Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1878, Page 3

man who could sub: riog, he should present his charges. The Chair checked the discussion by saying that the rules required that the communication should be referred to a committer, and that the queation of reference was the only one helore wrong, {ndccent, something would be lafd b some of the gentlemen would mnot nee, e was urcaent when the bids were opencd, and made a mem- orandam of every onc, and s knew what the minutes of the Secretary of the Department of ntfate anything about s '~ THE COUNCIL. A Communication from the Stone Contractors, Ald. Caok, however, eritielsed Ald. Tuley's statement, and said that the flau! the contractors agreed substantially with those Tie had given Manday nf that the contraciors had making the change, In his judzment, the doc ment ought to be sent to the Bullding Com.nl Change to Lemont for $501,000 Extra. 1ie was surorised not charged mure for THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY., AUGUST 16, 1878, ; 3 THE COURTS. In less than thirty day Al). McCaffrey—1 am not gofog back forty ears, Y A1, Cook—1Ve'll hear & history of the French Revolutfon next. . After some more rambling talk by Ald. Me- Caftrey and Bailard, Ald. Walda moved to adjourn. It was lost,— reet. Debta, all nnsecnred, 24,7793 besid s discounted $7.500, and ac- commodation paper, $26,300. Asscts, $43,877of open arcconnts. Chartes Raach and Whllam Werner, Chicago, Debts, nll untecurcd, $5.74. No nseets, Rauch nwes £450 and | WANTED-MALE RELP, ___ A (Areeting aderriisement inseried in thie colmmn during merk doye for 8 cants; edch Additinaal hive 15 eonts.. On Swnday 30 centers line 38 cAarged. 7 wnrds average a fine. Tookkeopore, Ulcrks, &co re " Jack"” Sturges Obtaings the Sue erner $110, but neithe 4 Yublic Works were, §f they had not heen chang- | yens 5, navs 25, persedeas from Judge haa any individual property. § siher [y oAt 2 Bl s I AL 1 wan also present in the Counvil Cham- Ald. Cullerton then moved the previous Dicke: * Theardore W, Heinemann, Chicago. Debts,all | dlaavian preferred. A38 fiiwankeo-ay ber % when Mr. Recd was actually bulldozed in- | question, which was carriea unanimonsly, Y. unsecured. 80,575, Assota nothing. e to adopting Bedford stone, or not getting the | * The queation of referring the whole iatter J. H. Mott and J. M. Mott, commission mer- ANTEN-FIRNT u'r"nnw: AKER CALL cnm’u-xxi" and Ttru‘,'-:cflg:‘-oum show it. taflmamuwg was 5!::{;‘ ":"f,? nu-.l e in-u:;) -;.' No.‘ lllflé’:l;fyn -;‘enue 23 . yl‘llltln‘z % | WASTERES tronk store, 141 8 Rk . Ryan—Thal e e Chalr e 2 e yote shoul F Jo. Debts, 0.50. Noasects. J. H. Mott ¢ g #73 BOUTH Ald. Cullerton—~And I will prove it, first taken on reference to the Juaiciary Com. | And Says that This Finally Settles | S 25 10, and . M. Mott notbung, and A GOOD RARBER AT 23 AOUTH tee, and not to the Judiclary, as it proy:rly be- longed to the former. Ald. Cuilerton had no particular cholee, but Iavored fts mnmgl ne\ilf. v.:?l a special commitice in order to get at the details. Ald. Tzley wanted to know of Ald, Cook how much the contractors charged for damages, Ald. Rawleigh made the point that the matter of reference was not debatable. Tho Chair decided that it was, Ald. Ryan desired to ask All. Cook a 1fa Tomlinson & Reed bid upou Bet Ald. Cook—No, hut for [ndiana limestone. Ald, Ryan~They bld Ald. Cook—They did not, Ald. Ryan—Any person who says to thie con- Ald. Coox called for the reading of the com- munication he had sent to the Clerk. BAILL Cullerton—Walt tll] I get through; then ou can rise to & question of privilege and bring our documents. 1d, Daly maide the polnt that the question was whether the communicstion should be re- ferred to tha Judiclary or Building Committee, Ald. Ryan hoped that Cullerton would be al- me latitude s the others. rsald he must confine himself to A Long Debate en the Reference Which Is Finally 8ont to the Judiclary The Council held an adjourned meeting lnst evening, Ald. Cary in the chair. The absentees were Gllbert, Lodding, Beldler, and Stauber. BALE FOR 1873-'4 TAXES. Ald. Tuley, by consent, futroduced the fol- fowing ordinance? remarked that the latitude already e gentleman indicated that he was Lack to the beginnlug, Al Cullerton said he would not go back [Laughter.} Ald. Daly hoped ho would not o back to the building of the Tower of Bavel. Ald, Uullerton referred to the petition of the perty-owners asking for the substitution of Lemont stonc, and sdded that ninc-tenths of for Ellcrtaville stune, s, lots, and real estate for the nd 1874 to commenca Aug, 10, rk in hereby nuthorized and ape SAYS WIAT 13 NOT TRUR. Ald, Cook sald as ho hnd bren assalled on this point ho had asked tha Sccretary of the Depart- ment of Public Works to give ‘the exact word- ing of the bid, and he sent up a communlcation to the Clerk to be read. - fty of Chicago all lan 3 fered for male for any deficiency that extended against h Jands ertale, after deducting the percentuge mittee, TIR VOTE RESULTED A FOLLOWS: Feae—Taley, Ballard, Saunders, Cary, Pn Tally, Tatnés, Callerton, Hiordan, Lawler, Bmyth, McNurne: ner, nen, Sch'v’umhu, Wetterer, Janseens, the Whole Question. neither has any assets, SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEP. Mary E. Hobinson filed = bill yesterday against Mary C., Arthur D., Lulins C., and Liz- zie C. O'Nell and Johin E. Snvder to forcclose a trust-deed for $1,000 on Lot 7. in Hays, Bhethy & Mctiolliu's_Subdlyision of Block 4, in the 8. E. X of Bec. 7, 39, 14. JUNDONERTI. 108 Cotrr—Junae Hoonk—~V. A, Tarpin, . . K, C, Forrest, deficiency; decree FE0-10 CARPENTERS AT DEXTER PARK. a work on firemen’s tournament baflaings brink TAViOR. Employment Agencies. ANTED- Fuadr, tar atiier Iabaring w CIRISTIAN & CO. \vmq:'n-umnixL‘un’).n 3.1 BRI, LT A Revival of Bankruptoy Business-— Eleven New Suits, arsons, Mallory.Cook, Throop. Steson, Fompeon, Kuopf, Waldo, Daly- 10, cr was thius referred to the Judictary Committee. ‘The Cumamittee was Instructed to report Mon- dn,v evening. The Council then adjourned. RLLBWORTH'S BID, The following commuaication was handed to the clerk but not read, and will be brought Le- fore the Council at {ts next meeting: Cnicaqo, 1., Avg. 16,—T0 the Jlon. Mayor and Honrd of Aldermen of the cu'v nf CAieado in Council assembled—QrrrLENRK: | héroby, propose and sgree to execute, erect to compietion and de- liver the entire amonnt nf cat-stone work com- The arguments In tho applicstion for su- persedess in the Sturges case were concluded yenterday morning before Judge Dickes, after the equivalent of twn dassand a half golld ar- gument, and the Judge granted the writ. The following Is his dectsion : ‘Withont attempiing to review the whole of the facts in thin cane, 1 will any that, in view of what har been snid by the Snpreme Coart in caros In some respecta analngona to this, had T bet ttin, us Jndee of the Crcait Court on a final hearing? of thin case, [am nat prepared to say [ wonld not have made the same decree which haa bheen made in tl irmiesing the bill, 1 shonld, T Count—Coyrrastoxs-Tohn Piciot va. Michatina and Jullua P. Malkowski, $104, 50, o — A QUERY ANSWERED. Ta the Bditor a7 The Tribune. Cmicano, Aug. 156.—-Will you pleass stata the Tangnage used at the late Beriln Peaco Congrens, — whether French, German, or English, —and oblige A Reapzs vr Tus Trisuxz. French. - Miscel| “YAXTFD—A YOUNG SAN OF WELL-ESTAD. 1o teach durfag the d anperintend garlening In summer. al 8 mise iog i 01 tor Indian bays. LEVELAND, Yankion clilen, mInhiK disLricia, con; operatims’ o tallers” uflices: must be quick ut trtire, And $10) c2ni- :;l rvq;l’lrzd. Appiy to UEQIUE RUDUE, Jr., Younxs. wn, D13 GGOD MEN TOT) RAVEL IN 1L+ ng the people were In favor of It. If the matter | prised in the present conteact of Tomlinaon & | however, hate dane ro_with grave doubts 14 10 e —— e Ls G el wero referred to special committes, If Tom. | Hecd for tho new' Cliy Hall, in Cook County, | whether such dectes would be Sirmed hy the oo Rattiesnake Jack. s 10 10 4 1luson & Reed came belore it and were treated | limestone identical with that now being used in | preme Court, by the Conrt, nd tho payment made on | The Chalr sald it could not come Inat this t of anch tax as extended nnder the City Tax It being the futention hereby to t such purchascs under tins ordinance to 1 which the owner bas paid the taxes tended on the city valuation made In 3and 1874, and against which a do- rried forward under the 1677, in force July 3, 1877, 2, This ordinance shall take eftectand be In force trom and aftor ils passage. Ald. Tuley sald it was desirable to have the clty Uid 1o the property, since it might be dermed advissble to remit the excess, so that there would be no causo for complaint on the part of thoso who had paid thelr taxes without 3 contest fn the courts, The rules wero suspended, and the ordinance was passed without a dissenting vote. TR STONE QUESTION. The following was received from the Mayor : In compliance with your resolutiona ad Ang. 13, inst., I have communicated with Messrs. Tommeon & Reed, contractors for the stone-work ty-11all, and have recelved from them the propoaitions syhich I horewith submit to your belng in full conformity with our resolutlon, and my ery respectfully, M. 1izaTu, Mayor, Caicac0, Aug. 15.—70 tAe Ilon, Monrve Healh, Chicago—8in: Your com- conveying a cnpy of 4 fairly, it would be found that the difference In d. Cullerton did not want the communica- L) tlou to go to the Building Committee, Asho was & member of the Judidar: not desire toadvocate its golng there, Hemoved, that it be referred to a special ve Lo be appotated by the Chalr, Ald. McCaffrey hoged it would 2o to a rpecial committee In justice to the members of the Building Committee, In_view of what had been sald on the streets and in the press. Evel member of that Committee had been accused, whether rightfully or wrongfully he would not Committee on Judiclar proper one, as It was composcd of the best tal- ent in the Councll, and the people had confl- dence in them. Ald. Wetterer favored a special committee. Ald. Lawler made the point that, under the ritles, the communication must go to a stavding Chalr did not sustain the point. The Happropriate committee,” which g tanding or a setect cummittee, a8 the Council saw Ald, Uook was Inclined to think Atd, Culler- vroper onc, and hoped f would g0 to a special committes, who would in- hroop thought It ought to o to the Committes on_Buildings, about charges, but three of the present Come mittee had had nothing whatever to ao with the leiting of the contracts. 'The charges were against a man not In the Council, Ald. Wetterer—{ie was In the Council, Ald, Throop—We don't auswer for his ains, Ald, Wettercr deaired to have tho matter fn. Ald. Throop eald that NO LEGAL QUESTIONS WERE INVOLVRD, It was true that an Alderman had referred to an lllegal contract, but that didn’t make It i1 alone, he would gnarantee that the ptice would diminiel considerably. Bomne gentiemen under- stood what he sald, Ald. Cook rose to A QUESTION OF FRIVILROE. peen nssalled, and he called for the Commifitee, ho did u$ & substitute, committee of . Ald, Culterton—I didn't mention your name, Ald. Cook—You didu’t mention iy name— Ald. Cujlerton—But, If what I have sald fita ou can take it to yourself, Cook safd thot such insinuatfons had been thrown out 08 to lead every member of the Councl to think that he had been referred to. He denfed that Mr. Reea had been bull- d, Chalr counldn't sce that that was a ques- tion of privileze, and remarked that Ald. Cook had nat been referred to personally. AW, Cook remarked that Ald. Ryan bhad . charzed hin with being in a ring, The Chonir, however, htld to his previously- expressed view, and Ald, Cook, who ‘was some- what excted, sat down. ALD. PEARSONS, looking at the mntter from u financial point of view, was in favor of lemlln% the document to the Bullding Commlittes. 1 Mayor and the membera of that Committee, characterizing them as honest and upright. He didu't see why the oblections to the contract been made betore, a long time Luving clapsed aince they were innde. Ald. Cullerton replied that the bids were opened one day, amd the contracts were aigned the next morning at 8 o’clock. The people dld wbjeet, and had gona into courr, put before the court could reacts the Comunitice the work was ton's motlon wes body. tbe request ombodled In tommunication to them., There wns talk Vayor of the City o, ‘wanication of the 13th Inst, aresolution passed by tho C! Iainiog, awong other thinge, U Wirneas, It feall hat & contract exiate between the ¢ty nudiMesiTa. Tumiingon & lieed foF the stana- & upon tie new Cityliall bearing date Al 197, under \\Elhl ety 1t s lgiined that certain wor e te Mayor obtaln from and submit to it aald Ineoy | mont Hincatone for the stone epecificd in nite for Bedford stone in lik portion of the Court-1fouse, nuch clalni for dawages undor said ale Was received by nson the day of its date. the receipt of this resolution we immediately pro- cecded with an enueayor 10 obtain the necessary data upon which to submit a proposition as indi- cated 1 eaid resolution, and from the limited time jone. Ald. Pearsons vroceeded: The Bullding Com- mittee and the Mayor In this matter had had an eye to the benefit 'of Chiengo. He hod yet to see tno first man that objected to Bedford stone, ‘The people were satfafied with what had been Ald. Lawler didn’t want it to go to a commit- tee, favoring immediate action. delay, it would cosf sorry to hear gentl there was s ring. It there was u 0 nuch tnore. ewien nake chorges that He didn't understand that they applicd to the Bullding Committee, but Couk had immediately risen to his fect to He (Lawler) dldn’t aco "Ald. Wetterer—I know o good many who are apposed to Bedfond stone. Ald, Pearsons—My statement {8 ns good as cemand to make the required changes will be E071, 584 for the entiro work, emoracing the de- stred changes, or the sum of $501, 881 in excess of e contruct price of our contract with Aprfl 17, 1878, which 18 8477, ‘e wish, firther, to quarry of Couk County of L vl material of the ncceseary thickness can bo ,obtained in the quarry of Edwin Walker; that we bave called on Mr, Walker, and he assured us that be owned and contrulled this quarry, and there- Tore,at our request, aubmitted to us & propoaltion, stating the price at which he would farnish us the pecessary stone from hie quarey in the rough, Wo have also called on the Hinadale-Doylo Granlte Company, and obtained from them tho Savrex ot which they would furnish _us the noces- sary granlte and granitc work, There is an ont- standing cuntract between us and thes Dedford Etone Compaay to furnish the Iledford atone, light ary to fulfill our existing contract. Vo havo ascertalned from this Stone Company the lowest figuees at which we can be relieved from the obligation of this contract, moted our own actunl lows which would be occa- sioned by avaudomng the Bedford stono np tile k, und 1t Is upon theso dats that We wiuld not now wish to bind onrsalves to this roposition. nor will we bo willing to do sv until Ir. Walker, or thuse controlil Five us ntinfuctury suretios an: the stone shall bo furnisbed from his quarry #s fast a9 may bo required in fulllliog our cone This i has not yet done, but clalms that lie will be able to do so, ‘We wish aleo to ¢tate that this change will in- volve an extenslon of time under our existing con- troct, un it will be imposrible to fulflll tho con tract with these chanies In the tm We wish also (o hiave It und Byures are based upon the ussumption thatthe #0 fur as the further une of the In concorned: that we are progrean- Ingg with our work, and the longer we continue the greater wilt be our loss in cuso Wu make the re- quired change, We notice that the presmble preceding this re: Jutfon scema to bo cautiously worded ence, aa we ruppuse, to the guestion of tho valid- 11y of our existivg contract, fors, proper to say here that we bave no doabs ol Itw validaty, after having conwulted counsol in rela- tlo to the questlun: ond wo vwish it to be under- wtood that Ly submittiog this proposition we are Nt 10 be in the least prejudiced with refurence to Nespecifully enbmitted. Toxutxson & HEED. Ald. Tuley understood there was another cominunication on the subject o the hands of Lie would like to have it read. The Chafrman asied I {t was from u city of- cer. ‘L e Clerk said it was not, ‘I'he Cualrnan d=cided that it would bave to come {u, under the rules, when petitions, ete., were valled for. Al Cullerton wanted It published, but Tue Cnalrwun would pot eatertatn the mo- make on explanation. where he was cailed upon to do so. was 8 very Important_one, and should not be He didn’t wish to say any- thing unkind of “any member of the present Buildiug Committee. but ha would say that the actfon of the former Ballding Cuininittee, while ho was o member of it, was sucl that the let- ting of the contracts ought uever to have been Al'dA Ryan—You signcd the contract, didn't . Lawler—Isn't it & matter of dollars and cents with yout Ald. Pearsons—Not a particle. The Bullding Committes was composcd of the best talent i Thero was uo_steal init. {To Law- ‘rauk, vou nud I cannot get our Lands [l.nuzmur.]] Ald. Lawler coufun't see the neccssity of vindicatlni the Mayor, Ald, Penrsons sald he always liked to apeak of an honest man, * Ald. Lawler sald it led the Council to bellevo that somcthing was wrong, Ald. Tuley then made o Joug speech, somewhat tire samo ground as that of Jast Mon- day night, and commenting upon the fact that tho Committee had ignored the printed blank cuntract prepared by him, and charging that fn ¥ had neglected the interests of thy feved It was for the, clty’s Interest that the change should be made, provided too 1 of a sacrifice was not fuvolved. Ald, Plelps romarked that he wouldn't have signed such a jug-hiandled contract. & il that all thocontractors would He didw’t bolievs uny of the Commlttee knew of tho owitied clauses in- uard the interests of the city except ‘I'na contract algned was jug- nandied; the city woa bound hand und fuot, sud could not moke “a chunge . unlcas 1t patd such damages as tho contractor thougbic he could re- vover In case the city acted in deftance of him. d to Bed{ord stone. If con- it, the building would Ue an ever- lasting disgrace. Lomont, us {ndicated h{; ond was disposcd to take advuntage of the paseed over lghtly. 3, atate that the only ont limeatone from Ald, Lawler didn’t answer, but went on to say that, il tho document went to the Buliding Committee, the majority would smother it. Tho ublic demanded something clse. ‘The Juiliclary Comumittec, on the contrary, these large figrutes, and ho tion would be made looking to s enttivg down, He didn't want a bulldlne that the Council He was satisfled, from the mnen bo Lad seen taking part fo the work, 1hat Tomlinson & Reed were not the contract- ors at all. Ho was eorry to secn disposi- tton to postpone action. sve the work atopped uow thau to walt untll o story or $wo wos up and then pyll .the work ‘The contract on its face wis would look Into and dark. nece: clioved a proposi- We have also estl- | would be ashamed of, staze of the werl we glve you the He would rather TIUE MOST DAMNABLE EVER LET, Ho had found Van Osdol in the cffize of the Departmunt o Tubllc Works looking over apers which he, as a citizen, bad no right to terfere with, and he was credibly inforined that Vun Osdel bad taken the documeuts to the bullding, If this wers true, it was un outrage. ALy BALLARD sald it would Le appropriats to risa and sin S What Bhall' tho e hod been written u) plous member of the Bu was {ndebted to the author of tha orticls to some extent for his conversion, resent at the meeting, but its power converted In 1840, as bo entered ons und of & town In Indiona, a men went out of the other seuted ‘That man's namo was Storey—tho (he bovs had prepored He madu up bis mind, if that was tho way thoy trested men In the \Went, he ahould betiave lmseif. The reason of the exodus was aon urticle le didn't kunow whether thoralu spect- work At now, bott ; v the Zimes aa the g Commitie " He thought Bedford stone wss orFof theteuets ot | Tho beat of tho tio, but that it was o shame to have one port of the buildiog black and the other cream-color,—a cheap~John affalr. Ald. Cory followed, defending the contract, that 1t was legal, and effectunlly Interests of the eity, The question of chauge was ono of expedicney, and was not now before the Couneil, Ald. Lawler moved the vrevious questlon, which was lost by uvote of 21 to B, Ald. Cook stated that the, Building Commit- teey fn conncetion with the Mavor, nad declded that one bulldise should be bult JUST A8 LONESTLY AS IP IT WAS A PRIVATE EN- rob 'tho elty, think 1t, théra. samo old, old Btoruy. an exterlor vencerty ot existing rights. proprietor's devil. The people there couldn’t 2'anes that had' the most to sav about the stune g 8 anyehing he (the spenker) knew more aboute than another it was o ouildiny, o continually for forty vears counccted withthem, lertook to say that the structure now p woull beoneol the best ever con- Ald, Ryan had sald_two Weekn ago that there was a ateal In it, Dliad u right to hold that opinion, but when such asserifon was mado_in public it should by e would assist fu flnd- Jawler had eald that the Committeo Within half an hour their arrival thern he heard Lawler say he bad found some forty-rod whisky, Any one who drank such stulf finmedlutely becamo wisa philosophier in his own estimution, Jerson snild & majority of the people demanded Lemoat stone. Ald. Cullerton—Yos, and ft s true, and yoa kunow it, AL Ballard—I do not. Ald. Cullerton—And evervbody clse knows it. Ald. Ballard dldn’t clulm tohave ns wide & cirvle of acquaintances as Cullerton, but he kuow o great many of the solid men ot Chicago, Thoy bad neted mremll‘i- and judiciouely from the "foundntion up, and ) as chcaply and Imlwllly a8 any similar work had ever been done in C had only cost 857,000. Tae plans had cost only 84,000, and economy had been used in every li- stanee. They had had tabuluted statoments u of the welzhts of the bullding by Mr, which were fncluded in the pla and hed been Verified by Mr, Cleaveland an bis experts, tlo denled having had aequatut- ancestilp with Tomlinson & Hewd previous to the letting of tho coniracts, and the stone con. en awarded to thom beeause they were the lowost bidders. He then cited the Buxton fron contracts and the brick contract. He went over oli the grounds of other spe: in regrard to the letting of the contructs. e considered Ald, Tuley’s criticisms =8 unjust, and deafed their fafrness. Tho provision was TU! ‘was not satisficd with Tumiinson & Reed's ~om- supieation. ‘They bud uot stated the cost of changing the stone, ut hud vent In o pi tivu 1ue wore thiaa the entlre umount of the —an _cxtraordinary thing, as Le understood toe dilference b price was bat & 1ew thousand dollars. As hio was brauching out luta the subject, ‘Tue Chalrmun cut him off fu the middle of a saying that the mutter would liave to e referted, and devute was vub of order, Ald. Tuloy supposed be had a rigut to make remurks preliminary Lo a motiou, “I'no Chalr—Yps, {1 they arg fu order, Ald, Tuley wlnted moio definite hwormatlon, o8 what the Council required had not Leen sent ompanied by proof. wua bulldozed st Bedford, umzlial contr: Grant County (Or.) Times. Rattlesnake Jack is the euphoolous title of a long-haired scout who appeareil un nur streets ts week clad in buckskin habiliments. Jack's forte Is oratory and shootlng. Alter getting outetde of u hall-dozen * straights " he opened in this stvle: * I'm a man from the mountalus; I'm a hyena from the tropics sud a nephew of old Kit'Curson; I've got a string of scalps that amule can't pack, Gen. Crook and me nsed Lo Aleep in the same blankets and *smile ' from Lhe same bottles P'm a poker-vlaver from Art- zona, and my mother rode on the first ateam- boat that ever uavigated the Columola; I'm s buzzard from the * Rockies,' and n ‘cuns * on general principles: Lnin't slept on a floor for fourteen vears, except in a guard-houses [ ken #hoot 8 mole's eye out at 900 yards ond make uckasa-rabbit ashamed of * hissell at 100." When last scen (his cclebrated personage was trsive to get & bet that he could splt ta o man's eye nine tunes out of ten at twenty paces, 2 OFFICES, Hi 0 DAT NUMKROUS trans througsuut the city we bave cstavlished Ofices in the different Divitions, 3s designatod Bere advertisenients wiil be taken fur the aame charged at the Muin Ofce, aad will e recelyed clock p. m. duriog the week, and uulil ¥ p, m. the Conk County Couri-House for the sam of £488.000, 1 alno agree to execntc and erect the granite-work of the entrance, the main columns and pilasters of pollshed granite, fally equsi to that now being used on the county Aide, free from ol} imperfections snd spots, for the aum of $260, - VU0, being les: the cost of the granite work an the county side by the sum of $21), 784, 1 will alno give bonds for the proper execation of the work in' any reasonable smonunt reqaired by your honorable body: snd I forther agree to as. sume the damiges incurred by the city onaceount of ‘he chanve of the alleged comtract in the o] the same. I sppend for com- parison a statement of the cost of ato under contract on the county aide; alro mbotll‘i‘l of this propoeal. v:ryxn- ”r:lrnll abedlent sorvan! . K, Evtawontn, 5 Room D, 84 Latallo street. vunty Stte~Originl contract with McNelll & son, £510.000): deduct for columns, etc. . changed 10 gran” b, o eod Rt S 5, contract colu 8343 cog- iract for entrace. veatibule, e oo Tl Lriseni provosal—Total for limettone, g4s.000( granite columns, plasters, entrances, And vestibules, $200.00, ‘Total, 3748, U0, Tt will be seen that my proposal Isless than the agaregate of county contracts in the sum of 33, T84 work AL anee: {!:6'3" B A(" Ll N ey T Waeloess Arst-ciase, Moltor Giarm Warks CINCIBNaLl O oerrm oo —_WANTED-FETALE HELP, Domesticss ‘VANTED—GIIH- T0 DO GENERAL HOUSE- wurk: must ha neat and thoroughs jzond rrler- ence tequired; Germsn or Swede. Call &t 443 West Kaniduphat, 1 do not sce how comnlisinant’s raso can be ann. tained without qualifying some things which have Leen sald in tha opintons of the Snpreme Coart in caeen somewhat guslogons. Yet i1t may perhups be sustained withont contravening whai may atrictly be regarded as ndjudicstions in those c ind this care in some respects is unilke sny be 810,000, If they were let for; care, For lnstance, tha opinion by the Court in the Daxter case comments on questions presented here, bat does not quitc cover all the questions in this. In that carc there was n judg- ment st law, Ar I bave satd, 1do not ace how the complainant's earo can be rustained withaout qual. itying some things that bave Leen maid In the Baxter case. | am not clear in my opinlon that the Supreme Canrt may not in another case think roper 1o change or qualily their opinion in the aster care. 1 cannot undertake 10 nsy that the uestion ought not togo before that Court, 1 think, Inaced, it in a very proper subject fora hesring in that Court. and this ir not atall incon. sistent with the ides thatthe Circuit Conrt did rignt in dismissing the hill fa view of the presens wiatus of our reported canes, 1018 often proper 1o exercine the powcrs glven under the statute to tevive injunctions when the Juilge reviving the Injunction thinks the decree aismissing the LI i right. Apolicatlon might be made to the Clrcult Cosrt Jodge who made the decree, That ststnte evidently contemplates that temporary tnjuuctione may properly ne revived. Where It {s not at all clear that 8 fina) decision will be made in favor of the party ohainlng the injunctlon, the plates that & Circult Jodwe, plt upon the merits, and dlsmbsen y roperly revive the temiporary fnjunctiva while Yhelvnul i» pending., The statule must mean that an injunction may be lesued in all cares where there iu rennongble ground to auppose that the dee cree may be revised. In view of te practical effect of an Injanction In this case, I rhall grant it with Jess hesitation, he- cause the refussl of it, pendente lite. in iy Jndg- ment wonld produce &n injnry to complalnant which conld not be adequately repaired, while the grontine of an injunction caunot serionsly Injuro the defendant. I sm not informed as to the form in which the original injunction made. bot my view about tust s this: If the bond siready died fs not such an 48 satiafactory to me, I will require that the complainant give afnew bond, s that, if the complalnant should fall In nie action ot law,~—thal fs, 1 cass the judgment at law should be reversed and final judginent he rendered againat bim, the efcet of which woutd be to declare that pending these proceedlnum he wan not lexaliv entitied to be admiited to the privileges of 8 member of the Hoard of Trade, hut wans pres- ent and doing husiners on tac Bosrd aud enfoying privileges to which he was ot entiiled, —the Bourd 1n such casa should cover the value of these privi- leges. Thexe privileges are usually pald for by the money invested in the membersiip Ly the tnitta- tion fee, and also by the ‘annual dues. 1 sesume ihat the Board of Trade, not recognizing the right of complainant, cannot conaiatently sccept annual dues from him, Of conrwe they will derive no beneft (rom the ure of the muney Invested for original memoership for WANTEL T GENRIEAL TOUBEWORKY onu who can couk, washi, and fron. Apply &¢ 2w Park-av. T\ NTKI RWEGIAN OI1tL_FOIL *mnil fam| must have firsi-class references. Addrese Tiox 153, clty Post-ofl WANTELZA & ANERICA peneral houswwork at Winn 3.50 per week. Address MRS, Vinnetka, . WASTER-E U0n i, T0 DO GEN housework, ce Carrolliar, Seamatresses. :1,AS3 HANDS. APPLY FANTED=AN OPERATOI ON IWTEAY_RF hine.” 3. 1, OHNSTRIY & CU..02 Fila Lanndressces, VWANTEB-A bTHONG WOXAY TRED 10 DO the tronlng laundryt to one miitahle, ".\"'ant en. permanent wark wii be CLEMKNT &'SA 41410 424 SHliwaukee- b W Wi Mixcelinneots, VW ANTED-EDCCATED LADIES 1¥ CHICARO, nud evers 1own tn the Northwest, 10 cauvass for at sell among ihelr scanaini: lal clars of Much nesded guods, UATIONS WANTED—NMALEs Bookkeecvers. Clorks. &ce QITUATION WAXT Y AN ESPERIENCED 1) —] bookkeeper, Tiefern to prominent Arma amd cor- Jorstigusun regani o character sud pre-emineat alils TG ks, i1 ¢ . 1. HUBBAKD, FISH-BREEDING. The Wise Work Now Golng on In Wiscon. wn—The Chances Good to Hecure Plenty of California Balmon mnd Brook Trout within » Few Years, Special Dispatch to The Tribune. MiLwaukre, Aug. 15.—H. W, Welsher, 8u- perintendent of the Wisconsin State Fisheries, was In Milwsukee to-day, iu attendance upon his dutles at the hatching-house In this city, and preparing for the season’s work, which will commenco in October. The State owns a hatch- iug-bouse and forty-five acres of laud, coveriog a cluster of magnlficent svringe, nt Nine Bpring, about three and onc-half miles south of Madi- gon. A spaclous room at the Water-Works In this city 18 also used by the Fish Commission for hatching purposes. Mr. Welsher roports that at the Milwaukeo hatehing-house, the coming scason, there will be produced about 12,000,000 whiteGsh and 6,000,000 fake trout, for distribution principally slong tho shore of Lake Michigan, altbough small supplics of fry wiil be sent to interior lakes of suficlent u({u and depth, There will h ¢ “enlogized the tate: A ihreeiing adrertisment i during wreel days for %) crnis; each additional iine 15 cenrs.” On Nunday2oeentsa line ix charged. 7 words arerage line. JoOR BALF-S130 WILL PULCHASE LARGE brick house 414 trving-place; lot ZixIM: house Dearly new: property cost 6,50 Inqulte a1 i Weat- e ] NTEN=TN" & GROCERY STOME, e 1.8 Iounk maw of ex perience, canable and willlng work. Address for one weuk, 1 43, Tribune ozice, QITUATIGN | WANTEDIY X CONSIRION export buslness s bookkeeper, OF a4 correspund in German sag French; five years' experlenco; best of relervac 4, ol 4 propert; o TArksts and aawD Hiees Aburict freo: Fullroad fare, ocents, I1RA BIROWN, 142 Lasallest. ltom 4. FDX’! BALE—g1.(0 WILL BUY GOOD COTTAGE and Jot st Evanston: wiil teke kurse und buggy b part pay. JHA BUOWN, 143 iasalie: D=BY A YOUNG AN WO s cxperience In the nmrlunl. best of relerences, Address 1L :"l:'lf‘v reake fi‘(' ALE—TO BTUCK RAISERS, L8 it half tnterest T a farn in Miaro iliree miles from & ralirasd. The farm con scres, 400 acred fenced aud Improved, the ture and timber land. with running water. stocked with shori-horn man w “rnaecse JAITUATION WANTED=UY A FINST-CLASS MAN 5 e l‘" &ood, ,mm.iu Eiven. Address olorvd) coc 1£35, Tribuoe oitic Conchmen, Tenmsters, ITUATION WANTED—BY FIRST-CL Y gan, Cnderstands horses and carri aud enfetul drivers Scote, Uood re nce It is wel ttle, KTaded stock, flures aad hogs. A anted tn purchiaso an_Intervst aud take the manegement of the husineas Thera te s Kood Notiss with ¥ roouis, 1arge liern aud e milk tiouse. Audress *STOCK MAISEL, une oflice. o be hatched at {Milwaukee a quantity of wall-eyed plke, the amount of wlich cannot now be estimated owing to the uncertaln source i 13 49, Tribunc ufilce, of suoplv; but a bezinning will be made which | Drivileges which they stiould acconnt to him. He | JP, Sl A BARGAT 5 coklring | Wil cnabie tho Commisaion to horcafter supoly | Billarioy the bensdts by reason of - tho Injunction Tt fan o e C e o W ., 12 miles westuf Elgin, Good Lulidings; well waiered; land under high state of culfiva! sble. Nu Address 1342, 1.")“ BALE—~UOOL FAIIM ¢)/ tral lowa Price oniy 810, yorable. Address 8. F. LN .. REALESTATEWANTED. \v NTeED-TU BUY FOIi CA! E NAVE A cllent who has & dealrable Llear South nide lot, ‘who desires Lo ndd $4,000 L B4, 500 cash, nad purchnss & house (standing sivne) gnd Juc un bouth Klds worth fromm &5, 000 to $7.500; vicinity of Oakiand preferred. TUHNEL & BONID), 102 t Washington-st. all demands for this fish. At Mudison the State ponids witl be used principally to produce hrook trout. The = demaod for this fish has leretofore been far greater than any possible supply, Bug the Board have now in the Madison ponds 20,000 brecders, and they will aiso in the spawning season sccure all the spawn possible from wild trout In the trout streama of the northwestern part of the State. It 1 not improbable that. 2,000,000 or §,000,000 brook trout may be hatched the coming season, which will go “far towards replenishiug those streams of the State which have become bar- ren, California salmon ore slso hatched fo the Madlson ponds, -and are dolog well, Mr, Welsher thinks that the experfment of ralsing Caltfornis salmou in the tresh inland waters will prove & success. N. K. Fairbauk, of Chi. c0go, tells bim that they have caught California salmon efghteen or twenty Inches long at (eneva Lake this year, fit for the table, which 18 the first instance of thecapture of these beau~ tiful tish where they have been artificially prop- agated, Mr. Welshor will bave charzo'ot the Aquarinm at the Chicago Exposition, and while here will take mcasures to sccure flsh from Wiscotmin lakes for that purpose. The oflicers of the Wisconsin State Agricultural Soclety arc also endesvoring to pro- cure " an cxhibltion of flsh for “the coming Htato Falr at Madison, in September, The Wisconsin Board of Fish Commissloners is constituted us follows: Gov. THium E. Smith, ex-oflivio, Madtson; Willam eleh, Prestdeut, Madison: Moses Hooper, Becretary, Oshkosny I% R, 1oy, Treasurer, Ra- cine; Hy . Welslier, Superinténdent, .\lmlfmu; Mark Douxlas, Melrose, Jackson Couaty; John F. Antisdel, Milwnukeo; Christophor Hutehu- sun, Bectown, Grunt County. Thelr operations have been vesv successful, and thov lave stocked over 100 lakes and streama with flsh durlng the past two years, e ——— TIE CREAMERILS. The Uss of Olenmargurine Repudiated sod Denounced, To the Lditor of The Tridune, Erawy, 111, Aug 13.—At a meeting of the Elgin Board of ‘I'rado to-day, on motion of 8, K. Bartholoinew, the Secretary of the Bound of ‘Trade was authorized to send the followlug to withiont compensation, and in such case shouid make compeneation, and, therefore, 1n the event of a final determination In this case against the complainant, it would be only falr to the Board of Terade If due cumpensation be given to it, and that tho complainant shuald be ml:“md to vay the oard for tho privileges which he shall havo en- Joyed. : Judge Lawrence wquired whetber the Judge wished to be understood as eaying that Judge Farwell bad deelded wrongly. Judge Dickey said he was not prepared to say that, hud lie ben fn Judge Farwell's place, be would not havo declded the same way, But it was not incompatible with the soundness ot that declsion to grant an injunction prudente lite, and by reviviug the injunctiou ho did not wish to be understood as passing ou the opin- lon uf the Court below, A TRIBUNE reporter met *Jack " Bturges in the Grand Exchange of the Grand Pacitle Hotet immediately after the Joclslon, *“Jack” was holding an impromptu reveption, tendered by his friends, who were congratulating him upon bis victory once more, The victor was accom. paoled by Judge Beckwith, Col. James, sud others. Said the reourter to Sr, Sturges: “How do you feel over this] s feel happy. 1 feel vindicated.” “ Do you thivk the question is scttled now!?" ] do, It fully declides mv case, and the de- ciston of Judeo™ Dickey shows the Board of Trade how fur they can go."* “What will be your next move?"! w1 will go on the Board to-murrow [to-day) where they will receive me with open arms, if Randolph has remaved his dogs." 1t is sald this flzht has cost Bturges over £50,000 in counsel fees alone during the past four years, and he eays ctophatically that bo is golng to stay ou the Board. DIVORCES. Judge Moore yesterday granted decrces of divorve to 8. Carrle Lind from Martin Lind, on the ground of desertion, with leave to resume her maiden pame of Marrintt; to Merya- ret Harrigan . from Thomes — tarrigan, on the ground of descrtfon, with permission to her toresume her malden namn of Binclair; and to Annle Marie LaBerzo from Glloert, tor udultery, giving her also tho privi- lege of agaln taking ber malden name of Law- rence. 310 ACILES 1N CEN - Acre, Terms fa- N, tinlon, In. QITUATION WANTED —T0 PRINTERS — TIOR- © " onzh printer wanta conteact for weekly oficet wiil et such out 8t bed-rock priccs. Address 1U30. Tribuna, ATIONS WANTED Domesnticss QITUATION WAXTED-IY A LOLORED WOMAN, Y mstrsnger, o eook or wi sod fron fo priveto fainity, Apply at 119 Fourtl QITUATION WANTEU—DY X GERMAN GIRL 70 &3 take arv ot children or lo do second work. ADyy at N0, Tk Batternel $e0 QITUATION WANTEI—X COOK, WY X CARE: D 'ful, trustwarthy person; cAn come weil recom- picnded, Address, or call st U0 Norih Halated-st., corner Bophis. . QITUATIONS WANTRD=AS TOOK, —WASHEIL, D and ironer, and cne ad girl; North bide pro- ferred._fugulfo at 160 Kigel st ITUATION WANTED=BY A CONP 10 cook, wash. and iron, or @ne Fate fawlly} referencs If Fequired LE. FEW EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS SELECTEDL FKOM OUR TMMENKE STUCK, A niagnitieent rosewood plangforis With all nuw- ,flt mbuvll;veuwnl-l. very elegant carved legw, and s specially e toneUpHEIE PlARoToNG pearic, hadsome case... Rich and elezant square grai YVery fina toue rosswood Sulendid new purlor ure: ; VLI R R £an ord 1o buy s pleuw or organ without calling on Every instrument watranted five years. £ T, MANTIN NEW AND ELEGANT WALELOOMS, 205 aitd U7 ntate-st. IREAT BARGAINS— X UREAT MKUAI!B‘; ” If Walker had a coruer on the comniunication, not propose to let him 4 Sldo, RENT—$40 PEI: JIONTIL WILL RENT ELR- gani marble-front housa 031 West Adame-st., parior, oining-roun), and kitchen on it floor, In- quis 43 Bouth Clark-st. North Sidcs 0 RENT-1OURES rahile Tocatlon near Schiool, $INta BN _F. D, Ruburbai. [OARENTSLHEAL. A NG ®-BOOM HOUNE, furnided oF unfurnislied. with an acre of gruuud, n i ol b lake er uud Kas, near ll‘{lg 0 BENT--HOUSES, A I¥ A VERY DE. k and Lincola 59 Ranuolph-at. W Wi 8 ANOS. { TANUS, 0iL MUNTHLY PAYMENTS. [ 01t MONTILY FAYNE W, W, KIMHALL, comer State ind Adaitia-ats. KW UPRIGHT PIANOA. N NEW BQUALLK PLANOS, NEW ORGANK. ‘To rent or for sale ou Inatallmeuts, st p IM‘{IAM o STEINWAYE SATCHLES PIANUE Al THE lieat {n cxtstence and used hy sl th £reat artiste of the world In preferenva to utliers, sad lisve taken by first honurs over all other competifors at the various Suilde Expotions. LYON & HEALY, wialo aud on! TERIIUSE. ind hayg the work done icagu, ‘Tne fouadation “r}\an.Aunrul. TRE OF LIRIGHT FIAND in exchange for use of moncy. Address R 4, Tribune ol i‘v F AN JUS st Moaton fer at rates which dety FIRNT-CLASR KTORE QN i x5t Only 630, comer Flouswre TR Judge Moore will be in cotrt to-day and to- npetition. u:nwm before pi I ciscwhere, W, W o [ NG Wo, tho nndersiened, mannfactnrers of creamery | vy, ‘The Chicugo Publishing Company, Judge $150 ;l:m_ .?:;l‘.."i"\'nll J 1 ¥ Aopiy W L. A, GREELEY, Nsahus, ls. o . Fieh carved lexs mid a0 20T ke buttor aud memoce of the Kigia luard of Trade, for tho site of doley products, haviue read the ~FINE STORE AND BABKMIENT, 210 article In Tuz Cuicado Twisuns of Suuday, Aug. 1 tweon Veu Burva aad Harrison, J. per Ui Mooroe yesterday authorized the Recelver to sell for cash st private sale, atter ten daye’ notice by advertisemeny, seven orlers on different 1yre. K. T, MARTIN, 2 11, whereln 1t 1 churged by Corlaim persons” that gven $ Kdes Miscetinncou, 110 manufacturers of butter {n this vicimity are | hutels in Boston, New York, Baratoza, etc., for . fem o that the rork ou the Court-Tlouse was to 120 0u | yang olvonargsrine, we do, therefors, ,,m.%'m. busr, and also some orders for voriols sMOUNLS | . ) 1) 3 NORTIICLA K-8 1. =BOAID FORLADI! " "’“““,‘?T,;‘,“\”'“ HTADLE IN LEAR OP 814 except whea {t was too cold or wet, IL Lhs Al- | phatically aud ungualifediv pronoauce tho sta arulnst Btory & Camp, Whittlesey & Peters, | O A gnurienon. 860 85 per week, with use of Jiuno —— derman Kuew us much g8 Atd, Phelps about | weut folée in ofery particalar wo fat s we the Mason & Humlin Or?un Company, and oth- | sadbaii. LT WANTED TO RENT. _ laylug brick,be w:;ul?( lnntdmveJnMni:nu “I:."l: " cu t:'mnd.vlmlllw?’umluulillh:lt“:‘e {‘I:‘ En: use, | ers, The face value of theso clatms lsabout | ~— Sonih Nides B, (ED TO RENT. ok iave sver used, oleon ANTED = ENT — A m-n ‘i‘.‘}fl ‘.n;“ &,m :‘:‘mk» or have made, und ve dv:nul Ecn:vo"&‘nrl':: UNITED STATES COURTS. b ICHIGAN AVENUE, BETW! EIGNTERNTI V |.uu-¢'-u.£ lcnluvr’{zeh'c A'ZE:’}S‘."&‘EE wat weather, nnd | hasever been used n the Lutter maae in tois vicin- \ I wrnty. first-ats. —liant ean by ubiwlued br& | Triune ofice tu. There was a difference of two-thirde, which 1be contractors asked for supposed datnages re- sulting from the carrying out of an Hewal con- Hence detutls were ucceasary in order Lo tind out thecost ol changlng thestone. Withthis, the Counctl might be muclived to take the re- spouslbility on the question of damages, and Iuc thu coutract to sutnebody cleo, that the votnmuniation b referred back to the contractors with a request that they send o detalled statement, showin they based their cluiin for ‘I'ne Chalr ruled that it woulds not be in order 1o reter back withuut 8 suspeusiou of the rules. Ald, Rawleigh moved that the cominunica- and he had yet t0 Hdar tho tirst one who paid tazes say he was dissatlsticd, ied at the condition uf the work aud the wan- ner ju which it is belng done, Ald, Culierton—Aud the color of the stonel Ald. Baliant—1 hear no objectlon to i, Ald. Cullerton, torefresh hits (Ballued's) mem- ory, called b sttention to ths petition, slzued by suen represent g 85,000,000, requesting thut Lemont stons Lo used, Ald. Unlierd said, it the gentleman referred to the County Hoard, the paupers, und Walker's creditors, ho ‘would agree with him, but, it he meant tuzpuyers, he would disagree with his Ald. Cullerton—Will you givi way for o quus- thont Ald. Ballard—Any questlon connected with tha mechanical coustruction of the Lullding. Ald, Cullerton sat down, Ald. Batlurd contiued, Tuley had said that CLAUSES IfAD BUEX ONITIBD from the stone contract by thu Committeo for a purpose. He hurled that buck us a fulse- Ho didn’t believe tho majoriey of the suy such intention, Many were erut- | showed howm stone-coutractor could continus g tocut and get out stons even to foul or cold Ald. tuley wanted to know il THE HEITRICTIVE CLAUSE had not been stricken vut of the stone rou- tract whether the work could nol have been suspeuded at tho present time. Ald, Cook safd no. ‘Thy Councll could not lave ordered’ the work stopped. ‘The clauss was loft out because it shuuld never have been there, and fur the same reason It was lolt out of the frun contruct, was uaworthy of Ald. Tuley, It was mercly speclal pleading. vstimate tho vost of frieze carving tu stone, of which there would be u great deal fu the new City Hull, The provision put fu the cou. tract in Tegard to extras wus put In to save the city from being swindled, ond jt was put in with the full understonding of the Duildiug Ald. Tuley wanted to know if the city would not have beeu protected f the wholo matter ?'So"'m" what ground HEVEBRED T0 THR DUILDING COMMITTEN. Ald. Ryan hoped it would not be so disposed ‘Thut Comnnttee had reported in favor of blacing un the table the resolutions calling for uchange tn the stoue. o believed they were vrejudived (o fuver of Bediord stous, I et should be referred to some Commitice that would treat it more farly, Ald. Culterton belloved that, uoder the rules, Where there was but oue Cominittee, inmadiste awtlon was hecessary. 1ls would, however, muve C ¥ . had amiites srer hiod been lett in the hands of the Mayor, u peuticuan wod wize (i 8 private fawliy. Addscas 1847, ity and, moreover, wo do b euphotically de- { Hbune idce. nounce the use of tho sanic (0r ANy purpose, il do nereby sswert that we will nt sl times dlscoun- tetnncy (ho nes of the sanw, helicyingthat the only thirg from whien pure, healthy, creamery butter cun or should bo made b pure, unadulterated cieusn, Our’ cresmericu are open ot all times to Inapec- tivg and Javestivation, to the uud that this false and foullsh chargs ' be faily snd completely re- e Signed: Rivin Butter Compuny, by Willism it Uintze, mausger; Gould & Kilbourne, probrietors Dundee, Home, Wayne, Algonquin, Bartlett, aud Barl Creamorlens Ho A Buzurdis, atavin; lews art Brov., Hobron; W. Turner, proprivior Rock opring Creamery, Uenevay S, K. Datthulo- wew, Coral Creatary; W W. L. Clurk, Burtous' D, eries, Huutley; Mana, o, Bouth Bigin: L. C, ‘Ward, St Ch Broamell, North Autora; Hithaway & nn & Rosshorougu s Bwrlington & Kin ton; 'Nowman & 'Thompevti, Spriugorook Croa ery; Hawthorno & Bro., East Plato; 1) Johnsoy, roprietor Gray Willow, East Burbngion, and ‘the Witson Packing Company, A A. Libby, Archibald MeNeil, sud C. P. Libby, fifed s blli yestepduy aualnst Thomas snd — Wilkiany 3, Ashwell, partuers upder the firm namo %A-n il & (:u‘:,lm rcn‘rnln them from l:x- nging & patent tor an fmproved process in Prescrving (i Innuly grauted to Wililam C. Marshall Jul; o), and auother patent for she: ‘noked meats, granted April 6, 1875, 10 J. A, Wilson, Messra, Munduy & Evarts uppesr 108 the cumplaiuants, BANKRUPTCY, Eleven new petitious in Imnkruntrlr were filed yesterday, of which ten-are given below, the re- mnlnluf oue being suppressed. Willlan R. iHawlkins, of Chicago, Becurcd debts, #1,500; unsecured, 830,43, The ouly asects are a clum for $200 against tho Madi- soniun Miue, of Montana, Ira Putaey, Olevs, Henderson County. In- voluntary petition Gled awulost Putney by Georgs Cunv on a chim for 81U Btevens, 87.77; Luther Armst nyju VW ANIED-TO TERT-A COMTLETELY, FOIt- whse, Gf Len roon) more, vl North or otoss. s JEVADA HOTEL, 143 AND 150 WABAKH-AV.— hkllvfluu‘d Ha‘ll:‘ (50 3001 4 boand, $1 per dayt 84.710 87 por week._ay woarl, §4 s w 71N RN HOURK 176 bEATHN o I'shier House with IORRdS iy board 4 e week ... BUNINESS CHMANCES. TROCERY BTOCK A sty it e o QULENDID CHANGE Foft MILLEKS. WATER S vower able tu Lura trum Dechvela Afiees ruus uf ivnes, lucated riy ruds (ol epot, ':l-.'.';'-:m‘:’;u.'v. NORIEON, Miliviii, Wabash 1va. Suuth hlde tculat T Trufiue oo, V3 VW ANFEN=TO RENTZA COUPL €d yuoms. fent toderats} dress A E. PIQUE, 433 Soutli pla £ D FIXTULES FOR HALK 3, Tribu He thought the wrgunent (\AMI FAID FOR OLD GOLD ~ AND BILVEI! ' Mouey 1o twan on watciios, distiunds, and vaitabive efovery duscripuion st UOLDSMIL'S T eud. bullion Ottica ([tcensad), 9o Eas Teataliaticd 1l None but an expert could P ] “1EHAD IN BXCIHA cucy at the counting-rovtn of 1he JILVEL 23 AND 50 CENT PIECES IN of $1U 10 exchange fUr CUrrOnCy At COULLOZ-NOW of Tribune Conivany. 0, D B 250MBEENS flatu Centre: A, Nottiug, proprietor 1 slilett, 215 dubi Joiles, M Teter- | BT ks bt Deirol brancis e pualiion 1 | S, PR Llatu Centre: 4. Nottlug, jroprictor Hunoveroud | gon, 3137 Greenebaum, Selnocder & Co., $757: | VoRRa3 G Yany. BIADFOLD & R _ MISCELLANEOUN, 3 e e Wiliae, Darmony: | Poiiip Mawidns, #5701 T, W, Burbdt & Co., | South dric ol Rn § MEATS AT Tills LOWEST PIICES 1N Cook denfed that ft would bave been. zer, He, | 8255 J. H. tear, §3.000.27. Suspenslon of | 5 == | AL sl s Tweiithe st puckiu: Bowse. - Noss believe anythlug wronz entercd theie ininds, "hetr work was dune fuithfully and correctly, aud that was the kind of work the contructord would do (I Jeit aloue. As to the legality of the contract, all that was uecessary for such uen us Tomiloson & Reed wus tbree Hines, u less sowe lawyer picked out technlcalities. Without wuterference they und thelr assuclates would go forwurd and do the work s It was in- ed 1% should be done. Wettersi—T'he people want the chsnye. Ald. Batlurd—T never beard of ove who did, Ald. Wetterer—I could ind many to recoms wead Lemont. Ald. Ballerd—You du not look among the r meun. [Lauguter.) d had not been sskul for d would make the change tor, wauted oaly to colnpllcate the watter further. He did not koow eitier of the 8rw, aud would but Know thew it b saw them. Ald. Lawler—oreu’t you in the room when it be reforred to the Comnmittee on Ju- a0 agrecd to that. e didu't belleve ng 1t to Muligao, Boutield, sud the didn’t belicve It was proper for any tmember of the Council to state that a commu- Uleaxion was going to the Judiclary Ruug, or the Cumnittes Rivi, or oy other rlug. ysu—1 agree with you ou that. Thut clause bad been considered for a louz timu, aud was put in for the purposs of guard- 1atea of weight, ote., hiad not been cnavged. Ald. Cook stated that no change bad been made excebt i the brick-work on the corners. T contract was not iads fv a winuce, 1t look 1more that obe night to wake lt, wud wvery pre- caution kad been used to protect and guard the Iuterests of the clty, Thoy wers nut Lhe scoun- weut on to say thut whenever an Alderman h terment be oughit to be able to e denled that there wos & dford Ringe (o the Councli. snd wus gulug oo 10 say zoweihing about the old Buildiug Cow- wittee that let the coutract, when Ald. Culleston jumnped up sud medo, the RS Were Lot under discyssiob. ouk eald Lie had risen to 3 gueition of wurk went on, he belleved that o good, cheap, sud substastial buliding would be coustructed, und he dido’t cary adarn for the Grand Jury Lawler asked AM. Cook & serlos of ques- tlous in regard to the leitiug of the coutracts, sud whethor they were lot to the loweat bid- Tomlivson & " Rees etails, but what they The detuils were Ald. Byan—1 can pruve ever; N e e ® N " MOUSEHOLD GOOD LOI AND CIAMBRI VUIL UK 4121 Twelfin oL, (s Iruel dalsy. t psymont only Is churged, A rule to show cauzo Just weat of btate: Joln, Ly, 431 . N N, Brotsman, litley X No. Aug, 27 was made, 5 PO g L b 2 W . Itiey, BF Moilister und_ Selden 1, Gorhau, 1 FOFULAN FURY - Mo, cldkturs g sl iyt Duslad o orton wantod to know if Egan's estl- e merly partners n the carpet busiuess at Yui T COMTANY, S WRET | (/Cieancd out, Toutand rancli by COMAN, 17U Souih DISAPPEARANCE snd 3% State_strees, under: the Hri name of TUINITUNE $OMUANY: BUS WRET | licatboru-at. Address postal and ba will cailiad ses yui. udl tberal paymeiih.”ludacs Turulahed Warougliout.”gricer o MORSES AND CARRIAGES, PLROPOSE TO B8AY TO THIS COMMUNITY THAT 1 will offer fur vale the most perfoct fnily burss ot | -wru-| weighe 1,200 pounds; sound. Klud, aud 1] bruxen: o lady cau drive bl oL utreld of cars. 118 201 Clark L. )| ( K FHAETON ANDU A TN SEATED - ringe, wouldba very ustolior a hotel ur 8 livery stable; slirvd burses, coualat of Iarge toatn aad vue bugs ffl Tee. uwier lisa Lo use fur the iid can be USUL AL » gTeat Dargala. 4) 55, Tribune vllics. Haollister & Gorham. Thelr preferred debta are $4M.81, and thu upsceured §47,008; asact, casti, $3,0047 bills aud uotes, #2000, wl worthless; stock of curpels, curtmng, bx- tures, ete., $50,000: gud open accounts, F15,000, Tu March fust Hollister conveyed hbis fnterest tu Gorbism, whio proniised tu pay the lirm debts, but io April followiug tiorban went (Bto k- ruptey, baviug sbortly before iuade u general asslgument o W, W, Plicips. Uolhistor's per- sousl debls ary $10.000 serured and shout $2,600 unsccured, and he has no sssets. A rule Wwas lssucd agaliat Gdrham Lo show cause wby the firm should 1ot be dectared baukrupt. Hpecial Dixpatch (o Tha Triduns. RaraMazoo, Mich, Aug 15.—The Com- mumity of Cooper, In this county, are very much excited ‘over the mysterivus dlsappe auce of Charles Hawley, & young man ot 23 years, and of good soclsl stanaivg, It secms that youuy Mawley went to the barnof vne Bol Parker, ou Friday night last. to AIMB. a8 ice, OST-ON TN Paluier Howe, #luok, contafptu Fel Bmall amount of money, pustage st St vl sliued, i1l Wik Tho Cas SralTeara il be uid Wt gudr. | ELSON ad branded them us. [f the 1T o1 G GO T0 CHAPINS COR- [ acr Madiead auid Deasburn-sts. | & larger stock thaa wus his custow, aud bas uot been secu b nor auy kuowlediro of uis wi though dilizent sug estensiye searcu las been uwiade, He bad cousiderable mouvy un bis per- wuts gelned, rs, Lo all of wilch auswers were, madv. . . sou, which fact way account for tho wbeeuce. | Siephen B. Willinms, Colago. Secured | 3753500 INSTRUCTION. 1 afy that the occupadl He wras o man ot atrictly tewperate Lubits, sud | gebts, $17,000; curcd, §3,6H. Asarts, Wilsun. 7 GHNG YOI THE PALL EXAMINATIONS BV Bfillg:nluly@-‘;n:fiuuw was gone. patlau of he | Y thouht that bo bas beeu fuully dealt Witk sixty :h:réi 0L btock ta the Chicae & Buread Wi ey bHicc. aou <ub Yule draduat uf experionges beat of pef- the coutruce was shuod lard 3 1 was i Michig kuew their reputation aud associsls that tuey will do what they sgree b Ald. Cullerton remurked that cer Lers of the Counctl fudicated to bis wilud that the commuuleation ought to be seut to s spe- clal conmittee by o uninimous vote. tractors ouglt 1o by asked Lo cowe (u and wake atewient showiug the Lusls of their demand. wabuer i wiscl the contract was lot was The Coalr satd be bad vot Ald. Luwler then wet over the grouud again. Ald. McCaffrey pexs took upon himself to KXTHS HAD UEEN ALLOWED by the Mavor, sud k:rl. 1rom Ll ‘When presaed by A nnlcd :'\Ilm hl!! hml‘zul)' lw“tdl”:'n hieh : Ald. McCalfrey theny went iuto & 0ry o the ounty coutrects. Howas ualled to order by Ald Ballard, 1 can substautlate ft. [ the Alderwun wmade soy such statement, It wus vot out of urder. W. Duaiy cousidered tne rewarks of Ald, Coui justiiable. It wus due to the diguity of the Coutl, I un Aldermun stood up aud wade lndnuuguu.. fur bl to ureduce hils proots. Ald. Cook suid that i thers was soy Alder- Valiey Coai Company, par value, #1000, rias rcdsouable. Audress K 90, Ak In au Interestivg Conditlon, s, EEBSONAL, R Prince Alfred 13 ouce Wore to bo mades PERIUNAL=F,1 CONE 32 LDIMKULATELY, father, and the-ocvaston 1s to he improved to e by NOTHER, stiow that good fecling vxists between Euglaud and Russta. Queen Victuria will be preseutand weet tho Czar, whbile the Duchess of Edin- burgh, *with the full assent of ber own fawi- 1y, has commanded tus services of au Epgliso sccoucheur, Jowes M. Julinsou, Chicy ‘, o, Sccured debta 89,200, aug unsceured, 37, S5,U7. Asacts wnly nominal. Joseph Bummers, of North Hendersou, Sercer Couuty. Prulerced debts, $6ib; secured, $12,847; agd _unsecured, $2,401, Asscts, land, n.:m. beavily lmw&uml; live stock, $5115 aud growig trops, George B.‘wmuuu, a Jumber dealer, Mving QUUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG LDy OF R (horouatl education aud Cullure, a8 KOVOIRess; mu- 2l Gieruidi, 804 Lat spect glifed; Very beat nfvivuce Avdress ). GBLBEN omiy bl * " BEE FRIEND AT AP~ rEruoo s pross. d. Biyih, :Ad. McCaffrey QUR KXCHANGR—120 ACKRES UNIMPROVED, 0.1 onv wile frows luwn, 63ax fur Nu 1| secoud:bata Juruliure, place. sud woucy. - Address Bx 5! 3083 Vitie, droduois County, Ll STORAGE, L00OF WAREHOUSE, ST MUNRUE ar turultury, mcrchaudise, risges ele. Lusis 19 Ay amvunt; legdl Wicrcsl, Caad fur stocks of govda.