Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY., AUGUST 9, 1878. 3 e e e ee—— e ———————— e ot DR & city d1d not so construe the law, Inpassing on | ary line) of Bee. 5, 37, 15, except forty acres | made an attempt to bribea member of the Electoral Tl[l‘ (JOU-“TS' lhc’qumunn of constractlon, the (}0|le took & | square In the northiwest corner thereof, ;.n!lr of Lonlelans and fatled. For thiaold po- WIIEAT' mediam vlew, after Coonley, —that the platit and CIRCUIT COURT. I'U:u 3 111 to 1""3"!::::.-":;:?5 a c‘hlmnlnn of manitest fatchtof the Legislatuce wasto provide | Roscathal & Pence bezan o suft for $2,000 | FEEIE R0 60 pretantl iy BETOG F, not Bverve o a way for correeting the crrora and nequnlitien | yesterday agalnat Angustus Bauer, andau- | ol§R TP Wi ROOR U SRRRCy, 0OF, G FE 7 growing out of the previous defective proveed: | utlier for $2,500 again<t Henry A., David A., | hae matchless efirontery.~—lhiladelphta Jultetin faies, ?m'l lu; 'x"?e“mzl ?h':x dmimmlm:l growing Jn.;elm Ii.{ n?;l.! Im&. Kohin. it (Jiep.). ont of the decision which declared thuse ro- John H. Dunpbam began a sult In trespass 5 ceeninca Tnvalid, and to spportion tho matcrt | againat lenrs Mosher and Spencer A. Mosher, | 1t in Kearney's mission to frighten the nient and payment of those taxes as nearly equ cinlming §: damages, ‘*respectable "’ citizens who neglect their political as possible, A large proportion of the taxvay- The Flide! avings Bank, for the use of V. | datlen Into the reslizstion of the fact that they nre ers had nircady voluntarily pald these taxes | A, Turpin, Receiver, commenced a_sull for | thercby Inviting anarchy, chaos, and the activity upun the basis of the amount required by the | 83,000 against H, IL. Shufeldt, W. C. Egan,and | of desperate adventnrers of all aorts. And, It appropriations made, and it scemed to bim | Samuel E. Egan. Kearney falis, atll} other **plagnes, ' each worse clear that the Legislature intended the tax Willlam Houilston sued Robert II. Harcourt | than ita predecessor, are 1n store. it 1s the daty should ha relevied ana extended upon the sume | for $2,500. % af the conecience and intelligence o the country to basis and valuation as nearly as possible, so that Eliza J, Loomis fed adistrens for rent agalnst | Tuie it, and the penaltiea of failure are beginning the burden should fall uniformly upon all per- | Ormas G. Smith, to recover 8700 back rent of | ' fall on us.—New York Wil (Lep.). sons and property. Whethier the Legislature | Nos. 83 and 85 Went Jackson street. Mr, Marblo's commnnication is of no spe- was wise or not, or whether it appeared to the JUDGMUEN 1al Importance, except s it will tond to atir u| Miind of the Court to e unnccessary, indiscreet, | Surznton Count--Coxrrsstows—Thomas Dent | & ; P or burdennome to the taxpayer, were not quea- | ot al. va, Sarah C. C«Hey'nmllw;hm:m\vyhc;r';.l thie animals in the Democratic cage. The public, tions for the Court to decile. Bo lonir as none | $227.04. knowing the methods by which Tilden obtained of the constitutiunal rights of the citizen were z P —T iy his nur(nlnl:lt'llll ::g, n‘;:‘&:n::f:n ':fy ::n:m‘gudm. 4 e 3 enfore. ) camoalgn, and on eplavde, yiolated in the directions pretoribel for enforc: | THE CHARTER OAK LIFE. | Wilioficsily befiove tust e neaiccies any us. suithority. The remedy sgaingt unwlgoorun- | o g oo emen e e d wiih i R Just modes of taxation was to ho suught from test et oot '.'n‘:"::‘ .h‘: L‘nnr:m-:v thin rort in Florida, and the evidence that a sloil- T T P e ‘l)l;o.n!(;dl the citizen, dropping his big words all WANTED-MALE RELP, Iden. i WANTER-HALE G AD Now [ nndorstand,” ra the old man, | avhng ek days for o5 comte; Faen AtAimaL Hue ¥3 =*'going to be & thuoder-storin, Well, what | €#112 0On Swnday 20 cante a fine (s charged. 7 words do you want me to do about it areraged line. Decision as to the City Taxes of 1873-'4, A Warehouse Commissioner on the Change in the Rule, Rookkoecpers, Clerks, &ce POL]T[C,‘L ASSEéSliENTS. VWANTED-A TELKGRAPH OPLRATOR WRO alea thoronghiy understands afice’ work; muse Correckness of the Fouition Assamed by | 1aks & mort Fasd mriias wi pay aeire. miary. & orrect e Positlon Assum ¥ | enod prace for i ¥ and: Collector Smith. B 3 o g omcey oo Ia ova hiod Cineinnait Commeretal, Ana, 7. AN RXPRRIENCED ~GLOTHING The correspondence between Mr. Georze C. o 35, Fbase smee T Gorham, Secretary of the Natlonal Republican A T e S AETTEoH. Comtnittee, snd Mr. William tfenry Smith, Cal- | MY mission business; ‘n;m‘ be sequainted with the lector of Customs at Chicago, fn reference to | ments. " Addres for re Suve atering aiiey ContlEn: . ) polltieal assessments, 18 valuable as showlng | 81d Fererences, ¥ 41, T:fi‘:"‘.’! eey 8 ST Tanied eancurrence of opinlon touching the entire Iree- Trades. dom uf those who sre solicited to contribnte | \W ANTED-A NLACKs\ITH Wi THORQUOULY to the campalgn fund, to glve or withhold thelr Ting Foat ) LeaAe R, w10 fift. The Socretary of the Natlonal Committee steady waa will fing assures Mr. Smith that the circatar which hehas O addresscd to Federal officehiolders throughout the country Is intended simply to call attentlon to the importance of the canvasa. the tecessity of funds to carry it on, and the pame and vust. Judge Loomis Holda that the Law Is Constitutional, The Trade with England and How It Might Be Lost. Antlcipating that the Hon. George M. Bozue, of the Railroad and Warchouse Commlsston, would be back from Sprivgtield yesterdav, a re- porter went in search of him for the purpose of discovering what he had Lo say, il auythiog, about the recent actlon of the Buard in chang- ing the rule on the subject of mized grain. Mr. Bogue was found at his oflice, and was inter- rogated at some length on a question which s lust now of chief jutetest fu grain circles in Chi- €ago. 3 “Well, what has the Board been doing at Speingticld, Mr. Buguel” ' qhe Sturges . Case---Record of Judg- ments, Bankraptcies, Etce CITY TAXES OF 1873-74. JTDOE LOOMIS' DECISION, Judge Loumls dellvered his decisfon yester- day afterncon upon the applteation for judg- ment ogalnst lands and lots clieged to be delinquent for the ity taxes of 1873 and 1874, ‘Che opplieation was made, ho sald, under the provisions of an act af the General Assembly, teady empll ORSEHITGES »dm!clnnlc._lb._l’ll(h.\l(l:?gl‘n" :m Bl Gy =A GOOD BLAGKS\ITH URLPKIG 18- e conet., o the legislative departments of Government, and iar attempt was ;made tn Loalsiana is very ationg. ely. 44 Ridrie approseld May 5, 1877, and in force-July 1, 1877, | not from the jud?clnry. fram the Contenl of the Polley.Tloidors. Whether this posi-maricm of Mr. 'rl(dw"- nrrep #1418 best set out in the preamble, proceding | oMce address of the person Lo whum moteys ;| :{—,,',,,,fl.,,r 3 JOBEING TLACK: for the nssesainent, levy, and collection of back EVIDENCE. Spectal Correspondence of The Tribune, and stateamanship will help nim in his campaizn sLould be seot. H ¥ ILACR- the resolutlun, which states that the rule onthe £004 £oy and permanent emoloymeat. 129 - subject of mixed wheat has falled to accom- plish the purposs for which it was originally in- tended,—to prevent the mixing of spring and winter wiieat; that ls, Lo present a lower grade of ‘,v'lwn beiog suld as & higher grade by mix- Holdlag that the uct was conatitutional,—was remedial,~that, under tho power conferred, the Council iad the right to ascertaln the amount that was by their action in 1573 and 1874 re- quired to berafsed by taxation for the municlpsl purposes of those Yyears, and that the question asto theamount thus required was a discretion- sry one with them, not subject ty reviow by the Coitrt, the ubjections to the evidenco tendlog to show what the actual expenditures tor cor- porite purposes were in 1873 and 1874, and to tho evidence tending to show that the cutire amounts of those approvriations were not used or pald out, would be sustatned, as would be thu objection to the evidence offered to prove thoamount of voluntary pasments; but evi- dence tending to show that the amount certified to the County Clerk for either year exceeded tho totsl umount of all sppropriatious iwade by the city for such year would be admitted, as the att limited the certifieate to that amount; also, evidencs showing that anyof the items con- tofued lu the sppropristion ordinances are il legal. T‘m credit for this substantal victury for the city is in great measure due to the abio present- t"w of the law by Fruok Adams sud Corporas {on-Couusel Bootleld. Hanzvonn, Conn., Aug. .—The latest state. [ for 18, reanios to bo seen. —Ifurijord Courant 2ep. ). mont regarding that unfortunate company, the Charter Ost Life-Insurance Company, ls of « | If tho investigationa “d"h‘ Labor Com. atrange charncter. Bince the retirement of | Mittce of Congrees n wd'°'| Yo #ax. intelligent Gov. Jewell, s the election of Mr, Barttiolg- | fe#0lt tho witncases called will bave to be of more competent sort than those oxamined on Satardsy. mew to the Presidency by the policy-holders, &5 | myiq yrincipal spokesman on Uhat occaston took the a part of the reorganization on a mutusl basis | oppurtunity to denounce the Guvernment in good under the sction of the Legialture, tho Com. | eberms for s asacument ol and it e pany has rapldly recuperated, and 8 | o York Post-Ofice. In tho next breath he an- last statement showed a surplus of over nonnc‘e'd. 't'n ano nl‘ th&’nerv;:gu- of the v":'kflnzli 880,000, ‘This resuita partly from tho | M. that the cunateaetiol Ang mansgement of & y ralirosds and telegeaplt 1inoy should be axaumed b ordinary recuperative powers fncident | fhatjavorniment. - Coosiatency ia cvidentiy n jewet to the business, but principally Lo the reductivn | too rare for this witness to pussees. —hlladelphia of tlabllities through the 40 per cent scallng of | 1721irer (Rep.). nfillulgs ‘l”l t:xe lulumm\.nmmu:d \;nu‘er the va?- Thero has been a great deal of falk about cll administration, Now that the Company Is . b Gotniz well. I fa remarkale that Tho DIOJect Fi: | crany wnseerats chronehont tne ot oot i e mored should have been started, be Pot X year ago, when tha. Furber. administration | 2ccationed by the conspiracy of the Potterites, and ratired, Furber's controlling stock intercat of | b7 nothing elsa. AW patciols, vreferred Grank, o) o) B ¢! Y with his fron nerve, & Mexlean luvernmen };;{,’;3:“.};:,'e‘,’,"z,‘}’“f,,:‘fg;fl“g', ',‘,‘u'&gf“"f;‘,‘! Now tnat tho conepiracy bas failed and the botiom " L and niaes have fallen completely out of Potterism, :'e‘:"':g-d"l";;"‘k‘,‘éa Legialature amended the char- | i need of Grant for 185U.bas pawied sway. Tiia nization of the | jnasses of the people do not WIAE any man to serve Compnoy on o mutusl basis, a comprumise was | s third term. Both partles fonght oat the lasc made regarding the atock, which would ordiua- | campaign under the oue-term llllr. Now let us rily have been blotted out by the insolvency | ashere to the programme, excent In the event that of tho corporation. A proviso was Inserted | the Democrats et up & rebcliion. which we believe {n the amended charter that the stock shound | they witl ever try todo. Bat, If they do, let us Mr. Sinlth seems to have construed the clrcu- lar as the expression of a forced assuantcnt, the National Coinmitles assumiog that every officenolder {s bound to put up s money, aud he Informed Mr, Gorham that, so far as bin sub- ordinates are concerned, they would be lett en- u'n:l'y Eun '.oll'llupond {0 “t;u‘ u: the nuillillnl.lunl of the Comnittee, and without any risk ol los- 3 iz their officla) positions shouidl they reluse 10 L e & avswer the deinand made upon them. AR A AT Mr, Smith's aupreheusions are duo doub:less $1.75 per deys not so much to what the circular containg as to | = the fuct that the Committee have fullowed an | VY old custor in soliciting contributions from | yirry um;l-l:lnldfi{:‘:ndln u!‘l“&‘l’m that lu!':-cmmh;re i carried wi au imolicd gssurance that contin- | (Y ARTE 3 V) CITY, uance b oflice depended nlvun Lhe promuptness ) £ &t ¥ Lo-day, A“I-qo n{l‘rud hm’r‘tcrrr(?v'r and amount of the contributlon; ‘and it was Aid Wiacunsin; free Taro. MOILS, 65 Buutn due as well to the Secrotary of the Committee e asto hl-‘:’ubunllu‘;tu that :m l}m:&u dell‘ne s Miscellnneous. own positiut, and asaert the freedom of each ANTED=A PUSHIN L ESSEAN STRO- person Lo act tpon his own aense of duty, ) e eiF s ot a1 the saLioney “The toue of Mr. Gorhan's reply to the Col- | 8% 50 e a e retk AT Tector's letter {s not ol a kind to assure one tuat ASTE f inauod e clrcular with the same e of ft4 WS eilect that Mr. Smith insists it shall bear. His NTES ;- . : displeasure is but thinly disgnised, and his sar- \Vé}.;" "Bnul?xri‘;ffi;n'b,mii‘.’:‘&.&“{.‘m}.r}, casm I intended to give offenge. 1l would | IoR-buok.” Liun's fud to cail, Tloous 0 Trivune Bult evidently preterthe ol mode of assessments, but is constrainied to fall in with Mr, Smith's views, knowing that thev are fully in harmony with those of the Adminfatration. “The Presi- Domestics, {axcs, or taxes that were attemptod to be col- “Jeeted by incorporated cities fu former years under and by virtue of uuconstitutionsl laws, cte. A great many objections had been'filed {o the rendition of judgment, and counscl for objectors had made a voluminous offer of evl- deuce In support of thelr varlous objections, to hie Introduction of which evidence counsel for the city object. Nominally, therefore, the only question presented waa as to the admissibility of the offered ovidenco: but counsel uvon both sides, by tacit consent, had conducted the argu- ment upon the theory that the cvidence was farrodueed, and thus theargument had assumed the broadest and most comprehensive scope, pttacking not only the valldity and regularity of tlie proceedings on the part of the corporate authorities of the city by which the tax was aeseaned oud levied, or attemoted to be assessed and levied, but also the constituttonality of the law fusell. IT WAS CLAIMED DY THR OBJECTORS that the act was invalld, beeause it was local or special lerlslatlon, and therefore fn violation of Scc. 22, Art. 11, of the Constitution, jnthat it provides for the reasscssment, lovy, and collec- tiun of back takes only for fncorporated citles which have attempted to colleet, these taxea —A WECOND MEAT CGOK A’ i on Hose, 4 steady Job for 8 kod maa. - GOOD BARDEE AT 273 BOUTH ""WAS TNE ACTION OF TR ROARD UNANI- Mous?" “Perfectly su. ‘Ihie only differcnce was as to the time wlicn the change shoutd go futo effect. ‘Tnag was all." + What objection was there to havinz it zo into eifect ot once,—that is, within the twenty dnya proviled by the ruleal” **Becuuse there hus been such large trans. actions made for August and Heptenber de- fivery that, if we had donelt, the position of the Board sight have been nttacked, and it might have beun nceused of foterfering in the iuterest of tha bulls tu the detriment of the bears.! “ il you read. Mr. Bozue, THE VARIOUS INTERVIEWS on the subject of therule in this mornivg's ‘Tunuset ¥ f did" [ave you any ldea that this change will have the injurlous effect oscribed to it by Mr. Wrightt" 41 have not." “\Why noti” “Tn the tirst place, the country that grows lowa and Mimouri te-choy i free fure. Pive rarm at —TWO GOOT FAR ird-st. and Lake-ar, IN GENERATL. TIB BTUNOES CASE. & A ] d keeo hin [n ustil thoy qulet s oy dent has been very outspoken on this subject, TANTED-NORWEGIAN O DANE GIRL IN heretofore under Bl und have failed, and | The argument ou the motfon to dissolve the | haven prospective value: that tre them Grant, an ey g winter wheat dun't grow springg_ wheat, aud the B.littacyurs 4 et | Y PRI E gL I8 is not therefore a general law for the whole | temporary injunction In the case of Wililam N. | the Company Lecame solvent and n}':’;,‘,:{‘.‘:zf"::‘fi:"“fl'"fl'fi'dmflf;‘;'_",‘:“ n",“‘t,l‘;: country that grows spring whout don't grow | Bk soionzas Lé s in the White House, e h}e A A A R T T O furced nssessments for el Fa AL et ey political purposcs are at YW ANTED=GiNtL FOI! QRNERAL TIOUsR “Ihere I8 certalnly no objection to the sollcita- et TFow HAt Jca. Catl S T T onap tlon ab campalen-funds by the Natfonul Com- | burtheast cor . mittee, The exoenees of o cauvass, however Y ARTEB=COMLE: economically conducted, are large, and none ts houseworks wad suppused to be more directly fnterested fn see- —AT €14 WERT WASHINUTONT, A ine that the party does nut” sulfer for want of T Keneral nuuswors. Alw, nurie girl the meaus to carry on lta work than the man | S0otiéyesmoraxe. who enjoys the benetitaof Its success, unid whose \".\)T“U—-\ GIRL WIO 18 A COMP ) contiuuen share 1n those benetits dopents DO | gue rescny From Panome. Chiamily of three, Lreter #ts further triumuhs at the ballot-box. This | Twety-utiu, (i i e sl 3 consideration alone-might lufluence every = ofliceholder Lo etrengrben the fund in the AN i hunds of the Committes by s remistance | WASTED=A X1 correspouding to the fmportance of the | fectivue place he holds and the malary bo recelves. But he must be permitied todetermine tor tumeell whether be cuan siford to Btate. This position was fully answered by the aee of the Jown Rallroad Land Company vs. Baper, 40 Town, 112, where, under g simlilar Con- stitutional provision, the Suvreme Court of Juwa decided such an act to be a general and pota spectal aet, and the Supreme Court of 1liinois hod vassed on a shinilar questfon in the case of Hundley ve. Thy Commissioners of Lincoln Fark, 67 111, 550. ‘The Court could not take Judlcial notlce, nor was it abla to say that Chiazo woa the only incorporated city that “has uttempted to assess, levy, or collect taxes for any year or years prior to 1877, under and by virtue of any uncoustitutional law,” ete, Al the Incorporated citles within the State fulliog within the conditions specified In the aet wero entitled to avall themsclves of it, and therelore it was not, in his fudgment, local or spectal, but of unlform operation. winter wheat. Nordo L pelieve that this can be made aswinter-wheat market by the fact that the rules of fnspection pernnt thie mixing of spring with winter wheat. Azain, sow dues Mr. Wrizhe know that the rule is golog to huve the injuriwus effect he claims? It §s pure specu- latton.” ** Can you sec how the new rule can work n- Juriousty (" 1 cunvot see any possible way in which it will bave au evil effecl. There was & verybroad dliterence of opinion In the Commisslon as to when the rule should o inwo effect. Mr. Siith was of the unpression that it ouzht to take aifect immedintely,—that 18, at the end of the twenty days after publiation, 1 thuught, n view of the deals that had been maode tor Auzast nod Beptember delivery, thut it wonld e wise to postvoue the dute until Uctober. 'Theru are lated o sulliclent surplus, the stock might Lo | thom that ofher Galens men, Elibu B, SWash. tion to tho Erealdency under thoregrganlaation, | mubie (o). & ey but was unauccessful. ils 1,200 shares ol stock, he has transferred 500 to his brother, a Tho worst -chfectian (o tha .cruds ulter- Boston lawyer, and 1t {s understood that the | 8nces of this new agitator and demagogue (Kear- owners do not Lropose to await the purchase of | Bey] 1e, that they are calcolated and Intended to thelr stock In an uncertain fature, but con- | sntagonize those who should co-operate and be es- template amore coerretlc course. A{fl:url‘"l( sentially’ one, Ile wants to get caplialists sna wutuel 2 ;nlu;r'xlunu,fl;%lch“ uawon bexct:lle:ln Inborera togethor by theears. 1lo wants to ereate authorl e e made = Hhronmi the courtey o test thu Salldity | B et s e o {1 necor: of the legjstative axt, ®uich, while not blotting | tate sucial chaoa and oarcly. Every mieiligont out the stock, virtuatly killed ita power by pro- | lavoring mun wust see that such s {(cy wunld be vidlug that its owners should have no volce in | disasirous to his Intercata and tne intereats of the the Cuml:llly’s manggement. ‘This was the re- m“':'r‘g;ov“e I‘_ """u"}d":}‘.:l';: "‘l:r":"ni;"“" "‘“‘"'“ ¢ . Gy prosuerily, qult ot o utlon of tho Lerislaturs, It e ires | and tisees vill b othing fur any class 15 comptath Hturges vs."Cho Board of Trade came up yes- terday morning before Judze Farwell, aceord- ing to agreemeant. At the opening of the court Mr. Monroe wanted to know something definite about the proposition of Judge Luwrence that the present argument should be considered a linal hearfug, from which an appeal vould be taken tothe Supreme Court. Juage Lawrence aaid he had not consented to any such thing, ITu would llks to bave the arzument finul, 80 as to taks the caseup ot once. The cuso was merely for an {njunction, and the declsion on the motion to dissolve the njunctivn would be o declsion of the whole Malncoisanooncs ATIEXTIVE YOUNG 011 akes lo & Lrat-ciny cou N f. Lut capitalists will not favest their money in ' 80, how mi It was clajmed, however, that the act was | 3% the general Iaw, the Company stiould have gone | & no Uctober deals out. Toereare a few sellers | 29 fuvaitd becnuise ‘relrospeciive 1o fta oporation, | Mr. Pratt said tho bill was for an fujunctlon, | fuio'the haods of Ttecelver, which would Liave | e fneely to 10ca 1o Sl evarsiong oy b s | tne vear, but L vias told by a geutleman wno | B¢ dars o Committee, he will be wmarked for removal from and affecting vested rights, This was a office. ‘Thut s compulsury osscastuent us it and nlso for such othor rclief ms wmight be remedial statute, and remedial statutes might proper. settled the fate of the stock and the nasets, but Detwoen labor and capital de- wugiit to know that they smounted to nothing Ly this special uct tho Company was kept allve, | stroye confldence, and makes capitalists cautivus comparativelv.' ¢! o ol . TUENT MAR. Le retrugpective, Numierous cases wers cited dgo the stockholders agrecini to the plan. huw thoy ventaro'anything. Al sach balderdash | * DId vou hear anything, while you were dowp | Bas been Leretofore practiced; and fustances ried m iainats and o thow e, Th rower o, lovy fity taxes for | , JudgeFarwell sald that if the bill was only | 500 o) of the legislation Sionosed fa sim- | 08 st Rearney doclalined faxt nlgnt s calcuiated to at Soringiald, frou the Fprolucersth grae | A€ unmerous whero men of lante famitios, | ioncri: al Frensh sid Spasia 6reesss cioat o for an fujunction the preseut argument might be s flnal hearing, s it would dispose of the case. It was not meccasary to putinany de- wurrer, though It would formally be proper. It the Injunction was dissolved, under the rulings of the Bupreme Court, the complainant would munleipal purposes for 157 and 1874 une O tens. ave “hioa, in uriu duubtedly existed, not under the City Tax act (Bt 800); but under the City Charter and gen- erul revenuc laws then In force. Thetax was legal, but the means attempted to be uded to entorce its colleetion wero llegal; the remedy was defeetively applied; and it was within Iy to oust the management’ choscn by tne | Sulure t8o very people It was addressed to. In- Policy-hotders and ‘aiale Lo, piaco tha contiol of Tirei st panasea1tia polon <shaie Fork Koyren Combany In the hands of the stock Interest, It kil way readily be Infcrred that the ectieme wiil pe | Now that George Meade huos published lot- violently upposed by the policy-holders, who | ters of Gen, Grant directly contradicting what hnr:: had too much of stock management 1n the | John itussell Yoang reports him as saylog with re- pas! Mg nudeet ol Jn itlowto tase harss uf buidy silunid it and post-uilices, have piocl themsely MM UL Buatices ur, it C0f Aulcratcas; # rafse the amount required of them, that they | 4764 b~ PHILLIFIE, Arenzrilic, Can Co., TiL. mizht Ul retain thelr positions. It is this [ SITUATION | WASTE featare ol political asscsaments that the Presl | inplo secarity: satistaciors, Waab sotfio: dent sceks to duo away with, and azainst which | thingto vo. Addreas N 21, Trisdue otlice. Mr, 8mith protests, ) ~BY 4 SINULE MA prowers—on the subject of the changein the rulel” “Not a thinz. They secmed to take noin- terest in ft—apparentiv not.? WIHY WAS THE OLL RULE ADOPTED!" It was adopted in tue ficst place, us 1 une YEARS wbsr traue: X TEN . gard to Gen. Meade, to the prejudice of that com- | derstand Jt, to jualotain thy purity of the . o . i % thopower of e Logllatura to. reumova tha | buvo tho lghs o svpeal, ant tho defendsots | | T anaver of Mesars, Furber, Wieato, ot al, | manderofthearonteat batils of tha War: and now | Krades. - Euf tnatauce eref g o abinbiug 8 A aentiment Is gnitie alde ot e Pral s s cfects,—to provide a remedy, would have the same righ! e Injunctiou was | to the inforimn: e 0 ol % ad of winter wheat. retty unearly al- v " . o1 o Tlodue, Towes clnl:‘u’md e A e have same ric| i {hartford County charging them with conspiracy thst Gen, Boynton Lias shown that it was quite Im. L1 e eity uearly al who find places under the Goverament verforin ST wuys, exeept when there 5 a corver, wincer wheat fs worth from Uto 12 conts ber Luchel wore than spring, A car contalus 350 bushels. sustained. That question of (nal bearing, how- cver, eou 1d be declded afterward. Mr. Pratt then went on to read the bill, an sepvices Jor whlen Lhey wet au equivalent fn sol- Arodcse re posible that Grant could say that Boynton's ra- 10 defraud the policy-hulders of the Charter aries. It they du this, te money carned i | GITUATION WANTED-A4 PEACTICAL CUSTON tempt on the part of the Legislature to tmpose 2 Oute Liter lias already been placed op flio with | oW of Sliorman's Memdirs cstranged Lim from.| 0 tax upon tho city by the General Assembly 3 Shorman until he came to read the Memoirs theirs, and they vaubr not to be Hable to usscas- and goud tllur In cliy ur coansery guad st {tsclf, and not by the municipal authoritics, be- & L the Clerk of the Court, the object beiug to af- o | 1lu loads that with 300 bushels of winter wheat, st 1 A i srencesfurnlaved. For parileatass slarce 3L Jo, 16 cause It arbitrarlly required the Council to ;':fmzz"‘.fl‘)“fl;:;%‘mfl}“d t‘:}'&'}:}:‘}l‘!‘)’:‘“‘:: ford the prosecuting sttorney sn opportunity ‘,‘,:‘,‘.',,:}’;“,‘:‘;.,::}’." m’v;:l fi?,sflm',?:":'éef:'“wm: aud puts on top of it ity Lushels of upr)an: meat fore thau other adhrents of tho party. | Wasbigin: i e o ISR 4 h Most Republicans, whether in ofllce or out ot it, 5 1€ earnestly wishing the success of the parly, _ Coachmen, Tenmstors, &ce coutribute Treely to campaln-funds, awd give o | QITUATION WAN FED 3 AQUIL HAN NS vod deal of preclous e 1o the conduct of o | Gersrser v best of romes S canvass: aud, until it {s demonstrated that en- | - furced assessments on - officeiolders are essen- Miscellnncous, thal to party succoss, and that b eannot be | QITUATION WANTED-IY AN HOSKST, ACTIVE achiteved Iy nny other way, the freedom to act | gaterr M G ells sl errauds or collectiog fur an for which Mr. Bmith conténds should be jusiy- | = =m=e='e= e = s — tamed. GITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL e T AT T ; Domonticss ; Az £ _BBANCH OCFICES, | crryaTioN WANTEO-BY A G10L TO DO OCY-. TO ACCOMMODATE QUK NUMKLOUS &Y sral housework In s private famlly, Csll st p Souih patrons thmuziout the cliy we have catablished | Oreenst, Hrsuch Utices §o the differeat Divisivus, us designatud certlfy to the County Clerk the smount that wua required, cte., for inuniclpsl purposes for the year or years for which the back taxes were clatined, and required the County Clerk to o8- . certuin the rate per cent, ete,, upon the valua- tion of that year, In other words, that the Lepislature levied the tux, and merely invested the corporato authorities with the minlaterial function of carryinie out the legistaiye will, nud thereforo the act was fn contravention of Bee, 10, Art. IX, of the Constitution, which provided that *the General Assciqbly ahall not finpose taxca upon munlieipal corpurations,® cte. le did not s understand the act, It was strictly to examine the auswer and prepare (or the trial | fuenishied by Grant's confidoatial sucretarios with at the next term of the Court, the fourth Tues- | bia knowledge; and insemich a8 it cannot bs pos- day of this month. The substance of the an- | slble that Grant would do such Injustice to the swer is & speciul demurrer to the counts in tho | [ame of solilers aa to say there was no battle of information, and this will resalt fu arguments | Lovkont Sountain, and thatit was alla romance, to the Court on poluts of Jaw only. Mr. Swott, | 38 Yeuns rpotse him se suying, the pubite wil 7 Ohicazor counecl Tor Mr. Fufber, has buen | conclude thut Young's reported conversations aru Nerg recently and Is underatood Lo bave taken o | (Vg7 untrustwortily, und that, while pretending leading part {n the preparation of this suswer, | Bresutency. 1o Ia feporting hims na- sbylug thinu as he did u the arguiments laat month ou the | calculated to ralss prejuuice agalust hin anan en- demurrer to tho original indictment. From | vioun snd nmrum;ul character, ‘This might be prescnt appearances {t t8 doubtful thut n trial | expected from the writer . who_ raiicd the hue and o8y bo reavhied at the onsaing term, uyen If the | CFF upon tiraus of dealgna of **Cessriam. '—Cin- demurrer should be overruled, C. cinnati Guzetts (Kep. ), It, by the rules of fuspection, that were all eraded as winter wheat, Lie has sold o part of lils wheat at a mgher price thau 1t s wortn,~ that Is, bo has suld diity bushiels at from 0 to 12centa more than te could have suld It for as spring wheat.! “ Winter wheat, then, will generally briag the better price?” * Yes, except when there is such o coruer as this, and such a corver is oo of the must ex- ceptlonal things in the business, Toe only time wnen there can be a corner in No, 2 spring I3 | Just at this time of the year—just befure the riving wheat begins coming fn,—between hay which occupied vver an Lour, Mr. Deut followed, waklugzithe openlog argu- ment for the Bourd of Trade. e said thut Sturges asserted alegal rieht in 1874, and that saine right was in question ou the present bill. It was establishied conditiovally by thu recent verdiet of the Jury In the mandsmus case. But 1o forve or effect must ve given to thut verdict because av appeal had been taken, That appeal operated o8 8 superscdens and was SUsuengive of all leeal effoct ot the judzment, The whole forve and effect of thy judgment must dopend on the decislon of the Bupreme Court on the ce, remediah—did not purport o _create any now | 3poeal, The first objection to the bUL was ———— ) o ———— On This bartlenlar ocouston: aloc, | beiw.whers vivseiements wii ve taben for i sone | SILUATION 7. LABS COOR rl f that the Court had no jurisdiction to nna grass. On varl ot s iy e lareed AL tha Math O, i 1 gentlemun bo objectiun Bt iy Tt oF toavos Ay oW | wward an injunction or maiataln o bill CURRENT OPINION: HOG-CHOLERA, thierd ws, tu the first lace, beliel that thera | bre 88 chenced attno Main ole. and will be ecelved | 1 id cuuniey was to be o very heavy erop, and the morket To the Edilor of The Tribune, was, under that lmpression, Jurgely oversold, It Donnls Kearnoy is ont of a job wo GaLeNa, Il Aur. 7.—~The * Hor-Cholera ! of the character of the prescnt ene. The samu viSaturdaye: QITUATION WANTRD—DY A question was presented in 1874, und bad been enty 1t SIMMS, Booksellers snd Stationers, 123 | 43 Notth Lincot clty hud not ulmu:lr volungarily attempted to v Twenty-second.st, nupose upon themselves; bat merely Jegalized 3 9 wany having an Wdea that soring wheat would QITUATION WA fho duteetion proceetlinn;aud xtended-16g §'fi';fi.'f.ffi"&3:firxfmk|‘fy ‘l"lul:n:?l';'mllsl:::'rz‘::: lgl“lll‘: can toll bim whero lio can securo n contract to dly | Prevallato u slariug oxtont du this secion, | Jown ue low an G0 cents, On e | Wedknisi D10 o kenural Liichtn “';'f‘&;‘: n Cafarent :c':““ existing rlght, © | H O action &L law. Au fojubction 'Eht | o ‘collar at reasonalio wages.—0il ity Derrick | and all through Boutheru Wisconsin, In the | fop of wl thia camo the reports that | sOkLiHl Grst-class refervuce Rep.). latter section, whole droves have died, and, un- Iu Qon, Garflold's distriot the Democrats | luss the discase is checked, scarcely o porker and Natlonals intend to unite upon a candidate, | will boleft. Beveral bundred have died in ’l‘hevulnmm'}o cn:vnv\‘:vlnol ver]:hun‘.‘ 'l‘n'ebn 1s no | Shallshurg and vicinity of late, and there scems Ferisoiis RYVILE partey advocatiog the same | {9 by no way of arresting the epidemic. Tno eag.— i Uleat.—Cledtub steralit (eg, ). priuctpal product of Southern Wisconsln i Curiously enough, the Democrats no | pork, and most of the crop has heretufore been sooned securo control of a county in Ohlo than they | marketed 1u this vll{- Large numbers have bogin 10 seal. Thoy stea] as1f consclousthat there | died iu this county (Jo Laviess), and in othicr tume e short, and what is to bo stolun must be | portlous of Northern Illinols. The * Cow-Dis- stolen in a hurry. —New York 1Nmes (Lep.). temper,” which prevatled hereabouts some ‘Tho South Carolina organ ia right. Thero | Wecks ago, and which carried off scores of the 1a no honorablo sentiment, no boud of genutne ;5{ “mfitg‘rfl&m’.fi:flfl; 'fifl;‘.?:du AL e patrotism between the Northern and Southern De- | eating now-wown b Uhe latter disease lm’. tnoceacy? It 1s a busiaess combinativn tosecuroand | giyappeared, aud i its wake comcs thy ** Hog- ] #polls of oflice.~Zvslon Adcertser | Ciolera,” discouraglne tho farmer, and causiog JUTCATION "WANTED=IN A “S8ALL FAMILY, eweler, Newsdealer, and Fanc, e 3 ol m":" { P o 24 ::_l.vmflg(ffilx:{}lg.g:;?I":,J:'v‘”‘"‘“u 1t required. —_CITY RCAL ESTAT! Miscellancous, e i i | QITUATION WANTED-UY A WELL-EDCCATED & hreesiing advertiemert (nusrted (1 ikia coluian e e iy, CTIGCF 48 Cormpblit ot an ehe aring weel i cente: each adilitional line 15 | grjy‘ogugle, & sligie Iady, OF to keep house for au eid- z-#:’:;flr:‘n,fl::ul« M centaatine1s charged, T wnrds | eply gentleinan wiero acrvants sty Kept, Address M 2, rivune unice, JORSALE—URFE i—\ VALUARLE PROP. = 5 s A A arrs s rsrechta, and X0 RENT_MOUSES. wish th close out their fnterests will take bestoffer. | et g T Inguire JOEL BIGELOW, 3574 biate-st, * . ‘\?i.ls'r ST [O1BAL, KV TEIM! PARK- AV, GO Lol Yol e gl I . . idt. good buruy il in” dog ner Lincuin-at.. pieasan ily resideice, 11 g E Foontik, Koud barT - ApLlY AC L A AB& DULVEL 10 Basdiets the crop would be much less than the uveruge, But for this combination of clreumn- stances, the cortier never would have vome nbout. All the recelyers, with one exception, udinitted that owing to the changed creut- stances from the tinie when the rule was originally framed, it would be well enougn Lo chiange i, All that they objected Lo Was at fm- medlate change.” n preventive remedy ouly, aud no allirmative rehiet would be given by it. ‘The Court then adjourned for two hours. In tle afternoon Mr. Pratt made the openlog argument on beholf of Sturges. Ho clafmed that a membershiv in the Bourd of F'rade was a Aranchise, was property, aud wss veluable; that ¢t wns n subject-natter of litieu-, tion, aod belonged ‘tu Bturges by 1‘|umx- ment of a4 court of law, ‘The Konnd sought to destroy it entirely, The complainant sought to suve it, bending the litigution, by use, that beityg the only manier tho franchise could be saved, [1s destruction would vause frrepars nblo injury, 8a it was complainant's business, his only v s of earnfng: his lvehihood. The law was that whenever property rights were in litfeatton, and {n danger of irreparable injury VIOLATED THI PRINCIPLES OF UNIPORMITY laid down in Sec, 10 of Articlo IX, of the Con- stitution, ‘There dld not appear, so far as shown, uny want of uniformity aa to persous ur prop- erty In_the levy or dssessment. Dut It wae cluireed that thero was o wanut of uniformity in this, that the act provided that, i collecting tho taxes hnposed, the proper ofllicers llmulfi credit those who bad voluntarlly pald their money under the orfiinel vold procecdiugs with the amount of such payiments. It was truo that wmoney voluntarity palil to ratisfy a tax fllegaily levied could not be recovered back In an action of 1aw, but would 1t do to say, where the Legls- lature afterwurds lewnlized the procecdings which made that same tax-1#vy fuvaild, aud the uttempt was made to relevy and colleet it, that thy purty who pald® the tax under the vold levy THE EXPONTERS. Ona of the reasons adduved by graio ex- porters iy favor of thu late chenge in the Inspec- tom rules in regand 1o mixed wheat §s, that fureumi buyers, when they buy a certgin kind of wheat, wanl tbat particuldr kmd and nothing clse, and - that, i sumething ditferent 1a furnlshed thewm, they have a right to refuse ity bejt no longer bound OFEICES, & UTIFTL LOT 7 llnlell'ltr:ml 'O _RENT-UN OCT. 1 eapest property CurtieE stre, WX fret [7ok sALE=si0) one block froim Gepot, XT, A PIRST-CLASY Chivazo; §13 duwn and B3 t Otdawa, L., now, aul Vi 5 ending the Ntigation, 1t was thu dut them todistrust Frovidence. U W. B | Ly the terms of the contruct, There would | fiy marxet, el 1 ir firiud [ for the 1at fen ytars, oecupled a8 & Uroz viore: vulld- ::fxa:fl p,',f:.f,',‘n‘;,sfiuf{e‘u],(:,ar‘;";flh':,mz':,';'fl:'“,h": Potrt e Chancery to step tn_and vmlmy:.!efl When the sagacious Mr, Kearnoy informed — A erm Lo bt o Mttho force fn the reason LIS e | boceuts "THA DUOW Ss 108 fas it | iy 3 us--xnlu: firh ml.l L: .;x...nonflu'xxv. Sater, Bas woud Reeond timat "L very statoment of to prori | BFORGELY OF propGrty rights, Tho fuct (hut th | bt friend Mr. Dutler that if money wa as blonil- Tu the Editor of The Tribune. #lined to show thut the change Just wade was TN iy wlos il gl (0 s oy property was iu htigation and fn dang2r of sul. feriug {rreparuble injury gave the Court of Clisucery jurisdiction.” Damages thut could not be vroperly extimated wers eyuivalent to ou le; reparanle njury, "Iy Court Lud u discretion as to tho means by which the property should be preserved, 1) uccessary it would resort to the rule of con- venlened, saving from unuccessary harm or damago both partles Mtigant, oA ‘preliminary injunction would bo grauted, os o nutter of nproper une, At preseut mucl wheat 1s sent from here direct, on Chicaro uspection, not b tug Inspected dn Now York at wll, Anvining wihich diseredits Chicazo nspection nutursily hurts this trade. In conversation yesterduy with sitlon was to his inind Wheuppositeof uniformity and common hontsty, Thut such eredits milght nhd ought to be allowed 1n such u cuse was, he apprehended, detinitely settled by the dupreme Court of thisStute i the case of the Union Building Compuny vs, Chicugo, 61 111, 439, ‘I'he vredit fur voluntary payments sllowed by the ute wits ot unty broper, but eminently just and - equitable. Nefther was 1t a release or extinguistgnent of thetndebtedness, lubllity, e adjulning store, of sathv alse aod sty.e; cau g conuucied by two Arehed dours UF (186 2e WAt e Iy otre 07 1o Leat Tucalitivs b biawa for & Arst- clue rug siore, or other wercantily busiiess. Ade dress " i d) O HARKIS, lteal Estats iroker, awa, ful aw cobble-atuned ** tha thleves would soon have Fuzepow's Hoxs, Trimble Co,, Ky, Aug, B, acornorin L' he wave the Ureenback shouterin | —jlaying read and hesrd 8 great deal about ternible’ Kidiup fa tho short” Huk—dultuwore | | lufl'chmfm":, :H“"ed, fl,“w me w] offer » Demoeratio apers aro talking, of lton sugyestion founded on expericuce sud close of 1a servation, 1live ln acountry yearly (ufested relaon an n kid-gloved candidato for tho Senate, | WL R B REY P ue 1f kids wera au offcnso to them. Gl Stanihn, | DY * 11og-Cholera ! o ey thelr candldaty forBecretary of Btato, fe not only | Mundred—and I woull lardly uxcsed houesl » kid-gloved exquiite, lnnr(vum -nuun'n:'r?.m:?m'x tacts if I said wany thousand—hogs have died night-gown. —&reanapille {/nd.) Trioune (Liep.). | jn tha past ton years. 1have uclghbors on all mELIL, (W0 urs o Lok e €1 ours frous. New York ud 3 suore, wnd four hours from Washingtun City, 1! nd basement, 273130 W aliey: rent o $ MR e May 1.770¢ lunger leare ®iveu if wauled T, W. gniy frvinas "N 1. REIFOOT & €0 01 Denrbora | W b Tt ogen Jouss, 1 25 SOUTHL W. MiL W. T, HAKEI, a promiuent exporter, that gentieman informed tau reporter that the kughsh buyer was, of all men, most particular about the carry- —— e LOARDING AND LODGING, or oblization 82 the Individuals makinithe pay- ; fag out of 8 bargaln to the atrict § oosoemtoorn s ment to the clty, within thy ,,,mlm';l, fl,""{u courso, when it appeared that t would uot datn- Wiien Koarney is Presidont and Butler | sldes of mo who ore sunual losers to a greater | Jutter of the contract, No explunation that | NEWSQUALE Q) . ... North Sido, Iublbition contalned in Bee, %3of Art. 1V, | B&o the defendant, and ity rofusul slght work | gocretary of State. ovory guart nottis will Lold | Uf Jess extent, ofteu losing their whole stock of | wmixing ¢ld not depreelats the vulue of wheat “UNEW 0 5 Av¥ps ag{{me:lig'&'h‘;f;flu{“'fig':*fi of the Constitution, a8 was clatmed, ~Tho “fu. | iyury to the vlainti, throo pinta; workingmen will employ espitaliats; | 0S5 VARYIDK I numbor Jrout ten to sixty and | wunid sutlleo with hon, When hs ordered BECOND-UAND Va0 wnd badh debtedness, Jabiity, or oblization of these in- Tl caso will by med this morning, when | ek’ van “woman, and eulld will have n bushol of | CHOLT hcud, und in some” lustances even wore, | winter wheat he wanted to get winter wheaty | gy jqrzen BELY mh";g ARUPLANOEL riiwin | o= IEEISOE =PI 285 HOATD WITIL dividuals wus to puy the municipal taxes, and | the closing argumonts will Lo made by Jun‘gu Inoney;: two aud two wiil b five, and wacer wiiy | —cutailing o many furmers a fearful loss. In [ pnd whon nio ordered spring wheat havwanted | coods cuu bo sui, Whers they sre, warranted prrfect DT s uitable for three Gentlo: the satae was not Feleased o extingulshiod by | Beekwitl Tor Stures, aud Judge Lawrencs 0 | yun up il all over the country,—Hoston Heraid | the past ten years I Lavu raised, bought, and | that grade, and nothing clse. The result of FUinccriat and workianahis for ive: years. toid on r week fur thrua; five midulos’ walk frons the Ueneral Assemnbly or by the provisions ,_,¥ Ao Board of Trade. nda), handled muny hesd of hogs, and in gue instance .munfiu: mixed wheat when stralisht waa ore [ Bionthiy pa talgreguired, o, o KIMDALL, the statute, but by the payment in good faith DIVORCES, 1 bought sixteen hos, every o infected more | dered would, in cusa of a decling in prices Le- o E““E‘A"" Ada Bouth Side. ( NLY 8130 FUR A SPLENDID RUAKWOOLD PLANGO- forte, latead inproved, Fich carved Jegs aod lIyre. I T. MALT 267 miate-st, Just walt, boys! Wo will hiave everything | ur luks with so-calied’* Hog-Cholera.? " L huve our own way after 1881, The Itadical amendments | yot to loss mny first ple, shoat, or boz with the will bu torn out of the Coustiution by the roots. | tread disease, sithough many dio unnually so of the amount required by the individuals them- selvea, Ho did not think the ullowauce of these credits amounted to the levylow of o tax to pay Barah A, Harrington complains that for near- 1y ten yeurs she has endured the eruol treste ment of hier husband, until lutely sho has been fore the graln reachea the other side, "be unfur. funate for the American shipper, who could be compelled to atand the loss, O8Q WABASH-AV.A KICE ASSORTAMENT OF 288 rooms w reat, furalaied o unfurnished, witn ug Board; day board also; teriua fussvuable, or with adebt uwiig by tha clty o these {ndividuals, | obliged toJeavs biw' to protect her iife, lio | and the sevoral Satea of the Union will again be- | near to my place us to nuko the steuch from Mt JOMN A, DUCK, STEINwAYe AX Toters. o suy that the iving of a credit to one wha | nlso charges that ho has been guilty of ndultery, || come free, sovoreign, aud indvpengout. Just wait! | thelr festering bodies yery lnnuyln};. ‘This | of the firm of W. £ McLaren & Co., also large M 10 existence OWN'S HOTEL, 276 BTATE-8T,—FURNISHED hiad pafd these same tages fn good falth (but be- | He fs wurth 820,000, and 1s enggaged In a wani- Southern ‘nlon are bound to control this country | exewption from * Hog-Cholera® attriv- | uxporters, entered futo the subject eveu more ‘-':;'.'.'5:3.:3 ‘.’.':'.»'f':x'l' - Lllr‘»ugn:-‘e‘r“-‘.wm .:_v‘n"l':k'u_n, u‘,'.'.': b .fim;n‘m“ w‘y“d...ul‘; Afi'afl B :.f‘.'fi' wn; fure the Enubling et had lovalized fiem) was | facturing busluces’ which nets him 2,500 u | Yob-—Ukoloud (dlise.) Stutes (Dasn. ). ute to the perpetual, and uninterrupted | fully, world's Expusitions, LYON & HEALY, biste and ST a0 83:50; Cay | 8. 301 lodxing, the creatlon ol n debt, or was auythiug other | yesr, sud she asks thut this way be rowem- | Whon Tilden and Potter wers journoying | sccess to sale st sil timew I keep | wTgoides s thin” sald he. Parties on the | Sourosaiw. h | NEYALA oTEL e AND 10 WanAsk than the recognittun’ aud spplieation of such | bered fu giving her ailaony und a divorc from Atlantic City fo New York, the traln bay | % Lurrel of salt in m{]l‘llflfl-‘h where all stoek, | other side, orderiug No. 3 epring wheat, may G 3() BUYS A TEXUTIVUL PARCON DROAX. | § .,,““‘,};&" prioee. Lnbd m;':fo:fib::"p‘q‘." DAVICL Lo e e e | e A urblo alvo miakes n simitar chargo | ffom Attatic Cuy 1o New York, ihe traln boy | y'sel as hogs, can huto reo sccess ta itatail | find they get o largo mixiure of something else, | POU) sionsan new snd vert fuprorcimeats 17 [ Jo01 L . 4 of the Individual waking tho pavinent for thess | sgainst ner busband, Franklin E. Purple. Ie | 27" PP n llio Wildernose. ™ | times, Sinzo | hato sdopted this plan of wall- | gud it s Very uatural that they wnouid Hind | SIS 330 o MWt iy hhee - A Eieiy furnisbed rous same taxes (ae tho vty was fairly uid Justly | bs o lawyer by occupution, snd son of th lnte | Sammy smilud & peusivo smile aud whlspered in | ing my stock, I bavs beun entirely exewmpt from | fyule, and, very likely, throw up the contract, with board; day boand 84 per weeks hound to do) wes to vepudiate the duuri’no fu | Judwe Normon H. p,m,h.' of Peorla, hut {n. | Clarkeon'scars *+Ask blm It he's got *Out of the | all sickuess wnong my stock,—elther ‘among | ‘That therd basw't been any trouble v this — K?F/Axcrs SMADE 0N hoia atl 3 WATCHES, | STt —— Ao DA BN I e Tl | LOST AND woumm. Qolphiosts bear Ciark. Wouine s and o. Established in3d, | SSE0ORTerniven vo WAYES FAID, WHISKT vt et kot oun coLn asp skt | FORNRE TN U eforatii ti watinay Woratue, C3Pohey 0 ant o watcies, Ghaiad 4, 0 briudlo cow 7 yours ld, Tubs arwind Lurus, ofevery descripiion st GOLISMID S Lo d link attacied f fout._Toquire we faro, Omee dliceusea), w East Mo LR DR AT k. The Ouder will Lo re- V. i, BALLD, 'h‘\"-fl}‘,',,"".F“"""“‘ Associxtlon case. iero wus constderablo doubt in bis uind us to the validity of the law {n certain re- epects, yeb ho hud b0 such clvar, strone con- viction of ita fovalidity as would warrant lim in declarine {t uncoustitutional, Courts would 10t 50 declaro unleas an oct was show to be sa Lovond a reasouublo doubt, fle had good rea- son to belleve, from the offer of evidence, the thine occupled tn dlscussing fte adinissibllity, and the zeal of the purtics concerned, that even the learoed counsel for the objectors had not |=u-h an ublt.linllfl vuuviclion of the nvalidity of thu act us would warrant thew fn cl it voud if sitting on the Bench, PrQiHsag, He then cumne to tho quebtion of the AFELICATION OF THE LAW to the existing state of ailairs tn Chicago, con- Wildecuess, 'hore wasn't a dry vye In the car. | horsus, cattle, shrep zoats, or hogs. I do not = Philudeiphia North Amarican (Lev.), A aeanls Tor (in ciiru of uickhiess Manton Marble says that Tilden told Hew- lfln:l'iu -:xwk. blfl 1 illo dll'hhn ll':l!' :flbl i l': lm-r 1tt, when the latter proposed sois such veutive to bearly ¢li diseases that dumb uul- the Eleororat Commisston 10 bims ++1 ey love the | Tale are sublect '1"‘" ied wheoy they ovs Presidoncy, bat 1 will uot rafle for it Thoabuvo | LAYO fres access to :::l:l kit high-souuding speech did uot provent bim from ate | of gtock usually JI; atock. Ihave no fear of tempting to **gobule™ it, as thuse famous dis- & sk i Vatchios ‘aent from kis Gramnercy bark mamsion 16 | fallure fn having & rigid joveatication us e ey ) i gurds the above dun, brovided walt be oxposcd uxm'mn proved, — DPillsburg Diapateh (Rep, ).’ Eo the weather. Iy suich & place 88 hogs can got Tho Hon, Charles Foster calls the Thur- | at the ground, ¥here they can cat the carth mans, the Paynes, tho Jlurds, the Wards, the turated with the urinplogs. 1ogs do not eut recognizcd bard-money element of the Democratfo | #alt itacll fredy, but the carth saturated party in Obto, aud declares toat the Ohla Democ. | Bround a salt-bagrel they eat with a retish, Let Facy aro attompting a fraud **under tho yulse of & | the sbovo plan be tested. Respecttully, = s0ft-money platforni, mounted Ly & crow of bard- Hawsu't Mr. Foster board that thesa stead of following his father's lustrious foot- steps, the son Is fn tho habit, uccording to com- pluinant, of golng on sprevs and sponding bis mouney gambling, or in even worse wuye, Ho las » suare in bis futher's catate, and Mrs, Pur- ‘plo asks thet, pending the present suit, he may be restruined frow disposing ot this loterest. BANKWUPTCY MATTENN. Gilbert Olson, o liquor dealer at No, 161 and 163 Milwaukec ayenue, went juto bankmw yesterday. Iis preferred debts amount to 300, the sccured to §14820, and the unsecured to £5,800, The asacts coumprise lauds worth $11, BU0; stock of trade snd fixtures, $1,004; hurse, $30; and upen uccounts, T Sumpsop Berlezhetmerund David Berlezheim- er, conpostug the drm of 8. Berlezhelmer & Bou, also iled their schedules of their debts seure Is due to the fuct that” the shippers here have been very particular to send Just what was ordered, and pothlue vlse," “ Why are the English people so particular, since it s alleged that mixingdoesn’s dovreciato 1he valuc of the wheat 2! “ It {3u’t 80 inuch that s it Is that the millers want just what thevorder, In sctiing the Lurrs for grinding spring wheat, and more par- ticularly the bard vurietlos, they bave to set thewm very dilferently from the way they are sct for grindiuiz winter whest, Winter wheat s soft and casilv crushod, but In grnind- {ng spring wheat they wunt » shurp svt of burrs, dresaed up flne.” s But fsn't the flaur often mixed in the end!" 41t 185 but If it hus cot Lo bu wixed they want tomix it themselves ut a different tiwe from £ CANX DE HAD IN E X l’hcul{vncytluhlcwnunrrwn i r!uuu- ey FALVEL 28 AND %0 CENT PIECES IN PAUKAGTS h ul $10 lu eachanke for curreucy st counMing-reom of Tribuug Couiany. T BUSINESS CHLANCES. TSOIRBALL-AT A SACRIFICE, A STEAM FURN i St S, | e R S with Uolier and guglao u3 hurse-bower, o Ho CRROACHES AND UBUGS ENTIRELY EX- o beitlug, & nrcessarics: bullding (4) four i % Saite . S0u stanide un 13y kcreauf tand, Inoun | Adaferiunated by QUM AN, LT s yuas s ore s ey Lacturiog o opimealics e w) adaeayug, .. fl'p'i.'::xou'.‘\'\';l':"/\"mf:ui; [PIBELITY A0 STATE SAVINGS BANK BOOKS ek-s = NUE F T — THURSDAY KVENING, DETWE 13 rth Throop-si. aad Uie coraer of Madlion-si. sud v.. 8 pucksibook contalolog sboul ST A ard will bo glvea fur its returm to 15 Norih fesshuu that bu tound more ditlculty Lere than | and ‘ssxets. ‘Fhicir debts, il unsecured, smount | gentiomen bave be todt—Cincinnati £4- | How the Augrian Ewmperor Fell fn Love at | the grinding. The understanding Is that mix- valeagt, S aud cliy warTaaus iaken. In Crchaivy Sl piaon O ubon uny of the px-lx]'mlhlu:l qucn.:uul.h Tt was | 80 $2.006. . The ln:l‘y‘uu:ll v §100 of Onen he:. | Suirer (oo r, o Smver ii=Cladnali Ly I First Sight. tug the w:funhhcrfi ia uslrlmeuh;‘l wulhu FuliALE-CuEAy oNE ar THE Dok fudtumiune. 1 s, Clafine amoug other IDgs, objectors’ | co deots uor asiels are . o! Ae Vi 1alit) of the jour. ust why s i r{ I} ol SURNITUR o NU_Q. AND ORQAN: B C tuuiel, that the mnounts certided yzr?u Coas nu::‘nt No-Iadtyilleon Chicago wants to know of Oommlssioner [y, yryie; D iceas who wia aiinost » shep- F o kuow, for 1 um - moty a | §iem Adires JRHEMEORE EIN A o Counal to the County Clerk Jul 1377, wery targely fn cxbess ot the zaiounts ro Qulred to be raised by toxation for the municipat txpenditures of 1873 sud 18745 that thess ouounts were based upou the appropriation orlinsuces paséed fu thuse years; tuat the Btaounts mentfoned and contained in those sp- provriations wers wot used or expended for Curporate purposes; that sume of the items were tlexal on the face of thew, bumz i . GWENR_FLOUIING easy wonibly peyients.” It T. MAKTL :glfislg up e grade of L‘hfiuu wheat un the : 330 | WATIE G & pood warer-spaiiel sius: Gther side, and § bave seen the tlue when our chYap, 80d 8! years (Y uue cargoes brought two shades more thut thy pu&ulmd quotations, sud all beeaise we gut up the reputation of Chlcago Nu. 2 sprivz “g\ut by belng very particular o regurd to the inspoction. Now, when you mix whest, aud seud it over there for straligt, (6 13 Higdy The electlon of an Assignee for Louis Rubens Wus coutinued to Aug. 27, E. Jenxins was appoluted Assignea for Hullett & Beblauck, and Geo. W. Cawpbell for Vao Buren Marsh, The composition meeting of Albert Friedly Wwas continued to Aug, I7. f“‘l'&.filtzn“ynfl“l'llo [ clu;n:usltl 10 & ?Vl'h lfi.h&.’ cury 8. Mourou, fur vester Wheelock, sod for John E, Muller, ) Raum why that whisky-inveatigation Iu Cincinnati | perdess. 8u¢ lived In tus mountaius with ber was atopoed the moment that Weltzol resigned. | yigters and oy old bontomme of 4 father, & kind Chicago seally sttompts W cover 00 wuch space. | of country gputleman, who dressed himselt fn To attend to its own buslncss, and, in additfun, | cuarse cloth'aud his dausbters fn wool. She 10 mauaze the Tuterual Rovente of Clacinuatl, and | Lad uot becy brouht up for the throne, aud it tho Custom-1ouse at New York, {8 more thun su | was one uf er sisters that they desigued for fulsud ?‘u cau proftavly attempt. —Cincunali | the youthfu] Ewperor. Frauow Joseph urrived Lunes (Bown)o ous” evenfug In buuting-dreas ut bis fulure Poor Mr. Hewitt is in troublo sgain, this | latber-tu-law’s, on thu DGauks of tho Luku of ANTE “HESPONSIDLE AND HONEST ef | Ls aud calls rafu, who Will falthi- phily ekt i puta St 9% TN, Tl Clevelsud, O. . WIEKLEL & Lal price, sud Juoln 3 1 OT.0¥ Ni© EaT 4 Wiisou, aud olber luachiues below warranted. Loau vitice, 125 Llark: LULAt MISSKD YOU BY A Traun. A8 be wus chatting befors the house DEIUN AL WIS | PHE USIoN PURSITORE COMPANY, 508 WKST Ll; :;:u‘a of the l‘lml(‘.:no: ouhllhal (ul}uzlwwvr John D, l&uuau COUKT IN BRIEI ,‘,‘.fi'mi:’.:mflfl&'fimfln‘»';'.'?ffl.'n'i'n'"' with the four youug u}rl-.-—lwhu are Il‘.““ blu- to j‘,%umt Just what wo bave been trylBz .l‘.,'f.";‘.‘.'mu'm“"“"“‘" 3 Fraukliu atroet., Write ‘!‘,y.-;lmm‘u fi?hfltfi'u:u"zfi"f&'fl“n o.?fluu «liy coutatucd in the vld city charter, or ol ¢ Koveu ainst . " vome, one the ‘Quecw uf Naples, another the | to do. e e 2 5 o 5 e e belug Lo poy indebtedoess not wurranted by the | Pineas 3. Keun W Bebry Crawtord, e | 890 Moot faaallo” 49 Jalk wiii nossinss | piicilien ot i and “Tash s third the ——i—— FIAGHANERY, . | VWA AKE L ouk b, vty ‘I:J‘:;-lgmmn. In uther words, {t was inatsted | foa $2,000. beture bis Comunlitee, way be lguorant, but | Cyuntess of Tarul, and the fourth the Duchess Everyduy Talk Wins. o B went, 8 derers elind suia ut parios o auguage ol theuct cipowering the Com- uou Geyual to ** escertaln, sud deteruine, and Luune B0 be certilied to the Couunty Clerk . o + o thetotal smount which was required to ralsed by taxatipu forall muuicipal purposcs Ol sald city 7 for the years for which the tasea were cldiued, meant bot the swount which it ¥ eallnated by thy Common Councll fu od- Viuce would be seeded for munlelpal purposes, 83 evideuved by the appropriations wads duriug thu Urat yuurter of cach of thuss fecal yeurs, ut Uie apount which was uctually cxpended for wuniclpal purposes during 1573 sud 1874, Whichh winounts were capable of belug detimtely tscertatued, us it was s watter of pust history wid uot of future eetimate. Coubsel for thy they have 84 guod B Fight Lo talk nunsense as have | d'Alecon—of u swiden b saw detach itslf Beu B ‘*.E,!; Cary, aud s Tall Sycumors of | on the skirts of o Delgbborlug woud, that the oo bl P sun was streaking fu red aud yellow like Bn‘ik » Turply, Recetver of the Fidelity Saviugy : g fled & bill wgaiust Ell d Rose A Counolly, Mary V., lmmulcyt‘:.".“il. uar!u“um. fi‘o:. ‘A.I‘I‘;z‘:'u‘dalmmima eunEuIsLD to fore- ¢ u for Bbubebi ST B o Hibes b i anal ‘Trustees’ Bubdivi art Vo me !:u‘fl.b!:‘.). 1 ‘a umh ou of of e W ucob Btuber au rius Golthardt bil“seatust Dougtas 8- Taylors fhoors Beliutz, Coursd Seipp, Alexauder Ucluch, Julinus F. Ochnlcl, sud Charles F. Ochmich, o foreciose 8 trust-deed wade Junw 10, 1679, by Douglus 8. Taylor, to secire thu payment of &m which trust-deed covered all of the W, tractionsl ) (south of the Judien bound- Jatrolt Free Yestertiay, when the blau{'tluudn gathered in the nosth sud betokened the counug vl & thuu- der-storm, » citizen who was cumiug duwh on a Jellurson-avenue. car remarked (0 3y ulderly wau beslde blm: | A storm §4 portendig.” “lley)? lnquired the olher. A ++1 say there ‘are- foketw of & storm," cootia- ey T aa tho brisk fnquiry agalv. s hle; vas the br! lnquiry “AP’ uves {ndleste uqnlumfi" vxclalmed the citizdu, a trifls ewbarrussed. (U ASTED-A ROOT BLOWEL, OUTLET Q12 | ticle s reduced in b WA At A Ntk e ke turaltury ol & e e AR ATAY, c0ule bave uo rigut 30T 7 vg vonsense. —80o | T *pla " Thie witidows of cliurcls the LU SR ihnfrable form of a vounis e afl fu white, fol- Everybady knows that Tilden did attempt | luwed by s enormous dog. *Yhe aun set Ler to buy up tho Electoral College of Oregon: for wv. | dress a-sparikhiug fn & thousand voluts of iight, wrybody has read the ciphor dlapatchics sent by hiw | 81d sbv camy forward o the Im.lu.l,x su appart- fo Crout sud Cropin's friends, fa which thy facg | Uom ber waguiiecnt halr streawing over bey : 5 e fact | S s, 1t waa the Pricess EllZantls i e bobie by it Stk of ber tho Fear ot tbo Einperor (0h it ; 7 . ¢ days aftcrwar el uephiew to achieve the sale; and everybody knows T W:lm:‘!‘ - Lm“ i e e ‘ by passed ttat o purchased meaber of the Collugy trled 1o < lady e called “thu tairy of iy fure | eyl 'Whot did you say about indelicate?” crve ‘T1lde fatled, Furtbermore, toe only | WID tu¢ Jady be called * the ey \ fur: £y b :flfl"‘l.‘n&-ufi‘:fim: oF "wickedbeas bacarthed by | €ot'; aad 80 be warked bis preference Qub- | quericd ihe ottier. the dy. itef Comwities wok the fact thatDilden | Ny, \ “Tuere's golng to bo & thundcr-uwml_" 2l claire, sud e | Touktuts C.'Ei’{'"::- hall trece, Loodice STUCK OF GODDS | Whstuvis siicusiva-tablce cads ¢ natirocs e 3 ulstary uf every Kiud, ab prices lar below el resausky mfifl‘{x"??" Kitwn.""Wa have & larce 108 of Kods Polight under valug whick Wo can scll a8 eatraurdluary — barsaius. % 5 e UTING POPULAL FURNITULE HOUSK, A R ST ARG S Bld 20T State sl VWANTKD-A bEsiL assorted or spuvial lliicl, st achenge tur Evauslod fropurty, cluar. A 2, s Plbung villce. P01t BARGAINS, GO TO CHAPIN'S CUR- l“- wer Madiou aud Desrvura-sta ; o langer sk (bay the slotca uf the Kind W Chlcas all bl wolea o s wtad l Caieass” TV ————————E————tSe— HONSES AND CABILIAGES, TOit BALK-TON e e LAt il Yalivers Wbdaat: et casn u ! tiwe. Palotiog sad repel : all work warrsated. ¢, FEerl I Tk et e e ey | SIS RO ARE: 100 WEST MONRUE- at., for furnlturs, werchandis, carel Luats 10 any swouaL; legal lnterasl, Lasl for sl