Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TRIDAY- JUNE 23, 1878, SSESSMENTS. Anothar Batch of Complaints from Suffering South Siders. All Quiet Thus Far in the West and North Towns. There tas nolhing either mew or strange yesterday In regard to the South Blde asses ments outslde of tha usual batch of complaints. Even theso wero {fewer in number than on pre- ceding days. The whole number filed by 4 o'clock yeaterday aftornoon for the flrst four daysof tbisweck was 500, ‘Tho Board of Re- view was talkednt in the sfternoon by Messrs, Wallace, Ayer, and Wilsou, as per arrangement cntered Into Wednosday, and besides (liese gentlemen, whose office was to confer and con- rult with the Board, thero wero also. piesent Messra. Goudy, Tuley, Frank Adams, Roun- tree, Murd, snd Fuller. The conference was private, and losted scveral hours. Assossor Tice summed it up afterwards, when nppeafed to as to what had been done, by romarking that there wero plenty of schemes broached, but that nobody scemed to know how they would work in actual practice, or how, in fact, it was poasi- Lle to honestly get around lis asscssment, which ho coutends{sns fair and just as uny man, llable to err in conmon with all human Lelngs, can conscientlously make it. The Board will recelve suggestions and hints for several days, probably, and not decide what to do fn the watter of sustalning or throwing eside tho mssessmeot untll it hos re- ceived oll possible light on tho subject, gnd fs ennbled to decids intelligently. 1t {s tho opinion of somo of the Board that they liavo no power over the pcrsonal-property as- sessinent, for that nssesamcut was not com- Plelcd on the fourth Monday in June, and the jatw stijulates that complaints agninst any ss- sessment made after that time can be made only to tne_County Board. The assertion that the anlnmfl asscssinent had nut becu completed on the fourth Monday of thie month must be quallile] with the statement thnt only the feld- Luooks, or deputies’ cattmntes, had been re- turned; thoy had not been ndjusted with the returns from taxoayers, nor with the Assessor’s own views as to their Justoess, ‘The Board has nut declded regording its suthorlty to reduco the real-cstate assessments, It 18 oxveeted that tho real estate south of ‘Twenty-sccond strevt will luve been nssessed by the end of this week, and that the books will ‘be ready for inspection soon aficrwards, 1t hias not yet bren declded when the Board will heur proof to sustain the numerous objections flled durning the week. TUB BULSTANCR OF TIIB COMI'LAINTS TESTER- DAY ;mzy be gleancd from the following condonsed st : Mr, A, West, who ropresents Gen. G, M. Dodire, 171 Lusallo street, protesty against the pascssinent oi his cliont’s property.—Lot 23, Block 118, Sclicol Sceticn Addition,—und states iuat he colled tho Assessur's attention to the unequal manoer in which the §mprovemcuts on the lot are assessed, ns com- pared with similar improvements on adjacent property, ‘Two pleces of vmwrt?‘. o says, of bic same relative valuo as to position and’ loca- tlon, bulit in the samo style sud of the smne material, have been differently ussessed, [he ‘Luilding on Lots 20 and 80, having o frontago of ninety feet and a dopth of nincty feet, five sto- ries high, §s ssscesed for lmprovements at 0,000, while the bullding on Lot 28, four sto- rics high, 80x40 fect, with only une-third'of tho capacity of the other, s asscssed for finprove- ments at §42,000, Mr. Weat regards thia as an uversight, ns thers was'no comparison ns to the cash valug of theas improvements. Ile thore- Yore nsks that the amount on Lot 23 be reduced 10 820,000, oud procends to show that the nsscsmnent for 18T on Lot 2, Block 118, 80x46 fect, aud the bullding was, for the former, §25.- ), and on the improvements, §12,000; total, §07,000. The asscssinent on Lot 29, Llock 118, #5200 fect, aud butldiug, was, o the furinor, 852,000, and on the latter, §30,000, the presaut year; total, $88,000, Ho also vitea the fact that the Lepublic Lite Bullding, with threo times the capacity of tho Nixon Buildiug, is valued ot £0,000 less than the latter for improveuscnts, Botts butldings, he says, are equul:{v expensive 10 character, and have thoe sauie advantage on the sirect. 'Tho Nixon Bulldiug, ho adds, i too small for an clevator, to pay, aud the upper floors are generally unoccupled,while the Ropub- e Life builaing 18 very large, with an elevator, Ew., thus eonabling the owners to rent all the loors. TIIE REST WENE IN DRIEF A8 POLLOWS: L. C. P, Freer and Alonzo Hamlin, flve lots, O, T.: William G. Hibbard and A, C. Barttett, £ aud B3 Lake strect, two lots in Clark's Adui- tion nsscased at $11,U50, and bought lost May for $10,0003 Jolin D, Bangs & Co., Btate and "Vau Buren strects, who wunt thelr versonol-property asscasmont lowered from €2,000 Lo~ §1,0005 Marla Wagner, 1670 State atrect, who wants her personal-property assessment reduced from £1,500 to 3003 James Turner, 515 Archer ave- nue, who wants his nersoual-property sssoss- ment cut dowa from $6,270 to $1,165; Lodyard Colburn, 783 Btate street, who wruwls at fur personal proverty, and asks that it be cut down to $250; Tolman Kiog, who rotests against tho = Asscasor’s — Increas. ng his return ol &20,650 on personal property; R, B, Miller. No, 404 Calumet ave nue, who thinks h oogenunxl roperty worth 81,000 fostead of § 1 W.J. Ellenwood, No. b3 Btate street, who regarda hia stock of seeds os worth $150, and not $300% Biegelt Henzteld, No, 116 Flfth avonuc, who wauta Lis stock of ] furnishing gooda valuwd at $450 jnstead 01 §900; MeMullen &Officer, Maine aud Colugne strects, who think thelr Jumber-yard should go 10 at $0,000 {natead of $14,000: Charles Cohen, No. 17 Clark strect, who thioks aock ~ ought to be assexaed at $1,500 instead of §2,000; Albert Hanzfeld, No, 253 South Park wvenue, who thinks hia personul property worth §200, and nut $500; Samucl Ward, No. 433 Vernou nvenue, who objects to an mssessment of $100 ou his ~ personnl property, and wants it put in at §63; Bldney Thomas, wuo prutests agalnst o $U asscésment of his versounl property; Max Stern Goldemith, 84 Fifth avenue, wno asks a reduction on personal property irom 84,500 to $1,6005 Bt. Clair Buth. urland, 877 Wabush_avenue, who says he re- turned the falr cash value ot his ‘persunal &ropc!ly. and who objectsto the Deputy's cs- mate, without stating wnat that estinate was; 1L, C, Chawplon, 24 State strect, who asks a roduction vu persoualty frum $1560 to $351 Luc; . Buckingham, two Jots in Ueorge S8mith's Additiou; Ueorge Bturges, one lot in 8Sclool Bection Addition and ong n George Swith's Additlon; Mrs. Nancy B. Foster, Mra. Jolfa §, Yorter, and Mrs, Adele F. Adams. five lots in Original Towu; Bamuel Powell, 914 Indiane uvenue, who wants lis pcuuuu{ property run fu st $175 and not 8000; Atkmson & Lu X Wabash nvenue, who want thelr stock cut down from $1,850 to 4503 8. 1, Deetnmann, %43 South Yol euue, who rated his 1 property at £ ud whodoesu’t waut it ral 3 Joel Big- elow, three lots fn Hehool Becioun Additlon; Conrad Belpp Brewing Company, which stumiply stutes Lhat 1t bas mado fts owil scbedule aud protests nFnl st a ruise; B, F. Horton, two lots 10 Harliss" Subdivision aud une lot in- Churcn's Bubdlvision; C. & A. Price, two lots In Fory Dearborn Additlon and part ol & woarfing lot ln Origiuul Townj C. Price, yue lot i Fort Dear- boru Adtitlon snd 8 sublot in Fractional Scce tion 15 Adaition; Hutchineon & Lufl, axents, soveral lota scattered alk over tho Boulh Bide} Georga . Hardi, Leonvre B, Coleman, who takes four pages of legul cap, written on Loth sides, Lo object Lo thy mascysment on thy N. 3§ of Lut 12, Block 5, Ueorge Bmith's Addi- tlon, as disproportivvate to that oo coutiguous property, snd tu ropeat the objectivus horetolore aud uow urged sEminst thu gencral masessinent {o the South Divis- jun by the 'lusxreu' Assoviation; James K, and Archivald J, Fisber, ten Juts fu Fractionu! Bee, 13 Addition; Judith -C, Walker, vua Jotgy 8. M., Rotbschitd, 1410 State street, aud'Farge wan & Friediavder, 84 \Wabash uveuue, who simply referto their echedules, aud clahn that tey contain just aud fair returus; W, 8, Jubu- ston, who tl Lot 3 Block 56, Onwiual Town, sbould ve 84- scased st $103,300, aud mot $210,000, 40d that the assessncui on Bublot 8. Lot 1) Biok 13, nal Tawy, should_be $8.057, and_uot $13,° b007 George M. Pulliman, two Juts ju Fractional Bocs15 Addition; Jured Bassett, two Jote 1 Lilock 85, Originat Town, aud bulldiug, snd uns u Bchoul Section Additwu; Petpr Pagg, three lotain Fort Dewtbora Addhlou_: R. Tripy, ot - Harringston’s Subdivisiony Fred Freberg, threc lote [ Setigol Section Adduians slre. Or L. Buuith, do.j A. H, Foskett, logs iu Latiin's Subdivision d Wilder's 1 Subdivision; Al McBean, lots lu Bebuol Sev- tion . Addition, - Asscasor's: t Divisioo, and Lafiin und Smith's Subidiviso eury Ov- venbvaner, 1111 Iudiuna avenue, fwo loti agd persunal property; E. 5. Livingstou, lots o As- sessor's Liviston, 8, 8. Additun; Cnocker's Sub- wivision; Isaac Barks, eleven lote scattersd uver Lie Bouth Slde; Melviite W, Fuller, souta 03¢ feet, weal 0, Lot 4, Block 110, 8. 8. Addi- Lion; Heury Gay, Rutus E, Holues, C. C. Cope- laud, W. H. Batcielder, varlous lots; Muoacs Buydacker, part of Lots B and 6, Block 117, 8. H. Additivy, Ws150 teet oo Clark sirect, as- seseed to Tuthill Kiug, real-estate $50,000, build- ng §15,000, wulch, bu says, Lo Feusanally wuu 0, T.3 ordinar complaint as to the real-estute nssessment was ins. thal Lot 1 oud east 27 feet of o wonld ive for the property; same as_to 40x1f0 feet on Clark strect, assessed to M. R. Ingails, real-estate 825,000, building 15, reasonable man would glv Hlock 1 real estnte 830,000, bullting 814000 Vors & Nny- dncker, ns to Lot 14, Bloek &, 8, 8. Additton, elghty fect front on Market street, asscased to Mrs, Hamifn for $14,800, and cannot be sold at. oinount assessctd; strect, vacant Sublot 4, Block 189, B. 8. Ad- du.lmal ssscased at :3,(;«0;“ 000, which no ame as to Lot 20, seed todde It Allen, 18, 8.8, Adilition, as) Eiizn Frank, No. 96 Clark acob ftosenber Lot 7, Block 10, and K. %Lut 7, Block Levi Rosenfeld aud Jacoh Rosenbery, Fractional 8ec, 15, Additton, Bublots 8, 4,and 5, Block 103 Mary I, ltobertaon, portion of Lot Iy Block 120, 8. 8. Addition; Jobis W, Mersh, two E. :;l{l‘l_utl. with bulldings thereon, in Block U3, RYRRTTIING WAS QUIRT at tha North-Shte Asscssor's ollice yeaterdav, Tlre was not a single comptaint, 2xcept from one of the employes, and reportera for not printing him a * puil" which he has hiad the kinduesa to writa out for one or more of them, nis was agaust tho TIR WRST TOWN, At the West-Town ollice nothing out of the routino occurred. Not an additionl fled liefore the Board of Equalization, though suveral lots were equalized uud mistakes recti- fied. Tl personal-property asscssment is not neatly completed, beeause” tho tnxrmfen aro dilatory in sending in their returns. Th clarger ones sécin to_ be holding back the most, ‘Tux- payers should bear In mind that but a few days remaln {1 which they can mako thelr return, ————— CROPS. ILLINOTS. Soectal Dimwatehes 1o The Tyidune, TFUENDAVILLE, Wabash Co.. June 27,—Rlar- vest {8 over. Crop in quality fully up to '77, Ono carof new wheat was shipped lnst week from Mt. Carmel, Bold at 80cents. Some farmers are now contracting their crop at those fizures. Think s great vortion of the crop will go off early, ‘WuonrAwx, Jefferson Co. June 21.;Averl¢u yleld of wheat, sixteen bushicls, Graln 15 per cent better than last soasom, will bo sold until it comes ont of the sweat, Not much wheat ErrincitaM, Efiingham Co., June 27.—Good deal of wheat yet to cut, We are golok to have lots of it. crop, shall do well. If our couaty had only Leen ditchied we should have had Corn looks bad, 1f we rafeo half ne crops of all kinde. TAMAROA, Perry County, June 27.—~Winter wheat harvested. Up ju woud couditiun. Yield efzhteon bushels, Quality e:wnl to 1877, Sowe will thresh vut of the shock, but the ma- Jority will hold. Corn looks well. Have an averago crap, GopPREY, Madison County, June 27,—Ilar- vest about hall over. Yield about cighteen bushels, Fina qunlu{‘. Farmers inclined to botd, Corn crop will hort. CaneyLg, Clinton County, June 27.—Wheat all harvested and cousiderable stacked. Corn is poor, Not over two-thirds of & crop. Wutrenait, tircens County, June 27, —ITar- vest about half over. Quality of graln beiter than we bavo bad for several ‘years, Some are sulling at 50 cents, but the majority witl hold, QAueENviLLE, Bond County. June 27.—Wheat golug jnto stuck. Botno throshing, Oats turn- fng, WII po cut In teu days. Never better. KTy, Jackson Co., June 27.—Late wheat cut. Graln goud. Farmers will generally scll immediatelv. Corn never looked Uetter. MitroN, Like Co.. June 2/.—Wheat halt-bar. vested. Gouod, ‘I'wenty bushels to the ocre and over. Many will thresh from the sliock, and scll at ouce, Farmers secin to thiok prices will be no Ingher for some time. MascouTalt, 8t. Clair Co., June 20,—Most of the wheat is fo stack. Threshing golng on In full force. New wucat bas been selllug for 80 cents, with decliniug tendency. Corn clean. Oats and tiinothy never better. IizNny, IlL, June ®7.—The followlug ex- pressea the views of anumber of the leadin, farmers of Putuom and Marshall Countles, an way bu relled upon as approxfinately correct: Corn fafr stand, excepting vn low ground, but smaller than over betore known at this acasen ol the yuar; is generaliy in good order, but not naking satisfactory growth, Withu fulr season from thts forward, may make a ball crup; under 1o circumstances can make more thun two- thirds of the ordiuary yield. Iu is estimated that tivo-thirds of Jastyear's crop Is atill in the hanas of Fruuucen. and wil geverally be held back until the guestion of the growlue crop is determined, which will be sixty days hetce, Grass Lids fair to be a big crop. ~ Outa promise well, but will not be ready tocut belore two weeks, Rye good, wheat fair, and potatoes cxtre. Nu Immedinte’ prospect of a famine fn this section. ICANSAS. Sneclat Dispatches to The Tribuna, BILYER LALE, Shawance Co.,Jun ¢27.—Wheat has yielded from tweaty-five to thirty-fivo bush- els Lo the acre, Harvested In good order, Osponxx City, Osborne Co.,Juns 27.—Wheat nearly all {n shock, ylelding from elzhteen to twenty bushels, Quality generally rood. Cora belnie Tatd by, Everviiing lovkiug Uret rate. Cugsten, Jeflerson Lo, June 37.—Btacking pnd tbreshing, Weather hot nud shiowery, Good for corn, but bad tor barvestiug, Laxg, Frauklin Cu, Juuo 87.—Modt of the wheat harvested {n good conditiou, Yielding from twelve to twenty bushule. Oats fine, Corn very promising, Fort Bcorr, Bourbon Co., Junoe 2f.—Late harvest progressing finely, Yield aud quality better than in 1877, Curn'is dowg well, ManuaTraN, Riley Co, ter wheat belog cut.” Yic it not tho beat, wo ever had. Bomne will thresh trom the sbock. The greater part of the erop will go fnto stuck. Early corn being plowed the lnst time, Prospects vucouraglovg for a good ero) wod quality as good, RNETT, Anderson Co, June 27.—\Winter wheat {l:ldlnz better than we suppoaed, "Twen- ty bushiels, Crop secured In pocdorder. Threa tlmes as much as lust season. Proapect of the lurgest crop of corn ever ralsed in the county. Frow two to six teet high, Uats und Hax good. Unanp Havex, Osage Co,, Juuw 27~Wheat uearly horvested, Twenty Dbusbels. Berry largo aud liue, 1t {8 thought thut 50 cunts will Lo all that wu shall get for our wheat, Frospect for voru fully as goud as 1877, Muscoral, Atchison Co., Juno 7, —Wheat 8!l in shock, in Hne vondition, averaging elght. een bushels, Quallty very superwr. Corn fiuod stand, Prospect of afull crop. Oats and arley headed, IOWA,. Bpecial Dispatches to Tha Tyidune. Leuars, Plymouth Co, Juno 27.—~S8mall grains dolag woll. Bome rust oo the leaves, but no injury ss yot. Stand of corn sbove an averoge. Cultlvated twice, Iresent prospects favorable, Bao City, Bac Co,, June 27.—~Bpring wheat, oats, and barley still promise sn abuudant crop. Bowe rust on the wheat. Weather splendid, More nopeful with ruzard to corn, "Nueeial Iiapaiches to The Trid INDRPENDENCE, 1a,, June 20.—C kinds sre Juoking tue. There s cousiderabls complaint from some localities of rust and vhineh-bug Ju wheat, but & mxteen-intle drive in the country thls alfteraoou failed to discluee any serlous damage, JoNEY. Druoy, Lucas Co, June 37.—8mall gralu never promised 4 largor yiold. Corn o sp.en- did coudiitivn, plowed from two to thres times; Irom kueo to walst bigh. Your correspoudent, who has been a resldent of this section for twenty-nine years, never saw better pruspects for a darge crop, Farners are jubllunt, 01110, Special Dispatch to The Tridune, CLevELAND, O., Juue 37.—Reports recelved from various parts of Grancer sud Portage County state that wheat 1s Jooklng very tinely, with the excepilon of rust on the Jeavesj but haryest is s0 bear, it js not thought likely that the stulk will be struck aud the crop fnjured to suy great exteut, Corn 18 very small, and the seceut heavy cold ralus have not helped #is prospect any, It bos not been worked to any RTus eXtent as yot. S NEBRASKA, . dpéciol Didpateh (o The Trituns BrzeLs City, JyMerson Cq., Juus 27.—The weatler iy very Spe. Wheat bas suffered slightly from the ruat, but the Jato rains have fwprqved , the prospects, Kye barvess com- meyces thigiwecks | Barley aplendid. Oats very heayy, Corn tine. ' Maoy fielas lald by, , Farme €ré oll the Otos Reparve are well sstisiied with their prospeste, ., 4 i o it MINNESOTA. 4 s Special Disvaichas to The Tridune. Urics, Wikons: Coq, ‘Juva 27.9»Wheat: g erally Jooks well. Some bugs but no damage apparcut, Wheat just commenciug to bead. HRreowoup Farrs, Redwood Co. June 3 Crops uever luoked better, Straw stout. Whoat beadiug. Weather warw, witk: showers. e —— Terrors of tus Elevated Rallrond. The terrors of tlhe traine ou the Eievated Raliroad on bixth syéuue, New York, sre tuus described by the New York Tumes: ** When thess truun finat began o zup, the noise was hardly bearable, vroperts-holders aud taxpa; we have richts which have to he rasnected nnd protected, orning untll long aiter midnirat From early there Is n st one train taking up the sound, and on it to ba equally treated by fts suceessor of 8 pasaing traln. This rumble and racket bewina long befora the traln comes in sight, and grows louder and louder, until It burst upon you 'IS"(: ut, befure we biave thine to resume our broken con- versation, another rumble and rattle is heand, and a almilar sound Lo that which but & mament ago greeted our cars s borne buck to ue, more intensifled by the pever-aying echues of the 4 tornmlo,—a whirl, s rush, and 'tis over. previous traln.' LALOR TrOUBLES. ¥ How They Are Affecting the Farmers of Ohlo, * Hnectal Diepated to The Tribune. Corusous, 0., Juno 27.~The Inbor troubles In Objo are taking a new form, The farmers, who have heretofore heen comparatively free from the effects of anything of the kind, arc now feeling themn 1o sume parts quite severely, I have taken some pains to fnvestizate the mat- ter, and will give the results of iny work: In tho Orst place, the price of overy llln‘ln: up- ter rets him only about 13 cents a pound, and chicese 5 conts & pound. Wheat, which {s now just ready for the harvest, promises n very fair crop, but the prospeetive price 1s low. On these sccounts the farmer doea not feel abla to pay large wages for harvesting; in fact, hold that it In those por- tlons of the State where wheat and other eralng are the principal products, there is cousideratle difficulty experienced lu obtalniug help at the proper flgare. A larmer from the county south of this wos in this city the other day, nnd hie displayed tho following letter, which hiad been a large en try- which the furmer hns tascll Is very low. 1s impossible for bim tu do so. recelved by o neigobor of his, who I amount of wheat to cut, and who has fng to get help for the barvest-field: Misten —: You better Jook out. Lauu v hev our rites, rite for your work, or thero will be troable. Bnzav 4¥p Droou CouniTTes. v alarmed, but sumo of then more deflnite 10 their character, had been re. Iu une of thesca farmer was warncd ogainst uslie & new patent reaper and Linder which ho liad just purclhused,—tha letter sa; that, it he did, the stacks or Larns would etter that the writer or writers wero fo need of the work, and The farmer waa nut particuls sald that several such lett celved, burned, It wus sald o the would have it. ‘The writers of thesc letters ara undoubtedly trawps from the eity, who would not work if they had tho Lest ol opportunity, aud who do not understand the process of harvesting ot all. ‘They simply waut 1o raise the wind a Little, aud by the excifemnent hope to win some temporary advantage, ‘They aro the class of people who egged un the raliroad men to strike Jast suin- mer, and did most of the domage to property in We wern told we ‘would get used ioft, and ' When things got in working orider wo would not even know it was there.! We liave waited as loug as we could hefore entering our protest, and nuw feel that ns y rumble and roar in the sif— We pro- You wiil hev to give waat ying ho | 1 tricd 1o enrly fn the week, the Ilonae would have had to wall for the Democratic membars of the Committee on Enmlied Billa 1o soner off or wike tip befure, it eould have adjourncd, —spring/feld (Hlass.) Union, It doea not peem &8 if a proposition to throw & fow mililona awway fn the snape of snbsidles or to acratch the sides and tickle the bed of some nalgnificant river of ereek, plays havoc with old- fashioned Democestic principles a4 to the right of tho Wasliinctun tiovernment ta waste the people’s money, Butthe extravazance now goiugon will rubnbly wotk it owh remedy, ami cure the Amers ean people of the ldes that the Federal Govern. ment is an eleasnorynaty institution, catablisied to €allect taxen In one shape and weste them iaan- other,—fullaburg Poat (Dem.), If Mr, 8tephens ghonld conelnde to make atest of his personal popnlarity by running for Conpress outside ths party, and the Democrats ehenid nominate Judge 1etecnel V. Jubnson, the contest would bo a_very animated ane. with long ] THE COURTS. Next Move by the Metropolitan Strest-Railway Company. The Republic Life---Record of Judg- ments, New Suils, Bankrupt- oiss, Ete, A motion tras made yesterday afterncon by Judee Lawrence, in the case uf Foster va. The Metrapolitan City Ratlway Company, to have the Injunction formerly fssned dissolved. The eare w28 begun nestly two years ago to prevent the Company from laying down tracks on Lake and o streets, Judge Drummond, after hearingan arguient, decided to grant on Injouction and hare all e procesdines etayed until the Company l: favor of Judve Johnwon, who Isqu Mr. Btaphens, and onite an des 0 ai the hands of 9 feliowy-citire] We mierely throw ont the hint, becas t there je | should @ls & pelition to condemn the land W hovpposition of Whe klud Mr. Stephenssecms | o be taken. It then fled 8 pe- to contemplate, the Democents wiil hava need to | fltion, making tha West Diviajon put thele stronzest man in the deld; and, In looking over the ficld, that snsn appesrs 10 be Jucge Jobu= son,—Atlunta (Gu.) Conatitution (Dem.). Somu years ngo, on the occasion of the ad- Jonenment of the Leglslatnre of a Weatern State, the Chaplain of tue Hlouse prayed in this wiso: **0Uod, wo thrnk Thee that this Leglalatare hag adjourncd nnd that ita members are golng home, Heturn them 1n safety 1o their homen, and g that such & aet uf men may nover 82Ain come here w dlagrace the Btate.” Nuch s prayer misht, with role messure of prorticty, have been offered on the occarion of the adjournmient of the Congress wliose mewbere are now on thele way hoine. more discreditabie Jot of legmiators have nut for 2 Tong time had place in o National Capltul, snd the only drawback to the rejolcing over their de- parture 18 the refiection that the drunk snd dise orderly crowd will be buck again in Lecember.— Philadelphia Toats (19d.}. A famnle correspondent of the Boston Herald (Iud. ) weitlng from Washington paya: **1 bave lived In Washington filtecn years, and have known many men In puvlic iife, More than any one of them I have ever meot, President Ilayes has impressed e asa pore man, and gulied by the hilghert pinciples, We women have a slxtn sense, and whenover [ have been in s company 1 have Ielt wyself in the presence of an houest wan, in the highest scneo uf the word, It would be a keen dieappointment to me to belteve him corroptible fer seidsh ambitlon, nnd go fur toward making me believo purity impoerlble in a volitictan, 1 e.id as much Lo Iteprescntative Blackvarn, of Kentucky, and of the Foiter Cowmitiee, tho day 1 yislled the Intter, and he xeurcd me in the most posltive man- ner that the Committes did not expect 10 prove wuytbing of that kiud, nor to hutt tue President. " Alter all, Uncle 8:mmy Tilden was much loolirk than meny of his friends. e bad thls pasenge stricken from Hewitl's **ninging'' ad- dress: **And to this end, while the people are yet fres and independent, we iuvite them to as- semble at tuelr usual places of meetiny in every city, town, und bamlol iu tae country, on the $th dny of Januory next, (0 conslder the dangers of the wituation, and, by calm, tewperate, and firm resolves, to ‘enlighlen tueir represeatatives in Congress meembied a8 1o tneir duties o fhis great crizis of our fustitutions,” The New Yourk ZAuxe press, one of the Democratic organs in New York, of this, which it consiaers o sin of omission: Railway Company defendant, to condemn the tight that Compary had 1n and to the exclnalve ure of Lake and Canal etreets for s railway. The case was heand before Judgoe Nogers, and the jury re- turned & verdict of one cent damazes. Judge Rogers, however, dismivsed the petition, but the Supreme Court, In & recent decision, have reversed the opinion and directod 8 Judgment on the verdict of the jury. P Jodye Lawrence urged that, a3 the proceedings 1n the State court had all been virtually declded, exceut the entry of the mandats, tie fnjunction tesued by Jadze Drummond ought ta bo dissolved, snd the Company sliowed to proceed, Mr. Ayer, on Lebmlif of the West Diviston Campany, sald he intended to apply for & rehearing, on ho thouiht tha decision radiexily wrong. and the injunction vught to stand until after the rchearing. Judgn Harlan seid o woulll take fhe papers and decide the matter before be Ielt town, THE REIUBLIC LIFK. A motlon was made yesterday morning before Judge Wiiliame, by Mr. Jubn W voditluge, to have the petitivn of Christing liensel referred to the Master 1o take proofe. Tius petition, wrhich fled several weeks axo, made charges against Mr, J. V', Farwell and other former officers of the Hepuslic Life-Invurance Compauy, aud awked 10 have Lhe Receiver bring suits 10 compel tho parties to pay Lack 811 sums they were slieged to bave fllegaily laken belongiug 1o the Company, Mossrs. Jewett and O, K. A. Hutchinson ap- peared for Str. Farwell and the Compuny. Mr, Jawott uh{oclml to the reading of the petition on the ground tont it wra & bluckwoihing peuceed- 1ng. Ile tnought it ouglit to Le refused withont publicity being given by reading, Judge Williane said he could not moke any order in the case before knowing what the petition was about. e would 1k 1o bave tac matter pusts uoned, if pormbic, antil aftes vacativo, 3r. Wooubridge thuught some ction shonld be taken at onca, aud suked 1o be allowed to reud the etibion, P ‘The Judge sald he ald not feel llke orderins sults 10 be brougiit by tho Receiver merely becaune core taln partics wished 1t, withont caure shown. ile could not tell whether the procecdinua were for vlecikmail or not untt! s knew soweth.og about it, and thought io would have to hear the ducument read, After the readlng the Judgo entered on order, H fuslon te churacteristic of Tilden, It Plttsbutg and clsewbere durlue the | p Al GHEEOE A8 C e e rilce af th | MO oulection boing made, dirveling the vetltion to 0 cutapt twoor tiae, dilsvent dales 10 | oo e B B B e e ity | . AiF. Wuail the month of June; buty fuillng to zet the now- completely-satistied railroad mien futo any ditl- culty witli thelr etnpluyers,, they are. turniug tneir attentlon to the furm-faborcrs. In ono or two places Thave heard of atrikes among the laborers of & township or uelghibor- hood; but thoir places have been iiled by oths ers who ure glad to get the work. F¥rom 81 to $1.25 a day 18 about all that the farmers feel liko paying for work, while 'lthe 'ho farmers urge that, Lefore the War, farui-lavor- crs_never oblaiucd more than 50 cents per day, aud with this were perfoctly satisfied. . During the luftuted scason of the Wur, when a large proportion of the able-bodled men of the couns try wore defending tho Union, and tbero was ready and coustunt demaond fur all that could possibly be produced, the price of lubor went up with a bound, lncreasing four or five fold » Everything except labur nas nearly resumed fts old figure,’ ariue the farmers, “** Wo used to get 8 cents a pound for cheesu and 1 shilllng wpound for butter in 1800. Heer and pork weru fully ns bigh or higher tban now, and whoat met a readler sale and at a larger prico Ve thought those hard times, but they were oasier thau these. ‘Tho fact of it ts, higher wages than we offer; and, if we cannot be prutected trom this inruly class, wo must suffer from thelr depredations,~that lnborers stand out for irom 81,00 to $L.75. than now. We cannot pa; 1s all,)" Haid one man with whom I talked: *¢ lI don't v puf even 81 a day, aud asto offeriug any larger mm’.’ 1 would rather my wheat would rou upon the see where the money s coming trom ground.” 'The vooler-headed of the farmers with whom I have talked do not think there wiil be any sc- rivus truuble, butsthil are more or Jess uppro- bLieusive in regard £o the result, e e —— CURRENT OPINION. The Jowa Republicans aro only about twon- Abont 1898 they will discover that tho War lsover— Yoslon Globs(ind.), Tho Towa Republicans, who are silent con- cerning Presidont ilayes, are red-hot for Grant. and not McCrary of who 1n the **favorile sum. "—dtiluaukee ty yoars behlnd the times, Can it be that it 18 Delinap, Kassan, Sentined (ftep.)e When Qongress adjourns tho roal investi- What has the Democratlc pare mes o control legiaiatlon, done? This fu tho great object of tuquiry among the peo- jon will begin. ty, which ple, —larrisburg Telegraph (Liep. ). You can't toll which way the Hon, B, F, Dutler is looking, but It Is protty certalu that he ls sldling toward tho Democratic party in a suggests fve mianner, that makos cvory good man lu ft tremUle with an awial fear {hothe may tako & notien to jump the funce some day when uobody 18 watehiug, —.New Orieans 2'sanes (Dens. ). Wa have now had a year and a half of the Tylden Sght, and $he country is asked to devoto to t soma three years or so additioun], for the gratl- Beation of trying to maka » President out of who wasn't bonest enough 1o pay uie tncoi ax, and whotrled to buy upsn Eleetoral vote in Oregon. idea of atuteswapanip.—t%llu- What an_exulted delphia Nortn Anerican (Lep. ). Everybody's anticipations were ralsod to the highest pltch, walting for the prophet Putter to expound the handwritiog on the wall, « Every- body hies been dleappolnted n regard to the mag- The prophet is unly o socund-sate sida-show biower, and the bandwrite Jng ezagpersted repressotatious of jwpesaible nitude of tne oxpoeition. wonstroniticn. —dldaay Express (Lep.). Toor Baminy Tilden! Ife never realized it night a coupla of body- n bimaelf untll the othe snatchurs from Helley collared the old we) tried to double him up and cliuck him fnto 3 suck and run away with hini, The old nan succocded at ¢ wasn't dead, but after the in pruving thal [l lflpi)lllh!dlulll Mrfl 4 Just, wi anld atlu 1t must be a0, "*—Lurdels, *4 Btauloy ” wasalittlo like the boy who took the colt to water, and, Gnding the animal concluded thets bridie upos bim would do him guod and quiet his nd, In order to pat on tho bridle, at« Bowe tue lug, Lo related mp aftet the al- aw toat be bhad [ractious when led by tne hal ¢ Lalter-atrap 10 bis own loz, taches aiterward, wlvn eluwly convals: that tho colt nad made Lut vne tuchment of the halter vefore be wade 8 wistake.—Uimaanals Cousmeraal (Jad, ). Iho *stalwart® Iiepublican souce of feebleness. the eluction of Mr. liayes. tho arbitrament of Congres tional qultll"{ and 1} was Hutherford B, s wis elected, pot sfivcted by auy olust Btate, —Dayton Journal (Kep.)e # Fiat” mouey ia what the Natiouals are This mesus to take evary Jeaf on every tree In the country, ‘all the paper pow In the stores or that ean bo msnvfuctored, and bave pow urging. Uoveroment staup on each small pieco 1, ¢+ Thisls $10," *'Tbis 18 §100,% ¢ 000" 1f thut sort of monoy could be tua ) 1, bieas grassbopper @4y, bous of us woul el ¥ hin NOBK Parkcur, Dick Trev- buve to work barcer than Noan P elick, or Bam Carys 'Hab for ihe crusy luons who gabble \dnd,) driduae (Bep.). fat * wone! boul When Bpesker Randall suade out his com- mittees laat fall, bo camo 88 near 84 ke could lo giving Mr, Raluey, of Bouth Carollua, & colured , Do placo atall, by giviog bimi thuvery Jast place on the Committes ou Zurolled bills, but be builded botter than he kaww, Thursday wors- fug ibat Comulitiey was ju demand, pud Mr, Kaulney was of some acccunt wheu bu took tue Buadry Civil bill to the Bpeaker's lable just eigh- winutes befurv the bour of udjuuroment. b Dewoeratlc wewbers vl the Cowwiiles Werd either drunk or seleep, and Hainey was the uoly Speaker Handall es Atslus botl warly congratulated Jtepublic onoe who bad s10od st hi and Tenoe biw, and the Houwo xave blm & bedrty cheer, 1be Dewocrats who Lave becn thirating 101 latcey's Acalp Aud surcasded lu wnseabivg bius, be they ctlonisie went pway b leaned ead uvon lis hanae lu psiyful thouglt, und th e mournful intonation, ** I guess plea that Packard was elccted if llayes waele tho quintes- ‘Thore was & dispuls about It was submitted to the bighest constitu- wiully decided that ilis title thor- fora slands exclusively upun 1t 0wn merits, and is uestion. Fackard's titlo was diwboced of uuderthe laws of husowa aud b iti—-Avkono viit present to the Rocelver hia gmuu of the ajiegations made in the petition, Sbould the Kecelver repurt aguinst bringing sdits, the matter will thea bo referred to a Master in Cnancery o examine tho chaczos sgain, and report bis couclusions, JURIRS IX TUA PRDERAL COURTS. < 1t hias buen the practice for yeurs buck, for economy's vake. 1o cmuicy the same jury fu the United Stal Circult and District Courta, When the Dastrict Court catendur, clvil aud crimined, at any time wae called throuyn, o Lew veutre would De tsaied, ana the satue Jury as once aerved 1o nt- 1end in the Cizcuit Courl, thus saving $100 to $160 each time I mileage fur Jurors and Deputy Mar- vbals, No onerataed any objection until lutely, Mr. Ldwima Jueseen notiiled dudue blodeeit that be snould in the trial of the cacu ogaluet the Whieky wen Kihdn Broe, objectto the whole prnel uf Jnrors, on tho graund that they had served on Jury within twu yeurs, ~that Lelug one of the vd Jeciiona of canscs of challunga yiven by the State atatute. Judge Blodeett admitted that thls mny be a good ground of vbjection, andto-uiurrow morging whon the Bar mevis to dechio whethier (o xu ou with the eallof tho United Niates Circust Court calender durme July this guestion will aleso cume np. Any Jawyer wio wishes can doubticas by thiv meaus @et rid of trying hiw case until autumie, 1t will take at least o week Lo imounel a whole new Jnrr, wo that 1t would pe July B befors they would be gotten together, aud two or tiiree dayn 10re defute tho court would Lo uuder way. This would anly leuve Letween two and three waeks for Juzy trluls, which would bardly pay. It 1s probn. ble therefore that 4f tho Bur Ineist un having & uow Jitry supaneled no more cases will be lieard ex- cept by toe Court alony unti) sext October. t {8 not thought tUAt the Cases previvusly besrd can be atfected Ly this defect 1n the panel.” Chal- lenges to tne array, like nll other ilatory objecs tions, tuual be wade ot t dieat niowerit, —ihat 14, whon the jury in each cs wade thew will aut Lo entertalued al any twme terward, and exclaim over the greal wrong that was et perpetruted; bul, when it catwa to the point of do- ing snuytbing to even crystellzo the pubiic cons science and Indlgnation e tremolud, and cowed dowu, and Uattened oat.' Acording to tho solema and almost unani- mous vote of the Iloueo of Reprvscntatives on Friday, a President of the United States, clected by adinftted ond estabiiabed fraud, (s s good a President us one elected oy the voied of the people, and, If anything, a little better, And the Demucrats are pluming thewseives upun baving compasscd & gront fetch of statemuandlitp becuttee they were bulle uozed fnto casting an ulmost solid voto Tor this hu- millating snd ulsnonorauie proposition, It may be thut the party will galn 8 teninorary advantaya by the surrender, thougn doubt even that, ‘flmmnu nuever wol uny batties lu this world, and acve ] until the nature of humanity changes. Evonift pulicy shuuid prova wisu for the present, the cone- jon (o crinie in the person of lne fraitof crime, nie B¢ fucto L'resident and usurper, cannot fall 10 1ntict & ¢eathi-blow on tho dignity aud permanence of fres lustitutions, Mr, Hayes | slruud fa the enjosment of gouds which he kno uud knew all the Lime were slolen, there 18 0o Fen- won 1n the world why any other attompt to dojeat toe popular will shouid not bu euccessful, That 44 the cunstruction put by us vu il himperlng ace tiun of the louss un Friday, and we fear not many yeurs will clapse bufore the practical events of tho eurrendes will be lamentably tlustrutod, —Ledery- burg ( Va.) Index-Apudal (Dens.), ki Tho confessionn of Mra. Jonks wera not neaded to estadlish the good name of Mr, Sher. man, or to comploto the vindication of the Presi- dent. Ancoreon's oxamiuatlon was a compiete refutation of the charges ho wus called to aupport, and any further evidenco fn that direction can be only cunsnlative, But what an Ulusiration do Kate urday’s procecdings utford of tho insane folly of Lbis whule investization, Anattnck upon the litle of tho President of the United Btales, & schuvme to ov. turn tue eutire machluery of Guveramuut, haa nothing better to rest upon thun an alleyed copy, which nobody has proved, of a feienod letter, which nubady has sven, concocted by 8 woman (n politics, anil interpreted by 8 miserable drunkon sdventurer whuia nobudy ¢an believe on oath, To what 8 mitiablo coudition do these latest develop- ments redace Mr. Potter's Committee. 1t wiil be wuliged to report, notonly tuat the charges pre- sented (o tho louse of liepresentativos with so mugh emphasie and pasaion are not sustained, bul that Wiery nevar was any ground {Or waKing theni. And thy undeclared promoter of the inquiry, who wmodestly conceals himself behind the Comiittoe, msy weil add with Doglorryt ** And mnsterd, duo nob forget to_specify. when tima and place shal i ecrve, that I aus &nass,"—New York Ividune lep.)e Tho Boston Transeript (Rep,) is not en- smoredof tho rascalltics and prodigalities of Robe- won oe Becretary of tue Navy, It talks in this straln: **Robeson, the rublcund and rusy young Now Jersey lawyer, whio, from his shetorical tri- umphe as Prosccutlug Attorney In the Provincial Criminal Courts «f Camden and Newark, wus sud- dunly translated one fluo rolng Lo be a Cabinet Minister, upon GUen, Urant's discovering thal hi Lospitable oid Phlladetphia friend, fue esllmabl M, Bune, was no more capaole of ‘running Governinent Hepartment thah an astroomical o had & merry time while it ed, and u most unexuuipled rat t L day to cioss early In dreary clouds, wnd luvestigabivd sud defcnve, 1f mot sud withering dleuster and in. long and vindictive putsuit son s flsell and Lo Lias of stout an_d lug barassmiut uf th DIYORCES, Thercse Johauna Marla itunve, neo.Schmidt, in 1874, when only 17 years olu, was marsicd toP'aul Henrich Albert lnabe, and lived wity him unul April, 1875, wlien and roed that he had been Lo & wicked Jittle place known as Ushkoel, aud had 1ullen 1o witn 8 woman who made him forget sli lus marnage vrouidses, Wien his wifo heard of it who foft biut und went back to Uermany, but re- tarned bero 1o 1uka savantage of thu gouorvus diyorce laws of Iilinul Mary Jane Sheryola alea filed 5 pelition ayalnst her husband, Willlum J, ¥hergold, askiog for & di- vorce on the ground of descrtian. Marths Jane Lamar & Busband named Ed- ward 4. Lamar who is, in her estimation, unduly fond of whisky etraight, and yesterday sbie Qled 8 bill meking to tie rid of him. Laatly, Glizshetts Koudeon complains that her husband, Charles Knuuson, iu Uclobur, 1870, rau umay from bLer with a marricd woman, aud sbo, oy, wanuts a divorce, Judge Willinme granted a decres of divorce to Annie Cunway frow Patrick C. Conway on the ground of druukol TEMS, Justice Jarlan vesturday averroled the motien for s pew trial fu the case of J, K. Adanis The Cook Connty Nutlunal Bank, ‘The case was hesrd Juns 3 befure Judge Drummond, and s decree sn- tered fus the dufeudaul. 'The care of Les & Deakin, before the same Judgy, was postponcd until noxt Mondar, Juthe cass of . V, Dyer va. dol daith, befare Juoge Rlogers, (0 recover about $U, 000 Jromn Smith sa swckboluer In tbe oid Marine Company, tue Jury yeaterday roturned s verdict in favor of the Plaintift for §0, 588, U Judge Murply, UChief-Jastico of the Appellste Court, wasnut un the beuch yestenday, Leing abe svot at Kenosha, Judge Mealiuter was sick yestenlay,and held no court. dnizing fu Dblasting , 'fho unfortupute Robe DANKRUTTCY MATTERS. sdminlstration, Uut the cha BOW uy & Commutiug of thie o o of Hepre. e e e aljio g are loo spucide aud well pernilt suy further patllation by persunal or par- tieon devatton. It fe kuown sud sdunited that (ho _United Statcs navy 18 in tue niost pitisole cundition: aud it is aled kuown that since 1808 $100,000,000, say as wuch w4 Englind would Yy yeeierdu proried to daals except $icoin & and beanlan 34,114, a voluutazy petition In bankiuut Abuut 8 week it that ¢ Ao he led 8 peiition settiog. o e bad fhend lo Keop ber Breat B " seducing | ubiaioud ~the Vebneant"*or " the eredliors e Naval Torce Trom {18 war siatus 1o beiple who hud proved up agalust bim t bave omissad, aud weked jur an order An_order was then entu dings be distlssed ) by Taesdsy, No ol Hied, and yealerdsy the rul lute by Judge Blodyeit. CIRCUIT COURT. Alexauder McMillau cowmencod s suit for $4,000 g ainat Jauies A, Anderson, Ariuur ¥, oby L wnd P W, Rarnshaw, Bryurel Ulevn commenced sa sction |a trespass sgalust Heury C. Loyt and Erouk Aloip to ro- cuver $5 000 dams, Msey A, boney Legan 8 szit for $10,000 damages agsiust Thowas T, Carter, CHININAL COURT. Edward Dougherty and Audrew Herry ware tried for buzulary aud witempted rupe, sud scquitted. TUR CALL. Jupos Hantax—Hisdckopor ve. Kern, 1otlon for hjuncunm vis BLona 1098, 104 $0300. 112, 114, 113, 17, 120 W s, i fucl » Uf this lupende suin—enough o by Awenty Hoosac tuunele at $200,000,000 spleco— the {lun, George M, Lobeson had Lhe speading of $182, 000, U0, — ————— — A Bird-Eating Troat, A correspondent of Land and Water el well-credited atory ot 8 trout caught Iu the ac of ewallowing » sparrow which 1t had selzed, Jhe trout hud teen kept for sowe tima ju an upen suaitow well or spriug, snd bad become very tame. Iu the woll was a tla stune, one cud of which projected ubove tbe water. QOu this swall virds would aligh to drink, and the vil- lugers suspected that mors thun vue of tiem had falicn & vietim to tho trout’s rapacity, ‘Yhis surmisc proved to bo correct, for vue day, whilo the owoer of the well wus passiug with souno fricnds, a spiashing iu the water catsed thum 10 turn und Joulk. Therc was the truut strucgiing bard to guip bis prey. One of the spectators, fearjug that tne sk would be choked by the wiug feathers, thrust bis haud {to the water and” caugt hold ol thew, But tbe trout, unwiling to surreuder mny part of bs prize, held vn resalutely, and ihe featbers bad o be taken trou bim by force. e ————— by proceeaings di fu that o that the banki xTT—08 140, 343, 142, 144, 80 143, No. i Uraudua Msautacuiriug Compiny v trisl, THK Aprariave Covxr-82, €0, 6, €3, 84, 67, 70. No case uu trisl. JULGE UANY=331 80332, Inclustve, except 333, K8, 34, 811 343, No cade ou trlal, J 34, mev. 191 10 194, 100, Ubuk Jaugsos—i 210, aa 0 cdse un Lrial. Louk foukke-Feiewplory call of wiviivus fo7 vow 1, JKS L0 ke, al. b b s Roori-es, 34, 264,end 280 0 374, lncluatve. N'case o ieial: A Devil-Figh Osught O the Florida Coast, Mucon (Ua.) Telcgraph, youx MUALLL Motlons, B N. T. Johnsou, L. . Harved, uud F, 8 John- cous WiLLlsus unn;:‘;b;: vp. Beprs. son, Jr,, have returoed (rom & trip to Apstachi- cola and,tho gulf, after baviug speul a moat plessant time, fabivg, sea-buthiug, sud crubivg sround. ‘They boarded tho steamer Julia St Clair at Coluinbug, with & parly from that place, ‘They report thay tho party landed the firsp. devil-flali tuat was eveg, caugot on that coast. 1t was catiwuted that it weighed 8,000 pounds, sud measured fourtcon feet scroas, aud about twelve u leugtl, It was rat siruck with 8 barpuon, aud 1ok . the boat eround the gult at & lively rate, untdl the second uod thurd barpoous were Enl. 1 the el Ju required the uuited streneth Of quits & pumber uf men tu pull it ou tue Loat, £ - Crowds Smiliug for Europs. . The New York Fost says of thc crowds saillug e buwber of pervovs sre compelied to taky sevrage passage, for the sim- plo reason that thev canuot be wecominodated fu the saloons, and the soclety between decks of an vuteolug steawmer e very different tnaced from that geserally found in that part of thoe Yeasel, Nearly (00 baloun passcngers sailed o toidayle (Saturdsy's] Eveapean stedmers? Uxsep BraTes Cikerit Covsi—-Jupod Sropagrr— Bank of Mealstian Company ve. Central Nutlvgal auk, BIUT.6L. . 3 ou l‘m‘ll'—(:u:fiulu!l—l,n:z, A. Dow Wilifaa g, Mckulad, s34 80 THauiu ' ve. Clura B 11 | sroush sad Wikiau fHags: ministr BLILL, $ih 30801 3 i 8 Loviu<A. J. Kinsel gict, $iud—Excelaler Slou Yisgeatun{ verlict, w31k = ov wad I Maublug: verlct. 88, " IXDIANAPOLLY, - Bpacial Ilssich 10 Ths Tribune. JNDIANATOLLS, Jud., Jane 27.--A suit to cover advances nade by 8 Baltimore -commtslon $rw for Judisus pattics o whest coutracts Lss been ou ol {u the Ubited Statesourt for seretal daye past, reulting fo 8 verdict for the plalnnis Jorliw_awount clalwed. 1n nle . charge, Judgs um:‘_h.u:a allirwyd tho legality und vujjdiny of such cuntracts vaJhomay x\'l{a‘ ;u;"- o buy 14, Asboay J. oAl Ve i ———— Curloslties of Earth. At the City of Mcalua, fa ftaly, sod sbout four miles around it, wueneser the earth b dug, when tho Workwen arrive at u distavce of aisty= three fuct thcy cowe 10 & bed of chalk, whivl 3 they bore with an anger five feet deep. They then withdraw from the pit before the suger fs removed, and upon ita extraction the water furats up throuch the nmrtum with great violence, and nuickly s the newly- mage well, which “continues full, and in affecter! neitber by raing _nor drought, But what Is the most remarkable it this operation ls the layers of earth e de- scend. At the depth of fourteen feet the raineof an anclent city, paved strects. houses, floors, and different pieces of mason-work. Un- der thisls found a soft, oozy earth, mado of vegetables, and at twenty-six feet large trees entire, such os walnut trecs, with the walouts stiil sticking to the stem, and the leaves and branches lu & perfect state of prescrvatin. At twentr-eight feet deep a soft chalk la fonnd, miged with 8 vast quantity of euelis, and the Liod Is eleven feet thick, Uuder this vegetables are found agal . SOUVENIRS OF A HERO, Rpsrtat Diepatch ta The Tridune, Brntsariznn, I, Jove 27.—Tho Governor to-day recelved a lctter from Mr. Trunno, of Savanvan, Ga., who would scem to have been un officer on the staff of tho Confederate Gen- eral and fighting Lishop Polk, transmitting a namber of letters from the person of Uen. W, H. L. Wallace, the old Colonel of the Eleventh Iilinols, who was killed at Shiloh. Mr. Trunto says thiat on the sfternoon of the first day's Gight at Bhilol, 8 Union officer attracted the attention of Gen. Poikk by aporoaching very near the Confederate lines, and endeavoring 1o stop his men _ retreating. The lbrave act elicited from Gen. Polk s desire to know who the officer was, and, as Le fell, the Gov- ernor's correapondent rode up and took from the body the- private papers which he now returns, whereby the Identity of Uen, Wallace was ascertaiued.” The Univn troops next day recovered the battlc-pround aud possession of the body. Mr, Truuno sent the papers Lo his home, then 1 Bouth Carolinn, and_only lately recovered thum, le oow wants Gor. Cullum to sund them tothe relatives of the callant afticer, Uen. Wallace was a son-ln-law ol Judge (then Col.) T. Lyle Dickey, of Chicazo, and aLrother ot Judge Wallace, of Chicuvo, and will be remembered by many lllinows olfl- cers, —— Dryant. A very pretty snecdoto s told of the poet ane by o former assoclate in his newspaper- oflice, and which {liustrates tho man's sluiplicie ty of heart. Savs the narrator: * One mornlug, many vesrs ago, aiter reaching his office an trying in vain to begin work, be turned to e und said: 1 can't get alung this muruing.” *Why not?" I maked. *On,” he replied, 1 bave dune wrong. Whenon v way here a Hlttle boy fivine a kite passed me. ‘The strine ol tho Kite having rubbed azalnst my face, [ selzed it and broke dt. The Loy 1ost "his kite, But I diduot slop to pay Wim for it. Idid L ourlit to huve pald bim 1 wrong. P31 N ORI tton I!ulll,:ll Ortices in ihe different Db ), a8 deaiy) helow, whiere adveriisenisnis will be taken fur tie sanio price 11 charged st the 3ain O il will be recelved ::an::'u'fi:;\-." o 0. during the week, aud Uutil ¥ y. ol J0 & it ";fi“"" Booksellers and Stationers, 17 v Twenty,sdc: K. ML WAL tattoner, ete., 101 jif (Y cut-8ite News Denot, 1 O i et e eater, and Pancy Guods, 70 Lake:st., coruer Licotn. __* oo CVTY REAL ENTATE: TOR BALE—$7,000—9 IROOM DIWELLING AND LOT Al uth frunt) v Medisss tween hi oraan: 1 wiil take good v 2. D h!nfill Lo chauce v 2k . SUBURBAN RELL ESTATE, FDIIA.\I. .- 09 WiLI, BUY A BKAUTIFUL 1LOT Cht une bluck from denot, at Li nuru. 7 wlies fron ; Chicam: §13 down stil #° eapest pruperty in marke:, and shuwn 1 rallroad fare 10cents, IRA BIOWN, . _Ttaum 4, _____COUNTIRY KEAL ESTATL, D0 5A 2 K IN MO Kenn, o cres full of frul Orchiar Awustory e, Tt s for liorsed and car- iages. mud cellar, obiy 29'milce rui \ bicugy, 0 tle Co &1L T 1. I I centre of town and uear depot. for {ic o prict of 850 Fering cat b L by sadreseiug OUWNEIL 1% 42, Loz 73, Lockport, I J01 BALK=WE CAN BELL PAN 10 LU0 serva each withiu trom 1U ¢ Chicagy st mure re: pricesconsidertie loess 3 sude can be bought for jn any of the Western Slates, - Nu irade twkeu, bai fon thae and essy payinents given, D, K. PEARIUNS ¢ i 4 Trivuue Huildlii, e XO BENT_KOUSES, South Slde. 'O RENT=AN EXTIAORDINARILY PINE DRICK Ne plua nitra. Call st 70 f JOUN COVEK North Slae. RO NURON-ST.. NETWEEN LABALLE gow, first-clam Lyuso, sulfavle for Loardiug bouse, loqulre uf vwner, 453 Fae. 2 8 ouse, riages, slore el T FRONT ROO! 2D, 8278 East MEN ONL Fotehed roowe; Hiting aud Loot. North Bldo. [0 REXT—TWO FULNISUKD ROOMS IX A PRI vaty family, single or on suite, Trunting Desrboru sy;and tne)a i oo rentad ol (o unezceptiousble ed. 3 > A s —va—m‘ Docks nnd Yarae. DOCIE ON SOUTI SIDE: OF 3 4 udfuining 1%, 7, W, & C. It 163210 feet. | APplY b GEO. A, BEAKL, ‘rest wgusl, 6 Bouth Clintoa:st, Miscellaneous, RENT—BTOHAUE FITTED UI* FO hotise: very reasonablo. Inauire of Uh Preserviuy Compauy, Michigan sud Lasalie: NIED TO XE ol 0100 k o WA 0 URNT—TW ntshed rooma for Lcht ) pelghibortivud, Addreas U g, WANIED-T0 RENT-X LITE OF UNFUR: nlaicd trout rooma, by geatiuman sad wife, vuns ventent (o Fifth-uv. and \Vashingto-si. reference given. Audross I’ 13, Tribaus oitic e MUBICAL, J3RUGATHE FREVIOUS TO KRNOVAL AT MATTIN'S, IARGALSS PREVIOUS TO REHOVAL AT MALT BAUAAINS PIEVIOUS TO RESOVAL AT MART A l\l"& g.'l)é\' UsT0 :NUVAtA 15y satt; al8 3 PREVIOUS 7O IEMOVAL AT XA IC Al TIN'S VEUY KLKGANT NQUAKK KOSEWOOD FIANO, 8173 Bplendid uorizht planor now improved. $I. cl 1008 square grand planofurte, Bi63, eautiful lue panur organ, $3iL ety Bne puthor orgun, with sto)e, §78. Haguitcaut parlurorgan, b KATHALGALYS KEVIOUS TO REMOVAL ON MUMDAY (QULY 1) SEX 8 it T MARTIX, 154 State-st i, ¥ i P, 8.~We will occu © butidlog, 265 snd 207 sun--l..‘u‘n ;!]’ i py elogeat bullding. 243 sue J3ARaatss IN $ECON| ) puresneTFluion $300 820; LYON & HEALY, Brute aad doar Pui‘ou AND ORGANSEVERY INSTRUMENT tully warrenied. 0id fn. llrnm!me iakeo o ex- ON EASY PAYMENTS. WANTED-MALE HELS, Nookkeepers, Clerkn, &te TWANEED-ANSA 1 GERMAN GROCERY CLERR. Y¥_Cattbetwenn Tand 8 a. m. at 289 Milwanec-av, Trades. ANTED = TWO {xeLa;u\'Mr'.s wlmKES. 5 . hast pee N vt e Y S S PELAR: Awnfin}plr’ymenl Agencics. NTED~TO LEAVK TO-DAV-200 RATL \Sherers for i Ratees ity i ot o G Ay R 1.3 wagrs, 81,40 t P5rday dun le-clidppers 10 férm-liands; i ¥ 10 farm lnude: iree s ITAN & Cv., 268 FANTED =30 HAILHOND LABOUERS FOR G, B\ e A A tie-inake: A R S T W e 21 \West Randulph-st. Miscellancous, VWABIED-TWO TRAVELING AGENTS ‘wnolesale olt sroves [n tiis ‘anil adjacent Ktater Dume hut Gret.class ssiosmen need wpily; Liote scy ainter u Machlas Company, w}nt:x it e W ey \‘YANTI’.D = LAROR AT Worih, Fifisentn T WHITK LEAD ‘VA TrU=LIVE, Al o sstl onr 1atest novell make mnne{. ALFRED JUDSUN ‘irivune vulding. WANTED-FEMALE IELP, Domesticss MEN, 10UNG OR ‘tara clianca to U, 6 Al 7 At 313 Buriing- orin Bide. ' Linc Liucota® WARTFU=RT a1 POLK-ET.. " FIli3i cake and bread baker; na otber need apply, FIIET-CLASS W ANTED=TWU ~ COMPET? i Rirlst one aa cook sl Janndress, Lt e utlicr (6 4o seennd work sud sowlng. Al t 5 toTe: <aud sowlug. Apply ac lioom 15, 114 snd GINL T0 TO G crman or Swedlsh DT o waslh and fron, 633 Weat Lak. W NTED=A FINST-CLASS COUK AND L drew in s private family wlieed oti kept._ ADpiy, bfore novis, at 632 Lieatbort WANTED=A ui U1t QK work, Qerman ur Beandluayi Bujer \WANTED=A FlE: outewurk in 8 i ot Gray teshience, llyde o, AL HUUBK. feds Yokt b .y W ANTER ‘xak’ ul(fil\? GUSE: and Congrs oy between Vaa Buren WASTED-A Goan i couking sud ltnel-ll,d::!h!!ull & goud and goud wages. 244 East = W ASTED=A GUIL 10 Di" GKNEIAL IOUSES 1 Y ounerks eriuaa ‘or Bwede preferred. Avpiy ab ‘OMAN AS BECOND Cf dlning:roum girl, Rud tWo ass thels buaiy Adress B& 8, Lremont SMARER. 297 2outh Ktatenat, Nurcess AT NEAT S o s oo ot niglit preferred. i Xy CALL Looin WS GIRL TO ATTEND Juy ALS3S2 West Washiugton ut, near Pauins. __BYTUATIONS Lo day-ciie or 8 ¥ _Audrew ' QUEUATION “WANTY £Y bt store or utlr ol refere ¢ VYA ¥DUSG MANTIV Willing (0 work Uard; beat dre “Tribuse oluce, Miscellancous. ITUATION WANTED=HY A YOUS b “ppeataacs, ne s vier Fuureseutivn in khgiand, ur Scotlnnd; salars Toierute: good refer Addtess U 51, "Trilume viice. _SETUATIONS WANTED- Dowmestices ITUATION WAMED-IY A SWKDE GIRIL TO do geuers] houswwari._Cail st 174 [weuty-saventin_ QlTUATlD.\ NTED=BY GOOD GIlL TO DU D keneral uueewurk (u 3 smail famllyt ke Miure f wn ubject I»llln»\'l‘ Uil ct. QII'UA’I'IUN WANTED=IN PRIV, Y arespectable girl 10d0 gensral mitienued Aviiy b Rdouscikeepcrs, WANTED-BY A YOUNO WiDOW sekevpery widower with 1l olilce, FAMILY TTY otsework: Cau ol 1TUATIUN ) ady (American) a8 b amall tunilly pruterred, O JTUATION] WANTED=DIY X LADY AS HOUSE- eher. Apply at 330 South Clark-at. Miscelinneous, QITUATION WANTED-DY A VUUNG LADY AB Boveraest uF cuinpanious teuches Germaus s well experieaved i muste, 13, Fribune otlse, JTUATION WANTEN=TO DO PHOTUGRATFIIG vriutiug by 8 reapectable youny 130y, I 13, Trivune. Y 8 Fenpectable young 130y, 1 15 Teloune., . MOMSES AND CARIIAGES, ___ UCTION BALE AND EXCIIANGE OF HOUSLS, Uugxfen, €ic,, abTwellih Strect fiome Marke(, 271 Wett Tweintlieat.”” ESEHLE & IELLOLL, 01 BALE~HANDS LADY'S DIEIVING AND Tiding hurset weikhe U pounds: woult exclianzs fur 7-vlusa top hugey. Cab be seen from 1284 1, or after _Mh‘llklun-ll- ¥~ FILLY, 4 YEAILS OLD. 10 8! Ighit about 1,0, by Torunte Chivt, dun Tanuicioatani o ey geldug, 5" years 134 bands, by Couxl Ameriean ntar, dxmt hy Iysaik Hapvietaniang aisa, top placton, by Woods, of New Yorki [irewster ulde-ba rosd-warou double aud tiarucis, at LITTLE'S stabl ., where 01t BALE-1101S] neast guod driver, Address 837 Weat A . JFOIt BALE-DIILT CHKAT. GOOD GFEN BLOOY. alew cuiters will okt give away, 126 [ndiaoa-ay) JOR SALE—CIIEAP FOIC CASH, ONE FINE UAY ‘ousineas or buggr horse, @ years oldi kind, rue, and (gDt evory wayy fing teaveler and goud syl seil on nceuuntuf leavink thecity, Avply 10 Fe EL, 208 North Sangsmon: BANGAINS I8 ALL KINDS FAMILY , Jump-seal buggies,’ pony phseions, cic, cy Prices: evory carviade marke plain oy EDWARDS, 23 Wabsih-av., coier DAY Jifih, . Tear uf 193 Soutl will be g ING AY FI Chicazy, sad \WASTEL-000U 1VEE AND BUUGY; WiLL end niuney uu One snd Keep fur use, 1° 30, Tribe une ofiive. 3 uuon WORKIOUSES. 925, 830, 8% 3 wETS w barness: T open buggies. Slu suld A% ol Owyer leaviog eily. L1 Cotiage Gre v \ LIPMAN=-MONKY T OAN UN DIAMONDS, £\, watclies. and Jswelry, voutiisast cornee Stadied and ., Hoom 3, uyer Boswu cluthing store, Lid gol 7 buuglit. ) MADE DIAMONDE, WATCIIE: A ANyt i Veis emee. 10 et lpl 1 5 suid6. Ketabilshed 1d4. dol Al PARTIES CAN UDITKGW MONEY ON HOUSE- hold furulture. 0d other guad sde Curity, st less than up jros A 13 1. 't Tibase. A8 PAID FOR OLD GULD AND BILVER. Money ia lusa un watchies dianivads aad Valusuios UIIA..AN)II '8 Luao sad Bulifun ; it ladinon sty EALUSISAIRD: NOSEETO LOAN 1N SUMSTORUTT YOI 30 T0 IVL" podayecu satiafaciory saliaterals or prime cows ercial paj I18Y, 3 Tribuaa Duliding, ENTS 0, £1C,, tea, i TIATY 5 C. ucy st the couatlag-room of (| N1 30 CENT PIECES IN PACK AU %¢ TOF GUTTERcCY BL COUULIAR-TUUI. VW ANTED=A LOXNOF §3.600 Ot $10.009 POl S oF $ pears AL pur cent (00 cummlonion) ua b 1ery fas brick block aliuated 1a thla ity. "Dt CUOLEY, Unlan City, SI U'OU 1IN 1IAND TO LOAN Ko ‘"K vfllwflll‘ colmmerce Paper ah gty ertp wanted. "W. 0. COLK. fhwus 0, 110 ur- " __MISCELLANEOU! .+ FOK RENT ™ sfreund,” s largely UIHI'!KIH& paper, Ulice Jog e w W eulsiod caep daiy Gariman ¢ e it iy TANVARSEHS AND NIREET Jters for Lis Impmred IEADQUAK- lar slarin ts uroer Washe 330 EXPLESS LINE 10 (;0_TO THE ¢, your baggaxs or furnliure Feimoved. Omce, T A e v TTO EXCHAKGE= A TWO-ATORY 12.KOON FIANE 3 house, K arh. a3d 1ot on Weet blde (clear) for stoc! ‘es uf doy Kind of merobaudise. Address, fur ays, 13, Trivune ofice. fo: J=1 TO LOAN IN 8 BUIT, AT BH0.000 Tat'ash talsd St iahidred Chicayo property. L. LUMRY. 8*Fribuus Buildlug. o BOAIDING AND L( Bouth Bides 5)88 WABASH-AV.—A NICE ASSORTMENT OF -t fn urulsbed rooms tu Teut ot $5 L0 B8 pur waek with board. Hoters. ROWK'S HOTRL, 37 5FATE-ST.—FURNISUED roomy, with boatd, 3. §3.30per wesk: witluut Loard, 82 and 33.60; usy board, g, S00. WAUASH-AV.. CORNER “Three Rov sulles sad s few singly ho suminer. Ercryibiog HAS. K. CURRIE, Meu- Congree:at. Jloesreduced for d BSIDENCE LUTH, 107 good LA T s B o mnnnn £1s PAID YOI BUOKE-KTANUAKD WUILKs o bring good prices. Hafore yuu sell your luras ryses VALY, coraer Madisoa aud Dearboru-sia. VVARTER-ABKE OF APPLETONG NEW ANE Aa Lay Facyclosedin (or cuah, Addreas RAN NALLY &Gl hed OKR, DOMRSTIC. WEELEH T 070 ¥ 10K 81 aid utber wiachlues below half prics, aad !:.:'.‘.!:‘:.‘i Loxa ofice. 121 Ciar i ERY, . ififi"u""ffl?-mmr— LTATHE. 10 P K SR e Fellwa <rie l«‘l’:l:?(‘llflou b l-lwrl’l potiable wngibe “flL Boller H id o iartevant bDlower, k. ROGERS, 177 BdvEaAtA L, .. FERSOMAL. ____ JELESONAL—ANY ONK HAVING ANY ENOWL: iry takeo frooi e Plapiers’ Iluuztu:l.‘-lol:a. ".u.,vlll b‘: ll’:uldlyolnll with by addressing L 87, Tribune ofice. alwcki ) veryLilug cowplete: DL E BOOKER Grat-class. \J KYADA NOTEL, 143 ARD 150 WADABH-AV,— N x:duttfl llrlculv‘ tigod buuln' aud board, $1.50 per dayy $4.30 10 §7 per w ay ward, 4 per week, _ N DS SE. 178 STATE-81., RIGHT OF- W ey e TR ahccly furaiahed rcoes with bo: Trom §3 L 8d per week: day buard, $4. ___ _NOUSEHOLD GOODS, FIN WALNUT BUOK-CASR. UOOD AB CHAT) L 50 ce 621 1€ laken 1bis Weeky & Ll beryala, 58 $indionae, Lo \INS 1N FUR JpAnuAINS, I, O Wewill any artlol s 10 reOVE1: BAFIOF 4ELA ABY basiruois K Illlxud. fne Gu{-tllllll‘u. l«xflnl.:l. tables, it 8L UClier youua Tat Lolus ACLURL valup el e AN IS S AT ray bedic 3 v bir Liteial rewatd ogured, ; ¥ 0377 AY LAST ABOUT 15:43 A, ofl 1s01 car #ulm( west. west of Liucol . ackazo cuutalblig Dva air putt ad switch. kioder leane deliver 81 TU0 West -y st Kewwrd STHAYED FROM PASTUNK ' AT JEFFE SVHiar, 20t o aark grsy borse, § years vid, aboul TILG, WEiLe OB £ il Hatura to RICUARD 1ok, "ut laveoswoud, or fo JOUY GHLSEL 3 aby or i, 310 Twelliboat., and recelvd liberdl zow: "