inine test cunnty in outrai Ransason shel tir. 5 ogitiacelinncoun. 0 County Board have a rlght to suppose, and, the ‘Through the cloud of her dusky tresses, tears had alleviated thelr grief, the young lady | maidens from the perils of the streets and sent | organliing and torating eine twenty colonles in Kan- NTED—25 COAL-MINENS AT MINONK. ILL, Tewas expected that Judge Farwell would | members lind night to. suppose, tinder, these Like a atar, shines ont her faces re-entered the room, her eyes red with weep- | them ta asylums. Tt ts not ef much conse- | ses and Coioraito in the lant ten Fears, all of wham a one butespertenced mea need sppiy. Apply at sesterday morning declde two questions which | papers, that Hartue was doing this work under And the form hin strong arm pressce ing, and, with tcar-stained cheeks, nhe ap | uence what becomes of this amiable murderess | Shietermataribe purchase of the land, transportation | \{TANTED—-PATEST [GIT AALESMEN TO BEI Jess public interest In this fs contract, and subject to the appralsement Ss eylph-Iike In Its grace. proached’ Ton, and eald Letween her sobs, | and adulteress, who, daubtlers, had many ex- | tolt, ete, Parties Interested can learn full partic Watronty enteiertie weet Fence co. ‘the possess more oF legs pi rest In this com- #0 leaf on tho bounding river “Both my mother and myself desire to know | tenuating circumstances to plead in her favor, | by perrout Heation tome at dds West Madison: West fence mate. ftxcellent chance for Mre inen to and directions of tho urehitect, If it had been | AV if y iy th PRAT munity Just at present,—the question whether supposed at that carly day that there was no Is lost in tho seething nea your name, that we may always hold it In kind | She took ali the blame on her! monopolized | GMeare. Bee = make money. | Inaulte at the Company's oftice, corner the motion to quash the Indictment against | contract, and that {farms was thero doing I know that forever and ever Temembrance for your friendship anit devotion | ali the culltand tried to screen her accomplices, | JAG! SALE-ON EXCHANGE FIRS Washington and Dearborn-st.. Hom | Pertiand Block. Edwin Walker should be allowed, and whether | the work which might omount. to 150,000 My dream te lost to me. to our dear, devoied George.” “ Mins," said | But of what kind inust be the morality of Italy, | going splendid busine ‘our new Mant ontagcacling article Sample ny mala tion to dissolve the injunction in the | &T.an arrangement that he was to be paid what Tom, “Lonly did what was required of me nga | andof what valucin the public opinion of (a | two-story haacment | P. BWIFT & RON, 50 Dearborn-at.. iteum “ rey should be granted. The decision la it was worth, It is possible and provable that And atill the viola are playing dFicinl, wollen: abd A gentleman. Tam Maj. | country where a lady can, through her washer- Puy Late uty ead “easement houses, nesriy Aniehesd: | 14. Chicazo. Be at arm granted. the outside public persons intercated {n this That grand, off, wordless rhyme; Ochiltree, of tho Confederate army."’ The | woman, hire ns nang: braros ng she likes to kill | fstuetme. Want mood country property. or will aati \WWARSTED—25 COAL MINERS FOR ILLINOIS: the former caso was postponed until this morn- | guestiun, the people who are to pay these taxcs, ‘And atill those two aro awaying young lady stepped bark, and responded with | the object of her hate! [t acemed a pure mat- en oueiay terms, JONES & HAYES, loom 4 145 fre are. Alto, man aad wife with no children, ing, somewhat to the disappointment of the | and contractors whuse business it 1s to take con- amazement, “What!” sheeried, “are you Totn | ter of business for Il Tomo, a porter, to tnt In perfect tnne and time. " 5 of var Ochiltree?” “Maj. Tom Ochiltree, at your sery- | take the murderous Job for three or four pount J(Uk SALE-IMPROVED FARMS IN KANSAS, THity FIVE SALESSEN TO TARE BMALL attorneys, iiile the dudee bestowed Ils atten. | tracts nnd bid for them would says © Tie Wark | af the great basroons that matter, fee, Miss," was the reply, The young lady | English, [twas a vulwar aseaceinatiun, but was uowt prosperous Western stare, hannas Land mmoles with ofhee Kom, fo aril te clothing ton.go tlie Murs matters the County of Cook to be xpending millions of If the clarinets that blow, turned, and, rushing back to the ather roum, | wade a tragedy by the refined denizens of Turia, ut H Sei. Sua trandoigl Tue Finst PORTION oF THR DECISION dolinrs, itis the usual way to let contracts, Were given a volca to ntter erled out: "Stop crying, mother; Ws allright; | who rerarded Lulgia as s first-class heroine, VA le tod inti hone SRNaC on the motion to dissolvethe Injunction enjotn- | ‘This isa species of favoritism.” But tho public Tho secret things they know, George is alive and well, Why. that feltow fs | Perhaps the knife with which the deed was per- tay dence left in theit ubllity as salesmen, to Join a torce of canvamers, We are now organizing. If they. Ux after «short experience, that they Are fF Dusingas we will make their situations Lytng Tom Ochiltree, the man who would rather He on eredit than tell the truth tor cash.” We tave nothing Unt ‘Tor!'s word for the truth of petrated will be sent to his Malrsty Victor Em- manuel to Keep company with the weapons of the brigand Leone. ' fog the County Treasurer from paying Harms | lind a right to suppose, froin the way thie thing: the amount alluwed him by the County Board, | Was Bold ony aud the shape. in which It was Wonld the lista of the slain who elamber r w T°, RENT-THE MOsr COMPLETE AND CONVEN- related wholly tothe history of the Board's pro- | Placed, that this work was being done under Gn the Dannbe'n battie-plalns tent houses (n the rity for the money, cow in pi cess of erection At corner of Sonroe and Uakiey-sta. 310 ‘ way salary, Address, with age and o: contract. The unknown hoets outnumber the above anecdote; s0 you can beliere itor not, eee corbeacy Awe, 2» nerience, W. J. HOLLAND & CU,, 59 Lake-st., ceedings in regard to tho construction of the TURN WAB A CONTRACT Who die ‘neath the **Danabe'a" strains? "| us you please. THE CITY-HALL. HOT WiN & CORBY, 108 Dearborn-9t, oe ——— Court-Houses the alloption of plans; tho con- | ond Mr. Harins was making cetimates from ‘Thre falt where cannans rattle, Paneer FO RENTZow FULTON ST... TWO STORIES AND WANTED-FEMALE HELP, tract with Harms; tho various certificates fig- | time to line. Now it may be‘that Mr, arma "Mid the rain of shot and ahell; BASHI-BAZOUK PASTIMES. Sa rick basement, 10 foams: choice peluniorbood. Po ae Bashi-Bazouks had made rats on the Bulgarian quarter of Rustchuk, and had pillaged the houses antl shops, and personally fll-treated the O-story and base: ° 2 it E Callerton Introduced, and the Council passed, a | Mrgretl Molera Unprovements, with oF withont fur: resolution calling upon the Mayor and Comp- thereon; the notice of April 5, 1876, given by | may have supposed that tho county would have With the rivet'a roar of parsion Egan to Harme Informing the latter of the | the right to do what was right about it; that In blended the dying groan; change in the plana; tho certificate given by | the county could do what a private mau could But here, in the balls of faeulon, Want RDO AS EXPRIGENCED Cini FOR GEN- a 3 mus good voak, waite, and troners situation’ permanente South Side. {tuatton Permanent: E : tu under similar crrcumstances,—the handsomo inhabitants, ‘The report which I recelve from ] trollerto furnish a succinct and connected state: | rpro RENT—NOCSK 74 TINRTSETI-ST.. $195 jay Prowipt; references required. Apply at S14 Bouth Egan, June 23, 1870, for the extra pile-driving thing by a faithful workman. if le supposed Tiearts break, and make no moan your correspondent, who Isa man of too much | ment of the action which has been bad fu the 1 Thirilethest.. S12, tnain Hvur ars Thirtleth-st., Pat ¥e required by the change; the certificates of July | that, i fstaken. ‘That cannot be donc. And the music, swelling and sweeping , { build ‘Ityellall 7 at floor Sud 1 Detar, €4. 5-0. KARLE, | VWrA HOUSEWORK a 7 / at, he was mistaken. “Khat canno’ lone. Take the river, knows tt all taste to trish to defend Bashi-Bazouks, is as fol- | matter of building the City-Ilall, or city's por- | ioom ay, 116 Waahl te in must be amare 24, Aug, 21, Oct. 2, and the final certificate of Therefore, lam of ootnion that this motion ike the river, knowe tt all; h ft 4 tion of the building intended to some time cover anid tld; Vt Nov. 9%, in which Egan stated that the full | to dissolve thts injunction inust be denied, and But none aro counting of keeping lows: In the carly part of last week a Bulgarian North Sides SS yatucof the work and materials was $1:0),- | Iso order? without, however, saylng auth r The lista of those who fall. was caughtbyo Bashl-Bazouk fn the act of Bip are oUne SOS: oe eae ie (PO, BENT STN UKE BTURY | AND, RASEMEN ~SEEUATIONS WANTEDOMALE, i" us T contd not do on this motion, to decide posl- Euta Wheaten, pouring petroleum on a burning house, A | pected to show the prescnt status of the matter | in perfect We fi, MATTUCRS, at Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. 108.80, loss what Harms had been pald; and the | toly toon the rights of these partis, because —_—_- I ny 4 ie | In all {ts bearings, and to convey all Information Beatuonats He SR ETUC HE inom Ls HER s Aneta crowd collected, and wanted to. tuke away the Bulgarian and hang hilm, but the Bashi-Bazouk, drawing his hangar, clove the Bulgarian's head Jn twain and said, Now you may hong him it GITGATION WANTED—AS SALESMAN Olt MANA: 4) ger. by @ Canadian gentleman of extended exper: fence in the grocery, tea, frutt. wine, and liquor trade: dune visited, a8 9 buyer, the Emelian and forelga markets: Quite conversant wiih every depa decision of the County Board, April 23, 1877, to | thut only can be done after testimony fs taken | WORSK THAN TILE BUMMERS.? allow Harme for the entire work, upon the basis | and upon legitimate evidence, But I hare ead ‘Atiania (Qa.) Constlintion, of what {t was worth, $141,030.85, deducting | enough to give counsel on both sides what view Afewdaysago Mr. Molbrovk, a sagacious whatever amount had been pald hin, ‘The ro- | J take of the law and the facts of the case Bu | ang guccessful grocery merchant on Peachtree invonpary to bese pellon tht. Bince the Mayor | 'f'O RENTONEATE Tt SCOLN BARE AND | ix: soutof the city and a statement cannot very coln-s¥. cars. Boew 14-riom brick. welnut-grained. well be made up intl his return, THEE TRIE | eee eet eee eee eee ees tas made up below a summary of all the facts | nat, 82 ment of a large wholesale business; exvericnce extendiny ain fuor. CHAS, No HALES 1d Mandulph. | tpiatent were atlitives ys ‘ — ‘s es mee Zs ‘ —— oe ork, ira accond to won mainder of Judga Farwetl’s remarke was as | Stantially. = 3 street, packed his stock of goods, moved them | rt Aa Subsequently, luflaused by Hn the chee) and aubmite them lorehenes of ths Suburban. Sererene bee nanent epiplay vents caunoe be les heat follows* from his store into a vacant sloroadoor or two | Rasht-Bazuuks went round the Bulgarian | Sept. 8, 1873, the Council were notified that | ‘TOREXTSENGLEWOUD-FISE 25TORY MOVER | Cituattos WANTED—BY AM EE. . Now, the claims of these parties arc these: LUMBER UNLOADERS. | off, then ripped up every plauk in the floor, | quarter and told the inhabitants that | the County Board had adopted Tillcy's plans, Proce eri ae hi RS co Por oe 0 hi i A aaa Se Ale Oe" The complainant in this eult (Commissfoner Filzgerald) who Isa member of the Board of | Cmtcago, Aug. 10.—We, about 400 or 600 upper planks, and moved his goods back, County Commissioners, but who claims to bea | Iumber-veesel unloaders, have read your tise | ivi at toes it all meant? we asked him, taxpayer and a citizen, and interested in this | statement about our mecting}ast Monday night, “nt £4. he-veplled aakoninly, ny, question as o taxpayer and acitizen, files this | and wo wish you woutd be kind enough to cor- nicansrats, plied solemnly. "Yes, Dill, eetting out that Harms mada acontract | oct tint statement. We to hereby condemn | sl" rats. 1 tell you the rats liere cost ine more with the County Board to do the work; that " x by hundreds of dollars a year than my taxes t several years experience In the i they must all leave the town within twelve ‘shoe trades; hixa euine money, hours, otherwise their houses would be burned over their heads, This “invitation? was obeyed, all the Bulgarians Mocking on Wednes- day inorming with bog and bugaze to the vine- yards and gardens in tho rear of the town, The garden of the German hotel (ifngler's), laid down a fluor of solfd shcet-irun,replaced the and, after stringing the matter along to Qet. | ==" = kata ae 10, lilley's plan fas adopted; but.abortly alter, | FO RENT—1OOMS, the order adopting ft was reecinded, and no South Sides further steps were taken until duly 2%, 1874, | ro RENT-AT 81. MAK HOT when the Council elected Egan and Karls as ingion-rt.. fine furnished architects. Three days later they called a ape- | Meek: ttanstents, 50 ceuta ws elal meeting and 4 ituation witha kuud, sulld Louse, either th Chicago vr good country tuwn, Iu elther ine im With a view to taking (nterest in tusinesa In ‘an furudeh Brat set ionor, InteRricy, Addrengy'fur atx gays, @onchine ‘L, NO, 196 WASH: me at F240 $4 per uta Dar day. ‘Teamsters, &ce : de. : EQ BENTOSTORES, OFFIOLS, £e2_ | GiTvatios WaStTeD—AS COAG Board or its authorized agent, and that such | by the police or ang other body of authority,and | every poseible way. I have found that they } with men, women, children, donkeys, and j nd rardenings can furnish the TH MICHIGAN-AY., NEAR ice brick store and basement; from an opinion of the City Aftorney thut the 2 4. MENKY & JACOB WEIL, Council had no right toelect any architect, and that the power to do that tay in the Board of Public Works, Jan. 9, 1875, the Board of Pub- Ne Works had a consultation with the Public Buildings Committee of the County Board, | [OBEXTSCHE AT. Valet of Fetereuces {roi his Teat etuployer, t employer. K 40, Tridun SITUATION WANTED-bY A YOUNG MAX’ AS NAS 2 coachinan, or to drive team ny Kinst. living, Address, for thi day KS ribane nate, nges sllonid not be deemed to bo a ecttin * | continued to increase. 1 was consequently sate ca Tonle contracts that tho. con. | We-never had any trouble with anf polce force } freed to move out and put down a pnect stron tractor should be boutd to carry out the work | Whatever, which can be proved, nnd we never | harrier between the thlercs and my goude,"? necording to such changes, and should revelve a | Were slong with any strikers or did any mis. | + Why didn't you try ents or berridrat ” compensation to be fixed by Mr. Egan, the archi. | Chief to any person or property, because we are | Cate?” ina tone of scorn. “Cats and ter- tect—elther a deduction of addition as the caso | Nothing but a bodv of as first-class hard-working | riers! Dil you ever sce this new breed of rate sheep, and strewn with personal effects and cooking utensils. About $ o’cluck in the after- noon Husa Pasha, sceutripariied by a Major aud another officer, four Zcibeks and a company ol soldiers, came tu the carden, eniled the Bul- a ‘ribune afice, Officers. POF A FINE OFFICE, No, 1 Idcation. LAI: SITUATION WANTED-—AS TRAVELING AGENT " Zc ratlans round him, and told them that the Goy- | and, at an adjourned scasion of the asinc, Feb. LO,, 98 Est . S' for w Oratecinas 2 house, to ti . might be. men avis in Chicago, and We haveour bile print: | We'havo heret We eau't handle them with eats | Seondiencral ‘knew noting of ticle having | rit was ‘ufreed. to wo abcade, May ig te | Sse = of, the Saritwcentern ue Faster statch to ell t0"te THE COMPLAINANT BAYB ed, and our price set, aud we had our price from | of terriers, clther." heen cleared out of the towu, that itwas an | Council dirccted the Board of Pablic Works |... WANTED TO IRENTs | gihoeeale trade, by an expericucedtraretini: mau. whe that arms went on with this work under his | that time, te 28th of July, 1877, and our little |, Atianta has become so thoroughty infested | arbitrary act of the Bashi-Bazouks (trop | to employ io and Tilley” as. archi- | XXTANTED-10 ENTRY A BINGLE OFNTLE: | entembloyers: Andress K auctrivunes cont OF FEN contracts that whatever changes were directed, | Ted Hckets read ns follows: | with rats that ther destruction lias hecomon } de cele in fact), ant that the military | tects, and this led to a conference Witt nicer furniened toomemithout tenets Ina | Satu ATION WASTED AR MEAT TAA CTER: whatever alterations wera made, by the county Lumber-Shovera’ Union, matter of very acrious {mportance. The ruth: | anthoritics had possession of the town and | Junet, which resulted in absolutely nothing | private tamily wlicee tere wre ne ‘ather hvarder, and | {5} a 3 strictly temperaie: can give fret-clas reference; 15 yearw experience inthe busines, Addross KM, Tris ‘ube office. with reference to this work were tiot stich as to member, bas pald— cents | Jose inyuder of our store-rooms, granaries, anil relieve Harins trom acting under his contract No. —, Ie. tone for antl of— Treas, | {09h fr the regular Whar! rat—or Norway’ rat under the direction of the architect, and subject tt amy i os itiscalled.s It 18 an importation, and’ not a tu his valuation os to prices under the aaa Now, all we wish you to correct in your pa- | native production, It{a sald that tt caine with Mr. Hurms says that when the changes wore {| Pct and give us a falrshow, and our Iberty as | xherman’s army to Atlanta, being brought niade, the contract was abandoned; that after | Deaceable citizens about our meetings. We | hither In the forage for the horses “that was tie was notified that a change hud | Bever Sutond to tnterfere ur do ony harm in | shipped out from New York. ‘Tho Sherinan rat, becn tiade in the plan of the work, lie was In- | God’s world to any person, for to work aud | og we propose tocall him during the crusade formed that he wan to proceed wnder the | Male their living. We io not go against any | against him that te hereby Inaugurated, ts a directions of the architect and to be paid what | United Stntes, State of Ilinols, or City of Chi- | perfect monster. ic ts as largens a small kitten, the work Was reasunubly worth: and that what: | fo lawa. What wo huve asked isto make a | has huge thicls and foreshoulders, possosses ever he did tn the way of recetving certificates | fle living. und support our families from ae- | enormous strength, {x combative and plucky, and getting payments aud getting papors, or | tel starvation, We aro no bands of any | and bis erucl, rapacious face Is ornamented recolviug papers about this matter, which in | tleves, law-breakers, or thurs, or any | with a pair of flowing mustaches. lic hus except a failure to agree. The matter hung ee ee muted. Sonh EPS Gnn bide preterbeds along until Aug, 10, when the whole thing came | Frferences furnished tt desired, Addren GROKGE A. uphefure the Counell and occupied extended | HAWLEY, [53 Lasalte-st attention. he more {important points the: Wane Farathealttaey Aa ait ud tled were that the city reserved its right to set- | man, elther with ut without board; must nut ve over tle hereafter the kind of stone to be used, re- | twenty minutes’ walk ur ten minutes’ ride from Doard fusing to be hound by any action of the County | of Trade: would prefer private family; references Board. At thismeeting the Council also passed | Fixeu: ferme must be moderate, Audress, stating the repealing ordinatice.”” so called, which ab- | SEmeandlocalty. NOS Sribine ore solutely snnulted all previous legislation on the | = gs i rubjects, and le! he reg rclean and clear, ane on ne ng ‘The Cottnell at this time elected an architect as | A OAS WANTED ON ATOUT fo ACHER FIRST. the beginning of a new decal. Tilley received | Land antly located near good ratlroad and county elghteen out of the thirty-tive votes cast, his | peat. i i would protect their bourses, to which they were free to return. Every Bashi-Bazouk in the war- den at the time was made prisoner aud taken up before the Governor, Masson Pasha then pro- ceeded to all the other gardens ond places of refuge, and made t' fe communication and gmve the same assurances, arrested several more Bashl-Bazouks aud tet them. off to the kenak. Jn theevening the Bulgarians returned: to their homes, but still fearine a renewal of the bombardment they evactated the town os usual every day until Saturday, when, cunclud- ing that the firing had ceased for goud, they’ re- malned at home ail day. On Wednesday, while _SETUATIONS WANTEDFEMALES | Domesticne ITUATION WANTELD-BY AN EXPE! CK SUHNe eanw orto eeneral nossewark tae erionte family, Address 395 Cottage Ureve-ay., nest Thiry- ‘firat-at, QiwATION TEI A RESPECTABLE GING +) todo secon sniall private faintiy, i180 Weat Taylor-at. is Id look a other ‘mean compauy, We are nothing | bred ith tncreditl ldity sf 7 rth Rorebelng Bort Ne les making loans ia that State, address Kv, | (Set atuck: toner dering tke next thitvy daya all ay any way wou! ook different from what he » red! wi Incredible rap! since | the Bulgarians wore away, some of the more | cotnpetitors beln; ington, 3 Burling, and i cx. Dugg! fe claims Sad would acem to imply that le won but a lard-working class and peaceable citizens, | his Introduction here, and has “ Af Karke POP URL Satay pile Prine C0 a OTR DLEY His Walaa Ucentious Bashi-Bazouks, By pales, and other bad subjects, rabbed some of t he houses and shops. Several of them meeting a poor German in the streetasked hit forbismoney. He sald he had not any. A Basni-Bazonk thereupon drew his yata- phan aud struck the German across his band, in which, unluckily, he held « bottle containing ni- trate of potash. His fingers were smashed and the woand terribly aggravated by the corrosive liquid which ran’ over tt. It is eald since that several Bashi-Bazouks have been hanged, but 1 acting under the contract, was dono under pro- | Co™posed of many votcran soldiers and sailors. | literally devoured or driven out the modest, in- testy that he hasaright to be patd for tha So, therefore, wo will not accept that insult oifensive, old-fashioned little gray rat, that work what {tts worth: that the county ) Which Tux Tuinuns gave us In last Wednesday’s | jnnocent, easily-satisiled vegetarian that may and {ts representatives fold iim ho should eatig yond lurthermore, wo wore only about 300 | be termed “the rat of our fathers.” A morc bo pald that way; and that ho presented, when | OF 400 at the mecting and your paper sald we | harmless Httlo rodent than our Hittle rat of he got through, the matter to the County | Were about 1,000, We got our price for our | ante-bellum timescan hardly bo imagined. He Board,and that thoy gave only allowed him what | Work, and never did or never shall interfere | was accepted without a murmur, aod reatly they thought {t was worth, atid renlly less than | With any strikers, We got our price, and we | taken ag a sort of pleasant joke. Ie figures ii what It was worth fn his Judgment. ~ sre satisfied. Respectfully from 400 to G00 | history as a decent, gentlemanly rat that THENG 18 NOTHING HEVORE MB TO snow | Jumber-shovers,as a Union and peaceable, hart- | cracked uu occasional grain of corn, or licked that the Hoard of County Counniseloncrs have | Working class of men and citizens of Culcago. | ayrup, ouce tn a whille, from is tall that he had Then there wos another hitch in affairs which Inated until Jan. 18, 1876, when the Council 5 Ol took things iu hand’ and ‘wasted consfderable Meee a vantoniwatchen, dismonds and valaaples talk over the matter, ending in the adoption orevery escription at GULUSMID'S Loan aod iultion of aresolutlun which directed the Board of | Office {ltrenved), vy FE t._Hetabilehed 1HAS. Public Works to proceed at once to advertise for propusait for constructing the foundations of the city's portion of the new Court-Huuse, “according to the compromise plan submitted by Thomas Tilley, the City Architect.” zon unucres of it PORSALE—CHEAD, 10ONEES FIT FOR ALL UBER, Warranted suund, and 1 week's trial given; 3 square box buggies, pearly new, made by Coan & Ten Hrorkes BD eecond-liand phartous, as good as hew, made by fen: noyer itopatde bara aa good ashew. In fact. L have a larger stuck of new and second-haud carriex tons, bupvics, top delivery wagons, of any kind os. of & Wagon you may want [han any housein Chicago: ust Sell te pay advances, All kings of new and second-hand arnesn: horses, waxone, and narcess to ict by the day or week, Whiselion monthly payment or exchanga money sdvanced. (Come and lavk for yourself, and f wili show you great bargains. H.C. WALKEB, 249 and HAS 61,00, joanat # percent, Sora cars property; larger aume at 7 per cent, TARM LOANS AT 8 PER CENT ON IMPROVED I je and Southern Michiean. Over a forsale and exchange in Towa, haye not becn able to substantiate this report. RNOTIING WAS DONE Mirsourt, and Texas. C. MW, WENDMIX & CO.) 17) La- State-st. over taken any action upon thls subject to Br Onven or tHe Commitres. ropped inté some sweet jug, He figures in | }uwever, about eighty of thein nave been sen- | by the Board of Public Works under this order, | Salle-st.. {Olt BALE-AT AUCTION-UNDER CHATTED change the orlginal status of these pattics ox- —_—$——— history in such pleasant episodes as the famous | tenced to fifteen years’ hard Inbor, There ts | partly because the Board had committed ftself Lox 'HD=$14,000 WANTED ON FIST. morigaxe, the following property uf F. Leonard, cept What may be implied ‘or insisted upon by | AN EXPLANATION FROM MR. DERICKSON, | visit of the country rat to the city, and in poctry | sumo talk of incorporating the Bushl-Bazouke | to Egan's plans, partly vecause there was no Ciass city Property ai 6 per cont interes ‘Wit | ou Saturday, Aug. 11, abiia. m.. st Beal & Dweller reagon of thelr tiaving changed thelr plans o "To the Editor of The Tribune, * | as tho rat that eat themalt that fs in the louse | {nto the regulararmy. If such a measure would | money on hand, partly because soon aiterwards | P22 "0 commis darem IL 07. Irivune tice, __ | livery states tMtarence carriages bullding. Tam not aware that anything appears | Cnicaao, Aug. 10.—My attention has beon | that, Jack bull, He did no harm, and was | make these unruly warriors as well-behaved us | canic the troubles betireen Messrs. Colvin aud | \[ORTUAGE LOANR 33.500, 1 tree seated half-top barouthe, $n these voluininous papers to show that the County Board, as a "buy ever took any | directed to o communication from James P. action” upon — this hfe liked and tolerated on ali hands, But this now rat, born in the throes of revolution, and grow- ct during the | Root, in your paper ot to-day, from which it | ing amid the flerce turbulence ot this fatter day, Pee eae the regular troops,—agalust whoin [ have not it, AVERY @ CU, heard a murmur ollt herey—It is Lo be hoped the . sucecation will bu speedily adopted. The £: Hoye, and, flowing that the abolition of the | see emt tmboey in nase JOHN # feta double harness, Hoard uf Publle Works itself. ‘These compro- | 150 Lasaitest. hurses, 1 square-box top-bugay (new), tise plang of Tilley’s were well enough at the a FANED UN FUINITURE, JEWELRY, | bfutl-atze phaeton (new). progress ul the work except that thoy adopted | appears tliat the Hon, James P. Root ls greatl# | Isa bloodthirety and abnormal scoundre!. He | Bashi-Bazouks area serious embarrassment for | tune Re Council adopted them, They were au NP achineey, eareioit wee By order of ThtieepeL. aDRows, the” plana; that they aver resulved that Mr. | sggrteved because apectal reference to him was | Ucépises the mild and musty corn orthatranquil | the Government, who, no doubt, will be glad | attempt to reconcile Egan's exterior with Til- | $8Y eed collaterals, _1u0 Wow at. Ievorn 2 en noe E Itarma that he ehould lave what it was worth, | catlon of the 8th Inst. He also points outan | your yard, seizes a half-crown cnicken, anu, or over wuthorized any Building Committee, or | error in my communication, relative to the | clipping its throutlatch with his sharp teeth, lo any such thing, any such action nd palioy cI Coane ‘Doded" yeas ala. it as rit beoh reported tho bill to the General Assembly. gores These huge rats can bo seen in preat when It can find some rough work for them, OMAWK-EYTEMS. Burlington Hawkeye. The sone of the bookkeeper—"A charge to keep | baye.'? ley’s interlor plaus. Tilley’ elevation w: OSEY TO LOAN, ON ULAMOND: sumewhat more ornate than Egan's, though It Mies tae the ne ae less ot Rony to was claimed that hts butlding Woutd have coat | Chicego Loan Compauy, itoum 12, ‘No. ln) Dearbort. lesa than = the other architect's, At vo: T 6 this timo the county. iad” done | MI y but Httle beyond driving =a few etanae West stadiow s MILK AND Bi Boil repairing ora. | QTOCK OF NCUGIE! sD onsou hand Palatini Sc, All work guarantees TO LOAN AT CENT FOR FIVE rare in aus of $1.0 and over on farms or {ntes rick Blocks in Nutihern tino, E. SAN+ ), Morris, Grundy Ce : \WASTEDSHOnSE HATES 8. AND TOP RUGGY, piles. Now, however, one story ts up ond an- | £2! ut tye He oF pony and tap piimeton; mi tn guod cond brought to my notice, Iwill uot say that itap- | | 18 regard to the error pointed out by the | numbers galloping about the stores slong the | If you want to get malt-treated, go toa Ger- | other nearly s0, aud to construct the clty's half QARINGS BANK ACCOUNTS CAN BE sauna ele Darga Ca aR dea! pears that uo such action wa taken, excont He, Jamcs P Root, T admit that, famycom-.| sirett. wt night. At te almost inporalbie to } man plente. + | on Tilley’s old compromise plan would result tn | yen tittle dot apse eral Dei ec. rom statements one way and another in aifida- | munication, I fell into on crror—not haying the | false poultry anywhe 6 6 rats Y Bon thing, which would not probably 4e an 7 Sarr TANTED — ito) AND HOGGY ONE WOU ils; OF Wad HOL taker. qhote We ait alates t HI young ducks and chickens with the greatest | “The Lour the Turk luy dreaming” about | architectural success. So, a0 far ax plans are | ‘| notte Sorina Welty up cuipenaitic party. Will pay full Roce incuts which might perhaps leave question of Paset iveiranhcesire per tty eet Yo rhe mils ond, during last winter, entered, Gb ‘oneoc- | must have been about a Plevna o'clock. concerned, {1 may be trity said, not withet era eee SCHR an te oont 4. andcas. & 1 etibune offic i out whether the, Moard did take auy a= | Committeo to whieh the Dil was referred Wa | eee Pe ae hen hey wit | | AN Ol! Clty iy i wo may (and ee dou by | TEAM Al teen adontads and chat te Cuan | 4 Marton nae ene TUE no pronf that they did take any action. There | £28 House Committee on Canal and River din- | grown pigeons frequently. ‘They do not cou- Tleayen, we do) belleve the Jerrick, picked a +: = or the Building Committee will have to begin from the very bottom and have plans prepared: and adapted for at FOUNUATION YoR-#He CHIYSUALES. twill also haye ta be decided whetlier there ued at) will be piling dono or not. Pilea were $50,000 ae eee EDWARDS B driven for the county's half, but Tile | &CO.. be Dearborn-at., near Wasnington, Jey was of the opinion, whieh 1) shared by some’ other architects, that Kad woman's pocket. Pork reachart ‘She road-agents of the Wack Hills are all In- flationists, They say what tho country necds is more money, In transit. An exchange says: “An Albany inan, who used te live on 10 cents u day, died ve He many have dicd wealthy, but we will bet. money he didu't die fut. ing Commi ttee, or Committecon Public Service, Totine Garmratttes pyand fi en Le Aone from town Sorprostente tle wore in the, ay Ariteh Harms | General, I was appointed Chairman of the Joint PP ade hit Bis one olen ie a) ane ae Laie Mr, Harms saya that when he was told nat to go | Dit eg ye autbcrehp ot any. portion Bf the gan avin & ree aud nal hing secina to stop Light RECON. E Taust be clea, JOHN MIT! T—MOSEY IN upwania to loan on. in| Norther Iliuote, DEAN Dearborn-ats,, Chicage. ase-coac Dacia Weat Lake- Sa We aitiroctntess than Ba uy the watchs not jes han 2250 bi 1B elie witha. JOUN SUTCT EL, Acie reat Laakecats ____ BUSINESS CHANCES, i QO, SALE-THE FNTIT OF the oldest wholesale Jewetry on with the work under the contract and. plat this waa utnecessary, ‘That, however, will have WILL EXCHANGE Fon A Gan eOVED y houses Hy alrcady agreed upon, and tas ae by consider mirsell the author of that portion which | country, wioving in troups of a score or | Nothing sso reassuring to the country and to he decided Delore a aluyle step rer be tema Mee a ee ee et Pet comntion imines ares are as good te new and woods are Arat-cluas,. th Mr. Egan’ to proceed to do, the wort requires rey ity. Halt to be rebuilt onthe) yo, carrying destruction to the barn-yards | the commercial world os fur succeselve State | with the work. If tt is decided to dispense ka Ra pruved. all wrouud ft fenced. Ina | STAN, ie Bialeret. to bo estimated =—oby iim, that | py ieinal alter, Vata iee oblate who make | ani gratiurics and consteruation to the elcck | Conventions to assemble, aud alternately “view | with the piling, thon the Council, by burrying ‘AGH BALE=ON RENTCATEAS UIAIS re do protested; that by ‘said pe Wouldn'e do it; and thosime aim, A freely relinquish fay tttle and non-combatant rate of the rural districts. | with alarm’ and “point with pride.’ up miatters, can make a fair start on the fouda: i on, U0 uehals canaclig. No. L tora a ip sya aestires or Ga pean and by anem: Harte tath arith the consent of the reat, am | ‘They will attack aman when they aro pressed | 114s enough tu bring tears to the eyes of n | Hons this fall, If pfles have to be driven, the fume. Wee {nacorner. On such occasions when Ilght ts should bo all made rights that ho should bs | OMtus lon, Jaines . Root, where, it seems, tt | finpossible they will fy at their pursuer in iilind all wwlint ft was worth; that they would do the | Wi do the page raul. , Tage, and gunerally succeed in closing their air thing by him, ete. ince th ect ol eet oamaaiical lon was to con- | teeth throu his flesh somehow. The bitv of ‘This ts not the final’ deelston of the ease but | incited) thine Cae ee eed already | this little animal Is actually polsonous. Capt, betes prep irtnt es Arner are ake evilence been set aside for ibe rebuiiding of the City: E. M. Roberts was bitten by onc, and his hand wad lots weil rented, and state of alfatra will be conaldcrably changea es cuitabie for country and the foundations cannot well be put in be- fore next spring. TUE COUNCIL HAS ALSO TO DECIDE whether tt will use Himestone in its building, or sandstone, ur granite. The natural presuinp- potato to see'a Burlington man, on “lodge- night," brace himself up zalneL the ofllce-door wud try to open a postal-card to sce what is in it and who it's from, We don’t understand why It {sthat fn consta- OR PALE-RET ALL BOOT AND 5 clty of 4.) inhabitents te iNipe Good trade. splendid opportunity. Tribune office, HOUSE AN ~Goov stot i teck of goods. Gi UiL,, for a sina Rentiand, 1 FARM AND STOC NY For THe uable patent. ap 3 % ates A a. @ heen toid for from $10 1 Int Seing eFC rowvexailaatlon | shoula‘be uted without further delay rebuild: | fotos und vacsick for weeks. ue peon te | tnt sate town oltos oot ot tis olleg walks | weecertie two build The Mech mie, Spee | Keantenn oon aia ae ; THE QUESTION FOR MX TO DUCIDR ng the Clty-Hall ont a did site Dentckaon, | stilted'is virulent and obstinate. ‘There tsa jo- | briskly away, and in threo minutes Is scen | jneasu Histone 1s udupted, as to whether a forrest ture Glance satis Min with tne augur Colyer ad le, Duce it appear with reasonable certainty, 60 Pa = elon bd! tica in the St. Louls papers of late dato that a | emerging from an aula alley, wiplug bis | the Council will use stone of thesame thickness tee bt, Loute, 0. = us MEH Eh. .eea Hear orn oe 4 Kuiiy AB. toot thera can be no 6 aestion, that the professional rat-kilier of New York had goue to | perspiring mouth with his cuffs. ge that employed In the county's half, for, if It $7,000 WORTH PUFHCIANS, VATTESTION-FOW SALE. Tat vunty Bourd hada discretion fu this mutter; STATE ADJUSTERS, that clty, currying a gangof ferrets that have | Ot Mr, Blanchant, who Hyves out .on West | does, it will be compelled to reeort to Walker's woud-working manu. | jy Qirs colaniahed bustics t that this was athing which was falrly befure To the Editor of The Tribune. been trafned to hunt and kill rate, He guarau- Hill, took down bis sun's double-barreled oflce, stating nature uf | jegittmste; will be suld at quarry, which, in view of the unfortunate attl we iry tude sutatatned by Mr. Walker, a preat number | ea ereeeaneenncnennennees Of tho Couneilinen arc desirous of avolding. BOARDING AND Bluce the adoption of the Council's resolution | “~~~ South Nldes them to settle when that work was done and Lake, Cook Co., lil, Aug, Y.--After tees to kill several undred a day, and to vir- t F Deas years of " Hat ahowld bo ald to Harmat Or. is | experionce in the insurance buatness, fi altnost fully rid ke bale OF to pre sven tefias Inakea {t the duty of the Court lo let the tn- | every capaclty know to the dre department, | inished we adviee that he be sent for. tie pole cause tur disjposal, ribune olhce: Rau yesterday morning and went out tuto tl TORRVILLE C e back yard. “Thave not,” be sald, fred olla ci for thirty-seven years;" and then pn for rent. wit 1s he wdid fiber house and tou! he gun at the barn and tt above referred fo not a thing las been done re- ieenies: y 4 a i junction stay until we can sco from evidence | J have finally concluded that the only way that He en odustely Appear from, tne set cnoee arding the crectlon of the City-Hall, There | JBQ WABAsieav.— to Qiterstrorat tt, MASON, ke ee Pruner! y teen bow tha fuctsaret... 2 the business an be operated equitably between MAJ, TOR: OCHILTREE. while tnade tho moat haltevssthis hired mau, fave been octal AAT Ay have \ fhe 685 MA BASNH-AV. agar 2 :y-uOUDS, irsINEss f si Mussels (New Mexico) Independent, 1 1 ( ¢ barn, | county either build the esty’» hal ct if ¥ ur vou jb exchange fur xcod, clear, Lu mene no dispute about the facta, We parties ta byrehe: Gtele-dppolhtiic adjasters arr ough. 4G ee aecett atone th von iianiles ‘Ot the city, orto have the county aodvaue Bite’ rood zal colate sud, cash. k St Tribuoe Jotice Mt to bo this: thurtho Buard of | Wo shall determine the ainount of all losses or Everybody knows or ought to know Tom tho } family, with kood Couuty Cotonteviouere have a richt to build tne | damagea occurring under policies. ‘Tho State | Ochiltree, uf Tesos—Maj, Tom Ochiltree, the monvuy and Jet the city build after its own 5 Tastsigne with these Dospowed funds, All of these North Slade. Mr. Blanchard, lying on his back, hetween the LANLOUS, Court-House, ‘ond to decide Low it shall bu | should pay the adjuster and his alds either oug | America Beau Brumuel, w confidant of Jett ECO iaeemert pee ar proposftions, however, camo to nothing, Be eee eae ats cach foume with Doce wk eS PEAT, BOOM gs and whol manner a contract anol by | of tho general fund or from an equitable tax Linleatena tatty oF aay wile mado i of the fened, with a brick ty euch andy ble hat iss “HIGAN MATTER: 5" termsta thericht pares with good refer: | jeeluntess anecens{ul, “All carrespuindence ately a> » acting. of | tevied upon the cumpanica duing busincas | Unite es Marshal for Eastern Texas, ‘The | caved in, and a black eye all over his check A % aa = ential. ‘Toriis lower than the lowest, Cuusast your has inary care Ol faa tous inet, With within We limiter Je ie kinpracticauie to supe | most compantonalge, Julllest, good-for-nothing | calling vut to note what. haatstaund, blear- Patines The Tribune, Hotels, See MUCH ATE y AERC : ity ‘¥ Have no right to bo lberal; they | ture will not meet’ for two years. To ob- | *o% vhittres © # uuburo foc! om |) gaunt Mr. Blanchard has vince been heard to | not appoint J, B, Tuttle ag Judge of the Twen- | Well-veutilated as Ly -furaiatres ay! Liidaesit ariel bad gt pidge Mes fave ‘no ‘right, ‘to Generous; ‘they | STE, MU Mok, MeL Tor Ne yee ese nots | served tn the Confederate army during the Wur, | Fermurk that he didn't waut to lire a guu Cor | ty-third Judicial Distriet, but will Tot the Su- | $1 aye gt TORR AS Bes at dan call aga sce chess. ee Ga peuple, ‘Tney Mo a ok money and all others futerested in Cook County | ad in the Federal service after tho War, He | ¢hirty-scven yeurs more, c Fast Stadieow: tho burtuess of the county on business ‘princi: could call a juecting and avpolnt a suitable | ‘accepted the situation " after the “break-up.” ive aud in a business way. They are not In- pay with paneer te appoint vids to dothe | Tom slwaye accepted the situation, or anything Rt Tusted with the authority which they exercise, | Uusiese willl the Legislature should mect and | cise that would Uc of any bencilt to May. Ochll- fug fu acts vf benevolence.” Ifa man empl acted. All those companies that desire to du a | Feud fellow generally, he has no equal. Ie is LOVE AND MURDER, Rama Correspondence Loniton Grobe, Asenestion trial has lately giyen the Torin people considerable excitement, ‘The beroine Is NE, THRE VE-CENT PIECES To DE bad atthe Chivage evings Instisution, 144 Dear- ‘Loru-at., corner uf Madison, 5 NTED-8AFE GWEIGHING FROM 200 TO WAND tonne ali Wuahustas, 0 souk + Rachauige Bul ATE: E Mrs. Emily N. Marble has been convicted, at ihe Paliner How Seely -turaisued roura, with Bapeeial terms of the Clrente Court Bt Slasou, ot say boar. $4 ber werk murder (uy the second degree, She ts the eccun Ta VAN'TEDs of the three arrested for the Meridian tragedy | —-——. BOARD WANTED) oo of May last, ft whicls John Morley and Charles POAuv=ByY Four QUIET yous SEN. wait preme Court wrestle with tho muddle. Wigesge HULSE. THesT., OPPORIT boar, good Ffercaces, Fugius aid bosrd in pry. idlng, = ay q via S clo. This Avera were killed. The smother and son arc | oy West aid LofDalun Park, southuf itandulphe RICA NICK CATCARD A” DOG.SNOT act price, and, when the wi ° a Pe . 4 z ty : tries crs. fe 7 r R (0 CHILDREN 18 i - work, ft tsmyery honorable ‘thing for sucha | Wers Delve tnvuded. Nothing, in my tind, | Con fulprobably canes tell himself, “Un | *ter hating borue bin two children, Some | withdruyn ie business (row | this State. | Palos must be geasugabies (Win be permanent If” ault: LOST AND FOUND. ian to give thd mechanic mouey to which be at have a mor salutary effect fu rigdlug one occasiyn he was in England, a guest of a | yearsagoshe went to Turin, and there kept = | ed. Address 33, ‘Trius sane PROUSD=A waiate vELLOW cow, witicit THe eid Tey ful clita. Tha, is a very honorable rete Oe Ore TOM PRTCE. TP | nobleman who had come in coutact with him | company for sixtecn yeaig witha student of | DRIESO LEGON MONARO IIE SOIR BOARD IBY A YOUNG GES TEESAN AND IEE, 4, wire van bag by calling at 27 Katdas-at..between fine Be it people who ore intrusted with during a visit to thiscountry, audwho had fallen | mathematica called Francteco Uarigllo. The Fe rane taroughouL Meee ee hake baaitiatey | pools cuuveateut to vusuew ceptre. Would piveaud | arc ak i > tie in ake Olea aie are act- A TEMPERANCE-REVIVAL, an casy victim te Tum's unsurpassed tmpu- | young Gariglio having dulshed his studies be- | jiracch (rdcusin ino diderent Divisions, ag dealgnated | require Arseclass referuces. Would furoleh Bifows MOUTH SIDE, VETER ARE ANE igo tclal capacity, have no « Tothe Editor of The Tribune, denco abd powers of fascination, ‘The Enghish- | 707 i i i a . low, where advortiwinents will be tuken forthe same | Touma, Address k 37, Tribune ufice. Ae ae ee Ell be reaanied PEW to, exercise such generous impulécs of | Prarravitte, Wis, Aug. &—the most re- | man bad taken Tom to London, and was extib. | aie Spureit serieitt pues peepee karina (LSU rear ir gr att eA oe eect auibiiniaialinl prea : wart, The of County Commissioners abl eves itlug bius to bw friends us uyenulne American | One Signor Morioudo, a chocolate manufacturer, + i area sort of corporation. They are a muuklpat markable temperance-revival ¢y¢r witnessed in boron enw | POS t-YESTERDA Becoming tired of Luigia, he married INA VARIETY “a ‘Ost 5 3 TT 4 plentifully supplied Rooxselter end statloner, | TSSTEY ONGANS OF STYLE * tore Bud corporation, and; us such a corporatiun, they | suis part.of the State has been In progress in Hon noble teleud, ‘and Seas wutiite eset the daughter of bis employer, and de- ve neat Wabash-av sia Dats raga forgaig rol Peta siweach lapay, | Itasian ieeliee huckethouk, coptaiainy «aul! Lave no soul, aud no rhtto have any. ‘They | UF town for the last ten days, under the labors | tigure, Une ital Tom and bie friend met the | ecrted is paramour Luizis. ’ But the | wosaipdacusre near wa btattoner, etc., 1009 | ments, at STOR SCAMS, 211 Bates, i papers. Please leave at L- C. PALDEL'S, motos tie’ busiae Joicusted to them Ina} of Col. W. H. Rowell, of Rockford, and } Prince of Wales at a club. ‘The nobleman reve iufuria Jurma lurked iu Lulela’s boson. ponent yatsto\ aaNet FYE PORTABLE Five ong ANS, su IAB ee Fit sane anybudy. Aud wien Site Harms got. fitgigh Jacob 1. Hoofstitier, of SterUng, Il. This | asked perintssion of the Prince to Introduce Ins | She frst tried tu every way to prevent her lave | BE GUEU TENTS hoons etatiuuery, ete., 390 i+ | manulscturer’s prices, at BTUIY @ CAMI"S A ibsibaerin, fie rd oe eae er’s wediling, and tien attempted suicide. From 7 American friend; leave having been abtaloed., with his work he bad has long been coualdered hard ground for a ied pu: | this fate sho'was saved by her Iriends. She X ally introduced to the helr appa- No Leoab chats auaiser tux court or coox | Work of this kind, and, when thesc men came | jun. “ite grasped the Hoya band and shook fe x x “THOROUGHLY FIRST: ac! Loar, DIAMUSD STUD, BETWEEN ILLINOIS 4 Centrat bol then resolved to take away ber lover's life tu- whol Vearventer-s. aming the er Bros.’ ut STONY & CAMPS, 211 depot and 87 Hearboro-st., ou the moruing ier auy compensation other than what the con- | to us, our falth in thelr success was not by any | heartily, aud then burst out, * Wales, old fel- | stead of ber own, aud nas counsel with her = ONAL SS | Matera. of Ave, 1O. es liversl remand Wil de pald for Its ro~ Hatt gave bin. They had no right tu give | means strong. But, soon alter they began, | Jow, i*mdevilish glut to know sou; let's take | wosberwoman, She entered inty vegotiation NAL be Sanh t tu tim, uo matter if they voted it | there w breaking away, aud af present | a drink.” The horror of the nobleman was in the best motive and cted = du | thore G.about WOU ames “Ul tel hanged to amazement when the Prince gave Way for which they would be praised if acting auce-pledge.-embraclug “. large HME eh Toun'y hand a learty shake aud replied, Don's xo PI KDA RED COW WITH A HOLE j aye Toward willbe pall fur place, ‘with some scoundrels to procure the usiussina- ton of Garighe, and agrecd to pay 400 lire about £1—for the business. ‘The persous she nnn piece ewaern aed YOU WANT TO RENT A PIASO Off ONGAN, [REORM ATION WANTED -OF A BOY AnOUT 14 Dee eibSsks, "Wotuite reat deducted tt pur! yearevld; vury dark complexivn, medium size; had | ch: tate ona Velvet Jacket, slouch hat, dark pans eee ett s 0 hiLy WILT BUY ASI BUY A EWORBGECOND- Lostets wal ou thie bor: her returu ww 24 Jobn's t Yeot; playa tio Gdule, and te tame ou the AHR BUN A oes — Qs private citizens, for the slinple reason that | fur years have been 60 | 4 3 s - Ido." Cheek carricd the day. But that | bired were nut overscrupulou: ut thought Kia wits crutch; ‘ately from Italy: speaks French REEDS Teil of Musle Pe Seta HIOUSEHOLD GOODS. they have no right to be gencrous with other | of stroug drink that Sat beat wiade Shad aa Bates anecdute I started to relate. 4 tell iy they might cheat ber and gain the money by a tad Malian. Any igfurination xlyeu a 20 Weat Buuker~ = D'S Teuple of Musics Seen STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. A. Sire varlor Bedstead Compasy, a3 We BL, scl ou Installments at bytum prices furniture, farpels, chyckery, stoves and RousbOld Kuods. Huuses furoisted throutout, “ TpUE SION FURNITURE COMPANY, sus WEST f iaun-e., sclis all kinds yt housenold goods ua monthty, payments: low prices: any terug, STORAGE, People's money, ‘So that really the question in | Lope of their reformation, Mauy of these have | as Tom -himscif related it to me. tule cuse 4s, under the facts a8 they appear iu | taken the pledge, ‘and bave tmmmediatel gone to During tho War he was Alde-de-Camp Hits case, Waa My, Horus levully entitled to any- | work, publicly and privately, to induce their | on the staff of Gen, Dick ‘Taye @ wore than wuat the contract cave kim | former companions to go with them. Sume uf | lor, aud was sent to carry dlspatches to Rich- Wiuer the stipulations of the contract and the | them declare that the taste for lquor has Jeft | mond reporting o severe cugagemept in ic ralsemehts of the architect, If he Lad ne | theur entirely, and that (bey Lave no desire for | Arkansas. He was compelled to cross down f{n- tee Hight to anything more than that, then | it whatever; whilo others ute maufully strug- | to Texas in order to make bls way through the ie County Couulssiouers could not give tt. If | cllug agalust the terrible appetite. All classes | Federal llucs. Que nkcht he stepped at a tine .. tw Ueuncle, The party will be well rewarded; ase. bev dressed up a comrade su as to re scuble Garigli, and, pretending to stab him in the presence of tha washerwomau, demanded and received o proportion of the eum eyreed upon. Luigia keps vack part of the price until persuaded the murder was fully committed, but she afterward found out ber error by meeting ‘MACHINERY. : BHSUN AL—, NT, Ch0sS, PLEASE REPORT _ BL NUINKS OF 6, DEUS Mitipioas weiotsseon, Gases DLWiRE | FOS HAGE EAS Rone poset cei coe EBON AL anc ots: 1F YOUCOULD HkaD SY and complete. Slatlonary using ta of 3 w 40 burne pom Pedlguxhe you could aot doubt; pleaw write, Ad | Cea peitiogeuean. Lr. ROLLA, v4 soutl Canal, EL 1 a, ©! Gariglio in the streets. Snares nee, Sane erent SLEGANT BORE FINTURES, Cl icssara teats Uae was u dlaputed question: coneeruiing: whic | Glade comuntulty cater bee Tate hee aera tees crhera “Texas, ‘Theoniy mem: | — Sus then reacwed her solicitations, and at last | PAINE WASTED WITH A FEW HUNDLED | [OR BALE eee Trad countere 08 IDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 79 AND wo YAN © men might ‘uiker, so that it “became @ proper | it isthe principal. to ig of cantenation ony ths bere of the family at homo were an old lady aud | prevailed ona man nicknumed II Too toexe | yu ST ee a eS vetclrds addrees | Re how-cuses, ekow ideas cee Soe fees” EF ance cite lnsupanons Yeap ier Parry ‘cuais, i subject” of compromise between Mr. ‘ina | streote; and there i ‘yoy in many homes to | ber young aad lovely daughter. Tbe nly son | cute ber wishes. One evening Luigis, Tomo, } “rimunansice, 1a OG, AE Dale Be, i i hans