Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JULY 23 s befora he would vote for vresent n school dlstrict n any part of the county from erccting a reliool- housa or Ineurring any necedsary indabtrdness, It was further elaimed from the wording of the PArk nct, making these Commirsioners eorpo- rate authorities of the town, that this indahted- nesn was an Indebtedness of all the towns, In the oninion of the Court, the object of the lan. gUage was to restrict each municipal corpora- tion from becoming indebted beyond tha 5 yee cent IImit of the value of property in that tax. If a county were fudehted to nx- ceed the constitutional limitation, that fact mould not prevept a town, aa a township or- ganization, from {ncurring an additional indebt- provided .the towuship’s indebteduess t exceed that limitation. Of"this n‘r.m,. fioor on fron he {ng any amount. THE COUNTY BOARD. THE COURTS. bio bilV was finaliy diaposed of by being re- ferred back to the Committee. ed attention to the wa which the Committes on Public Charities bad amuggied an ftem of over 8100 fnto lte ! port for_*extra’ labor in the Col The item, he sald, waa wrong, twica + Acratched Fighting Over Passes--Sexton and A Batoh of Decisions by Judge . His Extras. Mr. Benna o Judge Loomis Overrnlos the Objsotions to i Begun Against Sheriff Kern i e Hsko Bim the Hyde Park Tazos. to Mako Him Pay Over. assed without belng noticed, but he wanted the action ordering It paid mcon- He then proceeded to presedt some that the salartes for the first six had been larger than for £03, againat 80,774, A great denl Record of Judgments, New Suits, Dicting of Prisoners—-Per Diem of Meme Bankruptcies, Divorces, Bto. bers---Talk Ahout Economys fizures showin 000, onec-scyenth .was chargeable to iyie Park, or $230,369, AWJINg the yark borids #010,000, produced $3§9,850. The valuation of Hyde Park property the preceding year was The regular weekly meeting of the County Poard was held yesterday afternoon, all of the members present. JUDGE BLODGETT. MORTIAGHS TO FOREIGN CORPORATIONS. Yesterday morning Judge Blodgett rendered about “reform,” but there did not secm to be much reform in tha fj Mr. Cleary said this was just izuros would not le. hat hio wanted, 819,514,570, of which b per cont was 8477249, ad atways main. To that limit Hyde ¥Yark could become fndebt- MISCRLLANEOUS. Under the hedd of unfinished bustes® the ag- threo declslons o varlous subjects, nunc of P h of *“ref » e e O o oanerarns, ant chas ot] | which were of mich Importance, thoy being the e, and it woul Agent's office was buncombe, and that the otal Indebt- Le scen that the ednets would be less than the 5 percent alluwed by tho Constitution. The objection was nut, therefore, well taken. raised the polnt that s Village Asnossor eould not levy s tax, that only a ‘Township Assessor coufd do thst; and alo uoted from the declsion of the Bupreme ourt in the Law case, in which It was held ‘that, as to thero different towns, ‘*they cannot arately or conjulnla' trauscend that he pointmentof two experts to examinc the smoke- burners In the bascment of the buliding was taken up, and on motfon Messrs. Artingatall and Cheney were appointed as the experts, on the condition that they should not be paid more than §50,— 825 cach. The retolntfons Introduced at tha Jast meot- fngdndoraing ani complimenting Commisatoner Cleary, and pledgine the hol “roformers” elected last (all wore a faflure. The mansgement of ths county's charities had always been fraught with trouble and necd- less expenss, and the managoment of the re- formers had not been different, 1o was In favor of the rocafr;uh}iurlth?r.d bak e ord replicd that tho new Count; Agont had employed men to do extra mmnz’, hence the Increased expenso of the labor in Lhe but #t the ond of the year $100,000 would tail end of the many cascs disposed of by him in clearing his table, The first point to which his attentlon was directed covored about adozen uita brought by the Connecticut nsuranco Company agalnst N, P, ‘Wilder and various other dofendants, lo which the plen was sct up that a forelgn corporation has no right to take and hold real-ostate securl- ‘Tho Court safd Stiat tho do- d-over members to Sourt held that tiea In this Btate, words referred to the power df the General Assombly and of the But as to these two polnts, at tho request of Mr. Anthony, the Court decided to liear further arguments at sume future time, overruling the other objections. Bevoral minor_objections to the tax of 1877 were argued, In ouo caso tho city tax of 187374, nbout which so much has heen safd, waa touched on, but the real Issue was not What was sald was aimply fotroduc- fory to the main question affecting this tax, the arcument upon which will commeuce to<ay, sud contlnue for several days. IN GENERAL., THE PEDBUAL COURTS, Micheal Drand libeled thn proceeds of the sale of thé schooner Hamlet for 81,800 and {oterest dué on a mortgage on the vussel. SUPENION COURT. Willtam C. Reynolds sued #hilip Iicks In as- sumpsit for 84,000. CIRGUIT COTAT. Nellia Garvey brought an action of assumpsit against John Cunley to recover $10,000. The Intarnational Bank brought actions of debt against Catherine Walsh and Patrick II, he Doafd anotber sapport Wi for Chalrman of ¢ fense claimod that sear fn the event of his clection, was takon up and pasacd be o votn of Tt 6. A communlention was read from the em- of tho Recorder's office, praying that ficer bo nllowed the samo amount ef imoney for dolog tho absiract work as wae pald s predecessor. Placed on Ble, An estimato for £10,000 in favor of P. J, Bex- ton on the Cofirt-Ilouse work was read and re- the Bupremo Court of Hilnols had virtually decided, in n scries of cases begtnning with that of Carroll vs. East Louts, that forclgn corporations could nut tako and hold real-cstate securities for jnvest- ‘The prescut cases had been unavoldably delayed In their disposal for ument, snd In the an had tho otlior day met and disposed of the wholo matter in tho well-known case of Connectlicut Mutual, decldin, fenso set up, The would be licld insul ‘The dlsputo was continued for somo time, as. suming & personal wature, and, fually, Mr. Benne’s motlon to reconsider was lost, DIETING PRISONENS, uced a resolutton providing to ba allowed the, 8herlff on and after Dec, 1 for dleting prisumcra ot 25 conts per day, reciting that the Board had no power to change the price until that time, and calliog on candidates for Sterlf to take notice. lald over under the rules. Mr, Henne Introduced was also Iaid aver: That the Committao on Pablic Charity ed ta procure a moro salt- ut's Office than the nd bo 1t further loyes In the County gent and ita Assistant, Mr, Boese Introdi for fixing the prica ments, in this State. ear sluce their ar Mr, Justice Har Hards against the galngt the de- e present cases cfent §n consentence. COOLING DRAEZES FROM AN ADMIRALTY CASE. Mariners always read an admtrality decision hat of tho collision between tha Canndian schooner. Lady Duffaris sod tho the following, which Tho report of the County Agent as to tho cumber of *¥passea fssued from Jan. 1 to July 1 was read, showing that 245 had bcel: lssucd, at srost of 85,502 Mr. Mulloy objected to the report, because it wae not what had been asked, and becausa it faled to set forth on whose recommendation the vasses had heen lssued. Cally were made for the further reading of the report, wherelu 1t was shown that ** passes ' bad been {ssued to the soveral nationallties, and wheroin it swas claimed that all of them had Leen fssued without partlality or favoritism, but tho reading soon grow tedious, and was for the County A Agont's Office, excapt tho be and they are horeby discunrgad until tho 15th ef B aptess, Fast e term of esolre ‘nat tha term of office for the Count: Aguut and Aaintant shall horeafter commenco wit the first Monday of Boptember in each and overy year, and the torn of eflica for tho present Agant and Assistant Agont bo and the samo- tlt!x%l:d unttl tho dret Monday of Sentember, pleasing interlude between the drler toples discussed by Judge Blodgett yester- his was a libel fled b y, owner of the achooner Lady Dufferin, agatuat thio schooner Sawyer for damages occns sloncd by a colliston which took place about soven miles off Polnt auPelco in Laka Erie bo- tweon the above vessels, 10, 1874, the' Duilerin waa procceding on & vog- age from Adolphustown, Ont. 1u the mwornlug of On the night of Nov. Mr. Seune fotroduced a resolution calling on tha Committes on Public Servico to [nvite pro. posals for furnfshing tho county with coal and wood and for the burial of paupors for the year About 1o'clnek Nov. 25, whon about soven milcs off Polut au Poloe, sho sightcd the Baw- od sagalust Catherine Walsh and George 8. Pappus for $1.200. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Judge Blodgett will be in court again to-day, e has atmost cleared off his tablo of the accu- mulations of tha past year. Itls sald that ho will leava the city Monday for vacation. Judgo Gary shows 1o slgns of doserting his gourl-room each morning. Friday will be the last day of scrvico In the Buperfor Court for the August term. No new The Appallate Court will render its last do- cisions to-morrow, aud adjourn very shortly, for The ovidence shows that ot the time in yuostion the vessels wero approaching each The night was bright and starey, ald of their lights, south _southwest, commencing Aug. 81, 1878, Lald over under Mr. Ayars catled attention to the fact that tho stono eapital brought {rom Ji 0o bolonging to tho State was boin, and moved that ft be returnc ad performed the servico for which it The DBullding Committec sce that tho stone was pratacted, there belng some opposition on the ‘alker's frionda to ita betug removed. 'AY OF MBMUENS, oduced the followlng, which Mr, Cleary took the floor and addressed him- gelf tothe * pass "’ question with groat fluency Ha sald that out of the x5 asscs " lssued only cleven had been fasned other order than that of tho Commit- teo on Publlc Charlties, Mr. Ayars—Wns It not cleven ‘*passcs "’ that wero Insued for the Bedford stone trip—just that Mr. Cleary continued after tho Intorruption, and sald thnt he would answer that question when he camo to it " Mr. Bpofford managed to got the floor at this olict some months and camestncas. closa hauled. The Mawyer was salllog on par- allel liues to the Dufforin's course, with tho wind free on hor quartar, rulcs tho Dufferlo was cutitled to hold her course, sod should have done so. vosscls were from n quarterto half a mile apart the Sawyer put bier holin to starboard, necessarily crossing tis bows of the had heen gottan. Under the maritime v Mr. 8e8u¥ 1otr was lold over: MEnEAL, It s clalmed by a majonty of tha pivbross. Owiog to tho absence of the divorce Judees on vacatfon, the crop of divorce suits 1s un- usually light. Theonly application mada to the Buperfor Court yesterday was by Ida Emerick against her husbond, Charles "Ewerlck, who naks the agency of the Court on the simple ground of dagertion. The partics were married on Apri) 10, 1874, at Detroit, and 1da lived with the fafthless Charles untll May 10, 1874, when The Clrcutt Court had also » solitnry bill for divorco tiled Ly one Maggie M. Sterry, who ob- tained leave to sue as a pauper for o scparation 1f the Dufferlu had kept her course she inight of the Sawyer, but sto ported her holm and easod off hier sheots, in cousequence of which a colllsion was unavold- ‘The Sawyer collided with the Dufferin, lancing blow on her port bo jer to leak badly the greatest cxertfons, afded by n some oxtra hands, the vessu! was gotten foto the port of Detroit. whera shio was undorgolvg repalrs, in their sult acelost the Bawyer for the damonges, delay, and ox- clding tho caso Judge Dlodgett sald that, point, snd spuke in defenso of the Commilttce's reetlon In {ssulog passcs, cte,, malntainiog that oll that had boen done had been o the vablic Mr, Fitzgernld sald the trouble with Mr, Cleary wns that he had not bLeon able to get “pustes ™ for all his Iriends, and proceeded to accuse him of coming iuto open Loard to get ¥ passea when ho could not got them from the Committee, Mr. Cleary (excitedly)—I won't sit boro and be bulidozed ‘in nny such way. it you don’t call him to oraer thers will bo & 1 will allow uo man—— Mr. Fitzgerald—To step over members of this Doard that tha sutbority for fixin withl u!l vower of this llvll’fi n y provided by the Con- stitution that the ennmzmnlgn of o oficer nhntl be increased or diminlshed during his term of rincipal point aof law no, oflicer shall havo & n fixing compensation in which ha I per- and that all oflicers with tho same power gud liabllities shall rocoive the same compenaation for thulr services; and Wigrzas, This Bonrd 1s 8 continnous body, that 18 to say, the term of offico of Avo momcers expires st tho end of each official year and fva aro elected ind Ingsmuchas circumstances their por dlom have gone to windwas and not the Leg! ‘Wirngas, It is oxpre: striking her o d ywhorean It ia a which started d government thal sonally Intorested, laid up for some six Mr., Cllrmon, ‘The owners clnimed frons her busb artics were marrh and, Williain D, Sterry, The od April 14, 1807, at Chilcago. lio wife, or whatover she may be, has stoce discovered that ot the time the ccrumnn{ was performod botwoen ber and the defendan ho had an undivoreed wifo living in the Eastern States, who lins not yet Elvnn up the ghoat. it nccessary that a chango abonld ve embers at gome time, it been mentiloncd that momUers of this Board be psid at least as much as the principal therefore, be it under the circumstances, he fclt find thot hoth vessels were In fault. He could not imagine how a collision could have thus taken placo botween two vesscla on a clear night unicss both were conslderably in fault. - He would go decide, and refer the ‘mattor to Com- missloner Proudfoot to fix the damages between Mr, Cleary (thumpltig bis des You better mnke hlin sit down—call him to or- der, or to something, or thero wiil be trouble, Mr. Fitzgerald continued at some leogth re< ferring to thu cleven * passes ™ fesued to go to Ledfonl, which he sald had been In the interest und in the attemnpt to compol the clerka in the count; Resolvec!, That t| heroby requested to report to this timo this Board can logally fix or changa tho per Besides all this, Bterry marriago takon to drhikinj since his sccond nd troating tho complainant {u tho usual cruel manner go fecl- {ngly described (o the printed divorea bills, 8ho asks for o divorce consequently, and that hor 1ife mav be protected Io the meanthme by tho strong arm of the Court. DANKRUPTCY MATTERS. * Samucl E. Dowey, of Ottawa, IIl, was tha first of five bankrupts whoso wppuarance was made sloco tho last reports. This was an in- voluntary petition filed ljinl nt hilin by Charles its members, and st what time such change hysiclans to completo bo Insano Asylum was y ita contract with the county in the Court-Hueuso mattar, Mr. Cleary agnin ot the fioor, and lnquired whint It moaut that out of 243 * passes®! jasued all had besn'fssutd on the recommendation of the Comiitlre except cleven. know what the Boarid hired and pald * visito: fur, Il they wora not to pass upoa the neces ties of applicants for **passes.’’ FRAUDULENT PROFORONOES IN DANKRUPTOY. Judgoe Btodgett aldo, in the bankruptcy mat- rendered a declalon diswmlss. Luke Hemmlogway, asking to havo tho Lalanceof a 12,000 mortzage pald by the Assignce of the Lankrupt Jones. 808 wns o morchant at Dixon, in this Htate, enjoying an extenaive cred(t, having In tho fall 1808 Lought some #40,000 worth of goods on eradit. Joues, in Novembver, 1863, gave Hem- attel mortgage for $12,000, It can Tect, The elsction of two the Advisory Board for roceeded with, elected: Dr. T. J, Rluthardt and Dr, tor of lanac Jouc: ing tho petition of He wanted to REPORTENS ADMITTRD, ars introduced o resolution providing that hereaftor reportera bo admltted to all com- niltteo mootlogs, aud moved its adoption. was adopted by the following voto: Q. Dewey, on a ¢laim for nnd do away with *“visitors ' ontircly if tho Lampbell, for mingway o ch 033.53; Nathaulel 8, 8503; Milton A, Dewey, for Harrlet A. Martin, for MOO.’ Sus- pension of pnyment Is alono charged. A rule to show causo the 26th lust, was cntercd. Charles W. Heed, of Chivago, vuluntarily anked for an adjudication to clear hls ekirts of 22,000 of unsccured debts; and 8§30 due on ac- commodation paper. I only asscts are 53 of gpun accounta dua him, aniol H. Crane, also of this cltyl flied a yol- Committen was Lo stporscde them and take no notles of thelr recommendations, Bomu further disputs followed and the report was disposed of by belng urdered spread on the rocurds by s voto of 10 to 4, TROUNLE WITI TIB SHENIPS, A communication was read fromn tho County ‘Treasurer in answer to & communlcation {from tho Clerk of the Board, traustaitting formation that the Biertff had not pald over tho €5,403 which ho had been ordered to pa: ond which was the surplus earnings of b Yeas—Ayars, Booao, Dradloy, Burling, Cleary, Jopeoy dirad Whoeler, Sonno—12. %y, Gpodardy, “Tibaty ANaye—Toflman, Lenren, Moyer—3, 2 Th“; Board thon ad| being provided that Jones should keep posses- slon and carry on his usual retail busincss. This ba did unt!! about the middle of January, whea the Hommingway notes Legnn to como due, and then he began sclliy) and payling the proccods te there only remalued about 83,100 dus. On 1804, bankruptey proceeding begun agaluat Jones, ond the Marahal the assuts, resllzing only some $4,000 The Asalgnee, in nnswer to Hem- Journed unt!l Thursday at ABSOLUTE RUBBISH. Ex-CGov, Palmor on Fiat Shinplastors=Roads uutary petition on the streugth of $000 of se- @ has no assets. ‘Tha tmost prominent of the {nsolvent five, however, was Edward A. Flikins, well known na the Clerk of the County Board, who was nlso secker after a thorouzh wipiug out of the fndebteaness of severl yeurs' gceumu- Ho owcs a lut of preferred debts of uukuown amount, white bis unsccured lublll. ties foot up to 812,589, with $150 of accommo- e bas 10 unexempt assets. Isaac I{ans, & Freeport liveryv-stable tman, was the lust of tho quintet, Ho is a mewmber firm of Taplor & Iaas. His sceured dobta are 8800, and unsecured $2,570. 11 aescts conefst of a homestead valued at $1,000, but {ncumbered for §300, aud also clalm- ed os exompt; o half-intereat fu the curl!lg&;, borses, cte., of the ttru, valued in all ot 3,000} due the o on open accounts. Ap_order fora cowmposltion nuollmfi to o Democrats n Lesson, Btate Regtater, July 19, It ts deplorable that so many Democratic Con- ventlons, Stats and local, contiuuc to use so much worn-out political rubbish fa tho con- structlon of thelr platforms, the Btato Conventlons of Ohlo, Arkausas, and Missourt abound fn this “dend matter," which adds bulk, but netther symm otry vor strengtn, to thelr handiwork, whilo many Congressional and Benatorisl District Conventlons in this and othor Btates have {mitated thelr perntcious ox- amples. 'Tho rubbish that has Lerctofore sur- rounded the curruncy question fa that which the manngers of some Democratlo Conventious find most difficulty in casting to tho bats and the owls, sud, unhappily, whlle they have re. taincd the rubibish, they have anpropriated and fur the last #ix manthe, My, Fitzgerald wanted tho document placed on file, and some actlon takon Lo cullect the Mr. Benno wanted the County Mructed to commonce suit agafuat the Sheri(® und all otheroflicers fu _arrears at once, and ratsed & query asto why Lelb and Brockway had not been sucd fn uceardancowiths thio ordera Mr. Mulloy wanted the matter referred to the Judiciary Comuylttee, that it m Jegul advics as to 3pute in the settlement—a chargo for postage ~was a lugal charye, ete, Mr. Fitzgerald snid the County Attorney had given the Fluauce Committee a verbal oplvion, which was that the charge was not o just ono. Mulloydid not want toact ou a verbal opinlun coming from tho Attorne three or four mouthd, end thought mingway’s petition, scts up fraud, Judge Blodgott sald the evidence showed that Jones and Hemmingway hod had dealings for upwards of a year, the formner lending Joues' 000 to 84,000 at a time on his due-bills. ence of one Morrls showed that Joncs recelved 84,500 and gave amortgage for $12,000, bo never owed Hemmingwa, nd that the mortgage was giveu fo pre- cditora froin selzlog stock. oge, sald Judge Blodgett, whether fraudulent or tot, wad cloarly vold under the Baokrupt act Hemmingway must have known that Jonea was insolvent, and that he wanted tho moncy to pay past<lug paper and to ho Court could hardly coucelva how a country retull dealer borrowing small sums to tide over a tinauclel diculty could be considered solvent. It wasclearly notive Bupposiug the valld, Hemmingway had already received more The platforma of hether tho ftem of tido over his troubles, held July 81, was wade in tho eataty of ohn G, A dlscharge was fssucd to Joshua Parkhouse, A docres was entered coutirming the composl- tfou of Franklin Miller, Hollister-Gorhun foveatigation before Register Hibbard s atill o progress, und 1s good for several daye more, Dradford Haucock was ficuerflnv lnpnln!rod ur than tho monvy advanced from the sale of the goods prior to bankruptey. The potition woald thercforg be disumiss "COUNTY COURT. TYDR PARK TAXES, Is, sittiug ln the County Court, to be'treated equally as falrly ss other county indorsed thearles that are radieal), oflicers hnd boen, and Mr. Bradley was of the y unsound and viclous, and still biave vitalityenough to bo dan- gerous, Wo liave before us now the procecdings of seyeral of thuso Democratic Conventions and forins, that fllustrats tho I fch mon Cling to doad as well | H Mr, Wheoler was opposod to sulng the Sherifl, He was ready to pay _over what he owad 1the postage tharge of 800, and ho regarde charge as & legal une. Mr. Booun was astonlshed at tho position of s well as dauger- Assiguus for Morton F. 1u une of tho countles of nle, ag well Qeorgo and W, Lu!u:r'} Hotwrt K, Jenkins for 0 this Btate, for exam. He sgreed that the Sherk? had lately sasembled o conve unve: gave his doctsion yesterday morniug In the mat- but when the cost of bis 4 al tundaa goud offlec pls, the Democrac ter of tha objeetion fled by Elllott Anthony t | et Gearae W, Cany or Louls C. Duemicke aud Georgo W, Cswpbell for James O, Sto- es will bo chosen at 10 a. m. to-day for Gilbert Thayer, for Willlain E. Morgan, for attlce wus comspared with what it tlou, and, after the showlng would not bu so good. nth of bis Lerm his vay- roll amounted to §4,02, aud stuce then, not- the salarfes ad all been reduced, ad run up to $0,183,—an lucreass utions fully ex- o of Democratic theorivs in ru I{Il to iz arimics, the subordination of the mill- tury to tho civil authority, and the linitation of the suthority of tha Federal Goverument by the tutlon, it proceeds to aseert that the Fed. the Hydg Park village taxea for 1877, The ob- Jectlon made was ta the {tems fu the Appropria- laries of Village Collector, Assessor, and President of the Board of Truste tees, each as belng for ofticers . not authorlzed tion bill for the , aud for Thowsa B. Furring- CRIMINAL COUNT, . E&gcnu Dougherty was trivd for larceny and acquitted. eral Uovernment hus suthority to lssue paper tnoney and make 1t a legal teuder for alt debts, public and private, which is a more duspotic and tho villago charter. The constituttonal n was Alsa ratsed 8 to whetlier the ‘BJ.‘,'?:TJI Indebtedness of tho Bouth Park Cowmmission Mr. Lradley replied that sinco the Sherl® had entered upon nuts office two additfonal courts BurERiou CoUnT—CONTESRAIONS OF JUDAUENT— daugerous power thnn was ever clalimed for the Federal Government by auy party that ever ex- Isted In this country; o power that the British Government hins not clatined for ftaslf afuce th revolution of 1688, and {s actually loconststunt with she principles of constitutional republican- Jindt been created, necessltatln, of addittonal Deputies und Bafls After somo furtber wran, motion to bring suit ags T ollicers whio were {n arrears prevalled ollowlug vote: the employmeut sud the bonded indebteduces of lyde arlc should not be taken altogether Lo make up thed per cout lmitation of ludebtedness prescribed Inthe On the flrst question ralsed tho Court held, Jeanle J, Parkor vs. Tarlotuu Joues, Aloxander ¥, Stovenson Johauses w:u: 780, —— -STOCK IN IOWA, Bvectal Correspondence of The Tribune, aubstantially, thst tho viliage s like tho Cjt. Dzs Moinss, la, July 13.=The following statement shows tho swount of live-stock as- sessed in the State of lowa for tha years 1877 Cattly, horses, and mules under one year, ond awlne under stx months, are not lu- cluded {u the statement: of Chicago, noder the Guus clties organized under that law; that it Las the right to appoint the officers specitically enu- ) lucorporation wt, and needod for tho con- llu--o.Tunrling. Pitzgorald, Lon- oral law, or like al icary, Conly, Noffman, Maul. Lam, 1t may be well enough sald that it {s the duty evernment of the United Btates, in the aud collect taxos, to 0 {88 of the notos ayable lu colu at the will of the ‘Tensury LOLCS 48 Wers sug- gested by Mr, Julferson would bo preferable as ucurrency for gencral uso Lo the bank [ducs, and that courso would enable the Tresaury Lo dlyorce itselt from tho banks. Buch a policy is i harmony with democratic fienas of ment, but tho claln that the Federal Guvern- exercies of Its power to lov! e o don i Y g merated In the General all such oilicers 88 may by duct of municipal affairs, The Suoreme Court, had declded on this polut la the oidiog that tho city ey malutaln an Assessor and Collector {f it shall seu fit 1t, thorefory, followed that the Town on Village Asscssor of Hyds Park ight ave been “properly appoluted, and the s junt rpuse of paying his salary wi ‘The Finance Cao mmitt i ounending thiat eo turtlier reported roc surer apply $100,000 ud to the purchunlu yot county It ulso reported that it had on of tho former with Gen, Lieb for roceedings, which amouut ducted from the amouut nLy as County Clerk, and I‘xlm\ll duo1 1n 1830, seovered an error in Board of £51.08 ut‘m:u printing the Board t recommended ba d hy was owlog the cous that the Treusurer 1878, H s ilu-|uu lhD;l the valus of Nve-stock sloce the year 1867: ment has power to wake paper tukens, whother fn the fortn of promiscs “ (ood for §10," as soime prupuse, woney, aud then compel thelr use, {a undemocratic fn prin. clply aud Jofinitely absurd as o plun of practical Why will Democratic Conventions continue to give thefr indogscment to such fn- finite nonscussl ‘Thero is now no apology In the condition of -ulnflruml to filvn hin a owlnie the count; 3L00. Tho report wn{ ‘he oblection was, therofore, ovorruled. 1u declding the other objection, luyolving the constitutional Hwmitation of fu. 8, the Court remarkued that [yde Luke, aud South Chicago werw created & istrict to ‘maintaln the Bouth Park, snd ths Bouth Park Cominlssion wus wado s mu. 1 corporation for the purpose of levylug recelpt in full for wha 0 pay, or fu the form :‘1’3“ his paying over $1! 820,804,007 1870 18,572, 020 1874 83, 608, D01 1K BE: vy ‘The Committee on Public Buj) - tvice reported on s bill of slll?fi%.fl.lgdltegr of Bexton for “cxtra” carpentering on the Court-House, reduclug the $30,521, 46 a8, 780, 438 40,010, 784 An cxsmination of the returus shows that s noat tuequitable systetn of ussessmucnt, or ruth- er no systemn at all, prevails in the valuation of [u some countics cattle ure valued at §8, (o othere $16 and $20; and & like diferenca prevalls in horses, Bhecp are valued at 30 cents to $6.50; bogs, frum 31 to $§3.50. Fhere s no reason for such discrepancies, sud the onlyub- ect Wb, by low valuatlou, to vscapu taxation. ‘e State Exocutive Counvil should exerdso thelr suthority, even up the shirkiug counties, and compel thiorm to puy their juat shure of the burdens of the (lovermucut. In suie tuwn- shipa 0o cattle ur horses are returued at all, end o allowsace for car- ote., 1o support that park, by the_oblector that tids indebtedue of the Bouth Park becans s town ludebied. The Park Commlasioners were suthorized borrow muney the Issuc in this case amounting to $3,000, 0K, < 81,016,000 was This, 1t was cialmed, wus a part of the towns® iudebtednces, for the reason that tho tuwus constituting the distriet wers rrovocably bound It was furthcr contended by r that the Huwitation clause pro- hibited u county from jucurring indsbtedness to nfi llm‘;ut?l‘u cxcnedh:g S x»ar ?fl" uu' tl;:: value of ul BX0 property, s t, if the count did lucur that judebtedness, H hibition upon sny wmunicipal veuters from #3 to &3 per day o work, und ordering the Buperintendent to téar the fence down from around the Court-House Squure and remove the rubblsh, ete, Accome panying the report wus a resolution forb| the dotog of any of any Ltud ou the Court-House without orders from the Board and the Julut Committee. Mr, Bradley sald he bad signed the report, but uce then Lo'lud seen Mr, favor of recunnuittiog the revort, Ho under- 8tuod that te pald hiscarpenters $2.25 per day, and, laatmuch us he hud to take couuty orders, vas, perbaps, not tuo much, urling faid the work was such as Iabor- er8 could Luve doue, who cculd have been hired the cauntry for the continued assertion of these tallacics by Democrats, oven I8 1t ever was Justi- tiable. The paper lssuca of tho'Treasury and of the banks are uow practically convertinte foto coln, and for that reason, ul Do Democrats equal value with ¢ Lo alter thls condition of things! Do they deslrv that thu paper currency shall be wade more valusble, and therefore more ditficult tu bs ubtalued, than coln, or do Lhey seek to chieapen the paper cur- v that it may be lcss valuable thau coint y deslre only that the paper curroucy ahouid be of equal vafue with cotn, do they not know that no law can equallzo thew, aod fs it to fuform futelligent wmen that the e by which colu sud paper fssued can be made of equal value {s that of waking thein more “extrat LOW outsLsn exton, aud was {n to pay thgsawe, Ahero wus & pro- corporation ew- | pulous countles of h‘t‘: bo regretted that Personal-Property Tax d Jast wioter, Hal U pussed, every vropcrey-owner would Lave been his own Agscs- {ur €1 10 8125 per dav, Al that was done was e laying of o Hour,—slmple work,—and it was Lu ||mm.' thun rigut that beahould have Itowized Mr. 8enue wanted to know it the fodring was braced du the limits of the county. If the fu- terpretation placed ou tho law by the objector were correct, aud if the fudubteduess of the ark, counceted with th Fark, excecde convertible futo each vther, who may hold either? crats should cease to collect last year's birds’ uests, For yeurs to come the Democratle party at the will of those ¢ 13 thne that Demo- sor, ur & perjure cotmplete and eq Villugeof, Hydo tho B per cent lind vi apd thy sesult would be s ultuble caumeration und asse reny. which will nevor ubtain unfer aw. Anutber result uf this usequal asscesmcnt ls, ihe State does not get the (ull credis tor its ac- 18 10 bu the central commanding fizure fu Amer- leles. Its real principles underlio tho an systen of constitutioual revublican- fsm. The ‘sooucr ft rlds iteglf of cutangling alitances and comes to the front. DOl for thu benetis of Bexton, and whetlier of county was vxpected to pay soy such but tould get no auawer. Buesy wanted to bear thy bill read, and there was o right to fucur nny further But the Court, fullowing the rule laid dowu by the Bupremu Court in the Bpringfield v3. Edwards case In regard to construction, did Eveu witt all the jnequalities, b socu that the jucrcase fn valuo of live- stock last yoar was nearly 32,000,000, Despite the suuner thy Awoug its ews were 24,823 feet their contldence. t of lumber, 25,100 feet of lumnver, 4,000 fect of nut so luterpret the statute. The fu the Court's vpinton, that nuitl e allowed 1o becote o cdness, Lo a0 amount Amerfean peoplu will “ Let tho dead bury th tho dlsease awmo: sately, should tncludlug eshting in swloe, the fncreuse over 1979 Iuwill by couceded that, 1o thesc tmes, the forugutug statistics presput o guod sod encous- 20 days luborers’ work, tons of coal, 4 b and 8,80 pounds ol ails. 10 basrels of salt, alva of Lay, 80 I Nevada ls justly indiguuut becauso sbe s the Btate thut gets notbing out ot the River Harbor blll, True, she bas o navigabls 5 per ceut of Lthe taxable propesty therclu t the words *‘lu the sgireesto™ relerred to the (odebteducss | BRINK OXLIDIL, < e — Uen, Sucriuau sud His Son. Geu. Sherwau bas writteu @ privato letter to & Irlend tu New York bitterly denouuciog tho When the Bill had been sesd Sr. Boeso sald ¢ Would not vote for ony such tulog, He auted to ses wowe vouchers for lumber, sult used fu laylog the plank but shy {s just like other fulks 1o not and uot to the corporation. If, fur Hiustration, ua to do with it. Couk County were Indebted beyoud coustitutional seclng what that some gullice that need, mscslawizin weaus tu Lave It doney wwos—Lowdl Courier, ty aYy wdl, aud was—ho did wob hotle priesthood for having robbed him of hin boy, Whom o destened for the legal profes- sfon, and denonncing as cruelf falsa the statement now float! apers to the effect that he conalgned his hoy tho priesthood. He opposed the young man’s determination In every way In his power; but a8 ecl(-willed as the Rebels usgd to charge his father with belng, and Across the water to bury himaelf in the Catholic Church 88 & Franciscan Irlar, or {n some other Uen. Sherman thinks all this comes from haying permitted his boy to go toa Catholfe school, and should serve as a warning Bherman inteads maka tt. Louis his permanent home, snd had lvoked forward to the timo when his boy Lo au ornament to the Bar of that elity. WESTERN PATENTS. List of Patants Issaed to Westorn Inventors by the Commissioner of Patents, Washing- Apri) 1 was the day se 10 2 puint some forty miles south of Vickebure and released the busy tuzaing inmates of the Like hoys released from thn confine- ment of achool, sway they went to the willowa ht tho depthsof the fragrant blossums, rring awalted patlenily and was re warded, Tha little ones began to ~ome back, each with his sweet load, and by sunduwn the success of the experiment was assured. expected, s small loss of hces occurred every daw bub this was motre than mnade up by the numbers of vagrant lees, s sorlof hea tramps, as {t were. that joined tho moving col- ony, and the Captain has morn hives now than The bees are making Capt. Perrine ran up _WANTED-MALE NEL tria adrerlizsmsat inesited n ihis colnma : earh atditiaanl tine 19 ¢ 14 eharged. 1 worde and malicfousty 30 cen & throngh the On Sunday 20 senis a Mookkeepors, Clerks, &c. ASTED-A 000D OROUI’.;VY CLERR the son In seemingl DA FIRS DRAV-G00| ng inicaman to gn ta Michixan, Bin similar capacity. Jiraeiin proferied. A LOUIS & CO.r 111 0d 118 Wa: EN-TWo ANENORTIC ered to th ho first set out, honey and the Captaln fs making mone all partien are satisfled. Tha run to 8t. back will be made, and next year ou Auril 1 suother and larger colony wiil leave New Or- Ieans for the North. — PROF. WATSON. 8pectal Dizpated 1o The Tribune, AR® Ansor, Mich., July 22,—Prof. Watson, Director of the Observatory, left to-night for Wyomisg to view the total eclipse of the sun which takes plsce next Mondsy. Creston Paint on the Unjon Pacific Rallway, 800 miles from Chegenne. Ie was accompa- nled by his wife, who will record his obeerva. tions, as sha did {n China at the transit of He hopea to verily Leverrier's thoory of the existance of a planct within Mercury. He takes the Instruments of the Michizan Nor- He s ecnt out by the "RTATR BALAKY 8 offioe. CED RETAILCLOTI: Ao XTED-~FOUR HOTTOME § MRS M(; A, ,J,,T IMERS OF MRN'A CAL! D BAKPA TO 00 steam cracker end w a0 s gooid n Furparticulirs Inqulre Bpecial Dispateh te The Tridune, ‘Wasnixoros, D, C., July 22.—Messrs, A, H. Evans & Co., Patent Solleitors, report the fol- luwing patents lasued to Western lnventors: ) MARER 1 heary work, can get. TIE. Danels, Chicago, artificlal marble cofns, Jolin Lane, Chicago, J. Lanth, Chieago, t .('rnmmikmEcAuiliAu TWTE, s arrango Tnent In Tirlena, ‘Stontans. Ferriors A 4 40, Tribung offics Jhicago, overalis, Ago, nrescrving fish, ment, ate. rywson, Chicago, rail jointe, udolph, Chieago, construction of atove mal School with him. Uulted Btates Government. T BUNE $BHANCIL OFFICEN, N GRDER TO ACCOMMODATR OUR NUMEROUS patrons througuow Tiranch Omicea in the di velow, whera advertisemente will be price as charged at tua Main Omee, untila'tlock p. m. durlug the 1t RIMMS, Dooksellers and Btatloners, 123 tatloner, etc., 1008 e, gates. 0, vehicle:hrakes, aterman, anlky viows, J, Krans, Chicago, band saws, Merrill, Chicagn, lawn rptinklers, Parker, Chicagu, trarses, menter, Honth Evanston, cigar packets, ‘armenter, South Evanston, eug and frult rriers, M}Z‘ il. Preston, Chlcago, dotaching hoss from anling. (. Benilling, Chicago, catamenl D’ W, Morria, Eigin Kaohn, Chicago, ¢l J. T. liyerson, Chicsgo, boller iron. ~A CARRIAGE ~WOOD —WORKERT 00d At ropsiring. 117 And 110 Quiney ‘ar. Employinent Agoncless NTKD-TH18 DAY, 100 RAILROAD 1, e days foreman ree fare; 23 farmy 21 West Hlm}u”’l ", we have estabikhed ridtons. aa drafgnated aken for thic saine d ok, and untlio p, m. M1l in: ang stone cutters . OIS & O AT LAWORERS, RAW. 4 choppers for Miwsourf, 8, 3 Igars, trademark '@ fare; 80 farm hands for 68 eirr: Newsdealer, and Fancy ovds, 729 Lakn-ef.. g neoln, _SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. N, leble, Burlington, win ne. s Tertrand, Rockford, cajtirators. LA Ronds e nars Whitney, Racine, #led kuoes, 2 hwea:Una-adrirtisemen during waek days for 50 cen Un Hunday 20 cente & line 14 charged. 7 twords (n thte column MEDTATELY—BEVERAL TOAND. Tor ratirosd work: wiso, laborers, stonies ands, and ic-make, W, H. MelLGIL, Miscollancous, ANTED-230 PER WEE our self-acti Kicker. hard il ro u and feaves the mil Tol FRED JUDSUN &CO., 7 Trivung Duliding, FANTED=DO YOU WISH T MAKE MONK frst and esay &4 canvassers, traveling or Joval 4nd Boutliern Btatest Aduress i Daniels, Dstroit, aitificial atone coffns. rifith, Marshall, water wheels. L. ¢, West, Kalomazog, nlanting-machines. ., W. Dixon, Bpring Lake, J. W, Green, Pontale, rulars. King, Mason. stock pumps, A, Hili, Ann Arbor, steam feed-cooledt: i1, Pattenglll, Schoolcraft, vehicle .oxle catora, ‘W. Watson, Dotroit, door checks, . 'ORSALE-8100 WILL DUY A BRAUTIFUL one block from d+pot, at Lagrange. 7 miles f) Chicaro: §13 down asd €3 in narkew and stiown frae. 10cents, IRA BROWN, COUNTR FOH RALE-OR EXCHANOGE—100 A 1 Inod near Topexn, Jot ur personal slide and stesm iy, M. 8. DIET. agenty In Weatern Lasalle-st., Jtoom ENERGRTIC MEN OF (00D A : tor 1 __WANTED-_FEMALE ME e, olph, Paul, coal-stove attachment, ompson, Wells, mak 10Wa. Willlam Irclan, Ook Springs, trass-bridge. Lytle & Crocker, Des Moioes, capceliug, &c., otters, & A. R. Steel, Leits, motors. L. Harrows, Nashua, wj A. C, Clotk, Mancheater, mi lo; Matahallion, epg-beaters, Letmbach & Wilson, Oskaloosa, corn-planters, D. E. Moore, Prescott. corn-plantera, . Spalding, Mitchell, elovator cupa, INDIANA, W. B. Barroughs, Friendslp, middlings scpa. Indiansuolls, grain-car doors. ford, Sonth Hend, dinner-ketties, Chandler, wagoti-jnoks, ‘ennington, Evausville, coloring pho- lott, Richmond, atoto-p Buddick, Jackson County, Thumpron, Dickey & Watts, Iolton, clrcular ng charganat C. A, FOY- NOAWAT=A Gity round horue, from o i1ali'e reward will ba given for ON NORTI CLAGK OF cars on Raturday evening. bo rewarded by leaving at 104 Siate-st. OAT—A_PAIt OF GOLD SFRCTACLES 1N ‘case near 013 Michigan Domesticss 00D GIRL, ONE WHO 18 A 600D er. and lroners goud woges will ba wan or Hwede proferred, v. v GENERAL HOUSE: mily ot threo. Apply L 273 North 0rst Q00r; wages. 82 per woek v, The figder Wil ba vuti: rded by returfog thems to J. K. BOISFORD, o near Thirty-Orat. WITH THE JONOOHAM F. 0. findor wiil NLE SWEDISH OR returuing saiae to Wholes o F, 0. TBRIDLE FHOMA PRI ie-st., near the park, A 4 By questivn asked. ED--A GOOD, “RELL vidan girl for general hv‘ilnnwurl) refere red. Apply st ouce al - GOOD GIRL TU D 0 k) ANTEDZGIRLY 22 Alfilne-mnlre_llu erences. STeuicitante on Ilberal reward will b Addreass € 48, Tribune EOARDING AND LODGING, Soyth Side. TWENTY-FOURTH-RT. — A gentieman and wife looklug for cllgible rooms apd substantial board may sddress PRIVATE FAMILY, 60D WAGRS WILL 3 ¥Irl to do geaeral housework at [ TO DO GENERAL FANTED=A COMPETENT OIRL T end iron in & private faini) 1d 10:90 at I»Hqu:jlllE-fl e IHERS AT BURCKY SWEISIL 0it ORI amiily; must be €00 Wasbington- REDRA L, O.Krezcl.- l.lebnukm City, wind-ongines. LE MANNEQUIN. A Queer Little Statne, and tho Protty Le- gend Oonnected with It. 0. C, puiton tn Baltimore American, * BnusseLs, Juno 2.—Among tho fountalos of Brussels thero 43 none that commands such at- tention of tho stranger s this diloutive figare, and there {8 none that s held to such reverence Ly the people of Brussels. It 1s a droll curfosity, whilo at tho same time it1s a true picture of innovence and nature, Ho etands onhis pedestat, showing by Lis countenance that ho is oblivious of the fact that ho is surrounded by spoctators, and that some of them glance at blm from be- biud sheir fang. It 4s the tigure of a hearty and robust littlc boy, about 0 years of aze, stauding on & pedestal over g half-circlo basin, and as ho stolen or defaced an orna- closea both the busin aud Mannequin 18 an Listorieal character, and he has stood for 400 yenrs in his resent pusition. The flrst statuo way iu stone, cars ago it wus replaced by the present ro by Dugyuesnoy, North Side, AND 7 NONTH CLAUK-5T.—~NOARD FOR LA~ featicmoni €3 1o 63 per weck, With uss of ROWN'S HOTEL, -ST.~TURVISIED ANTED-SHIRTAMARKEFRY AT MoA 1 1l ctory, 2ul East Mllllw%-ll}-.rn A ANTED-TWO (RLS TO LEARN DIESSMAK- Tug. 340 Walnah-av., Lwin 6. NTED-NURSE OIRL 14 TO Jg TEARZ OLD, Avbly BU1I6S Prairio-av., uesr Twenty-nfin GIHL TO TAKE GALE OF wanted. At 4u7hy dlichis I8 AN : 2 4y 1004 T5oms aid UosTd, §1.50 per dayt £4.50 L0 87 per week, _Lay bosrd, 81 per week. TOUSE. 178 BTATE-81.. OFIUSITE Vatimer flouse—Nicely turalahod rooids with busrd. Hookkeepcrs, Clorks, &ce ITUATIUN WANTED-BY A NEW YOUKER IN [ h ad wo eaperi- ? AalAry it s 10 el of an objoct ab e Sddross JOLN D, KIUM Taou 1 ADARN “TIOOEE, 238 WADASI-AV.—A NICE ment of furuished rooms to rent, with or ird: day-board on_ressonable terms, DOAID WANTED: _____ 3 UROPRWOOLD bonrd, bns buen frequentl mentat iron sailiy D—A GEYTLEMAN, MIDDI, n (be whitelesd sud ofl with an A 1 huuse, U raveilng sal rade, desires situation tuueace ‘s [&rge trade, su s, _Address C 43, Tribuny. TAMONDS, WATCIFS, The) To arv various Frivaic ofee, 120 fian: cuds In connection withit, the best accopted’ which {8 that the son of a distiuguished man Lod been lost for sowe time, haviug struyed away., 'This part of Bruascls was then a thickes, und’it was on the spot on which the fountain waa subregucntly crected by Lis futher that he was found, after diligent ‘soarch, just in the' position and {n the act which the statue repro- sents, In gratitude for his recovery the fount- nin was erceted, aud bas stood daring all tho viclsaltudes of war aud changes of Govern- hus been Iron time {mwmemo- vopular affection, ITUATION WANTED-1N2 THE DBoO? AND munrefi!nummrmuumeut- ue ottice, "0 #bge rade by an exp oney 10 1uag un wat: ter. Address C 41, T of every deacrlption at GOLDSMIL'S ————— Ottice (lcensed), Ju East Mailson-st. ONEY 70 LOAN AL ved real cafato In Culeauy or on 5K, 143 Dearburn Miscellanconr, ITUATION WANTED—FOR A GOOD RESTT.CTA~ aged 18" viog wiih parents, ‘L‘"“, §lvea for honesty. n PEK CENT ON IM. KSNIE UAN 18K 1 CILANUI H 2K SiFreey Al tho Gousting.toom of (he Triouger CAN BOINGW MONEY othor personal broserty offiea. BITUATIONS WANTED_FEMAL] Damesticse ITUATION WANTED—AS A CUOK IN A FIRST. Foud refervnce riul an ubjeet of grand bolldays it has always been the custom Lo Manoequin to weara costume, and an appolnted and pald by the City Council of Brussels, whose duty it's to dress him on these oceaslons and to in repalr and in runolng order, XV. captured Brussola (n 1747 he wore n large white cockado ou his hut. dressed out fo colors of tho Brabancon reyvolu- tlontaty, and tho Empiro girded French tri-color under Napolcon. Guyernment mposcd tha T FIECES IN PACRAGE: of 810 |n exchauge for currency st cousUag-room Tribuno Compsay. T e e ILVEL "33 A% D30 Ci QITUATION WANTED-! u?; nE no_.i‘;y'?n rhi—' worky Fei: t. oF Germay ' femal p °8 ofice, 173 Nurih I(alstcd s D11 A FUIST-CLARS COOK Refereuce 11 requirud. 44 MIDILY-AGED n 1 CRAT-MOSRY_TO LOAN 0% nupilivd st . DU arme in Dinois. DEAN & PATS PRI, i thwestern’ Lifo’ Intufauce Comps T landoiph and Dentbomn-ate, 210, UUO TO INVEST IN “ANTEQANLISTED week C 47, Tribuno ot 10N WANTED—BY Bwedish wounsd &4 cuok. Apply at 203 Wikchics: ranga colurs upon The days of Beotomber beheld Llm dressed fu w blouse. and under the prosent rand occasions, he gencrally wears the tunic of tho Civil Guard. imate tigure has boen the object of several bee questa, from which somo {den of tho seutiment te of Brusscls In relation to hiin may The object of thess bequests waa to furnish a fund, not only to furnlsh him with dresses for fetes, but also o Keep tho fountaln er, and repalr aud renow it when ‘T'bis s the funa which the cit; miulstors, rud which pays for bis Chamberluin, ———————— ATION WANTED=DY A TOUGNO O nurac| kuod refercuces. Apply mt 110 North C ITUATION WANTED-BY on ieat and pasiry, WANTED=DY irding-huuse. Lal 01 YALE-FOIL A Snest bar fixtures in tneluding & completa ) ‘This little inan- I coat About $1, 000, G KTORK FOI BAL DU bRt Mutnos, lowa., A COMPKTUNT B o, O ormatd TUATION WANTED—NT A GIRL TO DO GEN- uusework; pleuss lct me kuow soun, Address Car, Trivuacotice, WANTED-IY A NORWEGIAN G1itL ATl 8 40 West Erlo —~ONK OF THR OLDEST fulnes, loway stock whout UL, MINN., GUY'S BAM- it with o without the o AT tainee: *Eaey ¥ A AT T0 CO0%, ot man, - (bod re y vaio fawmliy) reforvnca: ALSHURY, st ¥ 0 objectivu to go W liyds T LA A Dangerous Lightalug-Rod. The Cluclunati Gazelle prints o lotter written y of thig Smithsoulag Tu- ject of e ligtning-rod without ground convections, The letter was In respouso to oue written by a gentleman in Lebanon, 0., who had heard argumenta {n favor of the new rod, bub who wus not couvineed, This I ttie letters Burrusoxtax Insrirerion, Wasinnarox, April —tin: The plan ot hghtalogerod you desbribe le an exti c1 N ENGLISA WOMAN ing-house. Apply jp ti A the late Prof, Hen: ST tutiou, oun the s QPPORTUNIT S It locludiog » cumjlete wpie roami origlusl st Tiaudolphi-at. 2 (0$—COMAN, — 1470 “BOUTI! hetween Twenty-nioth » perfect extermination ot and he wiil<all st your resldonce, [NTERNATIONAL i i i e "Bend mildriw 10 FE wonlan with Baby 4 month’ oid. LB % aud Thirileth, gusianiee cilbugs. Address # bosial Housckeepers. ITUATION WANTED-IY AN ELDERLY WOMAN Apply at 87 itay-uv. 3 liousekoupor or &4 nurse. provewncnt was madv by placing projeeting polnts on all aidos of the rod throughout (s whols extent. Another suppoeed tmprovetnont was lo lerminste the end of the rod wear the ground In a sharp wont, but hoth thewe plans sre 8t varisnce with rinciplos of clecitical protection, which 0 drawing the electricity (rum all the spaco vccudled by the ruof of the huuss to the polat of o continuvus rod Intimately connected tho earits by means of watee-pl| vr other masses of metal, fectly swooth, and su constructed wa tu receive tho elvctricity st the upper cud and transmit it silently DELITY BANK BOORS In excuauge for plaave, 63 AND 207 STATR-BT. MEN THUDUGH THE NURTH-* ou, s0UFS. OUF SAHIDICS UD COULe da, cluthiog, snd otlou wmea pry- 14 (luve Lepol, 04 hiata-st. audclty warraute '0, BENT-CUEAP-80 NOUTIL PEOIIA-ET., 10 o turnitu) Ly ", uies walk frul Calciminei, and %0 RENT—304 ADAME-ST.~TEN ROOM TIOURR, 1 haraj all u Gag Bouth Bide. RENT--FIAME LOUSK NO, a3, furnace, Lot walel !.:onlwuln. WALTE] BULENDID PIANOFORTE, EQUAL 1O NEW ty Hicls carved legs aad Iyrs, only $riod fully wATEAITLY, 243 AND sy sTATE 8T, North Side, STUR DESLILABLE TVO-8TOR Y alutud sad calcimined JCH S, 40 Dearbura-st. T0_RENT-ROOMS, North Siae, t J00MS, ALSO FURNISHED bigau-at., near Clark. The actiou of 8 pasitive cloud on the U-shaped rod, whown tn the circular you send, would, b ductlon, render vach branch of the U uewat! electnfied sud the nurizontal ihis cas¢ 8 discharso would branch at the sario moment, and doscend in a cur. rant through the unddie of the horlzontal part 1n my opiulun, & rod put up in thls wanuus 1s werss than Suyaat all, r NEW ORGANS. To reut or for sala on Iastaliment p) nd tu ontur each RGANB OF DES' MAKERS AT sy 20, 804 $100, for G OF on vasy wontkly 1L T. MAUTIN, 265 AND 267 STATE-ST. 0l} BALE=A POOL-TABLE-AT HALF FRICE, 00 sccouat of d ‘est Tufstconth-at. C. & GHREAT DBARGALN. South Nide. Y-FULNISHED ROOMS. Landolph-st., itoom W, ——————— A Flostlug Aplary, Last spring was published floatlug aplary which was belng constructed st New Orloans, for the purposo of haviue a sort of perpetual summer by salliug up sl down The floatiug vee-bive has ook Henehiee ABut L ach Bropelier Atiute Laurlo can b Ok PRty to G M EAILS, Kinte-st. bride EONSES AND OARRIAGES, UCTION BALK, EKXCIANG 0Fsvd Dugicive, eic. . . Morse Market, 271 Weat Tweltt] . HOUSEMOLD GOODS, l“Ul(SITUllB AND i wuokly snd month T BMENT-S$TOIES, OFFICLS, &o, ne Mlustssipot River. o luiyr-srom: 19 LAKE. now passeil Bt. Louls on its way up. the mav who has e hus 800 b boats, aud the {ubavitanta the bousy a1l the day fromn uvery along the Missouri Thuey are no doubt pa; usual amount of stiuzlug that s the sole de- lgnt of o bee, aud the atiticted Missourial sstrg tho oating b a INU, JiL, Boui I'fi of this sweet oy, TaApoiy o KDDING SULD ON EASY N, 303 AND 267 BTATE-8T. FPARTNERS WANTED, (= WITH ABLUT 87, busluesd In some MEItL 2, Juncay, STORAGE, peniig the Miselastupl, strict sitention tothe T~TWO FURNIS uin, by two guntie X fuZeuces vEch. od. 17ing resiocace 28 Al ivA —TO KE ‘and Uath adjol i 1 Bt o N Lt ANTED=TO RENT_SOITE OF TW rmlatied ot for g & Huw wuch A houss to ‘‘bua two barges of ordivary length litele steru-wheel steawer Jumic The two barges wery eug 400 hives All varictics of ho lutroduced, as the euterpristuy Captaiu destrod to wake Lis expertucnt s brosd und thorough as possible. The hives wers valnted lu contrust- iy colurs tn order that the little worke, retury Lo the proper Live, the colors stdiug cach fu distingulshiug bis Lowo by couparative loca- tloa. Thu etart waa wade ou May 13, although ¥ provided with ANTED = TO RENT —NICELY - oot With board fur Tady, " Wb other boardors, by yules co Addrens C 3, Ll NTED-TO EXCIL ANTED-TO Uk BOOKS GO 10 CHAP d Dearbora-ats. A Lerged siock Wt son and Dewumity, A el s =y