Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1878, Page 7

CITY AFFAIRS, The Work of Retrenchment Qoe ing On. What the Mayor and Others Have to Say Abont It, The Eastern Insurance Companies Preparing to Tako 3 Action, Ancther Schemo to Help the City Ont of Its Porplexities, e the Unexpended Balances-Ils Asusls and Liabilitles. RETRENCHMENT, TURLIC WORKS. The Mayor rolled up his sleeves yesterday morning, and, selzing his little 18 per cent hatchet, began chiopping beads off. He devoted nimself to the Departiment of Pubille Warks, of which ho (s the hcad, and the resultof the morning’s work was a decrease of fiftcen in the employes. Tho unfortunstea consisted of six collectors n the Water Office, two engineers, o janitor, & fireman, a special asscssment clerk, a Harbor Master, tvo rodmen, and a draughts- n. To-day, there are about one-half as many wieo (o this Departmeut as there were efghteon months ogo. By tho reductions made yester- day, the salarics to be pald those remaining will bo tho same as last .year, since thelr aggreeato fs within tho 85 per cent. 'The keepers of the small parks were notified that they could tako as wages the reduced amount orquit. Not one of them resigned, althourh threa or four will getonly about $45 a month. % YOU NAVE COMMENCED, Iser.” sald a reporter to his Honor. Yes, and the work must ¢o on until the ex- penses of alt the departmentsare reduced 16 per " ! Cullerton katd In the Counelt meetior that you should {ssue warrants for the full amount of the appropriation.’” « 'l not do It. I am not polog to lssuc war- ranta that will never be paid.* “\What do you think of the actlon of the Council 1" + Iy docsn't affeet me.”? “ \'Y,tll you dlscharge pollcemen and fire- g 1 haven't ordered anv oneto be discharged, Idirected the heads of those departments to re- duce thelr expeoses 15 per cont. Ilow 1t fa to gc dono they aro to determine; but it must be otie, “ You have not countermanded your order to neflnfir lxi'm.l Hicgeyi" 0, “]sn't Ald. McAuley's plan practicable— tako B por cent of tho 16 from the Contlngent Fund and 10 ofl salarles?” [ don't consider it practicable.’” “Why noti" s I the first place, the Contingent Fund of $295,000 will not yleld moro than $105,000: and thal tnoney cannot be used without letting the Interest on the bonded debt go by, and that I am opposed to. That intercst must bomet. I don't belleve there is & busincss man in the cit who would say the contrary. Bomebody will bave to carry the July and January coupons, and no one will do it without getting intercat. The Constitution saya that tho intereat on tho banded debt must be provided for. and so does the charter. It cannot be provided for without using the Contingent Fund." +But thero is an item in tho bill for inter- est ¥ Yos, but that {tom will shrink 15 per cent. And the courts have deefded tirce and ngaln thut when fnterest falls duo and is unpaid it shall draw Intcrest,—that fnterest on interest musy be provided for. it will smount toat Ieast $50,000.” “You say the Contingent Fund will not vleld more than $195,000. How do you mako that 111 #\Vell, $145,000 is to be ralsed by taxation, Off that must come the 15 per cent which will not be collected. That will leave 8123.250. The Council aprropriated $250,000 miscollane- ous receipts. Of that, 850,000 were sct aside for the pollee, $50,000 for the firemen, and $1060,- 00 for the Contingent fund. No such amount will ever be collccted. Last ycar tho mis cellancous recelpts were only $203,000, and thero wili bo a conatderable falling off. Tho only way to make good tho amount apprapriated s for the Counci to Increase the receipts.”? **Can tho present police forcs be retamed it the reduction of 15 per cent fn cxpenses is madei" 1 don’t sce haw it can be done.” The same 18 truc of the firemen?” Cerlulnl{." . “You will nat use the Contlogent Fund to m:k& up toe deficloncy!" 0. The position of the Mayor fs 1likely to brinj about a contlfct between him and the Councfi eimilarto the one during the Colyin Adminlstra. tion, when the Reform Aldermeu took hold. There was somcthing sald_about it yesterday, Lut wiile some of the Aldermen are put out at the apparent Jgnoring of thelr scheme, they %11l doubtless realize than no other course than tho ono he hias adopted s open to _the Mayor. As ls mugpested elsewhere, the Councll may possess the power to retain unimpaired sl the departmeots, it Aldermen who want to be ro- elected will onty ahandon the sowaers, viaducts, :rnd o'thclr hthlnn‘l w)ucr: lrlu!nn‘t ne;:llnlcl. an, ansfcr the mouey set uside for these purposcs to the Police and Firo funds, i A CONPERENCE. In tho morning the Mayor, Comptroller, Ald. Kirk, avd Marshal Benoer and Rupt. Hickey spent an hour in secret consultation. x]cdugxdlu:n‘,: wumwhn bis Honor saig, ., Kirl ought & way out of thy wi 1o leenso gomobody. d’m ; otrinbly ‘The Comptroller showed him the absurdit such e scheme. The Appropriation wfll ;.fl been passed, It provided for the expenditure of $350,000 of misceilaneous roceipts. 1f more than that amount wors collected the money would have to lle {dle {n the Treasury until next year, when b conid be appropriated as an unex- pendea balance, The conclusion arrived at regarding the two departments was not rovealed, and all attompts tolearn it were futile. lustead, however, of sendlugr out seventy-cight requeats for rosimma- tlon yesterday, as was at first determined, Supt, 1lickey ouly d nnlcuud twentv-five to the sta- tion-houses, Those asked to quit are consid- ered th poorest materlal on lhc force, ’l‘he{ are required to deliver thelr stars at 10 o'cloc! this morning, It thuy fail to do so, dismissals Wil take ~them of tho pay-rolls. *Mone day twenty-five more will go," sald the Bu- perintendent, * and Tuosgay some more.” The Whale number to be dropped 13 now sald to bo between sixtyjand soventy,—not so many by tbirty-fivo at ‘least aa was coosidered at firat necessary. Notbing was safd yesterday about flminfi u? the station-houses, and it is not probable that more thau ono will be disponsed With, Rumor hath it that thls one 1s Hawson Birect, where thero scems Lo be no need of h"fi’t‘i‘:"l‘u'a sinco thero is littls lawlessuess in ction. MARSUAL BENNBR bas thus far decliucd to stato how he Is Rolog to reduce his exponses, bub his methiod will he mude kuown perhaps today, It s belicved Abat his vlews on the salary guestion are differ- eut from those of Bupt. Hickoy, who says a re- duction In_that direction would tond to de. lhmnuzu the force, and, busides, they would 370 Lo suller o shave i arder to got thelr war- Tunts cashed, which discount he considers quite enough. krom all that could be learncd yester- Say.thie dischiarges from the Firo Department will :nmlm only thirty-two—it boing conceded by rId. Kirk, “the Chairinan of the Commlttee ou {i'und \finur, that that many can be lopped o without lmpalring tho ufllvlvue{ of tue service, To mako up the balance of the 15 per Fok tho salarlus of the men will be skimped, h“mn 8 place al $60 a wonth In theso times certaloly preferable to joiuing the army of o Uuemployed, thousands of whom, green 'lfl to by sure, but able-odled aud {otelligen “vuld eladly aceept pusitions in the Departinent 10 #15 0r $50 & mouth. om:'“‘ the Comptroller Intends dolug fa his mopeyR0 fellow can find out. Iy has tiow no bm help than fs actuslly needed, so he says; ‘“l 8 tho reduction can only be effected by dis- 'u‘?“’ Decasalty wiil compel & doubling up of dot o Uuless the Contingeut Fuud is his way Noreporter hea tad oo urege eugugh ta go :;:' Dr. Do Wolt; not thas ho s at lllfls‘fl"’-‘. h“’” sccoynt of the swall-pox. A fellow who that terrible disease, after roaming the City-Hull Thursday, ere Health-Olico and remalned ke about an hour, The germs are duubtless morey ‘oo Place, thaugh tha card has beeu ro- Ial&l from the door, However, it cau be Lt ;‘km n0 one was dismissed yeaterday, and “cou) B saving lu tbe depsrtiment will' nog g plcnco untilf after tho warm mooths, when '"‘“fi:};rrp:“#fil of the Jospectors will uob ba Th, s - “sxcollectors discharged from the Water Department_ will not be dismissed until May, ‘They worked for the Collector, and hunted tip delinquents. After May 1, unlesa he has moto help, a forge amount of the water-tax wiil be lost—four ot five times as much, verhnps, ns the salarics of the men would coma to. There wonld ecem to be want of forcthought in the cutting off of these men, It certafoly wasn't ceconomizing to do so, As usua), § was hard work to get informa- tlon out of 7118 CONTORATION COUNSEL. flg claima that Wi docan’t know anything when askod for his vlews; and about the only satisfactlon onp can get is A emile,—not of the Long John style, but with one eyo closed. e sent for Mr. Roby's application tor an injunc- tion yesterday, and expects to have the answer ready hy the middle of next wdck. A Yehearing has heen applicd for in the Law case, and, if the Hupremo Court grants {t, the arquments will bo heard In September, No form of warrant has yet been decided on, and none will be uatil the courts hiave passed on the legality of tha cere tifleatos of 1877, Mr. Bonfleld clalma that theso certificates have not been before the S8upreme Court, and that they have not been beld to bo voil, ~ As to Ald. Cullerton’s request for an apinlon urou the authorlty of the Council to refuse pollco and fire protection to tha tax- fighters, Mr, Bonfleld sald [t was foollsh, Pro- tection could not be withdrawn from any citl- zen. It was reported on the strect yesterday that an elfort will probably be made to secure the transler of the Injunction case to the United Btates Courts, This could bo done by the fillng of an Intervening petition by a non-resident holder of certificates, not as a matter of right, but it Jnd{m Moore, before whom the applica- tion is pending, saw fit to grant the prayer of the petitioner, Non-residents may unwisely {eel shinky on the subject of Chicago courts, but the citlzens of Chicago have thae utmost contl- dence in the Judges. it is moro than likely, however, that the certificates, eapecially thosa of 1875, will got into tha United States Courts in the end, for if the injuction Is_granted, and the Bupreme Court of Iliinols sustalos it, the non- resident holders ofgthe city's paper will eu- deavor to lxcl. rellel through the Federal Ju- dicary fn the shape of a judgment and a man- damus to corapel the levylog of a tax to redecm the warranta, SUPPLEMENTAL ORDINANCE. The Aldermen who aro so_anxlous to keap their friends on tho police and Ore forces in position cun do 8o, if, as thoy say, the people are opposed to any reductiona In these denart- ments, Al they navo to do Is anu a supple- mental appropriotion of $100,! far cach de- partinent, and submit the matter of its adop- Uon to the voters at any li:.'llcflll or speclal clec- tion. The charter gives them power Lo do this. A votecould not be had at the April clection, crlinps, s the notice would have to be pub- Ished, but & speclal election could be held in May for the purpose. Ald, Iivan says he favors this, but the proposition dues nat acem to meet the views of others, Sumo say the Aldermen arc afrald of the people. If “their assertions that the people want the present number of policemen and firomen rotained .are truc, they ought not to be. CITIZENA' ABSOCIATION. None of the Uitlzen Association Committee met yesterdny, nor le it probable they will meet or thiat anything will be done before Monday or Tueaday, ~‘The Cinmittee of Three. consisting of Mesars. Hardlug, Shartall, and McCormick, 1s a sub-committes appointed by the Committee of Twenty-fivo to obtain information on certaln matters for the guldanco of the larer hudy in its efforts to arrlvo at some practlcal suggestion in the way of cutting down expeni Just what points they wish to bo enlight unon could ot be learned, but information as to how tar the cuulmrlown process can be carrled in the differcnt departments without mate- rially affecting their eciliciency I8 what they aro after. The Committee of Seven, whose deliberatious have mora to do with the future thau with the present, ore hold- fug no meetings just now, but the subject of legislation 18 being talked over in private, and all the fnformation being wleaned that is possi- ble. One of the members said yesterday that he saw no way out of the preseut difficuitics but to tssue clty scrip, making it receivable for taxcs, and Jet the employes stand thelr chances of n shave. This, bo thought, would not amount to much, s scversl of the Lankers would huy the orders ot o small discount. With regard to the future, ho belicvod that there should be leglslation to consolldate the different town or- ganizations, and thus dispeuse with s number of unnocessary offices, Both Committees, and possibly the Association {tself, may meet Mon- day or Tuesday, when sumething tangiblo may bearrived at. CITY RCONOMT. o the Editor of The Tribune. Citoaao, March 15.—The order from the Mayor ordering 100 polico aud 100 firemen dis- charged has beon the cause of consfderable thought and talk amongst tho people of Chi- cago, Retrenchment Is quite uecessary in the city matters, a8 In private family aflalrs. 1f3you will pllow mo a word 1 will procced with my thoughts on the subject. Tho Fire Department of Chicago (to-day), abova all other cltics, is onc that can lcast he spared. The old saylng that a burat child dreads tho firo s ery appropriste mazxim for Chicago to have constantly before jt. There ore perhaps cases wherein that Depart- ment might be improved, for vory few things in this world (or any otler, so far ‘as we know) are porfect, but_taken to-day, us the Fire Do- partincnt stauds, I think it approaches the nearest to pertection of anything appertaluing to the zovernment of Chicago. Its promptness 1 answering calls; its numbers In proportion to tho arca of ground and population of _this city aro certaluly not in _excess; its general deport- ment few can find foult with, “Asa life and rru erty-saving institution, this city hos causo o feel proud of ft. Perhaps ther may boa fow supernumerarics in the Department—if o, Iet them bo cut olf, but othicrwiso I cunnot see whero tho thinnlog out can bo commenced safely. L. L. » INBURANCE. TUS FEELING IN NEW YORK. Bpecial Dispatch (o The Tribune, - Nuw Yonk, Marcn 15.—Great dlssatlsfaction exists here among the lnsurance companies rop- rescated {n Chicago, caused by the action of the city authoritles fu disbandinz the cagine com- panies. Intervicws to-duy with ten American companies and five English offices, including two representatives of leading Hartford com- panles who happen to be In town, develop’ the fact that alrcady o movement s in progress locking to concert of action to withdraw the coropanics fn & body, or advance the rates in ac- cordance with the (ncreased risk. At a meeting of tho Provistonal Committce Wedneaday, the Chicago situation was dlscussed, and, on motlon of Mr. Oakloy, of the Howard, the Sccretary was {nstructed to procure {nformation from Chlcago defining tho exuct stoiues of affulrs, and to request indlvidual companies to eticlt ml«}'r.‘mlllon from their agonts on the game o sentiment deviloped among the compa- ules is eutiroly haruionlous, that, i the newsp: per atatements ar true, yigorous action 1y re- quired, and that tho coinpanles must act promptly for thelr own protectipn, A largo number of companies have been attracted to Chicago as & money-makiug ceutre on account of its superior water facilitles and Fire Depart- ment, If these conditions are Impaired or chunged, they will withdraw, Thev have the reports of the Culet Englueer and Fire Marshal of Chicago in seversl offices, and ttuoxul from them freely to your correspopdent to demon- strate that these uilicials, In thelr own languace, necded tnore engines to enable them to cope successfully with disastrous fires, ant the fdes of losing (he services of seveu ougines at ous BWOOp 85£ing OULragcous. The Lelief (s ium"l that very few combanles are aliead on Chleago business, even without counting 1871, and the tous of the companies toward the city authoritics fs bitter, With ono exception nothing has beeu done to remedy thig ovil, a8 the compaules concur in the bellel thay it {s botter to act unitedly. Ona eompauy, whoae name is withheld by n-&lueu. has re- quested fts agents to quietly declive all but dwellings risks at Ym"“' but todo so cautious- 1y, and avold ereating public prejudice, The next meeting of the Provisional Com- mittee of the Natlonul Board will be held Tues- day, whon decisive action wlll b taken, and In the Interim the discussion mmong the companies will continue, It fg the wencral impression that several companice Laye beon wnxiuus to with- draw from Cllcogo, and will aval thewsclves of this scarg to du so. ANOTNER PLAN. TOW TIIW CITY ACTUALLY STANDS, A reporter of Tum Thinusa met yesterday worning & gentleman who fs a lawver, and who olso had some years ago a falr scquaintance with tbe workiuge of the machinery of the City Qovernmeht. 8ald the reporter to blm, ** Havo you auy plaa to get the city oub of its prescut complications)” ¥ *The diloulty with ell the foasible plana which bavo been suggested,” sald the geutle. mun, *ls that they Sopend for execution upon the City Councll, and that body s just now mory coneerned about securing popularity aud the preservativn of officia) fricuds thau v look. fug after the yeal Interests of sho ¢lty. ‘Thero Mttlouse o proposluz plaus, no watter how THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, MARCII 16, 1878—TWELVE PAGES. Rocd they are, 80 long body to carry them out." *¢8l), there Is no objection to your stating what you know for the information of the pub- e and the possible effect It may have," “From my point of view," sald the gentle- man thus interrogated, *‘there i hardly any necemity for any plan. The situation is ensy enough, and the safling smooth enongh. The first thing to do befora Lo on and tell you what [ think of this matter is to arrive at some conclusion as to THB PRESENT STATUS, FIFANCIALLY, OF TAR oY, flow much does the city uwe now, and how much has {t to meet that debt with?™? 1 don't know,” eald {he reporter, “butl presumo it {s set down In the Comptroller's re- port, of which T havo 8 copy here. That shows thae, Jan. 1,1878, the city had nasets to the amount of $22,000,000 and liabilitles to the smount of $22,000,000." “Yos," snid the gentleman, ' as a matter nf boorkeeping that statement of sssets and lla- bilitles fs all right, It 18 Eor!eclly aceurate, but yott inust understand that It Is slimply a matler of bookkeeping. That {s not the kitid of a bal- ance-sheet which a President of a raliroad cum- any lays before his stockholders. 1t 1a not the Jind of statemont, of affairs which o busincss house would lay before its creditors If it were asking for an extensfon, It is an excellent bal- ance-sheet, whith cun only be understood by those who understand it, and a persun who hay only the natural light to guide im canuot make head or tall out of it. Now let ussce if ‘we can get down to bed-rock,—I? we can figure out the real asscts and the real liabllities, Ilcre i a table showing the asscts,~thelr face and their real value, Thero {s one place where I differ from tho Comutroller, but where hoth of us aro all right, In 1673 and 1874, to tell an old story over agalp, the city levied taxes smountlug to an aggregate of about $11,000,- 000. ‘They were levicd on asscssients made by the city, and the city tried to fiulwr them In by its own Collector, and did collect all for those two yeara esccpt 81,000,000. Subsequently the courts, and the Legislature, too, de- cided that that Iavdv. assessmcnt, and collection were all filegal, and that, as a matter of fact, nothing had been paid in the way of taxes. bitl was passed to enable the city to _make up this deficiency in collections, and the Town Col- Jectors st to work this yoar to collect those back taxes cxtended ou difforent assessments, Owlufi to Incqualities in the asscssments, which bave been all explained, these & rants in tho hands of the thres Tawn Cotlectors show that certaln x;uruu oire the City of Chll.-n‘qu not you cannot find any- penditare here, and local taxation enterprise will do the rest. There a of health-seciers heie now, and th nearly doubles anntaily. Tne expiration of the Commissloners’ term before the work is com- plete would be a public calamity. —e—— SPRINGFIELD ITEMS, Bverial Dispateh (o The Tridune. Braixarienn, 11, March 15.—~The Presldent’s carof the Batimore & Ohlo passed here over the Chicago & Alton this noon. Cyrus B, 8heneman, of Menard County, and Joseph H. Bates, of Virginia, Cass County, were to-day adjudged bankrupts on thefr own petle tlons. Joseph: H. Humplirey, of Bloomington, also filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey. James T. Plerson, Jr,, & drugelist of Lincoln, was to-dav fined 850 in the United States Court for cvnptying spirits withont destroying the the taxes, when collected, may be uscd for pay- fng thosn cortificaten. To the extent of the lssue of the certificates the Councll cannot a1~ vert lplrruprlmom. becausa that much 18 really pleaged, but for the balance of the adpprovria- tions, where there {8 no pledge, there can be a diverston. Or If " the' Couneil should make an spprovriation of $100,000 for sewers, and should let a contract to a man Before the colleetion of the taxvs, private rights there come fn, The contractor has cisims. e has presumably made preparations for doing 1hio work, and {f the 8100,00 eewer aporopria- tion wern diverted toannther nse hie wonld he loser. ‘Thero I admit there can be no diversion, But Judge McAllfster nover said that the Coun- ell could not, acting In its discretion, divert money from one appropristion to another, Judge MeAllister s & good lawrer,—~too good & lawyerto make any such statement a8 that, Nearly two ycara ago the County Board let the contract for the fron and brick . work on the Court-House. An Injunction was ap- | stampe. [;"”" for on the ground that the County Board Joseph and Phocbe Mclaren, of P'ana, were iadn’t made an anpropristion suflicent to cover | jalled to-day on a preliminary ezamination ho amnotint of money which the contract called | charge of counterfelting. for, Judge Farwell found the objectlon zood, Heveral Fastern bondholders of the Rpring. Then the Caunl{ Tioard pledged 200000 of the | field & Northwestern Railrosd have to-day de- uncollected back taxes to carry on the Court. | posited in the Uniteit States Court their bonds, House work. ‘These taxes had not been Ievied | and will share prorata with Col. John Williams, for Court-House purposes. They had heen | the purchascr of the road, in its reorganization. :l“l:tmlw m:y uml;‘nui.rul. ltim the county’s In- | semse e ——————— chtedness, to run the Poor-House, the [nsanc IASIE REATORATIVE, Asylum, County Hospitat; yet the County Board | . diverted them from_ the purpase for which ey were intended, end Judze Farwell, who isa good lawyer, founid no fault with the diveraion, nor could he, for it was a thing within the acopa of the powers of the County Hoard; and the powers of the Council sre as unlimited almost a8 those of the Board.” “Well, then ) “The “then’ Is just here In this table of Ifa bilitles, which you sce fouts up just &5,763,5 while you liave on the other band estimate: scts of $7,100,000, % EATIMATED LIARMLITIES, Troet-Ponds ..., o Canal redemption,.. Taz-coliection cosis Taz-sslea corta , Coupon account Old “certificates Itevenue warrants, if’ Tevenno watrants, 1877 Interest, 1870, Interest, 1877,., Indebtedness-Fund, 187 Indebtedness-Fand, 1877 Ieraonal redemption Tolice relief I'rintl SAVE|TO LEARN HOW T0 DO YOUR| IT READ AND HEED HAIRl wHAT FoLLOWS, SAVE YOUR IAIR.—Tha laws of Heslth sad Langerity demand it (e customs of social Jife requim §t. Tho matter fs of great importance in evory way. NEACTTIFY YOUR ILAXR.~It is the sur- poasing crowa of glory, and fur the lossof it thera i2 no compensation. CULTIVATE YOUR HMAIR.~For by bo other means can {t ba saved and Leautifiod, LYON’S $1, but £3,400,000. The city says ft will | Wi b ln(}:flcld Ittt can L:‘-l:eaz u.oloo,?uu; bt the ilimgionian Home - P city legal eutiticd on the face of tho 2 Y ¥ d Forurus to the Whola 83,400,000, though (5 never | Contingeat gaw dii. 8,022 K A i H A I R @ N ‘wlll wllecl.‘n‘uyltmfi like uml.‘mlnln, E«ll. in m;u- Total .. ETTRIT] ! ngz up my totals Thave put in these larger fig- v ) i uxea,';‘lm{ welling the aasets. in scalipe the | " You sec the cily 1s reallv ahesd, cven though it should not q’nt on all its assets what I bave allowed, It may never get anything from Gage, nor from Duncan, Sherman & Co., and [t may notcollect anything from its ro- nsscgsments of 1873 and 1874, for the matter will be tested In the courts, and the city may meet with an adverse decialon there. Suil with asscts, Vau Hollen Is dropped entirely, for nover & cent will ever be collected from him. | have cut Uago down to £100,000, ond it is doubtful It thev ever get that much, becauso ovea §f tho Jury decide In favor of the city the matter will o to tha Eunremu Court. It 1s na Hko aa not to be sent back for & new trial, and Discovared thiriz+ive years ago Ly Trof. Lyos, of Yalc, 15 tho most perfect preporation in the world for preserving and beautifylog the butr, Nestdes being the best hair dressing ever produced, Lyon's Hathafron will then if, fn the iapsa of years, & judg. | il these deductions the city wiil not be in debt. sitlvely prevent grayness, and will re= Y NOW TO APPLY,’ positively p nra L M e "n,"'fii:},‘,{m’,: 40 | as tho parson suye, ss Lo draws to thoconcluston | Atore siew hale o linld hends, ¢ the rote they get $100,000 I think they aro ;’1 lls rfi;nzlm. 'nun-e b'u‘i‘:?" oo the (.'Iomn(rub and follicles aro ot destroyed. 2 A er's ks as ini jcs an immenso Jucky. Inacaling the taxes, I8 per cont has beet | amount fn Cbalanco uf aporoprintions? | It sclually performe theso soculug miraclos of which tha following Is A FAIB. SPECIMEN, T had been entirely bald for several years, eon- stitutional, I suppose, I used a few bottles of Eathairan, aud, fo my great surprise, L have s thick growth of youngliair. COL. JONX L. DORRANCE, U, 8, A of 1877, Toke onu of them, for instunce. The Council appropriated last vear £300,000 for sewers, They spent 8135000, That Is, they borrowed that smount on revenue certitleates, but spent it Tuose cortificates aro o labllity, oud must be pald, There remuins an unex- pended balance of $175,000. - If the Couuell, which 18 the supreme arbiter, when acting with- in the scopo of its powers, chouvses to, spend abave that, In those of otlier years it is pretty much guess-work. 1L fa sule to sn?y however, that personal-property taxes of 18 1 and W will never bo collected, for the property has ceased to exist, As for tho real eatale then de- lnquent, much of it Is worthicss, and the tax wilt never be collected forit. Now herefs the -table with these modifleationa: asscTa, that $175,000 this year for suwers when the Pacs Fatlmated | oney is collocted o cam 0 80, 4l the presoot | 1a overy important rospect th Kathatron (s ate- American ExchangoD'k..8 605,050 $ 505,00 [ financlal embarrussments will continue, 1f the lutely facompazalle, 1t is unequaled 1ills recelvable, ... 18, 60! 18,452 | Council quictly by ordinatics appropristes thut 1. To Cure Daldncta. Duncan, Sherman & 42,001 4,000 | uncxpended balunce and the otlhier unexpended i dak et k 2. Ta Destora Uray Mair. 3, To Removo Dandsufl. 4. To Dress and Deautify the Malr, DEAR IN MIND,—The Katbairon ls no atlcky pasto of sulphur and sugar-ofiead, to palat and daub (ko hair and paralyzo tho Lrain. It fs o pure and limpid vegetsble lotion, ntended toe- Ueneral tax warrants Teal estate, 1871, .. Personal, 1871.. Renl entate, 18 balances for polico purposcs or tiremen, it can do so; and no Jawyer can anywhereflud a provision in the Charter, which {s its_tuide, torbidding it from dolug sa. \Why, the County sll the time pays the expenses of the current year out of the taxes of tho preceding year, and nobody finds it illegol, nor Isit, Tney ure now paying the current expenscs of 1878 vut of the tax levy R. It proverty, Itoal exinte, 147: Rtersonal, 1874.. 200,000 | of 1877, It 1t prunm‘. 1874 oae 49, 050 «\Why doean't the Council do i1 ators the hair Ly natural growth and reinvigoration. Rteal outste, 1870 300/000 | Sjmly becawse viaducts uud mewers aro | Itls splendidly perfumed, aad tho most delightfal Jicrional, i4e0 4501000 | above-ground and underground roads to popu- | tollet dresing knows. No lndy's or gentleman's D At o 90: 509 | tarity, and I dou’t think you can gut moro than | toflet outst fs complete without Lyan's Kathairon. Real cetate, 1877 8,078,081 h two vutes fa tha Councll for such an ordnance, ¢ 18 617 utiless they ure driven to it by the absolute BOLD EVERYWILERE, Personal, 1877... #70,078 & 3,411,400 ftailrond property, 1877.. 64, B4 necessity of keeplne thelr policemen and fire- Tax decils...... 17,450 17,450 | men {riende fu oftice. Just conslder what Van Hollen..... 134, 081 serees | B Bituation you would be in wero }ylxr-!&:ul*undv. ‘}‘g.l‘l;;g 1%3.% thls “,i“m p‘nn‘mdé Tléu l(-}m}lln have niaw been e A sosagey 08, & turned over to the County Collector. Ina very Dilktico OB Baiid.vessvese 604,285 BiH,288 | llort tme tho real eatatc.allows would begin puylug up. Of the tax of 83,000,000 to be col- lected vn the 1877 levy, lnrgo amounts will begin mmhu‘: In, especlally il the Council takes meus- ures of this radleal charncter, whicli will (napire property-holders with faith In their houesty and r:nnnu-u{. The revesiue certiflcates for 1877 can bo vald off as they become due, aud the bal. ances on haud from the taxes of Jast year and prior years can at ouce be spplicd td” pay thoe current uxponses of 1878, Thus the honor, the snfety, and decency of tho city can be maln- talned In necordauce with Jaw, A PETITION YOR REHEARING has just been flled by the city in the case of Ida Irens Law vs, The People ox rel, L. C. iluck, This 18 the case rocently decided by the Bupreme Court, In which it wus held that the city certificates were vold. 'he drift of the argument of Judge Morse ou behalf of the city is that the object of tho pro- hibitory clause of the Constitution was only to provent tho incurring of long-timo lonus, 1o argues that, on the principle that every word In = statute must be consldered, so as to give it fta proper forco and effect, the word Yallowed” in the twelfth sectlon of the nintt article of the Constitution must bo con- strued as moaning something, Thoe scction reads, " No eity, ete., or other munleipal cor- poration shall " be l‘lcwcd to become Indebt- ed," ete, This word “allowed” referred to the Legislature, which was not to permit citles to Incur a debt of over 5 per cent, and did not refer to the cltles. It wasa liitation on tho Leglalature alone, Tho object of the problb- itory clausc, 88 shown in the debates tu the Constitutional Conventlon, was to guard against scrying evil then existing. That ovil was the tendency of munlelpal corporations to Incur very heavy debts and issue bonds for lung Totaliess saeseesnesss$11,000,620 $7.118,231 “Well, sir, you liave reduced the nssets of the clty from $22,000,000 down to 87,000,000. Now what are you going to do with TIE LIADILITIES] " 4The Uabilities of the . City of Chicago are two-fold,~legal and moral,—thoac which can be coforced and those which cannot, Under tho first head you can put in such things as these; Tax certilicates, the trust-funds, suchas the Jonathan Burr Fund, where the city holds cer- tatn moncys In trust and {8 responsiblc as truatee for t If it fails to hand over tue monc when required, Tlen there are certaln moral Hubilitics, such as the Public Bulldings Fund, which come out of the Canal Redemption Fund, which was the maney repald by tho Btato to the city with a declaration on onesldo snd a solemn mssent on the other that n portion of this money sbiould bo used for the purpose of rebuilding the City-Hall. It Is not probable that anypbody could sue the city and force 1t to make good that money or to use it fn tha way n which the Legialatare intenued it should be used; but it {s the higheat of moral obligations. Hos{des, tho Clty-1Iull has to be bullt in one way or another, and public sentiment will _de- mand thot the moucy bo made good. Then there aro the sinking fuuds, which muat be kept good; and the coupon account—tha interest on the bonded debt. These arc the only living habilities of tho city, Kor, a lability fs'a thing which csn be cnforced by a sult 1n courty—a claim on which somebody can sue tho city and get judgment, aud hayo a tax levied for the wurpose of raleing tho money, You will tind your Comptroller’s report of llavilitivs a great amount made up of balances of approuriations of 187, 1877, und old. account, meaning all rior years, Tie put those in as llabilitics, but DOLLAR STORE, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. STEIN’S DOLLAR NTORE. Having received our Sgrlng Btock unexpectedly, and being obliged to move (at the same time we shall make a general change in our business), and in order toreduce our stock, we will for the next 40 DAYS of- fer a special discount of 10 per cent on all goods. Every De- partment is now complete. 47~ None should fail to ombrace this op- portunity. tunes, thus sbifting all incouvenlence except g u reality they are not liabllities at all. tho' payment of ‘Intereat. from thelr own 106 Ea,st Mad]_son-st. ,, WHT ANE TUET NOT LIALILITIRS] shouiders to thoso Of thelr TOMOY UC- | emesreree———————— * Lot me explain, In 1670 the city appro- | geendunts. The Leglalaturo, by the fn- | = e o a—— priated soy 810,000 for an engine-house. Tho money was not collectéd, and the enging-housa s oot bullt. The money i3 not yet cotlected, d the engine-house §a uot yct built, Bup- sing it {8 collected, wherg is the llability on he part of the city to spend that money? ° Can anybod, the city and force It to build an “POROUS FLASTER WHAT ANY ONE MAY SER, Any_one who will sxamine the ilst of Centennlal Awands will see Lust tha manufaciurers of ensan's Capeine Foruus 'laster rocelved (e blchest aud only iedal awarded (o plasicra WHAT CANNOT BE SBEN tentfon of the framers of the Coustitution, ‘was to be prevented from allowing cities to In- cur such debts, and was not to be prohitlted {from allowing cities to fncur temporary debts, or {ram temporarily mortgaging thetr revenucs, The socetal charfer ncts of Fob, 15, 1N3, aud April 19, 1869, under which the temporary loan ‘The prohibitory clause was not one that was aclf-exccuting, and the old cuarters were in force until expressly sbrogated, and tho new charter did not repcal them because they wero not fereconcilable. The only acops of the new law or charter was that the kind of indebtedness which the new charter authorized witles to contract ta the Hunt of 5 per cont, and engine- s any privale ciilzen power | o Y e . i In this Mstts {hie name of say of thelr Pumerous com- 1o go in and make the ¢ity bultd it? Of course ;:{:&?“u r‘,g:.f,,; :{t c,.':‘,'g, ] ‘:,l,'. {::‘é"',:.a‘,’;" vetiors, o £readly subaricr Lo ordiuary porous, plas, EO:vb;:}',”."" ;_‘;;‘;_‘l‘ o li::r‘:‘r’-"lu l: Jnouey | aisher by the Constitutlon ftaclf or by any act :fi'.': ! hus afl??““'n‘: rrlr:x?-‘:l}?"‘m?: 1 5:;.?'.‘“" nlx:‘-fin(; Jek o J ¥'o ithorit he world.” Dr. J. N, Il ol paun, ©f Tard gan the Heizens of that ward clalm shiat | 55,510 Lickislaturo pacsed undur, ite duthdrity. | M hugon: Boc) dudzen i e Injariient of a o, D & coutract has been made with them by the the Cearcnnial Expositiug, sspaof thum: ' use the City Council, and that thoy can compel it to go towork snd let & contract for constructing those sewers] Certalnly not. Then where Is your lability 1" #Buy the city ofilcers say that tho taxes of one year can onfly be used for the specific pur- poses for which they were sppropriated in the cunsiantly In 1oy prectice, s most useful Vlaaor strengilens, soothes efreulation of the ivod. refl quicker thau auy known ¢ poun: s now conaldered W or lame Lack, rheumaifsm, ney allectivus, welatica lumb everywhere, Price, 2 conu, badu them to cont. ' it, Rnproprintion billof thst year, i thst any | 1 viors o ios tian the sume ivdof indrot | BE CAUTIOUS siuiiaamiusaet st atficor gullty of divertlng thom from that sbe- | einess precisely as the Coustitution ftself had " d ou's |.-pcf‘r Toruus Flaster gfi¢&2¥'P"‘ becomes gullty of & criminal of- | pefore commanded the Legistature to allow ‘:",',,'f“,nfl'f,‘:‘,f:l Df,?,g‘m‘;‘, pAnica. hax) ac hss tho word Us] w 0 othier. cities to fncur to the limit mentioned, and not to allow them to contract beyond ft. The tom- porary and permanent or bouded indebtcdoess were entirely ditferent. The power to tncur the latter wus (ncidental to the many other express wers lawfully given, and was indispenaable to Henson's Capeine Plaas AhrouRl the pisster, n 4 \WWhat provision of law do you refer to!" meay the ono lu the Crimiual Code which s that 1 auy ofiicer dlverts auy appropriation from lhanpur oso for which it was {utcnded ho n s OCEAN NAVIGATION. ANCHOR LINEMALL STEAMERS ba and deposed from office.” q wat Is good law aud good senso. Noither | Phy'Crecution of such powers and (o the carry. the Mayor uor the Comptroller, nar the Uity | jny on of a Municipal Governmeut ltko that Tt Now York and Qlssgow. Treasurcr, nor tha Bupcrintondent of Polics, | ¢hjcago. DOLIVIA, Marct 10, 3 bt ) lluflru. Mehon 3pm m'nldl:vlzn agy nppmgmtaion 'g;nu the nbjnur.‘lar VICTORIA, ¥ch 20 4 DEVORIA dprl) 6 7 8 10 which It was appropriated. ey are exceutlve G 0 , alticers, “Thoy bato 80 obey the will of tho CISCOES AT LAKE GENEVA, LA A TR M AN AR Qouncil when it makes an sppropriation. The Hpecial Dispaich to The Tribuns. cund salijay €10 Becrage 823 L Councll, Bowever, is & legislative body, It can Laxx Gznava, Wis,, March 15.—The unpre- NENDEUSOS DROTHELS, w Washisgton o divert alt the appropriations it pleases, BULJECT TO CEUTAIN RXCEPTIONS, which I wilt There Is & commnon-gense reason why it should bave thst power. The u“,{ Counelly sfter thluking the ‘matter over duriug tho firt three mouths of its year, cedeuted run of clsco fish whica commenced on Monday has continued since thes, sud many huudreds of tha dittle beautics have been cap. tured with the hook at tbe Whiting House steunboat laudlog, sud also at Dunlap's pler. " MNorth German Lloyd, Tl dovee TS “The steamers of this Comp duy from lremen Ller, foot of Lutea Of Dassagy—Froin New York to Bouth A makes ou ‘-nnr\: pristion which 1) thinks Th: lnkuhflwbuuu. I)'Inl l‘h:o mlmi;.en ua | o Sav sl ety l::r‘": '..-“"i':)n. :p'“u:?"":‘n:"':;.‘; ueeessary for year. Later 1o the | wot seews to be successful jn boats. v8 arg | cabin, Kold: stec! 0 curr oy FE7 Jrelsl it changes its” mind. Thers has Y sadpasago by @y it (A w York. cut from perch and used as balt for clscoes, and auglers crowd the docks dally, The “oldost {ghabitant ™ docs not remewber such another phouoemenon ia the history of this curious tah, e —— - ear lw 1 an appropriation of $300,000 for sewers, and ot appropriation 0f $500,000 £ar tha police farce, The Atdermen, of whom thers are thlrty-aix, representiig elgbteen wards, living two of them in each um‘l. fawlliar with the peeds of their neighboruoods far wore than the Mayor can be, decide along in July that they don't need $500,- unu&;;hnxln.::w'rn. l:mfi tnltTluney’ do l::gd $300, worth of icemen. crefore, they Dass ah ordinance tmenmg §300.000 from the ko S B HOMES IN THBE WHST. alnh e s b B ol B A HOT SPRINGS APPEAL. : Hor BrriNos, Ark,, March 13.—There Is & | "FRKE HOMES™ v & great Hajlway. Tea ye geacral uslety Liero that Congress should lug- | SERORCRLNTUIAG sl o iidio cnty falate promptly to ¢xtend tho term of thy Hot | Ip siampssnd get Tk -’ uf—uuru BIDES of (b, Sorings Commbsalon, which otherwiso will ex- &itiblrou wolie you talak ot (L Veo HALY FARK [ ”":1‘&5’:? ».rlnllou. adding It 10 the police sp- piro ou the lat of April. It will require w yoar glxgul ?..‘.f."cn ?& h‘:u or sddress M, O'DOWD, Lt 1l the property, owlog to th gletd e o r says they canoot. to sel property, owlog to the conficting % “ M;Il:':x'gdl‘"u iy kel clalms ot settlers on the Uoverament rescrvas Oraany, B e atrraae] ¢In his deciston.” tlon, snd un'il that is accowpilshed nothing can The mm‘mmmm pbyalclans io the city pmoke and “DId you cver read ft1" bu doue towards rebullding the receutly-burued | recom wNg districts, or securlng sauitary and otber ho. v o 411 you will read it you will find that Judwe | provemeuts that are esscutlal for the U McAlliater says pothinie of the kind. Whag he cuct cof the juvalids resondug to dues say ls that they may go on and f{ssue reve- | these hesling waters. It Congress ] will but settle the land titlcs tho revenue frowm pue thue warrants agalust an epuropriation fur 3 the water reuts will fully refund the Federal ex- 14ar, Bold by BUCK & RAYNER, Drugglits and soceille burposs for u certaln year, aud that bt (4 WAkers of 1y LAY Culogna. [ The only Sewing Machine practically used at the extraordinary speed of One Thousand to Eighteen Hundred stitches per minute, in the manufacture of every kind of Overwear and Un- derwear, is the Wheeler & Wilson. The same qualities that enable it to withstand this severe test, and make it more economical for manufacturers, recommend it for the family. Rotary motion insures ease of movement, with greatly increased durability. If you desire clean, beautiful work, an’easy-running, beauti- ful, and thoroughly-made Machine, see the New Wheeler & Wilson, No. 8,155 State-st., Chicago, Illinois. ANUSEMENTS. PCORMICK MALL TUESDAY KVENING, March 18, the ORAXDERT CONCET programme ever preseated in this city oy tha THURSBY The following srt DIINS I:,u.vl,\| [ i Concert Pris 1 v S e o v ! y." \.‘Tl.'l('l.lll POLD LICIITEN H;"lt“l' Sung American Violln' Virtuoss (I3 Finst Avpear: snes liere), 1; PEANR, the Celebrated Plantat and i), W. COLDY, the flenowned Accom- PitkeTs {accoriing to ocation, 76 cts. Maminan $1.00, Tiekets for sale at Chicage Muale Co.'s, 153 Slate-at, This concert will b given Tn the foterest of & com- tnendable object. MCORMICK HALL. MONDAY EVENING, X0OV. 18, 8pirita! Real, Live, Potent! Not, What Is It P Snved from Fire by Bpirite’ Power! Tho wonderfut ~Trst ™ plven (nnder the Hshop 8500 chinllenie) ingdam. Tavestigntions of Kpiritism, condit by prominent Do the Dead 25 cents extra. adisun-st., and &b iy e Ailmieslon. 29 venias Feacrved o Y 'y otice of Hall., 5 McVICKER'S THEATRE, Pourth and Iast week of 1he Ureat Drame, tha £ L WO DRPHARS, Wedocrlsy MATIN This great dramatlc work after " elatiorate vrepara- A ] rod) d CELEBRATED tiiste M rais | T \uo brincloal and wel- pown members of g CNTON BQUARE THEATILE COMPANY, _Bale of seats commences Thursday, 1481 Ins JEFFERSON PARK PRESDBY’N CI'H, Corner Throop and it Adams-sts. JAMES E. MURDOCH. SELECT AND DRAMATIC READINGS From the Ecripturcs, Shakepeaee, Youts, 86 the Jeferson Park Preabyierian Throdp and West Adams-sts., by Next Tueadsy Evealng, Mareh 10, at 8 o'clock. _ Tickets, 60c. For sale at the doar. UNION PARK CONGREGAT’AL CIPH, MISS H. E. HASKINS T itye READING st the Unfon Park Conuregational Church on TUEBDAY EVENIN(, Mareli 1. Sasie uns der thedirection of LOUIS FALE. Admlsion, 23c. Tiovrox, 13t Month, 24, 1875,— My Dear Friend, Miay Justines't mast Dot ety myacit the satlafactian of telilnz= thee how hearilly I’ enjoyed thy readings, buih .. Wishing theeall tne suct ncations ader de- Joux TTIER, Luast Two Performsnces of the Brililant Actreas, Miss FANNY DAVENPORT Supported by Augustin Daly's Famous Fifth-av, Com'y. ‘This Satuniay Matinee, at 2 p, m., PIQUH. Baturday Eveniag. at b (farewel) performance), AS YOU LIKE 1T. 2 8-The oBlERIaT, e ti e Melocny Comettus, M NEW CUICAGO ’I‘HEA’I‘RB;l J. A, HAMLE This Afterncon and Evening. Crowded Houses Nigntly, Great HAVERLY’'S MINSTRELS. Avllngton, Bfce. Kemble, Linden, Carter, Cush: innu, Welch, ftice. Callfornis Quartettie. (Girand atinee 10 25 and Juc, 'rices ns ueual 23, B0 &id 75¢. " COLISEUM NOVELTY THEATRE, To-nlght-—>tatiaee Sunday Afternvon, The celebrated Dutch Comedians. MY AWFUL DADL Popular Price Next Week=-First time of GEO. tog drama. eutiiled GULD DI HAVERLY'S THEATRE. J. 1. HAVERLY roir Remember, Last Saturday Matinee. Don't forges Last Ureat natardsy Night. TUNOLE OM’S CABIN N Fu T A wirane cadt s un{-»nu‘lnc Liherated Blavest BKNKDIIII' Choruses; (Hhio 1 Widwl Ursnd Panuraus af dhe Mistualpyl o0 intation Scens | Transfornu ulin Kllsicr's Conpany. Aladdin n Moudsy, mp. WEST END OPERA HOUSE, Weas Madison-st. Fun-—Prof. Carpenter’s Fun, ‘Wonderful and Amusing Scenes in Meamerlsm eve) night this week and Ssturdsy Matince. Admislon, 3 and $3c, Commence at 8 0'clock. LHOOLEY’S THEATRE. SPECIAL XOTICR, SALR OF BEATS SOTHERIN 1n A CRUBUED TRAGEDIAN begins this morming. NINON DUCLOS® FOLLY THEATRE. Bpecial Kngsaement of tne Oeletrated MISS PAULINE MARKHAM, mf {.l{‘l’f‘i:)r(tmu and Etsborate productivn of LITTLE SEWING MACHINES, ~ WEED SEWING MAGHINES “ARE THE BEST.” Ask to seq thom, or address WELD 8. M, CO,, Chilgago, 111, NUALES, FAIRBANKS' STANDAMD Fou OF ALL KINULS, FAIRBANKS. MORSE & GO, 111 & 118 Lake St., Chicago, Be caseful tobuy onlythe Gunuine, NANCIAL. $25. $50. $100, $200. $500. The masority of Wall atrves huuses and men are as hoseyt 88 Lelr neiyliburs, 8ad many of them haye & world-wlis reputaiion for oundacaand hus The ¢4 Bouse of Alex. Frotulahan & Coo Broxirs. 11 Watlstrert, Now York, (s catliled ‘(o abuluta cond: deno, They eiala Lial 80 lavesinons of abu i s o Yurk Iridy u recently returneq vye: Send for Belt cireulass feue LEGAL, B Esnsrathe & i Beeeaned o ¢ hersby uotd da. u W sane a Wrin Pruvate Cours Koow, 77 Clark st 1 the Cliy of (nl: sauts fo gatd Coole Countysuu b c third Mouday of April Lelig tha 1505 day thorsof. Dated Chicagn, g el G 3 R E S R T LUCK Execaturs. SMALL & MCOLE, Attorueys. or BATUROAD XTAE AL ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, FIPLANATION oF Terrrexce Maaxs.—t Satorde) :xlx;.“v’led *Bunday excepted. §Monday excepted.’ CHICAG) & KO ¥ RATLWAY, IRTEWESTER! 62 Clatk-st. (8he, Ticket Oices, 62 Ciarkest, (Bherman llaure) andag b atree al 'L Hoc! ittiwaukeo Fast al bMfiwaukee Exprew., LMiiwaukes Pa 533458 52 i PERRTRPETDPIFEd \rs aro run through. between Cht- |afTs, on thetratn leaving Chicazo ther roal nim¢ Paliman of any other form of et e D—D-.!’;::ebl’m!r of Canal and Kinzlooste CHICAG(, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILROAD. Depots foot of Lake-st., Indlans-sv.,and Sixteonti-at. ‘and Canal snd Bixtcenth-sta. Tickel OMices, &3 Clarke st., 5od 8 depots. Trains. Le Mendota & Galcaharg Fapress. {utawa & prfeator Expreas.. Liucktord & Freeport Fxpres. Duhuque & sloux Cliy Tavific Past Kxpress, Kansas & Colorato Exprens. ve Pasen Aurors Passenger...... dota & KEreator PAscher. er. “Pullman Palaco Dining-Cars and_Prilman 18- wheel the Pacioc Expross. CHICAGO. ALTOR & ET. LOUI3 AND CHIOAGO KANGAB OITY & DENVER BHORT LINER. Upton Deput, Weat blde, neat Studlaonost. bridge, and wenty-(hird-st.Ticket Uffice, 124 Handolphi-st, Leave. | Arrive, Rangas City & Denver Fast L. Louls & Sprinafleld E: K, Louls, Kpringheld & Te Peoria. lurlingion ¢ K. & B 1 oKUK res treator, Lacon, Wash'ton F oliet & Dwight Accommdat’n CRI0AQO, MILWAUREE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, Union Depot. corner Madlson and Canal-ste Ticket Otice, (3 South CIArk-at., opposite Shicrman louse, 804 at depot. Teave, | Arrive, Milwsukee Express. 1* Ti058 * 7:30p. Amensera ] esha Mol ancadis, lay, and Menuns through *10:108. m. |* 4:00n, m. 8:00p. M. #10:452. ™. o/ ulnt, auil Asye] ixhi Exprese. § 9:00p. m.if 7:008. 1. All trains cun via Mitwankee. Tickets for 8t, Paal and Minneapolisare good either vis Madisan and Prairie du Chlon, of vis Walertown, LaCrosse, and Winooa. 'm f Lake-at. d foot t?r“'g‘;flémnm e-at. wn sesond et e 133 Nanduipnett., near Fiarks o " ft. Louls Express £ oo Fay Cairo & New O S @ On Saturday night runato Centralls only, b On Baturday night ruas to Pearla oaly. pegat, O A A O tp0g.s. + Xet Office, 67 Clark-at., southeast corner of Ao Gtand Lacine HotL 'Aud &% Palmer ouse, - Matl (via Maln snd Afr Lina).., Duy Expross, Kanmatoo Accominodat Atinnilc Eapress (dally) Night Kspress....... FITTEBURG, FT. WAYNE & OHIOAGO. nmyn‘l. PRI PR M, T Leave. M:}::%x!nrm X X ress. o Liso.. BALTIMORE & OHIO. Tyainslesve trom Pxpoutilon Rulldtagy foot of Mon. roc-st. Tieket Offiors: &3 Clark- aimer House, Grand Pacigc, aad Depol (Exposition Bulldiog). M Rxprés, Leave. l Amive, #:50a. m. [} 5:408 m. FasLing. s sueues, | 9:0p. WLI* 8:40p, 0. LAKE, SHORB & MIOHIGAN BOUTHEBN. Leayo. Arrive, fHAR R, S t10:30 b, ma: |o Bi4a. im, P, SRS ¢ L Dopot Suricr st Cblot abe Catrul ah, - e Slda. 1 Depart. [ Amive, Cactnoatr, 1 10, Loo- g S e ll'"lt RN Deoos foot of Laka-ss. and fuot of Twenty-eecond-s. Depart. Arrive. Ginclonstt, lndisnapolis &~ 0:308, m.|* P1O0p. LSl p Yol s oe- s e B 6d Uiark-al., blierman House. g < fERASo BUALATS & PO AR Al ve. Omahi unn-"lalAwh!:,'louu.n. 4100 b . el Aucow Licls! » B:009 . in. (¢ 9133 & l(‘l;hlxl;‘:'rfu.,..m o i e e o " All meals on tha Ouiabs Kxpress are served 1o dlaisg o B R Keor s OHICAGO & EASTERN TLLINO[A RAILROAD, toes: 77 Clark-at., 07 Duarbora-at. ,aad Do Tk O Ty A g Carralie o Dok Lea l Arrive, &1 Jopts il resa's 7110 8., 1110 P, @, Nulopletaiioriis Brprems s S0 s 'R B B0 T mEDIOAL, NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNKsis, cla., disorders bruught on b e o e T Vi firata anh Vous Bystem, spoedily sud radically cured by urtht Informiation, B L ot hi s $3 ‘) abroctlons of uac ity by WANCUESTER & 00, Ohemists, 36 Jubu ow York, ADMAR INDIBIN (Uslrersaly pro- E:I‘»ul by thu unllm-.\ Llnl(fvl‘ liefreshiog. and Medieated Frult Lozeuge: (or ta [wodlats relict aud efectusl cury of Coantipativn, Yeadaches Dils, He- wrrhols Uulll!!lhl aud bbe IIAIIMJH a4 Ve Ty oA S O o byallengalas Rlecplg-Cars are run between Chicago snd Umabaoa