Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1877, Page 3

TIII CHICAGO TRIBUN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1877—TWELVE PAGES. 3 TIE COUR' Ambler's Voluminous Bill on Pe~ troleums=Gas.. Moses Hook Wants Bnck-Pay as o Health Commissioner. Pogardns, the Champlon Wing-Shol, Wants Bis Paleal Profected, Confessions, Judgments, Bank- ruptcles, Ete. AMILER'S VOLUMINOUS 0AS TROGNLES, A.J. Ambler yesterday showed In what way e had been employine his time for the past six manths by Aling with the Clerk of the United gtates Clrcult. Court a bill of about 700 cloacly written pages, 1n which he tells the wrongs he ctaima to have suffered at the hands of Rodney M. Whipple anl others. 1t seems that in the spring of 1860 Ambler, the complainant, began experimenting on a process for prodacing an Buminating gas from petroleum by mneans of hiest and steom. Being In need of funds ha took fn Rodney M. Whipple, sgreeing that all prodta should be divided between them equally, sud the two continued their experiments ntil July 18, 1809, when 8 patent was fssued to them Toth for an {nventlon for obtaining gas from petrolcum. Bhortly afterward, however, \Whip- ple refused to allow comnplalnant to buve any- thing to do with the patent, and formed a co- partnership with T, B. Dickerson. [licze two then went on trying to perfect the gas machine, and fn September following a patent was lssiied tothem. Since that time they have continued the business, which has grown immensely, and, according to Ambler's opinjon, have made mill- fons of dollars of profits. In fact he estimates 1ls retrospective half ntereat In thé profits at $4.000000. The prospevtive profits e modestly omits to estimates. In 1873 Ambler began o suit 1o Washington, where all the cxperiments hud been carrled on, ngalnet Whipple & Dickerson, and obtained a decree declaring bim entitied o s hall Intereat in the protits derived from o use of the inventlon, aod also declaring the Whippte & Dickerson patent an infringement. “Ihe vescut sult s brought against - Whinple & ickerson, J. G. Blunt, 8parrow AL Nickerson, C. . 8hipman, G. L. Hoodlees, J. G, Law, F, J.. 8nyder, George Strant, C, C, P, Holden, F. W, Peck, Clurencs I, Peck, Georze K. Clark, . K. Nixon. A. E. Etlithorpe, Harmon Loug, ©.'N. lolden, T, B. Blackstone, Curydon Ueck- withe M. L Wesleyy T 1. Rice, J, M. Tinbetts, William . Windom, Alexanider’ Me Donuld, J. D. Defrecs, Warrick Mar- tin, W. W. Curtls, and E. G. Runals, 1o compel them to account for all profits they lave reallzed from thelr wrongful use of his spvention, and to prevent them, each and all, from further trespasaing on his rights. The il s excessively voluminous and prolix, and a due regard for the brevity of human life neces- sltates a rigid boiling down, but il o synopsls be uot suficient nuy auxious aspirant for more fnformation on the subject can huve it by call- ing on Mr. Stoddard: the obliging deputy in the United States Clerk's offive, where ‘the court records will be ot his disposal, Messra, T. W, B.Crows, the llun. Robert C. Schienck, and McClellan & Cummings appear for the complainant. 1.ONG, FAUNTLEROY & CO. - J, Henry Long filed o bill yesterday in the Buperior Court” agatust his “partner, Eugene Fauutleroy, asking for a dissolution of vartaer- ship. The partics went into busiucss together in May, 1874, In buying und selling lumber and doirg 8 pencral brokerage business, and carried 1t on until August Just, when they sgreed to dlssolve copartnerstiip, The debts amount to $7,000, and tho pasets to obout 85,000 Faunt- leroy has been vollecting Lhe nsects, but hys de- clinéd to pay the debta. Comblainant rays the origival capital was about 81,000 of which bLe contributed nbout two-thirds. Ile now asks for an injunction to prevent Fauntleray from further malang any collections, and for the ap. potntment of & Recelver to wind up the affalrs of the firm. The fojunction was issued. 1TEMS, Judge Dlodgett will hear the arguments in the Jack Hughes-Nelson case to-d ‘Fidgos Gary, Jameson, Booth, and Moore will” hear motlons, Judge Rogers submitted cases, and Judge Willimms motloos and divorces. Judgo MeAllster will hold no conrt. O the 2th of Julv last the Government re- covered n judgment for $17.253.22 against tho late W, B. Ugden, ns botdsman of the late Pay- master Maj. Kinzie, This judgment was yes. terduy set aside, afiduvits havims been filed sliowing that some porilons of ths moncys ol- Jezed to have neen approprinted by him’ had been pald out on uceount of the Government. Judee McAllister yesterday heard the suit of Muses llvok, & ‘member of the Board of Health, to recover o salary for his services from May, 1873, to February, 1570, The city clafmed that by thic aduption of the new chnrter of 1872, adopted May Y, 18708 the old Board of Iealth was nbolished, white Ilovk alleged 1t was legal- Jy tu existeoes until the Comtmon Councll abolished {t in August, 1576, The Judge took the case under adviscment. 4 Judge Moore yesterduy nted a decrco of divorce to Amands M. Perkins from Leonard 11, Perkina on the ground of cruelly and drunk- cnness. Jud{xu Willlams granted adecres of divoree to ane SI. Barbour from Alexander D, Barbour on the zround of desvrtion. UNITED STATES COURTS, A. 1l. Boparuus, of Elkhart, Ind., filed a bill yesterday ugainst Edwin E. Boge o restrain bim from infriuging complaluant’s potent for spherjeal glass-torgets, lasued Aprll 10, 1877, ‘The tarzzets are gluss-balls two and a half inches in diameter which aro used by marksmen, beine thrown from a trap to be shot at. 1t ie clatmed that Sage I8 waking o shmilar article known as WE, E. Soge's advertising balls,” which are ad- vertlsed s the * Bage Rough Ball.! llenry A, O. Cox hegan a suit for $3,000 agalnst George T, Reed. Juhn C. Birdsell aud the Blrdacll Manufactur. ing Company filed u blll azaiust Jolu Price to restrain hjn from lufringing thelr putent for threshing and hulling clover, BANKHUPTCY MATTERS. Jahn F. Des, a marble dealer at No. 178 Mic! nayenue, fled w voluntary Yutluuu yeste 10 be declured mukrum: His debts, ull u ured, foot up $X),165.03. No assots, Thy casu was referred to Heglster Hibnard, Bradiord tancock was appointed Frovisional Assignee of Archibald Campbell, n the casc of C, L. \Yooiman & Co. the Pro- vistonal Asslgnes was authorized to consent ta 8 postponcinent of tho sale of the bankrupt's f::"lwl',;vn:v;;mlm‘xd-(y,:‘xtflm all the prop- Crty, eut wit L Wright & Co., o b siid g, Weighit &0, ls lrst dividend of 10 per. cent waa yesterda, doclured in the estats of Cregler, clurh:(f: ‘(’,u' C, Schmpl:,::rm::ll ?mnu"é Aniae. s c and Conrad Schiweit sult yesterday for 81,000 against ffiffi\'.bfigfi:n: schutz, I, G. Bolton, and M, W, Cleveland. Berry Bros. commenced & sult in reg oW levin ainst Joslal F. Wacren, [leury d. Coswel bu}\" ?l l!zlau‘ v:}lu[ejd at |-:.3m nnic Fux une wynn UGarneit il aiguiuat John Fry Liucla By Chattes s S gemit Ay Witlard M., aud Georgo I, S8mith, Martha Darling, C. B. Sumnmons, and P, M, Myrick, 1o {oreclose a trust-decd for §1,000 on the N, 3¢ of the N. W, 1 of the 8. W, 1 of Bee, 3, 97, 13, lilnd flamting sthd " Tbuben Taylor and B, , Shurley, as Trustees of the Church of the Atonewent, to recover §1,000, H, E. Sawyer l;e’:m a sttt i replevin against Charles Kerny Walter Mcllonald, John O'Briey, and the German Nutional Bauk of Chicago, to recover two bollers valued at 31,000, wnd sn. other ogainst Frauklin Emery, John O’firien, Orrin Smith, W, 8. Kobblus, L. 8. Mooy, w%uvur a clghty-horso power euglue worth ,000. CIRCUIT COURT. ud Joln Beresford vs, Bere was yesterday taken by a change of venus from Chuwyalen County Circult Court to Cook County Circult Court. “This was a bill tiled chargini that Stampfoskl, o Clicavo lawyer, bi represeutations obtalned control of the estate of Juhin Mather, of Chgmpalzn County, warth over §50,000, aud uskin® thut bhe be compelled to account and pay over all moneys and prop- erty habad recelved. Mury Beresford was the solo helr, and smuplmm.lfi‘ representing to her that u long litigation would be necessary to en- able her to obtuln her rights, induced ber to ive him u full power of uttorney Lo act for her, 3y racans of this he bas gotten possession of the lato John Mather's estaie, and bas collected larze sums of money sud convested tho same Lo ils own use. The jacts wer fully writien up 1n Tus TrIsUNS 8 fow Wwouths s, lioratio O, Stone, dr., Althea Jaae Btone, and Dou Carlos Btoue, ehildren aud heirs of thélst 11, V. Bcone, filed o bill ll.-ll.lnf out that Mr. Stoue,'by is will, devised all bis pruperlz, worth sbout 8210, to Elizabeth A, Stoue, C. M. Henderson, and George Mo Pullusan, trustees, for certaln purposcs. Messrs. Heudur- 500 uud Pullnay bave dechued to act, and somo of the teuanty of th cataty have refused to pay y tulse and fradulent any rent on the ground that there are no nroper persons to reccive t. Complainant therefore 0rk that two trustees may be tmmediately appointed in plare of Henderson and Pallman, with like powers antl duttes. TAK CALL MONDAY, Junar DressoNn-- [ Chambers, Junur BLonoert —Setcasenand penerat bnelnens, Jtoar Gant—U8 to 117, inclasive, No, D6, Coomba va, Heading, on N=-T7I, 1, 287, i, 20N, 207 , Tlogan v, 2, Milan, on teial, Jepur Moonr~24, 25, 20, Chambers, on trial, Junar Roukns—Calendar No. i1, aet care ML Merriit va. Barieln, and_calendar Noa 26, and 23K 10 %0), Inclusive, No cane on trial, Supar Bootu—141 0 100, Inclusive, except 146 and 153 No case on t Junax MCALLISTER—~Fassed cases. No ease oo No. 23, Loomis ve. rial. Jupox WitLiaxs—General bosiness, AUDUM| ENTS. Urirxn States Cincrir Count—trnoe Brono- wrr—Hmanuel firunewick et al, va. ticorge W. Me- Intosh, $1KI0, und conditionsl Judgment against llv:hAlunuw Insurance Company of - Bbdston, gar- nikhee, UntTRp Searea Disticr Counr—i upa fLobaxtt —\V, R Ihtghen et sl ve, Schooner liafelzh, de- cree, 87, 50.—¥rnk Brower et al ! doho Tibb\tts: decree, $46. -~ Goulrict tlon Company va. Sciinaner Jeferson, $40 Surkntor Count -Corensions =1, 7. L. Abratiam &, Kissell, {u.rm ~A.Gridley & Son vo, N. M ,Joncs and 1" ', Harkalos L va, William If. Veai, 81 al. sx. Peter Wagner, $70.9 unar Gary—Mary . Clowry, $1,008. 51, ~-Monmonth Mining and Manu- facturing Company ve. William M. Tec, S5:8 - Lndelin M, Stroud ve, Henjamin Flage, €50, — gierman Savings Hank of L. Joscph, Mo., ve. Harmon T, Reed and J. B, Hhoades, $415,73,~ Welller & Rills va, Lazatus E. Lehoit, $708, Juing Jaueson-1l, C, llanson ' v, Joseph Tammera anid Willlam Lundy; verdlct, $100, and mation for new trial, Canewit tounT—Junug Tooti—Iohn Creear et 8l ve, Hielden F, Calver. oeeph, Culhonn s, Thomas Purrell: verdict, 3200, Jovus MeAtrtaren—C, Be Lange va. Joseph Tarstow, $100.00. CIILLICOTHE, MO, Speeial Dispoten ia he Chicagn Tribune. 87, Jusgrs, Mo, Oct. 15—The arzunient in the rure of Morse va. tlie Hannibal & 8t. Joseph Raitroad, petitioning for & Receiver. was closed by the plaintifl Jast night at Chillicotbe, amd the case taken uuder advisement by Judge Brooders till Monday next. “The finpression of those present was that the plalntifl inade but a weak case K5, -Name . {0, —Charles Meara. et Haberiron va. James LLINOIS BUPRENE COURT. Ottawa, UL, Oct, 12.~The Supremes Court met pursuant Lo adjournment. 416. Murphy et al. va, Colehour et al, § mation allowed and the appeat dismiraed, U8, Heheating dockel, Marerllles Land and Water:Power Company vs. Aldrich; lime extended five daya for the appeilants to file briefe, sy, Carver va. People ex ve]. Glecson: motlon sustained, the oniler of raversal act aside, ana judy- ment sthemed under the rale, 407, Thornton et va. Hautz, etc.; motion snsfained as to 2, and 683 replications overe ruled an to 7; iamne joined and certificd (o the Cir- cult Court of LaSalle, and eanse conlirmed. . 105, Crovker ef al, va. People ex rel. Huck, ete. ; Judgment apabuat xouth half of norib hatf of hadf-lot B, Block 00, afliraed 8s per stlpulation on . 818. Dunhom va, People e aflirmed as per etipnlation on 81 #1D, Snmc va, Sanic; same order, 830, Praut va. Bame; same order. rel.; Judgment THE PROPIIE’I"&_SON. Bkoteh of John W. Young and Iis Twe Wives by kx-District-Attorney Goorge C. Tates, Deiroit Free Press. To the year 1873, the writer of this article, be- ing then a Federal oflicial, was ineplred and fu- duced by a leadiug ollicerin the Mormon Churcl to publish o letter over his signature, sunoune- Ing te the country * that polygamy was then on the dectine: and, as evidence of that fact, that Jobv W, Young, the Prince Royal, Brigham's pet sou, had obtained a divorce frotn his first wite, Clara, had pensiored off No. 2, aud, was 1iving in 1nonogamy with his accomplished, edu- cated, and beautiful Libby Canficld, of Philadel- ohta,” Joln W, Young at that rcrlod speot mast of his time In New York and Philndelphla, was cngaged largely in raldway entere priscsi was o member of thy Hoards of Trade fu those citivs: a gay, dashlug, gen- teel, handsome fellow, and was cxtremely anxlous that il his Gentllo friends should re- gard him as the hushand of one wife, who had in his m-alhzw,ounl been invelzled intopolyzamy hy lis father’s teachings and Morinon surround- fngs. Not only was John a Gentlle husband, bat, € public. scandal be trie, he was o gay Lothario about town, who made love, Gentile Inshion, to divers beantifnl actresses, Juliets upon thie stage, but wlschc- more tempting than those of JMacbeth In thé green-room, And so oll his boon companlons regarded l!rlpilmm Young's dashlng hefr-at-law a8 a thorough Gentile, so far a8 marrlage was concerved, and Johnuy *1gughed and hequafed his goblets three.* The Mormon oricsts and apostles got tu hate Johno heartlly,—denounced him for turning his back ov poiyeatny, called hiin apostate, nnd with wise shakes of the head forctold “that he would come to gricf.” Dut Johu dress cd and dashed oway, spent mints of money on Libby Caulicld, who. in tasts dress, cducation, courtliness, pgrace, an beuuty, I8 the pecress of the tairest of our Tand.” Ilo made luve on the sly to the falries, nyinphs, and witctics of the thealre, an wus in il respects o good fellow, claver guntle- mao, and man_about to Its wife, Nis only wife, smiled, was hospitable, aud mode all hap- py in the conscious couyiction thut she had at lost conquered polygamy; had lassocd this Mormon flomeo, and” that, however much ne might trifls and flirt. with the girls, she alone wus his Jawful wife. ‘But alack-a-day! *Time thai'changes all things chanper man more than all other things,” says Pluckn Y' and so it was with Juhn W. Youuw. Ilis ral wn&nulerprl all fafled, Ilo was too lavish of his patrfmony, and finally his Gentile business proved o umu.l bunkruptey, and so he turd 18 back on the world, weit once more to * Iloly Mother Mor- mon Church" for power aod consolation, and Drigham Young lsst year made hin his First Counsclor, sgainst tho bittercst opposition of the Mormon prople, who en masse hated and desplacd him Uccause he had made |mllyrmulyn by-word_awda reproach with the tushionabla world, Dut John, like ull apostates nnd neophytes, wanted to vrove the reality of Lils reconversion, 80 the firstithing he did wus to endeavor to marry Clura Blenhouse, his brother Jusepli's third sid youngest wilow: and so cagzer were they forush futo cach other's anns that they sroused the lreand awakeved the spirit of Libby Canfleld, and she scattered them ke saml before o Utah sonthwestern. But - Jobn, like old Brigham, when his hicart was set on s uew wile determined Lo go uliead, and so 10 the early diys ot last month (Beptember) be seat bis wife to the water-cure ut Elinira, N. Y. ond uo scouer had she gune than he took Luelln Cobb, a beautiful young girl of 17 years, of blue blood, guod ‘education (a mere child), oud rushilng off to Bt. Uevrge he made her his polygamic wife fu tbe Tem- ple in detianee of the laws of the United Statest ur the heart-Ureaking ugony of his own wife, and solely to gratily s own passion and prove tothe Mormon Church that he Wus now a pulyguinist, and han ouce Jnore coms home iruin the Genthle world and s institutivne. Now ths glrl's (Luclla Cobb) life s a romunce of Mormonistn. " ller ;:.rnmlmulhcr. Mrs. Coub, was 1 stropg-minded, thorouhly educated Hos- ton Jady, & great Weallat oud Spivituatist, who, {urty years ago, was struck with the Mormon r liglon, lelt her husband, o Bosten merchant, joled the Mormons at. Kirthaud, O,y und - was sealed to Brizhum Young as his spivitual snd celestial wife, und that relation she retaios to thils tay, and Inlicrits sbout $10,000 as one of s widows, Bhe touk with ber to Utah a son, Jumes M. Cobb,—an sccomplished, educated gentleman, & man who prepared for collego ar Ambherst, graduated ~ at Dartmouth College at Ianover, N. I, and who wouli to-day ornatuent the_ beuch, thg bar, thy pulpit, the Senate of any State in the Unfou,— and a daughter who becano the plural wile of Mr. Godbe, now the leader of the upostate Mor- Church, Thls James Cobb s Vau Cott, a BMormon ludy, and Iiv several years, Bhe becaue the muthe }uung bride, and thea she wad di from awes Cobb, und subscquently married old Brigham Young, and is to-day the mother of Brigham Young’s youngest child. Thus Mrs, Covb, the clder, ‘ts Bricbam Younie's celestial wite; her daughter-fn-taw, Mrs, Jawes Cobb, i3 riguany Youug's real plural whieand the moth- er ol his youngest child; und so John . Young has now warricd his fatlier’s step-dauchter, hiy own step-siater, sud the daughter of Lis own wother, Gxonon C, BaTes. e ——— Mitled by tis Nephew, . Dispatch (v Cincinnals #nyu; CrnTiiANa, Ky,, Oct t . ct. U.~Harrison County was the scene on Just Weduesday atternvon of unothier of those ternble shuoting wifruys that bave grown to be so fashlonublo upon *tue durk aud bloudy ground.”” 1t Las been very tedfous and diflicult work to leurn the particu- lars, ua it [+ one of those vated cuscs in which public opiniou (s conaiderably diyided and the ulr full of struuge ruwors, but the following statewent way be relied upoy us at least iwpar- tlal, uud in the maln correct s i Amos Bayless, who wus shot, wason the shady sidé of life, aud his nephew, Juln W, Bayless, by whaun ho wus aludy, s youug man of good charace ter aud temperate Jisbits. Upoi the cvepluxslln question, about Bg'elock) lu company witha Mr, Whitaker. young Bayleas was ridlog past a neighbor's, with whom™ Whitsker pansed to spcak on business, when Amos Bayless came out from the houre amd ashed fin tephew Lo dismonnt, ns he wished & private talle with him, Uncle and nepliew sat down st som Lane whan the old man made his hisiness known, | wns the father of a very attmottye young fady, whio, it secmed, ad been decetved, 1f not be- traycd, by somne tnkuown indivtdual, whio had heen seca by young Buyleas alone Jo the woods with ner nn aliferent oveastons. The old gen- tleman then and there demanded of the young the youchers were pot examined [t wonld tend to | palit and would probahly break down ihe prosecntinng aainat the fting. Mr. Tweed therenpon conanited with Mr N, {1 i:00k, who waa then an_atinche of the Department of Fanlic Worka and the head of tne basean therein. ax L0 the poesibility of ubtaine 1 vory nl oa s t, e ties haring been avoided dn the conteat by bt sidex. Jiat, indi- - S - rectly, [t may havean excellent efect upun the | J¢ SALECFOR LEAR THAN HALF 118 their adversaricn in Ohlo on the hizh gronnd of na- | with modern improvemenia, This I8 & great bargain 1o tonal_honesty, and sfter a hard fight they beat nilng & eheap hame. [v must be soid. ine accem 10 nnd desiroying maid vouchers. | thom eloriously, This year they havt faiien lack o Incumbrasce oa (1, Can Mr. Cook exsmined _Lhe SComptrallers office | from the nobie position which ihey then conquer- M desired. W, D). reported (o Mr. Tweed that hie Lehieved the | ed, and they ‘are overwhelmed.” Another year vanchers conld bo oitancd and deatroyed. and | they will perbiaps unideratand that Loneaty 19 the Lol Mr. Twred toleavc the matler in ms hanitr, | best policy.—New Yark Triune (Rep.). Fasy et el 0, and fic woukd attend o it It wan eabaenuently A wiin ik 0T Lin Ol paneendnriog the: | Cateares ? paymed taincd that the .Commitice had called upon , PApers R Riollys the Comptrotler, 10 produce the | 18t€ canvasa nublished the foliawing letter of Sacs | fooit sALECIL Ny 4 ? tetary Sherman, written when he advocated what 124 Newhetry.a WANTED--ITAL Mookkeepers, Clerkn, &ce ANTEN—A 000D SCANDINAVIAN GROCERY clerk; hest of references required, if ) ARG AT rences required, Apply st 1432 Trndese ‘VA TED-WE WILL GIVE RTEADY WORK TO mare coal minery than we have at Minnak, Tils no mrike of brauule of any Kind. MINGILT! compleicly fural IRgHE B L~ DARGATSR IS DIICR AND 6 21,000, £ it 4100 WA JOHN F.EBERIANT, 107 - AMES & CO. NTEDZSOLDERE XPERIENCED TNiR, ed to lantern solleriag preferred. NOLTON 44 and 48 ttiver-st. D LONG TI —Cotiage and lot, £1.500, €200, P 2.cnn t of what 'y et i i matt the uame uf his daughier's lover,* whicy | Youchers Ar. Connolly, beinz conmzant i called the greenback policy : cash, halanre ten Aanual PRYMentA. A per cent Iniercet. ANTED—A_MAN TO MARE SEWRD DOOTS, ] an going 1o take place, requestcd anil obtained the : ab haan-e ten wonual payient STED-A MAN 70 5 John W, relused, as he had repeatedly refused | e it Bl Twrrpnfraves Spxaty Caxnge, Wasminator | palance ten s ottace’and ot,” €1, 46, £0 cash, Dpiy AL 17 North State-st. S e Rhobt he Foreetl 6o o st ninter oath, | Welay of 'a few days, dunng which Ume Mr. douke | Marcha), 1an, “nekn 817 {'was eied to rereive your | PHIaBCE 1en ganga) Bayuonit st pov an he informed Mr. Tweed, obtained sceees to the roomn of (he Compiroller, and carried away and dentroyed ihe voushers. who, If any onc. was cnzaged with him in_the enterprise Mr, ‘I'weed nol informed, a8 Mr. Cook dcclined to state. After letting Mr. Thgrlow Weed out with clean rkirts, Tweed dips slightiv into the clee- tlon hunsiness, and explains that Charles J. Foleer wae cfected a Judge by methiode well Employment Agencies. VWASIED 10 COAL-MINERS, A WINTER'S wOrK, free fare: 50 Fadroud (aharnrs S e leree work.' It F, 39 Kouth_\FAter-at. Antsh hout I T EnitR bl W aingion . m ous. 1 9 e ————— ] I § VL AR O A A NS M AUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. Ol SALEL WILL BELL UN ANY TIME WANT. CUSIMINGS & Co, Siy persnal Interesta are tie sane A8 yours, s but. ke ynu, § & ot Intend 10 be Indnenced by them. iy construction iLof careful ex: amination, ani I fecl antie tmpartial eniirt guftrin {1, A7 1 he telea bofore enurt, Teend yor my Yiews, a9 {uliy stared in & wpeech. Your dra that_we propoms to repmdiate tr 164 romixe when we offer to redeem 1ho ! princ legai-tenders (4 ertoneous. 1 hink the Vinlates hlepromiss when Be refasen to take the same he pal Ifthe rase 10 1o Angered at his nephiew's obatinacy, the vther coniaenced stiiking hm with a cane he carried, and eveu cureed and threatencd his 1ife i7 he did not tell, when words were passed, resalting in he fatal shot that struck with unerring certaine ty tothe old man's heart. ‘Two pistols were found upon the Lody of the dead man, and he was cansidered sometbing of a dangerous char- price, 84, TRAVEL- ing in Tlitnots exclasively, tosell aline of eheap 10 medinm krade of maple, nah, ancd walnut bedateaas, Toninges, ete.3 ens whe (8 nat’ sciling 'Y v me grade of kind of mone; ld for the hond. ed, with @ per crnt Interest, 4 seres of the heat uods: references ., res il N u}[gr. uumll.hslumllluu his knurn 1o nmlluenermy’ plracuctln] :ny the Dcm;;- !{;:v-"‘vl' ;I' m'."::'a!w':'.';:"f""" It i xo;w'-'::-u;:":':y II:""‘::: {ncn.o"nh? :"flwlvmlflx’x"A?t;':::'t‘ev’;mvlumlf%' fxR"s’ur&u’u”fiisu"é‘.‘;"»fi-”‘wv‘."m’fi-mu"m. 1‘ A hie young, man then led to the woods, where | cratie party, In most of the warda It was mercly | o8 Tntrho o ‘) s | BThEG M B LR Cna L TANTED—MEN TO BELL ALL NEW FAS he renialned all nights golg Lo the Villaze of | 8 swap of ather candidates for Folger, but 1n | {ahvr rramy ,,'"‘:,',',fi:,’,‘*,?’,‘:},’;,f,‘,l‘:‘ hatin be e STOTGH, 123 Dearborn-, o e P P e T Clnysyille and aurrendering himself Thuraday mornfug. MHe was broueht o Cynthiana that evening apd placed In Jail, where he is now In- carcersted 1o awalt his telal, which ls sct for mext Tucsday. the Tenth Ward the understanding was that he | epiiucts, should have s inajority, regardless ol the con- e tents of the ballut-boxes. e — TAXATION OF DEBTS, nder (he stands, the Lolers of anly be nald I gold, then we are rroudiatory neac Lo pay othereise. §f, on the ottier b liolder cAn denand ofly the Kind of money e Datd, Liien he 14 a reptliator and extortioner to mand money more valusble than he gave. 'l ruly yours, SHERNAX, ONSALE~$103 WILLTUY A BEAUTIFG one binck from derot, at Lagran feaxn; $15 duwn an in market, American Novelty Co., 181 Stal VW ASTED=MES AND LADIES TORELL MY NEW walcr pen, chrotior, needich, phOLORTADDS. views, penells, jowelry, watches, etc., cmbracing cverylhing in the novelty, Notlon. chrema, and jewelry line; the iarkrat and chieapest house in the world, Call_or send €3 monthivs cl . ahown (res: 1HA BROWN, ~7-ROOM ™G . To the Editar of The Tritune. The Hon. A, Mana, dr., Brookiyn liiiuta: e anly f;’;:;l-{ with # payme ety Al catal u. €. W, LixISUTON, 43 s ou cominent on the 11linofs system of taxin e , O EXCH HOUSESAND . o TR ea Shatance of Hin Ganfrmmtons to the Attornes | the capital stock of corporstlons. . The follows | Bt o e e pacty St s o D e ieat of oy | Rranset cmployiments Addrese i own hasdwricio v Genorat, iz extract from the editorial indicates the man. | £11 10 be sery cautions aooat ita Uhrares of appro- LA e N T CoST YO0 DTS Throngh the columns ot the New York Her- | ner in which you have stated the law: bation of the Jvceldentjund, Julze Waat wos i LANEOUS, NoIT WILL COST- XOU SUOTS ald of Werlnesday fs glven at Jast the detalled ARG AT e fn how to make £60 per week. Under_aur Jaw tho property of curporations 18 c e TECIAL ANNOLNG taxable like all other propesty: corporstions are © MENT., A SR ok S & plenil stock ot have silver colned according to the gold atandard. confessinn of I'weed, furnished Attorney-Gen- The Cincinnatl Gazet’e amsajlcd the resnmption eral Eateelitd a8 an wnducement for Twends ro- | 41t Azable on theircaniial stock snd fianclivcs, | poficy. s the Cincingall s sncered Inces, m’""»:'?f;-’:"f.'f.’h’:’.‘.';fi iy pricea wa o tormer Finess e an Jeate trom Incareeraton. The hocument i Tong | Somed by ey ettacyson ot ‘ses Haee s capiia santiy at the Presidential policy of pacitication, Ars. are tie lowest [0 e ‘markel W Bive & wAr: | bic, SUNN 1 BAN pleased Nepublicans, [or reasons thal may | Fauteeanevery articie. ~ Our e lomers may el n S e and often rambling, and a hrief rasume of Its | Ack of 830,000, and owe for borruwea mancy | he known fo theweeiver, (o make 8 ma: P Al S TN RVELY COUNTY iN Til6 E = = Reiting The bet griait 220,000, ank have real property, machinery, and | I gt H MaTthews WcER TR LUWES Rortuweaters Kiates 1 weil the Trotetive Fien more sallent. potnts ouly will he of futerest to | DUt wortn §70,000, the asretement Tof iaza- :»‘m:"r:mu ety nvout . dohn ;ten‘:-rn\n:‘,'»,ti CASH | Heal Mink sieta 8. ABDIIIAOr, he Doat Il et Bl e N vt I the readers of The Thnone. bie property may be thus made vat. Mattiewa belng nnderstond to champion (he Estra Fine Mins Van Buren-at., Chicago. Gt b Tyeed's object in offering the document was | Jteat and tangible sersonal propesty, ml:lq'nl nyes |{. the xglqnulln.le‘.Ala ey ok BALE. nc Sl VANTED-A 8AL TR TTED * 4 n MOCKLaras o san reaily for resumption, Then Judge Went opene with 1agey KT H % o merely Lo secure bis refease. He did notask | pevsa...... the campaten 8t Cleveland. within a few hourd of | CASH © e N R T TR M e it that the indicttnents agalust him be nol pros’ds Total property. fraochise. bin nomination, by making s specch which wen in- | gapg, referenees only that he be freed Irom the Imprisonment | e company would then be tased directly on the lfi";rfl.m fo mean eympathy =i Loy antem. |7 WASTER-—Vin NCTG ARSTRCIN FHOTO- tiat had 50 lonz horne so Lieavily upon him. | value of its real eatate und of the tanible frervonal | Al 07NNy vetenby ibe, fand Emine e Wesy | GARY ATt 5 WEn, Hanttoleh sf e kuod cliance. Thero 13 & guspicion of anotber reason when he | DEeestys and it would alwoe tused un $10.000 | (at be was & Cruender, 1w did make sueeches i BALE. | hibiren's s, €410 800 T . L e ¢ 3 3 alies ke £ 10 s1m sa5a those whom he looked upon a8 his friends | value nf ita other property. b e o duaor- | cAsit | cienta’ geal Skin tata, &7 310 $20. e, fn bfs palmy days, and for whose offenses hehas | | helfeve the above atatement of the law en- | slomaci's eake, Sothe Gernann ncrutched hiin | SALE, | Fibia Quotity Soal bataaen: 57510 8156, Dumcaticas ) BE sllently sulered, Liave not only bield themselves | tively vartiean and unjust, amd ask one oppor- | becaune he was & Crosader, and the Kvun, TANTED=A GOOD GEI GIRL FOR GENe sloof from hiin, but some have become the | tunity to state the Jaw asupheld by o1l the | leain becanss et o+ timulant 5 awd | G 0. . LAXI STELISI Fuls N Smiindsewors saply M RetTakey Toudest In thelr denanclations. Ho nsks noth. | £otrts of lust recort. 1t is truc that the fast | then “the ™ Germane, thinking - that' be | ¢, g, 1 PEICKLT, VW ASTED=A FIRST-CLASS BWrmSIt 01 e nciatlons, Ho nsks noth- § gy414 Board of Equalization hus adopted w new | ditak 10 please '.‘;";‘:"; did | not Mhe p ot c RCIAL NOTE, o S AReigna W TpleryuicEs, S0 i e 3 3 X fog further of them, He will recognize no fur- ther claln that they mag make upon hitn for sllence, Which lovks as It Mr, Tweed bad an cnemy or two Lo punish. Htartlng with the formation of the Ring, he says It was orgaulzed when John T, Hoffinan was Mayor of Now York, and was composed of that gentleman, Btreot-Commlsafoucrs Charles Yogeler, the Ite- publlcan candidate for Ltcutenant-tiovernor, i & very pentiemanly man, hiehly-edncatod, snd would have been an admirable dresidig ofticer uf the Senate. ‘The Methodiat Christiva Adrvcate heard of him the borsid report that hie didn't be- lieyve more of the Binle than is usual wilh cdu. cated Germans, and that he held Martin Lutler's views of the eabusth. Thercfore ftepublicane of the Evangelicul order were {nstrucied to scratch AP €. 0, I.| A large porctias at a reduced price_ enshien {UA 1o wller & nuniber of sery Yo fead Sets C. 0. D. aud igh grade Mink Sewnat the lvw price rule for the asacasment of the capital stock of tnmnllnno, but {1 is & live question in our politics, + The State Constitution requires everything to pay a tax in proportion to its value, “What 15 the value of a corporation] If the debt s worth par, then the corporation fs worth that much st least. The debe is the first lien to be satisficd out of the corporation, and then if the TANTED=A U It GiRE, T WY “honsewark and liely care' Tor ehifil 14 montiu ol Call or ndilress loom 29, 122 Laslle-at,, of 499 Web' sier-av. 4 VW ASTED =K STRONG, SEAT ORIWAN" Of Swede. mutben good wadier and willing to make hersell useltl} one not lonit In_1hla country pre~ ferred. Address XXX, Tribune office. WANTED ~ A FINAT. and ironer, at NF §20 I'E 2 € 0. Do 51t TWENTY:DOLLATK REA C.0.D. FIE BEST 1 oun TWBN'TT«IMH,II.‘ n ST N TIHE WOILD. "Oupissent.C. 0. D with piviiee of catilnation on iarg L R, T, MARTIN, 124 ¥TAT! s 0. 1.1 o ASH COOR. WARIEL, 231 South Sanganos-st, ! Vogeler. " So it wan amonit_the Hepoblicans, You 7 G. Corncll, Pcter B. Bweeny, Matt Brennan, fi’[‘h“‘:‘:}'{“":"‘tfic""‘,};;"‘(‘;{“ Lian, 118 cout A:tcfg{ ;;.n?n:xfi ime aud 1l lrt‘nun“yon,‘u;lun‘:n:dih i 3 i hau, Seamstresses, and Tweed. These gentlemen met originall % % Ahe Nepuhlicay party cannut faolerate. buth Beer 3 0 FOIL LADIES AND) GENTLE- ANTTD-EXPERIENC AK MAEERS e st purfiu soi ot il lo;icl.her, canltal stock, Thsnu:cml-nkfz‘;nlu‘;:n{‘ thedebt | and the Bible they Wil ot find 1t warty white 1 | A LLCASILPAID Bl LARES, A0 O sy YT Trise menia e Rratscians nands TCATLY A ares ef capital stock. added toeth | keep up thelr organlzation.—Cincinnaty Commers | atended to. S0 vAS UELIEN, 554 Siale-1t 50X, PIRIE & CO . Madisug and Peorla-sis. but finally, swearing cternal fidelity, began to | er, represent the whole value of the corporation | clal, 3 T s UG RRIN GLOVES, 1L TANG USLISED: TARTED=TAILORESSES AT CARSON, TINIE & X . ¢ " uve Ftate-st. NTED—-OPERATE The combination appears to have been formed | hui 1w will sell for fo the markets of the NVANTER OpRItATON GFRIE BN NI 0T BRI T hutten, $1.73, Dent’s (wo-Dution, 82. * Every palr Farrunted and” Stied, arle Kid Giove Depot, vt ate-st Bpecaal Diepatch (0 The Chicugo Tribune. Srrixurtenp, 18, Oct. 12.—~The Southern Penltentlary Comnilssluners say that they pur- ‘pose pushing the work of building the prison at Chester, and thut if not enjoined by the courts’ (}!:e)‘ will bave cell-room for 500 convicta by \ o eewing.machin Eaat Wasnington-st . that can tak¥ the work home it ol offictale, and not men, for as a member went out of au office bls successor thereln took his place in the Ring, and thus the succecding members of the City Government tovk the ploces warmed by their predecessors fn the circle, umil it comprehended every officlal under the Tweed dynasty. Purenthetically, i igght be said that New-Yorkers often wondered wiy Tweed contented himself with o minor oflive, The questtnn is answered i the extended world { 1f the value as ascertalned fn this wa excecds the value of the real estate and tani(. Dbl personal pronerty, then the surplus is taxed 83 the value of its franchise or chnrter. The case taken fo your editorial is baged en- tirely on the supposition, which Is not stated, that the stock and debts of the corporation are worth $40,(00 in excess of the value of Its other property. If this be truc aud the value is there, why should it not be taxed as much as a horse The rsucultm Is not, [s it tangiblef but, Dovs 2 ENTS) [ overs 61 for two-button. o The Jfollet Penitentiary reports to the Gov- Address W 1)1, Oconto, Wie. ernor recelving 150 convicts durlng September, 5 and discharging bU. The Goyernor to-day cpmmisaioned the Rev, HOUTH DIAPEIS), 10 8120, €1, €250, Theve prices a0 per cent fuwer thian last season. P'arts Rid Gluve Depot, M4 Stale: . 3 the value cxist? Fred H, Wines, the Sceretary ol . i ITUATION WANTED=NY A NORWEGIAN GIRL ofllee thut e Wwas euabled to hold fu tue com- | MRFANE NN 0 it tho edtortal, | oo ot Nenenie Charie o b e Bute |iepng T TON | Y 16 do general hoatework tn an Armerican family. bination. e anl ol , Commissioner to Tuyink two certali notes datea Dct. 1, 10 favar of | Dleas call st 23) Milwaukeesar., up-stairs. TOCARNY OUT 2B ACNENR, reTotal Lrbpertyy e 8 ity | represent. llinols st the World's Prisus Cone | X, & e oidinet undesfaise trei Flamier & | CTUATION WANTEI-BY A GIKL To DO OFR: the first muncy was raised upon thc totes of ong fi{:’l""pa;"g_"“""lzr mnchlecs Melbice Ja lethe | e to o Lioilkat'Stokbuln; Swedely 8eXY | ocbe yata whendue, G PLAMMAN & wON. eral Bousewarks eity efcences Can be given 1€ member, jodorsed by auothicr, and patd out of | o B o ugust. FANTED=PAI TO DISPA Tequired. . Lleascooll i 1T North Robepaat, debts represents and Includes the —————————— =PARTJES DERIRIN thie Clty Treasury. Of thesc notes, Tweed now Wi K OF aud Voigtiander tabe,d- 0 Fulllug- press al he real and tangible personal proper- h =N A COMPETE holds over $100,000 worth, ~Another souree of | YAlue of ¢ Ll LIBELOUS. i phate curinin, aecessorien: B1E.0 ean ¢ T obligtng: best ol Tevenue was the oaseasing persons who had | 18 the figures to chtaln the £106,000, Fvectat Dispaich (o The Chicagn Tribune. P wdreasitit (1AM ATl 35 BaiLly CAnAT-aC.» Up-sial The Supreme Court of the United States has declared this metbod of fixing the value of the ":F""‘ stock of corporations, and of taxing ft, fair and just upon the principle of uniformity in taxation. You say Ir, your edltorial, ** There {s n lament. able want of atndy on this mitter of taxation.” Pcase to publish both sides, and polnt out whereln this communication betrays dgnorance, CrmizeN. ——————— CURRENT OPINION. ‘Dusiness dealings with tlhio city, and who wero compelled to pay before thelr clalms were notited. Aa operations oxtended, heads of de- partments were called upon, and the money re- turned them through the tax levy, Thus the Ring gradually drew In all the city offictals, who were compelled s first to aid It, ‘and inally to carry it through in order to sustain their do- artents, which were only provided for fu the ovy when they had submitted to being levied upon, Now and theu there wasa * kiek” when some onc hind to pay too high, or did not draw out enough, but the matter was always satis- factorily adjusted, and the wheels did not creak nn{ more than noew wheels ordinarily do. 'he Board of Bupervisors was nest drawn in, JaxesvjiLe, Wis,, Oct. 12.—A libelous arti- cle having nppeared In the Jancsville Times of yesterday against the futegrity of W, C, Whit- ford, President of Miiton College, a large num- Ler of the nelznbors of both political parties came to the city this morning and convinced the cditor of the falsity of the article, and be hns voluntarily promiscd to retract the same in the next sauc of his paper. Mr. Whitford at once il Eora Cibodsien,of Sinton laimiiag 10,000 : management of Milton College are supposed to | FOUD, Morrls, Orun LIl have fuspired the attack, N ONEY LOA: Nuraes, QITUATION WANTED-UIY A WET-NGRSE (GER- 43, Hi) 23 sears Ot g, Apuly AL 4l Wentworihe EIN i A DYASCES MALE O FURNITURE witholr removal or upon good collaterale, G, B WILSUN, 115 Kandoipheater oo Tuwn o Miscelluneous. TTUATION WANTED-IY A YOUNG LADY, AS IN IHAMOS DS, ENS’ priva ooth) 5 and i 15 FOI ul ouey 10 loan on watclies, di of every description al GOLDRLY Oftica (ftcensed’, v East SMadison ONEY TO LOAN AT R PER CENT FUIT FIVE ATCIIES, nt AR En MADE 4\ bonde, eic., At o Ll |20 Ra Eatabl{shed 1K MAL AT dulph-at.. near Clark. it S A TeeTer, GAshicr OF Copyist.” Addrens- 8 o8 T4 bune ofiive. South Side. '[‘fl RENT-—110T! 5 RMANST., THREKs stury and baseu: Lrick bulldis about 33 rooms, oppostie the [ock naud & Michigan Southern Uepoly 'I’::;ll::':llgr:;w“" May. Jd. HENHY & JaCUl WEIL, ‘The Ohio election occurs to-morrow. Enst. ern Republicans would tnke greater interest in it wore thero not a gencral bellef that the Republiean TTORE DY f:‘.f;‘.!l‘h Test Sides o s kot TR Seweiry, pianus, and an understanding cifected thou it should Vi coliateraier T I PO RENT=A FURN. D HOUS i % 4 1 condidate for Clovernor onght to be Leaten ant of LA b FLUSIIEL MOUBE. (BIICE) - O puly bask such bills o8 ware prosentod by those | S50 Ly were,— Hartford (Goni.) Courant WILL VISIT RICHMOND. N IGEELT I SUMH 0 3 AXD GRWATDT CAY ‘Lnygm Adine i iy Averdeen i roome; ool erested. He tells who formed the Board, Ricuimonp, Va., Oct. 12.—~The Hon, John A, be liaud in exchauge for currency at the counting: | 155 Lusall kil o and gives the names of suine .unimportant peo- (dten.). Tvom of the Tribune Compan sl Meredith, President of the Board of Alaermen, Gen,Joseph R, Anderson, President of the ple who put up for such legislation as wasat that time dlspensed to the highest bidder. Golng next into As both the main parties were equally eva. North Slde, g slve on all live questions of the day, the remult In 7[*0_RENT=A FINE BRICK, ROOMS, FUR. arn A HAD ounting-foor N E: an only he sald to be mgnlucant of the way | Common Councll, and Frankliu Stearns, of the | QILVEI 23" ARKDA CENT FIECES IN PACK AU nace. and kood iarn A new 1 Lraum brick, clit THE aroTE sEMATE, e e e atee oy - e, | Doand of Publl Ttercat, willvst Washineton | £33 08 eachpoee ircurency at codntonrout o | ity WSS miiRortcl, ASphcRiod WL b tunen e ol T, oot | e S edest b i ok st o | BRIl TR CReen ot | o, i ASpco ey | MR B B UL their votes: * Thomas d. Creamer, on aecount of many Republicans, and the number of Democrate usdtiesor Wiseansin onght by C.RCHLEY, | =Rz during the Stute Falr, An extensive programine 18 being arrunged for his reception. THE MINERS, Mixcelinncoun. ¥ E, A. CUMMINGS & CO., i Madist: e fruni, corner Stal-at., won by it does not sppear to be large,—Nao York Timea (Llep.). The olection yesterday was very quiot. It the Third avenue bridge over the Harlem River: J. B. Vau Pelton, of Herkimer County, $20,000 for his vote on the tax-levy; Stephen J. Will- WA 0N FURNITUNE, otlier goud collateraia. JASIES toum fams, trom the Twentyfifth Dlitrlt, amount | quigted the Mopubilcane untl the nest election. | Prrrstox, Pa., Oct, 12—The miners of the | WAT DT, NOLUON Zewo FOIEG SONTIS | Mtitan o, hear P et 95, | e o "he "“Twenty-fitst District, | e are discounted by the wise younzmen who | Lehigh Valley Hallrond Company to-day refused | morth fuur tines the cILiIK 10 pay Costop | % ludiWuaetyy bElv, 14 rounis furasce, $36. y 2 _ _ e vapera - Adare e Lo b st Weat Winhilugton'st., 13 Tooms, ldrie kroundsy $5000 for his vote on the tax-levy; threw away thelr votes on oulsida lsedes,—work- | by vole to resuinc minipg without an advanve 2 oaftice.___ - v William Ml Grahom, from the Tenth District, | logmen, grecubacks, and ho like, When Itepab- | of wages. 2. DOUATSEEN charro LUAN N, CHOIY Erognds, aud stable, alten purchased for various purposes; George | licane go lnto enother outsido movement with Bpply to W. 0. TS loek ey Beavh, from the Fourteenth "District, various amouuts on different accounts; John F. Hub- bard, Jr., frow the 'Twenty-third District, - 000 tor his vote va the Tweed charter of 18705 W. J. Huphrey, from the Thirticth District; Samuel I "Frost, from the Firat; Heary W, {ienet, from the Eighth; M. Mortou, from the THIL TIRIBUNE BIRANCIE OFFICEN, N OUDERTO ACCOMMODATE OULL NUMEROUS Patrons throughout the city we have estabitshed racch Uflices 1n the difficrent Divialuna. as desigusted elaw, where sdvertisementa will be taken for tlie saie ranyed ot o Staly Office, and will be recelred ock p. B, urlug 1ue wevk, aud wutli 0y, m, Democrata we hope they will bo smart enough to sce that thelr partnes Journal (Rep.). Except for the exhibition of listlesmess on the part of the Repnblicans, there {a some encour- ngement in the Ohlo result. 1t shows that the DUBINERS I pay H Dot WANTED ON_IMPI D00,y worth s tov: % cents nu comuitastons. [ ), Fribuj re houest.—Daylon (0.) ) current mites. £ 1% Dearbarn-st., near Washingion. MUSICAL. __ Fifth; A. Kleecker Banks,from tho Etghteentl; | greeubuck craze has weakened: that it fafled to be- . WINNING, Dookseller and 6tatloner, | ~— - 'O REN’ A GOOD BEVEN-HOOM Fouti Tomts Srom the. Fiftenth, sl aoveral | come o nporiank. quanbiy . the strogele, 'If | Y531 condat, e Watwaiear, | AT Flcsul fion Pt tnly i Incahigh, e Wil ict et others, wore, secortiug to the contessions, Jib- | this Is the €axo fn Ohto, wiitch has shiared With In- | gicyMiad) N, New e, et RTINS, |[Hiehion® PATicr otusi val E LY Oy 1 Toa Wasningionst. erally compensated for their suffrages on varions dlann the dlstinction of Auancial lunacy, we need Eiexant sy e uAre £rand plago’ oy luny piauetorie unly... ut Sloin o onl; i FISK 3-RTORY JUURE ang B-root cuttage, uno block from car: fice ride 1o see Wen, SULOTRON, 198 mouth Waterwi, Aiireipute i peFiou8 JaFy froun 14 W lsconin. The fact te, Ohto lins Just gone throuzh a Wiscon. ain Granger movemont, except that the working- wen and not the Grangers appear. Long before the next natiooal camuaiyn slie wili bave recovered from it.— Milwaukee Sentlnel (Rep. ). ‘The Jenders of the Democratio cauvass (in Ohlo] mnd: fi:uvnt Lt appeal to unemploved or miensures, the adoption of which wus cstecimed casentiu! 10 the buppiness of the band. Among these gentlcmen was Willlam B, Woodin, but neither the amount nor the naturo of the service fs stated. Al these atatemeuts, how- ever, have just been repudiated by Tweed. After detalling the methods in- which the mongy was paid, Tweed conies down to the tatlonery, etc., 330 DI+ ANTON K1t0G, News D Statlonery, elc. MG Bakae e Sotnes oF CarpeatEy et ToerTs €l 204 X, BUSINESS CHANCES. I)BSHIADI.!‘I HOTEL FOR 8. THE ** TIRANSIT iinuse, ™ Clintol i PIANOS & oncaxs, (AwA%] AR sty oran ou 154 BTATEST,.[3 YEAI G UAKAN T BATISFACTION INKCIE CHICAGD. | BT, MAKTIN, iMd BTAT e . '1‘0 RENT—PLEASANT JO0OMS WITH PRIVATE fauiilys ten minutes’ walk from Tribunet with of without hoant, Address V4d bune otfice, "X T RETAILAT THE FACTORY, PARLURORGANS m, 18, for sald very low, 1{ Dot sold Ly Hark £ i : . . NAVARKO WATEH-METILE SWINDLE, m‘ff,',".,,‘,‘ e 2‘,’,5".?“',;, B capitalistry | vy e 2otk will be reied. | The businca, Tocatiun, Sk \“ b priaboraad pm fi;“,'l‘flin:fifl"fl‘n.‘f"fi":a L oy a2 The Departweut of 1'ublic Works had secured | yeotorday. n stiould not be unhecded, No | 35ie 0 hudse """l'.f.',"t 'rive low and “on longtime | yent, NICHOLSON ORGAN CU., 01 hast Todiaus-st, T Dearborn-av. authority trom the Legislature to purctiase wa- | Joty of thio time Is more important than the cxien: | Hocareg: o ¢ CUASE, executor of D. 8 Pullet, | SRy bANG, BUT LITIL i RALE: e et ter-inetres for the City of New York. A {estof | sion. by the Goveroment, of all the easletunce st | ooy wTpITTED AND STOCKED DRUG 8TORE 1\ 10 nunl(_xl% until pald fory nted for five T-STORLS, OFFICEY, &cs wetres was ordered by the enginecrs, and tho | can appropristely give to tho siruggling tnduesrics la'~,“',,‘,.““‘; 7 ot nvolce 87,00, | YeAre RERL'S Teaiple of Musie, By At aananca Navarro selected. The contract price had been | 0f the United States. If this duly {s properly dis: A D lm 13 dinpiroye ARGAINS ¢ 1 h, Charged by tho Hepublicans tntruated with nstuot | &d'srsperty prot Mo agreed upon, but Tweed refused to sign the X ORUAN ah Jeut Ealey oncas. only S, & besittiul fone W sters coutract unth ussured by Alexander Frear that , only #33. A sple & Kou organ, ndid New Englaind orga, puwer divasters be retrieved. 9 0l . Baveral very fine organk with e cominas 1t waa * ull right," which meunt tat Navarro R e s ST O T St of wiope 0 SuiTind reguiar privea I 30 SIAIL bad agreed to pay the Ring 10 per ent og all | yictories. The result of yesterday's Oblo L bills. Tue metres were utterly worthless wnd the price alo of the value uf clectiun should teach the lepublican lcaders in 5 e good ietres, bul to secure a fuvoruble report un Philsdelphis to abdicate at ouce, ve al ooce stop thetr diecreditavle If they do nut, L s’ PIANOS BTURY @flu"n_n‘r PIANOS, ANGHR-TTALY INTEREST 1N aly lijuor Busliiea; casly ared $4, 0 In the ALE=OI F 'I:Jq" Clase W 88 g ang - | divaster will aurcly overwhel here, ma It has | trade; cunshow where it has ciel e TEY ORGANSY Shle prefeireds b :}“;;’,‘,:3:.{,",‘,(5,:3,?{ r{:,';*.",‘.',.m:: ::r:,:m.' Tente | e groatest of Lo Weslern States, Tie manage. | 81x monily e S R N T Foreale on casy paymeuta, yr tot roul, 81, Tritung o cs, ment of the Republican porty In Philagetphia. and | SEperisuce want ent. o persvn va | a0 fnatruinents nuw 1a stock.’ lemenber that wo ANTED=10 T-0N T BID| lug thirough. 1L was oue of the most barefuced | WeRROr L, (R € LI N iien into indier. | BALIPULIY, 1o Randolvk dead In Bone but Tellably Guods, aod LAt we can oller hree or fuur furnianed rounis fur light lous switdles of the tot, but Tweed neclects to wive | 55 SIR0s, or worse. . ET_DOING A GOOD [ ¥ou th beat bargal keeplng, Addreas, S(UNK teriie and locativn, V41, ! e 10 1S fautid b the elty, STONY & CASIE, Uit Btate-at, AKKANTED AS DURAULE ‘The best and most unselisl Republicany stand sloof from the discouracing aveclacle of persons! dleputes smong accideutsl the amoubl of the protits realized by the Rine, The sewer-pipo gouge wad conducted ou the AT MARKET D ) ca¢1 Tosson for sclling, sickucss. 92 'L ribune oftice. 1 Iz T CONNE —___MBOARDING AND LODGING well-kuown priveiple of vaging for something | teaders, who,” having grown prospecous as oftice- HSOSIE, TRON CORN DIt Jae longas the beat sausre | . SSOASS . e iever dchvc!ul, T0d the ‘same rule was s | b nove mzn:.lwf na higher obieet than ore; erowion_slomighiarel sicknose. cupipeis KIS Tepile up i 1] South Sidos applicable to the stationery aud printing bills, uarreling snd biscken'ng cach otber, We e eEn e g TR TV i v TEATE | 41 A ENGLISH_TOUSE; el rineeres ¢ repest, such politicians ought st vnce to avdicate, YAUK CHANC] NEALTH BEING 50 POLIL ) o eacellent roums buard, $3 o $7 per weok. A Hitle over thiee columne ol the Herald are | delwiia Press (dliep.). Ta Cllicayu. Cashi unly buys it. FoF particulars sddress | Siaine’ before buylug Miwstraied, catal alied Loy - WITH T J:r.u free, of Mrs, Blehards, Gu1 Wabasie hauged. then devoted to s display of Mr. Tweed's real- Various causcs have couspired to T 43, Fribune oy LR of Musi, U catate nseets, nind this is followed by several | about this result, To beghn with, FANTED THS o BN FLOUMING-MILE T BOOKS. - columus of checks pala by the nmoral Kon: | Juet tuibed. fo ks detr indor )} vg snarre, S furathing S3RIsd atock AUAIVRS | s e AL N ; ‘Wont Sldos ster 1o various sub-Ringsters during the brilliant | complee and ringing chough 10 bise sl epitlas | = =5 e | 4 FELETONS ML JULHNAL, NEW, (3 WEST RN, ERONTING JEFVEL extatence of that remurkable coalition, canvaws upot, Nexh, thair candiuate for Governor )7D CASH GF A 1IC H 0 son Park—"To real, wlee aleove room, with hot Frani Mi.:d}'n‘fiflm.f.u.‘i....,. d | Medicine, g:n'“;::-'tm‘u: vents. A B DIMMET Liicken vul, $12. G mado & specch which g 5 Bloowingtou, 1. chance 10 relee the cry of T Bourbon Republicans—-aud e Foa many of them scattered over the Weetern lescrve—and eul aire b SULLKICS Cueay” ook~ a0d cold waler, tiarble ‘udutel, cte,, (urulalied of ug< h Luard for two.. ERIE, Supplemental to all this is & _further confes. sfon, in which he states that in 1508 Hugh Hast- = Hotolse CLEINK'S HOTEL, 10 NUKTIL LASALLE, K Fm ot Wit e R ARGAINS—URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTN, 3 T, = s brought bim in coutact with Jay Gould, | dissppointed oilicesevkers set vigorousiy Lo work | s~seoees Vola., lust revised edition, Nichulson's Cyelo- s il it N [ 13 \ha aaften permisaion 10 litroduce Ji Fisk: | o+ rebuke™ Hayes by keeping uil th votes frow | JJARGAINS peia ol ATCHIESLArR, 3 Yoles cund $405 TiETUE | e worki 1 ber A A Sl biant, $4.9; slogld ctiy He Introduced thew to Bweeny, who was then | West they could. * Next uross the Labor inovement Eaque Aiicrica, 3 vuli. fuil thoro. licals, 33 ceula; thie cheapua pince In FOCCo, $41. Uuclviid price luue; Wood Laces uf SH-AV.. 3 he Erie Road, o distract fram the Ilepublicans a siice of tho o riceof he parts sl o CADA HOTEL, 144 130 WABASH AV Ri:n‘;:f\:rn :oll:ufi‘nbuin cuntral of tha road an ar- | German wote |‘{\’ lich wol they. e X A e Hoy Metere DIt lonary, lN u}tle&«n Sladiala aild Moaroecst, bils blusk Troii : wa' Seara, - Fina AT | oo i, s s sound” 1 rangement was made by which M weeny was 10 | S haople “ora. Unoraughiy Uied of polllics | MARTING, _(ri} €054l SIS | R i ™ aud otber good 334 BTATR-ST. Al the rwpl. were thory and lhe hounest Republl who have ULeen which amount was dividwd in equal parts betweed the countey ™ the 5 PAID CRGIE WELSTE nd Mr. Tweed. From Lhat D) Branuard warks bring Koad pric AL, cur. td 10 the bolly to ¢ \Vls‘nmlfllnlln‘ . 174 STAT , UPPOSITE ‘te aimer Houso—Furlstiod rovms, with bosidy da; rid, $4 per wok. % Eweeny, Hugh Buith, 4 AL . e o H m— 0, 8 Y - timo Al leglalatlon dusired by the Eria Road was | 133t two wictobers, ecpeliien thal bhy, £oo8 Y TO EXCHANG) JUUE LTty se 2 3 ed by 4 . D ihie year, | amamancans & pe . e e D by Could and Flekang | Adu toall ote toe fack that ayes bebt Tiittn i | /PO EECHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT. CLEAK, PAITNERS WANTE E schange for clieap store TS0 HLLs 7 W ashingiou-at, ~ i DEOME FULNIS) NI E Y Sombe arite dweliligs dusbarsed oy Mz, Tweed, Mr. Barber, and Mr. Van NTED-A Vechten under Mr. Tweed's direction. Mr.Pweed 5, ceutrally lod hisown Stato luet fall by onty 7,510 votes, und resnlt need nol surorise sy The L) ALCOVE L pilvate fumliys {(n udlican u PPARTNEN o 3 P cholca 1oGation, Wil BFat-clast UsrdT price. 10 sull} MATSOS BILL T NN ISR SL, - ry fn L 4 4 5 cat will be hailed with scarcely | /0 BXCHANGE — FARMELS AND ilirtviog busibeas, o 14 necessary i urder Lo DIl would rent the sutird foor to famity. ~ Address i vl T a4 Ly Ypowsiuie, contied a1 | {lesuited satilaction by e Freadent's cncunce A etz lohe ot viopiry for n abrucive srers ol rinci ik S beslont o sulniey | Tl Vi, 3 il n hie own party, aad will of course be sowmne O A aland-are. between Madison a0d Vi o 1 2 X ¥ 3 = — e o s Aced o tecall any spe ofa tril lup)i\m’h Wyt There o mo ocenston for v | 3 A e T U5 Eribune orew, * o ren | Wey pequire (ot 315 G o b sduiiusal casltal, TOARD WANT i h ¢ couragement 1 it. It shnbly showa thatl somy of | === o — s AL CUNHHNG] oot T T TPt e e b B hias relatiyg | e disuruntied ledders bave bad thelc revenge, and IACIRINEIRYs . | (R Bossti uperanet puolbisiusescumaitty sobly | TROARD-AND 1oMs BY & LAUK AND GROWN e N e Nwecd o belore referred ta in | buabsolie of the Urethiren In the Westeru Kescrve TED_PALTIES DESIRING TO DISFOSE Op | jhieir busiucas. v ull varticulars suply to WAl L. | uuo e A v atth sewstor damen Woud 3, 000 for bis are not quite recouciled yet to toe ida that this 1e A o uihaoier thbe (N 1 st | DIEHCE & CO., Leal-Ritute Hrokery, 143 Lasall T TAN WiRIES U SECURE ort u‘n‘llm Canference Comitice. In cousiderae “,‘fb, g: i‘l‘nflm' 1877, —3pringAdld (Mass.) ke- wulliog “.“"..":n‘.’f:.':‘..i:;.:.‘!’:fi’.’.‘“‘.‘fm‘;!‘:fli:‘\fii‘fl' it 4 W T RE 8 TO JOLN TUE Bui)mu Jorlils wotiier fu 8 quiel, leasant fumlly; : ;7 o Alnd.). orfes, ete c! 3 - A o) N erine i cev ‘Inibs S J-'.‘y“f..2E'E‘ff':‘iflu’nf'sné,‘.':“i’érfi".‘...'u'.“fi‘f A ¢ v B s B e Nak Waaa | P oot a word vetes whioh shows | terimsiac toerceed §7perwesk, AChwsslh o, T une atic ‘T'he campaign in Ohio resewbled nothing in the expericacy of the oldest puliticians. Five particawere in 1be feld, and nope of thew had & well-dedued issur of principle with auyof iho 17 Clarkest., unit Sat 7 Lt; after thas Busnnell, i, wiil stand cluss favesilgation. d celebrated depusli Ko onable Teferences, Addrcas Tree guld, and whons Y 2d35intn, Wolsey 1l the rict 1 A CYLIN 1wust be & seciurk of U roud, aitbough they owoed o stock, N 4 in slock and other oper- T ___EUIR BALE. DER PRESS; BED 24X a8 Lug Iy D bty AR52 | 37 B, Box 11, Cuiduo 1.0, brougnt Fiek in_comwu- atlons. 3 pication " witts Judge Daruard, who thereafter koY ¢ \nu i"‘"‘fi%fi-‘xfie“x};fl"lfl’“}%l{; T T " other four, or a real conuectios, tarough s syme« he O 7 = wutft, e upol ted them il the Judicnl M4 they tequinel, | pathivs sndobjecte, withany natlonalursaniiaton, | ===y agm, A Py, BT At TR SR O e caad uaucual ke enublicaus divi Pt SOSVOSEEECPDY T UF O s L A eeciion Tands when requeeied 50 10 go by the | Ju¢ Saueil Befeaies of OO I e B ing every bortion of the structurs.” Can by seet from the great R ROO] uf ul ugslvd: A PSLUTELY Fli Vitnodt deisy, e . b Addsess N u, Tribune odice. Ring. sud mded thew st thot 1t wos in tikir power | |yican % T CIu0E 9 Dauise, varriages, elc. 3 money Ioadi Tockawsys, coupes phacious, elc., dud the c pichitees 5 e = B A S asecion with thelr roads 1o sdvance | BeVICAE, PAITT, ShS18 Lo'bm, IR Eoiliumirs | Huper cean déar, thAKils & Com Do Veat Sehress | Ale :i‘;flfl:fi;‘kfi'&t"“fi‘"‘h% e Al [0, SALEZCUEAL YU, S 0L oo 15 oot thelr political lutercels, the vagarics of the Columbus Conventlon. ‘Theri« quun‘ STONAUE COMPANY, 78 AND 50 VA! Bretectass sccutd-band work, cotaisth.g Of lop »ud open | glass wall-Caea Wt cupbuazds. iood Juruituey for s It was [o the sauie year that Le began to take | vai faciionsof workinguien, with the.ries mare or Buren-st.—Auiple fsclities fur aturags of furniture | bugiica phactona, platforia wagous, eic,, that we will | Drateclass clysr-store, CUAFIN & UOite, 74 mud 33 ati interest also i the. New York Ceutral, and | fess Communiatic, the Natiwosliats with their sa- | sud gencral merciuadieg: Nusral sdisuses b gl W 3 | Moorpe-at. ciuss Ut very chvap. PENNOSER & CUL S cret societice, tho Greenbackers, flled with ideas Wabash of chen tbe Probivitionista, whomake )] bout a baitle of whis- ky, fosmed over the fleld of battle, mcpeely 1o the confusivn. even where they did lit- e oruothing else. And, to complicate calcula- tious atlll miore hupelcasly, over this chaos brood- ed & geuersl apathy which the livel aratory fall- ¢d Lo 8rouse. The result 18 quite as remarkadle sa was the canvass. The Democrats thomaclves hardly expected the victory which bas fallea w thew. ‘Tho direct beazing of this election upon nationsl was autborized by John Dutchier, forwerly o Tateai freeinsurwices 3a[€1y Vaulta oF valusble wuois, State Scnator and theu the agent of the road, — tu buy up all necessary yoies i ML interest, In this schemo he expended about $150,000. THE MYSTERIOUS VOUCLER KOLBXRY uextclalins bis atteution. Lc sayss In a conversation with A. Oskey Hall, Lhen Mayor, relative Lo the examivation of ths vouck- ¢era by iho 8ub-Lommiites Associated with theCom- mittce of Citizens, of which Willian A, Booth was Chalrman, Mr. Hall jnformed Mr, Hweed that i FOhatALES SRS & eudis Thd ol Mo fo i y lll&'fll]‘.‘v lugy, sad u’]KllllH. conalsiing of K;a AERTIWARTED LIVE Nk ST MARY JOREY g SLIVENEY fi-ms o B T STt Rl G201 o washing® a Wl s WAL No. 0 of §. ~Adidress. s price, YHKD:I"LU" Cumoaoy, NDUM BOOK| Pt \. 5, LEPPERL, ORANDT Ly als N Y ehch. iaslkin, sy, claris, and Ulsgrals repres SO51IDA every PuFHUG 8 1B SLruciure. a6 ASANEMCAY & foh man, Busic, wad Lh SR AR b, Trlbuus v L WARRANTED, ci vale Wad CIIINE3, ALl fess than half (o luweas prices, Fri 70 H“Ii»T-CLAss)IAL oflics, 133 Clark-st., Kooia 4, up-staire. ¢ lnlnels-ste