Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1878, Page 3

THE CIIICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1878—TWELVE PAGES. ,iim tosit down. The Invitatlon was nol ac- | corpus, copted, however, and_ the speaker eontinned, | Judge hel are men with ! constant peculntion, sneculatio they will farm [ For any one connccted with them to cver un- ‘]';;;;,;fi d on the return day of the same, the | and Scotch tenants,”” they sald, * That, natwithetanding the li- | means, with modern {dea i LOCAL POLITICS. 10 WANG ATNE-LATELY ROLD UN- L Josing with an appeal to the more Intellizent | cense was frrezularls ‘aaned, and the father had | sclentifieally, develop your recaurces, and maka | dertake the teaching of religion, and the edit- der fore e hialt L lo o hia hearers——ihat 18 10 aay, afl but the McGAL- | Bob given nis consent, aha being 10 searn of azc, | you rich,” "Thero was a politieal intereat In all | oralitp of a religlous newspaner, is bad enough, | Borinees commer un Wert faxeat. weat of Park, a e, | WASTED=A | FIRAT-CLABS Jommarruas ® ing for Tuesday's Contaest | frey tribe—to support Mr. Ellickson Tueedny. | the marriage was valid and binding, and tha | this, tuo; for, If ance the lsland were thus peo- | and shocking to all men of decent Iife: but for | fincr blockon West Lakest., west of Fark 435 | pypen.at 3 k Preparing for Attho concluston ot Mr. Knight's remarks tho | parties occupled ihe relbtionshio of 'uaband | plod, there would be an end of seditions and [ such 8 mman to_ bold up tho shor-cominga of | “AifBin proveris: 3 3 SO AWORRER Ao HoiE o’ .=The Saloon-Keepers' mecting adjourned, the hanld citizena considera- [ and wife; bnt that under the law which civea | secret conapiracies. None cared or thoupht | others, atrd assume Lo puss judement upon tenfdence tore on (dlann. near Thinfeth.at. t cornerof Archer-av, and 4 A e biv elated at the way they had interrupted the | the parent the custody and right to th services | wwhat would hecome of the poor people who now | thom, s proof of such'a hnrdening process ay | Hesldence lots on Michian Dear Thiriieth-at, aut ULL. Mesting. procecuings, and yet somewhat disguated that | of hischila unty m:l]urll{, unless hie voluntarily | beld the fands; and, if tho landlords were | would scarcelv he expected na the result of Ry il i llLic WASTED-A Goan RMIAGE TRIMMER, they had not been able to get up an unpleasant | Insca ity the defeudant had the right to her | tempted to pity, 1t was a luxury they could not | editing a strictiy rellclous newspapcr. O A R P g ARLEFRONT | 8V " Appirat once to IuREMKIL & SQUIEL Elen, row. rcrvices until ahe was 21, and therafore was en- | afford. ‘Thas England sowed the wind, and fs |~ The above are outlines. Detalls and other | thorbersrcaer this: cobponNagton-At. we are du. or SLHATDEN, 650430 471ttt soopendent Aldormano Condidater | "y g, TIEMIROTITENG o | it bl Aot it e | o, e, o, Tl o, (6t | il spsncaions an b urint o0 - | SR LA R e T sz h ho raloon-kecpers held another m 3 missing the writ, opd rem: rlearanc che foll01 " L s 3 3 The Citizens' Union. Tenterday Mternoon 1o the North Side Turuer | wife to the possession of hor father. V7 | millfon Trishi to Amerden, filled with that deadly ——————— T oo Tasrss | WANIED=EOUR 600D 1us1Nes ¢ s it A 2 L B i » The West Town Repubifean Camopaign Com- .‘:'I)Irlllficv?:rglfiu:::“'l‘i:rg,‘ (::’écj\{xnl{‘::‘t'lgl:wv“flr“‘lle:t ARMY' NEWS. Few atories In istory are more painful than — "f,':ln :r;::i::'m" "x,‘ li:m L T T o ok aplay % i who sver Tinaon ittee and the Aldermanle eandidates of the | nnd the ofticers of the Assoviation on the sube — _ | the taleof these evictions, The Irish tenant's Hls Pernonnl Character and Hahlts, marhie front fouse, 211 Ashland-sv. Terms 0 salt, | Birenatantce tha mion LIk irkestlaries now, and LS o 1 Side wards met at D o'cluck yesterday | ject of Aldermanic nominations, HEADQUARTERS OF TIHE ARMY. | home {s passionately loved. Here his lathers . Lorremondenca "f'fi’“',‘\ninflfl Tridune. ’Ll KC. Koa fixtares, and fofnace. Applyat 133 South | formen who have had fxherlence in FANYAMIGE. Ade 5 e in Campnin Ieadquarters, Parker | . The meeting was called to order by Mr. John | Wasnisorox, . C.—Spectat Orders No, 6:3—A | lived before hiw: aud every fock and bush has Wasiixatox, March 12, 1838, ~When a man | ¢ TP WS EasE Iyinksxe, buslness expcrience, and guaranics ¥ moputnt I CENPAL Madison and Hslsted | Feldkemp. Preslent of the Assoclation. The | General Court-Martial Is hereby appointed ta meet | I8 sweet nssoclation. ~All lus hittle store of | of nute and weight in life passcs away his virtues | JPOUSALECTOUXEANDTOT OX MICIGAN AT SULLIRGIL L I i i Balldinge_¢ : endance, and all | S0uth Side Cotlection Committce reporied eol- |t Omabs, Neb., Hay 1, for the trial of Col. A. V. | Morklly coois, marcover, Is gathiered within | and vices are elther oxagzerated or diminished, | Weitern iande. HATSON Tkl 5 Wanbingion N A e AR UENT WITER AXD 00D come = trecte, There was a Jarge attendance, o Icctions to the amount of 870. The West 8Ids | gauts, Eigath Infantry, snd such other person thess humble walls; for he does ot hire bl | o050 4 18 facts—i 5 - - : nnn ORtoloths, T4 Taase R e Countey: u [ -presented. The Aldermanic | C ittee didn't s 1 the North Sid; , Elgath Infantry, pe: Bousc ull stoched, as the English and: Beotch bile what we want Is facts—the simple truth, E=A WELL-BUILT HOUSE OF TWELVE Y sud cliarsctor required. Address n \he wardls were repr N omnmittee didn't show up, and the North Side | ;ay ye brought before it, Detall for the Corirt: | {0140 DL B8 e BhE 2 which s Justice. Dinfog-mom and kitchen on firt foor. | 07! e ares ot ¥ fuces were all ratiticd. The renorts from | Committee wns given a week's time, Brig. -G ©. C. Augur and Geurge Crook: Cols. armers do. Under such crcunstances, the i 5. ent ataole on the preinlser. 1ot 100 feet front ANTEU=-A SBMART, ACTIVE HOY FROM 1370 3 pown! 1wards were most encouragiuz as to Cnarlie Bruder, Sccretary of the joint meet- rig.-Gend, C, C. Augy D u': 2 "- evictions became acts of the utmost vruclty and I nave known Mr, Wade for ten years; hare lons Kouth Bidv, Addreas O 63, Tribune, 15 yeam oid 1o work tn & store, Addres, with - the -r:r'crrflc it In tomo of tho wards the | 10 revorted tho names of Aldzrmanic candt- g"“-,z‘|"‘l‘l"';']':“fiz"""‘a,'“:,’ na'::;m;:::»fi A Ihméi-lh l'hu‘nlncrll'h w‘l‘m .:Lfoll.lululul Jhe #at at the same table with bim fur months; hove | [FOI SALE-METTERTHAN BASKA—10 references, WHLTNEY, cars Carricr No. 19, eral resulls. whic] ) e W. P, g - | lnndionds® agents protested that ne executfos v 3 ' fros Vest Congress-st. 3 :’I;cm\unlu contests will bo very close, and | Seeiidan rre iy Jestiogy bich was gfit{ Jery, T. . Pltcher, Piest nfanter, J, E. Smith, | \as ever ko trying 1o thelr feclings ay the Jovel- | VSl frequont visttor at bis rooms, and a guest i mutnlns the shove, Unimbroveai, k 4l o the means of drawing out & full vote. | lished in “Thursday’s TRinuxe. Discussion of | Fourtecnth Infantry, C. If, $inith, Nineteenth In- | fng of there ‘wretched houscs. The fercest at the Obio home of himself and his excelient | APRILATIG) Weat Manro I 4 otty Artor v The nanner of printing tickets waa discussed | the report was postponed temporarily, fanteys Kufus {nzalis, Quactermasicrs Hepari- | wrath of Nature, even, could not stay thg dresil- | wife, aud hase spout many hours, foog to be |~ SUBURLAN, RRE \VASTED-ALL PALTIS. EITHER MALE O1F b4 '.':f,::m e torm gt b adopted by which | oy HBmUTICIon whe Ceceted rom Peter B B ey Mass e T e | (4l Ein. Yo haitand thunder, rafts and emorw, | renicmbered, with bim. . Burely T ought to know | T35 sALr-wangES Toui 5, FIVE | ar omlcet sx Elerc hicaimune Pokueedine: it et " i¢ ¥y of th ¥ pushed o e WOl K e H q ¢ "o, 3y 7 2 # 3 Vsl o1 PN b fown could be distingutslied from the Al- o et o “pormecting, for | audgs Advocate, Jadge Advacata of tho Court, ' | thio ageu and bgrhigen. tive Butaine bave, wers | *°mcthing a8 to what manncr ol man e was. ool AT S35 Sy Gowe e deyh baa, | S LA 20, 01 et i) f the thie reason, as alleged, that lie keeps a dlsor. By direction of the Secretary of War, the fol. J o " During all those years there might have bren | nrisy and Mondsy. J, G. £ SITUAT) v ; dermanic ballots by tho fudges of election. | derly loust at No, 12¢ Lake street, stating that | lowing:named men have bean ordored to bs dis. | driven forth into the angey wleki, Lo Wander o i 2 O oamiaionder. do G. EARLE, 116 Wasnlogton: | SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, * peter Button, of tho Eighth, W. Linscott, | tho charge against him was false, a8 lie could e}mr{e;l Privates William Bcown, Company L, | Without shelter or food, until God, in some un. | 8 8core of times or lesaiwhen he broke forth SN0 F T -Cr S T TeS Arodese 1 enth, and Picasant Amick, of the Twelfth | Drove il given an opoortunity ao todo, The | First Cavalry; Pattick Hyan and Robert Tomitn- | forescen wav, perbaps by death, should have | into oaths n my hearing, e was too KR, Very cheap. M. 4. MOTH, Winncts ITUATION WANTED—BY A GANDENENR, WO i Fleventhy 3} witter was referred to the Judiciary Commit- | 2on, Company O, Second Cavaley s Jacob Waiters, | meres' ou thelr mizery. The story of thess | tlean-souled o man’ to be a valzar or cosrss 3 thuroughly understands the colsure of fawers, ven. ' fard, were added to tho Campalgn Committee, | Motter ¥ Company I1, Eighth Cayairy: Jobn A. Cnapinan, | evictions makes the blood curdie and boll by | habitual swearer, In rebuke of meanncss or | oo | tahles, frult anid A6 tropical pinnts, tho managomeat 1 The question of Notarlos at the polls was dis- | iy, Federer snoke of what he considered to | §eneral servicas Henry Masicrs, Light Liattory By | turns, aud. forces one to look with horror upoh | treason to” humanity the expletives biazed out | ... COUNTRY REAL ESFATE, | ol ciiredtes; novatraiaef el work "0 se friat E qussed, and left to the Executive Committee for | he the grindiug injustice of compeliing saloon- | Tnfantry: Firsy' Sergeant ,,o,',],,,,,“"cfc,,.""_ the capabilities of human nature. For ten years | hut and heavv, as expressions of moral fudigna- [FOIPALE-A FINE PARM OF 23 ACHES, AD- | uneomce. e ’ Stlon, after which the Committee adjourned | Keepers to pay the ubnoxious pool-license, and | Company I, Seventn. Cavalry: receuita Francls | E work Went an: ight ud day, sumuiee and | tiou; but the rare humor, quaut goud seuse, | g, Jplaini the pline, of Naterion, senece Countp, Miscelinticouss 3 "elock this mornini, moved to employ Mr. Henry Rubene, the J Casslity and ' Edward McAndross, Fifth Infantey; | Winter, the *Crowhar Brizade™ acourcd the | snud frank directness of his daily talk, O | on the place are. syiendid orchards of appies. peacher. | QITUATION WASTED—AS | REPORTEI ¥ gutll 9 0'c] g clation's attarney, to Night tho matter and make | John Keleher, mounted aervice, country. Hand-work was too slow, and a | such emuhnlzlnr. H1s ways reaiinded me of a blac! e ete., {n Ane condl- | %) on adatlyor weekly paper. fiad lind expericnce, 7 Atthe Adéflurmrlmmcnt '.hlul:‘ c:mrl::n (;J:m' o test cnsu of it In Lho courts. Boveral speeches & Il:u-hllnu w-s’luvunud‘l\vhlun would fasten upon ;siuim lln a speech of the Rev. Owlenl l.nre]«:lr, of Address W H, Drawer tit. lrundes, Mich tive Committee of 0 Weat | had to be made. The fellows who bad pool- > NT OF DAKOTA the donmed house pod bring it down in_instan- inuls, 1n a campaten o antl-slavery days, 1 mittee the Exceu o, DEPARTMINT AKOTA. Town met In Koom BL of the Parker Building. | tables and had o pay the leensa were emphat- | fzynquantene, Sr. Pavs, Minn,—Spectat O | 120¢0us ruin. ‘The wrctclied victims lingercd | While lic was a mem'ier of Congress, fn addi- SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ) » about the sacred places until driven away by | ton to some criticisms on profanity, Mr, Love- | Hmis of Aunern. X0 Y. 12 Nurses matter of printing tickets was discusscd, | feally in favor of the motion. The fellows Who | #rs yo, 34—A Geacral Court-Sartial fs herchy £0. el D 1 Tands kond butqings. 3 ) v 2: batlots will be ready for delivery at 56and | Ald0't hapoen to have oy took tho moble | \oboiicd'ioinestat Fort Custer, Montana, April | Sraitatom ur the woru cruct blows of their | oy sald, U1 do nol approve of ewearing, but | G'fadiory uearfinblace:n 50 | S rair e competeis san St cad Pratas > ) @ expericnced Prorestant ress 1t ground that their more well-to-do brethren masters, Buch landed proorictors as did not | give me the man who swears for frecdomn rather | springs: wllllrll’n?‘ck 'in-'nnmf 1 esiven. ell | girli first-clas reference, Call or sddress JENNIE, G0 v c ought to pay for what | 17 for the trial of auch personn as moy babrouahit | embark in this horrid scheme yet forbada their | than the fetlow who prags forslavery."” Sltheror hotny of those placesat 'a bargain, est_Lake-at., third foor. ::'l‘:]‘tlu-g;ltlrll :-u.'fl:{rf: g( n:&mue. S0 ‘that the | beforait by authority from thess hoadquarters. | tennnta to recive any of the ugitives, as none | L never saw wine oF £birits ou ig table, or at | 5. HELIEF DURKEE, P.-0. Box wal, Aubum, | === common Tund might not be debleted for the | Detail for the Court: Lieut.-Col. A. G, Brackett, | wished the burden of paupers, Such peassnts | his roum; never saw hin go to & bar or saluon | S o e purpose of defending theso more fortunate | Ma). David B. Morgan, Sccond Cavalry; Cupts. | 83 hud the micans emigraled to Atnerlca, aud ( 10 drink, and never wus told of his doing 50 by . REAL ESTATE WANTED, biies, _ Alfter considerablo discussion, Sccretary | Joseph Conrad and Erasmus C. Gilbriah, Elev- | romo landiords, fndeed, pafd the pnesage of | any one who ever did ece bim. Duriug n vielt TANTED=THE BET HOUSE AND LDT ON Euglebardt moved, a5 an smeodment, to ap- | enth Infantry; Firat-Lisut. W. E, Kingsbary, | thore whum they turned sdrift, ~ But vast | ot his homu fn Nuvember last he was laughing T ates thet can e th for 2,00 canli, point o committee of five to present & petitlon | Lleventh Iufantry; Second-Licuts, J. N. Alllson, | Multitudes dicd fi the swampw, the mountains, | sbout the etories told of his whisky-Urioking | Moneyin hand, MATSON #1LL, 17 Wathingion to the Council praying the ropeal of the ordl- | gorgng Caval ,’\"-"“m . Whe ,u‘" Sloventn ) ANd the road-side, or tound a little longer way and coarse profanity, and sald: “Idon't think | == gy RENT—11 nance llcensing pool-tables, The amendment | Yaratieys ¥ B Huntington and Gurdl ta the grave through the workliuuse.~Ajpletons’ | L've drank ‘the ambunt of a oiut of Hyuor i | amemmeennt 2 JEENT=: prevalled, and the following Committes was ap- i Cai Journal for Sprits thirty years,” and Mra, e, sittivg by, eald, North Slac. 85 South Haleted at 4 o'clock Tuesday morning, where Collector Hoffman will have charge of em, The matter of distributing tickets to Wand Committecs was also discussed, but tho selection was lcft to the various Ward Clubs 30d members of thie Campaizn Comtuitice. The question of printing tickets brought ont the fact that James W. Clark, once Town Clerk of the West Town, and who was indicted, had tomo tickets printed lnst year, as a candidato THE OWNER 0F THE PATENTS ted Biatcs, covering fmprovemente tn on stock, desiren 1 of The mame. ket lils whole . There iy T 10 the clties, Incluiling 0, Imore, Plttahurg, and othcrs, and als &nd priers froin Mot of thie larye waknn companins, The own aret finor, o esksur, In order 1o mislend people, James | bojnted s Mesnts, EAGoIIARLY, Fedcror, Honwie | B ae s el bl e iocaie. = SThat"u true’. in Washington e ket the | 7]'0 RENT—4en XOREI DEARNUILN.ST., 25701 m;‘flaggfi?j{‘gjfifi:fl{7117:-1':'3,54::;5:&"2'4’;1;;‘%? ' Clark being the rezular Republican nomiace, | thow, Raap, and iollenberg. N Glenerar Cont-Marilal. le heroby appointed to “TIE ADVANCE? plainand simplo ways of hix carly Now England | L anibasmient stone runi, bars, 81,107 fer years | fieatecanbe adt for fuctr, manufaccire here, ihls Z The same trlck may be attempted to be played | *The Judiclary Committce recommended the | meetat Fort A, Lincoln, Dakota, March 28, Do- D J llie, was singuiarly temperate’ in dict,” had 24 Nortl Mate-st., marhla front, 3-story, basement [ 18ke hofd of &n siready estabilahed busine: ¢ this year, and the Commitico {8 vrepared ac- | repeni of the cast-iron pledge adopted n weck | tall for the Court: Muj, R E. A. Crofton, Cabte, —_— *early to bed and carly 1o rise " as bis inotto | and Jupceliary biras €43 per monthi o bouniiog Dable ot helug ehlargcit to an almast unitmite i 1 e el After transacting eome other unim.. | aao for the boneAt of eundiiates for Aldcroien | Lo Mo Sanger. Thomas 1i. “French, Sevenfecnth | Somo Interesting Statoments In Ttegtd to | aod practice, aud attributed bis flno. health | house; Withelegant gan axtures, ne nruels ears | L oVaE T GEl Ihe shole or & patt ot the, Chied \ tapt bushness, the Committeo ndjourned | who desired tho Assoclation's support, The | Jarantty; Stephon aker Bath infanter: Kitst | “ygow 1ts Editor Conducted the Freed- [ largely to these wiso habite, Fispermont, % sndscreens, | §yUllign AnrliL, 2 ang .. Call o nadress A B 2 Gl 10 'clouk ils morniniz, rcul)mnwndnllnn was adopied. Ky 1 Na e cinaon, Saventh Cavalrs men's Buronu at Washington. nll"l'l’;;'oggglf};’ o Wears s l:c‘fglrlnglhdwbt_fs munuht‘x;“l;{'r:‘g?e.il pone Dearborn, 2-story sad base. | Tremont House otice, ' ROUTH TOWN. . Me, Wasserman moved that candldates for | ond Lieuts, Charles Il Ingalls, Sixth infantry: To the Editor of The Tritune. . Ulithesy o Firat and heasi 2 ' The South Tawn Republiean Campaign Com- | Aldermen. Instend of being required 1o sign | Jonn -t Greshom. - Second ‘caviley: Firat Lieue WABINGTO%, D, Gsy March Z—Slnce Gen, | e o doubt @ futre lite—furtuuately hold- st and second northast comer of Clark and B tiness OF Ay proper Dearbol Chicago. mittee held & meetinge nt 8:30 o'clock vesterdsy (OMMISSION DUSI: v any pledee, bo asked 1f thev would oppose any | Lutber R. iiare, Boventh Cavalry, Judge Advo- for with grand fidelity to the practical du- Mtcrnoon ot the purpose of hearing reports i et e e fd i e B A e Charles 11, Howard, of tho Chicago Adrance, | ties of this: During sixtcen wintars o Wash- it 1T, GAME. AND o would take s tiariner H e " e T eneral produce (or & f from the different wards, Arthur Dixon pre- | Stato Liquor law. In his opinlon, that was all Under the authority :cnlel;mdggon him _|_»{ para- | hos taken it upon himscll to pass upon what | ibiton he never entered a cliurch, simply say- TR STONT | with EL000 Can sliw £1,000 Brst yeat profite Ao« . C. A. Storey and Martin Best wes T ph 15,, Guneral Orders No, 60, of 1874, from ol . ing: “I don’t believe bardly auythine they meat _ in perfect | dress U 81, Tribuneomice, ' :mlm Co0 Storty and Maca k“t flpu': :,I::gmgxm be required of thewm. The motion | ICRD o, BURE IS ncparment commander 2: ,"r'::‘.‘i.’l"‘l’m“::‘:2';";:‘“:“:';“”: '""":‘";l"“' teuthy wnd Daven Interest 18 iens | Fof thocs hter fhe eatory and maement anie heane BINe | S ALE=TALF 1N TEREST IN G000 PAY t the headquarters established in League Hall, fn | © The report of the jolnt meeting was thon | irects that evch of tho officors hureln dotailed us ) y Interest you toknow |y do believe it, ¢ 18 all right to g0, luuses, 1o good arder, at Nus, 4, A, ' tuy redtaurant on Koutn Side. Owner haring ofliet s were added to the Campotzn Committeo: Lo L. | - Mr, Wasscrman moved, as asubstituto for the | of being memoem of auch Conrt-Yatunl. bunelq | 1048 editor were fust beforo he became con- | and expresaed 10 me Iast autumn lus satiplac: | S(LUcarbornar, > "52?3"'s°ng FITOT-CLARS i Coturn, Firet Word; L. Oppenlicimer, . I, | roport, that the Agitation Comimitteo proceed | sxemot from gorrlsun ity excopt during tha hours | iceted with tho Adeance. Ho graduated Into | tlon i tne ilebe s views gavo bitn toucling Went Blde, ) T e e R e ML T D MeCabe, Sulius Rodbertus, N. A, Farwell,Uenry { to report the names of such canatdates for Al- | of actual sesalon of the Cuurt. this poculiar exponent of religion from the po- | I8 life and the lfv beyond. FINE TWO.STORY | steam power: one of 1he best locatiousin 1 3Aand 40 Harvard-st, | whent and shippinet if 90¢ sold el ™R omth, B Delek ok, Ao | SueRAnT. L p catern-av. 1 BU0 DFick 3R, 430 | Ta0ng ) e R g HER Oft " SALFE=FINST-CLASS LAUNDIEY: £3TAI: L ,l,l,l;nqgngallazé'}é:,'ygfi“::fi?},m',‘,',‘_ ! liatied good trade. _Addross O 6%, Tribune afiice. g ome, 433 Western-avi | TrOTEL=32 ROUME WITH RESTAURANT ON to $aper yeak. incnew beick liouses on Grens J Ot Aior, ot At niNards. 1 Daeihents s el , $12 l'é!? antk, d-story (rv:mr‘-‘_lm'i West eds 0o lncuinbrance; location best in citys low 'v. Inquire 343 Western-av, uz lease, large trade, for 87000 cash. U v, e omice, CTCHING AND JODIING 0L dermen as wera not. deserving of tho Assocla- sition of Assistant-Commissloner of tho Freed- | Of sin brave Lammtanesn e apes otean tou's supy o::l'eni‘;gt St l:hh: lfimfi e dsnr: flfg%fif:;fl:} Ag‘l“ ’{gl‘_m’:‘\“’fmn men's Burceau for the Districe of Coluwnbla. e | his Jast hours on earth the world knows some- candldates. fis explained that some fault had | o, mu_c. t. p'.-mmck‘Mcnr; Ninth Infantry, Uik bacu g taltallices ot My brother Gen, |l e mCuIoEy oL B hiendilib Wik uoy becn found with {ndorsements made At the | 1,"}oreby roleased from duly as member of the | O O-1loward, duriug ths War, and arrived hers | fade, but will brigliten by the Jousiiof tin, a.::;;emr;\g:ll;{n{ :z:‘\:;h'g:zrtfxul;%'ll(;:# ‘::n&rg‘c:: General Court-Martial convoned at Omalia Bar. | POOF, but honest, as hle friends contend, svon — L iven to Democratle candidates 1o those In. | racks and Capt. John D, Devin, Niath Infantey,fa | 8fter the close of the War. Bya few years of | A CREATED MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE. dorscments. ‘Tho Agitation Committces fn the | detafled in his stead, cconomy, upon & moderate Guvernment salary, To the Fditor of The Tribune, Bont Sccond s Ira Bull, Third} P, G, Dodee, 1. 8. Wheeler, Frank Drake, D. N. Bash, C, M. Hotebkin, M. J, Wilson, J. L. Woodward, Wilt- 1am IL. Harper, 1. K. DoYoung, D, Harey Ham- mer, 6. Clements, Georgs W Couch, A D. ayward, Georee T, Wiliuma, 3. B. dacksan, D, §. Bash, Fourth Ward; Frederiék Leforaudt, T ROOM™ TICK, HANDIOMELY xraloed, with ks Axtures, hath, closet, hot snd ih, After tranencting some other routine businoss A OS¢ " v S 3 id_water, stationary wash s:aod, efc.s rent 835; [ Tor sale, N e the City Central Executive Committee of tho | several wards had bad time since then to in- | Special Orders No. 28—A General Conrt-Mar | e wasable to go West to Chicago with what- . Ind., o desired,. wil nell ch ur sale, NOcompetitlon, 4. larize, South '!’nwn wvan livited to moet with the Cam- | quireas to the posltion of candidateson theques- | t1a1 s hereby appointed to meot at Fort McP'her- | ovir was necessary tocatabilah Wi fn bis re- m’:;::;::::;z m{‘:ldo:n::dr?lrgnsurellll::::: :::{’ B sl room Ix:n :.l"lrsé ?E-:,"E?-::::ng iy et | o ad ey cotiratis no sapo et Tty ne e paizn Committes this morning at 10 o'clock. tion of mostloterest tothe Assoclation,and thoss | son, Neb., March 20, or a8 soon thereaficr lzlous newspaper and fu bis very comfortable | slderation than fa be 5 1t By th 4 by T ] North $heldoutst., or7, [he goneral axent wio nas bullt up the Lustiess 10 1. C, Ualiard, candidate for Assessor, mado a | Committees could report the uames of ob- | ticable, for the tnal of such prisonars as tnay bo cration than {s being given to it by thepeople x RO T it pressat. pragriime. womid ! statement donylug in toto the charges contained | fectionables, If the Assoclatfon decided that | brought before it, Detall for tho Cougt: Liout.- | Modo of iving in your city, and the press. Having too faithfully copied | "|'0, BENT=825 PER oNTIL, e T B L U PR o fn yesterday's Staats-Zeitung, and sald that the | they were unworthy of 1ts support, the mem- | Col. Kugene A. Carr, Vifth Cavalry, Capt. W, 2 W. URA W 3 11 As Commissioner, he act up an cstablishment Vi o bers would no dount work azainst tholr oles. | Jordsn, Ninth Infantry, First-Lieut, .. iarnard, | which far outdld the uuncralnhcud uarters and Mtsrtiis Ot WO Rt isachl, bl we) | Inms b U 1 1In case none of the candidates in a ward | Fifth Cavalry, Second-Licuts, Ucorge O. Katom, o are now coning to the same chronfe evils which Wer objectionable, the members: should bo | FIfth Cavairy! Thomas 8 McCaloh, Ninth Infantey, |, forvo of the Burcau ftself. For what any capa- | pertaln to older countries. Wearo having in ' nth Infantry, Angustus C. |'bleand honest officer witha dozen clerks could | this country what may be callet chronfe hard Suren, DN, 1008 attack orfinated from the fuct that he refused tosubport Wash Hesing for Treasurer last fall, and thot the entire article wos untrue from be- ginaing to end. The meoting then adjourned untll this morn. fog at 10 o'clock, The Exccutive Commftteo and the candldates afierwards tnet and fixed matters incldent to the campuign, Including printing, speakers, ste. D. 8. LOVEJOY, Ciicaano, March 20.—.Mesars, Peter Schullier, Chriat Hotzy S. M, Moore, A, E. Blshop, M. ONE F HOUSE. | being required inanother line. Fhe bunness Jooy puticaaton immediateir} | suceewful operattun, on or address J. . 8., Tr ; ley | Lera e ef will take part pay inboard. | wont House, April 3 and left to thelr own cholco as to which of them to urth 3 ¢ JALUON BUTSINESS FOIL BAi TRIE, Hty lli_lllrt'::vég" ,1:}';‘_"‘}‘“1,“‘2",'\‘3;32‘3,""" W.Whoelor, | easlly have done in threo or four roome, he | times, Bmall land-owners aud men or famliles South Siae, S”n‘-'?mu'»}:xfn -’Cnmez‘:':'r: class "locatio b ALY This cvidently struck thu‘ meeting a8 '.I;u rented a threo-atory !:oulc and employed afores | of moderate means grerapldly and systematie- | 7]'0, hn::n_:m TEIL MOSTIL-TIIE, 2-8TONT AXD Pty CUARLES "CLAIKE, ioom 3170 East proper thing to do and Mr. Wassermen's | prpARTMENT OF Ti SISSOURI, | of dorks exconlliug what it sequired to carry on | ally becomiug lanalcssand propertyless. lence, | oot beiatis Eint oot bovne 118 Niebiguncar. o imemboors of tho Aitaton Committee for | . WEADGUARTERS, Fonr LEAvENwontu, Ki the Assistant Commissioncr’s ulllco In some of | tho growth of tho army of tramps and depend- | Koo 00 licapet Tioc Rz the soveral wards subnitted thelr reports, ward | Special Orders No, 0—Capt. IL il. llumpliteys, | the largest slaveholling States. Tho force was | ents, which 15 hereafter to bo o permaucut Miscellancous. P et LEs IS Tull LOUNTILY by ward, ‘Thelr recommendations not 1o aup- Fitteenth Infantry, will make the seml-snnual in- | In great part needless, and the cost altogother | source of expenso and trouble fn this country, To NENT=1014 s"'“fl'm CLARK-5T., CONNER m-i!‘., wo '.'n".':'n'u" an offer for them. If nol satis. DR John Baxter, PARTIES I THE COUNTIOY Clark and Welden. ; , 2 s g . | port certain candjdates bolieved to bo Inimical | spoctions in April, 1878, at Forta Bayard and Sel- | extravagant, and the [unds of the Bureau wero y rand 30 per mol e Clinm, back Bt qusiexpenis,; UlL- i Dean, . Jared Hasstyaic oiters - 1 v decaly | B the satoon-fespers! intereata, o toeava s to | don, New Moxico, vice Gapt. Oscat Hagon, Niath | noodlessly sed to & great amouat. A Com | s euvmemees vammeon: i marmeon with Trn | Mot oy fotsty Ao GO aAbat, 823 par | BEICT it south Charicu AT 1 moved by the expresston of your confldenco In | tho members to voto for any of the cangidates | Cavalry, hereby relioved from that duty, [ District, and 3 n IR | S Niarks loteh, i Ene’ Washingtonats, 8100 per | (JASIE LAID g e 2 sl yo h i inissloner for thuDistrict, and paid asa Colonel, | Tugpune and all fricuds of the old sliver doll month JANES W, PORTEL. 1) Bryan Dl Imays Iing good pricar, lefuro o sell your ! requestingz the usa of iy pame as acandldate | they pleased tn certain wards whera nono wero |~ Tno National Cemotory at Fort Ulbson, Indisn | yoo d salary o Barry Fi ol slivar Collury 3 N on s Heyan THuck iy o CHARLY, corner Madison and Dearburn-ags . for Aldermn of the Nintn Ward, and would say | objectionabld, adopted without the least | morrltory, Is hereby piaced under the charge of | DO 400K 8 sccond salary {rom the Barry Farun, @ | in it restoration, as a_mcasuro of relfef, Buu orvet Jonrvn and Latalle pls. INTELLECTUAL DEVELUI i~ ¥ . Inaccepting the nomination that I fully appre- | discussion, As it stauds, then, the Assoclation | pyrgrieut. G. E. Dacon, lxteenth Infant most convenlent | enterprise to sceure the | thag §s only s temporary good, and we cannut A Suburban. turope, £2 734 Nagehots Phystea and Folitics, : datetho crisls” that Is upon our ward und city, | will work agalnst Tuley tn the First Ward, | JURVSNE, S o, FR00 (0 0 7 | uro of public funds for private fnstitationm of | yop yiiore, What thla wixed peoplo ueed, o o AT Tur | RS, o i H L‘;f‘;:x’g&"‘!‘\'l& ";Ir\gtn:&m:“g s};‘:ic& ‘{“:.lfll’!: againat Rosenberg and Encel tn the Sccond, o whicli Benator Pomeroy and 0, 0, Howard appear r.af Wuod Vo apa Foryatathat., eledt | V0L "7 A0 alina Yois, $10. Vot 2 Vi vi s 3 ke's Works, inst Leach and Verbeck in the Fourthy | 1Hospital-Steward Emil Wagner, United States | tohave been the orlirinators, and by whose orders | abuve all others of the carth, is a cheap and con- | minutes walk 1o ot ry | S5¢ 3 e yorks, ML vals. S Saitit Floming aud Prosser in the Soventh, agmy, s heraby rolloved trom duty at Fort Crali, | Gharles Howard was inadeits agent and nald | venlent form of maney, bearing no Intercst be- | ho weves o el cacimiaed, concalning M | Gridind(eR ol 831 Lase's Apeiens b nalnat Kentfog o tho Elghth, agalnst | New Mexico Howill procead at oncalto Fort Gur- | tha double salaey for dutles thiat ho oughit 10 | vond the cost of lssunuce by Government, Tue | Mrdwater: reala0 porininth t0r one year: fnndlte | rolh 2.5 Rawlelgh and e n_the ‘wellth, . U S W v & a y In- | viso their clear constitutional rizht to creato " RRT — erd of O % aninat Ellickson in the Seventeonth, and | oomspo e O eatte B omio: | cluding Gen, €. O, Howard, bought the rigtt to | maney with which to accomplish cxehange of | ‘Tl iSI-EAKE SIEW=PIST-CLASE FAT: | aod Purcelatn, €. WC Efoiy 430 Harilel 3 )y npun being e0 rollaved, will p ] e I otent hrick ) e, nce, ning all modorniimoroveimrnter bl | far Quotations, €2.5 ainst Brooks in the Elghtcenth, In the ow Mezxico, and report for duty, munke u certaln patent brl n tnis trict. | any and all kindsof valucs. Tnepower to read- | fard room and table, gas. etc.1 mialn feor A in | Thuinpsun, 3 vols, 83; Comprehonsive Commentary i %lrd. Filth, Slxth, Tentl, Eleventh, Thir- Under authority from Headguarters Military DI | Gen. Howard then bourht with public monev | {ly exchange the various forms of value is'all l"'..‘i".:".‘."x‘“i. l‘lml Dbeautlful grounds, ba will | the Bible, ”‘E"“m'h“'“"‘“ U voln 8133 illzclicocks tennthh:‘ourleenm, Filteenth, sud Sixceenth | visionof the Miss commanding ofticer of | 125 acres of land, wave It to an university, aud | that fa required. For that purposea fixed, ar- | va eslrabie tenants for SO0 a;!'lmm ita renta) | Auslyafeof the Rible, haif-morocen. ghit, $3: Woud's ourt, o P alue dent ta st oa! N R o 1t will be left, to the suloou-keepers to vote for | Fort Keno, Indian Territorr, will grant furlouths | began to put up bulldings of this potent’ and | bitrary dollar o pieca of paper agreed Upon by | ADPIY 108 T RiNG, T Weahiantag-ato LY location, | Fhetory of 5&5;{';'!'&"-:’;.“5{;'- e Vot 41 islunboe Just which one of the csndidates they pleasc, | for,two months e, B3} Th ch to First Sergeant J, ¥, Fealoy | rottcn brick. ‘Tho purchese of the land was | Congress, ssucd by Government to the States | rpo RENT—-ENGLEWOO! o STy iiotae | Ttowe, € voin, nckeray's complete works, Kene the Assoclation having virtually sot the seal of | 8nd Corporal O, X, Davis, bath of Company @\ | fn violutionof lnw and army rewulations, and | as needed, to bo used by the peaple as a simplo "l’ o e e TRy HOURK: 4 lmpartially, and with integrity. D, 8. Lovesor, WILL NOT RUN, To the Editor o3 The Tribune, CmicAuo, March 20.—My attention having been called to articles In ‘the morning paners yising the bringing out ot my namo as an in- dependent caudidate as Aldermin of the Fourth Ward, I feel it my duty to. eay that Tam not a «andidate, aud wauld not consent to the wso of myuane upon un independent ticket, Inma 3%0l4, 1 Lane's Ancient, Ecyp ne's Modern Eryptiaus, 3 vols, Netheriands, 4 vols. sher| 5 Fer vesminster liail, 2 voi = Letters of Charl Plerce, 7vol 12308 §217 Dickens' comnplete works, e, une bl et ts Republican, aud under no cireumstances would | approval unon all of them. Fourth Cavalry, to take effect subsoquent to their | gho contract with himself and fellow-of of | means of 'Interchauge, or exchange of merehan TLLOTH A ot Son ekt Wilenta ey "G5 Toblon, 4t was decided to publish tho | ToeBiiatment ia the ensulng montn, tho Bureau, under the name of the Bulldlng | dive, of property, o servica of any Kind. BIMER DG Creoredinu voln, $ars “Ripidints Ve Amrtiian Clonedi: DARDING=A portunity~Kenwoort finll}‘l‘ll’y. Hyde flicwal and a Violation of arwy reguiations. | sclf, We do mot need mold of anv | borremior sl auractive preimin other than the Republican ticket; nelther will tan, $20; Ze (ur, ot for larding purposes, furnianed of unturs | ol baltinorotco, €34 {vebater's U sheep, 8351 Cham Lallow {1 used in oppusition to the iegular Re- namesot all the candidates that the meeting DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO. Biock Company, to furnish materinl was also | We do not want money as valug ft- 10 vois, shicp, las cloprdiy, 3 o 1 2 Ibe willing to allow my nome used upon an) u habrideei i t haod thus far nn'reml 0 0] e publican nominee. Any such actlon 1s unnu. 3 3 o Meavquantens, Baxra Fr, N. M.—Speclal | Jloward's contract specitied that tho bullders | py v W nisheds maln b hs new, 80.' SAITH'S Cheap Bouk-Store, tnt ¢ Torized by me, and 1 pobe il olforts tn that ..,‘2.{‘.,‘,‘;":.‘.‘.’,",;'..,;},‘1"',’,’,5‘,REEK%LJ&':?:.‘,’&“L?:& Orders Mo, 8-Liout.-Col. N. A, M, Dudloy, .| should unc the pateut briek, After thocontract | hreoioas yomodity oe. Inenoy. oy e o | Wtukids st mudsitkant- it Jocaiion dasorpiised. 3 iy ] direction will bo dlscontinucd, tion day, 1o tho end that tho ssloou-keepers | Ninth Cavalry, having roported for sssignment In | wus mude, the yrico of the brick to Howard's | power or meaus to cxcliauge between mau and | 2P0t FiSKE, loom 7 GUd Bloek, MISCELLANEOUS. i J W. awaur. | ikt g0 forth upon thostreetsand dother iovol | compilanco with tnstractions of Mareh 11 from | comuny wes ralsod tro &11,25 per 100 to | Inan our labor, ar guods or produce, Com- | “TOMENT N EVANRTON=MV QW IERITRSEE. | ~corrocan RS Frnrearag 3 To e Voler AOBROSENBERD, Dest tawarda boatin thio obnoxious candiistce. | Tiaadquacters Depariment of tha Miissourl, Is | &% Cliarles Howard nertiitfed Govorument | wmerco laugia ot tho thcory or practico Of golni | coneéhienietof Art-ew poues bt s | 4t | CHARIER GAR, LiE-No Qi ok e b 'a of the Secun ard: At the Thers beng no turthor business to do, the | bercby assinged to the command of Fort Stanton, | Jmber to be used by ipany, and allowed | to the olll.o of Issug to tet a gold dollar for a | reut for s term of vears, cith d or nnfur. | Jnsursace l_'umn‘n{. of her humes | oolffedihat 8 meellng of K, 6o Dears | (iis Comguany » oice, In th X %8, 1, un 'l E= CHEAT=TWO ¥ Gf 7 and 8 rooma. with good | LIATLCT Of 4314 Cowpuny, puased by the General Atieni- 9 'S EROR y of the sate of Colnecticut, approved Marcn 15, ached. C. EL BROWSNE, 50 178, which meeting shal vulnum:nm accvitance ot ldh: lme;'ll“;dbl;fll'\?z.:l;fll lk"ulrllhlll ll\v al)l'uua [;L - = lawa, w2 Ak Bch. TUles A Tedila- TO RENT_ROOMS, Tlond, and du auch actan relation ‘ request of many citizens of tho ward, of both partics, Mr, Jucob Rosenbergr, who has so faith- 0 fully scrved aa Aldermun tor two yoars, hns cone i teuted to be an fndependent candidate for re- H 1) to mect next Frlda; * | Government horses to work for the Company, | paper dullar when a paper dollar answe! nished. or 1 wiil pell st e B T o R I S A Now Mexico, to which post b will procosd with- | ] Grow forauo for thein himself, aud 8l {OF | Puigyoss jurt as well. © swors the | aoa grouiids o rent, cacep. Hall, Campany M, Ninth Cavalty, i horeby relloved | horses that ho uscd In place of thoso kept ot | * Wy ccrtalnly can adapt a valucless money to | o kesT=Iv 6 THR CITIZENS' UNION, from duty ‘st Socorra, Tox., and will at_ onco pra- | Work by the Block Company. 1ts laborers wers | onr futernal and cxternal commerce. Tho | 'L Cnics torhis hous An ndjourncd weeting of the Execntive Com- | ceed, fully prepared ‘for flold. sorvice, to Fort Gur- | also paid on public I:Olll. The tirst wsc of tho | effect of which will be to cnable every able- ;,’-rm‘m and grounds ai mitteo of tho North dide Citizens’ Unlon was | Jand, Colorado, and thore mwaltorders, All sur- | Llovk showed it worthicss. The back of thoe | bodied person to earn a ltveliuood, As it earborn hold 1ast evonlug i Brand's Hall, M, Willtam { plus company property will e tarned in fotho | firat buflding put up foll, aud subse- | e, women, and children are out of employ- Btowart presiaing. Quarkatimastacce Deptrtment gt Hort 2 quently the Freedman's Hospital crushed down, | ment because the. opportunity to earn thelr clectlon. Tho undersigned, apovinted ns a committee at a mcettng held Wedneaday oven- fng, urge upon tho attention of votcrs the necessity of clecting: Mr, Rosenberg, His do- cxus, y feat would bo a calamity to the ward and to the | S'Sir am Collsor, of the Speclal Committea Austatant-ureon J. i1, Collinm, United [ "' tf1y " cxperlinent cost the Government, [ Hving la not afforded them. Sohey has gone Wost Sides ST 1o livardt of ‘Directors. AT ity apneiuted to visit the caudidates nomiunted by | Son st Sy Catens Mo Bh - ol vl 2t oenpfe, | 8ottt §50,000.”Thio whola cad of tho University | off un ottior than It legtimate mission, Vo ELL LIGHTED 100ME, WITH AOMBINATION FOOLY RO » Kouerr T. LincoLy, W, M. TiLoew, the Union at ita late Convention, roported thae | ool fo ovta e o report'at theso headquarters | dormitory fell, work had to be suspended on | muy just us well have evervbody cmkluycd 08 | i omurs And aceats pawer, (2 Lirleke Liock un oW COHBN A Siion H E O Buows, | . URanT, they had all secepted the nomitations, and would | for fuether orders. the tower of tho mafn University bullding, por- [ yiof, and there fs any amouit of work walting | Tefersonsc sl ", Monday nighta sy 7 E Warken, W. C. Priies, make a8 strong 8 Aghd as possivle, The Come I.'mnglny K, Ninth Cavalry, will at once proceed | Liuns of the walls of this latter crunhm‘li tho | to be done, Why shautld wo not have the power | ;i NT—FUNNISIED ROOMS, WALL TAKEY ADIES' LIN 4. B, Quick, Jaxzs MoKinprer, mittec had also Investigated the Seventcenth | to the Southern Ute Agency on the Loa Pinos, fully | weleht of the Huors had to be taken off the | to consume as well as to producol N £ per week, Inquire &t sum Weat ‘centy per WARD MERTINGY, Ward Alddrmanfe nominations, snd bad found | prevared for flold service, drawing rations to In- | walls, and finally the weight of the roof was Oupex WinTLOCK, | Lake-st. J\ DAVIS, Jalnsndal 1 circulars 5 {Tho Eith Ward Ropublican Club heid & sort | that of the four candidates n the fleid, the [ Slude the steenith of the detachinont, now in othierwise supported, and at 118t about fEeen | sm———— 2 1 ot folllficatlon meeting at the corner of Thirty- ToBESTTIE - L und Arnotd strects, Fred Lelorandt pres i valry, for a po- | or twenty thousand' dollars were nocessary 10 | mage: ‘TICRRSUNL: BHIEAN eer's | SCUOOL-DESKE 00! fibdesu Improveineata At 40 o, Tar: put ln tron, timber, and brick supports to, Keep I el Democratlo nonnnee, Johin F, Walsh, was_ the (i0nary wasy busins, closeis, bavicrouit n sane | saecimiCi b0 e i OFFIOK riod of slxty days fruin the et proximo, et well as tho strongest, man. Tho Cotn- ‘avalr i . TN o ) ACCOMMODATE O NUME siled, and Uhe wicoting was nddresscd by Gol, | oyuos therolors. TocomMmondad s tho Ko | uiisussapiaris Valoty Nunih Caraiey, snd de. | the wnain bifidn from falling altovechor: Aud e ol e Ely” G haba! catauied | focadn oo e (Font Aid Back yARd: plesttal | fur eay : Roberts, Mr. Dallard, 4. Brinkman, Jr., candic | tiye Committeo Indorse Lim, As to the matter | tha fold at Abiquin, will ‘st anca roceed Lo tha | Ithas thus been hiold up to the prescut thne. | Braceh uiees in lie iifferent Dietstons, as designated 0, Teluae) e dita for' Alderman, aid Mfr. choreeks,' canal- | of printing tickets, tho Gommitleo asked fur- | Houtnern Uis Ageacy on the Lus Pinus, and report | Fxverimouts at the Washiugton Xuvy-Yard with | prios S ASIARCUIRA SR SIS | 1) mewrovicktmrons ey oy | DY At hiachy ihack &nlt Wit or arais f;"::" {‘;{wxl“‘l“';'l‘h,:"ew':;'n;‘:h:g!:‘:2:‘:2' Jras | ther time. for duty to commandiog ofiice! y K, Nty ?1!5'\5‘.;5‘{33"Sfffrfn‘m"?fl‘hfn'-'fl"r'?'-'fflnn 4 p’;"::"f:r iR o’ ek . it duriug 1o wesk, sad ot o o, me | 1S T Bt Moty o b 00MS. ATILY | yid white e for ‘Scic that wdita will ey 8 Kool ] ccting \ J ‘l'bere was some discusalon on the question of | Cavalry. thel . wuiens hundreds of thousanda of dollnrs of pub- P 1 aoreerent 1t waa sbjeeted tg MISCELLANEOUS, 116 uney Was being farnished (lcually, sliowed Walsh that ho was going into the Councll in the | Leaves of alwence have beon granted Capts, | them to have an average strength only a little Price. " Ndliress 74, Tribuna vilice. wlll he biela at No. 703 Archar avenue, Atout 100 Democrats of tho Eleventh Ward met fn Phelan’s Hull, No. 541 West Indiaua \T ALCOVE ILOOM FiioNT. e lake on Siichivan-av., noril uf Pecl r d, 1n private family, " Address O 1, Tribito, toner, ete., 1000 ARIETY OF CARIIAGES, HUGT t street, and listencd to specches by Tom Coffoe, v, cater thian chalk. Yot in the faee of reneated ido News Depot, 1 2\ phacions, etc.1 ong Dearly bew Coas Il liat 18 o rallroad, and toat Eilickson, the | George \W. Davis, Fourteenth Infantry; Charles | greater ti . u ] Wilighn Statimon, Muziy MeLauzhlin, and_othe | {feeeoioan namiinee, was a Dot Mt #ho fould | A Coallze, Sevsath Jafuatry (oxtended); Wa i, | disasters, both to private and puolic bulldings v, Nows-ealor, and Pancy Risks, o et saeain 0 e BEATL : oe, The oll wak, I subistaice, ' Vato fortho | pof aflord Lo g bia the to the serylco of tho | Clapp, Bixtconth Infanteyi Firat Liouts. O, . ereciellon the Uniseatlby adiula f it roften L, sormer Lincolo PN TIE espoiy, sepitiowTep | S A BUGEY . ) i 4 ' i =i} et 1! A P i it ¢! 4 Aicetion of Regublicans of the Thirteonth | & Hiotian e lay (i Ehols, IALIor on the rabiey | LacomBisteenth Infautry; Mox Wessondorh, First | furuisting it, and cheatinie tho ¥reedmen's Bu- | ________MUSTOAL, vy o EURE Bosom s vt re Block | R T WS AP st do S Ward was liold ut No, 501 West Chilenzo avenue | bug {t was loat, and WValsh's judorsement fin 1y i . Buv o nfantry 1§ yegu funds by the use of it. AR AN BUY BH SIUSIC ONEHALF | 11y FORES O} REET: TR | 0Ol SALE-FAMILY Oit BURINEsS | jtesening. Speeclieawera ioade by Messrs, | made unanimous, Tho Spectal Commitico wus | (EX1e39848 ity KPlah: Jopn, tentey oxd | Tl Bulldig Block Coinpany wasa fraud of o on wi susie less Vi 63 twoihirde of o | '1'G VN RUlLdnE: deorier Vake. ton Marian by 0r | 1¥CSound: Kiad vad wood drivers brigie tay witi Linscott, Swissler, Hollman, Pederson, and | juatructed, on miotion of Mr, Prussing, to pro- | ‘s anar 2ud Becond Liout, E. L. Ioyle, Becond | tho firat water. It atolu from the Government R bgus, LUNT. Hoow 17, 103 Waslingto black pulitas whl”bo Sold very w fuf caan: cut e Bally, The fmpartance of eloctiuz honest | cocd with tho printing of tickets, ana ta Includo | 2™ wize merone coxanwes, in all the littlo ways possible, “fhess cobtracta . T T TETANETS | O ENTSTIE YouR-sTOid S ALBAYD Iy FedE o 274 wNd 240 TOALY Qreval. tonn officors was welt. upuny sod attention | on the Uniows ticcet tho naincs of Waldo, | 1. 1t 4,00% "o thu rolief ol ‘Lisot, Tomas | Withiltwero uot only illowal but thoy wers o ot keys b 5 sccdof | oy oitiok BULIAE 375 fuith M ate e :u"‘-lnfi.ilfl:‘dlgfl.IE:x'isE‘-llrxln‘t't’::rmmiu"’:vm Tripp, Walsb, aud Brooks, candidates for Al | Biair, Fifieonin Unitod utates Infantry, common scandul, and_nothing saved sl con- al biowerl siigniiy usets wvod ad | WELTER MATTUCKS, 40 Dearbora: ‘Tacty All Kinds of Wanona har' {mmmlmn for the | verned fromn richly-merited punishment but the A Ao TORE T o ol le. Lur, s —A BPAGIOUS DOUALE STORE ON | (1iteio w cal sac rav R T e I b = s vathly pa rage. | LE—A JARGAIN —FIRT-CLASE NEW jmonthly or Qustierly uavmisita taken It 348 Uil cs o, ibe town ever hud. ‘Cho ottier caudida Fegarded ns equally honest and col xlmonl. A mase-meeting of the Republicaus of the Tenth Ward was held at old Aurora Turuer were i Wil sl ot 16 pay o cne | L R, 4,057, Maki e wih Banth econthy Slateoutly Beren- | 4 irboss of suabll lacy posia in Texe | bitter purtinanship with which Cougress at that X it s ayent u s venture Charles ahout calling & general mecting of the Ufll'"’d 1. it. 4,007, For the reilef of Putrick Hines, | froward, as Commissioner of the District, bLes AND BASEMENT {IEKE 3-5TORY,_AND abuut getting ut aters and dod; b SON & HAMLIN CABIN = at houses 453, 437, sad 630 Adsma-st, BUGGY, FINT-CLAS :;lc'\:{ ) mlrymtlho nonnnu}l;m of (L_}V. (;'ml' Infurination &broad Concerning sha § fi;::n’g:::l:l- R A B P iy :\el'kgxzua':;u' i Camy l‘firh“‘f“f l,'.‘“"““m"‘ 'fi’“m ““'""f‘-"l‘ il \c":: u‘r.:f:;m I“&?l‘:f:{\fi\\u:"l“" AR LG ribg phacion, iiarly 28 candidate tor Alderman., Thehall | didute, some of whom, it was asscricd, the | Carolina, e, This philanthropy manifested fiseltalong W AN, AR : ) - Lo Ponifomdod, and s great deal ‘of Interct was | prces Yiad scandalously mallgued, and otnera of | CHo F"4,013. Tonatiog condemned cannon to | family Mues.” Tto bouwtit about 870,000 worthof | =\ "0y oy, A¥GUEATLY HEDUCED pRICES, AW BEAGHE s gt une A surlag Whito was catled to the aud spacchics were made by lugwel Olaen, 5 sluxle ha i exAld, Gunigraon, the Hon, Willlai, Wayuaty wham, It was confessed, were uot as well known | Lyon Post No, 10, tirend Arwy of the Renublic, KENuin Rl W 1 o sulg oL lumber from hts fathor-lu-law In Malne, hud it | payo dropped from our cataiogie, anl of which no X4 ulllce, bara, 10t in Blio Blurs ‘il bo'n b, y COR P! ] fil\l.l'l’h '"h{‘l‘"l‘) Lra as coutd be wished. lo the midat of fu all, | to bepluced in i Cemetery, Vino- | brought to Wushiugton st Uovernment expeuso, 1suufactured, woutter sieu st relatl at ALLD & DIADLEY, o) Lasailo-st. uess all the aboy . 1and, New Jersey. o bo held as a frve butlsl-placo | und patd for o cargo lost at gca. Lumber | @reatly reduced prices Sv— s = === | areatsacrifica, 213 2 Jnen 1. Barie, A, WhLe, s W Carpiier, | tormeomncty veyesieg, **jourts #ad the wotlon | 4G Loifors*Lalirey and waniuce: cuough bestes whal was wantei W put ip Fosi- | arkpiegualy th (hec the eaaeavars Rot of tho Thes WANTED T0 RENT, ______ | [¥¥0u Wisil A BTVLimEHTXETON Fol and others. Mr, Carpenter put himself on rece I 4,014, "fl""fir" entlon to J, Howard | dences on thy Barry Farin was purchased from | desi TEN-TO WENT<IN Ci o mulieys do nov fall 1o, call st} Wa ¥ oK BURUIDA Ad X TA i) e W fih Now Jetsey Vol- | 1o samc soureo to put up eighty-six three-story Tl.:b' ‘will b wold for cash, or for ensy pay.aeots, or | YV Aacauis ko hold buous 10 horsres scety torma agr | AR4EE ushedc Wo are **iks bod.” fn this (i . TTRM, ord us bulog {u favor of the Mangamon-street |y, R, Burdick bas been put on the Demo- | Willtis, ‘lats Colone Yiaduct vroject, and correeted the_mpression icket for South-Town Collect o | untesre. Touses to rent (o freedmen, | Finally they werg | TEaied ustll restpars, |, o oRGAN CO. dress 1, Tribuus abive, R/ s ‘m"“\rl". ‘Ptfll:l. L;:;.u:inbulfimd :hat' Bo bad fought the i,'.?.’,'@. tds:l(‘-;'l'uefl.r 1t fs sald he pald fn‘é’c",";i p,’,la,"‘ é“,fl;’.‘n,fl'&""""'{“,“,“fl:fi;"‘x Bareied :umee over for the beuetls of iloward Unl- [ 23 gnd 353 Wabmh-av., Chlesso | y TANTED-TO NENT-A SSIALL IIOURE. FUI. T TaoaTY T 1 Apruyeinent of Fuiton street, lon. A L Yo HK BEST OLGAR ¥ L LY T8 4 e pes K NONDS, WAL T Reouiieans of ‘e Fourteeath Wapd | B0 $000for the posi B A o 8x the vey of certaln eattated | | As o of tho operations Clarles Haward was | ‘L 1hs now aivie i satiofahi iy Sovaet vl dndi- | A A fyslg wince, £33 liant nds, ete., ar 72 Tribuos, Dan P, Gleasan, the candidate for Assessor of | pbu {5 shascar fnterested i, the following will sceve as & : BatEs, from Waydbo Uot 1, " Addrens 0 TS Tribuns, B3 the West Town on the Natfonalista' ticket) was | ™§i, 1t. s, 031, Granting & pension toJ. 8. 8hu- | sample: ‘The Bullding Block Company bought A f T BOARDING AND LODGING, TASH - FALD FOIL 0L GOL reportel to buv witidraws yolerday In fuvor | mat, \l’lnsl:;:‘:‘v.l:ltr‘l- Compioy l Elovenl Regtmant | & caunideratly tracy o land 1o u‘-u:' iy, Gen, e SIJ’}:FEEafii&&Z}:fl&EfE’&E@' e e e g{;i‘&'fi' R ¢ 0 . O, Howard, under o contract with a man who - i by pof - jce tlice: L Madisou-st, the sams place. ; It 1 4,052 o wid iho edueation and advance: | ga aiuco holped tratorially to break the Freed. | T6ok Flucss bargaing it inechys o1, o, R e AT e R aE NIGERE TN pUMS OF ‘Fnomas Keating, candidate of the Republican | ™3 R {1055, * Grunineg a pouston (6 Georg W, | Weu's Dauk, graded it with public mouey, - 7 ber Werk: e tiul 8 exchaige for cu Club for Alderman from the Eighth Ward, de- | Long, Jala Company 5.' Mty-second Ke;"mck} ‘I cost of ¢rading Lis was about §33,00, aud WITHIY WALRING DIsTASCE | oot the Trihune Company, wics the truth of the reports that ho will not | Voluntecrs, of this §25,000 was a suw spropriated by Con- 105100 MG RE it e 0l U Daiors May § = out wea: P run. \Vhile the Hepublican nominee, be s o lu. K. 4,008, Auflmllllnml o City of 8sn Fran- | Eress for the rehief of the poor of this District, 2 7:30, i metlu conslderable number at No. 5% Mil- waukee avenue, August Wendel in the ehair, . l‘vemm were mado by John Olsen, Juls tlersen, amml Ald. Bauingarien, and’ others. it wominees of the purty for town officers R Yero discussed and hieartily “tndorsed, and the vard proulses to give them o wood rousing Ihf\ mass-meeting of the Beventeonth Ward d Hultioa, hed §, B UPWARDS CAN Frency & the couuling. LD RING, m Niks HAD 1% EACHANGE FOR Uotwuaa tlée's flue kl recacy a3 tha couutiug-rooui. of tho 1ftoue, tlemen Wingto pay $1 per week far & hou e Z publicuns was beld at the voruer of Chicago | Domoerat, and his candidacy {s fayoréd by tho | €160 o uie the Presiaio mlitary rescrvation as & | sud put nto Gen. 0. O, Hluward's hands to dise it Pleasa Feturu W 3 Aa sccommodaicd. For parciculurs sddrcas L 91, trids | QILVEI 2 AND 0 CENT PIECES 1N FACKAGES { thuny, uh:‘ul:;’rfiw Phioea e zl(‘é%‘u‘bh?:r; Xhe Leaguo Cabinet, whth Hleary M. Bliepard, | of an, tudusteial sducatinal school st Standiug | by bimself, Charles ‘Howard, sud the reat of the }:.::‘-‘f“::?::"fl ST, Yilerdin o ' 446 Xe, ADANSST. FhoNTISG g | PAIVENEINS WANTED, e Bomfnees for town oftivers and Aldermeu, par- | 168, President, et yiul sy aiternoon lh e 10 4 077 Tu provide for the consteuction of | Bulliing Compauy,—all but onv or two having | Tribuse Buildiox. EED s PerkeFrout aldove om with ontcless | SIS AN TAWYER Wil Gont Yeularly the candidate sor Aldcrmsn in the | 9¢lock in secret sesslon In Rova 17 of the i o an official counection with tho Freedmen's - wourd tor two persous: pefetencer. | PAKERER N QLEENSA LA ot Bevcuteutts, Mr. Elllekson, Mr, Authony aiq | Faimer Ho They discussed the Aldermanic hm}‘“}‘l‘fl aud telegraph liue frowm Blamarck (0 1he | Jyyragy,” Burely this was a most Christian use | . AGENT TED, Haotels. capltal gad make 3 vory brodiable profomlunel conges- ¢ i ""’%'"wnuy his respects totic sbauvices | {Andates, aud, de heretoforo stated, pledied | M l%ns, wor the reliot ot Private Richard | of #eacred fund avpropeisted by Congress sud | AGENTY WANTUD-FRAR-TIE CUDIGEST 1% | puowics noteL, am wraTesT.—runsiauen | {5 Pl jirgstontion on ot slice,” ddress oy ik ble remurics on this head proving | PERCAIE 12 RIS, SR F1GT 0N WAWORBY | Macier, lite” Company €, Fourth Uslied Biates | brustel bo u wian betleved Lo bo boncst Lo feed T priveLangen Coupany T Atericen | Lourscbdand e sbe dof Bosrte b S lodging, B | TXARTNER WANTEDSTO VERNII §5.00 FUK : Yty distasteful to McCaffrey’s bard-look- | Yeinocratic candidates for Aldermen. Ardliery. : the destitutel Afterwards these wortbies | colliiN® (Biriiiue iunta waated Gvery where~ | oar$4aud §3.50; dug bus Lo Bt o oF hore Years, o be {asated in tntcriat. [ IHE friends, headed by Peto Hansbrough, It was anpounced that s *‘grand mass-meot- Tha Secretary of War has recommended (o the | wanted to scll this land. So(Gen. O, 0. Howard, | best iducementa—dua's waite tma—saud for | Circuls, ],'Nfiulau HOUS| 1 EAST w.«s;uaq,m n-r.k- ill allow one-ihird the pront, sid furnish Kuod wi who gubjfecte the speaker to fre- | Ing” of the Natlonal party would be held last | 1i0use of Representatives tflf repeal I a'" Sec. | under authority which Le Lad to holp schools, | W UOUERT WELLG Bre of the Orlgioal American | 7 Blodlo fucus, & At froi 9 60 ST L mack] | vy crty and miachineey Wordy #10sel ook fuent interruptions, the wuug spplauding | cvenlog in a beor-garden at the coruer of Btate | 1yZkh Heviaed Etatules, which proxldes that | yci astde 83,000 0r §10,000 fur @ school i Raleigh, | Xea Sk CAANS : el e prefernid. Addreas FORRES g chicek J ok VCacke sball be dotailed in tura from the privates C T G £ i DA HOTEL, 143 AND 130 WABASH-AV.—~ | politas bioc ady. Pepsheek aud exging bl ou. Mr, Sticluel | aud Tuylor streots, but the aifair resolved ftacll | 5o oyei company of trvopa o the scryico of the | ¥ C; Then the land was deeded to the scuooly N e e A s e | B Jctrie, Republican’ cundudute for Norths Town | foto & slita aud toderate gathering in s beer- | Diiiod ‘siates, at the rate of one ook for eaca | 3Ud tho schiool mwoncy weat fato the hauds of | comscroin Ee e | Jars $4.50 00 87 bef week, lay bonrd 44 bor weck. | | 4 Mscasor, followed My, Authony, sud was yub- | saloou, No. 506 State, where about twenty-ive | covisany nusberiag iess thea threty mem, and two | Lhose Who conseived this cunuiug und rasally | JFOREXCHANGE-FQIL CITY EQUITIES. FINELY | oot | 33050 po? : ted to the waime sort of {uterruntions, which | peoplo eatbered after baving been turved out | cooks far esch cowmvany numberlng wivre thau "9‘1 of scillog unavadlable property. Michlbrins uiss wabuproved Tunds 16 lowa, Wiscoasin, K for bird und ¢ ¢ took good-naturedly, He was followed by | of the gardca by the cold. In order not to cast | thirty men, .ngnwy shall serve on each detsll ten o Amorican Misslonary Bociety, of which Bt nd T diaie, ToF veneral pierchandise I G HAVING A SINGLE Al u ery Iird A Bllickaon, candidaie ior Slderaman, and | discredlt"op 't concers, It waa called u ward | daye. Guarle loward Iy or ws, tho Northwesters | WG iy 3 ibta XSl oF Walmin, NIH: | GG 3 0Bt oM e LA Junseens, the preseut **lucompotent,” as | mecting. Mr. Groves was callea to the chalr, T ecretary, recelved fu round nuinbers from the | =— = T NTO T BEIR b g 2 5 it ¢ 3 Lol Cluary would by, who gave MF. Eilickson | and r. Herr and others taiked, 10 the scors of Horrors of tae Irish Evlotlons, funds of {ha Frecdmeu's Burcau, sppropristed o T NTONAGE, : BRI L R AN | IPORMALECE FAYA S RITAGN2 R 1 Yery eyulvocal support. \When b concluded | desolate people and the sorrowful barkeeper. From scenea of flery cxeltement (nto others | by Congress, $215,000, 0 part of thils was | [PAMILY BTORAGE HOUSKESTABLISUED 1Tk | Truno omc caan, oF gIvE FUUd L1 oF bart, fur shade-(re: ba muk-sud-water speoch, there wero yells L —— of decnest gloom uud despair was but a stiort | disburacil by Charles How The latter had | iy, G4l 8pd sce it 053 800 663 Blateral WAL Ul ) e e | g0 or clilckicuts,_ Addroas N Wi Tritiino ot ¢ from the MiCaflrey guny for thelr chicl. " For A Wife Consigued t: :?r)ruuu,n. Custody, | step forpoor Ircland. Three terrible years had | o salury froin this Soetety of $3,500, and for ST o LEA a. JF WAREHUUSK, 190 WES' turrlagen cic. Loausto or aunihllated the resourcesof tbo rural popula- | thne, foward the close of his Comuissioner- 1?1;3},,1"‘"“!,}’"{\"“_“% e reuson or otber lic did not apoear. A ICE BINGELL, DOMESTIC, WHEELER & . Beutlewman nauied Robert Kulght gov the foor, | Au ntaresting decision Folating to tho right | tion. The Lnabliity 40 pay the rous brought o | sbip, there was a straugo blending Of AcoUnNtS | sy saomets Jesal tetsbetCast Lo etorka of woitss | LW ilasa: 458 uiber machincs bersw hail beice, sog | /[0 LEABE-CHOICK DALUY FARM SINE MiLts H 114 wads' 0 Vigoraia: spectl ba Gavor of SE. | ofa busband to-he custody of his Wi was vo. | 1ho Tuld Of the laudlordss whol Qlatricts wero | for ‘cxpenscs Lo i dual capucitys but ouo | St Y Bt feldw el po: ToRsau Sy i TSR K aikson, who, while poor, was booest, and, | ceutly deilvered by Judge Rice st late term | runoiog to waste, aud starvation once mors [ thlog about them was uniforim, uamelr, tho | . INSTRUCTION, _______ = P 5 4 cla SE, auything put @ professionl politl | of tho Lwiunelt Couuty (Georgia) Court. “The | threatenod with ite wwiul features. ~Engiish | Uoveruwient paid them ail, T[ERCHERS 0¥ PRIVATE wCHl00LE T OITE OB MOUSEIOLD GOODS: .. T VETEUNARY sUBG B thn. Whenl Mr. Kulght touched upon cCallrey | wife Was & wivor, beiug ouly 18 years of age, | jouruals, essayists, and orators united fn urg- | - Tho bistory of the Freviwen's Bureau opera- | L suburbs who would ike'to udd s Kiadergarien de; AT Hiobe G XA paraianti or for culs WT, 3. DETMENS, VETERINAL WEBL 00 (o atiaw bow muck of oificial 1ifo | and o this ground ber fatber defuincd ber ab | fug tho'Irish landlord to colontze with thrity [ tlous bn the District of Columbia st th twe | RETtMent caahearof s irig Rindergaiincs whowoeld | b sty Sadsiohes, do, 5300 PRVagais o in g )i, A6 3, pETuEs IRCRTH t worthy had cujoyed, tho geug seiled at | bowe. Tho busbund sikd out & writ of babeas | farmers from beyond tha chavuel. *Evglsh | Charles Howard was Commiasloncr is one of | cago. EOT HEUSTERD Co. S5 W e Maddiai-ate Michigeo-ay, Jicatdsuce: 313 Webaah-d