Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1879, Page 3

4 ‘LHIY CHICAGO TIHE COUNCIL. The Evorlasting Gas Questione-- Construction of Theatres, Partlality in Cash Payments Denied— Rallroad Priviloges Expired. The Council held a regular weekly meeting Inst evening, Ald. Tuley fa the chalr. The only absentes was Cook. NOT TIME ENOUOW, A communication ‘was received from the Finance Department in tesponse to the resolu- tlon of Ald. Cullerton of Dec. 30 directing the Comptroller to report at the next meeting the amount of money in the Treasury, the appor- tionment thereol, ete.,, Mr. Farwell stating that it was Impossible to prepare the information in o short a thne, Ald. Cullerton moved that the Comptroller ha granted thirty days, e thought that would be sulliclent, The motion was agreed to. A communication was recelved from the City Clerk, in accordanco with the resolution of Dec. 90, containing a list of private raflroad fran. chises which had expired Ly limitation. There were thirtecn of them, some of which ran out three or four yeara azo, yet lu no [nstance had spplication been made for an cxtensfon. On motion of Ald. Lawlor, it was Iaid over. Followine 18 tho list: 11e3) Turner, for a track scrosa Archer avenne, exnired May 13, 18773 Chamley Trothers, for a track oy Cotogne streel, exnired March 11, 18772 Isate It Diller, track on Unlon street from Twone tv-second to Tumbor street, exnired June 28, 1478 Edwin Evans & Co., for a track on_Thirty- st atrect. oxpired Ananat 26, 1875: T, W. Ilare vey, for 8 track on Twaniy-secand ateent, expired Joo. 7. 187R: James H. Tauchlin, for 3 irack an _Grovn nireet, expired Rept, o3, 1878: E. Mendsen Co., for track on_ Tienty-sccond atrect,’ explred Ang. B, 18773 Munn & Scott. for n track on Dodge and Mitchell atrects, expired Dee. 3, 18753 C. Neltz. & liron., for a track on Stewart avenne, near Twelfth etreet, oxpired July 20, 18711 8alt Cam- iany, Ferry & Son, and A. Dalton, for a track on *.nn}mr strect, oxpired April 16, 1876: W, 1l Fwett & Co., for a track on Nineteenth atrret, ex- plred dan, 27, 18785 Thomas, Wileox & Co,, (rack on Dlates satreet. expired Nov, 12, 1871 Ttros, & Lightall fora track on ‘Twenty-sixth and Tywenty-seventh streots, exolred Aurlf 16, 19713 George Tegare, for n track on Wallace street, ex- pired March 17, 1878, QAS. . Under a suspenston of the rules, the Clerk rescnted two communieations,—one from the onth Side Gas Company, declining_to Knmull the city with as at 8150 a thousand fect, and nclosing a covy of the proposition of Dec, 7, 221,50 per lamp n year, and 8105 & thousand fect for that uscd in the public bulldings; and the other from the Weat 8!de Company clnlm- tng to have o binding and oxlsting contract which determined the price to be pald by the city until April 1, 18i0; yet, while. not re- lingnishipe any of their legal rights under that vontract, they “would lnuw gas from May 1, 1878, to May 1, 1870, for $26 ver lamp, and $3a thounsand fect for that used ela¢where, Ald. Cullerton rald when he introduced the resalution fixlug §1.50, ho oxnected one of the rompanles to aceept. 1le did not expect to bear favorsbly from Mr, Billings, Ife was uot then, nor was he uow. in favor of using ofl in the streets. As it secroed that no better terma than those presented by the companies conld bo gotten from them, ho was In favor of accepting the propositions, and settling the matter before the Aporopriation bill was taken up, le moved that both propositions be accepted. Ald, Glibert hoped that would not be done, Thers were aome data now from tho West 8ite Cotnpany,—what the Couneil had been after for two inonths,—and ho thouzhit the matter onzht ta go to the Gas Committee. They could, per- haps, make terms which would bo satisfactory toall. He moved to go refer. ‘All. Cullerton spolce azalust this motlon, ex- pressing thie hope that there would be no defer- ment. Ald. Daly was on the other side. Money might be sived by therolerence. Ie nitched futo Mr. Billines, saving that that gentieman had alwavs treated tho council with contempt. ‘The Cuatrman beld that, as the rules of the® conucil were operating (the suspension opplv- ine only to the introduction of the rommunica- tlons), the documents must go tothe Committee, Al Cullerton mnv‘film nnumnd the rules .for the purpose of taking actlon. ¢ ¢ “Tha r‘-’znllnn was 10At, yran' "5""9".."»“'-'" follows—two-thlrds belni requirel e Yeas—Sanders, Tully, Turner, Lodding, Caller- tou, Riordan, McNatly, Lawler, Beldler, McNur. ney. 'Thropg, Ryan. Stauber, Niesen, Waldo, Welterar, fanascns, cCaflrey. and Jonas—10, Nays—Pearsons, Tuley, Uallard, Cary, Gilbert, Mallory, Smyth, Eiaznor, ~Seaton, " Rawleigh, Thompson, Kuopf, Echwelsthal, and Daly—14, Ald. Cullerton moved that the Committeebo fnstructed to report at the next nieeting, and that their report be n sneclal order for8 o'eluck, ‘I'he totlon was aureed to. CONATIUCTION OF TUEATRES. The Clerk read an old resolution of AN, Cullerton, alrecting the Mayor to enforee tho ordinance of June 10, 187, In relatlon to the construction of theatres and azacmbly rooms, and, in cuse of the refusal of the proprictors to comply therewlth, Instructing biw to revoke their liceuse. Ald. Oullerton #sald that no attempt had besn mndo to caforve the ordinnvce. The reaniution was adopted. ANl Thaly tried Mo get In au ordinance con- ferring on the Mayor tho duties and powers ot the Commissioner of Publle. Works, under the recently ndopted ardinance, ontil that oflicer is spnolnted and conflrmed. 'Il‘nq Councll, however, refused to suspend the rules. : The Committco_on Finnnco snbmitted the bids recelved for Lots 17 to 24, fn Block 10, Echool Bection Addition (corner of Franklin and Congress streets), recommending the aceeptance of that of F, fL. T111—$11,000. The report was lnid over. The same Committeo reported in favor of the passage of the ordinanca nuthorizing the cuncellation of the tax-sale certificates fssued for an ¢xcess of ity taxen of 1878 and 1874, 1t wos pasaed, -Tully, Cullerton, AfcCaifroy, and Jaussons only votinie nay. HTREET INPILOVENENTS, ‘Thie svocial order—tho report of the Commit- tec on Strects and Alleys, West Divislow, on tha ordinanco ropealing tho ordinance authorizing the opening of Artesian avenue, Sevmour, and Vaulentine atrects—was taken up. ‘They return. ed the ordinance without recommendntion, Ald, Thompson sald the Fruuunyown d wero not presont at the meetlng of the Com- mitteo, and he, therefore, moved to recommwit, ‘The motlon was agreed to. PAID IN CANH, ‘The Finance Comulttee, in refercnce to tha reply of the Comptroller to Ald. Smystl's reso- lutlon lurlulrlmt wheuther any city officlals had been pald thelr salnries i cash, reported that the Comptroller had acied in an entirely {m par- tial menver. The answer of Mr, Farwell to the resolution showed that somu of the heads of departments, un two or three oocasions, bad re- ceived part casl Ald., Cullerton said the roport did not cover the point ubout which information was sought. The intent of the reaolutfon was to charge tiality upon the Cowptroller. What the Coune cit wished to know was whether emploves other than heads of departinents had recelved a pro- portionate amount ot cagh, Ald, Pearsons stated that no favoritism had been shown, uud an extra clerk would be re- aulred to write out a rewort covering tho numes of employes who had recetved part cush, Ald, Cullerton moved 1o recommit, Alid. S8myth suld giee the fntroduction of the order tta had been told that four or iive men fn one 1!Ic)nlr|m|.‘m. had been paid in cash for threo wonths. . Al Throop didn't belleve that, saving it was injurious to tho Jutcreats of the city to muke auch & charge usless it was backed up by strong evidens A louz talk ensued, and an amcodment was maved lustructing the Connnittee to fnvestigato and find out if there had been dlseriminution in fayor of tho Leads of departments, but It was But passed, ‘The motion to recommit was lost, as was ons to lay the report on the table. Ald. Cullertonmoved to defer actlon, Agreed 0. ‘Thie Conucil then adjourned, Gen, Grant, A new ancedote, illustrative of Gen. Grant's bae'bous uud sturdy charucter, is relafed in the New York flera d by Judge Marcus Otterbousrs, ®ho held the post of Consul in the City of Mexico during the time of Maximillan. and was 8t oue timu United States Mumnister, It will bo temembered that President Andrew *unted to ges rid of Gen. Graut’s or Washizzton, during bis contest with - Coigry ¥hich led 1o the tmpeachuent proceedivgs, Ace turdiuzly the Adminlstration proposed to send L. Girant, Col. Lew Cawubell, und Judgs Ot- jerbourg as @ -sort of Special Commlssion to Mexico,” Mr. Otterbourr was rent to Gei Uraut with the order from tus State Depart- Jient. Theu followed the followlug extraur- inary sceue: (eu. Grant took ono of his historleal clgars out of & box. it it udered us cach oue, aud sand sury coully, ¥ he cuntted o louw curl of fra- 8§34t wiauke from bis lips, **1 will not guto Mex- l(‘ul' 1 received no orders from the State Depars- ment, ™ ** Thia order does nat, from th State Department, tieneea 4l ix reallx ono from the Prestdent—Mr. Jolinei, **MF. Ovterbourg, Ton not a Preaudentind crea. tnre. T am snbject to the orders of Conzreas only. I wiil not Jeave Waehington. If the tovernment wante ma to drive (ho Frenehout of Mexlco, I ran sitend fo that business from this office. Sheridan 1a near the frontier, and he'll execate any orders I give him, ™ ‘ 3 That settled ft. Gen. Grant dido't go; Gen, 8herman was sent In his place, and Camphell was made Mintster. But, on nrrivine at Vera Cruz, Camplell refused to land, and went back to New Orleann; thus the Special Commission potered out, ns it were. BISHUP'S CON FESSION. Kissing and Conrting s Married Waomnan Whlle Inciting to Crime—3Mrs. Cobb's Pin “IL Itnry Cobb, You Got DI- vareed, Then We'll Marry "=Cobb Doned with Morphine, Avouite, Strychinine, and Arnenie, Nonwici, Cann,, Jan. 8.—The Cobb-Blshon casc was cootinued today, At hulf-past 3 o'clock Wesley V. Tishop was called by tho Stateanid placed on the witness stand. Ile was pale, rather hageard, neatly attired, and woro 8 biue tomperance budge In his button-hole, Ile testilied: i T am ona of the parties indicted for the mur- der of Chnrles I, Cobb, Jr.3 L know T am not oblized to testify and fnerimluate myselfs no Indncements or hopes for merey bave been held out to me, but I intend to tell my story, I first became acquainted with Kate M. Cobb thirteen years ago; I was not married at that thne; was marrled thirteen yeara ngo the coming Febroary to Miss Harriet E. Wetmore; my wife s dead: died Feb, 7, 18i8: I beeame more {ntimate with -her in 1877-478 than ovar hefore; fo 1870, as driver of a grocer's team aud rolicitor of orders, I asked Charfea Tl Cohb, Jr.. for his trade. e subil ho bought and eurried hls ronds homo generally, but would remember me; gave me liis teade in May or June, 1877; Mr. Coblynurd wife and my- self and wife had attembed {n compsuy the Grand Army marquernds ball, Deceinber, 18765 1n the winter and spring. of 1877 -wo attended five dances, Mrs, Cobh befne always with her husband, excepting once, when she was with ino and my wife. Four duya in the week my business called me to Mre. Conb's district, and previous to gowmg there for orders I used Lo see hier at the sindow or door when deliverine toads 1 the other part of the bouse; first stopped aud falked with her abaoe dances we bad attended untll T begun to recelve orders, nud then went onea or twice dally, and from that time to 1878 my calls Increased tothrea times daity, the maximum reaching five or six times dally: [ did not ul- ways recelve orders or deliver rowds, but went to converse with her: the summer of 1877 we made cxcursions to Newport, Martna’s Vine- yard, and New London Navy-Yard together; July 18, 1877, { gavo her a hand-mirror, when called at her house, as n token of fricudships [ told her my motives were gond, and told her I would send a letter explalning my feclings; she accepted it and thnukeil oy § eave her the letter, wiich she destroyed after rendini; nbout the 15t of August 1 tecelved u reply, which, alter reading, I burned at Mrs, Cobl’s. It con- tatned this pouctry [reading|: Since I Lave kuown hia love wi 1low bright the stars sbove me After this 1 should think [fty letters paseed between us, all of which have been deatroved; In August, 1877, I gave her a pearl-handled, pnhl.un d pencil ten days before she went to Lroy, W\r or husband did not know of theee presents; she sala sha should tell hiin she bought them at Troy; wrote me from Troy she stonld teil Charley sie found the pevcll on the boat: 1 corresponded with her while sho was In ‘Troy, unknown to her hushand; three lctters each weeks received o wateh charm from AMra, Cobb while ehe was 1o ‘Troy; she got home Bunday, and [ saw her that aay. Monday morning { met herat the house, and she Kissed me and I returned the salutations she learned to play cards becattse It helped us to be together, and then the famllles attended card partiess In November, shie zave e o silk handkerehlef ot her mother's houses 1 gave her & niee box of statlonery about that tine; in Oc- tooer, 1877, I was with her alone in her house for tho fiest tine while her busband was attend- ing un “0. D, LY mecting: 1 went there wien her husband was away to the Graud Army, Ma- sonic, and O, D, L. neetings, aud remained an Uit dnde Whif-cach -simos 1 was brother Ma- 8003 wo dodvérabd, Kinded: and emnrmeud} she sut In my lap and I In bers; fu November, 1877, 1 was with lier once or twico a week without her hustand’s knowledgo; ut her house, in the lat- ter nart of October, 1877, 1 asked hor; * o you ever expect to be mine{" Blie replied, 4 Yes, Ido.” 1 usked, “* Whent" Bhe sald, “I do not kuow," T asked, * How can it be bronght about?"! re- minding her that we were both marrled, She repled, **I do not really know, but it will come out right sumehow |1 She spoko of an clopement, if it were not for her childrens Itold her that ‘was impossible; I coutd not nu[nuurv. hier without work, nor ‘as well ns she hrd lived: T suggested o divoree, Kato replled, * You muht get one, but 1 could not, for I haye no groundsfor it: 1 do not think s would Jeave mo under any clreunistauces, let e do whatever I would," = 1n n fow minutes Kate said: I know of but 0 becomno free, and that i to bury the ve with.” 1 soid, ** Katie, do vou want to do that 1" “1 dow't know," she replled: I whl think of it oud tell you to-morrow mght," 1 saw ther when I called for orders the next day; asked If sho was ready to answer the ques- 1ion; sho eafd, *1 protutsed to answer to-mehts 1 will at that fime;" kisses and embraces were an uvurf—uny occurrence; I went to the house that night, and slie salt, white sltting hu m lap, © 1 will do it, provided vou will help We discussed different polsuna; she asked mo whnt was hiests iy mind ranon morphine, strychnne, and acoulted 1 10ld her morphine und styychnine were better; she askedif she could useftin tea; Lreplied, Yes It was settled that night tbat she was to free hersell by polsovine her hnsbund, nod 1 wos to bu o free inun by disoree from my wifo; through November we contiiued secret meetings st her hause: avout the mddie of December, 1837, Kate told me Charles was goluig to havea cousin marrled {n Trov, N, Y., and wanted her to 0 with him to the weddhig; she would not yo, but advived bin totake s father with hiw, und mh|1 my wo couid then speud our evenlugs to- gether, A week before Christmas, 1877, when ot her house with her alone, 1 sald, “Kate, when are Wwo ta he married? ™ Sharepiled, * When you are 33 years of age,"! which would have been 1) 3, 1598, ‘The last of Dacember, 1877, I ot lier the mor- phine; from October I had been conducting ny- sell 80 s to force my wife to ot s divores from g by shiowing her bo attentlon und refusing 1o coliabit with bery broached the subject twice and she wopt bitterly and asked me what bad caused the catraugenient; | told Kute of this. hould begin to polion Not until ho gzets howme trom Troy,” sometbing would hap- pen to guve her from the trouble befors he ot " siio sald I might eet the morubine; that nieht have §L ready when Charley pot 1bought it wnd wave it to her at the bout Dee, 23, 1677, Kate zave me ale ot the Sunday morning tewm. nmeeting - us birthday — present clgar-caso; I winde her u Christuias present of a Jewel-case; ] gave her n bottle of perfumery January, 18783 in Fetru- ury Kate gave me u china cup and saucer; while Mr, Cobb was Iu Troy 1 was ac his house four nights,—tho tiret until 10 u'clock p. m., the just until 4 0'=lock u. .3 the thwe was spent in con- versing, Kisstue, und embracing; Mr, Cobb r turued from Troy the lutter part of Junuar) untll the 1t of February 1 continued to trvat 1wy wife us agreed to wet a divorce. {‘hu Ist of February, ¥hon 1 called at Mra, Cobb's houss for orders, sho told e sho had put tlo mnorphiug In the tes for Mr. Cobb, but 'l- was 80 bltter he retused to drink it, and sho threw it into the stnk: 1 bought some more pol- son wbout that time; Mrs. Kats Coub told o Ar. Coub was i the habit of tuking physie shuut the last of February, ond sald i€ [ would muko suine morphing pilis she would put them in hiy vill-box; 1 was to suuke Lhe plils one Wednes- day nizlt at Mrs, Waterwan's (ter mother's) house; aho brought tho murplilng over, and weunt tothe Post-Ofllce, bug sue saw Charley near the engine-hiouse as shic returned to Mrs. Water- mun’s, near Breed Hall, and thoueht it would nat be safe towake tnem there as Chiurley would be after her; she guve o s casekmfc aud 1 weut to the shop and suade three vllis, contain- Ing one graiu of morphine each ; be did not huve his ususl Ulllous attuck, so did not taketne pills as suticipated ; Mry. Cobb asked me to get aeouite fu February, 8l said whew ber mother lived over Lanman & Seviu’s drug-store, a laburer by mistake drank aconite for wiisky ond dled; | got her an vunce of acomte; she wanted to know bow much to gve bim; I toid ber I thought tea drops given in any way wou'a produce deathis she gave it to Lim vnceor twice, aud it seemcd to have uo elfect; slie generu‘ly eave It in tes, aud would tell we ot it mext worologi sbuut the %th or 7th of February Mr. Cobb procured quite 8 sumber of tickets to Don . raperly speaking, come 1, nal peruiice “hristmas she guve my Munio, then exhibiting at Breed Hall; he want- ed his wite to accompany him to toe cotertaln- ment, but she refured, aml told him to take Mrs. Waterman, her mother; it was very stormy that nizht: I saw him go by the store atahout 8 o'clock, as I thought, to th2 enter- talnment: 1 went to bis lionse and rappod ot the back door, and Kate came to the door and said, “It won't do for you to stay roun liere a ereot while to-night. ~ I have given Charley aconite, and it hos ralsed the devil with him,— foaway; [ wanted to go for the doctor, but he would not let me and has gone himself, and [ expeet hie will be brought back every momeat 3* left; saw her the noxt morning; she sald Charley had been to Dr. Perking the nizht Lefore” and got & prescrintion, but did not get 1t filled; he was out ot the barn while wns conversing with his wife: correspondence st this time was less frequent: [ purchased morphine alotit this time for Knte to put In pudding; In Morch, at my ro?ucnl. ghe made and gave me ainirror- mats 1 eave her nhmaufl;ln and earrings after tho death of my wifa; Tdo not think her hus- band knew it canto from me; Knte told e he noticed the jewelry on ler and she satd, I have been making mysell a present;” shogaveme n britsh-Uranm case, ornamented with an emblem bearlng tho word * ITope.’ Ou the 14th of March, 1878, she showed mo an article in tie dally morning Bulletin of the 13th an arsenie, which’spoke of it “as colorleas and tasteless:" ale said, **I€ I bad somo of that I could get it into him3" I got her somo the next day, a_hall-ounce; that was the fiest arsenic Mra. Kate M. Cobb got from me, and ber lius- band got the most of it; about this time I told Kate I was poing to New [laven to get my mother, who was there visitinz; she said, It wiil be & pood timo for me to give Charley the arsenie, so he will dle when you ars away ;' 1 left Satur- dav: Monday I went toa news offlce in New Haven to eet & Bullelin to see If Lo was dead} when I ot home she sald, I suppuse you are disappolnted, but we had company Bunday and § could not give it to him;"? my mother was absent In New IHaven two weeka; [ told Kato thut gave us a now placo to meet; eavo her the front door key, and kept the Key to the hack door myeell; sho spent four cvenlngs with me there nloue; our relations were crini- nal; Kate told me the lirst aracnic she gave her huaband she put In his cofew; it had no appar- ent effect; sho sald sho would give him nore; every Lwo or three days she gave it to him, and rometines throo timea dally; Kato once eald to " Charles must be poison-proof, but I think enouih down him by sud by to get au I asked her once or twice, ** Why do yonr not nmrl" She replied, My mind 1s mode up, and T will succeed ;' {Chatles 11, Cobb, Jr., lad heen given five or aix doses of aracnle heforn the 2 of March, 1578: she told e she had given him so much arsenic that it had eiven hitn diarrhies, and she hnd been to sce Dr. P'er- kius about it; I tmet her that vight (March £23) on Sclivot street, and we talked an hour; slie. told me Dr. Perkins recomnicnded quinine pilin, but she eald she was going Lo give hiin mor- phine powders, and tell Charley the doctor or- dered them; she reminded me it was just ton weeks to an hour slnce morphine wus given my wite, and she would administer sume to Charlcs that uight; next morning she told mo she zave her lusband the dose, and that he had per- spired all night, but the poisou scemed to have no ellect; that hLe lay and trembled on one swle the bed ail onight, and that Charles wns not able to get up that moruing; she nvited me up to sce him; I went; aslicd Charlea If he wanted a dovtor; he satd he dids when 1 went duwn staird she wanted to know what she should tell the doctor, aud 1 told ler to tell bim sne gave him quinine; the next morning sho told me she told the doctor as Ihaa directed: before the doctor came sho aestroyed what arsenic she had in the house; I bougnt ntare arscnlc for her about the 1st of May; I think Charles Cobb touk the whole of that; toward the last of May shie told mo atie wos getting out of arsenic, and T bougnt her some more; in A’:rll.l bought five centa’ worth of strychnine for her; ahe put part. of Iu in some bitters aud some of it fnto whisky ; Kate told me he took a lictle of both; 1 gou strychoine twice, and then I gob more arsenic; 1got the last arscnic the last of May: on the might of Junc4 I got strychnine, aid Cnarles 11, Cobb, Jr., died ‘on the Oth at noon; aftér etting o prescription from Dr. Lewis Paddock containing steychnino, 1 told her to add mure to his medicine; sheseut a note to me thanking me for buytng the Just strychnine: I received a letter froin hicr the orning eiter hils death. THE “BLOODY SHIRT.” A Lottor from Willlam Lloyd Garrisan De. manding that the * Bloody Shirt” Le Dade the Great Tnnte * New Yook Trib The Tridunels permitted to publish the fol- lowing letter, recently written by Willlam Lloyd Garrlson upon the Prestdent's Southern policy, und the staud which, {n the writer's opinlon, the Republicun party should take in order to suce ceed fn 1880, Tho Tetter fs as follows:: HosToN, Dec, 10, 1878.—Dean8in: . . , T ogree with you that o marked change fur the better {s taking place In public sentlent at (hy North in relation to the “tncaleulably disastrous polley ot President Hayes, and the pructical distranclilsement of* the entlra colored popu- latlon st the Bouth, by stamelcss fraud, brutal intimidation ood remorscless slauch- ter. Still, I'nm not saneuine as 1o a Republican triumph at tho next Presidential llru:mlc( see- ne that, with a well-nssured “Balld South'* for the Democratie nominco, less than 1lfty votes will Le needed from all the Nortls 1o earry hiat futo thy White House. ‘The only feasible way to prevent such a catas- trophe—uud this Is demanded by every consld- cratlon of truth, justice, and rizht—ia for the Repubilicnn party, its orans and leuders, to meet this {asue 1o an uncompromising and ln- Mlexible spirst. Thers §s nothlog which strikes such terior or cau tich fuaming at the mouth iu the ranks of tho armed conspirators at the Bouth, or clicits such responsive howllags from thelr servile minions at the North, aa “waving the bluedy shirt,"—=s term of thelr own devis- fug in order to make a Jess of tho wmost suuculunry outrages, but which comprelien- sively symbolizes o long sxtended relgn of Ler- ror,'' durlue which thousands of innocent vietims have been murdered with fmpuntty for darink to ussert thelr political rights as free Amcrican citizons. Yes, et * the bloody shirt ¥ contiuue to by waved until an end bo pit to the sheddiag of blood b{ tho oruanized assassing boldly and successfully scttiog the deral Governinent at detlance, and trampliog tho Constitution and luws of the country under thelr feet, Let it be shiown by “conflemation strong as proofs trom Iloly Writ " that the South (using that designation as of old) {s still full of the tabitations of crueity; that her Lands are statned and her garments sat- urated with blood; that her lcet run to evil, and there 18 uno judement In her golugs; thut sho s as dislosal In spirlt as shu was when she tired her first shot st Fort Buwmter; that shie ouly lacks the power to re- cuslavo the mitllons who huve been cmsncipated on her soil, in order to eave the Unlon and_baf- Be her lmn‘nnhm deslgns; that In nothing sloes why 8o Jnuch glory as 1o hier attempt to deatroy the Republle, und o the succvsses of her Confederate leaders on the battle-tleld; that she hus repented of nothing, aud Iy sshamed of nothing that she has dane, but ex. getly the reverse; that ale desplaes the North (barboriam sneering at clvilization) ws sho alwavs bas done, sud counts us ‘‘mud- wllts” o Nortbern workiug-classcs, while endeavoring to use them for her own evil ends; thut sbe I8 ploatlog over the prospect of soon having the ruins of (luvern- ment over the whole country io her own hande; thut us for ber leading inen fu Church gnd Stuto, tu Congress and out of It, ** the best of thew ere sharper thun & thorn-bedge,” and the most deeply respousible for the numberless atrocities that have been perpetruted - upou the Houthern loyal population, white and black ; and that mothiug but perfeet unity of spirit una action at the North, to the extent, st Jesst, of out-voting ** the Hul\d Houtl " at the approa tng T'residential eie can avert the woat disustrous cotsequences i country, I bluody shired /n hoe signo vinces? Yours very truly, WitLiax LLoyd GAnRIsoN, e — - . Cremnation In Gerwuny, At the cremation cbapel fn Gotha, the ouly publio place for cremstion o Gennany, the re- walns of one Btler were burnt oo Dee. 10, In sccurdance with bis last will aud testument, ‘Tho burlal service of the Protestant Eplscopal Church was performed, as prescribed by the Church suthorities in Gotba. The body was first.conveved to a sort of chapel or Lail and placed over a particular spot. A hymn was then sung; o seruion preactied; und a cuorale chunted by a cholr of boys, alter which the body was lowered futo the furuace to stow music, the clergyman prosounciug a blessing. th o earth "’ wus of course uot recited. Friends of the deceused were allowed tu make specches. ‘The yautt, & low and narrow apartment, flled with pas previously ignited, was b extraordivary degree. ~ In one hour the coflin aud bodv were consumcd. 1 two lours the vault bud sutliciently down to sllow of 1hie mouruers entériug and collectiog the ashes in urns, which were depus- fted in s adjofniug columbarium. Io the fu- neral sermon the clergyman declared that there could be uo objection Lo cremation un the purt of the Protestunt Church, sitbough it wus true that the custom ceased and buriul took its vlave when Clyistiumty begun to prevall, sbout s tbousand yeurs avo, 'nluUNE LULSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1879—TWELVE PAGES. THE COUNTY BOARD. Bids for Supplies—Abolishing Town- ship Organization. C. H. Willett Elected County Attorney— Preparing 1o Issue Bonds. The regular weekiy meeting of the County ,Board was held yesterday alterncon, all of the members present, COUNTY TREASURER. A commutnfcation was read from the County Treasuirer showing the condition of the several tunds Jan. 1to bean follows: General Fund, 1877, $12,603; General Fund, 1878-'79, $16,025; Interest Fund, old indehtedness, §34,018; In- terest Fund, new (ndebtedness (overdrawn), $3,773: Court-House Fund, $1,28; Sinking Fund, new indebtedneas, 8111,2(0, Referred. A communication was read from the Central Free Dispensary offering to supply the poor of tho West Division for $1,200 per ycar. Ro- ferred. A communication was read from Bheriff Hoff- mann askine authority to appoint a Matron for the jail. Referred. A large number of Lills were read and re. ferred. Among them was one for $1,153 for diet- Ingz prisoners at the Bridewcl], and §630 for dfet- log jurors. THB PIDS. The Boant then proceeacd to open blds for furnishing milk, bread, and meat to the several county Institutions. The bids were as follows: MILK PER GALLOK. Insane Horpital. Aeylum, Dennie McCarthy. .0y 1% John Tanoney X% 10K N, 1, Wright, ... 0 107 W, P, Gray. oo 0 1n Tienty Moore. —_ 10% W, Koize,. _— 11 jam Dev 1n BUEAD, PEH HUNDBED POUNDR, Schweinfurth Iiros a Mandeville jain McCoy Frederick Voliz W. H. Aldrich Dufley Brod coveeeisonaien MEAT, FENL POUND, Kelloge & Schluud.. J. Curtin & Co. Edwin Dismond John Ford.. John Fehnait Mulerone. es It Donnell ¥ W, lumm Frank Schiobe Jobn Crawfordeee oa sanevione s 4 O'Donneil bld to furnish the Poor-{Touse for three cents, and the oflicers® tables at the sev- cral [nstitutions for six ceuts. The 43 bid is for the County Agent's oflice. Al of the other bids contomplate jurnlshiog all and everything atnll of the {nstitutlons, All of tha bids wers referrea, DUPLICATE COUNTT ORDEH. The Committes un Flnance revorted fn the matter of the Inst county order of Joln Comis- Key of a year ago for 8250, fur which a du- plieate had becn {ssued and the money collect- cd. The lnst order, it appenrs, aiter the dupll- cate had been fssucd, turned up in the hauds of I1. B. Hurd, and be, belnie an innocent hohler, mittee recommended that be be pold ), and that the $250 drawn by Comiskey on the duplieate order be collected. with intorest, trom him, ‘The Committee recommended that hercafter no auplicate order by fsstied except after n year's notlee, aud then only upon an indemnifying bond beiug Gled, Alr, Fitzeerald was oppored to the reoort. Tle did not belleve that Mr, Hurd could collect a cent, because the Treasurer had been waroed of the loas of the order. Ile was opposed to the recommendation uiso in refercuce Lo m yesr's notice having to be given {u case of lost ordera before a new one would be issued, ‘The mis- take bnd been that {n the case {u question the Board had refusad to deinand on fudemnliying hulm"d He wanted the whole repmit recom- wiltted. Mr, Bradley thought the Tressurer ought to pay the woney, because, mnwuhnunulmi he had been notified that the order had been lost, lie told Mr. Hurd atterward thot it was good, apd Mr. Iurd had bought it upon his advico. ‘The county had paid the order once,and bs was apposed to paying It o sueond time, After sume Turther discussion the report was roferred to tho Judiclary Committee, ‘The Committee on Fubiic Chiarities reparted recomtmending the payment of bills smounting to 82,203; Cummittre on Rosds and Bridges, &1,044.81; Joil and Jall Accounts, $301.485 and the return of the Sherils puy-roll for December fur corroctions, #o that ft will conform to the ace tion of the Bourd In tixine snluries, ete. All of the reports were adopted without disseut. AESISTANT WARDEN, ‘The Committce on Public Charltics reported fn favor of abollshing the oftice of Assistant Waurden ot the Juzane Arylum aud Poor-House, and the appointment of a Storckecoer in lils place. ut lary of €60 per month, Tue duties of Storekecper nt the Hosplta) were recom- mended to be added to thedutfesof tho Matron, Messrs, Leuzen and Fitzgerald were opposed to the réport, and contended that the ubject In view was Lo credte a position for some friend, Others spolic pro aud con, and the report was finally amended by striking out v much ot 1t a8 referred to the Hospttal, and adopted. ‘Iie Committee on Town and Town Accounts reported In favor of paying bills usmounting to 2,746, und culllne on the Suporvisors of the several tawns o fllo with the Board a list of per- sons to whiow reliof had been grauted. Adopt- ed, DUYING SUPPLITS. Tuo Committes on Public Service reported reeumlnendluf that all supplies, except meat, bread, und mitk, be purchosed In the ooen nisr- ket, the several requlisitions to be sent month atter mouth to at least three ruputable dealers to aseertain what they will flll the same for. Mr. Fitzgzerald wos ‘opposcd to the report, and wauted all supplies purchased on yearly con- tracts, as was also Mr. Bradley, ‘The ruport was adopted by n voteof 11 to4. COUNTY HONDS. Mr, Lenzen introduced thu tollowiuge: Witmizan, It wii) at lenst two manthe Liefare the county bunds can be iwened iy spylying to the As- ;&il‘r‘})ly !ud! an spundment to (xaue bouds less than 1 an Wirneaw, Orders sgainst the Court-House Fund mounting to $200,000 have already been drawn; and Wirnxas, An amount suficient to make it & popular loan wil be retained: therofure ba 1t teavired, 'That the Commitice on Finauce bo and s heroby Instructed to tmmodiately procesd to {ssuo cointy _bonds Lo (ke amuunt of §:0,000, of 10 luss than $100 and no grealer than 31,000 eachi, ‘The resolution was referred to the Fioauce Counmlttee, « TOWNSHII* ORGANIZATION, Mr, Benne introduced the tollowing, which was luld over under the rules: Wurngas, It oppears by the pullic nrees thac meelingy have heen huld ny citizene of th county witl members lected to thie General Asvembly, in which 14 |1 ciaimed, among other ‘thingy, that township organization should bo abatlahied in this county: und Wikniias, A Jarve nwumber of towns in thie county, to-wit: ali the tuwus untalile of the Clty of chicaga, twentv-nine ln number, scem 1o be well ed with tis organiziiiont ana Witkheaw, A law b now i force by whict the three towns of Cbicags misy bu reorganized a one town by the County beard, provided the City Councll vhall, by resdlution, recuest such action by the County Buard; therelore, ‘Lo it Jesolred, ‘Thnt the Cowmitics on Judiclary be any hereby bs direcied fo confer with thy cily au. tiorities lu regard to tha advisability of reoryania- 1nyg the thres City towne In10 One town, os pros ided Ly'an act enthiled ** A act to authorize Conoty Hoard 1n countics under townslap orgauization ta foorganise cerain terntory altuated thereln as fown. " Sald uel was approved May 25, 1677, and In force July 3, 14’ Mr, Seuno also lntroduced o resulution aus thorizing the County Clerk to pay s employey from the fees of ks ofice,—~it appeariig that the fees were suflicient,—which wua laid over under the rule COUNTY ATTORNEY, Mr. Wood Introduced 8 resolution fixing the yay of Couunly Attornoy ut 23,000 ter year, and addine to biv ducles the taf of lusiue cases, which was adupted. Mr, BpofTord snoved that the Board go fute an electlon of County Atiorney, and the motion prevatied, He then poumated C. 1, Willete fitl Iiiu place, aud e wud elected by & vote of 0 1. Ar. Senoe moved that the Board elect Btore- keeper at the lusane Asylum, and nomtnated U W, Reynolds, ol Evauston, for the plave. Mr. Leuzes nowluuted 1 Taubsen, snd the election resulted fu the choive of Kuyuolde by u vutaof 11 tu 8 Mr. Senne sald be had made some mistakes, snd done sumwe members hjustive in making uw the Committecs, aud sskud that Mr. Cuburn be laken (rum the Comuntivs on Education and Ar. Miller be put on, eud that Mr, Millee bo takeu from the Commattes o Police Service and Mr, Hofmanu be added. ‘The chanres were wade and the Bosrd sd- 1z urued tor oue wevk. — e Tho Duke's Double, The New York Ilurld's currespondent at Haluax teicgravhed thut paper an sccount of 4y sileged foterview be had with the Duke of Labflity, Edioburg, {n which the latter talked sbout 'Frr\'a Duke haa denied the “whole thing; and now ap- pears one Robert T, Jones, of the Halifax Cus- tom-Houee, who resembles the Duke, snd says that he was on board tha Black Princa with dis- patches for the Duke when the World corre- An oficer of the glish politics fp & very free and easy way. apondent introduced himself. vessel designated Jones as the Thuk with the Joke, and answered the ques! ed without regard to their siznificance. RELIGIOUS BAPTIST MINISTERS. he feil {n ‘The Baptiat minlsters of Chicago and vicinity met it regular session at Nov 71 West Randolph street yesterday morning. The Rav. Dr. Hewett presided. The following reports of accessions to churches during the month were submitted and flaced on file: Western Avenve, 3 by bap- tlsm and 4 by letter; Firat Smedish, 2 by letter and 2by baptism: Hyde Park, 3 by letter; First Chareh, 6 by baptlsm, 8 by lutter; North Bter, 2 by letterj Becond Churcn, 8 by baptism, 2 by letter. The reports were accompanied by re- marks from the ministers furnishing them, in- dicatiog that, while conversions had bot been numerous, the outlook was encournging. TheRev. Ur. Everta being called upon gavesome reminfscences of bis connectlon with flome Missions during his pastorate in Chicago; sald the North Star Mission had been the most prosperous and influential in the eity. Wien the tire swept over Chicazo a special providence saved the misslon from irrevocable loss. Tho speaker commnnicated with the Mayor the day after the fire, aud the lumber furaished by that official enabled the miasion to Le once more cs- tablished. 1he plan of the nissiun was to solve the problem of blending natlonalities. It was the dream which bad charmed thelounders, and the liope which had been tholr o { in time of trouble was expresscd th his plan would not mnow be nbandoned. Thus far it bhad proted s success; the money had been fovested for certain privileges, and had 'realized, in a preat measure, a full fruition of expectations. I the vlan nn- dertaken aboubl be earried intocfTect, th North Btar would within ten years de tha most pros- perous misslun fn the Northwest, Winle tho Baptists were walling over disasters aud afflie- Lons, theancaker knew that tiod was with them. The better thne wus dawnidg, snd the perfect day would not be loug delayed. ‘Llicre hind been some harsh remarks, sume unkind coni- mente made upon the First Buptiet, but, thank Giud,these things were of the past. 1o admitted that he migbt have too much hope, but henever knew a man who accomplisbied any results with- out tmuch hope. When the spenker first came to Chicazo the Univeraity was embarrassed, badly emburrassed, He was et on the street daily and gsked, *When are you gutniz to be xold out1” bus a compromise” was effected and the Faculty re- talved, He then gave a history of Senator Dougins' conoection with the University, and of the speaker's trip East and hia experience there. I1e visited New York to alspose of the Untver- sity property, aud labored to the extent of bis e endeavored to save the Greek cholr, but faited. 'There waa _a fatality sbout it that seemed Impenetruble. There was no need of a man who was truc belng abused, but he had fearned that vo man conld be true witbout being abused. He had been atused, and the records of the Unlversity were a falsebood when they charged bim “with sacrificlug the Beminary to the University, [le had o preat hope lor thy future of the University, God would bless {t. ‘I'he speaker had prayed for1t, hind labored for it. and it would be blessed, [t would pass over Jordan out of the wilderucas inte thu land of Canasn, and he rejoived at it. Inregard to lis separation from tne Firat Church, it was & precedent that threatened every yululr. on toe continent, It was the triumph of & claas over tne Church. Heleft his case fu the hands of Uod. e had no lans for the future, Ho thonid visit a tiuf period, after which he shoula go to Cali- fornia, where ke would remslu until Mav, and then return to Chicago, le closed by invoking Uod's bicssing upon the Church, Ita minfsters, and congr:xmlum everywhere, At the conclu- slon 18 remarks the meeting adjourned witlh the usal benediction, —— WEEK OF PRAYER. The week of prayer opencd yesterday In Upper Farwell Iiall, with the usual nooii prayer- meetiog, which will be beld Iu tbe upper hall every day this week. ‘The Itev. Dr. Hatlleld led, and stated a fewof the objects of theapecinl offort in that direction, and tis belie! that the prayers of an carneat people would be nuswered. Prayers were then esked especially for o bless- {ng upon all thesermons that had been preached on Sunday morming snd eveninz. A mother asked prayer for her soo that he might be led to Chrtst; Mrs. Cleveland wrote from Colorado 8prings, requestine prayer for the great work done theie; prayers wers nsked for ihe work done Iu oo out-ol-the-way conntry place by the request of some of the workers there; pravers were nsked especially for two disciples wha wers working for the Lopnd and itl.rltl.lm Young Men's prager-mecting at Farwell all. A prayer was offered by a Methodist winister in the audience, and two more were made by other brethreu, The remainder of the moeting was taken up with earncst pruyer, the nrincipal burden of which was that a great revival tnight break out in our churches, which should warm the hearts ot all - youne men especially, uod all ulhfrl who felt or ought to tecl the need of o Savior. MISCELLANROUS, Plymonth Congregatioval Church recelved Sunday three persons ou profession und thirteen by letter, " The week of prayer wiil be observed by Chrlat Chureh (IReformed Lplscopal) amd Trinfty Meth- t Cliurch by unjon mectines b the lutter tesday eveuing, and 1u the former Thursduy evening, with separate meetlugn Wedneaduy and Friday evenings, Bervices in cach casc at o quarter of 8 o'clock. ‘Fne Presbyterians were late In coming to- gether vesterday morning, and when they did nrrive the meoting was not called to order, An fnformal telk was had, wnd the meetiug ad- Jourued without duing uny businces. The regu- lar meeting of the Chicago Presbviery will be held in the Presbyterian rooms fu McCurimick Hiock Monday st 10:30 a, w, The Rev. Measrs Meteal! und Cossott, of La Qrange und Western Springs, opened s seriva uf unlou tnectings at Lu Grange Sundav at the new stono depot of the Chlearo, Hurlington & Quiney Raflroad, ‘The Reve Mro Metealf preash- v very neeeptably 1o the morslng and evenlng. Thers will bis services at 11 8, s,and 7330 p.om, Yondava, and prayer-mectings at § p.om. Wedanundays. ‘The Methodist mluistors met yvesterday morn- ing at the Methodist Book Concern. The orl of the day wua the discusalon of the excgcsis Ttomuans, viil,, 2%, but the Rev, Mr, Bristol, wha hyd been appointed to lead, was waprepare v “ ine to misuaderstanding, aud norhing wus w Alter w general diseussion of the whith yeauited in tors st obey the which teretpon marrlage-livenss quest! clusfon that min raturn the blanks expected Lo 1 out aiter unovan, agent of the T 1 band ot volored of weed, Ile suld that he had “aln for three A thia city, und wus open for lurttier The Rev, F, vou Rehluemback, ¥ of the Natlonal Bund Geraran Youung Men's Chirlstisn A tlon, was iro- (hm'flb y Dr. Edwards, sl thot he was engal d’lu Lormlng u branch of the Sucicty in this :.f.uml nehed co-operation, e fully vx- italned Dits plan of work wul expectations, “The tev. Mr, Parkhurst calied attention 10 the recent deathe ot the Rev, Ira Q. Bidwell, of Syrucuse, uud tha Kev. W, (i, Abbott, of New York, The Rey, Messru, Hutficid, Parklurat, and Swariz snoku highly of the d acd a8 e fued, cultlvated men ot ereut th to the Church, projound scholars, and abls orators. "There were introduced to the Confercncu the Rev. L. G Blgus, of Kansas: the Hev. Mr. But- iun‘ of Vermont; wud the Reve N, M. Laug, & Danish home missionary, The Congregutionsl miulsters net Yesterday wormng for b clectlon of vllivers. “I'he Rev. Jo M. Willlatw, ««f Jetferson, was elecied Mod- erator Jor thy comng six months, and the Hey, Arthur Little Secretary sud Treusarer, 1o con. nection with the eleedd wus the tepurt of Ahe Seeretary of the meetluze of the past uix months, The tollowin ure soms of the repre- scutative ftems: Tue pres tuemberstity of the S Pastors’ Unwn!’ 1 thiriy-ng, [u bas betd cightecn mectings durlug "tbe last bah- year, e average ativndance of mwembers has e tweptr-one, Subjevts huve becu Jdis- cussed in the followiug order: *Fluney's Thealogy,” **Our Vacullon? “The Special Culiraa 11 Oue ‘Theoloncil Sewliary,? & Duty ul wds ol Minlsterial Study,” # Ald 1o Theolouical Students,” ¢ Dr. Herry Misaivn aud Work u Syrla,"” “How Cau We Securs o Mure General Artendiiwe at Paulic Woratipt! WThg Dapgerous dcodencles or Modvin Thought," **Predectinotion,” ‘The Prophictic Couference,” *The Cong * Depowluativusl Suudsy-scbvol Work,' * How Do You Muruge Your Buuday-School Worisd'” Ihey lons ask- ! Moody’s Work In This City_{n the Lizht of the Present,’! “Our Winter's Work,” “ Amase- ments for ‘Young Peonle,”” * Providenco— Bpetal and General” The report closes as follows: The fecretary would report the present condition of this organfzatfon heatthiul and prosperous, sni its prospects as decidedly hopefal.” R. W. MACKEY. His Funeral Yesterday at Plttsbarg—A Dis- tingulshed Attendance. Boectal Dispaich (0 Thx Trivune, Prrrasure, Pa, Jan. 6.—The funeratof the lsta Hon, R. W, Mackey tock place this after- nvon from Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, East End, which was crowded with friends and relatives, largo delegations being present from Philadelphis, Hareishure, and other places. A vacant chalr contributed by Mr. Bingerly, of the Philsdciphia Record, was placed at the foot of the casket, which rusted oo a plat- form {n front of the chancel. "A monument from the Republican Club, Phitadelplila, a piilow from the Fira Commission, and broker columns from District-Attorney McCormick and W. H. Kemble, of Philadelphia, as well as other flors) tributes, were placed in conspicuous positions. Tho Rev, Boyd Vincent, Rector of Calvary Church, conditcted the services, upon the con- clusion of which a Jast view ol the reinains was taken by those prescnt. The casket contalning tho body was then closed and borne to the hearse Ly Joshua Rhodes, H. W, Oliver, James Rookikeovers, Clork: WARIED: 0 CLERK IN AN INSURANC, dresain own Lsndwrll i hane e THine VWASTED-AN ENTRY ¢ grocery houte. Addre: slary expacted,, K nee K 79, Trienas, N WAKTE Woclen Milia, Warsaw, 0l J, M, OKe 3 . Do meke stiched samplo-cas work. (A3 WAE ANTEMAREIL _WITIL NRLE. T0 i kK Bheth by MK 305, BN, ehe caticr, A Miscellnneous, VWANTED=AN PXPRRIENCED MAN A8 8OLIC- i ol T T ouscHoos 1of & lotn offee. Addrsia % ASTED-AN INTELLIORST_BOY 17 WAs at the ELEGTHIC PRN OFFICK: 113 Lasatte. ANTRD—A GUOOD EMAN TEACHEMN, B N T Y A L ~—— WANTED-FENMALE MELP, Domestice. VW ASTED-A WOMAN COMPRTENT TU DOTHE whale general wark {n & cottaes hause, four| family, &t %21 Arnold-st., nesr Thirty-Afch g couk and froner, Aud Kood Féferences demanded, "Can any Bour day or eventng, ANTED-GIRL FOIt GESER, ’BRWORK® W AETED0Im: Foi O AT movsR o i mi\‘;“-l:P;.:lr|mr’-flc"rAs&2;Ecdn\MW'ML'" Pecominehueds Apuly 3¢ 722 ichlican-av: SPIAN PRI, J ANTED=A YOURG GIRL 14 OR 15 YRATS O o ke ek ¢ O in ThATS OF anm:‘]ll, lll‘:mel‘} lé‘rlrluu.. %?:Ién (51.] N-m:;c_\‘er, ences, &t 1510 Wanssh-av, ex Nimick, an Vilson: McCandless, who act- *ANTED- " GEIIAN O BCARDINAS ed as pall-bearcrs, The hearse was drawn by W vu?;’m in lo 933'- r?:[l'l‘y}: fl‘l‘r ’#.‘.2"%’:-‘3. four black horses. The funeral eortens was one of the largest ever witnessed lu Plttsbursg, + —— Where ITo Js. When a_Virginia City oflicial I8 wanted on boniaess, they firat Inquire at the nearcst faro- b il then call at hisoftice, It hels st lll. proves that thero must bea iere. 207 North biate-st. TANTED=GIRL, FO) NETAL WOUSRWORK, “r Vncrmnnurlrx!nnml a o, WANTED-AN LXPERIE) X VY Stast hare good Fefere AW ASTED=ATSIAID A ANIUN FOR AN ofpinralidiads, Stast bo cs .uler.' 54 briog past ob 8 etter, etod, 16K 7, Tribige umce, 2 s Mt \ MEDIATELY—AT 004 WEST VAN n 8 private family, sn etperienced irun. _1iolcrelices required. DA NOIWEGTAN OIRT, T0 DO UEN- lauscworks mist he Orst-elass cook, wasner, ru Avpnly st 1039 Mighigan Laundresses. 7ASTRD-TWO FINST-CLASS WASHERS .AT ktolm L D 8ECOND GIuiL., PPly 0t 898 Prairie-av N OIDER TO ACCOMMODATE Ot § patroun thranguout the clty wa have Braich Oniees {n the different. Divislone, os dr: Tclow, where advertiseairnta wiil be taken for tae saing rice 82 charged at the Maln Dfice, and will be recoived untl) 8 o'clock p, m. during the week. and until o p. m. b un Hatur ) New Nine sundry, 231 Norih Clarks o MM, Dooksellers and Btatloners, 323 | #1._Appiy early thia morning, —° % R Misceliancouns, Nowsdealer, Rtatlonor, ete., 1000 pear Weaternay TODK 3 e News Dlue Intand-ar., corner of Ialsted- Beroty L C. EURIEK, Jeweler, Newndealer, and Fancy Uodts 78 corngy Lincoin ‘V’A.‘\"I’ED—LAIH' NULLION-WORKER ON MIL1. ta Apply st LIPPINCOTT'S, No. 70 Ease Itandul) D sLatrs, 'TUATIONS WANTED=MALE, oo PEMSONALs “Nookkoepcrs, Clerks, &ca I)EHFO.VA ~WILL MI*8 DAVIS, FORMKRLY UF SXT“AT‘UX WANTED-DBY A YOUNG MAN, Onk Parl lease call oo K. It LSaker, 130 South ”Illnlllfll"" educated; ® short-hand writer. Ad+ Water-st., and ovilue, dress K w3, Vribuns oltice. Miscellancorns. Farai X WARTED—BY AN BIPERIENCED O BALE-$3, o0 DOWN. TALANGE & ‘" percent. B yearn. ToL 44x 135, southi Truit,on Madl- T ar A xinle to wnrk forg few 40; best o reforeuce, Call or addross n Linculn and Huybe, clear, This inj ouzht to sell al once, d store, W ToUtNS er, lot 2nxi7m, N AN pouth front i.'-:e‘ufie:fl-fien Tified ana Taiuns S WANTE! Slear, and renied Wil i chelorhres Jolk S45100 eacty south front, 08 | CuruaTion wWANTRDLIN | THE CITT 70 Do Skt R el roosvren | S SRR o LB S S St ; ; g ! ] lemsed Pt £ Johrs reat for 820 per wonth; pleasa direct o MK, . COUR itewate Vis. oo tory 8nd liasement hrick dweils od Pateramco. av. and Twenty: po Anc bisement ek dwgl: | slars ool micrtnleVuriRadar, And Tweotr ing. Jot twewn Waabingtos .- e ; - ® 9 ‘I‘, QITUATION WANTED-IY GGOD PE 3 cook or kenerat houscwork tn & smatl private Tam) 1y Is capable of dolug bier wurk to sults ls competents Kood ruferences gi FURY firaveland Py o s‘ll’lh\f'fl:‘ w TED-DY A RELIAHLE GIiil, AS S ook i rivate family: has got raterinces Aps PIF tor two dsys at 20 akwood-st,, North Kide, NTED-DBY A GUOD BWEDE GIRL cn 0 do genoral liouss work; sweds ddress 43 LIm-t. SITUATION WANTED—IY A FILT-CLASE MRAT XY and pastry cook, in flotol br farge boarding-hative, byone whu ls canaiile and willlog 10 wark. Abply ab 1131 Biuto-st., up- no W Ington-st. X150 FEE: and nixtiett. rice. T, 1. BOY ANTED=BY A GIRL TO DO G oot o i';v:‘rx ins hm_llr.‘ orsscon S L s referv, red, r P01t BALE—§1, e R o B00—w- & miies from Winemae, Indtankt mew frame dwelilng, armar ooas Mousckeeporss weliing, 2 s ouscka felicen 13 hoad of cattic, 10 hogs, Teager, bl JUTUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN widow lady as huisekceners Fetersnces exelisuyed, Address oreafl eveuinzs, M M. C. U PURY, 159 Euth Dearboriinat, Miscellnnecus. QITUATION WANTED=DY A LADY ASCOPYIST, oliicr, or houickecper, or sy position which ea fn: telfigenl ustrl il Addrou M, 237 . iy 'and corn, in Tact 8very il ndld inna 4 $4,40. Hrick ‘bauk bulldine aud lot o one of the beat' tuwna §i fows, fa centre of Ntate; only bank tn the town: sutes. vaults, clc., a0d now dolng o busiuess of 85,0 por year. Here is & splendid chauce Turn youug mau lookiux for busiuses. Ili-hiealth causa of wale. Orer "’l Ule&ilymll’ll SUO=E1,000 HOWN 11207 3 01 Neows, Cumberland’ County, 11 the best framed house fu the county, ry and cellar, uew framed bam. you 5 rall and ‘hedau tunce. fenced oif luto e cultivation, free frum ol tncum= pfeets 118 No. 1141 you will g and . BOY 1), Room 7, 150 Maiisoa, [fonsALE=s: 13 milen fi this farw i voma, orchanl, all § Relds, all rauCes, an pe sen 11 you will iy, 7. QR BALE-A vy Hoty, 4 yenrs of axe, Tikd ha: nane nad tatsy ahe 1 free frum o warranied Lo trot u mile by 2333 Toad mare: 840 can ba deiven i and b < e farm 4 mile 111, 3 coud 3-rvom franie under prow; eal) and et a bary . BOY D, loom 7, 174 Madiu: G ALK 18190 ¥ oF Listhess IR AMEANTY it 1ree uf BICK curable, aured i AMMONIA. Bpavi aul WASTED-TWO ick T 1) fon, sonth of Lok } cashi not over §5. Warpach._J. ). KEELER, 163 Cinrk-nt., TO RENT=1ROUNE West Slde. ]P0 RENT—£12 PERX MONTH—FINE. TWO-RTORY Flimore-at, hrick dwelllug, 12, (wo-stury brick, ol rvin'sh e pat #plints, Fingbonus, sprang waces, cored without et lauienews, Aayicular dixase whocsbully cupe guarantced, Send for bamphivs cuns ulr;m.x'-_nh D Tt ik s : . Naw_ Yorl L‘I‘? ‘;l:ule‘ VAN BCIHAACK, BTEVENSON & cu., \icagu. Usn ooty for horses the linimoat in yellow wrappers, T hee! S3cunt 4 i ), mnehes, thoraugl bletuldli’ Stralis, shoul Miscelinncous, 0 RENT-DWELLING HOUSE OF 10 01 12 roome, complviely turnishied and centratir locnted; Tnautee of Gico. A, MEEQH, b otlce, 11 Clark-at. o TO_RENT-ROOMS. _ Noutnh Niae, '1‘0 MHENT-TWO ROOMS NI pletely fnrnlalied for laht hou cncel extlianmy; g K0 BEXT_STORLY, OFFICES, &cs ED=HOUSE=ANY ONE TIAVI 001 ad’ horae, not less than hands, * younit, TAN i0; nd, ud kind, fhat can troe a gutl mila i 40 o wlativs to ucll M.llhll’\‘ll‘n for cas, will ind n it full’ partfoulsrs and Dy nddressig, Wi h 81, friwune otien, AND CoML- keeplng; refer. Calh i 1 LDy sesential ARD WILL BB PATD Foit e 4 culer and wiille greyhouud 1ost from el WaDasheaY, . o MIesONs LYRed: l"()v.\'l)—lt SMALL BROWN JULS OW] atitaln s piounrty by proviag (e Aaimne aind Ing cliarkes. L, MAYEALD, Englewond, P e AR P v y 350 North Lafaile-at, perts o N MOMDAY, JAN. 8, IN DRIVING ¥li0M L, on the & 'l‘D RENT—A FOUI NI Builling, TOx7TL Witk (wa yauits. o Fiih- near Madisoil, ~G Wy 17 Attande Horel, Officou, HARE MY 0ud lawyer. TBAREMK OFFICE NEAR Court-Tfouse with Addreas ‘B ad, T T]a, BENT=W 1 ] ! Miscelinucous, Btate, laty's atel [0 BENT=8 FINK LUKTS, cxig tig AND 118 0t Gtie Bt And 3, 2 T Franklin éar Mudfaou. Inquire of 11 8, satehiel cantalned s portetiaiin: A nutaber uf papers LlMpurisat unl tluder will' picasn leave 1t at 313 North Lasl where a liberal reward wil} bo civen 1LORIZAT Miciinas kouTH 4 Tetween there ud Montoc- curf, kFinder will pleasn vo ifoon f, Na, 71 kast Wa 1 10 tha owne KON, 117 Wa! " FWOo LAY Turnlaied T lproven 1 ngion-at. 5 office, & pockel. 820 und papees, Audrea RS WANTED TO RENT-FUR il frst | 1 Mv‘z‘y ing to leave fur ed hows - Cliss 311 ) copoinliile v wdilie aud ot ' —tup mudernte rent, address, teu days, Kw, Tribe vilice, B I___BOARDING AND LODGING, QOUTI SIDE. VICIN P A7 younx toupi Tome, would (ake e G boarl, refershee ‘Lrivune otlice! ie nue Lok, with broken cluap. contauiog A reward wili Ue pald for lta returi, Tushan vitie F1-BOOK WITH %m0 TO_§iu, ON ) uear Fiitheav, Tho tinder will ba Nberally rewardcd at aors 15 tandolph [ O5T-0UT QF BLEIGH, AN EXTIEA 4 lieavy wodlen anket: With & Tuw use, Heiurn the salu 0 Fire-lusurance Vsl f0r your troubla, s {OE AND iuics (0 from aiul, and be ¥ OF ownltg bands “furnis 1 aid wfe o B g uO othes boatders & 51, A 1 0 bf Bagcho. Finder retura 10 429 .« and receive Lo sbuve roward. North Sidc. 5 AND T NORIIL GLAWKAAT.— FIRST-CLARK ) Yoard, witl’ rooni, €4 Lo #4 per week. will uve af lil.fll 1l by day M.ll! s alawers t the West Siadisu INGLINI HOUSK, 31 & WASHINGTON BT, = "k ]‘A Fhugdle, wum&rmm:. per 3 daip oSl Sk, s 4.0 10§ o, Twenty oo e slckets, VADA HOTEL, 198 AN N oo b $n500 daye 8l A KL8UY T0 LOA 4 without remoy tiew, Ruvts 1ASH PAID” POR “OLD “GOLD Mouey w fuan on watzhes, disingads, ofever ptiga st GILUSAILLYS Lok & i W WARASI i aild bourd, 61 beral Feiluction to weekly bos UH, CORNEIL WAIARIAY ~Permunent buard ¥ ‘Tow day | Bay buard OUSE, 174 STATK-AT.. poette Faluier Tlouse=—-Nice, coty T2 with board, 81037 bee wouky berday. SILVER: 2d vaidavio and Buillea ul 1533, (A PA it PIDELITY D, bl WATItTab, 00 Washingwneak, Hoom | ONKY ON HAND TO LOAN AT S PER CENT IN AW suiis over 81,000, and stalicr sums 0 pur cant. J, W EOFE, 14 iteaper I . BOARD WANT ) MGIEY,TU LOAN ON 1iK Ts"rE-hL IN BUNE —5Y A LADY ARTIST IN A RESPECTARLE Il!lr‘I:‘Dll'I‘b"L stlowesirales. K. 3, DREYER & CO., ve 1 exeliane for lastractions i ull-paintiag. UK LOAN=ON TMPIHOVED CITY REAL ESTA 4). $4.(00, and §3. 420 &t current ral ULNEI & BONTD, 102 Wasbligtow: 01 BHLF, WIVE, AND CHILL, Korth ur' soith bide. uo othier ll'l)lJ:K\:ll; siste Jowest feriue 1 UATID=IV A“GENTLESTAN AND WIFE TN [ofycuanaE-a FINST-C casanl brivate ramily; terine thust e low. Ad- d ur( house, and grouud, with 3) lor 3, dress K #n. Tribune oliice. bugpics. sleizhe and sl the stock cumplete 1or runbiu et hvery binluess 1o wuow faru ta Hlinofs, Shuiwo. 7. 15 BU ] RXCHANGE wfepot. I Col $00d Lari, urch sleck of ful & y towa i biluols, for & ins, or Missvurl, Price, LANGE STUCK OF THE POFULAR ALL PIANOS. Farties wiahing 10 buy Ou tusiailinenis can be sccome wodsied. V. W, R 1D, ACIE FAIE 1 MILE FOil ‘ounty. 1. good 4-runia dwellig, i fences unnd walcr (al) civary; waut Coruer Staté uld Adaia-sts, WF 1air of liatses wind carilager brice. A CHOCELOTUE T wk: OV o v U AN o PIISCELLANEQU Corner blate sid Adutiia-ate. UIET JONK FOI LADIES LW PIANOR A A g Nll i LADS SIAKE! Vihs B Dut Wttle used. guud 8 uew, whi Lo payments. 8 réquired; ‘on wonthly 1L 1T TIE OREY- o Mouday bless call agala ! Cotner.miaty, IS WANKEDs NEE1-LAN WITIL 30 TO viawr sty Lusiucssi worb L EGANT i uisto WA X GLAZES TN 0T 19 feet bigh and W feet wide, sultable for 1oclostug u oflice, Apply st 82 Lake- ond Bour, Letwenn V. ar. 5 A KACTSTUE UNION FURM TULE GO de Wost Madivo Jeil 21t Rilda“of Bouskuold augd FIUE CHICAGH iiuffi i 10, “Addréss € | 4 i ausht telearaph Tou (AU BALD FOI CAST-O! OTHES BY REXD. | JPUTNITUGE, CARUIAQE: SESIOR: (‘ ;ll Jettertod. UI]..['E)L. o hg‘l'llrusqun E’ cu: advancesmade, 10 ¢¢ ¥ woney ivaued luwees siatl Vrowpily Miwaded Co. 410805 Guod 30 curits wLOW VBN e 10 W, Mvares. A 0000 CLE 5 13t wHto And Geure well . A fruro well and fats) A BAR IN WHOLESALE At ol k3 A ANTRD=TW6 GOGI TRONK-MAKETA TusE 1 1 [ [ [