Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 19, 1878, Page 3

IE LAW. The City School-Tax Sustained by the Supreme Court. ality of West Town Appropriations e o to Pay Park Bonds, Rocord of Judgments, New MBults, Criminal Business, Btc. DECISIONS, N3 CITY SCHOOL-TAX LEOAL. Following is Lhe opinton of the Supreme Court, just filed at Oltaws, as to the power of {he City Councll to levy {ne valldity of tho sectionsof the School lsw creating the Chicago Board of Education. Tho polnts luvolved were ralsed, among others, in the Bpelght case, but were not passed on by the Supremo Court fn its brief ovinlon fled Application was made for a This the court denled, but fo fts epinion, given below, decldes these poluts, which were previously left untouched by it. 1t will be scen that the existing school (s fully malntained: > e are unanimoasly of oplnlon that s reheating in the presvnt cane shonld be denied upon the prinicipal gnentiona have been and we 1o not deem {t necussary to re- 1f wo havo been eo unforivnate ot make ottrselves cleatly ; isfactory :lrlllmfllll in 1on of tho conclusions reached, o 11’.‘?3‘"‘.‘0 ‘auppose that we wonld he moro fortu n‘plelll them bore, ¢ 10 other Interests, o i anall bo givon o a single class f ques- Tione, snd e have not, thorefore, deemed Gty when we have reached a conclusion with which we are satisfiod upon any given questions lecung o closs of cascs, to auswer at length and joee what wo deem a fallacy in every subsequent ment in which connscl may imagine they have )1y domonsirated the Inaccu #chool-tax, and aa to f;me opinion filed an to ne Without great in- d)nthe former opinfonsto asy any- {hin npon the validity af the achool-ta: from the abstract furnished us by counsel we were unable to discover that that ralsed In_the court belos, under which it can be clalmed to have he general one embracing the This we did not think was e thought it due to the court below tention should have been called to this ' we have conald- where tlio opin. In the prescut r a rehearing, ucation had been e only objection at, waising th & $he quenilon in ‘another ‘can fon Vs ot yet been flod, s wel case, since reading the petition and we arc of the opinlon the objection Is untens- e Constitution, Art. B ho “General Asscmbly shall provide et ough and cliclent system of fres public ool \whereby allchildren in thie Statg may ra« ceive o general common school education,* There 48 no himitation In that or any other articlo a1 to tho agencies ‘ o i viding tais syslem. ere Tnobation_ 1 ., Sec. 1, a8 to the amognt of indebtednees a school district may contract, and fayeveral olher clpuses may be foand. referen 10 school dlstricts likewise reco subdivisions of territory for ¥chool fhere lsno attempt to lliit, the Lectaiature in'pra- viding for the furmatiun of school districts or in preschibing who kaall oF Hith the fevy, collection, nnd custody of taxes, The (feneral Arsembly, in accordance with & well-seitled canon of construction of legialative . may, therefore, act in those reapccta at ita Bucration, ahd ptescribe such modo for tha forma {lon of ecliool diatricts, and designato such porsons for the levy, collection, and having the custody of ichool tuzas. aa It alons dacive 1o 126 public luterests, ihink the question of whether the sections of the old city charter relating to 111,, Sec, 1, direcls nizing them as purposas, but hall not be vinpowered hall consider most con- In this view, wo of tne adoption Dby the city of the general faw, or au stil} existing, may ve waived; and that ali Jaws. whetter 1 city charters or eleewhere, destgnated tunilect free schoole, may bo regurded almply as school lawn, av o part of the law mtended io carry ont the matidate of Art. V1IL., 8ec. 1of the Con- And plithough they may require the toundary lines of cities to_he adapted as lines for tlun of ychool districts, and that city il perforin the duties of achool ofiicers, yetthis ls for convenience only, sud the dlatricis ts 1o be formed and tho ofiicers thus reguired to perform the datics are to bo regarded | encles selectod by the Siata to provide a syntem Although the Mmits anyg ollicers of the 1wo corporatiuns (that for atrictly clty pur- pases and that for the purpose of providinz freo schools) are the same, theie purpus Jectu are ditfereut, and th " and disiinct corputations. euce und |v (niied In the powers 1t may exercise Ly Jts charter proper,—tte other by the School Taw. But Sec. 22 Art. 1V, of the Conatltutlon prohb- nersl Assembly from paesing aoy Jocal o apecial Iaws praviding for the management of coms 2 2 The ono M:‘ 1tn exint- taxe purposes, and tho ¢astody of the funds when the tazes are collectad by different obfcers in the city than those dis- charimg the dutles th other localitie nuticed that the Ianguage of tuls clause {s much less comprehenwive than that of Art, ViIL Sec, 1. There n system of freo scnool **management " of free achooly, not merely tho 18 required to Jaw should " be enacted for Is most nataral and probe bowever, we shall assume that was not the proper place for a restrictive clause, nu{n why not say in al Jaw in relati achooles,” If this was {ntended? Ieft uo doubt, and s the pluimest and most usual We must asiume nanagement”’ was not unadvisedly oraccidentally used, aud tnat 1t relates to the con- duct of the schoul In imparting instruction, eatavlish & schoul and provide,tie necessary fonds for ite support ia one thing couduct, whea catab) and quite uifferent thi II we aro not in error in this vi upport of schouls, mady, 18 not within the probib: It 1s the general Smpression that the declalon in the scrip case, soon to ba filed, will slo bo in tayor of the uity. WEST PARK BONDS, At the August term of the Cook County vurt a decrec was entered ordering the sale of certuin landa owned by Timothy Wright for the unpald West 8ide Park toxesof 187378, An sppeal wus taken to the Bupreme Court. Tlhc .Bpbeliunt claimed that therc was no power iy the town weeting to levy the tax for a sloking fund,—under which the property was sold, tbat its actfon in the premiscs wa 1 a Tho Suprcme Court decided that it conld he tax as fuvalld as being levied for tho reason that the pur- he monvys wera voted were R ‘Lners (s no statuto which Tequires the Itemization {n the resolution of a jection that the park tax, West Chiteago, was llle- becauso u portiun of the property under the Commtssioners 1ea in Jof- fully met and answered sdve cly to in the caso of flalsoy et 84 1L, 89, The judguient mount for which the prop- 0 the Stato for unpald taxcs, regard s glven by the statutes All L 18 required to by [7) This could have that theword ¢ A lishied aud supportsd, sauthor ot pronounce ¢ without authioril boses fur walch “th proper town charges. towa meetiuy, locluded i the taxes o coutrol of the Park Y88 In part for the a reny was forfcited t uthority {n this L 1874, up., 83 \Placed un the taz-books fs toe hat the cquallzation was uot made ‘Thu County Com~ ! Equalization on concurred fn the required by law, isatoners met aa a Hourd of }tbe aay required by law, and o Lommittee to whom tho watter was Tls objection that the Asscesors did their returus as required by law docs Kood, for a supplewental section of pecitles u-’?hn lnlfir return !llmll bu held e Judg: urt ‘was sl Judgment of the Copaty + . Holden for tha l;-nl.mm-n, sod Joun M. Rountree for the CIIICAGO. A CUHIOUS CABE, cit was engaged yesterdsy In us marine case, entitled Ander- It scems that in December, 1876, Champlon, owned by Andersou, ith & curro of coal conslgned to The custom was to unload in 0urs, and the master asked where o scharge his cargo. Law said ho had ‘“P aer, bl docks beiog full, sud, sfter somo Law told tho master to moor at 8lip, and o the trial be claimed the reed to go there and lay dur- of dockage. The there for a time, claiming that the alip was s in winter for & loaded vessel, bis vetsel broke loos: age. Bhe theu went to suuther till spring, wben she weut Woer subsequeatly begun s livel to or the damage -to bis vessel, and for 2Ud other {tems, Proudfoot, to whom the cass ¢d the clalin for dawsges, W aoything for storage. Ex- 0 10 the report, aud argued e aud the question was whether such Could be sllowed, and of what naturs ¢ for, whother demurrags or storage, ’m schooner « T1ed sovery dauy ock and stayeq ' Ieferred, al) 4 refused 1o allg Seutions werg take The case was taken under advieement, THR APPRLLATE COURT. Yesterday was given ug to the examination in the Apnellate Court of Studenta for admission tu the bar. TheJudges met in the morning and appointed Messrs, A, M. Pence, [, F. Vallette, and Henry Decker the examiners. About forty- five young men_sabmitted themselves for the examination, which was entircly written. A séries of shout 120 questions had been prepared, and nrinted on & sheet of paper, leaviog room between each for writing their answers, The cxamination was concluded yesterday, and the decislon will probably be given to-asy ss to who were the fortunate ones. ‘The Appellate Court wlll hold no eession to- Opinfons will be rendered as usual at 2 p. tn. Monday, and the Gage case will then be taken up. FORECLOSURES AGAINST MINORS. In the foreclosure case of tho United Btates Mortgage Company vs. Anson Bperry, as Qi dian of H. VY, lnglbur‘, a minor, a plea was ratsed to the furisdiction before Judge Blodgett yesterday, The clalm was tnat by the Stato statute 8 suit to foreclose a morigago agalnst & minor muat be: brought In the County Court, d that therefore the present sult could not e austained in the Federal Court. The Judge held that the Buale statuts could not thus re- strict a party who had a right fo court to the County Court to determine his cause, but that he could go into any court he chose, The plea was therefors overruled, and leave given to suswer, ¢ A SHORT-ARD REPORTER ANEAD. The case of M. H, Denment vs. J. O, Kalerand Charles Arnstoin wns heard yusterday before Judge McAllister. In November, 1870, M. I, Dement, & well-known short-hand man, was em- loyed to short-hand tho play of ** A Celebrated ivorce,” then running at Wood’s Museum, which, it waa clalmed, was an lufringement of Bouvlcault's play, *“A Cnso for Divorce.” While he was at £he theatro he was Interrupted by Kaler, who called him into a private room and took his note-book away from him. Arn- steln then had him arrested, and he was taken to the Ceniral Statlon. \When the caso was heard ho was at once discharged, and he then began a swit tor damages for false imprison- ment, and 3’“‘"‘"’ the jury gave him a ver- diet for TIE REPUBLIC LIFR, A rather odd guestion was ralsed yesterday before Judge Witllatus In the Republie Life- surance case ag to whom to pav a policy, A, Beems filed a potition, setting out that he held & pulicy payable at his death to his heirs, and he asked to” have the pro rata paid to nim, inas- much as he, beine living, had no heirs {n the legal sense. Moat of the policles desiguate some particular person to whom a pollcy is to be pald, but Bcems’ did not. The Judge sald that the law fndicated that the artics for whom the policy was drawn should Eu'u the benefit. But thia was an exceptional case, because tne Company had gone inte bank- ruptey, and, as Scems was still alive, he has no holrs to whom the ciaim could be assigned, so hat the mouey held by the Kecelver to pay the clattn must lie Idic or ro to the assured. He tlmufht that, as a matter of cquity, the assured should have the benefit, but he stated that hie would not allew bis decision to be uscd asa vrecedent. DIvORCES, Frank Weiss {8 ratier In s hurryto get s divorce, and yesterday ho flled a bill sayin) that his wife Eliza deserted him Oct. 17, ust one day mora than the requisite two years. he may come back, and he wants to be sure :nd foreatall her I¢ she should repeot and re- arm. Bophia Marwedcl slso wants s divorcebecause she lns been abused beyond human endurance by her husband, Henry Marwedel. 17RYS, Judges Jameson and McAllister will hear mo- tlons to<Jay, Judge Rogers submilted cases, Judgs Booth motions’ and set cascs, and Judges Moore, Farwell, and Williama default cascs. ‘The Spaids caso will come up again to-dsy before Judge Moore. ‘The composition meeting ofE. B. Myers {s sot for 10 o'clock this morning, B UNITSD BTATES COURTS. The Northwestern Mutual Life-Tnsurance Cnmmn, filed a bill yesterday apainst Edwara C. and Curoline A, Cleaver, J. "D, Harvey, J. P. Perkins, John McDonatd, Lotta Strawbow, John White, Anoie Johnson, and ¥annle Cook, to forecloso n mortgage for §%,000 on part of Lot Block 50, §n Scuoo? Sectlon, CINCUIT COUNT. ‘The Chleago & Alton Rafirord Company com- menced o suit against Tlmothy Maragian, J, T 8imons, and Patrick Bambrick, claiming $15,~ 000. The Bank of Moutreal brought suit for $8,000 against W. It Page, E. B, Taicott, I ¥, Waik- ¢r, F..A, Bowen, uUcorge 8. Redfield, aud W, L. dregy. Patricl Reedy sued the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Raliroad Compauy for $10,000 dutnuges. CRIMINAL COURT. John Deveraugh and Thomas Kinsley were tried for larceny. Both were found gullty, nd the former was iven threo vears in the Pent- tentlary, and tlc latter four 8. Clrles Willlams pleaded” gullty to larceny, nm)lwu given alx months fu the House of Cor- rection, Frapk S8hemmer was tried for larceny and found not gulity. Frank Cooney, on trial for burglary Thurs- duy,’wn remanded on account of the jury disa- greelng. v case of Frank Adams, indicted for rubbery, the bond was torleited, which was fn the sum of 2,000, Tlis surctics wers James W. Atkiuson and Albert A, Dwelle, TIHR CALL MONDAY. Jupas BLODGLTT—Het cases and penersl buaf. 0 Tun APPELLATE Counr—14, 15, 10, 17, and 18, JUbuE JaMxaoK—21, 25, 20, 28 10 30, 42, A4 to 1'.:' 40 to 48, No. 10, Davis ve. Wells, on trial, unox Monne—Contosted motions, Juuox Roaens—No call announced. Jupox Booru—Bot caso term No. 4,233, Brew- er va. LI, and calendar Now 105, 107'to 1135, faclusive, No case on trial, JuvoR McALListEn—Set case term Nos, 2,072, . 2,477, l?(lld . Ll:lll- “ompany, sud_calendar 243, 244, 240, ,;]:.50{ 251, 252, Jupux FarwaLL—Contesied motions. Junux Witliaus—Coniested niotions, JUDGMENTS, BurEnion CounT—CoNykusioNs—David Hyman va. Carl loft, §31. 80.—Jolius Dyrenfurth ot al, vs. Svan Hosborn, $1,201.08,—J, H. Jtasp ve. August Wendel, $50,0:, JUDOE Jauzson—Charles B. Lyon va, Warren Beamnn and E. V. Niegclsen; verdl Falrfield Fire-loswrance Company Farmer; verdict, . —Luinbern ing Company ve. John and Max Woll; verdict, $40.—Alexander L. Colling ve. J. A, Wilson nad Ueargy A. Frear, $870, Cincuir Coour—Junan McAvrtisren—Francis Degnun va. Dougins 8. and Kather E. Tavlor, C, M. Hoote, Albert Randai, sud J. 1f, Lawmbeer; Yerdict, $000, and motion for new trial.—M. il. Dement ve. J, O. Kaler and Charles Arusteli dict, $400.—J, K. (ates v rick Minoguo; ver- dlet. 302,06, —Bridget Byrnes vu, Andrew Brady: yerdict, $U7.855-E, F,° Avbatt caroline and Uenjsoiia Newman; vondict, VANDERBILT'S WILL. Amdwvits and Gounter-AMdavite. New Youx, Oct, 18.—In the Vanderbilt will cazo Mr. Lord submitted the sfluavit of the coutestant, Mrs, Mary A, Labau. Bhe says that betore the trial of this case began she had an foterview with the propounent, Willlam H. Van- derbilt, to persuado him to keep his prom! and stated to him certaln facts which she lu: tended to prove, and bo sald If ebe weut un the stand as s witness Mr, Llinton would at- tack her, and tear her to pleces usa witncss, and that sho would have to leave the city in three da; A number of other aflidavits wera read, alleging sttempts to bribe and Intimldate witnesses for contestant. After tho recess asked for by Vanderblit's counsel, Mr, Cliuton read oo atlidavit from tho proponent, William K. Vanderbilt, Ho aays, with regard to tho affidavit of Mary A. Laliau, that hu declared that I stic was & witncss she would be attacked by Mr. Clinton aua torn to picces, and bave to leays the cty in three days, that it is entirely untrue. fo sald ootbing of the kind, or to that effect, or tenor, or sub- stance. With respect to the aifidavits of other witpesses, bie has uo knowledga of anything of the kind. ifs acver suthorized any one, direct~ ly or iudirectly, o tamper with witnesses, snd, 84 fur a8 he knows, no ous connected with pro- popent bas tampered with any witness, e ———— A WORD OF WARNING TO COUNTERFEITERS, The wido-apread fame of Hoatetisr's Stomach Bilters causes 3 necessity oo our part to rewingd, from time to Ume, wbow it nu[. cogcern, of the fact tust {mitaling eatd articlo Ls a punisnabie of+ fenso, and wy DUW give Lhis word of caution. that wa will moat wssutedly Bave all thoss parsous ea- fasea In relilag our vecond-band “bottles, selliug 7 \be kallon of barrol, of in any mauner 'whatsos ever palmiug vd on th h ulic & spurious artisle rnrnomw 0 bu our re| tou, punlvlied 10 the ull exjont of the law. Penalty for counterfeitiug or desling 1n counterfelt trudo-mark goo act forth 1y & Jaw Tucently paseed by Lonurese: "+ Fino Bof excesding $1,000. of Luprixoameul ot more than two years, or both such fine sud jmprison. ment.” We nbver 121l to conrict. NoTicN 70 DEaLius A¥D Pukcuasxus. —Hostet~ ter's Bittcrs azu never, ynder auy CircUimstanced, sold i ouls, but alwaya o buttles, with & daely envraved Utlivd States lntcrnal Hovenue (special roprictary) stawp cuvering the cork of each bote Bl Tastericd (o both sides of the neck of savme, Al Bitters pnrpfl!lluf‘ (o be Hostetier's, without \ls stainp, ww counterfelt. Hostatres & Sz, tho oitice, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1878—TWELVE PAGES) Northwentern stock." “Boody & Co., for instance " " Yes; I1. I, Boody & Co. were the principal onea. ‘They were Tilden’s brokers, and iwe ex pect to prove that W. T. Pelton and John Rau- Kkin, Jr., were also ncun? In this capacity. Ev- erybody knows who Pelton is,—the nephew of hig uncle,~and the testimony taken at Mar- a\m“u shows that Rankin was s clerk o Til- en'a office. Jawmes P, Blunot appears largely, and everybody knows that knowa anything aout Tilden that Bionot was his factotum snd managing clerk in his offica for a unmber of ears, Altogether the persons who were in the abit of acting with Tilden as nrokers or other- wise exchanged threequarters of the amounts of the I'eninsula stock and bonds surrendered, —that is, they reccived about a milton and a hall, the nominal amount of the Chicago & Northwestern stock. Now, () per out of that fs profit, or, in other words, £900,- 000. All this 1a excluslveal the fees ho recetved from sizniog honds—8$1 apicce—anit of counsel fces pald ‘L1idenin connection with the con- solidation of theother roads. The testimony on that point is that the exhibits which show those smounts were destroyed in the fire, Then there Is this Chicoge & Alton matter of 820,000, which they admiit fu the billas haviog been pald to Tilden for legal services, and the $13.000 of bands of one met and 30,000 of auother which are unaccounted for,bat which M Tilden and Meyer, it fs supposed, retatn appropriated—for services as Trustees and for professional servi Mr. Tilden, of course, claiming the lion's share.’ “Then your scarch bers has not been In vaini" " Without the cxplanation I have given you it would apiear Lo have been very nnprofitable, It has probably scemed dry and uninteresting to '.I.’.n"v' but we have found somncthing for our pal MR, TABLAND, a8 might be expected, did not take such a roscate view of things. It badn't heen proved, sald he, that Tilden uwned any stock in the Peninsula Road, and If he did own anv which he bought for §5 8 share and _exclianged 1t for Northwestern, worth $05a_share, why, ho was very lucky, that wus sll, and Mr. llarland only wished tliat ke bimeel{ had enjoyed such good fortune.” “But,” satd the reporter, “did he fnciude these profits in his Income returns?® *Mr, Tilden nover made but two returns, They were made the firat two years in which the law ‘was operative,—1862 and” 1863, After that be mude no returns at all, but let the Assessor Conclusion of the Examination of Chi- cago Witnesses, What Mr., Sherman Thinks He Has Unearthed. Beven Hundred Thousand Dollars Gath- ered in by 8, J, T, ‘The Tilden income (nvestigation at this end of the line came to s close yesterday afternoon. ‘The widest difference of oplofon exists between the Uovernment counsel, District-Attorney Bherman, of New York, and Mr. Thomas Har- 1and, couasel for Mr. Tilden, as to the results obtained. This difference s by no means as- tonishing, aristog, as it does, between two men each pulliog in an opposite direction; but the Impartial reader, It ho posscss the requlsite sniount of patience, may be able toclear up the muddle, reconcile the yery apparent contradic- tlons In the concluaions arrived at by these two learned men of Gotham, and meke out to his own satlsfaction about where thematter stands, and In how far the testimony taken at this point, in the light of the explanstory state- ‘ments mada concerning It, shows any: fruits of the fncome-hunt. : Very little was dono at the morning session. Mr. Redfield, of the Chlcago & Nortbwestern, put in an appearance merely to read over his testimony, as taken by the stenographers, prepsratory to signing It. In this task he was engaged all of the morninz and during & part of the afterncon, Mr. Harland's objections in regard to the manner of tsking testimony scemed to have been carefully conmdered by Mr. Bhermsn, who, just before sdjourning untfl atternoon, called Commifssioncr Hoyne's attention to Sec, 864 of tne Revised Statutes which _requires that depositions taken under Bec, 863 shall bo reduced to writing by the magistrate or by the witneas in his_presence. Thero was an _obfection, he said, on the record as the “testimony of Mr. Red- | tond to that. Now, the transfer, und, there- field, thmb ik was taken by | fore, tho mlicged nrolit, did oL’ oot mei alenographer, ‘That objection had ° been | 1445, when the Asgessor, aud not Mr. Tiiden, expreasly waived concerning the taking of Mr. Larrabee's aud Mr. Platt's testimony. The tes- timony, huwever, had been taken in the pres- ence of the Cummissioncr, and was recarded In the short-band reporter’s notes, and, in order to mect the objection, if It was 1o remain on the record, ho asked the Commissioner himscH o reduce to writing tho testimony iven by Mr., Redleld, and, after doing 8o, and at the close of such further examiuation of Mr. Redticld as he might bo advised to make, that he would verlfy the record made in the statutory modé, and certify that as the record of the tes- was makiug returns, so that if there was any respunsibility it was on the part of the Asscesor. No, sir, if this case ever comes to trinl, we shall prove that Mr. Tilden paid taxes on larger amounts than e over recelved,” # Indeed " ejaculated the reporter, “Yea, sir. That is what wo aro prepared to show.” Tho reporter then dirccted Mr. Harland’s at- tentfon to one of the papers produced_ by Mr, Larrabee, otherwlse “Exhibit 1," and asked bim what he hud to say as to the Government’s clalm on Mr. Tilden s from that source, cx- plaining to him that claim us he understood i, and as it 1a stated above ln conpection with 1ts production by the vencrable Secretary and Treasurer of the Chicagu & Alton. **Tho facts,” sald Mr. Ilarlan, “aro thesa: Mr. “Tliden was one of the several Trunte: back 1 1802 and 1863 concerned fu the reorgmn- ization of the Chicavo & Altou. Somu two years ago that road commenced a_suit agulnst Mr. Meyer and Mr. ‘fiiden in the United States Cireuit Court for this district, fu which suit they cluimed that those Trustees retafned amounts to which they were not entltled. Mr. ‘THden was not within the jurisdiction of the Court, and was not served With a process, Yet he came voluntanly aud put In an answer, That suit 1a now pending. 1 suppose iLto be n fact that in connection with his operations as ‘frus. tee, which had fovolved the expenditure of larce amounts of movey for clerical and other services, Mr. Tilden recelved bonds of the road, the par vulue of which was $20,000. ‘The fair value of these bonds put into o stutement ol his income for tho proper year will not show that s toxable income was in excess of the amount upon which he pald tax,—that is, sup- posiug he had any uther sources uf fncome that years A mun conld not render the servicos he roudered withous incurring great expenscs," *1n your opinion, Mr, Harland, what has been shawn by this inveatization up to date?" " Thete bas been ho testimony adduced to prove asinule fact that'the consclence of Mr. ‘Tikden wouldn't lnve admitted ot once. The timony. Mr.yllarhnd supposed the Commissloner would 4o as Mr, Bherman relluutcd, and, when that should be done, he might have somo fur- ther questions to ask Mr. Redfleld. ‘The effect of ail of which was simply to sad- dieupon the Commissioner the task of copying Mr. Redficld's testimony. v On resuming in the afternoon, Mr. Redfleld polnted out some trifling errors ho had just discovered in thie record of his testimony, The proper correetions were made, ML LARBABER then took the stand, and was asked if he had, among the books of the Chicago & Alton, in his custody, & ledger account with L. H. Meyer and 8. J. Tiiden, trustecs. He mald hu had. fle was then asked f he had sny acvount with them os trustees other than uader one trust. To this he revlied that he had no recalicetl; of auy accouns, nor lad ho found n"f at ¢ oflice, except the ono copy ho had given Mr. Sherman. The document {uat referred to, which Mr. Bherman here produced n copy, was a long ledger account, which went Lo show that Mr, Tilden and Mr, Meyer had, as Trustees of the Company which preceded, the Chicago & Alton, in their custody $600,000 of Sinklog- Fund bonds; $2400,000 of firat-niortizaze ponds: 81,100,000 of fucome bonds: also 81,783,343 of common stock, and $2,4:2%6 of preferred stock, 08 well as considerable amounts of cash paid to them by the Chicago & Alton, for tho purpuse of settling up | testimony has been takui fu this way in loston, aa Trostees the liadllities necessary to | in Marquictte, and in Chileago, I o not Auspect be met In order to reorwanlae the | any of the witneases who lave been examined Chicago & Alton. The paver also purported to show the disposition of larze quantitics of those bonds and stuck, 1t also showud a balauco un- aceounted for of $180,000 of one sart of honds, and $33,000 of anotlicr sort of bouds, which, it was supposed, were appropriated by dr. Tilden and Mr, Mcyer to pay thumselves for thelr legal services and scryices as Trustecs, The remaining teatimony was us follows; Q.—This paper is o copy of the ledger account with them as Trustees! A.—Yus, Q.—Are you willfug to hiave the orizinal books bruuglu }xem and aooexed to the deposition? A.—No, sir, Mr, Snerman—I ask that this mp{ be an- nexed. Whero are the other books, If ray, re- latiug to that acvount that were in existenve ot any timel A.—The books which give any. de- talls of the account, all prior to the lst of Ja; uary, 1870, 1 thiuk, were burned, 'The ledgers are all extant, Q.—Then the books, and the sccount, of which this is a copy, ore the only books in ex- atence In the custody of tho Chieago & Alton containing this account or the details of this ac- count] A.—Yes, sir, Q.—1s this paper a copy ot sll the entries In this account? A.—Yes, slr, a thero fu tho custody of the Chicago & ol having testificd to anvthing that they did not belteve to be !‘strictly true, and § suy unhesitatingly that wone of the testimony thus fur sdduced tends iu the slightest degree to sbow that Mr. Tilden should have pald une celllu. of fax dn oxcess of the amount which he Day. After o patise, and an intimation from the re- porter that anything else of tterest fn Lhis con- nection which “Mr, Hariand might have to offer Yould be faithfully spread befors the readers of Tur TRisunz, in order that both sides milght L heard, the New York lawyer, who is by this time uscd to *“the wild Western wav " of ro- porters In this reglon, tomplacently, but with a good deal of eriphasts, added: Al I have to say—und vou may_put in as much of it as you please—(s this: The result of all the cxumitiations which bave been hud thus tar of the witucsses shows beyond any question that the United States hos besn examining wit- nesses, the lnmmrt of whoso testlmony the; were utterly unaware of beforehand; and stake wmy professlonal reputation upon the statement that no ono witness has been exsm- ined who would biave been examived at all it the counsel for thu United States bad known beforchand what his testl- mony would bo, The sfmple fact s that ystatement furnislied by Tilden and | the Unfted States District-Attoruey for the Meyer, Trustecs, or by cither of “them, of the | Southorn District of New York hus scen fit to dhmlflull of the first nortgage bonds of the | compel Mr, Titden to send counsel hundreds of Chicago & Alton? A.—There Is o princed state- ment which purports to be an nccount of sleyeraud Tllden with the asactiting bondhiolders of the Chicago & Missirsippl Raflroad Cotapuny, in which they purport to account for the dls- position of those bonds. But of the origin of that paper, or the munver fu which L camuo to | have no knowledge whatever. Q.—Do you know whether the origiual of tha printed copy Is in existence? A.—1do not, lQ.—Nfi'v:r soe iLf A.—Not to my recollec- tion. Q.—Were all the reconds among which it would e placed and kevt, §f it were in exls ence, destroyed? 1 think they were, 1 Q.—~Whou! A,—The 8thor Uth of October, 871, Q.—Is thla paper [showing another] a truo copy of the paper you uave Just describid] A ., Mr. Bherman, sotto voco—Mr., Tilden's legal services—320,000, ‘I'ha witncsa—I shonld like to exolaln that this fs a copy from a printed report, the origiual of which 1suppose to have been furnished to Y predecessor, us it appears in the first annnal report of the Chivaga & Alton Raflroad Com- vany, which was puolished before 1 came futo tha vilice, tufles away from howe while o wus lisbing to dhiscover what testimony be could obtaln, That {a Just tho fact nd whatever else Mr. Harland might have said, had be so willed, wos kept unto that great day when he statl appear fn'the trial of the caise fu tho cousts, THE RAILROADS. TIIE NEW MANAGER OF THE ERIE. A few days ago Tue THIBUNE stuted that Mr, Rovert Harrls, lato President of the Chicago, Burliusrton & Quincy, wus about ta be sppolnt- ed to a Jeading position on the New York, Lake Erle & Western Railtoad, lute the Erle. Tho annouvcement caused suuch murprise, as Mr. Harrls' uane had never been mentfoned (n con- noctlon with this rond, and It had been geverally belioved he would receive a Jeaaing position oi ono ol Vanderblit's Hucs, Hud the snnounce- ment been mnade by auy other paper than Tum TRIBUNE, no ove would have believed it; but the reliability of Tum TRIBUNE's raflway news 1a 80 well established that everybody felt satis- fled ft was 80, i splic " of " the ate tempt of u *ascooped " morning contem- porary 10 ridicule the Information as o greut whopper, It is fortuuate that the “acooped ™ contemporary I8 so well used 1o * eatlug crow,”” or clag It would tlud ft hard this moroing to nrul%v4 downy the ofliclal annonuce- went that Mr. Robert [larris has been appointed ta the position of Qeneral Manager of the Ene Ratiroad, or, as it Is now called, the New York, Luku Erfe & Western. This rosd bas been for- tuuate to seeure the services of so able 8 man- ager aa Mr, Ruvert Hurris. It ls generully con. ceded that this gentleman stunds at the head of Lis profcssion, and is louked up to as an author- ity on sll matiers appertainlug to railroad man- egement. 'Thers can bo but letle doudt that under Mr. Harrls' monsgement the Erju will 800n bevomio one of the best and MosL succosd- {ful rouds leading out ot New York, TUN PAPEL, ust referred to purports to be a report of the istribution by the Trustees of tha frt mortgage bonds, ‘The two lines to which suy futerest uttaclics in this convection state that, Aprl) 18, 1863, B, J. Tilden received as Trustee for legal services, $20,000, sud L. L. Moyor, as Trusteo, $15,000. ‘Tho two coples were duly certitled, numbered nnxgmlu und 1, and insde 8 part of the record, Mr., llarland said he bad no questions to ask Mr. Larrabee, and Mr. SBherman replicd that he had no othier witnes Xamiue at this polut, Both gentlemen scemed to feel a sort of relief st gettlog through with the Chicago branch of the aud sought thelr lotel. The next I;olm. of mttack, Jt s understood, will bo Grund tapids, Mich., Tor which ovlace Mr. Sheraian expected to leave last cvening, sod ot which tho foquiry will bo into Mr, Tilden's alleged prufits, in connection with the Grand t:fhl- & Indinug Railrond and the Continental lnprovement Cowpany, M. SUERMAN, ‘The reporter saw Mr. Sherwan after the ex- amination bad been concluded, for the purposs ol [n:uluu his commentary on tho testiinony whicl bas beou plling up biere for the past Gve g.)u, 'l‘llfi lfiu'uhuz what estiwate be put upon 15 * find. : . tlave you discovered as much as you ex- pected, Mr, Shorman{ ™ Inquired the interview- er. l“ About $700,000 more,"” replied the Iuter- view + Aud bow do you figure that out?” TIE FIREMEN. During the last ten days the Brotherhood of Locomotive Englueers has been su secret session inthiscity, A THisusm reporter tried hard last cvening to find Mr, W, N. Bayre, the Grand Bocretary of the organizatlon, but could not fud bim. Everybody is keeplug mui us to the purpose of the meetinz or what {s being traus- acted. It s clalmed by mmany that the meeting 13 dlscussing she advieability of another strike If the wages of the fircmen” gro not advanced, ‘There bas been some dtsaflection wmong the flremeu for soine time past, and fcars are cuter- tafged 0 ruflroad circles that tuey wiean wis- chlgf, Yet oven it they do strike the rallrosus '.," lu this \('u:viJl ‘The th;bnu accouut f\‘alr over ‘;“" l;':m:,flf::. :-fi:.:le' ru:l‘tly ml; I:‘Il‘m‘ 2, of exchaoges of common so il " o ferred stock of the Chicago & Kurtbweutera for | Th eugiuccrs, wa far - s can s learned, are op, 0 anotlier strike, sud T the stock ud bods ot the Peolusula. Youwith [ (9000 Fofly Weilered will reimain._ fahil to sewewnber that Ar. Platt testiticd that all thers Pe :x | their employers i the tirenien wuke trouble, W P n U ey® Fguluaula etock | Vo as th cogincurs fewnin falthtul bott: Yk ot the Cliaro & "Nortoerorted | fng need bo feared frou the iremen and otuer employes that would sile with thew, The frcuien should thiuk twice before throwiug up thar-jobs on tue eve ol a rigld winter, TOLEDO & ANN ARHBOR, Suecial Digulch (o The Trisune Awx Arsom, Mich, Oct. 13.—The asuual electlon of tue ofticers of the Toledo & Aun Arbor Ratlroad, which was beld bere to-day, re- aulted us follows: President, Jawes M. Asbloy, Toledo, O.; Vice-Presldeur, Joln B. Alley, was worth about 85 per ceut of fts par value at that thne, sod its common stock wus wurth abuut 53 per ceut of its pas value, Tue averugo value of the stock exchatized for Peninsute stock ‘was worth about 63 per ceut. B0 that everybody who exchaoged a Peniosula sbaro for a Clicago & Nortuweatern shure got for $3 which he pald fur his $100 shiars 305 iu the sbape of Chicago & Northwestern stock. Lo other words, there was a profit of 00 per cent ou the winount fo- ceived. Now, these papers sbhow thas Lhe per- #ous who acted a8 brokore aud go-betweeus ap- Ann Atbor; Treasurer, George L. Shory, Dundee; Board of Directors, James M. Ashley, John B, Alley, A. W. flamilton, fi. C. Waldron, George L. Bhorey, J. T. Jacobs, ITsrael Hall, Joseph A, Howell, E. Barnes, and James M. Ashley, Jr. A meeting was also held of those inteccsted In the extension of the Toledo & Ann Arbor Rallway to Pontiac, with a view to form a connectlon with the Grand Trunk. It was declded to mak the peovle nlong the line for right of way and $1,000 per milo; also to make an effort to Induce people along the line and at Toledo to take stock to the amount of $120,000 with L‘ guarantee of 6 per ceot un tho Invest- en! NARROW-GAUGE CONVENTION, Cincixwaty, Oct. 18, —There sre indications of amuch larger attendence atthe Narrow- (auge Railway Convention, which mects (n this city Ucs, 23, thau wss present at the meeting beld durlog the summer. The Central Exeen- tive Comnmittee meets Monday next tu prepare toples for discussion, The Committes appaint- ed at the last mectlng oo matters connected Wwith rauway intercsts bave preparcd volumin- oua papers, and will report to the Convention. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, CrartestoN, Uct. 18.—The Chamber of Com- merce, at & inecting called to consider the atti- tude of the South towagd the Southern Pacifie Rallroad, and to discuss rciative plans for con- structing It, adopted » scries of resolutions ex- rrelllng sympathy with the plan proposed for butlding that - portion between the Rlo Grande and Colorado on the plan proposed by the Southern Pactfic of California. I'TEMS, Effortsare now being made by the pariles opposed Vanderbiit to forcw the Chi- csgo & Northeastern Rallrosd—the por- tion of the Chicago & Lake Huron from” Flint to Lansing—into bhankruptey . A motfon for the appointinent of o Receiver is being argued in the United Ststes District Court {n New York. The percentage of the East-bound puol from Loulsville, Kv., broper 1s as follows: Jeffer- sonville, Madlson & Indlanapolts, 33: Ohio & Mll!hllupl. 23y Loulsville, Clnclnnat] & Lex- fngton, 313 United States mail, 10. The per- centage of bustuces from poluts south of Lotils- villefs as follows: Jeffersonviile, Madison & Indlanapolis, 535 Ohlo & Mississipol, &5 Louls- ville, Cincinnati & Lexineton, 15 The mavegers of the varlous fast-frelght lines are now in scssion fn New York to take nicasures for a reduction of expenses froin puints where the bualucss 1a to be pooled. 1t ts understood that a number of fast-frelght line arents will soon tind themaelves out of a job, Much fault s found with tho rallrond managers for I.rylug to dispense with the services of these men n\t is seasun of the year, - ———— THE INDIANA STATE-HOUSE. An Indianapolis Judge Finally Allows the Disappointed Architects m Chance to Go to Luw, Koeclal Dirpatch o The Trivune. InD1ANATOLIA, Ind., Oct. 18.—The complaint of J. B, Tibbetts mealust the Board of Btate- Bouse Commissioners came up fu the Superior Court, Judge Elliott's room, this morniug. Mr. Tibbetts, in his anxlety fur the best nter- ests of the people of Indians, It may be re- memoered, apolicd for an injunction to restrain the State-liouse Commlssioncrs from proceeding with the work of erecting a2 State-louse o the May pians, allegivg a1l sorts of things os reasons why it should not thus be built, After mavy cfloris the counsel for the repelled ar: tects plauned a complafut which the Conrt ac- cepted, Couusel for the Board filed a demurrer in pgencral terms, alleglug that the focts sec forih did not constitute sutlicient wrounds fur action. ‘This was taken under advisement until this morntug, when Judge Eliott deliver:d tue fotlowing ruling, overruling the demurrer: There are many statements 15 the last amended complalut which neither constitute nor alil in con- stituting a cuuse of activn, dJoined with much that 1a Imnaterial, there 1 one material allezation snf- ficient in substance and statement to catitle the compiainant to roiuf oy mjunction, The sllegation to which 1 refer s tust charg. ing” a conspiracy for tho purposs of fraudalently " taking from the Treasury £20.000 bud appropriating 1t to sn {llegal and frauduleut purpose. ‘Tals allegation 18 material, sud one tpon which an iseuo of fact must bo niady and tried. A thero 3 one materlal matement of fact I the compluint properly plcaded. the dewur- fer mtnt b overruled, There are indications of trouble by divapnointed bidders for the contract, {)holwnnt toupset tue award to Kinsmacher & onig. KEY. Dzxvar, Col.,, Oct. 17.—Postmaster-General Key and party will remain in ver and vicine Ity until Mouday noon. Thoy wiil reach Bt. Louls Monday morning and remalu until Friday, reaching Waalitngton Saturday nlept, 3 TO ACCOMMUDATE OVt N L patrous throtieront tha clty we hisve v liranch Uttices different Divieuns, ar designated below, where adverilecuiciits wiil b taken for the matng price &a charged at the Maiu Oflice, and will be receiveid unlil ¥ o'cluck p, . durlng the week, and uatlly p, m, on Saturdays: IMAS, Dookeellers and Blatloners, 123 cond 5 AL Newsdealor, Stationer, ate, 100 West Madisoiisi'. near Weatera: HOBERL THKITNSTON -av., vomner of 3 ue Jaiand-av. e 1, C, HEIEK, Jeweler, Newsdealer, and Fancy Goads, 720 L.akv-at.. corner Lincoin. o PEISONALs SEREOSAL_I¥ THE UEV. W, 1. TOPKINS WILL call at 101 Twenty-fourth hetween Lhe houts S50 3 a whl éar sammethi 16 s advataav. o A TNOBLEANEOUN, . o NO. 1 MEATS AT THE LOWENT IRICES IN A e b ":Nnu Twellth Lackiag-tone, 1Y, 131, mnd 126 Twelftheat., dus N0, 1 Tust beef, @ kivlw cent 1 ring . 1 veal Fosst, 10 centss cutl 0. : Lx:rk llllulll: teurown 3 “TUR MINISO HECORD, 61 1R only paper it the (ufted Kra counuta fron all the grea o 3. Uoly 88 yesr. — 0 veuted for minlog stocks. Iufornnutiin free, J3eppuas. HOACIES, MOTHS KXV eater) by CoBITACE (WaTF Call or bddress A- UAK LK) 0 NTED=A MAN “AND WIFE WOULD LIRE Y A i Ve ainnied rounits (o baRe Chrs of al respousiuly partice; uu childrou; snswer tninedlately, 0’4, “Tribune omce. : 3 TANTRD=IIV AN EXI Sian. to (nvest (o & he neululuv:ll‘ltllnfl” ted): ted 100 BALE CaEAR ot caled uarkrs on thy Weal Beser rensons. for seling, prictor., _ Address 01, [0, AL ER G Lk, A B a ec uitaed iven by nddrcesiig, b foll namv, 1 1 Tribune. I A FIIIS CCLASS HOTHL 1 ot ll-ealtl Catan o sale e GnOMNES & ULLRICTH, 19010 2 fandolpi JOTICE TO HOTEL-KEERED: leut bDW"IlD:"El for nart CARIIL T t bliie,'dol cuntinoed Ir 10 hotel busluceas facilitice Nret-ciage: reuires so copital, For particulars sdirces JAD. BARKLLL, Gy €13l Tickop- Ageut Wiaconsiu Coutral talivvad, 31 waukee, Wis. A GENTLEMAN THAT a0 opporiunity to use Lis 1l # day fur use of hlh Ll CHANCE: 0. No vaa need duswer cash aud means business. Address (3 A Goop cazer o sa] ih $3.000 cash, to obiatn an Tatereel .8 soud-payiuk WhOLHLE, Lusurae e euccs g1 oo and seuired, _Address O M Tribune ofl T ey o PMIACHINERY, _ 20U BALE—CHEAP—ONK NEW 23, 15, AND U | (et e A e M B 10-ui0 awlig U-foot bed o beawl tapuing aad il sug-Latbe, all {n culldeis. order xad liearly now: o er aud - counter-sliafty’ aud uiv Faliway ali 18 BePEeCt UTGETT UDO W Mo, 4 BLUE. E. RQUERST 177 Eaat Myaleon-st., Fuu's'iLz’—"c?u'fii»—iilnhis Wi 3 sud purtablo bolier 1 perfect urdes, L) feck shatt {o, Baoers. sud Tarws i taak. Apbly stiow West Ohrve . INNTRUCTIO, YOUNG LADY HAVING A GUOD GEHRMAN scceut would ke to tearh oue or two pi s in cx- ghangx fur & picassat, well warmed, (urplatied roou, Boulh glde, un or ucar Wabuah-a¥. preleeredi niust vob B'too Tar Gut: “ReNA00 pariies by abdrved for hics ¢ Out days 233, Tribune vllice. ¥ o~ (OABI PAU FON CAST.OFF CLOTHING AT L. CURLOEE, RNEANT OUhen ST LA byt 1y _sttende y ~ b oron a contract In the ure ot fnsurance. S. J. TILDEN' pear an the book: recipents of this Chicago | Boston, M Becref A. W. Hamfito e = . 1furan ang 5 Apviyto W Afpints USSR 2NN, _SUBUHBAN, REAL ESTATE. _ JPORBALE_$10 WL BUT A MEAUTIFUL LT one biock from 2t Lagraoge, 7 miies ‘from ChIChES: $15 own and 35, Monihlys Chinpest proverty in market, ‘and shown free; anitract free: ralirosd fare, 10cents. 1HA 1431, 5, 1O FL . ¥1.150. Ofice’ d . FALLE. 1loom 13, 114 W —...,COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, R SALE—MORTGAGED FARMS IN T0WA CAN frequently e bought very low, and the morigage i“lld"";l.r:]lydpllld there ars fina farms. with g0 t ready fof parties togoon and 1arm without thie_delay of breaklng. buliding, ete. Address CIN- CINNATUS, Lincoin, TO RENT-HOUSE North Slae. '[9, RRNT-#35 TER MONTH-FINE BRICK 90 North Lasalle-si. 1 13 rooms; all modsra tmpravements. Ingquire of F, W. NEWHALL, 132 Bouth Water-st. T—-NO, rhje-ro 8 NORTII LA SALLE-ST. A n house. with 13 reoms, Aining- W Ail_moters anpointrients. ‘ation ta Qrsi-clase in crery reamct, ANt (o It oty to private familtes Auply L MEAD & 9 Lasalle-st,, Major Block. M BRRICK: DATII, CLOS- spienald” 12-room octagon car Lincoln Park. CIIAS. eL hol wate ek, furnace, aie. N. HALE, 153 Har =TT WEST WASHINGTON.8T, —4-8T0- ne-front; pariors,” dining, ~sad kitchen on iodern artangeinents and low rent; drick 0 owner, 171 Siate: Kouth Side. [0 _BEST-£20 WILL KENT A SICELY FUR. f AR gy Reat and east of Ktate, from Nov. 110 Say 3, Triming 1CK MOUSK, VERY CHEAP, Sormalvilie, ot for sale. I, 1.0 1. neay pot At | STORRS, corner Sixiy-sevent) FLLENT 25T nil tmoder, 815 per month. K. Ghik, South Sides ”1‘0 RENT-23 PER WEEK—WELL LIGITED, NICE. Iy turnished rootis to gentlemen only. Transdent gentlemen tak t muderate rates. 370 State-st. o REN Y FURNISHED ROOMY. APPLY #8113 East Randolph-st., itoot 30, = 0. BEN ICELY FURNISHED OO} 1 [ooly 1113 st tandolp Hoom 30, Miscellncous, f['0_RENT—TAUSE HAVING HOOMS TO RENT andthore wanting foutiis In Gy part of the city, with ur witliut hourd, en suite o singte, furnistied ur uniumntaned, 1o eall on MOYEIL JOHNSON & COn., lloom-Renting and Koarding-lousa Agency, Trihune lullding. 0 MENT-STORES, OFFICES, &¢s Ktorese f1°0 RENT—A FINST-CLASS CORNER STORE, 20X HO feet, [u Ottawa, 1li.. for the Iaat ten years oceu- iruy storos hulidiog, ry Lrck, plates Tt Water, s, oo celiar, a1t 1odulng Tovin in second atory. Will also bo lct, separately or in_connection with the wbuve, the mijuintog sore, of sanic size and style; can e coninected by twg wre acewave, Uttawa, JIL T 111 ADAMS: wiil alle, T AND | ., eust of Clarl .nn‘ml rent separutely if wished. A B ROUTH- the best OTWIN & o : WANTLED TO RENT. “ ANTED=TO RENT~BY A YOUMN plearant farnianed ro : il in n desirat rent nut tu el #4._ Adiirenats 14, ) rin PIUSECAL. L BARGAINS— i [olic Parlor urgans with stone. 50, rior uruus witl awell sl stops, vi3, od planus v, EAUTIFUL TO! impruved, wabran ¥ MARLEN, 265'30d 207 dtate-st. SQUAR! s great QUIL BALE=~CIH LLEGANT N Or unriZht plsne: small monthly or will rvat.”_Inuquirs at 143 Hligolsst. T ALLET, DAVIS & Ci's [ALesT CIOHT PIANOS. e calebrated lusios, with oiicrs of beat makes, 7] o rabaomaniy MW WL RIMDAL Corner btats anu Adai CLUBE GO TO BAUERS, who keejrilie_Iargeat stock of blanok, organg, and ey Kimid ut miosical huerciandins T The e, id catlh uf 01 TIEH0 owest prices. Wareruoiiie s Aod 265 WAbAI-av., betwoen Jackaon and Vanlurun-sta LTON & REALY, STATE AND MONKOESTS sro Weslerit Agtents fur the Steinway=itie b juano luthe world, " A few fine socunid-Jaiid Stelnways, cally rqual 10 Rew aad fully warranted, aro offer- na. T1F YOU WANT TO Bl poaition, 1 e udges tavont i's Exposttion for tmuy for tea fces us Jow as nls COE solil, whore they nre warranted porfect in ::lll!lfiill lll?‘. '"{l’"‘lm.“.dlr‘vl'd'u’ five years. puld on o, it If Teaired, R I . . RIMBALL, Coruer state and Adaniv-sta, 17. 6 ns good a2 Whien Bews Y tins olers plecest cust ETor #1350, Can 10 seen at UK {ul 1L W AN S TR P IEIA L O] Forualc ouly at the I'fauo and Oy North Side. B AND 7 NORTH CLAKK-ST,=FIBST:CLARS busrd, with rool 4t #d per woeek, wilh des of vistyand baibz di B, Eotosa 3 BURCK HOUSE, CORNER WALABHAY. AND A3 Adatisest.~Newlv furnialicds une ~ept. 11 arties J 5 BUCOIIOd A W Fates o Wil well o vaikim i lably firececins, HAY & 0C . PoNunsn povsE, a1 kA % e sl oo Wicute $1 1o #1500 10 WATIASIEAY, AN D ALl Toom, At very low Fates dact, 2 170 HTATEBT. Waoin aid ver dav. ai-al, lor tie winter. SISOR HOUSE walte Falmer Hoy ‘L rausient, RionT ard, 6 10 23 800 up- Chamber aows, i ward. ‘sets, $30 nd upwari, ug-caws, $14 and up s, wand. ND 2T BTATE, Hediteads. B4 and up 7 WTATE. (Tablos, &b #5. 4. 3| w urder; AT aie, 2 Voo ruie Durili re Wil the dvols., 813 out of i juileb, $44 e of Fraus TWO-STORY PRAME THOUSH, » ot Bl Within two blocus of arke for brick fiouse, with 30 OF 4u foet uf Adurees U 34, Tribune vilice. 7 AN TED-TO SEXCHANGE—BCOW HILE WARIEG B tumiiner) for sinalles Vel (hat I kv throtsh Lilnols Cousl, Address B, HINCh- i, Alwaukee. VWOOLEN MANUFACTUIEIS KTtENTIO Ve liave 10y mors Kuitilug mchioee ¢ cut DroGLanty ri aud therefars uder thch 4 OF alinil), cheals TOF Caab, GF wh will exchanic L Sulich yarun ieusinty. Uy it vyl yoi ko Lwo prodts. _ Address RNITIEL Tribuse uldec, o PABTNERS WANTED, PAUTRER waNTEn saun cart WiLL Ul Suses watatéreat [ Vool paviy tratcidhn Linl: o G BUY—A BECOND.HAND | . Abply % tus Lauds Hyusc. axo BAVIDSGy. ness._ Wor particulars e bilic: SOl e [ 1y CHANDIS) od: avticy 10aned lowest TTURR, CARRIAGES. M sdvancesnade, 10 pe yosr Félua vl guwd s Cuslty withodt ruoval. 100 W, Muwsve. ) coupe: 3 chupe rckawis teunion Lof doctor's pi a3, . W tafl furni=hing woods sale sms £13 alo an axperienced retail elot| :v(x( n(wn of rxjes esa MUST TR corner Clark Araa W ANTED-PRACTICAL CUTTERS: sy the Tatlof, NICOLL snd Adaing s, —GOn| ABLR OF RFPAL ovex and working in fin Abop. Call &t W. iUB, 127 W ety SEC A AN IO AR B uring”tobaeco-drmmi gheese-bozes.” GCONTO COMPAS ¥ Foot Rorih M W ANTRO=A GUOD TINNER AT Wi ARGHR A\ int: a: hoy«' ciothing preferr, whern ,ast employed. House, 19 A WIHOLESALE e STy Capertca ang ek pected An Aadreni K12 eard of Chtton JANTED=AN EXPERIENCED WATCIMARE WV 0 &0 {3 the country: oue capsble Bf‘l:sl’;i é‘n‘:f;’: Phly 8t 167 Ntat Employment Agoncie 2 VWAKTED — MEDIATELY — 300 1EAILRO, Latiarers fo Aonihiern Jowas highest Wates (b e S S LF niath amLheAnt] H n I @ e etc. CRIISTIAN & COr D0 bouth Warera. 1T Wiz, L pok ol otk 106)for Minncsota aad loway tr € &3 W10 Cnct 50 er h fonC LS 1 0 e makieras rice are; ak €11 COAT, MINERS AT t N9 troua.c of suy kind. Apply to Lasuise “'Yln:r i come weil recommended. NICQLI corner Clark and Adsma-sta. WASIED=A REPRESE: E EVERY iy LOMI AN county (not becupleds far Ten Eyck k Co.'s celetirated poriralis and & full line of pietaro -8 llve mancan have permanent emoloy mioney. 243 Riat VWANTED GOOD MAN F Jerritory inthe iinton and Call or sddress La Tetle Mann WAsTED=X Morhardt’s, Evanston. Ci 1o0a, between 1and 5 o'clock, =A MAN OF EXTERIENCE TU Al dress: circulars for & few days. Adiress O 100, Tribuno uric \WASTED-R RELTABLE A GETIC MA i every euunty and (uwn in the Ualon, toseli w article that 14 nsed 10 every hodse, 0 £2010 §3) per week. Addres W LEJ & Cf PED~-FEMALE HELP, Domestlcss VWASTED-A GEUMAN Olt BWEOE GIRI FOR Reucral lowseworc. Call at 304 India rioging references, © © VW ASTED--G00D COGK, WASTIER, AND 170 Fri Dt have guod Fecommendaitons, 658 W basl-ar., iy el N VW ASTED=KGOOI COOKT PROTES T ‘ereucu required. 243 West Washington: Scamsiresses. D~=TIERE MACHINE GIRLS USED TO Sootks, unly arsteclam hanit Rsed sprizs ew by liandon heary wark, WL, L, PAT- A3lurketeat. COMPKTRNT HANDS TO WOIK 0% sos; aleo apprentices for 1be Harmon-euurt : Nurses. NTED~A TIELIADLE GERMAN GIL PROM - 73 uf mie, 10 fa re of two chlls ¥ aivd fo-morrow 8¢ 27 Bixtcenth-st. Laundreuses. =TWO SHINT-HIONERS, DY, 20 Milwaukee-ay, 2 T RED: WA Al HHENIX Mincelf@ncouss T YOUNG LADY A!KISI;- alesnian to show adles guods; sl e o pre et i ary al gwed,_Adaress. | s, U3, Tribuno uiice, __MITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, ookkcepers, Clorkn, &ce QUTDATION WANTEB-IN CHICAGO Oft ELSE- D) ‘where by an eoergectle, hard-working young ian, thoroughly posted 1 hookKeenlug st powscssed ot oo ttliees VLYY Deat of Teferences. Address U a4, Tribuue gnm'rm w UNT- evening Sy Ion R 0, e ant, o v e S 127 LaSatle-at. e ork, ' Address BOUR K EES i Jtoem 1 Sur Y ppnen and o AR, uld. Frene Veuiiians lie eic Vbject. Address O Tribne vltle JITUATION WANTED—T0 L 2 A manof uver 1t year' ex: vnce In amher fine Emat world 1lke w purltivn Westy Is thorougnly avoutinted Wiy the busioess.” Addrews U 18, Triae ne lic Feferences: xalary §1‘ru}rri(w WANTED=A8 WUORKKEEDER 0T 2 asslsiant by & yoting nan of 181 ean wive thu best of reforences, Address sl 1 Tribunu aiflve, S TUATION WANTED - BOOKR OPEN- b . ciosed, o agivied, posting, eic., ntendod ta ® thorenuh untant. Address U A ~BY ATIN reference AREIL EILIN A COUN. s German ITUATION WAN 48 n ) i W Thite s mi 11 Fear NTED=IY X COMP T ctical sciinisg tu run engtiues wies yeans' experivuce. Address O 10, Domenticss » ITUATION WANTED-UY A GOGD L TO DO Y second wurks can kire wond referency i1 required. Pleasc addreas )5, ‘Tribuns otfice, QITUATION WANTED-BY W cook, wash, and | GUIL T Fon: can BIve refercco ff ro aulred. Ploasd addreas 31k 1 7ibune oifice, SITUATION WANTED-TO 1o _bECO or sewing, Apply at 822 south Clark enteentls, ATUATIO SEAT b tami) Calavsizw + fear, Munday uoraln JITUATIONS WANTED=BY" TWO COMPE & irlk, ane fur. general houswork sud th ather i gecund wurk.Call v 477 Warrawar.. near Weatern, airs. Nursows UATION WASTED—RY AN AMERICAN e uras ¢ S et Y SMERICAY East Erleat, GA W : TUATIONS WARTERCI TW0 EXNADIAY rlll- toguther, vue us nurse s0d the utlier wf second nl':;l“.’l'““""‘m Lousewurk. Apply at 7 duutl dlals Dars. MERICAN WOM- re, fitdile D Lusiness. leterence e3 et A DVANCES MADE | Lindis, eic., at LAU! ulpiitate, hear Ciark. Hoo AV Sow FRERAIED To LOAX Sopy diatonds, watclics, and jeweiry, Routheast curuer Madloi M ¢ 1k Husion Clothiug Store._Old gul 1w AR P, AN R J Mouvy fo loan vy pade, and valisaies of svery description V'8 Loan mid_ Builion ttice (fieensed), 0 Fact Madlsou-s. _Established i3, TURE, PIANOS, s, wid any kood ¥oR fuuse. 1123 AND A of #10 (n exciiatgy of Tribune Conipauy. TPO LOAS 3 on the beds bf real ticutars 013, Frihung AB-AV.. OCT, m property al HOUSE, B4 DO 2710w eow wind calf.” Gwucr can cla y for wiverthslig. ST TUESDAY APTI TR o0 Furig Ao sl - eatiier SAMBlY Goo, wscd as traveliing sat rheit C. F. Jlu{lll‘ New Lok, Fuder wiil be Wberally rewarded by leaving ft st 34 Laie-av. __ _¥ONSES AND CARKIAG 3 B OF HOLSES, CAGIIAGES, AN M“l; Lursday aud’ satunday, coutnienes {gmt 108 .y by J, FLEMERY d6 Co.. o sod 108 Wasingiou st Htock o aivl nt privats sale, JOI SALE=AT GREAT SACKIFICE—ON ) Dy aprr N i it Rt surrlasva. nearly uow; Jutup se it DUILE LY 1ok & TEnREOGI, voat 3 Htn W3 b platfori Bactulad four 3 Ve Bdv ot Lop, slde-bar, sud opei slde:Lar waguu very, open delivery, ond e3jrcas wagon it of Larivss, double and single, bisukel el harace UL fur ull s ated'sound, wnd ote week trialgiven. Houts: ol e Gay ur week. Mone, ivatced ur will cachaiigu,” Couy aud sey for ) ounit. Al largest waortinent w YVou ean select suy Kiud ol & cairlace, Dhuston, Walt, sud uau by stue mius be sold to 349 ang 231 Blatu-fe. JOR BALK=AT A DAY R st basuld, A, b MALTAN i Water-at. v MK AND B HOLs curcd frea of cost. GIL ASDIONI A, DAV, splinld Filgb Wureugh plus, sproog Knees, cured wihoud blrsius shoulder lamicucss, navicular dise stiv-boils cure susrapiecd. Sead fur pawplilct cua talniug tul) iwfuriiatiox . DE.W. AL 0L 12 West Broadwsy, New York, ‘)\‘I‘mluuh‘. VARG, St aa e Uss b1y for Lurses the Malment Lo yellow wrappers. Teldisleo, Foceuts. . AV AN1ED-FOICABIL, A d00D () oit i it ial okt b chieap 424 Brek st A druis O 30, Triouse llice, 3 = WING MACHINKS, 0T OF NICE SINGEI, -DOMESTIC, WHEELER LOT0 o Stk Giktibes Tow uli bl per WAARIGL LUS Rlilcey 13 LIark Ky, RviR g