Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MARCII 16, 187e—TIWELVE PAGES, THE WEST PARKS, An Era of Retrenchment and Economy Begun. The Old Offlcers Turned Out and Uood Men Iut In. Lipe and Park Policeman on the Ramp- age-~Holden's Wrath, Messrss McCren, Woodnrd, Ete.y Decllne o Bo Blufled Off. TIIE FIRST ACT. TTIE WEST PARK DOARD MUDDLE was greatly locreased yesterday afternoon, It was the day for the regnlar semi-monthly meet- ing, and will go down 8 one of the most dls- graceful that has ever been held. That thero were no blows strick was wholly due to the good eense of such gentlemen as Treasurer Mc- Crea, Jolin Brenovk, Witlard Woodard, and Cal. Diennett. The other four were bound to force things At any cost, no matter who was in- fured. The meeting was called for 4 o'clock. Pofore that hour there were & number of the Commiasioners present. C. C. P. Tolden had comeearly. Thera were also present Clark Lipd, Adolph Muus, Alden C. Millard, John Drenock, 8. TI. McCrea, Willard Woodard, and Col. J. B. Bennctt. As spectators there were present & number of gentlemcn, Including P, 8, Pelereon, cx-Gov. Beverldge, Cellector Jobn Ttoffman, ex-Commissioner Wootl, the expert buokkeeper, McChesney, and n number of others, There trere gand prospects of a lvely time. The very alr scemed Impregnated with the attle that was to come. Becretary Millard, presious to tho meeting, showed Ttz Tinuxe's representative the law creating the West Park Board, ond from {ts wording ho concluded that they wero appointed to ofiice for ever and o day. Tho reporter showed that the term of oftico of the Commissioners was limited at best to seven years, but Millard clalmed there wos an_omission fn the law, and that the Bupremso Court would not be governed by what the law Implied but did not explicitly Biate. The discussion was not carried on any further, for at preciscly 4 u'clnck President Live took his place and called the gentienen com- sing tho Board to order. Gen, Ucorge Bmith, Mr, Birenock's counscl, also took o scat, and a moment later Mr. Brenock walked in. Tle sat Jdown by himself in o cornor, watching what was golag on. Secretary Wilard reaa the record of the an- nusl meeting—the famous procecdings of four tothree. Bomehow, his voles scemed shaky, and ho acted nervously, as if he nntlcmnted trouble, Besido bim ‘sat C. U. I Holdon, the unrisaled Hold-on. Everything went well until the minutes had been read, when Presidont Lipe saldd: * If there are no ab}cuuuna, the minutes wiil stand ndopted as read.” THE JUSIC DEGINS, Commicsioner Woodard arose and asked that the yeas and nava be called, Clark Lipe—The minutes stand approved it there are no objections. Commisstoner Woodard—I want the yeas and pays called— Clark Lipe—The minutes stand adopted If there ara no objections. They are—— Commissioner Woodard—Dut I ubject, Preslilent Lipe—Then state your objections. Mr. Woodard then went on to say that he Qesircd the yeas and nays called because ho wanted to sco and know who was voting on the adoption of theso minutes, _Ile desired to pro. ul\{' the commission of John Brenock, who Liad duly qualified und fled his bond as a Com- misstoner of the West Park Board, to flil the tace of C. C. P, Holden, whose torm of oflico gnd expired on the 18t of March last, C. C. P, Holaen—This is all out of order. Col. Bennett moved for o change in the word- ing of the minutea in regard the election of Bocretary, tho vota on which Mr. Millard had falled to record. It was ordered to bo changed. Mr. Woodard's motlon was_then passed, tho hold-on four not understanding, apparently, that they were playing into tho hauds of the enemy, Thuyu" of the yeas and nays on tho adoption of the minutcs was then commenced, Col. Bennett voted in tho aflirmative, WIHEN HOLDEN'S NAMR WAS OALLED, Mr. Woodard objected. **I hold," sald he, " that he I8 not & member of this Doard, Ilis term expired onthe 1st of March, and Mr, Drenock hias been appolnted, and hias duly qual- ificd as & member of this Board, to fll his place, I deaire to say, and to say It in ol candor, that we came hera for tho purpose of scatlug Mr. John Brenock 1o his pluco a8 a member of this ard, \ C. C. P. tlolden—I ‘call tho gentloman to order, Thero is no motion before us, aud he hag no right to talk that way, Commissioner MeCrea—Wo decidedly object to ontsidors taking part in our dellberations as & Board. Mr. Woodard was about to resume. C. C, P. Holden—I coll the gentleman to order, ha {s mokinz an attack onme, and I wouid 1lko to know what he means. ‘The Chal shall bave to call you both to order. This is all uncalled for, Commissiouer Woodard—Do I understand the Chair to decide that he recoguizes the calling of Mr., Holden's namo ana the recordlng of his vote by the Secretary as in order? The Chalr—I shall have to declde so, most u-uredl{. ¥ Commissioner McCrea—This {s all wrong, and 4 obJect to outsiders taking part {n our meeting ar futerfering In our proceedinga, ‘The Chale—Call tha rall, Mr, Becretary, Thae fatter did os requested, and stated that there Were soVeD Aycs. C&mmuf-l‘?lnct!?efllmz't-! nb]ec& ta tho re- ¢ording of Mr. Ilolden's vote, t em- nhénlcnll; u[b:mn o 1 480y ommiasioner McCrea—I proteat apainst such unfair rulings, It this Boure.l s to be aov‘cmtd in this way, without the Jeast regard for falr- ncas or [ai say that I will have nothing moro to do with ft. Icannot lend my name to such unlawful proceedings, and I shall enter my pro- test now, and withdraw from this body, ('l an wmoro such disgracetul proceedings are tolerated, \vlu might as well rule any other outalder as fn order. Commiesioner Muus (rather oxcitedly)—1 move to adjourn. This was scconded by Mr, Holden, and the eas and uays wers called, which resulted in ipe, Muus, lolden, and Millard voting ip the sflirmative, and tho other three gontlemen, Hennett, McCrea, and Woodard o tho nega- tive. The Cbalr declared tho motlon carried, and here is where the ral trouble begun. THE INTERLUDE, Mit. M'oREA #aid that be would not stand such unfalr action, and, rapplog on the roporter's table, bo called the genticmon to order. Ho moved that Will- ard Woodard bs appolnted temporary Presl- dent of this Board. Messrs. Woodurd, McCres, Fennett, and Brenock had gathered about tho table. Clark Lipe approached them and sald: 4Thls cannot bo tolerated. The Board has adjourned, sud you will have to got out of here.” All the four who stood upog the side of econ- omy pald no heed to tho request, Mr, McCrea moyed that Robert McChesncy be appointed Temporary Becretary of this Clark Lipe now got falrly excited. ¢This won't do,” sald hie. * You have got to dlsperse d got out of here.” This wus said to Mr, McCrea, and he sald very Q‘llfl}!. “1t bas got to ba & man of aboub 200 pounds welght to ‘mt ma out," Clark Lipo—Gentlomen, wo can't have this; You muss ges out, 4¥D HEHE 18 WUZRR THR REAL YUM COM- MENCED, thfiommlulnner Muus sald: “Wo sban't have Jusk et Sl Liveonicred e ire ar! 4 wid e wontd. b n.eu red Mr, Brenockout, 8- See here," safd he to Mr, McUres, “you bave got to got out of hero protty qulcl:,' 1 {ell Not much,” responded i ! poni the gentleman, m!nu koow better thun that, and o‘u can’t pub %.0ut. I am bero by rigbts and by law.” bayd ;T this wor’t do* sald Lipe, “you l;;e 211 got to get out of this. 1am boss bere, hue“ fil:l mmlcnm thia. You cau’t mect v bastn, Dowrd has adjourned, and you have qn}:fil." Breoock— You get out of hero ~— Ar. Brenock—4Not much, 11 I kuow mysclt.” peyben Clazk Lipo donned i war-patnt Ho t on thick snd heavy, and shostly after e ¢ 1o witha fool of' anofficerln cltizon’ 48, snd All:uupted 0 perpetrate OT INFANOUS OUTRAOR. fig; Yas flanked Ly his friouds fu the Board. 'j1e to tho ufticer: +Take thls mau.” oticer, who wanted to play the bully, - forgetting ho had peaccable citizena to deal aaaln to the Condit embezzlement case, and Mr, right to sit fnits meetings, At yesterday's CONDIT ) CAS ESTATE. with, sald, ** Come along with me, slr, come 8if, | meeting thelr names wero called in every vote, Tteed moved to e P E e e s , sald, Ot BALE~THP. ELFGAN BLE-FHRON bt along.” and that they weronot present was nobody’s QUASH THE COMPLAINT, ! "rentdence, Nn. A13 wm‘M‘mx’.‘,‘fia--{ T Mr. Brenock—I won't go, afr, [ am here by rzht. The officer—You won't came, hey! Mr. Brenock—No, sir; show vour warrant for my arvest! Then that “hrave™ officer put his hand Into hls hip-pocket to draw his rovoiver,—to draw it upon a peaceable citizen who was present to dis- charge his duty to the public, Soveral persons saw the fellow attempt to Araw his weapon, and _the result was a general uproar in the office, Even Mr, Libe could not tolerato such action, and the excitement of the others at the attempted dastardly vutrage ex- cited iim also. o couldn't restrain himself, and the officer, rceing that he was the only ona who had attempted a violation of the law, sat down, protesting that lic was not going to draw lis revolver, but going to get his come-alongs. ‘This explanation was so bad that no one heeded on the ground that the date of thealicged crime was not elven. Mr, larvey contended that so Jong as the time did nut” eome within the atatato of limita- tlons, the exact date made no difference. A wearying discusslon followed, each side sticking to fta opintun with 8 peralstence worthy of a better cause, Mr, Reed clalmed that thera was hin date whatever in the complaint, inas- miutch as “the year of nur Jord " or the fnitiala vA. DI do diot precude the flgures ¢ 1876, Then there was a weary wait while somebody went to feteh a law-hook, on which hoth alles relied, When thin was produced Mr, O'lrien read from it {Iat Whaetou's Criminal Law] to show that the date was materfal in every case, :nl that the montn as well as the year must be ven, Mr. Harvey took up the complaiut and filled in the date, **Jan. 1, 1874, Mr. Reed moved to quash the complaint on the ground that it had not been rworn to, The Court had scen that the attornevs bad fiiled in the Items, and had scen also that the amended comolaint was not supported by oath, This completely upset the prosecution, and Mr. Behuyler Improved the oobpurtunity by ad- g{;zmlnz sume intemperate remarks to Gen. 8. The Court ruled that the complaint was vold, Mr. Henry C. Aldis, who swore to the original, then made affidarit to the amended one. The next point raised was that no warrant had been Issued on the amended complaint, but this way walved by the defenee. A postponement was then taken until Monday morning at 9 o'cluck sharp, the Muirhead vuse to be taken up at the fault but thetr own, The policy of the Board, sald Mr. Woodarid, was to bo one of economy; they did not pro- Dose to carry on much, i any, improvements in the parks 1he coming year. Thers were «lebte, and what was collected would go toward paying them off. There was not, it scemed to tlem. any public demand that the park im- provements should be prosccuted In the present stato of affairs, and the Doard would he daing its duty It ft ket up the parks as they now were, Cnn?lmz out the samc ldes, the Bonrd had declared that the President {and that was himsell) should have no salary, snd the Becre- tary only $1,200, That sction saved 85,300 at one cut. Belnye asked whether there was any kiea that the oflicers who had cuntrol of the money would ‘anv over any of It to the Holden party, Mr. Woodard expreased no anxietv on that point. e was sure that Mr, McCres, the County ‘Treasurer, would respeet the orders of the reg- ularly-constituted Hoard, and ho had no appre- beusions Lhat Mr, Loowenthal, tho Treasurer of thie Board, would render himscl? and his bouds- men liable by pnyh»r uver any moncy to any one else than the lawlul Board, : Mr. Woodard did not think it worth while to discuss the idea of Holden's having n clalm on the office. ‘Thelaw that said that no term should Le jonger than soven years sccmed to sctile the case. Holden began his last term March 1, 1871, and, if the law wss worth any- thing, that term ended March 1, 1878, 086 of the best bullt shd cunvenicntly ‘srranged housey 12 1 Ao brick harn, We are suthorized to offer it at much below {14 real value, and 1 JIng to secare a Ant.clu nonie to ) & COE, 3l FOR BALE—THE TWO-5TOf TWeat Congresa-st. ment: Jot SI price. SR 1erims 1o dule) MEA & COF, 153 La: ERPLstan Lol MEAD Te-nl Fom!:l«i —TWO FINE REAINENCES ON ROUTH 3. M. TESTANA, 123 Dearborn and $8,07). Jron sas, ~CHEAP-27218 (UN13 2 ¥ Krem-st. near Morgan, two fronts, Aleo2.itory house and fof, very ite,” adjolning the abore. Termstoault. _Apply at 160 West Monroe- fox BALE—BY H. C. MOKEY, b8 CLATK-BT., oneof the best house tn the Bouth Dirlslon. 2 :('I’Ir:rm;t:fi S:Il '"g’:" n;ll '{h:?s!‘lncflnflmli Huh- Drance, B12.0, o Slc-3lob F2xitus Bofncum- 01 SALE~FIFTY | BTATE:ST, Al _Jackion, MATHON HTIS.. #7 Washlngion-st. l} U Ffisr'rnflh' lXDl.l\'\'A'lAl". Nr;ZAn .y e years 3 19t 7. “MATsON HILLe 67 Wasniox- It Looks as if the Prosecntion Had Hegun Before They Were Ready. Q;nm“n HOUSE, 833 iden Part of the Complaints Dismissed on g Technleallty. Tha offico of Justice Foote was packed yester- day morning with a crowd from the Town of Lake, who had come to liaten to the preliminary examination of George Muirhead, Assczsor; A, B, Condit, Bupervisor; and Peter Murphy, Col- fector of that town, on charges of taking lilegs fecs, Mr. W, 1I. llarvey appearcd for the prosccution, Mr. Charles Il Reed defended Murphy, W, W, 0'Brien appeared fur Condit, and Uen. Stiles for Muirhicad. Tho office was etacked two fect high with books ‘and papers, oll of which it was announced would be needed in the case. Mr, Reud opened the ball by claim- ing that all the complaints were fatally defect- ive, In that no one of them contained any date on which the alteged offenses were committed. ‘The defense did not prooose to make a point on this, but demanided to know on what day the slleged crime was committed. Mr. Harvey sald that the month and year was given, and that was enough. 1Mo further stated Bl‘ this time there was an {mmense deal of loud talklng, and there was a crowd of several thundred persons on the sidewalk. Wagona stopped in the streat, and It scemed as thourh ariot might be in progress, which thero was not, since it was only a chin-nusic matinee, Lipe sent for n wliole yosseo of officers, One came Ioto the room In unlform to arrest the four who were organizing the uew meeting, hut he wns a great deal wiser than the man who had preceded and declined to interfere. ‘The result was that Mr. Lipe could not ex{n:l the four Commissloners. Mr. McCrea nizain ealled the meeting toorder, Clark Lipe—There ran't be anybusiness done. I have got something to say. SUBURBAN HEALL ESTATE, ARKET AND POULTRY FARM, nd bouse, €113, 81 downs alia five baidt park, $2.00, $aadown, Offics l;‘d‘l‘{'ng onday. J. G. EANLE, loom 39, . MEAL ESTATE WANTI T A\ F. WILLEX. byt tcription. Mr. McCrea—The genticmen wiil coma to Mr, Woodard gave an fnteresting account of - A osas o order. the proccedings at tho office yesterdav after- | ghat ho was not ready to proceea until he had :::;“(glfl)l.‘s‘;o?é:i DT:“E'J'?:T;L‘H&'JT'“' LR 1?»‘4"‘ ";nw;'flm'é T:‘o-m?- “fi?"l%u"&'.& Olark Lipe—Not much. noon, differing in no essentinl degree from TH8 | oxamined a mass of documents. - Kulng We, Stafe-st Fortleth. TninuNs reporice’s narrative above. What achlnlly sstonished him, ho said, the sudden development of talent on his alds of house, Nelther Mr. McCrea nor Mr. Brenock wora to be daunted by vither Lipe or lis park [milccmnn who tricd to draw a revolver, and iy tield Fhelr ground, with the aid of the rooster, without loss or datnage. “The upshot ot Mr. Wooaard's viow 18 that he nna his friends are entlrely In the right legally, and thuat if thero Is to be any fight it must come Mr, McCrea—\Vo are going to transact soma busincss, Clark Lipe—I shall have something to say about that. You have no business here, and you ahan't do anything. Thils thing was kept up until Mr. Livo tired out, when he sank Into a chalr. In the mean- time Becretary Millord lucked the safo and vaults and took palns to have ull the books and rcconlls upon the {nslde of them. He thon do- parted. . 4 GESEVA BUTTER AND Clieese Factory, Gen=va, Kane County, 11l ‘This factory 16 now gestlng 5.Un ponidn of milk der day, and €An be Tncrrased ~aglly £ 10.000) pounde, under & respons #ibte X il4in 1 Messes, Itced and O'Brien wanted the case to proceed at once, if at ali. Tho partics had been arrested on 8 warrant backed by aflidavits, and unless there was evidence Lo back up these alle- gations the nrrests were outragcous. After some further talk, Mr. Harvey was granted time {n which to look over the papcrs. The ten min- utes asked for ewclled into su hour, and . Mr. O'Bricn rosc at lnst to ask i this kind of thing DE LUNATICO. The Twelfth Day WiI1 Close the Van Deusen Trouble at Kalamazoo. Spectal Diwatch to The Trivune. KaLAsazoo, Mich., March 15.—~The eleventh day of the trial of the Asylum case has proved o bo of Intense Interest, Never has there been a casc on trial in this cireult that has called out riy. Lhe bu T atine, 400 two Baries nd 7108 i1 (8 the h=sC Apeing of nure,cold watef in iat Aows continually & pipe fiwater. The factory ls in e, And only one- ofa 1 ans Addresa for furl ghauce. MEI, Geneva, LIk CISTERPST IV ALUABLE Partiniy Introdated: on ek oral 010 83,0 equired Lo extend the It 7 was to ba continued indefinitely. 8 larger audienco than the one assembled to-day | busines: thoros A " TIIE osofiggl\‘lv?“ml\(}'l‘. om Holden B L N Marve aahd A pabiers were sl IEE | s e L Hin.one aseerble e mi Juninewrs lorutiah fnvest n_uan lartied.” Addrew < g Last evening a Trinuxe reporter called apon | up, and it would take 8 considerable timo to | platntiff and the arguments of counsel to the | JTB, SALE-Gut STOCK, TOOLS, AXD Mr, McCrea again put the provious motlons, :}uonll.'mlnlullcr Holden, whose oflicil acat scems | sort them out. Jury. i n:: distore. cat RN i e and they were adopted. 'Mr. McChosney, the new Secrotary, called the rotl, but Maus, Mil- lard, and Lipe atuljously refused to answer to thelr names. Mr, Muus sat quictly by looking on, a8 did Mr. Lipo now, ana 1lolden was in the {front room. Peace having been now restored, and o posse of police officers belog In the front room, Col. Bennett offered a resolution, * That this Board do now proceed to the election of a permanent President, Secrctary, nnd Auditor.” The mo- tion prevalied by a unanimous vote of the four, the others remaining exquisitely silent. Col. Bennett then offored the followlog: Witkngas, B, 3. Collom, Qovernor of tho State of Ilinots, fias appointea John Hrenock to mnc- caed Charles C, P, Holden, whose term of oltice as & momber of the Hoard of Weat Chieagolrark Com- misslonera explred March 1, A. D. 18785 and 1 Witkngas, Tho sald John Brenock has this day rosentod to tho Boara’ of West Chicago Park the bone of r-mm:nv.lurni and asked Ll and will [n- what he proposed to do about it, ‘Do ahout what! Aln't I here yet" “ presume yout will give ub your scat [n fa. vor of Mr. Bronock?” M think not. As I havae been edviscd by counsel, my tenure of office has no limit excopt that conditioned upon good bebavior.” “What lawycr says soi"’ My counsel does, and so do Gen. 8mith and Milton Ilay, who were counsel for the Governor and the ousted Comtmnlssioners. Wiy, Schultza mtmm‘p't have been efected had he concluded to stay. “Then you are simply going to continuo tho excrelse of the funciions of your oflleai” “Certatnly, No demand has ever been made on moe to give up my scat, and if such had been nmdcll would have declined.” “Then the offlce must bo worth somethlog,— how much?” “Ihave beenm it for nino years and never Kot a cent.!” Mr. Condit said tust the prosccution had had the papers in their possession for a week, and had mixed them up themaelves. Mr. larvey soid that a request was made of Mr. Carson, the bookkeeper appolnted by the Poard of Trustees, that the papers might be ex- amined. Carson refused to allow the examina. tlon without an order from Mr. Coudit and tho Town Clerk. It was necessary for the prosceu- tion to have all the vouchers, and when a de- mand was mado upon Carson for theso napers he put on his coot and started for home. The speaker tricd to get hold of the books, which he had o right to sec ns represcntative of a com- mittee of taxpayers. But Carsou REPUSED TO LET TIB BOOKS DE SEEN, and Condit also objected. This happencd on Wednesday ana Thursdayof Jast week, Condit nald that hie had to leave, and, although a book- keeper was employed especially to keep Cone alr Yulce about 8o, i wiih for soing one fu step abie businews. Address 814 AND LAHGEST GROCERY TIOUSE grawing and_wealthy tuwn of A0 in- habitantain Western Sew York, ou four Hines of rail- the terminue of twa of thein, besldes twu new roads under way, making five counties tributary to it, ELovk wiil Inventory $10,000, but cau be reduced. Mol satisfactory reasons given W. URAHAS, Geneva, Court opened hatf an hour earller than usual this morning, in urder to Insure a conclusion of the casc to-day. Thie daily records of the Asylum from Oct. 17 to Dec. 17 were read as cvldence of tne cond!- tion and surroundings of the plaintiif while she was within its walls. It was thought that this much of the records would serve as a fair sam- ple of those duripg her ten months' conline- ment, Miss Jennte Bixby, a former attendant, was then sworn, ond testied to contradict the state- ments of ather attendants for the defense in reference to certaln bad practices at the Asylum. Mrs. Busact, of Toledo, was also sworn for the same purpose of contradiction {n refercnce tu the condition of the plalntif at Toledo, Misa MeNlcl, & witness for the defense, then for seliing. Address GEO. W ASTED BUSINES: MAS R OF ENERGY and ability tu superintend the manufaciuré and saleof anentisely new line of goods In *his section. Thie offers s rare’ chiance to bufld 1tp & permanent sd very profitable business: good reference ulred but llrl!lmlllu:ll" necesaary, Ca'lon W. A. BONNEY, 7uJackson-at.. corner of Atate, foom atalrs. sess, dune entirely for caah, without Tisk, and paylug & iandsome proat, 12, lrlmmrf EINANCIAL, DIAMONDS, WATCHRA, 1i5° private omce, 12 liane toorn 6 and 6, Estaniisned 1454, ks ose VWASIED-A FIRST-CLASS PHIOTOGRAPNER, operator, And retancher, to come 1o Washington, Is. . Agooduliuation o the right man. - Address Lock- Dz ¥ hington, 1a. — IMMEDIATELY — A FIRST-CLASS d onder cook for the Globe Chop Huase, nd. A GEISMA Misceliancous. ‘VA.\‘HD—MI»:K TO TAKR *“AGENTS' GUIDR.* srenta and what fort 32 pagest Tella who want 4 o) 5thyr;1 copy 6c; monthiy. Beatt, 6 Dearborn.at. D LADIES 10 BELL, A} ';i“réw ok Dot ot UheUEs T d s of, the hew Pol 8,000 ather fast-selling articies, Varisty of lfl'phg‘l ::fl rices that noother hunseoffert $10 to sl-’l dn re 5 workers.. 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Domesticss ; VWASTED=A G00D GERMAY ORECANDINAVL. ‘an girl tn do geaeral housework tn & small faml- 1y APpy at3izd Wencwortl-ay, FANTED~A~GOOD OIRL TO COOK, WASH, VWA i bl Tae Seat of Férovenset: 1015 Michigan-a ASTED=A GGOD GIfi, T0 DO OENERAL \V Noutewark. CApHlY Rt 141 Weik Lako-st\ THAL ANTED-THREE ™ F: A £ ‘ Touni girls st 31 F,Afl-’> K? BINING Millinerse CARRIEINO. 77, s gl kf i on- Tiox 24. Cht- Nurnes. TANTED=A NURSE. AGED WARTETS TS ety i o 0 ¢ WANTED-A SEAT YOUNG 0itth, TO TARE care of cilldrens references reqaired. 030 Weit Monroe-st. ~BITUATIONS WANTEDTALE tookkeeporn, Clorkn, &ce gl‘muum WANTED-IY A THOROUGHLY COM. LY petet kkennes enrreapondent whio hns had fnifen Years: experitnce In’ Fiaponsiie. poaliions 1n Chicago, clty baving s populstion of I ASoF B\ eE or WU ScCept A povit wholcsle Ilmllvl here. nA\MN:'IIDA mp‘l".:lh\‘lllfl nr!fi;g.m' QUTUATION WANTED — RIONRT-IaND, CAN 3 write about 75 wonds per minute: waut 8 position sscorreapondent. Addresa I 19, Tribune office. Address B 13, Tribune n‘r’l«’!..n Hiershen i nlee ‘Traness ngUATION WANTED~RY A GERMAN GARDEY- 3 erican alospeak Englishs masrried: have no chile drent would work in oroutof town, D 3u, Tribune. QUUATION WANTED-AR “CUTTE { m’;‘m:» oring. cf 0 ] rel 3 Addrens B 4, Tribine 5@53.“""‘" i o alt's books and was pald out of the tawn funds took the oath, and stated that the testimony of *Don't you and the other threo membors of FOIT 0L UULD ‘ommisalonera the recard of his mpnontment by thi i that he has taki tha majority poal earningsi*! for datng so, it was alleged that the books could Miss Bixby was all wrong. tulnsn on nd valaan the Governar, and tho evidanco that be hts takon | 40 BNt Y B makes you ask that ques. | 1Ot be cen except fu Cundit's orescnce, Every | Tho Inst witness in this tria) was the frsto— | Sricciictseiy oo & et i e and domanded a seat in the Board of West Chilcaga | tion " obstacle hud been turown ju the way of the iu- [ Ars, Newcoer,—aud she denled briefly, in an- | nY Lo TTCIE, FIANGS, vestization. but enough had been establishied to demonstrate that Condit had been guiity of taking {llegal fees, Now the papers were pro- duced, but all mixed up, and it would takc o couple of hours to sort them out. Park Commissionars as & membor thereof s and WiznzA®, Clark Lipe, President of this Board, and A. Mubs, Auditorof this Koard, do refuse, without suthority of Iaw, to admit said Brenock to sald Doard, and “do illcgally fnslat that the il “Such Is tho rumor around town.” 4 There Is o truth whatever in tnostory.’! “Did you draw o plstol this alternoon " Y No,"” There was no plstol drawn, When OMcer McGrath was called {n to put o stop to swer to quostions from both sldes, many of the 55 statements aud circumstauces sworn to by the witnesscs for the defense. An cnumeration of them Is unnecessary, but ber testimony at this 5 warchouss trceipts, a ‘sabingty A, LIS OF 81 AND UEW chaage for currency sl Toom of the Tribiune Gampangs o b L Holden, whose term of office oxnlred the 1t day M o 5 Brenock's rioting, he tricd to pet bis ‘come- ir. Condit was abont io explain, but the : DENNTky BE AL or Masch, A, D. 187, ahall remalo, & mermber of | 0¥ nd In a5 doing alsplayed th butt of & | Court sald thiat he wanted au sgreemehtreached | Hite Was th tho effect that all of the acts aworn | _Gureiiy &t the counil to as cvidence of {nsanity were untrue. At balf-past 10 Thomas R. Sherwood, of this ptace, began the argument in favor of the plain- it to the jury. le contended, in an emphatic and telling style, that It was the duty of the Jury 1o nward the pinintifl a pencrous verdict of damages for false imprisonment,—faisc because she was perfectly sano; false because po suthor- ity for her ymprisonment had in any way been shown. At the opening of thecourt after dinner Henry F. Scverens, of Kalamazoo, consumed the two hours alloted him In fmpressing the jury that the cvidenco o the case went to show beyond all controveray that the plalntiff, previous to ler econfiuement, was insans and dangerous to soclety and herself; that the character of the witnesses for tlie defenso wos “In ftself strong proof of 1he merits of the case; that the treat- about when they were golng to begin. Mr. Harvey then asked an adjournmént until 2 p.m. Inthe meantime, he ‘would ascertaln w&:mer the Town Clerk bad obeyed the subpa- na and brought (n all the papers. . Mr. Reed sald ho was informed that the ob. fect of the prosecution was to defeat the re- election of the zentlemen who had been arrest- ed, Tho clection came off two weeks from Tuesday, and it would probably sult the prosc- cutlon very well If they could get an adjourn- ment over electlon-day. Mr, Harvey denfed that there was any polit- feal object at tho bottom of the prosccution. Tho Town of Lake had been robbed, and the toxpayers had gove into the case in order to rotect thelr rights, Ilv would not promise to ¢ ready by 2p. m, Mr. O'Brien asked the Court to dlsmias the cosa or order that it be proceeded with legaliv, Aun adjournment was then taken till 3 o'clock sbarp. QILVEI 35 AXD 80 GENT FIECES TN i Y of #10n exchange for currency st countingroo! Tribune Comupany. PRI CEST=MONEY TO LOAN 0% IMPROVED orthern lilinois; commercinl paper bought AN & DAY N Ev Bortheast coraer Tlandoipn + Chicaxo. revolver, but none was drawn," Iy Ofilcer McGrath a city nolicoman?” *No. 1o ls oneof the park poilcemen,” 480, thew, you sct tho job ug to have one of your policemen there to ¢fect any men who should, by virtue of the Governor's commis- sion, demand his seati" no. Ho was there aceldentally, Mad wo supposed there was golog to be o row, we would bave had moro potlcemen there.” “1Vell, what arv you going todo about. (t1" "|l'dun’t proposs to let anybody bulldoze 0, % Atn't you bulldozing the Governor?® “Yes, you may call {t so. I have posscaslon, and Intend to keep it 1 Mr, Brenock wants my olace, he must eatablish his elatm through thocourts, I have nothipgto do but acton tha defensive, “duppose Mr, MeCrea, who s ono of the Commissioners, na County Treasurer, refuses to pay over the park tax to your Tressurer, what thelr sald ofiices in aaid Buard 10 continue tho aald Holden jo sald Board against decency, good order, and law; therefore, Resolved, That Clark Lipe be, and Ia horeby, removed from the office of President of this Boara, Jtesolved, That A. C. Millard pe, and hereby is, romoved from tho office of Becretary of this Board, Resolved, That A. Muus be, and hercby s, re- moved from the offics of Aadltor of this Board, LOOKING APTEIL THE FUNDS, When the resolutions deposing Lipe and Muus were read, those gentlemen smiled sardonically, but sald not & word, only sitting by gs Jookers- on. Tho preamble was passcd by thht vote of four, Muus and Millard not interlering. Willard Woodard was then elected permanent Prosident, McChesney, Becretary, and John Brenock, Auditor. A permanent organization having been effected, Col, Bennett theu offercd the following, which was also adopted: Wreneas, By a majority voto of all the members of tho West Clilcago £ark Commiasionurs at a reg- ular semi-monthly mceting hola on the 15th da; OAV OF 1LLY 018 FATME nity cominiaion B Der loom 8 Tribune Bullding. s HAND 70 LOAN ONPADNE reliaso cumme: . _Methodist Hio i JAMSCELLANEOUS, ISSOLUTION OF PARTSERSHIP — CHICA D T Y atar i Favsactsmin o Hesamans tueckneim and fenry Linde bias ais day been dinsolved hiutual consent. Jienry Linde will ot be responsts ule for any l1abllity bereafter contracted in it nsae gfsaidrin. "leary Linde, lato Nucckhelm & Liade. ’fil‘:sx;nl“;"xf Lg,'zlxi:x:\'u"n;uz;n?fl;gi"cfi;‘lfi'lfif cagos_on cr. i, \QETipRs M CAICARO1, anip 82 i doseny formariy 5—0LD . A. D, {878, at the offica of sald Park | ars you golng to do about {t1 'On reassembling, the Court called tho cases | ment of the plalotilt at the Asslum was most | "JTIIOW AWAYYOUTt KIECTACL EYER B T i Lha wha'raovod frog tho oMco ot | o Ha will avo £0.4urd It Over to tho Trons. | amuinst Condit, st Mr. Harvey, with whom | kind aud skillful; oud thay tho nterest of ,!.,,'.’X“.‘,‘ BE QLS lscatet uL sl oot fromidy Prealdent of rald Board: A. C. Millard was ro- [ yrer,t Was nasoclated’ Mr. Behuyler, sald thoy wero | soctety demanded that a verdict of no cause of | Dit JONNSUN, P O: 1o 4 Chicago, Die. = AEots 4 th ‘wanted. moved from tha ofice of Secretary of suid Board, and A, Muns was removed from the oflice of Auditor of this Board: and Willard Woodard was elected President of said oard, itobert McChes. noy, Beeretary, and John Drenack, Auditor, cach of action should be rondered, In order that no precedent stould be established for other spee- ulative Junatics to follow in the future. Darwio D. Hughes, ot Grand Rapids, followed rendy to proceed with the charge against that persan of tuking tlegal nay. He offered in evl- dence the charter of the Toswn of Lake. Rudolph Brester, residing at No. 330 Swan **Can ho ao so withont an order from your Board(" “Idon't knows; but if he, should refusc to turn it over on our order, I ‘suppose we would y TANTED=A RTOCK OF DRY GOODA_OR _Giu- ceries. Wilk pay st 1a land In Eastern Nebrasks, balance i eashi,_ Address P, 0. Box 380, Bigourer, [s. 4 ANTED—ARECOKD-HAND SALOON-LICENSE, 4 1t ke obliged to apply for u mandamus.” atreet, was sworn, ile was Town Clerk of the | {n alogical argument for the defense. Ho cited \V y file % ':,‘l”‘“h‘:',,',:‘,:‘b‘;‘,fi e ,'.",:‘,',','fl,‘:,"',{,‘," hi": it Rty bt A aro honestly and legally Town ' of Lake. On_March 18, 1470, thy com | twenty ucts of fnganity that ke clatmed wero | - --A"';,"":éf,’p';_,':"’c ‘:'"m SRR BMcen to which they were electad; therofors entitled to the oftice?” vensation of the Town Treasurcr was flxed at 3 | fully establlshed In evidence, which left no NToFANLAND, 2 s 31 Luke-si. Rtesolred, That Itobert McChcansy, tho Becre- per cent of the amount which should be pald | doubt of the mental oberration of the plaintiff, “I never knew anything about it until Gen, gmith and Milton Jlay, the counsel for the (Uovernor and ousted Commissioners, agreed at tha trtal of the Tm werrpoto case that the tenurcof oftice hind no limit except that of ED—A FINST-CLASY TUG-BOAT, 20 0 foch_cylinder, tultable to bura slabs. 1 242 boiitls Water-st,, looin 1. T 3IONSES AND CARIIAG tary of this Board, be, and 18 hereby, directed to inform the Colloctor of the West Town of Chicago of the actlon of this Hoard in thle regard, and direct the =sid Collector to psy ne morney to tho over to him by the Coltector, Mr. George W. Carson sald ho was Account- ant of the Town of Lake, having been up}:_;_rlub ‘rua- He claimed that the trial was, from the begin- niug to the cnd, n species of scnsatlon which could not, even by the nssistance of tho most ablo legal talent, disparage the inteerity of so S ed to that position {n 1576 by the Hoard ol el Lie, iliaed, or Maus, o lther of them ed i wan famillar with the Uonks ‘and. louored an ofliclal as Dr, E. H. Van Deusen TCTION 8A ‘A LARGE LOT OF 11OGSES, oNicers of this Tioard, and 1o recogniza tha aficers | Rood belinvior. If that bo su I proposo to hold | tecs. 1lo was with the books and ac- ; « B U, usen, CTION SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF HORSES, o 3 counts of the Treasurer. 1o {dentitled a paver | nor deprecate the character of the conduct of | 4) cartiages, aud harneases. at WHEN & CO.'5. 104 1l doy olected ns tho lognl offcersof tho Board | on. I have posscaslan, and If anvbody wants 1t e o which showed that & eoinmislon af | tho Michigan Insang. Asylum, whoso superior s | 284 o asIngton st ~aturdny. Mo G o' of West Chicaga Park Commissionots, Col. Dennott also offered the following, prefaced by tho ssme preamblo as above, which was adoptéd s Zesolred, That Robert McChesnoy. the Secretary of this Tioard, be,and is hereby, dirceted ta Inform tho Treasuror of 'this Board of the actlon of tha Tioard In thia regard, and diroct the Treasurcr of this Board to pny pu more money to Who atd Lipe, Millard, or Maus, or on their order, or either of them, as oficera of this 1 , ana to recognlze the oicera this day elccted a8 tho legal ofiicers of the Board of the West Chicago Park Comnmiamioners, ‘Tho new Seerctary was thon instructed to In- form the Treasurer and Collector of Cook Coun- ty of the action takey, and to warn them to pay over to the old officers, As tho 1 must bo disposseased by law, It does not do- volve on me to prove the aflrmative. Tho othor slile must eatablish the fact that I am out by reason of expiration of term." ¢ What will be the outcomo of tho racket to- d.‘,anhlnz. ‘Wo will rematn just as we were,* HOW THEY MADE ROADS IN JAVA. To the Editor of The Tribune. Banrnovy ilons, near Dwight, 11).,, March 15, ~-Langunge cannot sufllciently cxpress tho Just Indiguation which the travcler must feel when bhe hos had a bitter practical experlence of tho coudition of our public ronds all oyver our State, Hock vn hand JPOR BALE-UOLiEs, CAUIAGES TIAETONS, ‘Lop sud vpeu bugkied, top delivery waians, and ex: prest wagons: 1 fact, &l ¥ugs of wagons, fiarness, double and single, The Iargest amortment {h Clileazo Wil besoliata kreat sacr Tiprcs 10 let by the dayor week. Money sdvaneed, Will sell on monthly yinentaor excliange. udt be s0l Lo DAY storages 1'C. WALKEIL 240 ai Stateest. 1t SALE—TOP AND OPEN DUGQIES, TOP open deiivery and grocars wakons: ait cast dud mionthly payinciite: best and cheares wagons fn 1own. Itepairing and patnting. All work warranted, O, J. HULL, corner Archier-av. and Twenty-fourthe 01 BALE-ATHONG. COMFORTATILE McCLEL: u‘u“ln IIMnL with bisuket; slso aesrly new DUKEY pole. haslicuv. not found fu this country, In the preschce of an immense sudlenco in the evenlng, J. Lozan Chapman, of Detroit, closed the case for the plaintif with a most brilliant ond forcibls speech to umjur{. He dwelt upon tho suflerings of the plamtiiff thus far,_and demanded of the jury s substantial verdict to compensate her for her mental and nbysical sufferiog caused therby, 'I'lic nu- hority for ber confineniens was wanting, and the Jaw prescribed 8 method. If such suffer- ing could boe fuflicted upon a citizen of this country without redress ut tho hands of a jury, no llberty was possible for one who hind eacmivs, ‘This speech had a most telling effect. Hun- ?mu was pald to somo person, to him unknown, or OBTAINING A LOAN Or $30,000 from the Commercial Nutfonal Bank on Uct. 21,1876, Could not testify In regard to a bl for interest and commnission on another foan of $14,000 in November, 1870, Did not know to whom thic comuission was pald, and would not swear whetlier tho town books showed anything about It. Got his {nformation generally from Mr. Condit, and could not swear as to what Condit may have anld to him when the bill was handed In,” Identifiod snother bill for commia- slon ou procuring sn extension of timoe on $40,- 000 wartli of bonds. Thoe vouchier did niot stato 3 ___TO EXCIANG] 10 mony to whom the money was paid, and witness did | dreds of people wero gathered 1o the stalrways | Co-emsmnn 10T e sy unty ‘Lreasiirer was present fn the capacity | If this be truo of the ¢ " "W . | leading to the court-roum, sod hundreds were | 7]'0, EXCHANGE-TUREE NEW - FIRST CLAKA Slpmt‘:xiber ot now Board, o will probably { this be truo of the * traveler " what might bo | not know suything about it *wiore than an ommfi to return without Injog suficlent l hrick residencea, neat the park, with sil modern told of those who for nearly soven mouths have been obliged to lead a lifo of isolation, and al- body elac,” “The bill was brought 1n aud said Improvemcats, for wad property in ihrlying town., to be for commissions. Witness made out the Tiowse and fot, clear, on South Kide Far becd the request. 0 of W &cres i Micligan, clear, for good rests proximity to hear the speaker. EXCONOMY. ol t could not say by whose direction, ‘The Judge charges tho jury at 0 o’clock to- ‘Thi followlng was next adoplod: mo#t wan for dally food fn o land fowing with | Y0uRee DUt UG, NT AT, DEVRS found. " | morrow moruiuc, O e, diy two mlies from coonty eeat 10 Resoloed, Thot o anlary ba paid to the Presl. | witkand cornt Yet we alnost despair of a | “Mr, Red contended that the law making the ————— Byntiiera juwal se iood s farin as here aIn (he Slate. aent of the Wost Chicago Park Board aftor March | chango for the botter until some compulsory | aaking, demanding, or taking extra *pay”in THE ARLINGTON ESTATE. AR OV IR Orat-class. ! & 15, 1878, neasurca are adoptod which ahiall compel thosa | oxcess of that allowed by law, o misdemeanor, Ticnsoxp, Vs, March 15.—In the United | Hotel 1] Thinols, dolng §ood business, with al} furni- o T Seayy e 8508 &b | who bavo clargo ot our oubl, rouls fo wmsad | il &, 0, o6 Sl dul, WEE, (e | tates Cireuit Court to-day, Judge Mughes | T3 ¥kl exenunge romee, ot gt sod ! C o clr waya. s Flel s allege ey t! 2 h . y £ “Thin Bocrotary was also_ instructed to uolg‘: o Tra !orErym,"'(e"lll 8 LhAL. m:’.’:,"',‘:,% Tnitted at all, n_yoar prior to thls tine, but the | rendered @ declslon in the Arlington case, sus- | 2% naostatl ‘f"”';"L all ihe West Park cmployes of tho now de aud to %;:vcru themseives accordiogly. Col. Bennott offered tho following resolu- :.,lnn. ‘which was also aiopted by the four nicn- orst JResolved, That all traneactions with the Doard of Weat Uhiteago Park Commlusionera ara hereby notificd that thls Noard will ropudiato any and all acts of Ulark Lipe as ittt Y g e, o 28" Auditor of this Hoard, from an this 15th day of March, A, D. 1878, BONNAY BOUNCED, The following in regard to Attorney Bonnoy complaint had been laid under tho law of 1877, No tuan could be condemned under an ox pust facto law, and the word **pay " was explicitly used. Mr. Harvey owned that there was somo doubt as to whether the word pay " would include “tfees,” [jut the other sldo had declared that they did nut intend to take any advantage of any legul technlcalitics, aud in other States in which he had practiced tha prosccution had been alfowed to amend the record. Mr. Harvey scemed a thiuk that a motlon had been wade to dlsmiss tho case on the ground of intormality, but Mr, Keed cxplalned talning the platetif's demurser to the Attorney General’s suggestion thut, because the United Btates was Indircctly defendaut to the suit, the Court had no jurisdiction to try it. The rulivg is that, If a soverelzn power fntervencs in o suft in which it is not defendant on_record, with the objection that it cannot be sued, the Court will 100K 1nta the ground of ita right to lutervene, and that accordingly the Government In this suit must stand on the strength of its titie, aud not upou its exemption from sult. e e e THE ’l‘!lllllJNE BIRANOIR OFFICES, roads of Java are due to the Dutch wisdom in governing, and the following legend tells how strong the Dutch held control of tho fsland Theso roads are ssid 4o ba owing to a famous Dutch Uovernor, Marahal Dendols, who ruled bore In the enrly part of thia century. According to tradition, fie was w man of tremondous will, which he enforced with arbitrary and deupotic authority, 110 Jaid out & system of highwaye, sud sssivmed to certain native oficers esch his rnrllon o bulld, Knowing that things moved nlow& in thesa Eust. orn_countries, and that tne offfcers in charge might ry (o make sscoses for delay, he addedn geutle admonition that ho should hold each man DB—’&N\" EQUITY IN A WELL I1M. e aim in [owa. fnedmbranca of Lwo and three Years: want clear inelde city real estate. Ad- dress I 24, Tribune ot 4 MACHINEJRY. ]“NUIN '8, 5 TO 50-HOKRBK POWKNL. FIRBT-CLARS s snd chea fnv jut of second-hund wi u:fi'fk‘ 1ng machiner: sicsl fmbroved new tools. ;lez. Biachinists’ subpiiea. Co L. HICE & CU.y 315 an parties having sny businces atior [ LE-CIIEAP=8, 12, AND 15-1IOISE BEC. ond-Land llfll’llll.rl' stationary enginrs wud boliers # 10 W horsspower, mball buslens, Stesii puinpe eic., qood e new, siid Lergalta uilicr wschluery on haod. £29 . BOUTAN D, 1is Bourl Cagal sl was then adopled s responaible; and by way of quickening thelr sc: b A RO SO T aTT S, ot bond. Toss the servcen of G, 0. Banaoy, | SLAGHY 1o Crited ety ot cungamiuct Iniervae | fuat all ey wanicd vea'to ofclule tho estl | TXLUBLILTY ACCONMGBATOUE NUMCROY | Joom avk_one, couting EXCINE C[EINCH ¥ ‘Gt fos this Moard, bo dispunied. with road, snd if an oMclal fatled fo °*come | mony so far offers r, Harvey aguln dealred | 5 J0ci inces tn the didereat Divistons. as designated | & raSTErS(r Cone 14 LAKS-81. from this date, and that all sctlon of (bie Hoard in beshinply had him executed. The spec- | to amend, aud sald that, under the common | below, where savertisineinias will be taken furthe same | = TED-AMALL ENGINE AROUT 4 10 6 Rureepawers also, want secoud-haud shafting, flleyay beittug In largo quaitty, for casn. “Addresh B Jrivuoe oflcs: e, bune olice. ___ . BOARDING AND LODGING, 8 * " Jloteis, JONOLIBU HOUSK, 31 EASE WASHINGTON 8T, taclo of a fow of these nativo Rentry hanging by the rondside had such an enlivening effect on tha Jav- aneso imaginstion b were bullt an If by piagic, Perbaps tl stem might be appliod with ezcellont offect to '*contracturd ** In other paria of tho worldl Wo hope that in our own State, which boasts of Its great internal wealth, progress, and pros- perity, wo shall not bo oblhized to resort to Jaw, an indictment could be smended. Ar, O'Hrien wanted to know whether s man could be brought inonacharge of embezzle- ment, and then charges of horse-stealing, Las- tardy, or murdor sprung upon bim. MB. BCHUYLRI claimed that, under the criminal code, no pris- oner was entitled to dhcbnr’(o by reason of nni rica sapliarged ai thio Mala Oice, and will be rocolyed ntil § o'clock p. m. ouriug tue week, aud ubti o p. m. i 1X, lhm’nllur aad statloner, 170 nesr Walaaleay. i, bladonsr, eic., 1w ida Nowa Depot, & oster, sud Faacy rolation to the employment of the ssid Lonoey, as Tail coutcl 10 the Tutirey bes and the- e 14 horeby, repeale: And that the Bocretary of this Doard, Robert McChesney, bo directed to inform tha sald C. O, Bonuey of the actiun of this Board in this regard. An direct the aald Donnay 1o tarn ovar ail books and papers bolonging to this Doard to the aald Secratary, b M. ALDEN, Went Madivon'at. hear § ROBERT THRUMSTO laland-av.. corner HERRICK, Jewel sludls roums, wiih Loard, from 83 Lo 67 per weoky iranalel ¥ 31 res "The Sccretary was then mstructed to com- | euch’ sevore remedics, At the same tima wo | fuformality or fusufliclency i tho warrunt, ai ] @ AS meve His 1ahors at Onca,and 1o ek posdossion | Are Ires to confoss thal * pibbala™ or even tele. | thut 1A wardut, J it be =Sl MUSIOAL. 4 lisdacad prices. " Good toanus and bustd 1,00 er of the office, with all that that implies. Ho | graph-poles with robes susponded night bave, In h' nnli:rll ?lrov ah mpl T RETAL AT THE PACTORT, PARLON m‘r 5 wia v bostd, §4 = Sl attompe’ to o s0 & 10 o'elock this Taorn. | ks Dr. Fieid says, an collyening ctfect, :.l:lng‘h'-‘b: R vy parrant {}_ Tt leabdion idlationnl: | \Yiymon Youse 11 STATEST., OPPOBITE '“‘f‘m new organization was an actual and sc- .__.___siK' Lk, comlatnt was foedfictont undee mn“?r‘:ml af | rent AN '(l.! & Loard, §3, 83,50, aad $0 per week, Day bostdy 84 por ut the law 1874, under which 1t was brought. would be worthless unlcas the compiaint might bo smended st this or any other stage of the vroccedlivgs. Wherever the Justice might be satisfied that the law bad becu Infringed, he . PAUTNERY WANTED. ____ ¥ N UUSINESS PHOFITA. PaftiiLe A (o SR 19 take halE intereat in 8 Lotel asd g, O Laih Lese Lo complished fact, and the old members looked on iu grave astuntshment, Here, at ous foll swoop, tho taxpayers ars saved uearly $8,000 & year, thio now orgsaization is only sustained, 3 NEW TRIER. v the Editor a7 Th Triduns Cnioago, March 18.—8ec. 104, page 1050, Ro- vised Statutes of 1674, provide that the Super- A% catalogue ot o Gaun unti cluso 3 SQuAltE GOV, URVERIDOE. V?D‘m‘ e e AP o AR K At the concluaion of the bounelng orocess, | visor of each town *aball keep a just and trup | Syl ot dlscharze the brisancr ou tho ground D vt oot ot et oSl ot | hccchiss upersiton” bus rodaieior Bebds piare It 3, S Apply at l‘lf_b:ns TEMPLE OF MU»I0.3 AMLIR CABINET OiGAN A‘I‘(il(iA'l‘ \'&iEDUGBD PRICES! 1o order to dlsposs of & Gutuber of atyles which we o fomeet demandauf facrasaiug busiass, Address C. B FYNBON, Marsball Teze o PaursiEn wanTen O TANNEISA PIACTE cal (anner, with cupital, as ‘partner or 1o rent tans i ‘wrick, well located, aou koud ma- 7 clicapi 8189, (0 same luw, Mr, McCrea sugggested thatas ex-Gov, Beveridge was prosent that he should state his claima o tho Buard. It will be romcmbered that the West Park Board s supposed to_be Indebted to the gentleman to the ‘extent of wka» or $10,- account of the roceipts and cxpenditures of ali money which shall come futo his hauds by vir tue of his office fn & book to be vrovided at the expenss of the town." Mr. A, Haskanip, Bupervisor of the Town of The Cowst excluded the cntire testimony. Mr. Schuyler then asked for sn adjournment until Mondsy, The defcnse objected. All the csses turned on the ons polut, and they wanted to wo abead. 000 for Jand taken from hun for park purposes. New £, {0 Gy Aot have dropped frum our catalugus, snd of which waker, L' @ fing Workmaa, v g [ , hag ‘bool Mr. Harvor sald that his colleague (Schuyler) o or themn ot retall 8t kville, 1 ,,;’,.‘:ii m{’flfi:x::?;'{?; sition” might be de- when exsuiued two :::'hhnu':;‘::n cnr;v':up-‘ thought be could find & Jaw that would cover :l:::l; :tpuufll:;‘.wn.mud. WRUEERARERE el uow organs, fully equal to any made by us pearced fu §b sloce March 27, 1877; balsuce of =m]u“|:.'::lynmn The cascs are Bot of the latesl ealic ! town moncy thon on hand, $24.10. ‘Tho County Treasurer states be pald Haskamp tho case. Ho therefore propused to fi on with ll.:n cuibezzlement case, 80 as to give Schuyler a chance. Mr. McCrea wanted 3{r, Boveridge to bricfly siate hiscase to the new members, since that (A8l rain ¥o };&\Nmnw WORKS " aiways briny Brice: forg you sell your ala, ‘Tuey will be sold for cash, or for easy payneats, o g could nut possibly projudice his clal! 4 Fhe C ved datli roi pays. Lbrary ses CHAPIN, carner Madison and Doarbors the town: 'fhe Court sald he could not uoderstand that | ren Pay s 5 Ut Atk Toyerkiye i“,‘fi, o ubjectlon, aidcs he was | 07 14800 - thers was any law o Illinols under which & per NSO A MAMLIN ONOAN 00 icag, | CUANBELS cYCLOFEDLS aEw L 9 SLath NS ¢ AL K ALY OUB, sou could be conyicted for something which he e Ol Ll Bl Cul. Beonett, considering the excitement that they bad just through, thought It best to dofer actlon. The weetiog theu quletly ad- journod uati] tho last Friday Iz the wonth at 4 P Aug, 21, 1877, RNov, a6, 1871 Total.euscrrens The Bupervisor has no record of the roceipt or disbursetncat of auy sum. Bec, 109, sama page of laws of 1874, provide that il any Bupervisor shall refuse or willfully neglect to Keep & just and trus account of re- ceipts, ote., ho sball forfelt to the town $30, and po dlsqualliicd to act ss the Supervisorof sald w:l?.. Haskamp has been Bupervisor of New z"rh:r eight yeurs, aud is & ca s for_re-elee- o, TUE BEST ORGAN FOI THE LEAST MONEY 18 thonew siyle, ) I th {a) sitention of hasers (0 this aow’ styier which eo?..ol?.."h.fl;f.‘"fm.uuu? aad :hupn;h t"" 500 uryans flm planve for safo or W v O & AME, 211 Btate-st. STORAGE. TinEERoor WAKEIQUSK, 100 WEST MOSHOE~ ) S e SRR Geap St 1 St TTiom, Ch O Sl AGENTS WANT. had doue a year before such sction was created. acrims bg statute, Mr, O'Briendeclined to consent to st adjourn- ment in order to give the othier slde tlme to bust up law. « Justice Foote refused to eatertain the motion for a continuance, ‘The examination of r, Carson was then re- sumed, but the witness sald that be had not the vouchers for 1577. Br. Harvey then wa- nouncadibat thoy abandoned the charge of taking Dlegal leuLAud Proposed to tako up tlat of ew- emen < THE EPILOGUE. WILLAKD WOODAKD, Acreporter called laat eveniog on the Hon. Whillard Woodard, Prealdent of the Board, to ask what programuie the Board had lald out, if sy, against the other party, A question to the conatouaily lacrossiog— beat fnducemente—dont 10 ROUEILT WELLS, Pr Tea Co., 43 VoseyiL, N for furniture, merch Lusns 8o rehan agea, etc. y swvuntt lewal faterest, Cash_for stucks of goods, 93 PER CENT L wam I‘flT OF NICK 81 AMDER ~8UIT! AN ALy abuve effect elicited from Mr. Woodard the 3 Mr, Reed moved to disimiss the chargo against (AR ces St ONiON CALWET W 3 NGKIt, DOMEST] tement that the Board, 83 at present conati- New Ty Mr, Murphy, which was governed by the same fl_d_V-n Hubeoat.s betwean Wabash sng Mithigasn ..,:‘;5%.“:.‘} "ifl ::E‘tur‘ 0! "}fi? bl tuted, had uothlug in the way of ®contcst oo | As tbe I rdered, snd & great deal | Fuce w2 that of Coudit Gon. Sulles wado s : == Lol It did nob propose o bave any troublo | of billous ail during tho spring, | $initar motlon fu tuat o eail,<for tiking EOK_ AL ? fllegsl fees, in August, 1877, Tbe prosecution, lydiog themselves beaten on overy point, sgreed to dumiss both cascs. ‘Llen they got buck ireas apt to Dz, Jayno's Banative Pflfl sro of seasonable cfica- <y, 88 uu{ reataze the Liver (o healthy action, somove all blliousncsss 2OH 8A TP oreit ad b as Soertaoh. T3 ath o ditton. For terms Aad particulars sddress A, Froplicutowy, Whitcatde Couaty, Lk with Messrs. Lipe, Muus, jad Milland—thoy T fect bigh sud ¥/ were members of the Board aud hud & perfect . 5. ODe 0 fcc sud ong an”fi:. WO GOOD BECOND HAND S n;fi;i 410w i ect bl LA, U, VAN CUTI'S, Jeweler, 238 Slatea, Miscelinncous. S l‘r'(!rfi'rmymm‘:.\}l‘rfin—llvm,\.v! EDITORIAL Soen ey demanding alf or & portion of his ttme. " Au- _SUTUATIONS WANTED=EEMALE, Domesticse ITUATION WANTED—I 43 an todo housewor in dress for three days I} JITUATION “WANTED—A RESPECTADLE GINL fl;nn;.llnmm"‘ufim‘nrr\a L}O lPllvrlliIhmA?" mlly: Dest of refercnces give Tenisentnsnat o 'ETENT WOM-~ a family.. Ade i Cao! A retefence. " Call ot 107 S9uth Fark-av.. basements Nurses, ITUATION WANIED—BY AN EXPERIENCED Seotcl woman 1o take care of 8 bany and do Plain ;-(-:rl:fl 'good clty reference. 1'lease c-fi AL 343 North Jlousckceporss TTUATION WANTLD=-BY A MIDDLE-AQED widow without {ucumbrance as working houses Kkeeper in & amall hotel or Loarding-houses Nas always et e S S ed. Addreas A Genorat o Gttice, Chicago, e e JITUATION WANTED~BY A YOUNG WIDN ;m"::lkl:lrll»llnn. refined -ml“thomhnkhlynmgmwnlo-‘:. T3 not afrafi of work: po objection (o chil- "Gl Wt o widrens 01 Wes Wasbngion-st, sl dren. Miscollnneotis. QUIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY 1 “trom lioeton 1 storet exnerieneed and thoraiighly cumpetent. Call at or adds West Washington-st, SQUTIEATION WANTED PUDLISHENS — A L) drst-cinss compositor (woman) wants work. Ad- di i3, Tribune ofice. 70 JENT-CHOICE 11-00M PURNISHED nRst: L with bai nea Park, 835 T GOSN Ot 100t 11, 190 Clarkont FIHAME DWW near (encree Aladison-st, e Kot bah ) SoE I ST IR . barn, o e Y S’ fies ks Aberdees, - Tribane omee. South Sldoe W'I:}V_!l‘hlmflun SRH e 8143, D L, 4thco on h1Ehigan-at. T BAYT Lo OEL, 11 7 Trm May s Oct, 1ow {0 satiifactary tonati. )30, Tribuine oiice: - Narsh Slie, 'I‘O RENT—40 DEARUOIN-AV., 3-8TORNY AND mmhl;:fl:,fililflrl‘l’"‘l t:]llfl“t:llflll.)‘n "OABI-ll"Nfl:"- atl otn I eme Sl DOLTOCK. Tio 153 brare pte oo Aprl A 4G 0 RENT-{{OUBE 24 ONTARIU-T,, EAST O lark, 18 rooms, large, light, modern ll!lhm\'l? 1 rent, §1.000 per year, lnquire st 234 Untario. Suburbane J'O BENT-ONE OF TIlOsE WEAUTIFUL ORNA. of it wental birie 0uses at Kenwood Station, corner Tany-ceveniiat, and Madison-av.,surrousited witn ade; treos, aycrlaokiug the lake, 111 roouis and attic, cw, bath-roonis veryehl Il&vl‘uln l!lflkmnt per meuth, Appiy o WAL L. PIERCE 7]'0° RENT=AT OAK PARK AND RIGAELAND, saveral o havses, wit iarge lota, A, AR INGWAY, 8, 74 FII T, RNT=S cullxlx\\'mxm-.l‘uifimmfii and -] otizge, une biocl cars; tosce them, b N TILLOTSON, 05 Bouth Water-ste. O MENTLARGE FUINISIKD T6O5E AND l"'(‘?"l;v H.l llly‘n HIML'.,' g TO RENT-100MS, ¢h Side, "['0 RENT--NICELY-FUKNISHED IlOOMS, APPLY st 113 East Itandolpt- TRoom 30 _T0 RENT=STORES, 0] Ntoress 1’0 RENT-A FIRST-CLASS CORNER GTOHR, With slielves, counters, etc.i occapled asadrugs store fur five yeare; alsy, the baseinens under storee . ’WI':; 't‘h IE‘H"MXJIID:] Wllllll‘fll' {urulo«ul;‘ l’flx‘i‘l‘llun e RiVen T nied ately, Neat e e P KLEINE, Kaak "33 MICHIGAN-AV,, NEARTWENTY- d-at.. & Sue brick store'snd basoment. with good Uaruy ulso sha twy uiper doors ot the bulldin which cun bo reated separately, J, BENKY &JACO) WE(L, lwatn 8, 148 Dearboru: 1[0, RENT-178 BTA T'sluice llouse, slors with. slone. Juquire J.BAMBU AITE THE 'H: rent store *['0 BENT-(BTONE ON KAST MAL ST PO iy L1 d-ators and bassment, date fect, Al POURNOUL fOF JobuIS.¢ busfuesh: prive, 2,60 per ¥ Call of addreas OWN K\, oo 12, 15¢ Wasblogion-at., froin 010 11 8. 0. and 310 0 p. W, 2 1]'0 BENT—FOIL A LONG TIME, L-LIONTED i o Aol (0 & T R A gy * ]\0 RENT-CUEAP—TWO NEW 40-FOOT STORE: oot oreaah Eorbar of Laka-d1. aad E1ith-as Wel adapied 10 Beavy Lusihess. A. J. AVERELL, 137 l__{cnwmuh 8. " Otficess '1‘0 RENT-CIOICE UFFICKS ‘s builitiugs, corner ol TEE, Rouw 10 170 Stus WANTED 'TO BENT ANTED-10 HENT-HOU: VAN e et tind bortnor sis. Addicas or appiy 10 LEACLL 1SS dreas. by toadl, W ARTEL-TO KENT- i improveinents, fur $tde preferred; reat wust b East Havdolp'at. s ANTED—TO RENT-HOUSES AND BIORER. b luguley. Keuta collected i haviog gl ta Prumpt seiilenicius; taxes pald. sto. 1. 0. MOREY, tootn B, 63 Clark-sb. NITH ALL MOD: » an) or! low. Address A‘v{' E. 1 e LOYE AND FOUND, 08T~DUE BILL GIVEN LY M. D. BIRG) 'AY- 4 able . C. becord. of bearer. The public are hereby uolified nok o begutisie tor sams, &4 payweald Liaa Leen stopped. Prigor LD, IAAE PR Wit ELE a U R Bt itven louus 57 Astland Diock, coraes Clark and Ltandolph-sia. & "REWARD—LOST — A~ MHYBIOIAN'S RED- B AR o e on LAt A Wabashe casr. Helurs o 138 FIfih-ay., up-stalrs. () LKW ALD FOR 1SVOINA OF WHKRE- 9] Loauty o t I M. A. L. Leacl, forwerly of ths frm ot L L Janch & Co. Villders, Chicago. Apply at 1a0 Weai Sourgaat. TO LEASE, e Rl A eboondel P ooy SPee o LB_AS!-_H.ABKE.T GA'HI) N LAN| TATE ls‘:%.hm-i reni i lnxhrnhh&w. J