Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1879, Page 4

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. [879-TWELVE PAG'ES." scen hnd heard enough to satlsfy them that the wauts of the infiitin organtzations of Chicago HAD NOT BRRN BXAGOERATED, and they wero impressed with the fmportance of the organization which showed itseif with the small means at thelr com- mand. Ha sald he deenty sympathized with the Becond Regiment and the cavalry on aceount of calendar, and N No cane on trial, Junor McArniaren—12 to 38, Inclusive, oxcent 92. Nocaroon trial, dunny FANWELL~?, 030, Brew va, Hrew. 1.705. Gurney va. O Jupor Winttan 1,013, DUB, O8H, an Junae Loowis~' 1 to 10, inclaslve, of new Inet year of cheap bullding. If $200,000 could bo expendud, it ouzht to be, ,Ald, Throop nlluded to the ohligations the Councll wns under to1he people, apuropriation of & grounds npnrd-‘ of 30,000 trees during tho. ye TIE MILITIA. — y's Session of the Leg® Commiittee of In= ‘he grass of the lawns, planting-spaces, nnd apen grounds has been ent und The trecs, alirubs, flowers, and green- boyees gre all In excellent condition. 8 have been kept clean and freo from weeds, well aprinkled and in good order saying that an d not be too p 060, 840, 847, ‘The Au’n'rms na Tueaday. Alil, Cullerton moved Lo tempararily postpons the Item fn orderg that the Buperintenaent of drives and wal _WANTED-MALE NELP, ' ' . " ¢4 Tinva or lesn, 43 cents per ins | In Ihia eotumn, fhree linew op iove, 25 cents per (ne derifon. Each additinnal lins, 10 cents, seriion, Fach additional line, 10 cents, B ALFE—1 HAVE GUT GHEAT DARGAING IN Mooklkeeporn, Clork K Pat-claey central (i, i b lookkeepcrn. Clorkne &ce : #1001 he fomlowing vtremter otin WatonTalCT for ANTED~FIVE A 1| DREBS GOODH BALEBMEN) | - st i Warhington. (R M nona but those Laving tho best of reference neod - Monroa-at., Adamn ackson and Gan Duren- | 8pply. BUSTON BTORE, 118 and 120 State-st. at.. 1 consulted as 1o the nmount I expended this year, The motton was agreed to, CITY NAY-ACALES, Eor rent of groonds, in additlon to revenus therefrom ... wwoss Ald. Cary moved to reduce to 2500, Ald. Lawler moved to strike out enblrely, Ald, Oltver sald it appeared thal thero was money to the credit of the fund, and asked why the ¢ity didn’t pay Ita debts, whose ground was used for acales who nadn't been able to got any money for fifteen months, Ald. Beaton sald there was no mo: priated for the purpose. Ald, Cary maved to temporarily postpone o order to got Information, ‘Fhe motion was nereed to. CONTINGENT FURD. thielr doplorable condition, and hio promised that he wolild do all in his power to get the Lezisla- ture to meet the requircments of the military with a Jiberal anpropriation. As rezarded the hills which Tind” been placed before them, the Committeo was satistled that thev, fn the main, were good, nml one of them he thought would ba pnesed, although a portion of euch might by Gen, Ducat sald the Sixth Battalion had quar- ters down toward the southend of Lhe ity but, an they were very similar to those of the Second Reglment, perhaps 1t was unticeessary to visit them, as the Committee enough to form a eorrect judzment of the re- audrements of the military of Chicago. Col, Dixon spokae of tlie efiliene ganizations, aud snld that, without the militin nt their backs ap the time of riot, he was satiaficd vestigation. ake an Inspection of the Armo. es and Equipmonts of the Troops. e Polics Ofoials Bxplain the Possi- plo Dangers in Casge of An- other Riot. ‘There was also a statement of the receipts and expenditures during 1878, from which it ap- pears that the cash on hand Dee. 67,780.85, The sum ot #110 was recelved from 810144117 from the tax warranta of £153,620,50 from specinl 24 from sundry sourcest The expenscs for the venr ending Dee. 31, 1873, amounted to 852781047, of which $57.737.18 was for the land account, £0,800 for legal expenses, $119,870.16 for interest on bonds, $8,634 for the work of making special $131,000 for bond cotitracts, ntercat on contracts, §5,232. nses, £14,514.85 for salary account, £10,700.25 for park poiire, 830,068 for fmproving Urove parkway and the entrance on the west, 20,241,07 for walks on_the Grand boulevard, £10,496.86 tor work on Western avenue, $20,- Burentan Cotnr—CoNrrssions — (leargs 1. Archer va, Olof O. Ostrom and 280, #3,~Oliver 8, Carter v, 8404, 10. ~8amo va. Bame, 81, 2( ecifaldt va, Ueoryro T dunar Oanry—l, roncriy W ransie e 3 ranging In price hauirs or sddrem JACOB W ¢ BALE~2BTOIY AND BAREM Font. Thorad on Park:av.. near a ApPIy to 0, W, BALLATI), 133 Ttandolph-et. WANTED A G0 a 8. I Weakley, Charles W. 8peer, Hayer va. Charles Deling vordict, $144, and motlon for new trial.—Peoplo [ fd. 8. McDaulel va. A, C. Lnderwaod, of K. Derhy, and Stephen Keough ; verdict, $78, 20, nnd mojlon for new rial, —~Chicago Orphan Asy- orth, 8241, —Coorge 11, Frost va, 1877 und prior yea: asscssments, and re '::.'.'—' ela'r'ei:':\’v'.'":a" County, Is., all in culti- 7S, TANTED=A Fili ar 6 Poy duety 3 .71 Eiaet WG Rt st on oo, | WSt rat-ciaay brieic dwelling an Michigan-av., Tenty-second and Twm;dr heain. o 10 P tum va, Nothan Mra, Ellen I, Vall; verdict, now trinl,—Kate Calrne va, 70,77, and motion for new trial, Cincutr Count—Junee Iina lor va. Charles Camminge, S5, THE COUNCIL. Ti 278, and_niotion for S tw & s omas Fouter; ver- had alrcady seon Era—Anthony Dut. Fuyms.u.. AT #80.000, THE ARCAT) Non. N 1 re 18 40%118 to aller, ‘omml;(:u on Military Ten i, '\::?u‘l‘rg-'e‘mtmx Tont #5000, and tho ot | LA DEL ed and closed its labors yesterday, 3 arly hour in the morning, au wiirn Chifeako wakes Nott this meann b Traacs. ANTED 20 N0). § CABINET-MA o a WAk W, JANSEN & BON, qulnr;‘.flllltl.S AD A GOOD CAPPERS TO_CAN .:m;ly to Chicagn Meal IUTEL GOOKT ONE W e T AT R BTONF: neat Carks sotih | Pres, Cors Michigan snd Las 0 B, Tribuno office, Miscelinncous, thestn., f A, 230 ORONGE 11, CLAGRE & COoAn VW ANTED=AGENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION WiO- 2 Washington-at, ll_._l“\.fl:nblgfif&lnfl willing to work lisr Address T 16, “fi\s'r;:n-'A GOOD SAN FOTRt EVEIY STATE 16 tell our goods by ssmple. Fair sainey paid, oy U8 Cle irk-st., Chicago, ) TRAVELING SALES: ain 14,00, Title per: TN f0F & whoioksld LoURcel mh Siger N 00 Clark-at. near Madison,” Th with arcade on the south, five command & rent nuwof 810,04 FANTRD=A and o ouis, CrLy s e fold; AL Rk Eraine L6 trieataly 1 | Onlr exgerienced imen with uniioubted roforences need the police would have been overpowered, the First and Becond Reeiments responded promptly to the call, nud every man in the city who belonged to them turned out. fhelr ground, and did all that wos required of Me regarded the mititary oreanization an an absolutely necessary (nstftution in Chi- cago, nidl Indlapensable to'the safety of the city, Benator Munn snid lic was both delighted nud surprised to find the military in such a condition Iu Chlcago, and ha thourht it would be next to ‘The Annunl Discussion on the Appropria- For contingent and nttner exvenses, and for cor- ralg prrponcs not othorwise expressly provided . 860,000, to be taken from the miscellanvous b2 for West Divislon Park, £20,212,02 for 413,10 for trees, 88,072.18 ‘The revort was slgned by all of the Commis- o want a inrgain, . 139 Clarkest, STOIY STATHILE Filo north of Twenty-aecond-at . WLl 2:story huuse, Oak-av,, ncar Visceancs, | with pavenin. Adidse, % on \Wahashi-av,, near Th rher Vineennosay, er Leavitt and Mooress T segslon the night before the members taken the evidence of oflicers of the fzatfons and citizens of Clicago, wera {nvlted to maka a tour tion and judge for themsclves, from actually saw, of the requirements of d 8econd Infantry Regiments, the and the Chleago Battery. The Ei 'ark, e Council held an adjourned meeting yea- m"r'?n&'l-li'f’f.’nfi%f terday nfternoon, Ald, Tuloy in the chalr, the absentees being Covk and Daly, Atd. Rawlelgh moved that the Conncll resolve Itsclf into a committee of the whole for the purs pose of considering the Avpropriation bill. Ald, Cuilerton opposed the motion, belleving Ald. Tuley moyed to strike out and fnsert ‘“ unexpended balauee,” Thete was o balaoco to the credit of the fund of $171,834.63, Ald, Gllbert moved to strike out 850,000 and nsert. 820,000, Ald, Tuley wanted to kuow what the $20,000 —— Time Is money, bnt health Is happinens, have o bad cold or cough, nae D 1 Byrup; it will cure yo Price, 25 cents, E. 1. CUMMINGS, offico tn atora | SREHE, e wantaman for Colarado. Kaasas, and Ne. Tane Ao G U7y Fribing oticen. T nry to tha right \V,\Nn-:n—un\' FOR O 10 venrs of ayv: must b FFICE WOItK, NOT GVER 0t e n wood penman, and realde U 90, Tribung offics. frty-noventheat, TANTEDZTWO "GOOD BOVE TO WORK 1N AY. And }rnnyueeond-nt. Lake-shop, 300 Bouth Desplaines-st. n:nmu'; At DOLLIY FARLIY, VW ANIED=AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIO CITT OAN: W ashingtos-st, i, e rill pay 8 woclkly kaiary of $10 £ the right waa needed Tor, Ald, Pearsons sald that moncy was borrowed to carry the counons of th lnxlr:,;némfl h: be pald nr;‘ld . Cullerton remarked that of the un- expended balance 877,000 was {n the Treasury 1e Committee wero unanimous In that it was n shamo for the 8tata to fhe military after the individual d done 8o much for themselves, tiee met at the Grand Paclflcat ¢ 9 o'clock In the moralng, but held no They were soon afterward g Gen, Ducat, Col. Appleton, and otlier f the militia, and numerous citizens, ed that the Commitice should first ceof the Buperintondent of Pollee, fows of the city oficlala regarding lity of a danzerous Communistic out- ‘hicago, and the mecessity of keeplug llitery arganization, nct by Assistant SBuperintendent having heen referred to that men- v Superintendent Beavey, who stated Dixon hind exclusive chargre of the arm- n of the police force. Dizon told the Committee, In reply to a that it wos absolutely true that there number of private citizena in this ho were arming themsolves outside the r militla organizations. criminal neglect on the part of the State if {1 dld not do something for the citizon-soldicrs ofter they had done su tuch for themsclves and 1l Btate by putting thelr hands into their pockef and paying their own bills, larly to the First Regimant fn this, and, whileho admired the encrgy of the members of this organization, who, he understood, wera fn o financial condition to do this, his sympathive wero with the Second Regimentand the cavairy, which could not afford to bear the burden. thougrt they WERE ENTITLED TO DETTEI QUARTENS, Mr, Dixan wished it understood by the Com- mittee thut, while the First Reglment was sur- rounded with merc comforts, it bnd never re: celved any more money from the State or out- pido sources than the other organizations, and the little evidences of taste or luxury that were observed in its armory were placed there ot the {ndividual vxponse of the tnembera, who cotld better afford to do it, but who had grrown tired of the constant burden and apparent unapprecia- tion of the people, and now refused to thing further, that it would cause unnecessary delay. If any additious or reductions were to be made It coutd be s well done in the Couucll, Ald, Rawlelgh referred to the custom, but be- lioved himsclf the business would be facilitated by acting in the Council. He was not tenaclous, and would withdraw the motion. Ald. Throop moved that the Councll take up thie Appropriation bill, ‘The motfon was agreed to. 'The Chalr calied on Ald, Rawlelel to retlove E—on NEARMCCOIN v miljutiing railroad tracks 1 70 AGCOMMODATE OUR NG TIABUAACKUFINK purposer. J. it patruns throug, Branch Otlces in ¢l 84 Eiate ow, where advrrtisenienta wiil be taken for the sains prive &s charged ot the Matn Onice, sud will be seceived I|Il|“|| fl"tl'cggt"!t b 10, during the week, and untilv . @, L, n‘x(.}xam. Yooksollers and Statloners, 121 Ly Newadealer. Rtatlonor, etc., 1000 e errioav, e News Deot, t it Newsdealer, and Fancy ol ie bonded debt, and Tle alluded parthe A0 BALE—43X160 West corner of | THOMAS FRREEMA OR SALES-ELS The motion of Ald. Tuley was agreed to, €OST OF COLLECTING CITY TAXRS. For expeancs of collecting clty taxes and far copying delinguent tax lists, ... Less cashi frow nilucollanouud sources,, .. inxtu POI SALE=WARASH-A ! Twenty-aixth-st., cast frout, Washilngion-st. TOR SALE~MICHIGA ra cholee huililog | Waslington et dress INSURAN G T coener of 1lalsted K, J BDING AND LODGENG, /4 OF lest, 23 Cents ser ine Ald. Tuley moved to strike out the The motion prevaited, POl CLEANING BTREETS AND REPAINS, South Division West Divislon ., North Division, G AOA] T ths cotimn, ihves tim Each udihttnal line, 10 centr, North Slace ST, FIRST-CLASS 12 40 Jr week, with se of plaiio” aud The first Item of the bitl was then taken up, the understanding being thut, if no chauges were made, the ftems should stand adopted, DUILDING-INSPECTION DEPANTMENT. For salory of Superintendent of Fulldings. .82, 500 orn- 0 8 fool AL THOMPSON. 101 Waahiogton-st. Less cash from miscellancous sonrces. wartl, [n k8, & Ti For anlurles of four Bu por week: five winutest For probablo deficiency ariaing in the col. lection of this approprisiion, BALE—TO STOCK-EAIKERS AND FAINMERS -l nterest To & farm fn Missour Quartermaster of the First Reg- formed the Committee ot the | Less cash from miscellancons sources, ed frout roun, with board, fur’ gentiémin lyd ment, hud o TCRWHRAP: | (P AN TED-LAW, T CAN OFFFR A 3 NTED-LAW STUDENT: I CAN 2 Piltabie for MW Ao Ay STUREN L ¢ CAN OFEER X CkAlinatanest, | who writes s handsome hand: first-clans reforence aa to muligtonm. _ | character required, Address S 0 Triuuae ofleo, T R 7 . cars. Want an TED—$ Al Must be first- with tune aud re N ANTED—AGENTBIN EVERY COUNTY ‘ rl e most qulslflmlll G LOLNTY TSI 0N CALIE at alght. 87 Washington A IS CALU- ANTEO=EXPERIENCED AMERIC. > vic ot aatzedn the cliy, AT | VY German salicitars for mlvcru‘m%'«’xflr‘if\ ™ Aguxf paying speciaity. None bhutlive men heed spply. fizum fi'}"“filfl Bullding, CUHICAGO ADVEN FSIND g TOBEL L uiavelty of tha dayy aeils 1ioom u. 3 : MUST BEYOUNG, o o od peamnnt appiicants atato age mnd reaidence in their uwn handwrisliug. Ads Iribune omce, . TVANTED=Fou AN OF GUOD ATFRAIL ance to study for thu stage to travelin April. 1 9, 121 Dearhoriis 09 FE wnuth o slineton st TRt =& GEIMAN TARTENDER TO UELE . and Stat that W Sround o saloon. Soutlieast coracr bf Clark and t. will How be sold for gava | Jackson-ats, A N KIRRANDS AND WORK per week. Apply Lo J. M. + up-stairs, WVERYWIIERE _TO s Brat cost nt proflt; D= CANV] ‘el] feaa 1o faml| 3 it1 50 per ce m o ralltond, The farm cousiats of 1, )0 nall e . 3 . KE! DY, I’ " as Soclalists or Cominunists, and they ‘Wite or two gentlemens termn moierate, boys, nrming themsolves for sport and etercise, but were men, nnd they meast busl- pess. 1he Communlst organizatfon he sald wos the greater numnber of the members scen service before In the Ol Country. They were as a rule a resoluto set of felluwe, with no particular interests at stake, destroy eversthing In the shapo of that they could lny their hands on. THRY WRHE RECKLESS, “ and fn force, under dlscipline and orzanization, would becomu ateror tathe commuuity, pad been fully demounstrated thut they were nassessments of mom- money was not forth- armory that the nionthl bers were stopped, and, coming from some Bource, the command would pasture and thnner land, with well stocked with catile, linravs, and Lios TN wantel to purchane aj INercL aid 1. agewnent of the businoss. There (s o good houso with €l rootis, largo barn and sheds, fee and miik-house, | | Dieed snawer wliu hiag Ot ffotn §4,1 011021000 ress Ald. Lawler belleved the taxpavers would not object to an increase, since it would place the city in zood condition und to a large number of men. os much of o _nceessity as lights, Ie moved that the South Divislon be given £60,000, the West $100,000, und the North $40,000. Ald. Pearsons gald balances—South, 815,200, $5, 201 For probable deficlency arfaing In the col- Sout! lection of this appropriation, WABABH-AY, ~ NEAILY PURNISHED U0, Wit bonrd, Ive employtment Clean strevta were Mr. Mock paid a compilinent to Chicago ns o clty by saying that he differed from Col. Munn in "one particular,—he was not “surprised *? ot seeiny the cltizen-soldiers organizing wnd taky such resolute means to defend themsetves and the people and property, for the name of Chi- cago was famillar in every corner of the world, riec axhibited by the soldler-hoys uerprise exhibited AL Tulev 8ald the salaries of Secretary and Inapcctors last year were $4, were §5,600. What was the resson of the fu- ENCE HOUSE~! e 33 ku south of tho F al day, $1.50 to 21 per week, §: Bien Fout 10 Fout without beard E.\’?Lmn TIOUSE, 11 EAST WASIII, Slugle warm rooms, $4.50 to 86 per K, ty-ouo menl-tickots, 8. o0, ALE—NTIS! & O I, el acres: price, $12, 01, ern iand, tine on other hoif. Address 18 74, "Tribune, E— AUROILA FATIN=CLO! ments, 1ving wi there were unexpended a0, S ab s West, $22,000, und Atter consultation ofliclals, the Committeo reached the conclusiun that. thelr recommendation would bo ample, It should bo remembered thut much paviog had been done sluee Jast yeur, Ald. Pearsons answered that there were only two Inspectors last year. eaton romarked that 10 per cent hod been added to all solaries to cover slirlnkowe in ) and the enter; was only o refl ransients, §1 per d WABASH-AT, fravel: ou two travels cction of the et rasle farme and lucations aroutd Aurora. by the citlzens fn everything. unniue water, It Is TED~FEMALE HELE. \ Domesticss ANTED-SERVANT FOR UENERAL FOUS! work: good cook: smail family; Swedo or Oes g;ufll‘ml:'l!untdx aftustlon permanent. Apply at once. N\ ANTRD=A GERMAN @ CON| W o T it vars o cniidien. | 1183 Woskaors VW ANTED=A COMPETENT GINL FOR GENERAL OSE TG LTS | VY, hiuséworki must bo o good cook. - ABplY 8t 1354 £, zood soll, tader: | eulrie-av. i fosin: oné ot tho | \\7ANTED=ANEAT T FOE ORNEIALTIOUSE: “rurk [n 8 small famtly, Apply at 1630 fearborn. goud the man- CK-ALAISEL, Tribune of { AND PRRUIT FATM O " dolug good bund Wollla Lok Gt 1n fgod Wests ravel Would take giod Innd or city property ln part pay. J. | st., near Thirty-fret. €. MAGILL, 8¢ Waslingion-st, av buard $3. '(.'uu:u and = - . _REAL ESTATE W Col, Munn responded by eaying that he had heard of Chicago enterprise, but he had never seen it coneentrated and bottled u Qibnuy could actually look at it. ‘Ald. Lawler wanted to know if that was legal. Information oucht to be had on that polnt at He was in favor of wiping out the whole ftem and tuening the inspection of bulld- e aver to the Polleo Departiment, Bat If the {tem was to stand, the salury of the Becretary, who did all the worls, should bo increased, mioved to make 1t $1,500, spent all his time at the Court-House, Ald, Tuley could find fitt 11 the position for $1.000. crease of salarlos miht a8 woll bo met at once, 1f Aldermen were voting would be all right, but, to add 3300 would ba robber; The wotion was not agreed Nally, and Lawler; nays, 37, do understovd the Elevator 1n- deflant of the’ clvll authorities, as committees ad waited upon the Buperiutendent In bis own office and made_threats that the police and the authordtics would sonie day have to “take o back geat,” and thut they would ba blown up ke Nothing could exceed their insolenco and deflance before the military commands of the city were orpanized. At the time of the riots they suceumbed to a superior but they sald, Ald. Lawler sald lots of work had been done, A aomn and boar, osrd & ustents, §1.0uper d Miscellanesus. NO—WE ARE cursons sald pavments bad been made fn serlp, which would be redeemed when the taxes came in, Ald, Gitbert sald, when the Councll asked fn Qctober for information, they were told the South Division Fund wus neasly expended. Now 1t appeared that there was $15,000 on hand. Ald. Throop mave the Lolances ns, North, 80,000, Bouth, $10,000, West, $18,000. were the fizures, minus the percentage for non- Not_as nuch moncy was needed this year, aud he hoped there would be econo- my {u this directlon, ‘Ald. Stauber spoke of the necessity, from a sanitary point of view, for keeplog the streets 00 1o FLMAL GEOL Agent, 101 Cdttage Grove-av,, near Thirty-ninth; The members of the Cominittee then shook ¢ LMANUFACTORING FINN DESIR hands with and bade thelr eacort wrood-by, prom- fsine to do all in thelr power before the Senate nnd Legislature, on thelr return to 8pringtield, In behalf of themilitia, THE COURTS. Record of tho Most Important Events Yes- THE AGENTS FOR A e number of Arst-clas boarding-houses ani for mang privaic familics, whio will 1ot advertive. atelin. bl peaple wanting chiofee buard or rooiny wili do well boarders o tenauts, OARDING EXCHANUL, ‘Ihe Buperintendent 1o and a hialtof (he 1nlon Stoek: Yards; WL ny cashi, Lut it wust bo & bargnl lers Tocatin duress 't and discipline, men who would 'lic question of In- time we will be prepared for your hordes of Aicksplttles,"—referrine to the militla regt- ments, Binco thut time the process of organiz- g and arming citizens hnd been going on The total foree could nob be found out, but it was belleved to ba large. 1f this state of affairs was allowed'to go FINANCIAL. £ DVANCES MADE 0N dolph-st,, hear Clarl 10 Y BUN TO LOAN 0 ete., withaut removals Room_[1, 45 Deatburi-al, thelr own money it cinz agents of o WIFE, AND MALE in o private famliy: rieht kind of acc t . WUl e patd for the K. 1803 5 ¢ stating location, ter: n e S o, i quietly but_earnestly. A T A i to, yeas, §,—Tur- Srticulurd, wiil roceive atiention by aid . - ly ~ — “r'.\.\'win'—,s BTONG, ACTIVE WOMAN FOR e eneral housework snd n young girl for secoud LA | warkt must lave guod teferencds, AL 389 West Tays (Lr.“ml r;:l.\ .lL 'Héill(l:li tor-at. hecond.at, oast of Stater i «[!:l—\Al fl‘fl?llll fll"LboTun"o HOUSEWORK ute fatnily. 110 c v a good ook, 404 West Adum P} RIS R TANTED=A NEAT, COMPETEN m - r st i erenof gudary | WARTED-S, EEAT SOMRRTENT OIRL, GER o attention washing, Avpiy 1o MRS, WHITTAKER, 240 §07l|l fosuiveny mey [ St e s T ANTED=A COMPETENT BECON [N B e \Vam CIERRHIR NN, WATCHE famlly, _Call A ' private ofice, 120 ki COMPETENT COOK FOR FAMILY nd 6. Estavilshed 183 . ‘ ret 50 10 wash and fron. Uerimnan or . FURNITURE, PIANOS, | Scandioavian preferred, Itoom D, 163 South Clarkest, und un all good sceurl: | 81pLr weok. nd ditehes elean. least the snine as laat year. Tuley sald economy In street-cleaning musut au locresse In interments. Al the appropriated Inst year should have been ex- Why was it not? The Council should He fayored adding fMed a petition yesterday setting out thut he had filed a clofm ngainst J. 1L C. Gross for £5,578.96, securcd by a mortzage.on the 8. W. X of Sce. , 80, 7, by taking a oult- claim deed of the property from the mortgagor. He, however, released hla clalin to the crops of 1877, and then leased the property to Nicholas Morrigon and Willlam_Breen for $400 0 year. The clafm of the bank for $7,731,20, agatust WV, W. Muls, bankrupt, sccurcd by o lieh on 1,700 mink-skina and 150 sets of manufuctured furs, hos been partly settied by solling oll the tional Baook, ‘I'he amount should be at ®T BUM TO LOAN spector had been inadvertently omitted. He without remor: moven to insert $ Ald, Cary move $ 10. Cullerton was not in favor of either, Ho waa upposed to increasing the number of fn- to cover the whole city, were of awler's idea was o good But he thought §8,000 was suflicient for the an, the lives and property of the citizens would be fcopardized. Mo thought that it wos the daty of the State to meet any overt actsof these plo by furce, promptly and- effectuntly, In Judzment, founded upon experience, ho did ot think that a Sheriils amonnted to anything., would oot or could nut be sufliviently organized or diselplined to do ou wunld mako mattors tew times worse, 3ir. Dixon also ex| 1hat the pollce force ! I to amend by making the D ON FURNITUREL | JuE SORTIWEST. | $1t0, Gy ire, lomned at 188 Doarborn st oo e " 1ASH PAID FOI OLD GULD AND™ NILY Moy to losn on watchos, disnonds, aod yalu of Every deacriition a2 GOLD3NM IS Lo Oniee (fecusedn v & posse comnitatos saye in something clse. In_ ihe flrst olace [t 000 to the Bouth, $18,000 to the West, and $§0,000 for the North, ami the unexpended bul- aneetora; fous zood, and a defeat u;\fll‘l-l{llalTlIi‘l’E"l’l Nos BT 1 slo A 152 Dearbornest,, Room X, e g Bl U 0 LOAN (A ' B 'K )l ¥ M, 2 CONCELLT-ROOM, Ald, Cullerton quoted from the Conptroller's Il Tiustrated Catalogie bent frec on ¥polication to report to show thut (here were $107,314 in actual cnsh [n the Trensury to the credit of the Straet- Cleantng Fund, Was there no way fu which the money aporoprinted could be exvended? Why stould the peoplo bo assessed year after yeard Ald, Lawler satd it was abotit timo the mouey was accounted, snd o committoe sppointed to lovk uver the books, Lle was in favor of spend- {uyz every dollar of the appropriation. adjourned untll this even- ressed 1t as his opinlon iould not be made o _pr of the E1ata militia on oceastons of this kind. In arof rlovimmediato action should be taken, wblch could not bu _the case it the golico were subservient to order from the Btate. would bave to be too much red tape, aking of the riots of last year, Mr. Dixon oo mich prafse could uot bo hestuwed ‘The members per- bly nud bravely, and ‘Ald. Pearsons urged that one of the Bullding Inspectors could look after the elevators, Ald, Cary fnsisted that it wus nccessary to provlde for the Elovator Inspector spoclfically, 28 the ofllce was created by ordInance, o8 agreed (o,—yeas, LARGE BTOCK OF THOS BROS, Upright Planos, so ne and singtie quality ot toe, tr o't fafl to scy theat, iy for 846778 nct. nmounts agolnst J, Trving Pearce, 8, 8, Ben- anmio, and J, McKay Sanger; all secured by 220 shares of Pullman Palace-Car Company stoclk, were scttled by the salo of the stock for $16,- B11.23. 'The bank-safe was disposed of for $800, that helng the best price obtalunble. Recelver nsks thut the abuve compromises bo 'The amendment nays, th,—~Pearsous, Benton, und Rawleigh, “Ald, Bmyth moved to strike out 4 and insert rike out 81,000 and insert $2,000, Ald. Glibert spoke ogralnat this, ‘The cfiiciency sartment wasw’t the best last year. Hedidn't see why It should bo erippled, Inspectors were not ¢ Ald, Waldo belluves AMY 184 and 100 OQWADUATE GF THE Gerinany (who has ro- {0 416 Mlchlgan-av.), pils for the vitin, aid moved frum the il ek lmited upon the Flrst Brigade. formed thelr dutles credital were 8 power behiud the poliee foree, which had most salutary effect upon the rioters, In re- ment of militiamen, he sofd he auy law that would give Chicago Flie Councll then 1) 4 AND PENNIES CAN BI 4 OUTH PARKS. fcuive nock or oy Wallishel T B d, i _the police did thelr Scninstresscs. D—-GIRLS WIFH MACHT 17 third loor FURNITUKE 151 Randulp “YA. T Wit t. s, Nurscsa \ ‘V A“FT ED=A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT rl 1o ts care of Infant at 0d wage: 3 S | once; feferences. At g0+ Fultonost. oo w8 ED—A GOOI NULSE-GLRE, 1MVEDIATES ouc who cau coins well rocummended) none 7 Alding-square, VW ASTED-AGEIMAN, SWEDE, ORNORWEGTAN wure-girl, 16t Jeas tian 16 yoars old, for o child S Py 2 )‘L'M‘P'Vh une that ean asalst In sewing, ut 1083 Mich- NT G IMPTIOVS | [Kasy, 1ilinots farims within hOrnest. (willisut Tomova); an and 1o abilsited 1 Madisoii-at. i Mixcellnticous viers | \WASTED-VOUNG LADY OF GOOD APPEAR. ST | g5 S ary, Hase o avel T Al LOAN ONIMPROVED. CITY r(y 1 suina to sult. Apply aL UNION NGN_GOOD COLLATHITALS o, ALPIY ot Roomi f 70 ¥irih: STTURE WATHES | QITUATION WANTED—A GENTLEMAN WITI 25 . PRSI, WARE: | QT v s o sl (o clotblay 3oy dry-yGode 1Fade, homaand . aheuad, 1§ doslroun of cons DCCHR IO w1h BOINC LTy Hous (0 BOL 1A GUYEr, or s Lelin awenc for inanincturera) Wag, overt: 7 ction kuods: Hliess reterences, Ad- L Tk S8 N YO gy o oL ere AN oo of ti approved, which was done. v, to Inspectors could get around, Annnal Report of tho Commissloners, d, Throop asked I It was the duty of the The Bouth Park Commlissioners eld o meet- AN CPPICIENT MILITARY ORGANIZATION, u TLYEI 25 AND 60 CENT PIE®S IN PACRAGES hlxl' of 500,000 inhabltants with o of 810 {n exchanvo for currency st ‘couttini JIINCBERLANEO U8 - of Teibune Conipanys UATION WANTED- A8 1000 EiLBALES Toumn . man, et by u mun of experience, resldent of the city, with no'biad Inuitst s thorougl’ and relinble; low Danfel Butler flled u bill yesterday acainst his wife, Buetsoy, asking for o divorce ou the grouud of desestion, ‘Thirty-two years nzo Repecen Messenger wos married to Fisher Mersenger, nnd she tulfllled al} ber duties to Iilin_ until” sbout a year ago, when alic wus obiiged to leave him. 8he charges TRAVELING HALESMAN wdville fsdestrous of repros g Houses fn'that Placs aud polles to stand around buldlugs and scu that the ordinances wers complied with? Ald, Waldo said the palk the minor offenses, The amendinent was not acreed to, Ald. Tully moved to strike out four and ing yesterday afternvon, ut which sunary bills to the amount of 8652 wore audited and ordered The onnual report, a copy of which has nt to the County Board, was then ndopt- The flirst mutter to which the document otect themn, over no city on the ¥ that there was [0 LOAN=E5, (00, oF £20,0°0, 0t 7 per cent Interest. on firsi ahollt to_start ] Inauire of JACOB WEIL, suaren of territory secand i : Continent. “With the certalnt; "”"r’;mfin(l’x‘l‘r i d and diselplined military forco nt thieir o cks to enforce order, In caso tlicy werg over- present police forco might auswer, lce could take caro of roved iroperty, o1 A TISERS O e 4\ read e ean do s fn thicbest and chiea 0 Lints, or oo division, A, L 2 Dearly 7500, STO.00L BIZ. 7%, §15.0m | SAISTY afier eanability provens guod reforcnces. . Ade ¢l dresa for fve duys A 18, ‘Triuung otice, JITLATION WANT! MEMD IRICETR ] G al At e per week. Bust of reference. vy Hiy Hoa Criste: DAYIS | Address N 1, Trlouun offee, 7 THROS orh N1 Y A YOUNG MAN OF 25, 2 2 W D-NY A gives attention s a financial slatement concern- fng the South DLarks, from their fnception to Dee, 1, 1878, It fs ne fotlows: itary be dishandea, soon see where wé would be, Chicazo would very soon be fu m 3 edy and strike out $4,000 and nser Insert thre, and 84, t £,000 ON TNPROVED GITY PROVEL. | 5 hnving 8 ycs reent. for dors years, Applyto O, W. Sallpgh Rundolph: of divera acts of cruelty, that he hos been eullf 4 AT n bis opinion, and partieular] Iring certiieate to 3,000, . This slso wes lost. No fec chargeds no payments tisndled TON WANTE] i 8 years cxperlence in tho Bardward irado (of iall business) olehier In ¢lty or country towng A I references, Addvess T 10, Triliune otlles. Ald, Cullerton moved to strike out “Less cash from miscellauvous sources, $2,800 ALD. THROOP gald the ftem was put in with o vlew of lesson- 1t repreconted a portlon of whut wons saved from last year, ‘There was $200,000 ry, and thero would by Delleved that hod {8 not been for N cavalry und the a large portion of the would havo thought a compsny of in a timo like this, fn and keepluer them in {t the heavier fighting materlal could ‘The horsemeu were the mob and getting the organiza- troopa of lu- business part GOODKICH, ATTORNEY-AT'LAW, w £) stricknen « Lan-at,,Chicago, liad heen eoting, in consequence of which shoe e is worth some 85,000 or $6,000, and she asks that this may be divided so a8 to plve ber o good shara, Horace P, Gront nlso filed a bill to bo released from lis obligntions to la wife, Florenca E, Grant, on account of her adnltery. Lastly Joseph Ilartrath complains that he, too, has o faithless wife, Mina whoin he woultd like to gut a divoree. UNITED SBTATES COUNTS, Bamuc! V. Hoffman commanced o suft yester- for 83,000 azainat Elisha W. Col ugene B, foxsle brought sult for $5,000 against the Farmers' Co-operative Manufactur- ingz Company, - M. 8, Utls et al. for the use of W. A. Russell i Fodrtoen years' Land purchnsed.. Improvoment an Discount on bunds .. Expenees of assesymunt (bei ATS0N L, 07 Al dinintennce (costof) 1, \ Was very glck, 2 TEADS Flees FIRST-CLASE LANDS FOIU h cavaley was Indlspor clarging upou the crowd o (It posscaalon of Coie oo 1o .8210,073,40 o of sayings in the Trel $200,000 nore, Ald. Cullerton was opposed to the item, dldn't propose to be caught [u o trap. Wasn't 1t true that the Finance Committeo ntended to toke n portion of the money fram the Treasurvi It looked to hilm like a schemu to reduce safn- rles. Ald, Tuley loaked ot the matter in the same it was the daty of the Councll to cash 08 possible on all salarics un- « The 8400,000, ho thought, should be dovated exclusively to paylng them, BUY, SELL. Ol | proverty'seud fGr thio”**xchamo it tuto the held, 8l avaflablo in flanking arouni behind their barr] Bauder, also of the Polfcs Department, the Committee, ond his views ) hoso of Col. Dixon, at the time of the rioty I saw ¢hlld upon ana arm and o brick in the dy to throw ab the police and A litlo atter 11 o'clock Benntor Munn and QEEATEST MINING CITY IN THE lartrath, from Interest ou bon American Exchaneo (dwpnted account) Cushonbiand..ee v UIET HONE FOI LADIES doctor tn conegant att d private, Dox 3 GF 1, HESS 0P e sUiTkt oo colnclded with Junco: stricity coa- dal Bonds (s0)d).. 81,7 Bonds (rotired) ANTED=DBY A LADY, WII0 ITAS ITAD TIEAC: o0 1N KU OF R e, | QTIUATION WANTED-AS BUURKEEDEL. GO K ! poudent, o collectors Wil work cheap, and Ive (U hor et moues: fuhand wo | goodFefcrence, " Advreas f L Iribane hice, oS _EALESTATE | S N rASTED-HY A MILDL GE } tlemai of five years’ oxperienco na traveliag sl ck Worth “tites t1ines: | ' for wholeswta dry KOG, ot ROGOR houses bast ot Feference, Address ano QITUATION W A OTFL CLEIK OF 8 Hinny years’ experience oa clork as well as steward and manazer o sonie Of the best hotels In the Onited Blutes. and will bu giad 10 mest n parey with woino neand thiat wi i (nthe hotel usinessi sloglo man, Niress M. ey Post-Ulic Clileago, &4 NITUATION WASTHI=IY W‘ Al (n Nardware or grocer AL Feferenve Hiven, Audreas A ), Frihane ollice. ) . Arnacs. i QITUATION WANVED-T0 MERCHANT TAILOTS 11y Dest of city reference, Rdarens ki 1 State Arenta andoiph and nts o comuisalons, MONTII UNTIL MAY 1, A 'flll LW ‘llu h{lr.l( Ill)llm; R Fiv ory Trante, arrardan. ins 8 Trat-clas cults 17, 'l rinuue otllce tice und*exyierience. cunying ur writing W do at sccond floor, 10 1lar 3 YT Ty — Ternay, i ANTED—AS FRACTICAL CUBTOM O cutie 1 furnish of roferences from Chieago Mock, Sherman, and Harts eturned to Springfleld accampunied by Maf.-Gen, ton, Col. Lipplncott, and a repaired to the armory of the wnd ‘met there by appointment Quartermaster Bangs, aud other An hour was consumed flding, the main drlll- tompany rooma, the offivers’, drum e jaioms, wnd the shooting-gal- i Iatter place saveral of the visitors, Dresentative Mock, Sei tried thelr hand upon the began a suit to recover 87,000 of Wihllam M, Y N orow fek The motion to sirlke out was agreed to, un dNor! 4 The §6% was increased to 8020 to cover the CITT CEMETERY, For, purchoee of gruundsand other expensoy, $2, 500 Ald, Loddlng moved to strike out. That 'wlnlcd for yeurs. Where §1,05,000 200, 000— 51, Suburnnun, g fter Park tax (collccted) . Park asnossment (collected) Collected from sundry sou. Accrued intorest on Gond Tonalties, costs, and expurin thicntes (Including interes of purchusu and colles Interest on deposits, Loun ncebunt (in litlu 1illls payule (belng de 0 RENT=IN W story cottage coninining the night before), number of othiers, DBANKRUPTOY, Dischiarges wera fssucd yesterdoy to Nelson [ames F, Oleott, and FLONSES AND CARRIAGES, 01t BALE~TWO 05t THREE GOOD HORKE! Ao e e e ‘Yncnis Wi KOS, Ol ! F g 1 fope, sultnblo for e o warkets: D, s MALLO: B only for want of Williain M, aud ‘The assets ot M, D, Buchanan, J. F, Bonfleld, and Charles E, Rollina were ordere to b sol ot auction after threo weeks! notieo by publica- rain i Sixteenth sy, sultabl fur grtoer sum had boen appr had the money zone Ald, Tuley could see no necessitv for the ap- propriation. The cemotery had ceased to be a cemetery, nnd he deslre doue wlih the moue; Ald, Pearsons o T8 of the Firat, g over the bul FINE L ‘n }'! sound’ and King i stores tn goud bustiiess | rentidg ogent, 101 Cuttage Gruve-ay., near qu’[!A'HO.\'S it b s, wuod SUITAND _TIRARSE, tion. N Robert B, Jenkins was aopinted Assignee of «l'ca?rl'p'uon. 3, ReDIL. Jacob L. Behieneman und ot Rlchard Waternian, An Asaignos will bo chosen for William Bosworth at 10 0, m, to-day, 1] H 8K 1o juow. widlway W A oa i riee aind WORTH, Fort scott, Kns, IO EXCHANGE. Terred him to the Comp- troller's report, from which it appeared that thie rects, tho Journg pyer. Fur partculars address, before tho RENWaon, | st of Marct, A, Dox 120, Bryun, O e cav, 0 1wes | QITUATION WA, ir Luke and | ) crwise by an o curner CIurk | erof overs i ELLINGTON:PLAC 2 xth 1 W FOIE; 01t OTH- L nventor ood e of woodsworking and_otaer muas Ty wind toole: bookkeuper, srbiieet, m i rupld sad weleutiie. Addross 1 1%, 'rriby Tooiis nud ctol iy FLATS CIEAP, TWO NICE = catlon. ' GEORGE Pl Dowenticis WANTED=~BY TWO GUOD BWEDISIT cunks, Whshurs, aud lroners. Apply ot 0Ye TO_RENT-100325, QUIORTIONS “WANTED = T0 10 GENEIAL South Slaos 53 Jiuioworl twa private faully by two Nurwegla representative carrying expenditures were # Ald, Tuloy nsked HUPERION COURT IN DRIZY. Henry L. Younz und others, trustees under the whl of Henry Young, flled a bill yesterday oiainst John and Anufe £, Nutt, Honry Brookes, N, Brookes, to forecloss a muorte for $13,000 on Lots 7 and 10, In Block 14, Bublots 2, 8, 4, N Mlddleton’s Bubiiy in Block 17, in Lymay, Larned & W Hubdivislon of tlie E. 11, 88, 14, Also_auother sgainst John und An- nie E, Nutt, and Harrlott F, Hennett, to foreclvee & morteage for 6,600 01t KXCIANGE=A GOUD IMPIROVED NT-FURNI8II for w guod cleun stack of drugs ur hardware, i 1,080, 1F 1t was spent for cemetery purpases, ur was there o walking cometery fn the Comptroller's oflico wha drew the money? Ald. Throop sald there was a Jurge number of yet in the cemetery, and the lots In other eraveyards, to_which the bodies were to be re- moved, had 10 be pald f “Ihie motian to strike out was lost, Ald, Cary nid thero was a batance, and moved to strike out §2,500 und fnscre $1,000, The motion was agreed o, CITY-HALL PUND, Toward construction ot City llnll Ald, Cullerton moved to strike tl r's report showed that thers to thecredit of tho fund, that wers trug, not 8 doliar should be anpro- He asked how much of the $1560,000 8ot nsldo Inst year had Ald, Poarsons couldn't teit him, Ald, Bchwelsthal sald thero was $120,807 un- expended of last year’s a Ala, Cullerton said the {tea with $600,000 which belonged to the hy should the Couucll put §: 000 on top of that? Ald, Lawler opened out on the Citv-iill, denouncing it a8 a “damnable disgrace to the 10 the stran 84U, the aystematic, el Tt wiil be obrorvod from tho forecoiny sinloment that the amount expended for **fnprovement and wmuntenanca ™ very nearly balances tau tng, " betng the procecds from the unnnn) tux Jevied vement And muintenance of tho South Clark and other purposes montioned in tho luws creuting Lo nunio, Also, that the lamd purchased far the Buuth Park wiore_than tho net procecos ssed thelr delight at ‘gant and soldierly sppear- They particularly admired { the several companies fu the entlemen were given to under- Iz up these rooms the coi uscd & dollar of the geueral cxpense had been borno ¥ BPECIAL ABIEIBMENT, 1t members thomsel TCHANDIBE TO EXCHANGE=T IAV] al weli in lots of walo FI50,000 worth af stapie in vrime order, '\VII ) RENT-FOIt FIVE YE nartiwest corner of Wes han coat 265, 7 fram he” apecin] nases: tions from the sedessinout being S35, 545, 60 in ure rears, Amount due aud uncallected on tha spucial uavessincnt for tne et, 2, Ud, dih, Gth, and COth fnstallments Bl sccruva Intorest w Duc, 1, 1478, 8345,027, 03 Amount tax-certificutes o b Amount tu bu collected on ty Bth installments and huterest ou tno sanio 10 Pec. 1, 1478, ‘The outatandiug bun shown Ly thestutement, ‘I'he Commisaion huve ncres more Jund (about 1, 1 ASFE N. W, i{ of Bec. Duiggy for & guld wateh, Adidtews N'ug, Tribune, ution from the pockots Ives, and uot a dollar nived from outslda, 'Phie members ake fn hich pralse of ever: sald if the clizen soldiers lagtle intorest fn tho mills they should be supported by 0 members of the Assembly 0 tofee as the Committo did about completed the Y of the Firag, wended their v U Regiment, fy ¢ 7¢, a8 they had been . Brookes$ and W, [ dlcal authiami; €30 worth For particalars cull or ads Auierlcun and foreli CIRCUIT COURT, Joseoh L, Martin filed a potition for habeas corpus, stating that he was arrested on o charge of vagrancy without a warrant, und flned 8100 His cose was heard McAllister, und be was dlscharged becauso ti punishmoeut was not Hited to six mouths’ {m- prisoument, as requlred by Jaw, CHRIMINAL COURT. John Mnloney, a fueltive fromn justico from Virginla, was yesterday discharged by Judge Wilhians on o writ of habeas corpus, hearing of the case un_attompt was made to b they saw, and wuch an cothyg| dresy Wo . KEENE nicdical books, $6 Wash; i gaia MARY RECEIVED T i rvai track suitdble for manufacturiy Dlekens, 10 v Vvl Maguziuo (loun 1, "Fribune omce, noveld 3 vols, a s, o sour of investigatfon in ot Lo purchase about 500 the committec” und its 23 acres having been ac- I Thowks bought fur cad ANTE I Wi he " Ihm;lu» cultages, anal Fund was cred- ‘Che report then details, for the benellt of the dlons, the improvemente made during 1t atates thut the urk from Grove FIOUSEIIOLD GOODS. ~THE UNION FUI o1 West Madisoneat, tover, cutlery, ele. hursday and sutur wurned by gomne of Becond, they did not find mfortable, and the s mpathics Dt out towurd this organi- beon 0 fortunate as tho nbersbip composed of men Huot belng able to sccure a ng for an armory. thy past year inthe entruncu to the West U way, which was ono of the inost uninvitiug por- tlons of the purk system, has this year been so fmproved /s to trunsforin the same (nto a niost beagtitul plesaurcwoy, which when cempleted fu the spring, by the plauting of trees and pther vmbellishments, will become the handsomest improvemont yet mado witls ita pretey summer-house dopot wi passengers cab sit und enjoy the pleasing effect upou arriving at or wistlo walting to depart from ANTEN=TO KEN or sl huuse, Jd, Pearsons sald the clty was In duty bound to meke good the Canal Redemption Fund, Ald, Lawler consldered choapy we nuvd Cowpuny, 42 bearborn-st NTIES GUNG i 0y vuttit onoethind fis cost. 384 Btats eutlrely exonersted him, ‘The prisonar was dis- -ehurguil bocanse it appeared that he had been ar- rested at the request of the Viggnnla authoritics without a warrant, which the Court said wus ir- regular and fotolerable v such cas was tuken to the Jotl and releascd, but, a8 e was polug down the ateps, was rearrested ov agother charge, und last night ho was to bo taken back 10, Virginia ou u requisition, where, it s stated, hio’owea thy Bate five yoars' servive. Michael Henuesse: assault, nud remunded, Willian McDouald pleaded gullty to driving away 8 horse, und waa remaded, John U'lrien pleaded gullty to Jarceny, and ‘was remunded. 825,000 o0 sulllelent ‘That would give 8130,000 with ths unex- pended bulance,—moru than wis apont lastyear, {o wanted 8 low appropriation, but was in favor of cutting the thousunds. Ald, Cullerton would not vote make good a steal. Ho coarged thut § the Cutial-Redemption Fun from the 'T'reasury, ommander of t Lo required, The Committe tiderstand that the utmo: et the two organizations id Regiments), snd one thut the other did not tinued thelr journey to the iuz, where were located battery und the First Cavals Uatling cun was~ drawn out 0 the sdmiration of thosc who murderous implo- (they could searcely bo enfled Ul the cavalry compunies were B the Cozaniites returnod to h 4l proceeded to draw cous capl services aud (Orin 8 purtiers 1 1ot 1,000 10 4,000 acees of wheat | "actiic Itufirowd, §rui and facts L eai sliow o Jarger ruturt with (ess 1 will o th work, From $1u, 100 Adirons fur tw wraLvsavcond - _INSTIRUGQTSON, _ 0K W T TTANPE), Beuituary, Morgan ‘wiil Jlshraw ta aludenta o the’cliy. ot the Nordiern s HOAN | S wnveinng clao, Tecciyg, 4K tor auyelty had been stolen Of the smount fn the $100,000 belonged to thut fund, odding moved to amend by striking out erting 870,003, which, with the balance, 200, Ald: Bublurd be ‘Thenorth end ot Grove parkway has alio been greatly Jworoved by the completion of its western roadway, und the moklng of a stone south us the Stock-Yards Ball- anzing over und remuking y sldewalle, wd m n“‘:llnmrmu con found gullty of an O chieaw on avcau Freeport, 1i} roud crossing; the of the castern rondwa, 8puLo 1o thy sammy poltit—five teet bayl cust 840 of 1he roud to maky roou for o sldowalk und proper planting-space, 50 thut a sinzle row of trees may be planted be- tween e rund and sldewalk, hikewiso taken off frum the contre ground und added to the widih ol the strect on fts west side, opon roudwny at the intersoction of drive ol Qukwond (rave parkway has been properly fmproved, which makes o tinfshied pleasure-way of the park vroperty to the rullros ters on each slde of the west driveway huve n finlened from the rollroud to Forty-seventh sticot, und the rond-bed 18 beln vinders, ready for the stoue to] L OCK A wiiwlesala 0yster wud Us od vbenla Ut ‘Frlbuns viliew, T BARGAIN—A BT ¢ locailty (o the city, dofus Nt Tite liosliiess; or cosls ualy { 1isx BLICE Dusiness, MU LEAGE—TO LUMBENMEN— comer uf the l‘lVE: and ‘dhlry-tfch- K, 176 Waslilngton- PERSONAL. __ EHSUNAL-C A B, Wedueslay morniu; ro K TINE. NEXT BUNDAY AT leved the people were witling to bu taxed to finlsh the bullding at the same timo the county completed (s part, The buitd- inge should not’bu erippled, Ald, Lawler abkos e utie of thes fut fi the vity for retaiiy token oft from the ETT—100 to 241 Inclusive. Nos, Warren va. Stoddart, on d probably | wod for the dav, « 0, and 251 1o £54, ' -Ll‘:un-JAu--nu—Al-l-u.lu o Uary, No case on rial, - ;lunnn Moong—18, 1, 20, A the street rumor was triie thut the stone ot the quarries had run out, AN, Ballard replied thut he hadn't heard the ruwmor, but thero was stons enough In y to build a thousund such structure A long talk followed, many speeches belng made under the impression that the balouce to the eredit of the Cansl Redem actually lu the Treasury, but al for ustight when Ald, balanco was fictitious, m'za un:ll hnul:n:: Five feet was 1IN CIHICAGO e otul ag Jast viley send Chafrman of the House 1 ugaluet & Nupoleon und ke the ottention of the he Committen bout {n a circle, und Mr, lie said tho labors of the tUis city Lad drawn ta & close, 'S 10 Imore meethy, fomething w sugge: or fuspectiuy’ was necessary, of the Committua giready ha boulevard und Wlsu LG Ly 1iuTS, ke retarn tlon Fund was the words went ‘uley explained thut the . thougbt tho bullding should be ough & disgrac thu vurposs of & Clty-Hull, » D PPA] Luvouo further use fur b, r Mudisui kus—Hot casea 5,071, Goudy ve, Cil ik, WAL Bt st T ¢ sultubly ruwnled by Feturalog wawo (o 103 East Sadie | xd Compasy, sud calondsr Noe, 0, 10, Murphy ve.Jubn son, ou frlul, Junem Hoorw—530 to G¥l. inclosive. af old at, und 0o fur- 21'10 90, Iuctusive, eessliirin Vi 5 8 *Srfi e 5m§3 AT n{v" fora LY uiall prompte e T S F O e 'he Comumnssion has planted out In tha varks okl 3,400 pouns, % i SHONT BED-ROOM, Wiy | #irke. Pleuss can s ndisngk. 41} st liiom 14, [ SITTATION, WANTED=T Dy 1GTSE —CiLy | . 0 Weat Polk-ut,_Cail this soratng, TUATION WANTED-BY FUINT.CLABS MEAT 1) uil pastey cuok. * licab of Felorince. 134 Eash ORKS IATION WANTED=IIV IKSPEGTANLE GIR 10 do second-work or genural housowork (u 8 suiaf fmnlly, Cull OF 2 duys a1 =0 AVCher-aY. ’ Sl ATIC WANTED Y A FIKST-CLASS MEAT ) _and pastry-cook, Fioase call at 21u dichigaia-at. e | N WANTED=IY A COMPETENT W BRICK R1LT0 o getieral house worky guod refereuces. il dintige | dress %1, Trilnimo neey & norihwesy e, d Wwouhs | GITUATION WANTE AC ENT QTR D10 du general hunsework in s private refereicen, Uail, fur LW duyy, 8t 1175 Wabast oy, 8I1 UIRL TO DO Iy, Auply, two 0 0N WA WE R Rovincurs Hath i duya, al o >000h Park-ay, SUEDAION" WANTEU=TIY & " RESTECTABLE D Kl e hrateclias couk i1 8 DFISato faiiily; reforuace Riven. Catl or addrees 83 Delaware-place. HUILDING ON OR N Ailt] Aildréss qn'wn'wx' WANTED=IY"A CAPABLE, GOOD D) wiri, for gencral or veeond work fo sinall familys guudieterence. 142 Twentieii-v, QUELATION WANTED=IY & 400D COOKWASII B kr i irotier, [ & private fnilyy rofersilce if ro- quired. " Call for threo daye ay 53 Archior.ay, UTIATION T WANT] ) by's sutig Atierie O | given. Nz, DO BIECOND WORK. 3 18dy 3 refureuces required sud Filuny olice, Laundresse: ITUATION. WANTED—UY A LAUNDRESS 1IN boardl u-::nuhuqrru ran(y hat hur uwi homie A FLAT OF 8 TO 7 15003, Sl preferred, Addre SIING DU g MAN Pt aney agatnet hix hip for b Ty NTEU=IY A YOUNU LADY AS er o fivet-class privato famllyy 1 wills Thik thot | fug tuwselst wyou may | Gt OF siras 2ou C cau b bl | ==— & LICBMUTH, i gowlogs cnn WiV kool Glly petereuce. ¢ AR F(ONB WANTED — FAMILIES IN NEED ud Beandlnayixy or Geriinn femla help can ba Gy DUBKES oftice, 163 3111 2 g Aliscollnncous, v L TULES OF A ON WANPED-HY A YOUNG AMERI. wil nventeiy | RITUATION ANIER-UE A YOPHO AME . Iustraclor kil muale teacher. Addreas I 79, ‘Uribuus. FIX houps; fur vy eucigelle med. OCK OF GHOCETRS TV BTORAUE CUMPFAAY, 70, 79, AN ¥ £ Vi Burensst. 1 blistied INTAL Bormannl and. ad i ratud, BAGCLY Youj, CHANDISE R POy ' Tuaned tywisg B st a preuc larguluy owier | [ N D, 4 ribun ollice. ‘wd, 1uTky o acrul LA sultable row, e UNION BTOC o 10 il g e e I pupul‘trclommw.::ul BaviG) § ot but o s CK-Y ALE: | Ltas ict 0f Kuus BUUTCM BUU UXPEFICICY odd o, R L itkation purttleut aud lycrasive: WAL L Dt AN, Uouesul Mauager, Doty Misia,