Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1878, Page 3

S e R THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: reaent atatus of the law on the aubject,—that, \{ tmmemorisl usage and practice, sn accom- plloe becoming ¥tate’s e acquired a rheht to Judiclel consideration,—the TIIURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1878. 3 11, White, nud J. C. Walkeley, ex-officars of tho Charter Oak Life. charged with conspiracy to dofeamd poliey-holdars, came up on the demtisrer of the defendanta that the indictinent was In- wil] geow yellasw, while the Bedford will not tndi- eate nny foch tendeney. As s matter of fact, the Temont atone {n the dust, nnd smoke, and soot of thin eity grows dnek as wéll e yellow, and in many B. Condit, Georse Muirhead, Poter Murphy, Levi Montizomery, and Patrick Nola, The complafnanta represent that they are tax- THE COURT 1t FOOT-TWO LOTH, 23X 125, o State-sc.. M1 feci oanih ot 1 hirty- T ROV, Mt 7, 170 Rookkeepers, Clarks, &cs enat eighth-at. v 5 T i fnniances tho dark _shado overpowera the yeilow | 4o JuGenl, Lonehicretioh asers fu the tawn, and therefure dircetly inter- i aglenat, €nve Wiy urviermiands ookKeeping (o takn ehires »'causo o tho wroumd | P8¥ s 5 suflicient and {moroper, The Btate was repre- N-LOT 37 FEET FHONT, ON | of nfice af & Chicago publlshing 0 11ty and el A Decision in the City-Hall | tus. Thisis moro dintinctiy sron insome of te | 4500500 "t be. o further prosecated, | eated in the proper and legal disbursement of | sentor by State's Aborney Hommerlys, and the it A daek St ro | B2 UL o Seiasacas Lo Hlght porsene D @ Stone Case. ! Were thls thio only case fn which the fssue were FHbaseclics, 20tein-at. t OF RUSINESS EXPERT. urt could ‘ ANTED-AN. any bollding of Lemant stane i the central por- tion of tho city which has atood for five veacs, Tlow much more afstinct #ould It be had wo bufld- inga which had atood for from elghteen to_twenty- five years, as the butldinen of Dedford stana about which some of tha complainants’ witnesses havo testined, Dnt If tho two stones were likely to take on col- ore ns variant in hne as the witnceses for com- nlmntant kave rupposed they would in the lapse of years, there would siill be o great objection to the erai llnfnl the injunction complainant has prayed for. 'This Injouction wonld Le of uo practical valug, wulesa It should bo made in its effect & mandalory tojunction. 1t must not only prevent tho use of the Bedford stone, bhut of any othor Atono but that which s obtained from the Waiker nuarey, It In from this quarry that the conn’lxr'll portion of the boliding Is bulnq erected, he rwnr ia that the Walker quarry is the unly one at .emont from which much stona can be hnd., and tisat if stona of the right thickness could ba had elsewhere, it might be of a very different color from ihie stone now being need, It wonld se imporiant that ~ tho 1#0 of every nther stone but that from the Walker quarry #hoald bo onfoined as that the use of tha ed ford stane whou . Nut the evidence showe that to compel tha use of the Waiker atone would in all probability BUBJECT TItH CITY 7O AN EXPENST OF AROUT the moneys ralsed by taxation. They charge, first, that A. B.iCondit bas disposed of and con- verted to his own use, in an llicgal and fraudu- lent manner, Infie sums of moncy belonging to the town during the time ke Lua boen town-of- ficer. Bee, 9 of the town charter provides that no money sl be pald out by the Treasurer of tha town unless the ssme shinll have beeu first ordered by the Boand, then onl§ uponsa warrant drawn oun_ him by the Clerk, counter- slizned by the I'resident, but Condit 18 constant- Iy paying out moneys, a8 18 alleged, without Taving thieir hitls firat audited by the Hoard, and without any warrant belng drawn oo hin, ‘The Trustees Nave siso In mure than 200 instances dellvered warrants to Condit drawn in his own favor, so that outof the #80V,000 recelved by him between $300,000 and #4000 Las been drswn out by werrants {n bls favor. ‘The bilis presented to the Buard by bim ure of & general bature, very frequently uniutctligivle, aud ael- dom uamo the parties to whom the money wag to have Leen palds Condit keeps 1o receipta of e purties tu whom the amounts of such oills ure paid, aud niis bouks avold stiowing snything uf the kind, 1Tie books only stow the warrauts 1o himself, credited to himsell, and explaln nuthtog but that ho received s tertain amount of noney from the Treasury, and the nlfatrs of the town have been somanaued that it fs almost fupossibie to wet uny fuformution about themn, Dty the lust tbree years Coudit has received about 280,000 worth of tax certificutes, repre- wenting the sale of lana for non-payment of special taxes, ‘Fhe law fmposes a penalty on the owner of stch Iands In redecming them, and on the lunds which huve beeu redeemed large penaltiea huve been pald, but only the face value of the certificutes hus ever been aceounted for, and complainantsaver that he hastonverted tho rowatuder to his own use. Hee, 5 of the chnrter provides that the Board shall allow the Treasurer an amonnt not ex- ceeding 2 per cent of the sumscoliectea by bim. Cundit hoa recetved this, and also flleeolly cun- vVerted to his own use about £5,000 by churging cumilssious on money never received, and on tax certificates, This has been done fu the fol- lowing manuer: The town hus beco io the Labit, frow thne to time, of Lurrowing mouney on thne warrauts, sud the amount so outalned was paid [uto the Treasury, on which Condit promptly collected £ per cent. Then. in the settlentent between the County Treasurer and Coudit after tho warrsuts bad been paid by the former, the warrants were turned over to Condit, and he aguin cullected 3 Ber cent comuission, on tha pretense e bud recelved the monoy and pald them, “The samu comnission Lias been collect twvlve by Condit on tax certiticates,—onca when turned over to blm vy tue County Treas- urer, and agaln when avy of them Wwere re- deemed. Buc. 10 of the charter provides that the mem- bers of the Board shall” receive §8 for cach defendants by local counsel, excepting Furber, reprecented by the Hon. Luonard Swett, ol Chieago, & former associate In business, The day was consumed in argument by Swott in sup- port of the demurrer, aud counsel on the other slde arzue to-morrow. It is belleved fmpossible to reach the trial of the case this tern, A HIGH-FLYER. Prof. Richtel, of Bridgepoart, Conn.,, Per- fecta n Macline for Navignting 8till Alr. Sperial Dispateh to The Trdune, Hantroro, Conu., June 12,~The first suc- cessful exhibition, it Is helfeved, ever given of o fiying machine controllable by an scronsut withuut the use of bLallast or the waste of gas was given here this afternoon, in the oresency of a large assemblage. The machine fs the in- vention of Prof. E. F. Richte, of Bridgeport, Conn., who, alter seven years of cxperimenting, hias solved the problem which has so long de: fled fnventors and sclentista. Those who wit- nessed the exhibitlon beileve that the rignt wrinciple Is found, undd that aerfol navigation s only a question of time. IRichtel's machine dif- fers from all presious tuventious, It embraces 2 butloon of a horixontul, cylindrical shupe, anly twenty by twelve feet, bolding 000 fect of gas, from which, suspended by cords, is 2 narrow framework of liollow stcel Tods as loog as the batloun, and polnted at cither eud. The operator #fte {n bis seat at the centre of the ;rnmiv'mlrlsln’nl tu “n cr;nlfi. wgin'h r?rnlvelu wur-biaded sir-propetier, fuchned horizontaliy | frietor, and & xroat success: ont r Tintmediately henoath 1in" acat, by which the hale | Canie” fersnas Ampose 10 economiz can e toon s clevated or depresacd ot pleasure.—the i ' propeller having a ralsing power of six puunds, At oue cod of the framework fa anothier air- ropeller, iuclined vertlcally, by which the bal- oo tnay be propelied pgainst the resistanco of aslight breeze, and wlso steered, the wheel belng of the etcering propelier model With the operator un board the entire welght slightly cxceeds the lifting power of the gas in the balloun, but this derlciency is supplied by the vropeller under the s ‘Although the conditions were unfuvorable thls aiternoon, it being raluy, the exhivitur was cminently suc- cessful, risine to 100 feet. The vperatar's pow- er of raising or lowering his position was shown. Then he weut off eastward 100 rods, turned around twice, and, at & sigual from the Invent- er, started back againat & slight brecze blowing, and landed fn the' cxbibition grounds smid ab- plause. After showing (mmediately over the beads of the spectators the ease with which the muchine vavigated fn apy direction, the exhibi- tion was terminated by w heavy thunder-storm. Prof, Richtel's claima appear to be well-based,— that is, tho machine will keep moving tu the alr untfi the operstor wants to descend, s wholly independent of ballast, and saffers no waste of gas, Conscquently, the maching will VWANTED=218ALESUER TN FASCY GROCERY 1rade, man aequainie ] with the banines ‘A"?E son.et. T u ¢30 per foot. T, . BOYD, Room 7, rafsed, hie would decline to try It. But, as thero e wasa large amount of pruperty involved fn this, and various other solzures were depending on the aame queatfon, he had thought it Lest, in order that his conclusions s to the law might be reviewed, to overrule the demurrer and order tho case distnissed, not merely be- causa he thought the facts stated in the plea and confessed by the demurrer muda a defenss, but’ bhecause, from the facts within the kuowledge of the Court, he thought this case ought not tobs further prosccuted, It might be proper, said the Court, to add that he thought there was & ciear distinction hetween penalties and liabill- tles for taxes on spirita produced, Fines, for- feitures, and_ penalties might be remitted, but the law made tho distiller lable for taxes un nll spirits produced, the tox attached so soun s the spirita came {nto cxistence as suci, and he very much doubted if there was Auy power in any branch of the (lovernment except Con- ress to remit or relleve the tax. In conciusfon, the Court sfated that thes demucrer wowd be overruled and the suit disinlssed, he Uovernment gave nutlce of an avpeal, and Judgoe tlarian will be the next todeclde whetber tha Immunity promises tueant the criminal or clvll kind, or butl. THE BANKS. TUR DES-NIVE CERTIVICATR CABE, Judge Willfais yesterday afternvou delivercid his decslon in the cuse of Johnson va. Ward, iu- volving the legality of thy investinent certifl- caten fssued by the * Dec-ltive " Bank, The orig- fnot bil} was flled by Georgy Chaudler, Trustee, ogalust Kecsiver Ward, to compel him to surrender certaln securitfes held for the benellt of the fnvestmont certificates, Ward answered and alro flled s cross-bill. A demur- rer was fled to this cross-bill, and Judge Witl- fams declded tht the bank had gone beyond its powers in sitempting to use securitics rightty belonglog to the depositors for the benefit ol holders of investment certificates. Chaudler restaned before Lbis, and one of the certliieate- holders was substituted, An nmevded bill wos subsequently filed, ralaing the guestion of the rightaof the certiticate-tiolders who were mnot alsu depositors In the bank, Judge Willlams' deciston only applted to tnat class who were both depositora and holders of* certitleates, and ;I. sz. urged that the othors were on a different ooting. Thugulle waa heard o few days ago on bill, av- swer, and proofs, aund Judge Williames, in decid- Ing i, eald that he saw tio cause to chunge his former opinlon. The investment certilicate: bolders, who wero not depositors, had notice of all necessary facts, 50 that thev stood lu no dif- ferent relaiion to what the Court held to be n drexs with Teferences D Wi, Tribune officy Tuutes cquainted with and 133t sitaation, Traaes. VWAKTED-TWO GOOD RLACREMITHS FOR A genaral work to go to Sharon, Wik, .+ WNIE. bafors 0 o'clock thies. By Judge Williams Declines to Inter- fore with the Bedford Limestane. 1.2 S SAK BSTATE, ALE—CUTTAGE Tons, ; AND LOT AT EVAXSTO: for §500; miist havo moner: ity wort) 0): onl) 203 downi tatance s suil. WILLIAM BRIV toom §. [FOUBALECeun WILL TS X WEAGTIFCL LOT oue block rom dasof, at Laprange, 7 miles from i:hicaro: 815 dowa and 85'monitly: clieapsat proparty fa meriet. and snuwn {7 trntt froes rafitond. ate, 1iLA BIOW Lad B AL ESTATEs 70 BALECA VALUADLE, BTOCK AND DATICE ‘Tarm of 400 sereacn Fox RIver, Bt yilles west of §ihicago.s miles nortliof AUTore wnit 14 milat wisth ot vla and 1 mila from Norin Aurera Station: there rafirond ns within 8 miles: iand_ all ey and ly fertile: 1L Creek, o large atreany ekirted with 1D, Fune throngli the pastures. an vir forme the rastern boundary, and (e in fuil view uf tho hous-; 1proy o gooli # delightful home: 8 productive d & yalustle property to hold for fnture tiae. pidluw andoh eaay temina. Addrou AUNES AR R I ddress D 0%, Trinann omice: o o Judge Blodgett's Decision on the Im- munity Question--Bae-Hive Certificates. AND 2 MEN TO A BLACKSMITIVS i E. C. HAYDE, YAFARTED=A_GOOD TAILOW AND A Tt E. J._ DRISCOLE, 106 Fi Pl Employment Agencions "V:\NTE THIS DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE L 25 railroad Iagrers, 25 on track, 2 te-makers, 10 . 20 W-maker Tare. “Cail ati . TG & KEnp ey toEo PEK. KO, 731 Another Stench Case---Judg- ments, New Suits, Bank- ruptcles, Etc. THE CITY-UHALL. LEDFORD STONH ANEAD. At the Inconveniently early hour of 0 o'clock yesterday morning Judge Willlams delivered his oplnion on the motlon for injunction in the enge of The County Commissioners va, The City of Chiengo, commonly known as the Bedford #tone eage, After stating at conshirable length the allegations of the Dbill, which have been already published, the Judgoe sald: “The theory of the bill s this; That tho County of ook being the owner i fes of Tlock 31, and hav- fnx entered dnto n cantract with the Clty of Cbi- caito by which the Initer mighterect In conjunction with the furmer upon sald Ulock ona buliding the peneral exterior deslgn of which was to bhe of a uniformi character and appoar nnce: and there boing alro In enid contract n_provistun by which, upon the happen- t cerlain contingencics, ' Lhe city's half of tho twilding whonld become the property of tho tounty? that tho county may resort (v a court ol cqulty to enforcy the exccution of maid contract in uccordance with the terais thereof, and may restrain by injunction the wse in wald building by fue city of o material so aifferent in appcaranco from that used by the county asto mar the val- form appearance of the atrncturc nsa whole, and preseni to the oye a dieagreenble contrast between Alie west ana enst portions of said bullding. Very many atlidavita have been filed by complain- anta and defendnnta as to the present color of the Dledford stone in the bulldings at Lownsville and elsuwhere, and the actuat and probable discolora- tions uf the Hedford and Lemont stones, the afl- ants differing widely as to facts and opinlons. About certutn_facts, huwever, there §8 not much dispute, Almost all the witneseca wlio spenk about the subject ndinlt that the Hedford stone fe an ex- celleut " buliting-material, resisting the action of fhe clements an well os_any other, and sabject to little ur 1o disintegration. "1t 18 in these reapects cqual, A nol muperior, o the sione mnow wred In the constructlon of the counnty's purtlon of tho butkling. There 18 no S0 WAILIOAD LABOUERS FO oy lieao, Aiton @ SL Louls extension in Mlvourls cehunpers: nsrryment free fare, &t J. J. RPRIGRCK S 0, 0 90 Wert Feandorphost A A8 OUTAGON BRICK. 12 2-atary and basement » Tery nice uvenient &-ruom n Park. CHAS. N, HALE, 153 in ext f the cantract for Lisdford stone, There are some bids for Lemont stone not greatiy 1o ex- cess of the bid for Iledford stone, but none of them are from veraons whio are known to cuntrol the Walker guarey, Walker's bl for the city's ortton of the bull dl&l{ s §|:I77.(»1H. ‘Tho by for tedford stone, $477,000, Thero 1s no tine fxzed in the contract hetween the cottnty and the city for the completion of the butlding. “1f the city wero forced by the injunction of this Court to build with tha stone from the Walker quarry at an additional expense of $300,000, or not to bulld at all, it woutd _probably, in_ tho oxieling stato_ of 'ite fuances, bu compalied to occept the intter alternas 0. ‘£'hin Court hasno power to forca the city to levy a tax to moke up the diflerence between the cort of the Walker stone aud the Bedford stoue, and if it liad such power would not be justified in exercla. ing it. ‘The resnlt of an injuuction might bo and probably would be to defeat the ercetion of the city's portion of the bullding for years. In deter- mining whether to grant or refuee tho writ of lo- Junction, Courts consider Lho probable convenence nnd Iuconvemnienco uf the reapective purties to the snit, If upon bolancing these it spponrs tbat the defandant will sulfer far greater damdge by tho graoting of the writ, provided it shuuld uitimately appear fo bave been snadvisedly fssued, than tho loss the complainant will sustain by its denisl, the motion for an interlocntory Injunciion will uot be grantea, sud the burden of proof 14 on the com- plainant to show that his fnconvenlonco will ex- cead that of the defendunt. Aypnly tnose princivies to the present enve. Tho conmplalnant Je & quasl-political corpofation, own- ng In feu Block {0, snd the bulldiug now erecting upon Ita castern half, Haot it holde thin property, 24 it duen all tuer proparty, ouly ae & Trueteu fur ils benaficlarius, thu weople of the county, of which tho fnhabitants of the city constitute inore IV ASTED—n LATORENY ™~ FOI” TATLROAD work'In Northwestern Missourly wages, 81,331 d, 8 week: 10) fle-makers, Aud 50 nu "W, 11, MailUGH, o3 South tay South Miac, 1[0 REST=RGOMS, WITH OR WITIOUT ROARD, at_Avenue llouse, corner of ot econd-at. Sew furnitare, new patnt. new caleimine, hew pro- e L he o ¥y willing to work hard, want ks Fugko money, and Wiy weil postet D hla 10 arn large wagesy will not have & man who uscs Intoxicats 108 liquurs, Prefer inen who can’ %, Address, giving 3. d. HOLLA: “u.\'rr.'n—.\ ETHONG WOV, $10 wiiling, {0 make binse'l genetally urefal, Avply 58427 West Va0 Buren-at. . between ) and 17 o'clock. o WANTED-EEMALE MELSy Daomesticse VWASTED-GIRL FOI GENERAL HOUSRWORKS family smsli._ Call ut 311 Liucuin-ay. VAR TED-GOOD COOK, WASUE ers Lestof wazte. At 1103 Ind de, or Gor, ANTEN=A BMALL / “head apply. 441 0 NTED— [ RO RENT-92 PEIL WREK. ¥ roflnly. well-liguted, nicely-farnl: fing woil - bathrooms’ attsclied. The Ueud Home, 370 State-st. [ ‘noar Voa Lu X Koo 11, rjo BENT-NICHLY FULl " ply at Rooin 10, 115 Enst SITED RROOMS. AP- ndolph-st =) LLE-8T., WELL-FUIL: ruows, pear the Buard of T-TLEASANT PROST TOOMS, N 1ad, very citenp, &b 78 East Vau Hireu: West Sldos LY FURNISUKD NOOMS WITH or withunt beard, with sll modern luipruvements, 1 Carpenter-at., belween Ssdisunand Wain- T ral housewarki Lrivate fam 83 hring Tecainmendatious. Hoamatresscss VWASTED-TOI A FEW WEEKS, A 000D SEAM. atres: p eiai North Slac, T['0 RENT~FURNISUED ROUMS PHOM 82 TO 84 aweok. 187 diichigan-st., noar Clark., 0 BENT=NICELY-F| SHED FRONT ROOM, _."Yll’lll'! fatnily, first flour, 184 North Clark-st. ¢ N B W o Inquire at 344 West Madlson-at. ‘VANT VIRST.CLAKY SEAMSTRESS TO 8E! by the lay or sarniviit in exciiango for inatniciio {n cuttin and Biting with wodsl, ~ Adiresy D70, Tl n 3 W ns (it than Dva-nixths, The City of Chicago in n municl- : ' Evidunico which would Justify cuancellor tn cam- | 43 Corporation which nojde &1t 1 property s | Lrust fund, than any dopusitor it the bauk did. | gayy ureudaoce ut oad meotings, Not wore T iy Nurscs: #n to tho concluston that & bullding crected of th il (o The savings depositors had first Jicn us custuis | oY 8 HEteBAAGE 1 > floxt for un exte Journey, f8 cavable of Miscellancouve FANTED=A FRENCI NURSE TO ACT A {ng o contluslon thnt s bullilog crected of tio | trustes for lis loneticiarice—tue inhiuhiiants of the | 708 8SITS SEROUIC SRS, TCherniel o bo | than tlity mectlna lave bean Leid In any gue | reaching favorable alr currents witliout lons wf i e AT L G city. We have, therefore, in this case, the sngu- lar wpectacle of one corporstion, five-sixths of ‘whose benefictaries the inliabitas 1 Chicago, applying to testealy auotber corpor TORENT-THUEE FLATS CONTAINING 8 7O 10 Touliis each twosmnali wores with basomenta and Tuolie for anutacturiug, With powcr, tid clevaturs, crntrally Jocatcu: alw, i Gne reidence i E¥unstou. VEFT o prices. A k. BISIOL, 10 Soutls Jeffer- yuar, but Condit, for the last thres years, has charged from $500 to $1,000 8 year for such atiendunce. The Trustees, with “the exception equal to onc bukit of the best stone from any of the Lemont avarries, Nelther lias it been shown that the differenco In the density and welght of the Bo ford aud Lemont stones would injurionsly power, and of coming to the ground vhen de- sired, ‘Two macnines have heen vrdered for ex- hibition purpuses at Niagara Fulils, pledged jor the payment of the luvestment cer- tiflcates, and the bank only hell tho latter in trust for them, and had no authority to divert of uddrew, for fivu da; WAl A. BUND, licom 11, 103 Pant Warithgronste P ANTED=A YOI n Bud asd G GIllL, 0 TARFE, GARE GF I ho BEnfclarion are Ctirome of GhiCeEo, from, trcctimg | that. trust & seeure otber credtiors. Tholien | 85 Nolas, who 8 "8 ucw cun, bose —————— \ACHTEGS EYaTES, Unexcent affect tho ballding pronosed to ba erected by the | f (he et for tho city, aud 10 be patd for b . i done_the "same, ond have allowed Condit E PR 7 = sarcleruee o aLaLys et S Jpint action o the eotinty s cry. Tho srers of | tha city.”n buliios of Dodiord stane: becausn | 26§ e trior i was prior In polnt of Hme: !ty carry on bis biistuess fn the abore-nientioned INSURANCE, A0 MENT_STORES, OFEICES: &c: Kaunarcsscss S peatimnny ni tho argument of complainants | ji doen not corraspond in ita ahade of color witt | {15 SR F 0D homg . Joose and illegal wanner. Notice of thess frreg- Bpeelal Dispateh to The Tribunt. ; Storus, TWANTED=TIG BUIT (HOSERS: MUST e haw nt,‘rlln:nn:hfi . (lwn nrnnzu‘:rumdlm;mnl in | the stone nuw used by the county in its half, The ’T“ T "‘, his fs ke the | tment- | Uluritics lus Leen brought to thelr uttention, Portace Depot, Wis,, June 12—Wisconsin | rjvo gRENT—WR OFFER FUK RENT OUR BTORE, ¥ able Lo pollsh. APy at 8 v'clock & @. 10- fiidimg. Nonli be i offsnee. aguinet” good °{2(;.-‘§°1nEunrf.u:}.‘u'.:effl'.ifl::|:“fi" Ut eoms mrl‘l‘;r;nf: biolately b Ik e I s trmoss. | but they bave looked over his buoks and pro- | fnsuraoce agents are here forming o State | 1M At Leta ey siate 30 Dearburn, test | SCANLUNS Luundry, Uss Wea I ' " Cl ) " . L o/ taste, * and that the dlfference in color ‘r’ulmna outaldo of tha city limits, and who ‘atéy | tiesaro mot enouzh to pay the depositors in nounced them correct, and are prepared 10 UD- | A yqociation, They are now discuselng a conetl- i sy, rucerr 338 AppR Miscellancons, hold him, Complainants therefore ask for an account, and for & decree compelling Condit to would cuntinue to be more proncunced as thoy e e T e ahay. | fhurorara. Jensy Hikely o, be necaularly Interasts full, let alone paylog a percentage on the cers {n tho cruetian of & Clty-Hall,and leatt unoyed by | tiica HaR A i titicates. utfon and by-laws. The object of the Aeso- tat SORTI ciation is to ‘ix satisfactory ratcs and avold TJ0 KENT: tar VWAKEED-A (l0ub LADY WETOLCHER. | L. X. P WY ECHNIDT, pustosravier, 21 Milwauked-ay in thine e facongruity would e nbrolutely palni- | fte appearance It nneightly. 'In thesa peculfur cir. ay over all moneys a0 filegally received by bim T A A i S STED—ATTIACTIVE EVECIALTY LADIES zul. and in vi 1l % o H TNR GERMAN AMERICAN BANK, % competition, whether for “mutunl offcnse or Ry Laxuthiee OF sopacate, "G, 8.V 41 Linrg: % 2 Frizehd o T view ol thutawitiis Lulidig vould Yo N s f’;fl,“_‘:“fi;::fi, l""‘w}{:g i Jn;)tunkl(mns.nll(cmvcrl &l the uar‘umn Amer. | Lrom avy sources whatever v.'le[nluu ia not ‘ll(n;:wm 'l'went,v-:lvcsuunug;nrn :‘l“(;‘;‘:;_:_ AT TAVING A BTG AN en TR i TUD PACTS ADOUT THE COLOR OF THE TWO | tuo lniurira complainant's bancaciarien can ba nt | icau Dank, filed his mouthly report yesterday = are hiero from diifercnt parts of the State. They ENTA EANISH A nuuaLk: ank e [ BIONES, O o trebl: ot Tmmediate, and the | for lay, which 1s as fullows IN GENERAL. say their pluus are not yet sufliclontly watured e e N hine. ¢ Darivre woutd 1 s entablishod by the afioavite, aro theac: Tho | Infury tothe bonedclaries of tno latter fs pecuntary Divonces. to Worrugt report, T Businew. E. . m Cosh on band April 1 Tiedtord stonc {n of twu shades. —ono light-geay or Recelved from divcor grayishi-white, and tho other dark-gray, The Le- mont stone s u_the county portion of the Luilding Is at first nlmost white, changing, when expussd o tho weather, to o cream color of light ul, ‘'ho Lemont stone and the Dedford sfone are both limestones, the Tledford containing more than uwico the aniount of carbonute of la thot the Lu- mont does. The Lemont atune contalns silicie acld, carbonate of magneala, und alamina in far greater proportions than the Bedford. In the Lemont stouo thure s the bisulphnde of iron and the protoxide, whiie In the Bedford stone thews aro not present, 'These two compounds oxyilize Ly cxposure to tho ntmoaphere, and give to the Le- mont atono 1ts yelowinh ke, Not vxisting in the Bodford stone, that stune retalne i o pure atinos. Phero it natuial color—grayinh-whito—even _after 0 conplderablo exposure to the eloments. When freshly quarried, the lghter ahade of Bedford ntono and the Lemont stoue present no atriking dleaimilarity in color; butit Iscontended upon cumpininenta part thatas the Lemont etono, by reason of the oxydlzing of the compounds of iron, lecumes yellawish, there will bo o Inful contrast between that stone and the Bedford; und tho contruat will Lo increased by tho fact that the Bedford more readily takes on the dust sad soot Always present In tho atmosphore of acity, and wo, and “fmmedlate. 1 the _injunction s not ranted, & baltding may be urocted which o coming time may posilly (not cortainly—for _upon this point the evidenco conilicts) presant s disagroeable contrast of colors: if the injunction in gru @ city's portion would prooably be for yoars incomnlete, and the city ex- posed to much lncenvenionce and risk from want f propor ofiices 1n which to transact its businoes, or an additional and wreatly increased peconlary burden would be impased upon the city by reason of the extra cost of the stone from the Walker quarry, For the reasons above stated the iojunction will bo deuled, Mary Groome flled @ bitl acalost her husband, Augustus Groumne, yesterdny, asking for = divores on account of bis descrtion, John Thowmnas marrled Kate Richards In March, 1864, but she left Lim soon after, and, after walting fourtcen years in vain fur Licr to come back, hu wants a divosce. Lastly, Carolinu W, Johuson clalme sho was deceived fnto marrying a thicf named Gastay A. Johnson, nnd that she ought not to be com- pelled to livo with b, Ho was onco arrested for tarceny snd fined 823, and she left him aud bas not lived with him siuce. NOTICE. Tarties litigant who desire to have motions or other miscullancous busiucas brougnt to the attentlon of the Court, must servo thelr notices for 8 o’clock @ m, from this time until the ndjournment of Court, for the summer ‘vacatlon, ICE] TCIIER, = il : Nive soars’ roee N A 0i¢ VICINITY, eassnt 1outn, art hird, Ly young gatieniau} near Tiluois Ceutral, Addreas, with fuil perticulars, 1 04, I ridune otfice. =10 HEST-00M FON GENTLEMAN niid wite, with Goard for wife ouly,in fuiul) ar private family on Sonth Elde, " Addreas’ U 62, Tril- nu uttice. R PIONEERS, Bpectal Disbatc to The Tridune. Apnruan, Mich., Juno 12.—The vioneers of Lenawee County held a reunfon ot Tecunsel to-day. Tho yilloge was thronged by attend- guts from this city and other sections, An_hls- torical nddross was ade by the Hon. Levt Bishop, of Detroit. Music aud wldresses oeccus pled the time from 10 til 1 o'clock, when a grand frce dinner was served by the villagers. ————— ELGIN'S WOES. Bpectal Digatch (o The Tribuns. Evciy, Ill., Juno 12.—Mayor Reeves caused Marshal Powers' arrest this morning for falscly sssuming the duties of the ofllce of City Mar- shal, Owine to a fear that sympatly for Powers would be exhibited here, the prisoner was taken to Hampshira for examination. Justice Rowell held bim to bail in 8100, THE TRIBUNE BRANCI OFFICK N ORDER TU ACCOMMODATYE m;,“u NUMERQUS Total racelpta,ooreis.e DIUTARMENTS. Paid to dispositors by offact..... Paid for apstracts, court custs, eic v l‘llltl l:r Itecolver's expensea for rent snd clerkoee wone " " Coachinen, Teanisters, &cs GITUATIUN WASTED-As COACUMAS DX A miarried Mads o fncumbnintes understatis tis care ot horsca, wad 'k about Lhe pomesssisRsbasst < o 00 NTED-A3 U By v carefal arivery soser aid rellabiug Teferente frour No. 1Tamiiy in lly. e, [ Total .. Balance on hand THE STENCHES. A DISAGREEMENT 'PHODADLE, Tho trial of 8berwin & Cq., indicted for maine tainiug o public nujsance, wes resumed fn the Criminal Court yesterduy morning. Mr. Sherwin was recalled for tho defensc, and was asked some questions about the mnan- neement of his establishment, and as to tho sizo of his chimuoys, ete., after which the defenso rested, Gen. Stilea opened tho argument for the prosecution. Ho sald the trial of the cause had P LANOIAR oo ZRENDOWMENT (TIME) POLICIES IN ANY o~ ydod en:auany boight for eash of i6an procuredy Hricty coundentisls no deiny, " Address A, RAUF: Nk Paskoplice b G, Box 4116, New York. (neud potloy or glve varticul SiTuATIO: WASTED=AS O younz WAn wiio can show the b ehces. 17U, Tribute oy Miscollanoou QITATION WANIED-UY A YOUNG MAN TO ‘ rericans feed appl IMMUNITY, JUDGE BLODOETT'S DECISION, Judge Blodgett yesterday morning zave his | reasons for the decislon nnnounced in the whisky casos the otlier day, which was to the offect, in brief, that tho squealers roceived promises of full civil aod erfminal immunity, and that the pending cases agaiust them should bo dismisscd. In his writton oplnion yesterday morning ho began by stating that, although the wagy Ln MONEY AN aad Jeweley. Southemt corher Siadi: .. DY [ostou Clothlog-sture. Uld vogl "0 LUAX ON FURNITURE, SRt 1e., &1 1U PCF CODL T RONDUL, 81 SLUre B atate-al. TO LOAN ON BIIICK o 417 Snd Y per cent. 5 Yrivuge Buldio, delghacc e AL e son and Clarl Domestices QIIVATION WANTED=IY A GINL AS COOK. Y yrasuers wud trener Ao m bveigegauily or buardivg lousc, _ Iesss cal o adivens 59 . S'numu NTI A UGH AND W competent girl as cuok, or Lo do general housewur : iy, At 03 Suaeh Searbory 1TEMS. The srgument on ths demaurrer in the Indian T Drucers of time, the Dedford will bucamo al- | cose ot bar was that of tho United Btatos vs. | provoked vonsiderable merriment, but to him | casc of Pka-o-wal-ash-kum vs. Booy gwas cou- patronsthesnghont she eity we bave suabilslied § —o-ry e 10 it I . Iirahch Otlces ln {De different. Divlalons, w d TPARTIES CAN HONIOW MONEY DN HOUSE: | M0 ey A s t st aud o omont yelow. et 3 | 510 Larrols of apirie, otherwlso knowa as the | thero was noibiug I tho case o be Jauglid at. | cludel yestorday befors Justico Harias, and tho il s DRt | A WO e S SN Rt e | SUUNTSS RSSO e ; o v 1o oatreits mad other cotiws 34 | Ttoclle, Junkor & Co. elvil case, yet his remarks | It waa a very sorlous matter, and the jurv was | case token undcr adylsement. A AT P D R e b s thas ok Ataren 3 e ) i ntil 8 e'cluck . m. during the week, aud unilio p. on Baturduys: . & it S1MMS, Doaksellers and Statloners 123 Twenty-sscond-st. . M WALDEN, Newsdealer, Gtationer, ctc., 1009 weit near Weate uuun ' TAID FOIL C'A?\Il J very apparent from the cvidence, but it doca not appenr tnat this {s from any chisngo I the color of thestone, which Is tho rovult ol exposure to the clements, but only by tho discoloration of it cansed by smoke and “soot. A large number of witncases whu have known tho Deaturd stons from 1n the Mehmholz * surplus * fease, before Judge Bloductt, the testimony was concluded yesturday, and to-day the srziments will begio. UNITED STATES COUNTS. Stephen Dowse, Trusteo of the cstate of Qeorge B. Martin, yeaterdny filed a bill against would apoly equally well to all tho other cases where tho ples of finmunity was interposed. After statlog the facts sct up fn the dofendants’ plea and the complninant's demurrer, with which such of the public as are at all interested TUATION WANTED=UY A FIRST-CLASS L inrricata family: city or ountey. Bestreterens D EILVEG. 0d valitabies 1 and Dutilon i asked to so regard it. Tho evidenco clearly showed that the stink existed, and it bad been given for tho prosecution by disinterest. ed partlcs. ho veople were cutitled to pure alr,—the public health and BY ARTEADY GIN, TN A iefereuces wiven. Pleass STOS vorger of Jaisted-at, av convenlence domanded it,—aud this o] e L i} Jaweler, Newaicaler, anil Fancy = 4 FaGIT 08 FOTET | CITCATION WAN T A TEFTFCTATNLE G tively that it doow. not dlscolor inoruty by ngo_and in the cases must by this timo be vatnfully | was the awbition of tho prosecution, and noth- ‘\‘Yél,f{“l't ""';}‘f"v‘,‘;r':;ot‘.'g';‘"““|n:‘l’ifi‘r:‘,"“'la'fl’lg Gosls, 720 Lake:ed “corier L LI AT AN X Sl e SO LT U FOLRL L:@:ficu&umx&gwxfln; privite faniy Tt ravery wittiese "o o foatiniony of al- | famlllar, thie opinion procceded to say that tho lv‘:fi njore. Thoy did nat desire to punlsh fudi- | TUR - W Lie'sg. 1879, by Martin to Bhicids, an HORSES AND_ O] it ey uals, but eimply to abato tho nuisunce com- platuedof, and, the owners of QiTs ouly’ question ralsed was whethor the facts olleged in the plea furnished IS TION WANTED — BY A~ FIRET-C] 13 jasiry cuok, city or coustry. Callat 173 West. 1nKtu3-at. ita prescnt durk appearance in tho to reatraiu Shields from fnterfering with Mur- Lulldings ut Lounlsville and clyewhere ean b recan- tin's catate or cotlecting Lis debts. A temporary 1§ CAIIIAGES TG LOAN 0N FUINNITURE, WAl One¢, platform it 1 f law, to compel u-em.m"m‘ ctied with tho other and th conllicting ovidenco 4 % " Injunctivu was granted, 5 yoCmn ik Fen brovks CITUATH NTE ! Bt T eumnt. s Colon o the liod, | the clalmants & sulicdont legal de- | employ thio nocessary facilitles to enablo thota ) BASKNUFTCY MATTERS, cost ¥1, 0 O s con ter SUVATION,, 305 Eae . ford utons 40 ila exposure to wmoke and asoor. | fense to this proceeding for forfeiture. { to carry on thelr busiucss without endangering Johin A. Fralloy, Rovert I Willlams, C. 1. T, Wit Also. e 1A1ent atyle R e - - S PACEAGER Cull for Lwo duysat No, | broveland-cous B D e ecretod "of "Seatord | The Court was judictally cognizant of many of | the public health. It had boen said thatths | o\ S0 g0l o Busiuess under the name of LTy S A T s S Saah i rosmat | QITCATION WANTLD-BY & KIAT GLUSIAS stone, abont which the witnesscs have teatiied, | pno faets set'up in tho plea. Itoclle and Junker | €48¢ Wa8 of great lmportance. Very true; but | qiirc it €5Co) “at No. 19 Main street, Goles- AR Lkl Tribune Cutupany. bs\vl'vurnener usgworki goud cook ani washer ' have been standing exposcil ta tho atmosphves of towhoml It wasof no iinportanico whatever [ HDREVRE S8 G0 B8 O T o kDL i IN—ONE BHCOND: FiloM ILETHD sk runers Tt of iy vefereaces, Call ah 1037 Ar- 8 clty improxnated with suft-cual amoko for feum hud been called us witnestes o tho criminal | ig the defendante if thoy were not producinic {’e“r'd'{;)h".‘l‘.““d;"l‘,';; ,;r:‘:\{'fhg‘f b T R AN ¢ rockeway: tWe do. &-mmiger S e Cblcag rent i g S e e o scven Lo twenty-ive years. une exposud ue ¢ che: Ve h i3 WO AMdeBpriiR wagons, our owi VAN =TTy ¥ PETENT L < : AT -uun'- x[e“nmymmu wn:;rdl r':.» X fflrx’f"‘u,‘.’ trials, and it was the Court's bellof that the | stencher, for no court in the lund would punish socured, $600; und the uusceured, 83,679, The Ao ShordIE L Severalotner | M MAN, 41 Clark s ANTED=DY A COMPETENT COUK prosceution had obtained convictions, in cases whiere thess imen were used as witned mainly through thelr testimony., \What tho sveelfle agrecinent wag, s to turilog State's evidence, the Court was only directly wnformed of by thin pleo, But he regzarded the law as woll scttled that, whon au accomplice turned Btate's evie dence, he thereby becamo §pso fucto vutltled to total fmmunity from prosocution for any and ull the oifeuses to which ke was a party with the them, or order thelr place closed, if thoy were not gulity, ‘The defunse had been just what ho l)m! cted 1t would be. Mr. SBberwln confessed hat ho Lad smellod the offensive odors, but in the next breath denled that any part of the offonsivencss had been emitted from his place, It waa not his mlate, but the other fellow’s] The Idea wos ridiculous, snd, when S8herwin sworc os ha (ld, everybody laughed st him, knowing that the stench he wqa croatiug was vile aod abominable, and BEILDL D LOAN ABSOCIAS uudress. Cliy or country, lnquire at 23y i A dber Tn wuine OF 3100 and Wwards i e, (U taku Up 1OTTKRLes OF 10 bulld vn ‘I'tio interest and priucipul of such loans Out! u:'lflxl'lx‘l;llh. Au{«;llllnm o . ety iy Riicousetil oyera: i V ST CORTRTRENT O ot JTUATION WANTEU=HY A COMPETENT GIlL . syvares ety inli i lisse ok, Wasll 423 {Fun [ " stiall privata fauily, s e ettt oY s | or seuvral housoworky Teferonces it vequired. Callab porty. Caareler sditardennt he dircciors SH’L‘. TION WASTED=IY A STEADY GIRL TO 1350 b, 1 “wetieral Lutisewutk (n 8 sl pialn famliys kuod Ui ’Mllflamv., curuer bixe Leuiont as wellas others. ‘Tho tendency to put on the yellowirh hue which exlste In all Lawont stone, exiats fn n far firnnlur degree In fomo of the Lo~ mont quarries than otherd, In order to lave & 8000 of a uniform color 1t must he taken from the #awe quurey, and, even In regard to stone from thio ame quarry, the yellowieh tingo 18 deeper in some blocks thin fu others. Admtting that the complainant, as the legal owner of lilock 40, would kavo the right to Inslst upon the performance of tho contract of Aug. assety ure o stock of hiats aud caps, furnishing Kuods, ete., worth $3,000; fixturcs, 8130; aud Upen accounts, €630, Nouw of the partnirs have any ndividual debts nor nsscts. Danlel D. Bereeter, of Mighinud Park, also went the same wav. 1is debts, all uusecured, amount to $325,000, besldes $3,000 due on bi discounted, The principal creditors aro Aul tiu, Tumlinson & Webster, of dJucksom, Mich,, to whom $100,000 is due, and B. M. Austin, A1, 15 jood orilor, L 30t 309 Wabash: n & CO, silow int yacant luts, 3 AYTED-IY A GIHL TO CO0K, TATE, tw fazilly § 40 puatal cards. CLAKEBIDE-RUIING o i th fine bay fainlly or rato, chedp for rash unly, epot. Burthwest coruer S mE 0¥ BALE—-A BTTLISI YOUNU HURSE (DLUGD- €d). u tine top buy, lnrtiess rubes oie. i Bive o i1se for'lt, Can boseen ut stabio Of BRLOVER & CO., ‘Wabasi-ay, sad Thirtcentls FOIHALE=A GOUD Wy (o {reo your pi fAddreas) vi AMIL 8, 1872, upon the part of the Clty of Chlcago,aud | vcomplices agalnst whom he testilled, For sev- m Lie uwes 000, K 1 3 te I A e IR SO e ; T iy ucoroimt? | el years prior t0 thess whisky selzurcs s | would drive s dog out of @ tan-vanl. - [Laugh- hom g o . Neckford and Peter | 1or sty ase. 77k ol 0 be tou GrruATIoY TRGHY A GGON Gl T0 ] Mot (un contended y thy. defendnnt) an agroemont | formidable conspirucy existed here between dis- | ter.] As agalust Lis testmony, the evidence | 4oy, orders wore ontered for tho salo of [ GYDerhseliog weucral houseworic In & privato family. The bess far s coutract, and that e torniw aro ¢ear aud | tiliers, rectifiers, rovenue officials, and outside | of those who had visited the place, aud vomited e e ter thrca weoks! notica by publica- | ALPIY8L423W A of reterenco._Lall at s Cottaue UruYo-at. definfto nt lonst fo thiw oxtent, that **tko general | nursons to defrud the Government, and it was | becauss of thu stench, was cited and analyzed b S4Scke RIS 7y ¥ AM BRLEING Cf FOT_CABH NEW AND QITUATION W) =T 10 UENEAAL 0TS extorlor desten of tha building shall be of & uni- | PEFEOR i > at soino length, and, i conclusion, tha jury | HoB: " ‘second-hand hoggies, carriages, aud phaclons.” 751 SAGTK by & Ewedish girl. Call uF ad iress w4 Twe B §utorlor deatin of tha building shall be ot e uits [ o got i’ informatlon as” to tho 1 at sowe IEEH B oty to, dna | A dlscharge was tasued to Blson T Wright. | sistewsts e Co HALDI xtliosle, whiere Feferice’ cun Lo hed frans lsst cie . Fannot “B40. to "or subiract from the plaiy | Datoro and extont of tbls conepiracy, e i service by flnding tuat thy dcfends | o ovort E. Jonkina was appoluted Astlico of | §53gTUTRIRG FOI HOINES AT RIORT 1SLAXD bl et e aremon 1y Tonn Oy au | and to seeuro the punishment of tho con- | Breat publlc 5 “ hu da! Chugies A Toucher and of Charles k. Hollins. | 1*faia b itydo b ants hud contributed thelr share to tho common uulsance. ATk ; tame gras plenty of shis K por wiak ELAS U JITUATION W =BV A COMPETENT GIItL Woud water; 73 cta 8 hioad pe: U.CLALK, blm TION W& e 10 do nousowork wemall fautly, City references. Guird lor. spirators, that tcas men wero uscd as witnesse forco it 8s the purties have ade it The nave ogry t | ‘¥ho Court sliould presume, In view of the fucts mposition of 10 per cent was accepted by conimcting partles have ogroed to oract & foint A raino piedby, the creditors of W. B, Habeock, 10w Cliloago-a Betding, ad huve stipuinted wheh orocted fia do- | witnin tta kuown knowledge snd shown by its | D, W. Muan followed for the defenso, Tlo e LOST_AND FOUND, SITUATION WANTED-IIT AN PRXPERIENCID S iouid e of o uniforn character aud e ess eluitanta testited ot the | mado an appeal for hls cliouts, assuming that o esund divklond of 8 P cont was declared | SRFoNOCHING Wit o RAI RIGNTELN: S . aadiron 18 o privels (AmLY. l-mnncu. ‘Lhe contract bus nowhere stated that | ypderstanding that they were to bave full im- fu tho vyent of & couviction that hundreds of cent tn all & ’ 4 gan-av. a1 railroad crusiog; §3 ro fuoms with & smsll Tuqui .l WS uaYs, 5 o inatiriale anould e trom o vanle quarrs: | muniiy, 1f thoy wera to expoct auytblu loss | boor wien would bo thrown obt of employment Ve eianeea will ba chinsen at 10 8. m, to-day for | B deblen Ay T AT A 0 D e Catacr it it both ey and coupty ought to o stone (1013 | ghan ‘completo Imuiunlty, {1 secoied to the | 8ud forced to ber Broud, lor el wes B | gohn K., Pollard and Frant L, Loring, and at 11 T L ITLE I o b The butlding, Tuner; goud refere nould chiidren. He contended that tho sole deslru hearouru-al.y AW of thu prosecution was to drive Bherwin out of business. The evideuce, he sald, preponderated in favor of Lis clients, aud ho reviowed wt some Court that it was tho Goverumeut's place to asiert qud prove. 'Thoe Court hera referred to Blackstonu's Commentarice to show the practice in regord to *approvers,” aud to otler Ku- nonest Ander wiil recelvu ilbersl ruward anntier of urchitectiral iate-at, atike in 1ts oant und west haly, stono uught ull ta be edtord atone, or all Lemoat wione, or all wtone from suitio othér Ona quarry, u'clock for the Itichards lron Works. BUPENIOR COURT IN BRIEF, Anna _Eip begun asuit for $3,000 yesterday 7 Vuffor Taw 'day, 13 XomTu MAv-st.ot Farty-tuird sud Forty-fourta. ; Sunlly, very picasaoi well QITURATION WAN 0 1 KR Al modern opruveineuls; brick S LR Ay syt Gr raks caro uf cbil o North Slaos of much ¢apertunce uad sind seo Srfinxfi ¥HOM 100w WABABIL-AV., JUNK D, xUit bay Lorse, curb on luft bind l:f square bo. black top bugy, Besrly new, an K rubber trinims L Jucob Koth. 17 B of s fch may be neither ledford mor Lemont, I Jength, insisting that inetead of Hherwin's | BB : arucss. Fiuder will bo Lurally rewarded by retur v ht = = | Grruatios 5 it ¢ ;«t’ J.H ul;'n',.".\“uml "“vlfl’:cn Ry b?a:u:\-; Kt e Lestimany ot asmomphicss ab B lacu el o nuisanco [t was reuly s bublic | oyyer Clrubbs contneuced & sult n_tresnaon | 435 HoR Ladniarme CBVANDE MR | D60 HOINAST Bt Vil Dottt fetevesoce. E:E{.T.‘:T&‘.“‘.‘? wive Bnt-olaar relcrunce. jaw. ‘Lo only porsible nge e Cous » W casing from the fact that since cstablish- it bl WY TR I = - Bouin Pusdoay, . " i 5 Conalih oo dtemanl T | FERLs, S B S o T sepur | miens tho ol thet s tosover tho prira | G Wilwn U Ganber, b 8100 | TRUG oot efo NS WY | puows mores, T sia e amorumasnen o, WINTEZIY, & eI Chicago can make 1ts portlon of the bullding cone | Of Well- lisied usage under the criminul law | Wag n:l:l“,’i“v‘«‘:r‘;‘&::e‘{lm!fir fil', qefense In o | , Clara R. McDonnell began a sult for £3,000 4uTouie batn, Thirty-faupest oud bouth Park-ov. | BRI SR Loirs, 5, 1 per’ woeks withoas I 18108 und statutes of Eogland, and under our own stututcs, was that courts had como to exeruiso a power of judiclal condonation towanis thosa that becomo Btate's evidence which wus equal to an Exccutive pardon. Tho lead- fuyg Awericau cuse on this point wus that of the o e It todgug, o5 HNOTEL ND ~Vicasant slugly a el 5 furm 1o (b county’s portlon fu exterlor boant, 8404 $.30; day Losril, 83, denlgn, . w0tk the whole bullding abul bo of a uniform charactor and appearance, by the use af any stoneditferent from 1hat used by tho connly, theie be 1o power in the Conrt to prevent the ity using tho stoue of i3 damages nzatust Thomas Rooney, John Herbert, J. 1% MceEloy, Julin O'alalley, 8r, and L B, ue. Abrabam Goldschmid brought suit * for $1,000 duinazes aguwvat Jesse 8, Hildrup and Sohin Bwelr, 10—1 UD=LOST FIOM =47 WEST MON+ a voe-si, large ‘yellow and wilte dog; hat va ckol-plated collar with ny name, ALEXANDI: _MUSIOAL, Jengthy revlew of thu case, in which hie was very severe on Dr, DelWolf, calllog espociul attention o the testinuny of witnesses living in the vi- cinity of Bherwin's place, who haa sald they b nut beeu sble ta detces auy ollensive anislla. QITU W, A Siots weveral housework; is i Taundress. Dest of 1 co gives UATION WANTHD =By X 1iag Lo o gener: uu'o.::’ln M f’(:r'mfnix'u 3 AND 320 WADA: ~'f'wo pleasant I:II(Q!) for gon! aud wi 10 4 s D e Syt ror S 18 = aelection, ] utes vs. Leo, 4 McLean, from which | Stato's-Attorney Mills closea for the prosecu. LEGANT | UPRIGUT LLANOFORTE, WITIL | fow singlerouins ay tils fopular liutaly prices telised | QITUATION WANTED=UY X W00 Giiiiay 1T 1iAS NOWIBRS AGIEAD TO USH ANT PAKTICT- },,‘:’t":,‘u';‘.,‘, :,mcwl,.‘ to read. Liabilities l.'..'g tion ju au cloquent appeal, the basis of which L. 1. Bldway commuenced a sult for $5,000 Fruach sction, vich {et: goirfillnfl&‘mwuflm Torthe wummer: call a0 sea Dafure You lucate ehse- | & Word In w small fawily il o do ey Lo m-is:xc; {485 Dl up-alaire. SITUATION “WANTEI—A8 & agatust tha South Perk Commisslovers, TIE CALL, Jupue IARLAK—Tysou va, The Wabash Rall. way Compuny on trial, fous; wurrasted for ave 3 IT ~TONE TOSEWOC 1ICH TARLOROBGAN 4 GOUD FARLUR OKGAS LAIL STONE, ‘Yet more, beforo tha cuunty had contracted for the Luinout stone, and vn the Dih of August, 1873, tho Camnion Councl) of the rh(. by ordiuance of o0 was the facts elicited from witnesscs. It was very apparent why pereons liviug lu the vicluity ot snerwlu'-slnm couid notsulll the vffensive , for the gases went out into the penalties for vivlation ofilaw were all fo tho ua- ture of punishwent, snd, in Judge Bludgett's catimation, it made no Wiferonce whather they T, MARLIS 31l NOUSE, 176 STATE-ST,. OFPORITE et Hlause~ Al nawly-(urs hm‘n;«nu. with el i 00K, Oft TO DU feseute Cal for thret tnat date, e ed that th o8 | Wero Lo bo'enforced by the eivil or tha crimiual | odors, ho said, for the ga Juvus BLobears—The ITolmhols surplus case, A = 2 — | & ON WAN [ED—iiT ;A YOUNG ESGLIsG B e, e e a e mad . (b | 4ide of tha conrt. They wera ol} futended to [ wir from » chlmpey 150 foct highyand worowatt: | s ArkiLeTE Cubnr-110 10 124, ncluse, | SrommvEEAsh-oTIER .‘..NFVF:‘:A!:P_E‘K!':: n;y”;»i‘fi-'ififi'fif urie wiore desired A wages: whl do g City Couuctl, whilu ot thasame time it recogaized | sccomolish the purposs of punistment for dis- | ed to the city, lie clos yurh g 4 «znry 40 | No caseon trial, B Fuig from 830 to 6 B'pfn':n_m \-leu'n mu‘\’.x w&.‘w‘:‘“" SISNED. | work of suy Kiud. 81 kuat Vuu Murvu-s thy obligalion fmposud by the cotract of Aug. | obedlence of the luw, sud where & defendant | doits dutvand find the defondant guilly, so | Junus Uauy—204, 108 to 101, 803 ta 311, blats and Monroe-sts, 2 4 e ; N 813 28, 1672, ‘That coulract not only did not de- thst the Court could causothe abatement’vf the | to #1d, 519, aud 320, sl fuclusive, No.' 207, became State's uvidence, the Court thougtt ho as & profarred. South Side. Addresa 1) 33, Trinune, Nealustressos. Kol i WANTED-AS DRESSMAKER IN A feruine the kind of stone either of the | entitied bLimself to full fwuuisy frow the | nulsance. o sesired thow that by se doing | Moran ve. lsco, on trial, EORR_NA WUSINESS S'Zfififl(flam s eeray 1 cubtractlug _partics weo, o B | peun) consequences of the law, thiey would win the plaudits of every good cit: | | JULUE JaxKior—102 to 107, 170,173 (0170, | FRGHEALE-RECKIVEIY BAL & WEK WITIL A CAPITAL DF S35 70 | berdar.” byl ‘fribu Butl - should® select stuna from’ the samo ¥fm mmc,’},‘_‘ AL UEEY NECOGNIZBD DY TE | Lzew 178 to 185, s 187, No, 101, Squirou ve, Myerw, | 1701 §: 17! ¥ T0 1, Lsivuue ereby given_that, In pursus " tis Circuit ours of Couk Lounty, b will o Wednentny s June 16, ISTL st 1210, v Hio Lromilses, scll &t pubiic auction 1o the bighes d bost Lidder for aash. 1his bur- Lershop and bathroomsa Wik aturcs and vur- cuances sud leuseliold fntervat, situsied to Lho Grand "scite blutel, Chicago, TUUMAS G. PARKEL, Nes caiver, quarry, but It doea uot brovide thst tha malerlaly uvd stiould be vuch that for sll futurs timo they 1 of thy samw color, @ contract was for the crection of & building, the dusizn of which should be of & uuiform choructer und ape on tri Nurvoss N WANTEUD--ANY ONE REQUIRING A A e for i reu cull a unce ot Fioul 3 pPalaice House, detween tie Hours of 10 aud Vestigate 8 buslupas tat wil) bay tho fu: BUPHEMN COUBT Moo ) In cases grawingout of the Kebelllon, as, for instacce, jn the Amm.mnY case, 6 Wallace; similar cases in 9 Wallsce, 5315 10 Wallace, 147 ho case was given to the jury at 1:30 o'clock, the Instructious for both the prosucution aud defsuss belug witur tha usual style, and uimost & duplicate uf those giveu tn thy Scanlan a Jui Tooesn—Eet caso 3,455, Gorman-Amer- fcan Hank ve. Von Hollen, sl calendar Nos, 150 lul llub nclusive, except 158aud 150, No casa ou wrlal, I ~ 34, = ITEHE ‘sinuli Luiel 1 CUlcagy, 40 100l il lshed. cooklug mackinury, dinlug-room wut ordess they feed' 1O Oret-class i 0 peophs por. da R T T e T TSNS AT Pearun 163t was, when completed, of suchde- | aud s Otto, 140, In the cuss 8t bar, tow facts | lew da, -nf . ‘Theattorneys for thy defondants | ~Jupax BooTu—41, and 163 to 173, Inclual Bow Betihy over $A0 It N poals wil S FTON WANTED-IV A PHOTESTART GIRE sien, 1t was & compliance with the coutruci. The vernment bad 0 dewlt witl | expected the jury tu _staud elghit for conviction Nou case ou U 2 W SALR=STEAN YACIT. 5 FEET LONG, 10 | 3how, uudlsoutaf deut: pey caals for everyiling they 10 Lako care ol vua vr two walking chiluren snd Jo 1 Cuntractiug partios have fmeuried 10 Warrsnty of :fig:féxl:l:::x:&“gwfe.vu o doubt thag thay | aud four for scquitsal, and they remalned ia the TER—~Sct-case torm No. 2,42 O T AT, Lt she bunty | Burs oliety butupe: caure of atwa._Call at wace and | sowia; cliy refercaces Aw_rs-,,i)_“- 1 . colur b e contract, and the Court cauaot fotee- | ¢ oyyjned with the underetanding that they wera | faith for somethmo alieewerd, Aboutd o'clock, Ao 48} Schrovdeeve. Fitke: | huil st i Wy for achinery, ean. L. | g inubeishuisy o Sk, iy 1o g el | QrruaTion wanTiozAs BET S M r“llulu it. 1t fs eyiJent that nelthor, tho ety nor | po8 B e i nuaity, and tho plalocst dic- | Lowever, they Were abupdantly satisfiod that e i SN, Al D, PULLARU 50 Cuial ot Toom T, 172 Madisou: oF counlry, Pleaw call or Bddren - bo county buve futended absulutely (o submit to tha dictatlon of the vtber asto the quarry from which the atone fur the jolot bullding was 10 be takon, luthe ubsence of & coutract, thu Courl could not control the discretivn either of -1lu . anid 803, No. '2Bd, Fr Railwoy Compuny, oi tru Junue Fanweil—1,7549, 0'Donucll va. Powney, Juvur WiLtians=Adlaid ve. Adlutd. No. 10, Cortes ve. Biock & Mutusl lnsursuce Company, the 1esult would be a duagrocuicut, from the fact that & Juror was observed to take position i onie of the windows of thy jury-rooin, with biis feet protrudivg, Theydid uot kuow whether tates of houesty, fale dealing, and bublic policy denanded that the Court should seo to 1t that the vromise of fwmunity should bs keot. Tu do othurwise mizbt ut this timo subject the CCASCRFOITROBUE | QITUATION WANTED-TIY KESPECTAULE ey el el S} Cuins wonian s wet burs soud retcrcacen wuid witary, N it e OB, . A8l PAID FOIL BOOKS—SFANDAKD WOilRs Siways bring goud prices. Uetors you sell your librs: v 38 CHARLY, Coraer Madfson aud Destborn; ! 5 . 5 z Y AL s - Elousokeepcrss County Doand or City Council. In - that q fce In thils cage. 1f | be bad beeu forced tu take tbe position | oo tral LIES OISMALL LUTS OF BOOKSUR MAG- | Bervbleis, o J f ereuy it ey vt were gilly | of S e s tho Flcht of to bt or gt out were satited that o was | ° o T e L st pitE IR QAR | SR e i SRR B UERMED WIHOW: rems 0] o erectiug o 9 o . 41 act 3 urors colere o UPERIOR CUNT B8] = b i, 12 Bl Sy Iy it B R tho eatremy folly Of ertcllf et haives | GoVerument to farfut the propurte they micht | B9 B Iacts sy % S hie A — B FOSLEW, Wetolt, Wia. Ev 43 Bouth ; ::gl: '; Mickac) McUlunws aud Mary McGiuulsy, Jubus Oany—D. N, Larker ve. Theodors N, Williaw , 208, 50, Jubus JauEsox—lohert Btuart ctal.va, Thomas Mucklu; veedlct, §371.41, Juotivn for now nal, Fredorick Rebkopt ve. Chicago & North- western Hallway Cowpsay; verdict, $1,073, snd wottun (OF new trial. Ciucvir Couur—J unon Roorus—John §, Qould etal. vw. J. W, Atiiuivo dict, $U5, Jupuk Hootu—3lyeiiils Wijking va. J. 8. Pbll- rouus prejudiced as » whole, iha stench 16 tho city the evenlug befure Lavibz beeu so ureat thit thoy could votsleep untll they bad put down thelr windows. About 6 Judge Moore left, and it was agreed kst the jury might seal thelr verdict, At 8:80 they made up their wiuds, What tbey decided on is uukoown, but the impressivg Was bat they favored tho defendant. N QULY'S EERMONS, published & 33. Lib books: GILWLET, 31 5outh Clark B‘“OU() YOLE. BOORS AT HALF_T'RICF: American Cyclopedia. 10 Yuis., 833, sl pald for books.” Duwii-aialre,” AILLELS, “lud Madie Lot NEW EDITION: ¥ i oral casl leu:ay;[dlu ol ¥ YOU HAVE NEWOR BE furuiture aud bousetod szililie 1o coud buskizcsy worth $1.3W0 & year, ad oruisiiun 0 . trisune o MACHINERY, hod thero would be o judiclal power which could cup- tral them. And the coatract baving been inuda by the purtics, cavnot be volarged of varfed by the Court, Everytlung not fairly withlu e terws Is wtll] 1eft 10 bo determtined by the discetlon of |l contsacilug partier. 3, therufore, the Bedlord stous I3 1n every respact &8 good & bullding - terlal us (he Loinont stune, aud its color v ueatly resemoles thatof the Leudnt stone that the build- ing when uroctod shallbe of uuiform sppearance tho Court ought not Lo uterfere with thy aetioo o moke that plea zoad. Tuey wlgut have Deen able to explainall suaplcious clreuatances, but, after the lapss of su wuch L, thelr witucases wighs ba desd, o7 beyoud ruich, or tho ex- vlavation of fscts fmpossible. Su that acom- plete, successful defeuse mizhi bave been walved or abandoned by these claimants on the faith of thess very promisee of jumuoity, ‘tbo dut- tieult question with the Court hud beea as to tho proper practice or method of sssertiug this asD | 4 YT T T R TR AW VTS A1TUATIOS WANTED_DY AN AMENICAN LADY AsimageTera | QUL b SiRiecieror unrso. for R ey Bicely; Lo uAEcaln 8 puridancut place; bestof dulut- cuces.” Addicas Dok Trlbaneuales, 2 Misccllaneous, 11 SWING, 10-FOOT TUATION WANTED-DY A STIRANGER IN THE lathe. Awica WALUIACIUIC: Law ) Incy avlog, St O L Monrat by 11Vig: & BgALd sioro bre- ¥-fout bid, pCréw eultibed au-fach, 10-1oot bel. | gerred? wililug W work ou trial. D 0w, Trlbaus stine, , athe Taker, SPFiDgOeid, Ao, i Alce piwier, 8-Tub | Io e o o et A, S0-1ueh sjasroi drill prew, 18-tich exlug: Sonleoe T S ERUOTIONs 1 £ PR BALE_CHEAP-80- —T YT e PATNRC WANTED-IN AN ESYAULISHED ot mapursciuring business offeriug 8 I8ir ro- Tirn for services abd wovey. 1073, 1ribude otice, - Inilie, du-luck swing, back geared; eht SO . ‘ o e i ence. Gocs not sliow that thers | promles of funuuity séa matter of defense LAKE. 1ips, vordict, 140 e Tt e woud [athes ‘Lho 80Ve Lools bs Kood 3k Lew OERMAN LADY OF CULTORE AND REFINE. v Bppedrsnce ol vlhl! ligbte lored Dedfur 'en gr Y el Bof pled A bill, which ventilates the Boaocial atfairs o . 14l B a '« W Pei verdict, FIIIZ-!‘HDOF WAI(BIAQUbh. 100 WEST MONRROB- tAllu. 13 suuth L R rerica 5e & teacher: dealres s Muaticn 13 8 pliandit stuno (which tho city's cobtract calie for) and the | that in bar to tucsn proceedings. Bo far as the i) ‘st for Turniture, werebaudisc. carel te, Loans | 2o S R ey | A W Vi T apanth wuslc, Bd drew- Lewmoot stour. As (o the provablo future discolor- | adjudied cases bud yet gone, It seewed that | the Town of Lake ageln, was tiled yesterday ln 0 auy'uiounts Jewsd taterest Ul 102 stucks of goods, TO EXOHANGES [..5. 'n;m, léle nifgredecy wil b furelcd. ok $hons ol theds (WO, etdues, the wiincees SIS | prowies of lumuulty on condition of testify- | tho 8upreme Court by Monros N, Lord, Matuias . CHARTER OAX. e EIIOLD GOUDE, e TTTITTNOLLA S STOCK P DRUGT, | Adirese Gl alu ¥ A&, Theopold Fariianli M, Think In proce g e A troes | 10K trutbfuliy aud fully ooly crealed 80 6quit | gopmidt, Jubu Allowsy, aod Jacob Burgmaun, Spretat Duspaten to The Triduns. = 3 FaekERtais [0 pattiin, Cocurica G-, 10r part Kunass laody | = UCTIONS ON EVERY ARTICLE1N tock. Parlor sults reduced from 873 30 and uyward. lfecellancous uble right toa pardon, which it was presuwed the Executivo would gran the Court would continug the caso uutil the Ezecutive did so uet, 1€ thy Court was nighit fn hiscouclusions ustutie e, e e AR 10y B’ Augula, D .. ) BTOCK 0¥ STATIONERY TG EX. | [ OTOF NICK BISLEL, DOSE: ) 2k . O Wilsou, sind ublics uucblugs by : 73,000 ghangs fur suully io Bousa wad lok, Give | L2 uted Sha olica ¥ Clarkeate, fovia \ er thluk that the Bedtord une will take on the status of -ywoke snd aoot wmore ravidly than thy Lemont stoue, and the wulghitof b evidencu s thut the Lvwoat stons ahke, but s Jurge nuw! agsinst Albers B. Condit, Bupervisor aod ¢x- olliclo ‘Treasurer of tus Town of Luke, sod the Trustees of s town, A, HaRrTrouD, Conu., Juoy 14—1n the Buperior, Court to-Jav, the cass of the Stute of Connectt- cut wxalnst E. K. Wiggln, Heoryd. Ferour, 8. [ prls sud lovativa.