Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1878, Page 3

ASSESSH] An Argument Before the South Town Board. Varions Bupggeationz by tho Lawgers s to What Should Be Done, Tho Complaints Continue o Ponr Tne.- Speclmen Bricks. Why Taxpayers Cannob Beo tho Books Just Velewe Awakened Comaticnees, TALKING IT OVER. TR DOAND AND TOE TAXPAYARS' COMMIT- TER The threatened talk In regard to bigh asscss- ments between the ‘South Town Board of Re- view and a committee from the Taxpayers' As- sociation bocame an actual fact yesterday morning st sbout 9:30 o'clovk. The long In- terview was held Ina back room in the second story of No, 53 Washington street, the most istingulshing features of the gatherfvug bheing the plentiful attendance of lawyers, with coples of the Revised Statutes under thelr arms, and the equally plentiful Juck of sccommodations offered. For every chafr thero were at feast four persons who would faln have duposited themselves thereln, but for tho reason that each chair would only hold one complaining member of persplring and tax-oppressed Lu- manity, threo out of the four bad to stand around, leaning aeafost doors and walls, and coveriug themsclves as ta thelr clothes witk dust sad whitewash. Bowe weraso tired and overassessed that they sat, down on tho only table Jeft for the reporters, and grumbled cxceedingly when it was suggest- cd tothem that two bodies could not occupy tho samo fdentical space at the samo time, Tue Board of Review were (ntrenchod belilod two desks, Supervisor Jackson fn tho ceatre, aod fooked on one slde by Asscssor Rics and on the other by Town-Clerk Shoreck. About halt of the audicnce ot in behind them, however, and pro-empted the chalrs, the windows, and the staudfng-room. Outsido tho dosks, the crowd surged In and out, sweltered, and boiled, and appeared decldedly ‘uucomfortable, as they felt tho offects of tho Dieat and cxccasive valua- tlons, Among the gentlemen preseut—and ihey . were by mo means coufined to the memberslip of the Taxpayers' Associn- tlon—were Thomns Hoyno, Mark Klmnball; L. Z. Lelter, Commissioncrs ‘Ayars and Hpol- ford, Judge Wallace, M. F. Tuluy, J. I Wilson- Georgs Harding, Ben B, Ayer, John M. Roun, . tree, Cyrus Uentiey, W. C. Graut, J. I1. Kedzio, 1. 1. Mued, Kirk Tawes, Ald, Baunders, P, H, Whte, ond R. P, Dertckson. . Kedzio, Prestdent of tho ‘Taxpayers' As. rocfation, statcd that thero were o number of logal genticinen prosont,~which was quite evi- dent,—aud ho would lirst call on M. IL D [IURD, ‘That gentioman scized o copy of tho statutes ho hnd limsclt rovised, and egan to speak fu referenco to tho history of the Revenuo law, He had drafted the_orfginal il himself, and had cibodted tho provision In the origiual dralt requisiug psscasments st actual cash valuo. It soon becamo evident, lowever, that asscasments on this basls would be sufficlent to puy off the rallroad debt, and finally the principla of enualization ~ succeedod that ~of actual cash values, and was conceded to be the spirit of the law. The asscusinents through- out the Btate Lud not been mado on the basls of actual volue, and there was no excusa for following in Chlcago what was clearly not tlio spirit of the lnw. 'T'ho Town Board sfiould take this into consileration, overrule this oxcossive valtiation by the Asscssor, and graut tho relief which tho “opuressed taxpayers desired. As provided by the law, this Hourd was a board of currectfon without limitation, and ft coutd not turn fts back on the fact that the other towns were Leing asscssed ou ono baals, and the South Town un nnother, 121t aid it would slmply autrugo tha rights of the people aud fly in the dace of the constitution, - S Alr. Kodzle next culled upon MR, OHARLUS USTCHCOCK, who procceded o slow, dral, how far this Re- yistng Board mizht reuufy the asseasment i it should be proved not to he uniforn with other towns; nd, that there iad beon no relativo gdvanico in the actuni cash value of real estate uthe Bouth Division es compared with the West und North ‘Townss aud, third, that Iast year's vuluation was untform in the three divl- plona. 1o wmnintalned at leugth that the Board could review tho whole nssesstucnt, when thero were cotuplainta that the constitutional rule of uniformity bud been violated as butween towns, aud elther correct it by deducting a percentage or throw it away_altogether avd order o new ouc. Mr " Hiteheeck from the de- clalons of the Bupremo Court tu show the Arseasors were ot expected to nsscss at actuat cash value, but at whatshould be deemen a fair cush yulue, Jle¢ did not appear, hie wantel 1t understond, a3 o tax-fighter, for he bad ). ways patd his taxes, and woukl continue to do 80 until thu griovance bocame too heavy to bo borne, His obfuuv. iy ID‘)Q""UE at this juncture waa to show thu tnjustice of tho presunt as-. sesament, and got it reviewed and corrected, in arder that un opportunity for tax-fighting on an unprreedentedly large scatu might not be given. MIL GOUDY was Invited to talli. [lu suid ho had fiiod cer- tofn objections, aud professed bis_ability to ruve that they wers well founded, This Board ud power to review and correct the sacssment. Ile had Lieard it sald thut the County Hoard would remedy the _evil, but, &s bo understoed it, ali the County Board could do was Lo oqual- izo botween the towns. ‘This Doard, he clated, could, £ it beeaine necesaary, rectify the entire assesgment, That the necessity cxisted, was evident, Hu found no fault with the Asseasor Jor exercising bis bust judgment na to tho mean- Ing of “fair cash val although Lo belloved that gentleman bad piads suime mistukes as be- wween judividual pleces of proverty. But tho Bupreme Court conatrued statules, and its de- clslous wero just us nuch law us the statutus themnselves. That court, in the Bureas County caso, haed sald thut the statute must be conatd- ercd with reference to the extitlng costons, which was of asecssing at what was deemed to Do the falr cush value, L ¢, the selling prics of vroperty at a voluntary sale, Tha rule of unf- formity had Leew recoiznized by the Legisiature, Auditor, Governor, Suprewy Court, aud by o thocounties and citics iu the Htate aa the only rile to bo foliowed. Mo was prepared to prove that the asscesment dn the South tm this Board walntam the sssessment and walt for the other Assessora to adopt 8 ke construc- tion as that followed by Assessor Rice, or would it yivld to the constraction already tuken by the uther Aascesors and the other Boards, and overrule this asscasinent! lu his oninton, Ma- homes wouk! hiave to viu to the mountabn, sud Dot the mountatn to Mahomet, Without unt. formity iu the asscasment, tax-fighting woold enpuc, tho asscesment wonld be overthrow, the city would become bankrupt, and ditlicultics would arise from which the citizens could not recover while they Mved, The remedy, a8 he saw it, was to take the meaning o the Supromo Court aud tbe custoin heretofore followed—ot AsRURsINE Droperty At a rate not "0 exveed une- third of {ts value, BUPEAVISOR JACKSON, roferring to the law, asked what would follosy fu cuse there was pruperty not assessed until after the fourth Monday in June. My, GUoudy salil tho statute meant there would by omitted, or nowly-discovered, brop- puerty, whose asscssiment could b madg, 4l nuccgnury, by the Tuwn Clerk. .Buperylsor Jucksun asked what would be the result in case tho remafnder of the South Bide property—thut south of Twenty-sscond strot —was assesicd ou the basis adopted inthe other towas, - Mg, Goudy suid I that casotho County Bo woull bo calied oa to oyalize. 9 ber NE. TULBY, betng called upou, the anly quostion was, How ehould this Loard sctf ~ Tho Asscysor sboald not have set himsclt up as tho on u‘y mun mlchluugu with a proper blea a8 to falr cash valucs. Mr. Rice remarked that he did not sct himselt up v any such way. Ho bad cobsulted with thy othey Asscssors, und they Liad arrived st their wnlusu.lnun regurdiog what was the fair cush valuc, Afr. Tuley sald he believed Mr. Rice was act- ng honestly, but, Lo thouwht, mistakenly. The fujustice of” the usyusswent, so far us thc South own was concerued, as rompared with the other towns, wouly be uduitted by all. Jlow was this to be remedied! o did not belieye this Board could cut down thie whole assesstocut, beeause 1t could not plek out any ous plece of property which was properly assusecd and cerrect the rest tu conforim theret, It Mr. Rice should Ko ot and assess south ot ‘Twentv-second street on the basts acopted i the West and North "Tuwiis, Lhen E1E GVCT-ia d portion on the South Side could be currected to voufura to the werasuient on that busls of property south of that limlt. We belicved the rewiedy lmrv n an spbeal to the Couuty Buard. By this asscssmucut the whole Bouth” Town was called “actioti, (80 far 88 roturned by the A THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIHIURSDAY. JUNE 27, 1878, 3, upon to pay more than {ts falr burden af taxn- tion, and the result, )l it was sustalned, would bo an Infinite amount of justifinblo tax- fighting, While the change of relfef in tlo County Board was doubtful, he ssw no other, and to that end Lo had suggested the plan of comoleting the asscssment south of Twenty-second strect tho basis of assers- ment Iu the other divis®ns, and correcting the asseremont afrendy made to conform thereto, Mr. Rice douhted wnether the asscssment was higher on theSouth 8lde than it was in the other alvisions, Mr. Tuley, Mr. Hard(og, Mr. Leiter, and half- a-dozen others, all u ona voice eald they could vann. Mr. Tuley, continulng, sald ‘he had s doubta as to tho legalily of tita meeting un- til the assessment had been completed, Bupervisor Jackson stated that the Board had met, recelved complatiots, and simply adjourned Ifromn day to day withoul taxing any action, MR ROUNTHER caontonded that the nowera of the Roard to re- view and correct were unlimited, and that tho County Board was inhibited by law from radue- ing the nsecsaments, Tho Injustics of the nasossment In the Bouth Tuwn was admlitted, Bome of the Connty Comimlestoners had nssured him that they would never voto to taka off of Bouth Chicago and add corresponding! 1o their own towne. ‘The most they were wll(- fng to do was to sct asido the pasessment and order g new one. But why drive the County Board to do what this Board'had the right and power to do,—to overthrow the whole assess- inent and direct o new ona to bo mado! M, TAWER devoted himself largely to tho question of per- sonal property, Thero wera geotlemen, he sald, who hiad returncd their personal property ot lcss than onc-third and even one-fourth of ita falr cash_valuc. Now here was a basia for Tho Assessor could reduce averything to that haals on the same theory ne tliat ad- vanced by Mr, Tuley that tho property south of Twenty-second atrect, tot ulrend{ nsseasd, could ba assessed at one-third ita value, and tho property north of Twenty-second sireot reduced to confuorm. In support of ihis, Mr, Ilawes :quoted from the Supreme Court declalon in the caso of Darloy vs. Gunn, 50 IIl. He did not ;deem it necesaary to consider the quesifon out- side of South Chicago, believing the Board had theright to follow the course bg had fudicated, sustained as 1t would be by the declsion of the Bupreme Court, MR, REDZIE exproased to the Board tho thanks of the Tax- yers' Association for tho courtesy with which t had Mstened to the erguments.” Tho whole .eround bad bean well covered, amd on only one "point—tho cxtent of this Doord's power—had any question arisen, I6 heid that the statutc ave this Board unlimited ruwen. and that the framers of thc law hod clearly fotended that there should be a distinction Letween it and other Boards, At the proper timo, goutlomen belunging to tha Taxpayers® Ausoclafiun would prove that tha sssessment in tho Wost and North Dlyislons this year did not vary from tha 'nasessments in those divistons Jast year; that the nsaessment In the South Divislon’ last fuur was fulfy up to theassessment {n the other divisfons; thal the assessmont this year In the South Di- vision was {roin two to throe timea as bigh as it was fo_thoe othiers; and that property in the South Divislon had not rlsen as compared with property fu the other divisfons. Having shuwn wil this, the Association would conflaently ex- pect tull rellef from tho Bosrd of Review. Bupervisor Jackson stated that the Board had inylted Judgo Wallace, B. F. Ayer, and J. P. Wilson to slt with it, and that, after conferring with theso geutlemen, the Board would state fts_conclusions, which would be given at soine futuro day. At this the lascyora plcked up thelr law books and thetr hatsund made thelr way down-stuirs. MORE COMPLAINANTS, AND WUAT TUEY COMPLAIN OF. ‘The number of compiaints al excessivo as- scasmonts deposited bv indignant South Bide property-owners with the Board of Roviow yes- terday was percoptibly smaller thau for the two preceding days. Tha totnl for tho thres dnys reached 430at 4 o'clock, when tho complalnt- box was shus up for overnient. A reporter went through the 1ist ond bofled tho indlznant protests down to the following condensed Qrutbl . J. Matir & Co., 103 Lalke strect, protested ogolnst tho basts of thelr presont personal-prop- erty ssscssment. Thelr return was 80,775,— £6,5600 6n merchandise, £200 on engine, and 875 on furofture,—an advance of over 50 per cent ou thelr schedule, despito the fact that thelr goods hnd decrensed In value from last yoar. They suggested an examiuation of Hart, Bradly & Co."s return, and claiwed a reduction of from, 81,600 to $2,000. Jultus Rodbertus, for the' Chicago Car-Wheel Company, protested agalost tho assessment of four lote fn Wilder's South Addition, for tha reasons that these lots have only a dapth of 117 feet 7 inches, and are asscsscd at a valuation of 82,350 for thoreal catato; thattheimprovements aro only altuated on Lote 84 aud 35 with o frontago on Dearborn strect of sixty fect, by eighty-six feet deep on Fiftoenth stroct, with ai oflico on Daarborn nmeteon feat by eixteen, #0 thut a1l the improvementson Dearboru straot cxtend only about eighty foet. The nsscssmcnt for tinorovements, Lowever, is extended ou all four lata alike, although two of thom have no improvemnents, oxcopt temporary sheds, Tha real-cetato assessment, It 1s charZed, is also too bigh fu propartion to that vn surrounding prop- trty, suing of which s usgeased at §3,200 o lot, having a denth of 160 feot, na against 117 feot of the complninnnt’s lots, It {8 also claimed thet the lots nto not nssesscid in proportlon, the figures for corner and innldelots belng the same, TILB FIRAT NATIONAL DANK, by Hitehcoek, Dupeo & Judah, objeuted to the assessment upon its bullding and lot, complain. Iz thut it 48 ** bigher than [n Justics aud equity 1t ought to be, fn comparison With assvssnients put upon other real "estute™ in the various w.\lvn'. ks & 08 3 of eph Barbler anys he bought the Lot Block 184, Behool Hection April 37, 1677, for 81,000, and the Assessor puts itin ot 1,153 1lis taxca for 1877 were ug- : umll lie thivks it very unjust to tax property so el Jumes Ahern, 840 Fifth avenue, protests lfialll‘l his personal-property nssessmiont of $500 w8 uujust wnd flugruutly oxurbiteut, and states thut Asscssur Rice fncreased bin return, when 1t oughit, If woythiug, to have been dimin- ed. "U'he heirs of John B. Rica protest againgt the asscasient of Bublots 4 and B, Lote 8, 4, and 5, Blogk 87, U. W. 3§ Bee. 87, 9, 14, Lots 11 aud 16, Blocky' B0 ad ‘897 Clark’s Additlon, N, 1§ Lot 0, N. 200 fect of block. ‘This property, as0r, the my,{: valued highor than it was by the Stute Hoard of Equnifzution, and they nak that it bo reduced at least 80'per cont. b Edwin L. JUtett complofus as to N, 93¢ feot ot W, b teet, Lot d, block 118, Bchool Scctlon Addition, aud stutea thut Lhe last usscssment ' wus 864,541, while the present is 100,000, He also complulne us to Lot 5, N, I¢ of 8, 3¢ Block 40,*Fractional Bectlon Addition’15, the Tust us- ont of which waua 33,431, wnd the prosent 12,200, . Setii K. Evana compluins of the assessment on hfs dtuck of_wirawork and goods, whicl o re- turned at $200, nud which the Assessor rabied 10 3500, Mo thinks the Asscssor was In error, ah Lils busiuess 18 one of munulaciuring toorder, and most of hisstock (80l no cashivalue, Ine cluding us 1t does a great mavy miatita aud dead Satulr. . 1% Reud & Co. sny they hava coal.yards on tho weat und naorth sidesof the river, and that they have made thelr returns of same. ‘They asli the Assesrur Lot L0 asacys them agaln for "this property on the South 8ide, and add that thavmake i a rule to pay all tuxes prompt- 1y, but don't want to pay s doubte tax ou tho a0 property. BAIRD & DRADLEY protest agalust tho excessivo asseasment of o large aimount of proporty bulonging to people for whomn they act ua sgents. o property comprises wharting fots fu Ortginal Town, Frac- tiousl Bection 15 Addition, School Bectiun Ad- ditlon, Assessor’s Addition, Blerman’s Sub- aivislon, Clurk’s Additton, and Willism Joucs and Ueorgo Bruith's Addition. " ‘The rematning comolaints ure as follows: Edward Wendel, 1053 Wabash avenue; Northe western Leather Company; 8. 8. & 1), B, Gardner; Edward Blackuun, ugent for Halnes IL Mayic wnd Lawbert Treo; N, K, Fairbank; Lucy Morrlson; Ezekiel Morrisuu; Charles W, hlwur. 134 Eust landolih steeety J, 31 Sweet Mary A. Buaith; K. Fuirbauk, elebteen lots tn Caal Truatecs’ Subdivision; M, U. Kulght, 170 Ashland uvenyey B, F. Adau, 19 Hryen Block; Durand & Co., 42, 44, and 40 Wabush uyenuc, personal propertyy Jolin M. and fenr) C. Durand, asto Bublota7, ¥, and 9, {lainss’ Subdivision of Lots 1 tu 8, Block 10, Furt Dear- born Addition; Henry U. Dursug, wporth 27 feet, Lot 4, Block 81, Ggorce Smith's Addition, See. 22, T. 9, R. 1% B Willlam Wheeler, &8 Ind! real; Anna W. Edd, 821 Michlzan avenuc; J. A, Browa, 13, J. 8 & 1L Brwge, Joln Frayuen, J. 8, Pearce, Philo J. Warner, Fo C. Vierllng, Duutel A, Jones; Cnamber of Commerce, as 10 Asscasory’ Divisiou; Lots 4 and 5, W. 4 feot of Lot 3, nud W. 20 fect of Block 86, 0. T.; to W, 3¢ of Bublut 1, Lo b, Block 553 all of Sublot 2, wd Sublot 3, Block by J. H. Andrews, 151 Uars street; M. W. Folz, 33 Cottuze Grove ayvenue, who returncd blystock of iroceries ot ¥5, und who lcarus that the Deouty rufsed bim 100 per cent; Otto $inzist, 218 Cottage Grove avenue, sho rolurncd his stock of drugs ot €300, and who finds that thn Depnty ratend him almost 800 per cent: Mrs, ITarriott M. Wiihur and Antolnotte Whll.‘ock, 620 Bichigan ayenue. A GROWL, Heveral penpla around the offices yesterda: erowled because they wero not allowed to lool at thelr personal-property assessments, It was with good renson that they were not allowed to 20 [nfo the reat ofico and “paw over tho bonka while the Deputies wero busy as boes copying tha names and residences from the field-hooke Into the regular books. Bo far, not a figure has been entered in the reqular books, Tha fleld- hooks only contaln tho Deputies’ estimates, Now, befors thoss figures aro copled, It s the wish of {the Asseseor thal oll the taxpayers scud 10 schedules g that thelr own relurns may e compared swith the Deputtes’ estimntes. [f thoy agree, the figures tn the Denut{'l estimate will go in- tu the regular booke. 1T the difference s ma- terial, the taxpayer will reccive & postal-card from the Aesossor asking him to call around nnd oxplaln patters, Inshort, no figures will £o luto the regular books without the taxpayer knowing It. At prosent the Deputies are usiug tho ficld-books, and the Assessor has put - Lfs foot down on people | golng nto tha . rear offics and Lothering them ot thelr work. Bome such rale is necessary in uniler to expedite the work. Fora while, Lefors tho rule was adopted, people weut In, found out the Deputles’ eatjmates, and forthwith filed schedules way below thoso fig- ures, All that has boen stopped. When o man files n schedule now, ho does It Independently of the Deputles' eatimates, which it was found eviously served to steer bim In mnking up s return. Al the ndvantage that lay b kuo inz what the Deouty had put him down for 18 now gone, and the result is that & man is moro apt to make an honest return, TNE DEPUTIES RELATE SEVERAL INSTANCES where there have been apparent quickeniugs of consclenca ou the part of taxpayers. Inone «case, o business huuse dowu-towa returned 8159 of persomal propurty. The Deputy’s figures woro consiierabiy larzer, That flrm'recelved a nostal-card soun afterwards, and _the result was Lliat thuy scheduled at 00U, Dut that didn't scem to o right, either, aud another postal-card was dispatched on the wings of the lettor-car- rier, ‘This time it brought in a return of 3,000, which was within & very few dolfurs of the bcp- uty's figures, There aro other nstances gotng to show that consclonces may be mada of indin- ruhber, but that o postal-card sumetimes brings them up by a sbarp turn, The Doputies liave, n the course of their experience, seen soma startling exhibitlons of siternate lkeuo- raoce and striking knowledge, A man came in o few duvs ago and wanted to know lils assces- ntent. f1o was asked f ha bad not scheduled, end ropiied that ho had. pot. The Deputy louked up-bls assessinent, and told him it was 600, ' — —" gald the previously for- ietful eltizon, as ho procoeded in Lis ostonish- mont to give himself completely awsy, * tuat 81,300 mora than I returned,” " Waen it Lezan to dawn upou him that ha had showa his Lsnd, ho withdrew with his head under his nrm, tuetapborically speaking, sud Las been soen no more. IR DOARD OF REVIEW met n the afternoon, olected Buperyisor Jaci- £on a3 Chairman, wssucd the folluwlug notlee, and adjourned until this afternoon: ‘The Town Board of Equatization will meet here- niter, and untll further votice, at 2 o'clock p, m. of dach dny, aud. durincach, sesslon (ho BaGKS wiil be subject to fnspection, and ouly then, This Titio 8 made tiecesenry for the reason that the As. ressor regaires nil his avallable aud experioncod force to complety tho Havks, Althougu formally adjourned, a part of the Board, juthe verson of ‘Lown-Clerk Schoreck, ant In the ofilce LA 4 p. . recelviug and tlug complaints. After that Lour no vomplaluts are recelved, and accordingiy have to go over until the next morning. From all accounts, it f3 probable that tho Board will adjourn from day to day for & week to come, so great {s the num- ber of complaints and tho umouut of Work fu- volved fu cxawiutug them, MISCELLANEOUS. TAXPATERS' ASSOCIATION, Au adjourned mecting of tho Taxpayers' Assactotlon was held yesterday afternoon In the Urand Pucific Hotel, J. 1L, Kedzio in the chair, Mr, Kedzie, from the 8ub-Committeo to sce tho Asscssor, reported that the Committee nd et the Asscssor, as clsewncro roported In this Issuc. ‘The speaker passed o high eulogium on tho specehies made Ly the varfous orators for the Assoclation. Ile was sura that theee ar- guments had carried conyiction to tho minds of the Board, nnd ho wasconvinced that the assess- ment would be rcetiied. ‘There was, ho thouglit, every prospect of a rensonable nsacss- ment. In case the Town Board did not tnke the matter up, the speaker was sure the County Board would order a new assessinchit, Ils was Informed so by varjous inembors of the Board, 1o was equally sure, howuver, that tho County Board would nut transfer any part of tho tax from one town to unother,—n method called equalizing, In the Jast resort the muttor cuuld go befure the courts, aud he was contidunt that justico would be dono there, Ho loped, lowever, that this course would not bo neces- sars, x{mr hearing tho report, tho Assoctation od- Jourued subject to tho call of tho Chialrman, THE WEST TOWN, ‘Thore was but Iittie dofux at the offico of the West Town Board of Equalizution yesterduy. 8o far only threo complaints ugainst real-cataty nsscsamenits are on file Tor cousideration by the Board, 'Fhe personal-property returns aro coming fn very sfowly. Therels Tikoly, how- cver, befors the Bonrd” adjourns, to bo o lively kick on_the personal propurty frum some quar- tera. The avernga raiso on the value of pers sonal property fu the West Town this year will be about 10 per ceut. ‘Tho largo taxpuyors aro the oncs apt to show their teoth, und the ore the ones who are lmldlufi buc thelr returns, Tho McCormick reaper em sent In thelr return yosterduy, thoy valuiug tholr personal property on thnt eide of thu river at nearly $100,000, Thelr first rolurn was con- sidered too low, and ft- was seut back for amoendinont, Tho number uf persous asscaved on personsl property this year will aggregute about 16 per cent more than lust, Soino ure asresscd as low. as 830 upon houschold effects, the idea befug to make all the taxpayers pos~ sible. 8o far, th pursunnl-tux psacasinent bny created but littlo stir, but fe promises to prove of word Intorest tn u day or twa, ‘The Board of Equalizatlon Is anxous to heur all cotupluluty, aud scems very williug to'do its duty fearlesaly in the premisce. TIE NONTIL B1DE, At tho North Blde Asscesor’s office all was [et, Beveral persons dropped in to exambie samont of thelr property, but thers wero no compiaints of lu{ kind, Wiilima C. Carrall, the South Blde Deputy Asicssor - whose asscasinent of the stock of Heldweyer & Stlegiitr was challesgzed by the finn, asks publie indulgence uutll kv can pre- scnt bis side of the case. e —— THE CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE SCANDAL. Cleveland Leader, June 33, Concerning the much-talked-of assault at tho Post-Ollco on Baturday alternoon, Mr. Towa- send sulilts the following statements CLEVELAXD, O,, June 3i.—7u the Editor of the Ixaier- Iu'the articla n the local enlumus headed ** That Assaul statemaenty are wade which cu e great injustico, and ure without any foundatiou in fuct, which ploass do e tho juatice ta correct, On Soturday sftornoon 1 hisd occaslan ta s ta the Past- Ulice’; and as | was luaving the buliding on 1y rotiem 1o miy oftica 1 wus nccasted by o woman, Who asked e it 1had written her u lctter. 1 replled, **No, madame,** She thon asked i{f I had not wriiten her 8 letfar eigned 4+ Clueley. * 1 roplied, o, | not," and usked hier 11 whio had vecely ter. Tlitn was all the conversation, and took place a8 { waa loavinz tue Pout-Odico Hullding, und was Iuwedtately foliuwed by the assault unon oo, Up ta tiie tino when shic sccuated e [ nover kuew the exlatence of this woman, had nover seen hor 1o my kuowledyo, and did Lot even kuow her naine uutiiulicr the xsauit npon mie, 1 nost soiphiate Ically afilrm that | never wroto or sent 8 Jutter or note to Mra, besars did not follow her outof or from the Post-Otice Bullding, aud did not kuow uch 8 peraun cxlsted antll uho avyroachud me ve atatcd ; and any stateinents (o the contrary aru abiolutely and onqualitiedly untrus. Onca® Tuwnasxa, With the publicstion of this card—which, it need hardly be said, differs radically froin the statement of the ;;:nle- who made the nssauly ~—I{t scemis (o us timt the duties of the public press {n respeet to this lamentablo affalr, ure, fur the preseut at least, fultilled. The Leader, certaluly, has no desire to Investizute it, and the pbile wo are suro has o craviog to hiear it fur- ther discussed. Mr. Townsend writes llko an honest mar., and is cotitled, vader tho cireum. stuuces, to tha beaelit of whatever doubt tho case involves. An English ‘mper states that ono of the en- deavors of Mr. Beunett's Arctic yacht Paudora, now rochiristencd tho Jeanutte, will bs to scarch bg wuy of Bherieg's btralt the wmystoreous Wranzell's of Kellett's Land. Deschuotl saw it twocenturics ugo; then Wrangell tried to reach it, and the Siberfans told Lln that ow clesr days its wountaing could bu secu from Cupe Jukuu. 1t 18 said that some uutives attempted to_resch it, but nover returued o toll the tele, Kellett cavght glhupses OF it in 1650, und i 1507 dev- cral American whaters aporoschied within twen- ty miles of i, but could Bot laud on accouut uf broken fus. THE COURT A Batch of Dacisions by the Ap- pellate Court. Record of Judgments, Now Buits, Bank- ruptoles, Divorces, Eto.. The Appaliate Canrf met yestarday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and rendered tha following opinlons: 12h. Dunlevy va. Marquetto Drown Stone Com- pany; affirmed. 120, Bame vo, Wolt] affiemed, 130, Rcen ve, Pelftzer; revereed and remanded, 135. Humboldt Insurauce Company va. Jobngon; revorsed and remended. 110. MeQuirk ve, Burry; appeal allowed, 39, Qale va, Norton; afirmed. Appeal taken, 120, Liil vs. Brandt; roversed and remanded, 63, Mogera va, Curtla; petition for a rebearing denied. 124, Village of Tiyde Park vs. Creighton; sl firmed. 130. McLaughlin ve. Henmnger; aMrmed, 41, Ryorson va, Oliver; reversed and remanded. ‘This wun & saft for account, Ityerson dicd bLefore the great fire, and hin partner, lustead of closing 1p tha estate, invested the firm ataets in husine forhisown profit. In thagreat Sro he lost as he tialmod 821,000, heing all ho bad. On & bili for account by the representatives of Iycreon's parts ner, the Court bolow found in Ryerson's favor, hotdiog’ lim not itable. bt the Appellate Court toversed tha dacres, sud remanded the easo. 131. Rappes v, The George E. White Lumber Company; reversed and remanded. 120, Johnsou vs. Breaton; rovarsed sad re- manded. Tn thocaze of J, 11, Recs et o). ve, Otto Pellzor and others, the Appeliate Court rendered an op! {on roverning and romsandiog tha euit. This wi #nit on &n Injunction bond to racuver damages for the wronpfal {asning of an injanction, jssned to prevent QOtto Peltace aud o sorics of mnaps talleid Peltzer’ ‘The jury In tha Court below found or for §0,840, Thoe two vrincipalqnestions were, firat, that whon an [njunction was dissulved, hy 1he ‘statute of 1801, tha agerieved party was entle tled to have the damagen assessed 1n that nrococdini on motlon, and 1f ho dld not_avall himscit of that apportuwty he could not have any othier tomady. lie Apualiato Court beld tiat this was niot 40, bt that if the party had not had Lis damages asseesed 1n the Injonction aull, ho could afterward proses cato bita rights under the injunction bond by setion indeht. The accond objection was, that the bond in tho prosent case only covenanted for the ‘llP ment of such damages as the obligees austalued Jointly, and that damages conld not bu glven which ‘rare asgcaeed onfy In tavor of part of thewm. ‘The Avpellate Court sustained this view, and for that reycrsed and romanded the caxe. 1In the case of tha Humboldt Inearsnce Company vo. Willlam 8, Johnson et al., Trnstees of tho Olivet l]usml Church, tho Appaliate Courte re. verzed and remanded the cave. This was o sult on sg tnsurance polley, and 1ho defonse was that b d hiad not filed thelr proofs of joss or begun suit within thoe timo Iinsitud by the policy. Tua appellecs recovered, but the Appellate Court revereed the decleion, holding, as Las been ro- peatedly dona befare, that {Ls fusursuce policy was coucluaivo, and the parties must be bound there. oy. A COOL FROCECDING. Julis Wegwerth flcd & bill yosterday fn tha Cir- cult Conrt against Georgo I1. Norrls and Diwiaht F. Camcron tosct sside a sale under & mortzige, Sho eays thut slio owns No.D73 Milwaukoe avenne, which. when ahe bouzht it, was subject to & mort- "’T for about $1,050 to George IL Norrie. In Oclober last he eallcd on bier and proposed to settle on recaipt of 21, cash. This complainant gare bim, and gsked fur a return of the notes and marl ago. 1lo, however, evaded giving them up, aay. ng be tad not got them with him, but would sund them 10 ber next day, 1le gave s recelpt for the ainount recelved, at the sama timo ealling: on certain persons to witness that the notes ana mort- gage bad been patd, Soon nflor, however, he ro- Tased to return tho notes and mortguge, and caused aealoto be minde to D, ¥, Cameron. The Intler then braught sult fn forclblo entry fo cject com. laiuant, “Sue, however, showed the facts, and ¢ touk a nousait, Complainant now avere that Norrle' and Camneron have cunspired together to cheat her ont of her property, aud aha asks that the pretended salo may bo sct aside, and tho wort- Eago deciared eatisfcd and cancoled. 1TBME,. Judge Dlodgott has sent notico to all sttorneys having cases on tho present call of the Clrcuit Court calendar asking them to meet ot 8:30 noxt Hoturdsy morning to docldo whethor 1o go on with tho present call through July, orobscrve the moath a8 vacation, together with {10 reatof tha Judgus, Tho Appellate Court will adjoura for the term in abuut ten days. Judgo Ilarlan will dectde the matlon far Re- ceivor in the foreclovure sult ogainst the Wabash rallway Company this afrernoon at £ o'clock, Judyo Moore will be In his chancary-room Mon- day Lo muke a geaeral call of hia chaucery docket, Tuesday for defaults, and Wednesday for motlons, Jn‘dluu ¥arwell Lus already loft for Bls summer vacation, Tn the caso of J, &, Wallaca vw. W, 1L, WV, Cash. man and othets, Judgo Mooru yestgrday appoinied Usorgo A, Follansbeo Recefver of Cuslbmun uudor bond for $20,000, DIVORCES. Ann Deodles filed o bill yesterday huaband, James Beedlon, aaking for tho ground of cruolty and drunkenncss, BANKKUPTCY MATTEIS, Archibald A. Kice, of Gnlestury, went into yoluntary bankruotcy yeatorday. The eecured debts aro 32,050, and uneccurod 82,845, Tho & sota are 33,800 worth of Jand. Oacar I8, 'Wheolor, of Lung Polut, Livincston County, also went (non his own petition. Secured dehts 811, 4:M. 10, unsecurcd $7, 190,00, and nce comuwodatlon paper $303.50, ~ 'Tho asusts cous~ priso lunds, &:,735, but beavily incumbered notes, $7,080.050; horses, otv., $480; buglos, :‘gn,g;.c‘; er praan, otc., $45; and op2n’ accuunts, A composition meoting will Do hield July 10 be- fora Keplster Johovon fu the cave of Frauk Kieinhohiz linhlll her ivorco un Zoba v UECIIOR GOUNT TN BRIRE, obn W, Estabrook buian a ault for o terday agatust Henry L. abtosi o0 7! CIRCUIT COUNLT. Magzle Darkor flled u Jestoraay statiug that who hml been ay out warraut on 6. charge af larceny, and asklng for a releaso, T CALL. Junoe Uaktax—Dechiun an the motion for R gulvor of the W bash taliwey Company at2p. m. Jmnf“ a2, COSMRY 8} APt e, Lo BLOBOKTT—N0, tW, Kooy vs, Borln, on trisl. PrLLATE COLUT—149, "1 1), which i 1l 106 cases on the ducket.” Als pussed oas 48, 0, U1, 82, (4, 67, 8ud 70, Whick ars subject (o call. N case on trlsl, Jupas U ARy =830 Lo 333, Inclusive, except 838, S A o ot Bl gs Ve e osier b sl i 16, 147, 191 10 100, 109, N KoY un trial Unou ousua—~Ret tass ‘8.640, Frece va, Wilmans, Teremptory call of tnotions fur Buw triul 8t 2 p. i, Jdenok Baorii=216, aud 240 to 265, inciusive, No 3 \Ll:llfll—!:!;' [ l::l term ND)«_‘ 2&3".’ i ommistonars v Towo S0 afen va. Stile ¢ e oMY . Mills, JUBoE Wittiaui—(eneral burlucis, JUbuNEN UNErEn STATEA CIRCUIT COURT—JUNGR BLONARTT-— N, W, Tayloret al. va. Jamos H, Auderson, $1,378,04. =g, . ¥ne 30 Tl Tman, Algues, eic. vi, 3 40, 4. = nanre vo. 1t F, Goodell, 0,5, 00, Brrunion CovnT—Cox rEssuxa—Fiodeilck Ayerve. ayrdon s bl 810,700, : Voag Afwik~V: A, Furpio. focelver of the At lantlo & Tasifio iGsurance Campany, ve. diariington dedcleicy docrao t .19 agslust and olhersy de: ‘Thomes ¥, Crosky . V. N. Standish v, Jens Glien and Juhis Atdersou, 87277, Jebax Boorit—Juseyn Cunrath et al. v, Ludwig Tisfebeu, 813470 e —— - A HORSE WITH A SNAKE IN HIS EYE. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cnicaao, Juno 25.~A short artivle, headed as above, und taken from the Pen Yan (N, Y.) 2z prey, avpeared in Tius Tuiouns of Juue 23, ‘The writer of that asticlo must have mistaken u small worm fur & suake. Buch thinga will bap- pen sometimes, A nematold worm, Filgris papillusa, oceurs In the abdombnul eavity and tn tho chest of horees, and occasionully in the viireous body aud the anterfor chamber of the oys of the sume sulwal, It Lus heen found, also, ( the ahudomingl cavity and in thy antertor chumber of the eye 1 cattle, Cunsequently, tho case rolated {8 not remurkablo at all, vxeopt in 80 far us his snaxesbip s not 4 snake, but only o staall worm. Dr, 1. J, Degns, V. 8, b —e—— Tho Phounograph Mukiug Muslc. Newo York Teibune, The phonogruph doue many wonderful thlugs, but it surpassed oven itsell on Wedn- day ulgnt, at Irving Tl “Heretofore the sounds Lave been smothercd somewbat, sud the toue has hud & pasal twang. Bat witkin the past week Mr Edison las suppliod o new instrument, which repruduced words in almost Lhe patural tons and piteh of the person speuk- Ing. Tuis huy been sccomplbucd by catsing the cylluder to revolve o8 rauldly when the honourayh 8 speaking ns when the person ke futo it. Ou Wuduesday eveniog the in- slrument 4ang OLO OF LWu BOprano sungs, aud ve forth in 8 cupital manuer & cornet sulu, Hown into it by Mr, Lovy. Madawm Cole wang “Comiu' Thro' the Rye,'” with ull the tdlls and flourishes usually yecowpanylng that oir. The phonograph repcated the tune and the worda ultwost perfuctly, The key was thu ssme. Some of Llie Dotes were Femarkubly sweel, and the trills were tot lssings the tones were onty Alightly smotbered. “Fhe phonogruphi thus be- cuines 0 muslcal instrumcat, “The audicoce was delighted, aud avvlauded Joudly, — Sir. Leyy wext blew on his corpet, *Gud Save the S::cn." fu four ditferent otuses. s Iy 85 octave luwer than acy une hus been ble to play ou that fustrument, The phouo- raph falthfully depeated the suthem 1o cach fuy, Lhe piteh was remarkubly suatatued, and This Lo . only & sifcht nasal twang svas notired, The shunograoh, however, not having Mr, Levy's angs, eould not gise forth the tune with as It had been fntended that Mr. Lovy thould blay the alr in tho lowest actave, while™ the phonograph was repeating it in the higest. This would liave heen & perfect ntich_ force aa he did. tast of the ability of the fustrument to sustain tho key. But owingtothe latences of the hour, this part of the programme was postponed. — YACHTS WITHOUT SAILORS. Mintatare Vesinla Racing in New York Parks =8port Which 1s Urowing In Populnritye Tlow the Tiny Crafts Ara Rigged—Tnge. nious Devices Which Send Then Through the Water Like Renl Bhips, Bpseial Corrrapondence of The Tribune New Yonrg, June2L.—Two ar three years ago n few Brooklyn youngsters endowed with some Ingenuity used to meet every Baturday beside tho lake fn Prospect Park to'sall Mitle yachts which they had whittled out of blocks of wood. Othor youngsters, andowed with 1 hut more capital, came from time to time and watched thelr mancuvres, and, purchasing boats of thelr own, began to participate in the sport, ‘The amusement grew and ripened rapldly, unth it beeame a regularly-orgsnized systemn, ar- ranged after tho plan on which full-grown men run full-grown yachts. Pulllc interest twas roon attracted, and now on every regatta-lay the hanks of the tiny lake are thronged with thousands of spectators. At firss sight miniatore yacbting scews o re- markably childial sport for grown people; hut closer Inspection shows it to Lo really {utcrest- iug, and cven possessiog ome elements of ex- cltement. It certafnly hias been found valaable 10 persone Interceted (n boat-building, and al- ready has led to Lho discaraing of many polnts nud Hlues which used to be consldered essentlal in veasels Intended for raptd ealling. In fact, there are young men engaced (o cxperlinents with thess itlle vessels who claim that thelr ellorts will, in time, result in completely revo- inzenuity lutfonizing the bullding of larger cratt, ‘The ministure yachis fnches up tu tive.or six fe ry {u lenath from six 5 sud are rigeed oy eloops and schiooners, Thefr construction Is rather ingenious, First, the hull s aliaped from a solid picea of wood. This is hollowed out un- til ft 1s o thin shell, after which the woolen keel is removed, {s substituted, Lrasa mast-cups, place apd ove made of lead to take tho ballast, Ao slre-tight deck s fitted into the bull, and upon this are placed a couple of Aftor that, the hull {s paint- od, finished, snd mrde rendy for the water, Bome of these ara very beautiful little vessels, costing from $10 up to 500 each, are calied *“first claes’ yachts, and have keels of The largest welvhiug from twenty to ifty pounds, One or two of these boats arc bulit overa frame, just as large vesscls arc; but the most ars carved out of solid wood in the manner do- ‘Tl provess of rlgging the little craft Around tho outer edie of tho hull thereare s number of Nttle rings, fasten. ed to tho body of the boat. The lower enda of Lhu cordage aro lu[.)ulleu with tiny hooks which “The masts arc set {uto tho brass **cups * supplied for that purpose, the cordage {8 ninde fast to tho rings, the 18 put In place by o stinllar process, tho spure, ratls, halyards, and stays aro arranged, and she 1s tundy'to Le dropped [nto the water. ‘The whole work of ricgluz one of the yachts dues seribed. it very slmple. faeten (uto these rings, But consuime ten minutes. When experinents were first made. difficulty was found iu keapingthevesscls 1o thelr courso. wind. as very simple. £o tic et 100se] The principal tronble was that with fixed rud- dera the boats svere always running up fnto the A number of contrivances were invented 1o remove this trouble, and two or thres of them lave been perfcctly satisfactory, a3 woll ue of theee ts for tise rudder in its place. The uller, which of course runs at a right anglo with the rudder, In supplied with a heavy mutallic Lall, the yacht carcuns, the ball naturaily falls down- ward, pulliug the tiller and turning the rudder. This chuuges thie course of tho veseel and coscs ber of consfderably, And so the boot, 10 mate ter huw many knock-downs she aete, does not £0 out of her coursc to any material extent. Another very simplo way Is to Lrin the salls with clastic conds. These are fastened at the right length for a alight brecze. vivlent puils of wind strike tho salls, the rubber ‘“shocts” stretch before the hoavicr pressure, cnough to case the versel fust as if thers wero sallors on board to trim the eslls and keep thotr By elther of thesa wethods v nuwber of tiny boats muy be sulled avor the same course It the same little daugzer of collision or deviation, No mat- ter how olten one of the sachts Is tipped over by the foresof the wind, she rights hersell easily, and goes on about her business as {f The ballast consists ”"““"f of the kecl, which of course Is fastonea nto plate, 0 that no amount of pitching ond torsing can movye it in the slightest degree. Tudeusd, 1 bave scen one of the yachts Lold bot. tom-upwards, with her maats, satls, below the aurfaco of ths water. upun belng releascd, she turned @ half-somere sault, caught the brecze, and ' scooted " away, eyes peeled for squalis. votling tind hoppened, Hrmly Should i lme, with as il storting wrong-side down was just the proper thing to do, The rapidity with which some of them spin 1 bavo ecna ond oarsman, rowing a licht boat in a dircc- tion paralicl with the course of the yachts, com- through the water is marvel plotely distanced by them, A lurgzo boat-liouse has been huflt upon the lake for the accommodation of the yachts. The flour, walle, ond hanging shelves are flled with thew. DBut the most cxpeusive oncs are mot Thelr owners are as caroful of thain ua though they were sct with diamonds, ‘'bherefore, they are retained at the homes of their proprietors, aud arc ouly brought to the Some are whiceied 1o hand- kept there. lako op raen days. carts, having boen rigged Tous. previous!: aro encased In_ cauvag-biags, ke gauie-cy fluhting-dogs, aud are put In shape uiter erly- Iniz ot the head ot tho course, a3 un unfoluted fly-rod. ‘Thiere 18 wrreat deal of fun In this branch of ust ueeurred to mo that, uniess were alroady posted, there was o chance for them to add Lo thelr llst of ‘The lakes at Lincoln and other parks forn_ oxcollens courses for minfature rt, and it the Chicago amusoments, he riging 18 rolled up fn Mitle cases, oud is as easlly carried yachtiug, and the aport Is barmless, Instructive, aud fasciuativg, THE ELGIN MAYOR. IruuminL, 8pecial Dlspaich to The Tridune, Evaix, 1N, Juve 26.—At the meetiog of the City Couucii lass nizhit Mayor Receves was not proseut, but was busy clscwhere cousulting his altorneys. During the vyoning formal notlces were slgned by the Mayor for the removygl of City-Marshal John Powers and Pollceman Alen- Tho ordcrs were intrasted to Palmer Clark, tho Mavor's pretended City Marsbal, for serving, and Miller was duly uofitied. Bul it bt Clark made a bidnder fu the other notice, and served it upun Thowas night policoman, fvstead of his brother Juhu, tho City Marshul, It 13 now stated on goud suthority that City-Murshil Joun Powers will by yemoved by the” Mayor oun next Wednesday 1t 1s atso provosed as u compromise that the oftice of City Murshal will be abolisued by the City Counci! at the wecting on Tuesday cvenfng noxt, and the otilce uf Chief-uf-Polies be ereated jnstend, 10 be electes The judictal declston at Ge: Court yesterday has not effected a solution of v Miiler, seems tl marning. Powers, & d by the people. neva (i the Clreutt the. dl!li«uluch as expected, snd Muyor fleeyos ducdares ho wi Court. Lappeal the vase to e Suprewe ipeciul Diepateh bo The Tridune, & Mayor Houves this afternoon agaly removed City-Starahal Powers from oflice, and uppolutal Palwer Clark Actinz Marshal, orderins Pow ‘f surrguder the city prupesty o Lis posses- slon, N OKUKILTO ACCOMMODATE bg ugioit the it i i difterent i Tirancl ésfe W it beluw, Where wdvertbewcuts u bl bo price i charkei at fio Stain Ui s L, coruey (30,70, THE UNION 806 KX LHESS X Eet your bugias of Turniedro reuiov No. W0k sied iery Ka Lloin. MESUELLANEOUS, ico: s L0CK P Gl dUTiig 140 WOck, A ToIMMA, Hookseliers sud Statloners, §23 b v wutliu g WAL SOME VEUSON TO ATOPT A _F 2 Mrtlu blae-eyed boy § week of Cait st 200 i i NUNKROUS u i Ve w. ide News Davot, 1 caler, and Fancy et ¥ i OTOF NICK BINGER, DOMERTIC, \\ll;‘KLBu Wiisug, s atine uiehiics Llow 3 et varpanted: “Loauotict. 13 Clark: 3. S=pO YOU WA KUWING MAGIHINY . AGENTS WANTE 1 k0d T Aducs 1L oo 3. howsprit When more nd rigeing mediately thers cocks or T 7 rAL ... 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"Inanies ¢ 168 [lsstioge-st., coraer 31 an BRren-L.. neir ED=TAILOE ON COATS, J0U1IN EYMEN, In' Brst-clam order. 10 toomm ATl mater | Bone Lt At clase MG i SEUTT) Ror s oen Drema il evdera mpravements | N} Rope bt Sribeliu fands, | LIPPINCOTT, No! MLTTARY _AHAKD! e husiners. Avoly B dalph-at., up 0 anderitan W ANTED-HAT one 0, RESTNICRLY FURSISHED Tooms; atio unfuratsted foom at e Ml conn, Amy | \WANTED=A BIOEMARKE AT 0% WE ADI- 10 Peck-voart, "v i i—TWO GOOD ME TO. and shaor A HEN TN A DAND- L BHED WNOMA. Al A HRNNATT & CO., 80 toom ¥ BIVED TOOMN T loyimen fifes Soneniently o o acancles 3 "v T BALROAD LABOKRERS FOR C, A, & St Louts extansion in Mis . ehee ST 1 dow M nd kuuml‘p‘h Lllm Lands. J. 10, UENTCHE ruttes of tour t0 pro Tanged for Ilght hinuskenping 'O RENT=32 PKIL WERK, TOGENTLEMKN IO REN T B St T ‘roomu; sftting sad In Mtnnesof bith emoms afiached. e e et £ 574 Stateat, BIEIDECK, °1_| _XO MENT_STORES, OFFICEN, &cr | V Store ’]"D RENT=272 _RANT M. (L Hnsjn 14 W N ment build BCCUNKEY, fioom 12, Docks nnd ¥nras. 10 RENT-DOCK ON SOUTH SIDI T S R S R RAILROAD LABOREIST, WOTIC Clty, “Aldo, 33 Tor €. & N. %, fiails T DR E O ot oad fo Mfonesots, . & 100 tta-ehiop- Miscellnneous, W Imeaiofect, Apy to GEOL 4. BEATIL vedl catate VY ANTER-SMAIT CANVASHKIS FOR 4 1LL T8 3 tratod Mikiary o Harminion of Cankses ‘Eagrana. hari ral ominion of ans Is, Englang. L AND _UA. BESe | Vnited Staies, 700 pages, 0ctavo,elegantiy Ninsiratods T o AONSES FITEQUALL sk, W ARRART: | Biatscoms Bacht tres: Grent. iniacemmsots 404 one weaks vro; % t dacemnts. L oh Spurat and i WIth Tong Sywing oo UFILE & COMUARY . 11 Fashinernae:, o ok & Toll PIE IR Eoo0, 1he Bnane siihe FANT THE CITY AND GOUN- ro 1904 ot saidl N it THE CITY _AND GOUN- i Chtcayo, with ali tue galia il can ek full mils ¥ to ha 0044; PAPLIFS Who hiave Oee o it dcan trot full WA tirs who have vec nr R 1th ue tar goma time ure ¢! o ke, Carttages: baastons, o b ones snd Investtiate, WAL W. KRLEY: (5o, 30 Snd A1y buagles, 1op delirery wagons, aud exnress wazong. | Fhodolon et b ; Horses folet by thie day or week. Money sdvanced, I Wil nell o 211 Atates TRAVELING —AGENT, ‘wnolesale ofl stoves in this and e) 088 but firat:class saletmen necd apply; those ac: naainted with the hardware trady preferred. Fioraaca Sacnine Cympany, 59 state H o monthly payments or exchauge, 349 And o B, o, S '“r.\ NTED=TH0O A n OF_TIOKSLE, tue Twelliaat, LR AND RXCHANGE day at 10 & itom: et, 771 Want Twelf! pnwr PAILTO A OFFIC! MUST TK CLE NLCE, GRS F10 Wabeh-a7.. (0 Aol ey af family and_ple MMnfi(au-l’L. Tl m., Thursd tousehold goods. -CLASS YOUNG 3TAN TOI FANT ;}uvh)‘&?"“‘.urk it the Alht‘mfl House, 073 Wa- 201 SALE—THF, PROPENTS OF A WIDNW WOM. a hiorses. 2 0f them are good family or busin poni thep s (bick-sct, une o M v very speet & zoid big chunky work horsey they are il threa warrauted young snd berfect, Any Teasopablo trialnl: Inwed, E Apply ot the barn on preistscs rear of 422 Wae Domenticss ANTED-OGIRL TU DO GENERAI v HOUSE. Works refereucs roqulrad. Cail at No, 0 Eilfy Tark, JOR BALE—A NICE BORIRL PONY, GENTLE and Kinli acenstomned 10 the Satdie O Phaetvi, Aprly 8 COGPER'S Vivery wtaio, corucr Maarva aud eh A A CODR AND BECOND GINiL.: NONK apply unicss thoroughly culupetent. 77 av. EU-A OIRL T0 DO GENERAL HOUSE: TE: must be &' gotd taundrees. Apply at 03 O 0, A8, 37 50 OEFENAL it B, L’n AIONSE. TOT DCGGY: "AND T o driver, safean. Yery chuap, $150, o7 esl Adumit . Lot YRy cheap, §1 0K BALE-TOP A 'y {7 A wor Michigan P AND OPEN BUGUIES, JUMP hiand bugkles of all kiudey ice, le Tt " sont.. and grain 1, e Waguns, A0 coal-earth, eccond’band. Revalrio, NTED-GIIL FOIL GENERAL TTOUSEWOUR ainting, trimming, otc.: all work wi N H 10 s small fainllys referonce required. Apply at BRI coruer of Archri-av. ana L wenty pourd 233 Rauth Kobey caF Vau el 1 tofclose ln!,;‘llo\lt‘, U L. llllAlJLl(Y.qJ"Ir!'! season, ity ETENT GUL_FOIt SECOND 'k at ‘232 East Ghio-st., corner Lcarbora-av. d 10313y, Wi SPECIAL "DARGAINS 1N A1, NDS FAMILY S AN et ol T hne e 61 Nofagcy Prices: every earrlav. marked Io plaln e X i AT, G WITH Ty e TANTED=A SEAT, TIDY GINL TO DO GEN- WANE D TORE “AND TUoay, Wikt | WASHREL. SR T, SHt T DO OEN: Iend woney 0 uno sud Keep fr s, F 50, Tribs a con -+ une oliice. P :\l»\:"of‘\‘(‘k and :T'I:fli‘rlnn refercncoa required, Apply KD—OIRL ¥OU GENERAL HOUSEWOLK T rinan preferred, 379 Weat Moarve-st, Benimnstresses, TWANTED=A FIST-CLASS CUTTRR AND FIT. tnr 1o act ad forewommu In._dremmaking parlors, Addrens, with references, O 83, Tribune otdc ARTIES CAN HORIOW HONEY 0N 710 ld tueniture, planoa sic., and other guo. e tinn caunt Eatvn, S4drva A 0 1L Sibon BTRRY 44 and 44 Nortl C‘“" PAID FOR_ OLD GOLD AND SILVER. T T A it 7 5 o, RIENCED GINLB W| - pul £} Mndiv abo 103, T wark on s dusiers. ADpy 1 D. 27 East Madton-at, Nursos. OVAL, iaterats, RS TTOE P iASon ANTED=EXPENENCED NORSE 10 LOAX, ON FUINITONE. PIsSOs | WV ANTED RRIEN ENChD, OneR, Gl AT daccuriiier,” T4 Lasall uiai, 9. | Thursder aad’ Friday froim 12180 1:00p. m.wt 27 ey Miscellancous. ncretal pujer, Ficiiy, & ribune NN, A AT A R ENt COMDE: l)lt.\,-ulu CAN 1K 1A 1N EXCHANUE rOTL | dolphest., up-atairs. ‘currehcy st the countiug-foom of the Trinune. Y ASTED-LALY TO COPT MANTRCRFTAND SQTVER, 3 ASD CENT TIECES IN FACK AUES But It {n aliape for comporliion. O 35, Tribunn, 2ChADKY fOF CUTTENCy At LOURIIAR: FOUM O == Tribuge Company. i i SITUATIONS WANTED-JIALE. Bookkecpors, Clorks, &ca ]\‘liwxv'-rn OAN TN BUMS TORDIT FORL®) TO podayson ety cullaterals of prime come " o ead, oF oxamined; accounts ad) T Gany \HanibIy thetalliasate Assge 2} tichdod fodayiime ur avening by a tho on this pinn have In stceenrful operation In Phila: 1. Aduress i° 3J, Tribune ofce. duphia fur 30 yesrs whore millians liave bon saved = ad loaned, aud 3000 huines buslt by tuelr ald, 1 yont examive Lnd 1t the easiest aud it workiagy you winl Gnd 1t tofree your troperiy. Can pefer you to bor: n all parte of thu alty.” Ofiice, 8) Washington: ELLY, becretary. st wi AMERICAN OIRL k. Llcate call at, sk fhos i 0 city, D i COoLEY, | QITUATION WANTED_DY A GOOD GIIL FOI a%m%k,’.lmkluuuzd Ta'thla city. . U COOLEYS SR Ay b gon G Fol utony e e s C| MO Y, ] 8, JEnwia Coatra) st orters Minaint” DiAS 48 | QUUATION WANTED-7 & COTRTERT OIiL " o Genorsl Agenis North 0] o 3 st prescn’ CORoany. Taatotil et Destirn st eonparance | Jiace, vis Wan Adain ¥ JITUATION WANTED-DIY A COMPETENT COOK 3D tiotol o rvetaurant, ity of country, 170 West -8 QITUATION WANTED=BY RESTECTADLE GINL Sar malf privato famlly. Pleasa call at.131 Norh T TO LUAR IN RUMS T 8OIT, B0.000 T4 s Tt AL Chicags property. L. CUILiY: 8 Telbune Butldlag, SR Ty b Yo T bins Dulllag: FLUSIOAL, ANTIN G lano UATION WANTED—TIY A NORWEGLAN GINL ShAL A TTNRLL briot I 10.do second work 80 take eare of chiidreny no obe N8 &t MARTIY'S cduare Orand i Jaction to yraveling, Callas 101 Cotlago Grova-ar. ou ! rry kiegant Plano. JITUA NTED—BY A GTIi, TUAT 18 CONM- o u?,3:1:'5;5‘:&‘.‘3?4’&5:1;;; 'folant todogmeral housswors 1 & small privaso 5 & LEMOVAL it battpr rwea ROy was - Y '41:‘ o A tich Fonn Plano. ... J v\ AN ! SR R Sl Reieral Rodsawork (o an Americ famhiy. Ad: e dress I Ui Ollicd. rom 700 818 ¥ A{ARTIN'S PIANO WAREROOM AR R Salr A e Now, 25 an gl‘ffinwx WANTEU=T0O COUK TN DUARDING- 3 Bose or restauraut Uy an Kukish womut, Appy 2 il QITUATION WANTREN=HY A1 raenE e, | S AT Nobawort, with oo PECTANLE GIIiT, Mlease call &4 63 Vernou-av, reacos. HIAKO_FORTES AND FARLOIL OROAN oA G LR PAASSIBIE S WA AN | SrTuaTIoN WANTED Y A CONTEFENTG 16 T MANTIN, 19 NTATESE, _ | © (Just arrived trom the cawntre) fo do gencrai iow outh Sida. preiarred: Caik for” two aaye 11 [J1ANOS AND GRGANBEVERY 1N ENT | Rorei: ARG TGIE EYERT, TSRRURIYE | JRain o e B siruments “laken i ex. | QITUATION WANTEI Ty & CONTETRNT OTRL hiauge, Covers and stoul 'aa cook In & privata fanilly of geueral Houssworky o] RPN L, | Fonee: A Dulterheid sty LOUNOEA Tweaty-Brih wad . W, ures, by enty« BASY: PAYMENTH. _[Cor, tateand Adame-sis, | Tweni : e = S—— SUUATION WANTER=fv. A% FXFEIENCE wirl, 10 4o cooking or Kanoral botseworics Aot enheet o ohlection (o country. Call &t et Eval Tweaty-second-el. oN I CHASCE FOI DUSSESS o with from $300 1 F2,00; sl ¢ ¥ + | QUTUATION WANTRP-DY A ATE G S TR ottt bil, | QUG WATTEIVER ERARY A0ETS CUANG, 3 GaATi: | Suodretereace. NS WANTED-DY 3 GERMAN GIILS 4 -ty = i, ur s, Q h "Ailntle Hoten kast Van' Tiarent P;@i{‘\;:unm fatniltes. Call o addrees 25 Walla urda ay, CASU—STOCE AND it NTED—BY A GHIL To DO UE, nd furnituta siory oo Fifthav., TIUA S eral houscwork 1o » privete family; clty or country. Jisyulyhaix, Owser yolvi 10 | Caliws 3 ndis Eope: _Addrest K 3% Trihuagalies. _ QITUATION WAST —BY GOUD GERMAN GINL N ARG ALY | STATIO AT T s SN, farma o e, R | B, st ¥ i s (amily, NeaRinstresscs. Letwren Lake and Europe. Addres K AE T | LS 1o 84,4 ith other atrielly legitinate businews Lhbiuens; yrofi lare, snre. ait b LIS 0. exery opioriunity far Shoruugh [nve QITUATION WANTED L WANT TO RECOMMEND or erulvaTet me woll &4 Muney Tequl | Swiiling. clowa, aad hoeks womisa as nupee for 1 businesss bust of Teforencus Biven su ehtdre oc biusciucher, " Plusse stato 1uil pariicutain SIEE AL s 0.0 sd Bddreas I iy DANTSEL ATRER"ACTIVE” OB PT | (UTUATION WANTED. NUISE TO AN IN. luniy With §1,000 cash, In & goud-paylug_businuss a3 or child Tl Tl prdfeutars ot Tuterricie. - AY e | ans: | O on et Eatih wonen s woll sdocains waoi acompetent Engilah wonisn: ravel, peferences oXCOARGed: A i & Cunir, Housexocpors. JTUATION WANTED=I'Y A VERY RESPECTA. Lie Geryau iy a2 houarkeeper In 8 vory smail e ')Am‘,i\- r.»i W, Ha tentton fa CiTES. nly ur wddrose Mis. ALE-LEPRIGERATORS AND ICK B Fun’fx 1Xrs | family, or chilirens Govemicss nurdes loa font seam T euahed s wholessta prices st faciors, w0 Houst | suress™iad " wuleian.” Call“or ddreas 1t B, 64 nlce- o Fuu BALR—ADJUSTADLE WINTIOW SCIGE] ntany windawi taoney saved 1o buy this Adjus en Mauutactury, 17 nontu Jatferse ~Wost Slies {OR BALE EFRIGERATORS~CUEAV-T HAVE ) 3 4 3. { < 5 EOUTH CANPENTER-S NEATLY FUR- ,1“;;? pouaasd hanlwoud reiglaerators of s beat | 8 GROOTLENILS 3l Mo, 10 Fent a0t with board st oderate ‘ratcd, Day buarders sccoins wodau ¥ boer cal for viure OF restaurant, and (wo bl fce Cheats, all &t Teas iat Balf forwet pricc, 5 B. 133 blate- TO EXCHANGE, Konth Sido, o iy | B30 et itariin, o op y L WANTI-RARD OFE Gl 0 fou cept crou A A b e ars A ANBS T Y | Grvt-cluas Boneds aido, sinale roth, ntariisedes Ui asyies ae THOMASI, BICHYN'S Noveity Car. ik il e e TFACITANG: - NOUTI-AY NEAR - WELLEST.—TwO SFRIGENATOLS AN D ICE HOSES FEXCIARG: | o AV, 5T, R O bt ol Thatbins o clotuiag. No. 105 St Sates Wi TiT i 9)south Caal-at. Hotelzs ]9, EXGUANGE=1T FIS tha Weat Blde. oast of A y AL ATy l et Tae NBAD ] ROWN'S IOTKL, 27 STATE-6T.-PURNISHED Toou with oard 3. 93,80 per weeks without b6 ad $4.80; sy bourd. §3.00; loding, 0o 51 AND FOY 105 LIVERY BTABL ¥ oy (WEST tadieon-si., Nyt bay Lurse, White blud Tuct. stride 10 faces top b Yyachirbos, biua cloth \riaulag, Fubber-trlune e, - REWARD=FOIL THE BETUKRN OF A MOT- 15 BRI N, Tt Woits ob abich, ‘puna Brwintordiond sad ek ot i) iead Bulerd Gt fac i oncd to be abugt the Sioti Yasds. - furn 10730 Michizan-av. TIOTE, n“i‘e':"u“r ‘o Buu sulics snda fuw rouma: prlecs feduted fur (e suuuer Everythlog uow, sud tably Bsloclass. CHAS, K. CURNKIEL, Man: ager. TEVADA WOTEL, 147 AND 150 AER EYK&‘JI’I“‘G prices. u‘ud ooms Jayg $4.50 Lo §7 per week, _Day boas v Wk ‘lflu'x'nnosm'u—u—"'fl“%f S X with BOaRE 110k 63 L0 64 DeE weuls day bosrd: Bhe o BOARD WANTED, TRORRB=BY A LAUY TN DESIABLE NETGRIOR: Lol nortiof” Twenty.tourtnial-. fap quict To: faed Tty U6 Wduia Bavioz noother woardors, “Ogud a2l st clas RecoTAROaLtons, ToyUITeL. Ad~ drvas, G tuiara. O 84, TrbULO ol T WANT S0ME SMORE PUFILS FOR FIENCH, Tialiag, 8o Uermau bossous terins very modotaty. Adidrces 11 BABLTTEL, (acher, 245 Surth Blatu-st., Dasotment. e T FIE. FIEOOF WALEHQUSE, 16) WEST NOSROR- T e foreure. mervhandide corTiazen cic: Lasts nte; B for stucds ol Sunnte 2y ne DRV Tt fuw SARTIN, 14 state iy FAL Folt o AN T L i wive CHATEY, Eoradt tn COL: | 1AN & Cu., |