Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1879, Page 3

THE COURTS. } Decidedly Uplensant Blate of Things in the Gorbrick - Family. .|, (harges Dis Wife's Relations with Cre. ating (he Wholo Distarb. ante. gn Tmportant Deoision on the Mability of on Indorsor in o Certain Oase. New Buits, Boankruptoies, Divorces, Coufonsionn, and Judg- ments, EDITIH GERBRICK. Tue wother of Edith Gerbrick, aileged to vo fosane, was brought up in the County Court esterdoy morningg, ‘Tho clreumatances of the L,o wero partly @iven in Tn Trinune of Frl- day Tasts with the stntements made in the afile gants of Mr. Noweomb, father of the Indy, the, poysictan In attendance, ete., charging Willinin . Gerbrick, her husband, with outragcous cruelty I his treatment of his wife, The conrt convened at 10 o'clock, and balf an bour hefore {hst timo ai} the partics concerncd in this par- leular case swore in the court-room, cxiept the yoman against swhom the charges of inzauity were proferred. It was ealil thut she was {n no physical conditlon to npnear, )rs, Elizabeth Tucker, a nurse, and n wit- jees for Gerbritl, was fhe first called to the dand. Sho testificd that she bad taken cara of Mra, Edith Gerbrick during ber confinement, fho had never noticed any diffcrence in her sctfons In the nresence of her busband aud the Newecombs, The witncss submitted an afidavit jeuting forth the above facts, - ""Abrem Hess testified that he was an officer, sud Gerbrick had placed {n Bis honds o writ to po exccuted for taking lis wile into custody on i charge of meanity. Dr. 8, W. Austin testificd that he wwas called fn by Gesbrick to eqecute sume deeds, the iatter ilating that ho wanted it done beeause Mr, Newcomb withed it. 1{e tried to get Mr, Ger- brick to maka nwill in favor of his wife ine steail of decding ber his property, Mr. New- eomb wns seen, aud he suld he” wonted the mattor fixed go that noue of Gerbrick's chil- dren by his firat wife could get the property, gl go that Gerbrick could not change his miod in the matter. Ho suceeeded fn persuad- ng -Gerbrick 1o favor of the will in placy of the decd, undd went away, In nfow days Lo was iesln sent for, und he went over, aud st the request of all coneerncd he exceuted fhe decds. The deed was first executed from Ger. brick to Nowcomb, and then from Newcomb to Edith Gerbrick. ‘The next hic saw of the family, bs was called to attend Mrs. Gerbrick fn child- birth. 8ho overcxerted lierself und gat out of ded too quick, und this, witness thought, was the ause of her (nsanity. He hod nlwn{n thouzht that Gerbrick was o kind snd considerate hus- banid, who trled ull ho coulid to make his homo ppy. Ho thouzht the Ineanty of the ludy vas caused by her getting up too_scon after confinement. He was told by Dr. Brower that Gerbrick must be scparated from s wife, or he mever would recover, but would pow worse, Dr. Brower and some of _{he Newcombs wanted her removed 0 Batavis, but Gerbrick wanted her taken to Jeferson Instead, and had taken steps to proe ure her removal to that place. Tl had secn marked fostances of Mrs, Gerbrick’s aflection or her husbund. Witnegs walked fnto the room , moment later, and there was a completo dange in lier tnonner, und be was ordered vut f the room by the nurse, Mrs. Stanton. Wit- neas appeared to think that the bottom facts houtd Eu brought out by an fovestigation, -Mrs, Mary Dullock testified thut she had known the partics, that My. Gerbrick was an ex- eptionally kind husband to his wifs so far as lie knev, und that Mrs. Gerbrick was * crazy,' A large nunber of afiidavits were filed "by both sides, and the cose was continued until 10 'elock this murnlufi. Among the aflidavits aro a number from dends of Gerbrick and ong from bimself, tell- oz a different story and plachigz a new light pon the matter. ~ Gerbrick claims that the nmla thing 18 a conspiracy on the part of the Newcombs to get his proverty away from him, nd they have partiolly sucvecded In verrenchingg hilm, - beeauss he s an finnnnt‘ man. Edith, he esys, 8 a hild of Newcomb's by his fest ‘wife, from Fhom he eot a divurce, and then he marrfed the rruenl Mra. Newcomb, When bls wifo was aken W], he fnvited her father and stepmotlier o como and visit her. They eame, l)rln;:lul;: helr 15-yeur-old daughter with them. His wile grow srorse, und then he sent for her own nother, which brought the two wives of New- om togethier, and this, he says, was the whole ause of the ontbreak. 1o hired a nurse, pn‘y- ng her $8 a week, and another girl, whom he rave #3 a week, to take caro of hig wite and Jousa during her {llness, 'Phicn thers was New- omb, his two wives, his daughter, and alto- ether they made more ot o famlly than felt able * to eupport In his lim- ted cireumstances, Mo nccordingly ordercd 6 whole of them out of hls house, und, when hey would not o, s kicked them out. Then hey went for him and tried to get his wife awny rom him, To this hostrongly chjects, us he belleves they want to et her out of the way eo ey can got hold of the proporty, which Ger- brick, in & moment of weakness, deeded to his ¥ifo through Neweomb, befug provailed upon 0do this by the tears and ¢ntreaties of “his rife, who was strongly urged by lier father to iccompllal this result.- Uerbrick says they are Al Bpiritualists, and ho charges soimc nrott hard mm‘u against Newcomb and wife No, £, Ile kaya his wifo {s down on them, for she thinks Il was Bpiritualisin that causcd u soparation be- iween her mother and father. It his flrc:me tunkes his wife worse, then he says ho willlng to keep away from her, but e Wrangly objects to being turned out of his own ome and allowlng the Newcowbs to have ciarge of bis wife, ; LAW OF INDORSEMENT. Judge Blodgett yestordav decided the case of ftrome I, Caso vs, Franels E. Hinckley, Involy- ing the question of the hability of s indorser of } note made by a party who subscquontly ¥ent fnto bankruptcy. The wote was for .00, and was made by tho Chicago, Bockford & Northern Rallrond Coampany, dated March 29, 1877, and payablo in four monchs, ¥ith intercst at 10 per cent. Hiuckley Indorsed kta A. B, Mecker & Co,y and they to the PUinliff. The noto was socurad by 86,800 ot the first mortgage bonds of tho rallrosd a3 col- Wters), witn the usual power ofeale. The maker W tho note was lnsolvent when 1t fell due, The defense wos that Hinckley was an accome- ®odation Indorser for A, B, Meeker & Co.y ond Uio owned the collaterats given with the noto, eeker & Co, became insolvent fn August, 1877, :gd weotb Into haukruptey, They scheduled the A te in question among thelr debts, und Hinck- i waa votifled. ‘The firm subsequently oflered Re:'clnu in composition, under Sec. 5,103 of the ¥ ed Blatutes, as nmended by the act oy 22, 1674, ‘That Case, with Tull knowl- lnr:e that Hinckloy was sccommodation fn- To ll\;x;‘ndu an arrangement with Mecker & o 0tako the collaterals at 60 cents. on the ar of thelr par value, which smounted to h ond apply the same on the note, and h'" '-: brove up his clalm ogainst their vstato fomalader, ‘This was dove, and Hiuckley “fil‘!':l" lltlm he was thereby discharged frow e, Ju ze sald that, while he was satisfled &acn!:fl““ an accommuodation Indorser for Ph:‘“" Lewas not such for Meeker & Co, vroved dld not make out n defense, b lxe.x?gl:;fl 28 bonas fido purchaser for valug Neekes &: to _proteed azalnst the eatato of o, Co. In bunkruptey, und Pespec MOS the defendunt on thelr o ‘Deellvn fndorsements, He could hia claim until he hag o 0T wreaoPlied the socurlty, But he did this by et with Meoker & Co. a to the valuo of .mfiturmu und spplying therm, a8 far as they by ’zo. on the fudeoteduess, uud then proving W for the balance. 1f Hinckley had beed the py 1¢F Of the cailaterals pledged Lo sdeurs u."o"' he could huve protected himaelf after i’n ure of Mecker & Co. by payment of tho " l;ul taking up the collaterals. And it ho Wpe L ;nnly 8 surety for Mecker & Co, on the e r;l © could have proved his clafin against ade nIlh: for the full amount pald, deby L0 ©ffer of paymient, und did not prove his n‘- Such surely, as he had a right min o) but allowed the note to fe- u“um"pl |u Case's bands until the composi- mm.‘#"u’;. when the latter, properly enongh e colluih Tt Meeker & Co. ag to thy valuc of ov“!flll. aud proved his claim for the wterht Hinckloy could not, by votice to Cass Raboy ‘hvun:huu ol the paper” that he vwned h Provent Case from aoplying them ou . = his'debt. The unly remaining question (hen tras na to whother Case, hy voting for the com- pusition of Meeker & Co., releare Finckley tom his obligation to pay the balance of the note. That queation wna not & now one, for it had heen exoressly declded thnt, althoutch o romposition night releaso the debitor, it would not his suretles or co-obligora, A dischnrge of a debtor under a composition was a discharge by aperation of Jaw, nnd the Aurety was ot oifected, IF o composition-tneeting was ealled, the wurety was not discharged, whether the creditor attended wml voted or was aheent, ‘T'hers was, thierefore, no doubt but that. Hinck- lev was still llable for tho amount of the note less the amount maae by the application of the collaterals amd the amount recelved from Mecker & Co, Judgment was nccordingly en- tered for $1,803.29, A JURTSDICTIONAL QUESTION, A novel gutertion as to the jurisdiction of the United SBtates Clrcult Court was ralzad yoster- day morning before Judgo Blodgett. A few weeks afo the District Attorney filed an u- formutlon agalnst George C. Flaney nnd Charles Harding, owners of the schooner Galla- i, elatming 1t they, on the 231 of Noyember Inat, 80 carclesaly managed thelr veasel that she ran Into a beacon helonging to the United States and damaged it to the extent of $2,000, to recover which the fnfarmatlon was filed. “I'he defendante, by Rae & Mitehel), filed ex; cantions, on the ground that the law did ot vrovide for the prosecution of any such actlon, The statutes provided that the United States Clrcult Court should have furlsdiction at all cascs at commoi law, nleo “of all suits of law or in equity arlsing umler the act providing for a revenue, oxeent civil cases of admiralty nmt maritime Jurlsdiction. ‘The question a3 whetlier the informntion filed by the United Btateelwas such nn action on the éasens ity If brought by a wtfzen, it would be such a sujt ofn civil nnture at _common law that the Umted States Clrcuit Cowrt cotld take Jurisdietion of it, Also whether the Clreult Court had jurls- distion of the subject watter, If the case was one of widiniralty, then the jurkstiction was taken away. Was the suit one “of a civil nature at common law ** within the meanlng of the statute? There was no precedent to bu fouud In the deelsions af the courts in this vountry where such a suit bad been maintained nt common Inw, I the suit was qunsi-eriminal, then the Cireult Comt hind no jurlsdictiouy 1€ not criminal, it was cquitable, and common law hiad no*jurizdiction. The counsel for the Government clalmed the dificulty was only ns to the forin of action. The procecding was in the nature of n quo war- ranto, nelther eriminal or penal, but in most cases murely a suit (o tev a question of legal right. 'There wns undoubtedly a sufliclent statement of facta to show a cause of netlon. 'The Government vould not procced fn rem, tho veasel being in a Cauadian port, hut there was 1o doubt of the right of the Government to suo the parties at common law. ‘The Judgre held the form of action praper, and overruled the exceptions, requiting the defend- Buts to snswer {u ten days. GENERAL, ‘The objections to the bateh of exchanees of real estate for bank-books recently made by the Receiver of the Fidelity Savings Bank were argucd yesterday morning at sumo length hefore Judge Moare. ‘The chicf obfections haye all been published herotofore, and the glst of them is that the exchanies are not equitable, hut benefit sume depositors at the cxpenso of the othera, At the concluslon of the urguments the Judge tool the matter under advisemont, DIVORGRS. Stephen B. Davls begun a sult yesterday toget a divorco from his wife Ilarriet, becauso she saw fit to Jeavo him just two yeors und seven days pgo. Judge Farwell eranted a divorce yesterday to Jullaufa C. Tyson from dJohn I.'fyson on the ground of destrtion. v 1TRNS. The Btewnrt-Pattereon caso was up beforo Judge Farwell yesterday moraing on some mo- tions to scttlethe pleadings. After indulpging In a general discussion for half an hour without mnkhl{; the least headwny, the ottorneys ngreed to nostpone the matter for a week., - In the cnso of the German National Bank, the Recelyer, J. M. Flower, filed a petition setting out that amone the nssets of the bank wero two Judgments for 86,046.48 neainst the J. £, War- ren Company, J. F. Warren, and Henry J. Cas- woll, on \vhlrfn, howaver, $500 lad buen pald on cxceution. The defendants olfer to compro- mise by paving $1,750, nl the Recelvor thinks b the nlf!r the best that can be gotten, Judee Rogers {8 hiearing the caso of Brandt 8, Gullu[i“ Peabody, which was tricd somos time ago hefora Judge MeAllister, and resulted in favor of the plaiutiff, and is now up a sezond time, a new trial lmvln{,: been granted, Judge MeAllister will not be In court untl to- m%mw, beluyg confined at bomo Dby aseveto cold, DANKRUPTCT. Tn tho caseof W. W, Everts,.the Assigneo fited a roport sotting out that last "Thuraday he Aold a larze nmount of real estate in Chicngo, lyde Parlc, nud also in Iowa, Wisconsin, und Tennessee, owned by the bankrupt, but only realized about 8110 from the whole. All of §t hnd Leen mortgaged or foreclosed, so that only o baro equity of redemption was remniniug, ‘Llie case of Iadloy Bros. & Co. was referred to the Register for Nual report. BUPERIOR COURT IN NRIEF. Nickolaus Mourer sucd John and Marla E. Schnelder for $1,000 John Moore, John Hay, and J. 1T, Sinfth be- gan a suit for $5,000 arainst Rudolph Wolfson aud Theodore Wollstein. : cincuir count. Gustay Blatz and Willam Locb fited a bIL against doseph Pollak, conservator of the cs- tute ot Oliver C. Henson, insane, Ellzabeth E, Vaughn, administratrix, Mathilde Kochler, D, @, Humilton, nnd the unknown helrs of O, C. Henson, Lo foreclose a mortzage for $1,000 on Lat 3, Block 2, of McGrath's Additlon to Chi; cago, Robert Mannhelmer and Willlom Losb filed a bl egalnst Elizabeth Dett, Mary Von Horn, Virgiuius Seyer, und others to foreclose a trust deed for 81,6000n Lota 8 und 4, Block 43, n the Canal Trusteca’ Subdivision of See. 7, 9, 11. THE OA Junaz BronaerT—No court the remalnder of tho week. Tt ArrELLATE Count—Opiniona at 2 p, 43, Bandlo va. Robinson; 44, Clty ve, Falmer; Bame vs. Goudy 4tl, Hamo ve, Jamicson; 47, Hare well va. Hordyiand passcd case No. 7, Loowenthal va, McCormick. Na case on trial. Junor Gany—iti and 447 to 520, Inclusive, ox. copt 402, 403, 404, and 408, No, 483, Gorman American Bank ve. Proehsting, on trial, Jupar Jancsox—Assists Judze Gary, TInternns tlonal llank vs, Anthony, an hearing on motion to striko plean from the flce, Junax Moone—17, 20, 21, 22. No, 15, Wilson v, Wilson, on triat, Jupur looens—Het case 2,330, Drandt va, Gal- lu?. on trial, No further cusu untit further notice, Junau Boorni—70, 81, 87 to 105, inclurive. No cage on trial. Junar McAtitster—No court to-day. Jdupue Fanwenrn—1,700, Ityan va, Ryan, Junur Looxts—Calendar Nus, %, 4 6, 8, 10, 1, 13, 13, 14, 16, 10, 17, 18, 10, und 20 Junag Wittiaws—Nos. 160, 16Y, 167, 107, 160, 103, 1,100, 1,102, 1,100, 1,110, and 1,111, JUDGMENTS, Uniten Staves Ctucuir Counv—Junar Dion. aevr—derono 1. Cake va, Francls E, llinckloy, $1,508,99, suremion Count—Coxrersiona—Frank Brumam vs. Lester 8. Swezey, $45, 10,—E, 1, Pholps ot al. va, Margaret Kinz, $277.00, Jupae Ganv—Ilsnnah Goodman e, Tho Guar. 3 Fred Whe anty Fire-Insurance Company, & . K, 8, $140. 10, hufinh ve, Bernard Witter aud Henry Zimmnermann, Goadrlch Norrl Cincuir Count—Junar Toasns—South Iark Conunisatoners vs, Walker; coudemnation verdict for 311,000 fu favor of the owners of the N, 43 uf the premlacs candemned, and for $1,000 in favor of the owners of the 5, 1§ of tho enuio promises, — BSanieve, Henry H, Goge; verdict Iu favor of Gage far $607. 50, e Tho Advanee in Iron—An Indication of Bot. tor Timeas, DPittsburg Commerctul Gaselte, A leading froo-manutacturer saia this to nre- portor: *'The market bero fs finm; more than thut, the trade is brisk, and thero seems Lo bo a great desire un the purt of buyers to place ors ders at the prices now. ruliug, but there §s no & per cent udvance; wo would ‘only be too glad to learn thut the report I8 true, - Huwever, thero Is aslight advance of 33 conts per 100, which would onl to &l cents per ton,—a merc bos advanced fu tho Eust $17 per ton; You can scarcely call thls on od- yance, however, as the first cost of the metal at the furnaces I8 fully that, It is merely a recoy- ery of the market from where it bos been forced ta. It s an judication, though, of what may be Jooked for,—~bettur prices {u all brauches of "the trade. Tho inills are runnlog full, and cau n:n!('l;l dispose of the production at present Hg- ure —— To afford {mmediate rel Jayno's Expectoraut, which ad coining tho spasmodlo contraction of the win tubes, and by causfug tho ejection of the mucua 'or wbooulug-cough, crou; TILE COUNCIL. Alderman Tuloy Fixes Things in the In- terest of the Democraoy, The Mayor Vetoes the Appropriation Bill Because It Is Too Lorge. The Jookey OClub Allowsd to Erect ¢ Thres Hundred Shods. ‘The Councll held n regular weekly meeting Inst eventng, Ald. Tuley In the chair, und ab- sent Pearsons, MeNurney, Wetterer, and Daly. On motlon of§ Ald, Scaton the Chalr (ienor- fng parllamentary custom) appointed the fol- lowliz Committee to relect judzes and clerks for the ety electlon: Sunders, MeNurney, Me- Callrcy, Smyth, and Seaton. This mves the Tiemocrats cuntrol of tha polls, as the Comnit- inittee s made up of three membersof that party und two Repubilcans, ond the majority will, of couree, eeo that thelr friends are the mora favored in the aclections, THT AVPUOPRIATION BILL VETORD, The folluwliig Yeto messago wos received from the Mayor: I return you herewlth without my approval the annunl ,\unmfimunu ordinance for the tecal year :l:r.li, puased by your honurabla body last Wednes. have heen compelled to veto tha entire bill, owint to the fact that this Is the unly cunrsa loft wie wmler the law, should the Council desire to adopl my sigecations, touching wbat I consider an tunecessary lnerease of several af the items of upproprintions, ‘Tha charter provides that the Clty Counerl shall, within the first quarter of the Biscal year, pana the annual A\Dfl'fl!\f'.(“ll) ordinance, aml that no farthee appropriation khall be mado at any other thna within such gdecal year, Under bt veto power, the Mayor may ros turn without his approval “nny. on o or morg {tems or appropriations contained in the bill, but the entlre jtem or appropeiation must ba ve- toed; ho cannot veto such part of an flum as ho mny ‘conslder excesstve or unnccessary, 1 And froin an Inspection of the b that the Council have, in my judgment, unnccesrarily Increancd severul nocessary itema of spproptintlons, and,us | cennot veto the unnceessury increase, 1 innat chuose between vetolng the ftem altogethier or pecmitting 1t to stand as passed. 1T veto the entire item nnd the Councll should 1ail to puas (Lt ever the veto un- der the churter no approptistlon for any arount cnn be madu for that purpuse durng the year. have therefore elected to veto the entlre Bill, and wizpest miy vblections to the llewa whichk do not mevt my anproval, ‘The Counril ean then con- #hder the entire subject matter, and, fn view of my ruggesitons, mnko siich chances in the entire ordi- nunce ad you may deem best, “The totel appro- prations made oy th dinance 10 be ralsed by 1nxation foot wp & 07,00, and the totsl appropriation, includi nd’ miscellancous recelpta, foot up $4, iy The total appro- briations for Just vear to be malsed by taxation were 84, 797, 7572, and the tutal nppropriation, including cash and miscellancous receipts, was $4,027, 95728, muking the total increans of appro- priatiun for 1670 ovee 1878 $150, 840,32, of which ¥I07,840,42 18 to bo raised taxation and $90Y,000 from cush i Treasury and miscellancous recelpts, Thera were no wavligs or uncspended Lalunces car- rled torward from 1877 to 1878 to apvly on tho expenditures of 1678, and the only resunrees of the city were the approoriutions §u the ordinancy of 1838, but larze eavings have been made out of the npproprintions of 1878, which, under See, {he prescut Intl, are caricd forsward, and mn necessary, be expended to Nquidate any et in any ftem of the samo general approprintion, 1 refertothu 15 per cent savings not exthmated as an item of recelots In your blil, as none of it ia yet callecten, but the Coniptroller estimates that fully $200,000 will be actuuliy coltected from thin sourco during the year, Adding this assct to the total increase over 1878 ns stown by the Appro- priatlon blll, the aggregate Increnec v:'axuruprln- fons of this yeur over Iast foots up 2050, B10, 012, Your Committee reported £200,000 for con- etructing of City-Hall. “The bill, ns passed, mokes the appropriation 3260,000. 1 ihink THE INCREAST UNNECESSALT: Fant year the expendituro for this prirposo was only 8157, 628, il, There i i:nl unexpemded of the fevy of 1875 $140, 507, 0. Tha catininted recoipts to be plaged to_tho credit of this fund from back taxesin $70,000. By adding au appropristion for 1870 of §200,000 e bave afund nmounting to SHENLBOT. N, us larze 08 can reasonnbly be ox- pended. For cleaning strects and repnirs the ap- propriation for 1878 wns $187,800,0:, of which therawas cxnended 81 K), leaving unex- Eundmls-'y].'mtlfl. The strecty were never to my nowledgo 'Kept any cleanor than thoy were lint Y {enr. Tue cstimate of the Department of Public Worka for 1hls year fu addition to the unexpended bolance wos S140,000, This umonunt, to-wit,, 8101,707.10, ater deduching estmated Joss in collections, will be an ample approprlation for this purposo, ncgregating, to-wit., $174,017, which, deducting 50,000 to bo taken feom mia: ceHuneous sources as uppropriated n the bill, will Jeavo to Do raised by tazation this year S50,000. The estimate for dredeing the Chicaro River, in 1o onexpended halance, I'he Council approprinted $80,000, The estimated net unexpended unlonce in $14, 254,87, making o total appropriation of $T4,2U4.B7 ngamer $4,- 1 beliuvo tho latter minount, as intimated by the Committee, is sufficient. 1 am Informed by Capl, Iliguie, Prestdant of thu T'uz Associntion, uiid by othersthat thu condition of the Chicaga Liver Is nut as ropresentod by the advocates-of ex- tensive dredgingy that thore ia sufiiclent draft of water in the channel lnllmllnnf‘ Ve #o through the tlats without Nehtering thore uro only a° few .veskcls of the luko fleet of sullicient tonuuge to sufler eny luconvenlence, amd that the shoal water s tound only inafow places. From the Lost in- formatiow that 1 can get, 1am of tie nprlon that thio approprintion estimured by the Committen will he ample to meet tho requirements for thia pare pose ducing the caming seanon. “he Connct] also nppropriated $16,000 for o po- Heentation in the disirick bounded by Madisow, Green, Lake, nod Despinines stroots, in - ndditfon 10 50 much a8 miay bu neceesary aftor vroceods of #ules of Jots corner Mudiron niid Unlon streets, and corner of Unlon and Eagle strects. - Thave lodked thoronghly, und bolicve from the sales of the prea- ent lotw und butldinga (o by “an Dppropriaty #lie und crect o, suitabla station, do mot ree the nocessity of conflning the locatlon within the lmits defined. That should bo luft to the Judgment of tho authoritiea, My principal objection s 1o tho appraptlation, fawever, though I think a broader competitton should bu enconraged, 1u the appraprintio for school aiten and bulld- {ngw, tne extimalo of the Committea wna $70, 000, ‘The Counctl appropriated $i40,000, The unex- yended apnropriations and “batuncee for thls, pie- uos levied prior to 1878 was S4010, 601,70, Thoe unexpended halance of 1874 was $14:2, 000, maklng the total apprupristion amnd bulance for this pur- poso $511, 804,70, I think an appropriation of $i0,000 this year, in adduion to the pravious up- propriations and balances, quito suflicient 1o pit up all the school-bmildinga which can bo properly aupervined by the Boord of Education during the next acason. As will be seon, o largo part of this s locked wup in the uncollocted taxes of 1871, 1874, and 1876, but all hese tauxen have now been declared logal, oud are in rapid procers of collection, | Wo now own and lisve pald 1or four wites on \which no bulldings nre vet crecteds and [ am entisticd sutiiclent funds bo coliected tor this purpose during the fiscal [ orect snil complate abiont cleven schaol bulldings, ‘The Committey reporied for tho consiruction of ‘now sowers 830,000, The Councll appropriated 260,006, The_unexpended Lolances of anpro« ttony of 1673, 1677, anil 1878 nmount 1o §337, U7, We havs now n the Troasury of this amount about 35,000, and wlil colleet nbout $10, 000 moro durinz tha year. Adding thu appro- riation of 850, (UG~ for “IKT have u fund of ahout 150,000 for this purpose, 1 am sntistled from exporlence that not nuch more than this suin can proftably Le cxpended fn any one year, 1 am aiso apposcd to any unproprlations for via- ducis at this time and under tho prescnt uncertnin. tlce a8 to the Hability of (o city (o the ownors of praoerty udjacent to auch mprovements, See. 1l of the Bl of Rights of the present Conatitution provides **that private proporty shall not be taken or damaged for public use without just compensa. tion,” and that **such compeneatlon when not ado by the State shall bu ascortuined by o juryan ull he prescribed by law.' ‘Ilie comimon pro- vision for the protectlon of privato property 1 that itohall not bu taken withunt Just coimporsation, ‘Tals was tha provision in the Constitution of 1848, under which the La Sallo streat lunnel cave wasde- cidec, Thn{prcflmlMllllllulluuul provision is an cxtonalon uf this Jlmitation t 1 what degros and tn what manner the word ** damage * enlarges or chances formor decislons s an open question. lJm||« lawycrs claim that the effect of this proviston ¥ 1o RENDER THE CITY LIADLE for dsmages to adjacent proverty by reason of o change of grade, or the bullding of visducts or tun- nels In tho slreot In conformity with leululative authority. Fouricen-suits have boen begun and ure now pending sgalnet the city in the courtaubon this theory, by reason of the bullding of viaducts and changing the fiuflu ofatreets. ILjstruethat the Law-Departinent biolds that the city fs not Hablo in casos of thls charactor; thut tLere must be an actual **damagoe " by reason of o physical tresppss 10 cotitle tho property-holder to compeusution; that 110 adjoiner ou a public highway can maintain & wuit at law agalunt publlc agents to recover cons sequentinl damages resulting frow o chisnge In the manner of tho use of o public hll.‘hwn{ nuk fncons wistent with the vencral purpose and In pursuanco of leglslative autharity, unless thut suthornity bhox been Lrauscended, or unlessthiere was n fujury ine flicted by carclessnces, negligeuce, or want of skiil in the prosocution of the work., Tho decivion of thg Bupremo Court of the Uuited Btatcs in the cave of the Northorn 'T'ransportation Cowpany va. ‘I'ne City, lately argued at Wushington, sovinsta suse fain this position. ‘The Mavility of the city is not setiled, loweover, and until it reitled 1 think it would bo an extremely reckless acton the part of the Clty Government to build any 1ooro \'lndl:-cu. 1M the city 18 huble for this class of damages, 8 law ahoul lu‘pnuu by the Leglaiatury by which the compeusation may bu ascurtuined, Thero la no law now euacted to meet thia class of caves, ‘l’lut it may be aald Iz 1s well to make the apuro. priation sud Jet the woney remain {n tho treasury uptdl tho Uability of the city sud the compvnsation 'FHIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MARCII 18, 1879—’1‘WELVE PAGER. to bo patd In catimated, It fn my oninion that it Ahunld remaln in the pockets of the taxpayers, for then there will bo no danger that the Hability will be ineuered hefors the compensation Is nece talned, 1tiatrue fhat In some of tho approprin- ttons for viaducts there ts n clause that **No siall be expended unul the (o private property is ascortained and neted on by the Council,” but this assnmes that tha city is llable for damages, or atleastit tuay be eo construed by future Conncile, | therd fore nin opporcd tn making spproprintions for the following Wenm nnd parts of ftems in the bill: For vinducts, 8167,627, 645 for part of approprintion for dredving Chicago River, 850,000; for part of snprapriation for butlding C| 1), 250,000: for Pollea Siatlon, $16,000; “for part of nnproprintion for rchaul sites and Daildings, 870,000; for part of appropriatlun for streot-cleaning, $47,%00, The Councrl hava alen fncreased bo several ciwen tho es- timates of the Committeo for ralarier und wages of ofifcers and employes, 1 think that the Comntt- tee's eatimates should ‘fn- nioat casea by restored, but will leave fhese [tems Lo the consideration of r honorable hody without apeclally referring (o het, Ienpectfully, M. Heats, Mayor, DISCUSSION. Ald, Lawler moved to reconsider the vole by which the hill was possed. Agrea! to, Ald, Cullerton moved thut the bill ba passed, the veto of the Mayor notwithstanding, thouth e wat decidedly oypuml tu Ita passage, and huped [t would ot be done, He helleved the veto was inconslstent with the acts of the Mayor, whoso position had been that theto should be liberal appropritions, £o as to have o roand balance In the treasury, ‘I'he object was thut one day it nleht be sald: ** We have sufl clent money, nod need not tax you.” The veto wasn atare sl n trap. The Mayor didn't mean what lie suld. Mr. Chesbrough was called a llar, ‘Then the Alderman hecaine wild ot sewers il school-houser, puying that it was admitted by the Finance Commitice that the sennexpended bulances? were slmply on paper, Te hoped the Councll wou'd begin “on the bill uwafn, 1n justice Lo themsclves, Al Thraop wasn't satisticd, and told why, saylng anong other things that the urging of 810,000 for the harbor was cvidence that the Mayor didn't know anything about the chan- nel Ald, Luwlexx:l course, made a speech,Intlmat- Ingz that the Aldermen kuew more “‘mu“hu wants of the people than the \[n}'ur. Iis hob- bies wero viaducty wud sew To buiid them wos only toking rouey from one class and giving it to another. Ald, ‘Tuley (Githert In the chair) moved to tempurarily postpotie, in order that the ntter mignt e coneldered careluily, e belleved thie Councll wouldn’t bo any more successful in its efforts to economize, nnd inclined to the Seliet that the new bill would cxceed the one vetoed, ‘'The tax levy was fu reality only §10,000 wmoro than last year, the dellciency item this yenr. (0 new thing) amounthiys to §159,600, iluucy had Leen saved by not bullding sewers sl sehool houses nnd dredeing the larbor, but 1he time had conie when thuso things should by done, Al Cullerton was opposed to deferment, Ald. Rawlelish favored: finmedinte actlon. The Chalr hetd that, under the charter, the motion to postpone was out of order. Ald. Tuley appealed from the deelsfon, saying that he could find nothing in the charter which prohibited ‘postponement,—which required sn fmmediate vote on the veto, Ald. Cullerton sald there was nothing to post- pone. ‘Il bitl wos dead. The univ way to put llfu nto §t was to pass it over the veto, ~ Should that fail, the bill would be only a guide from which to make up & new one, “The Chair was sustained,—yeas 24, nnys 5, ‘eas—~[allard, Cary, Pheips, Mallory, Tully, Lo i ertan, Ttordaty " MeSully" OHvOr Teldler, Caok, Throop, Seaton, Rawlelgh, Thomp- wou, Kuopf, Stauber, Nicsen, Waldo, Schweisthal, Janesens, McCallrey, donas, Auys—Tuley, Sanders, Turner, Elezner, Ryan, Ald. Tuley moved to adjourn until 7:30 this evenl ‘Ihe Chalr decided this to be out of order, A vote had to bu tuken on the motion to pass the bil] over the veto. Somu talk followed; Ald, Tuley attempting to show the absurdity of the ruling, und then, be- fng unable to shake the Chuiry nppealed from the decislon. The Chalr wos sustaloed—yens, 195 nays, 12— 8 follows: Year—TNiallard, Cary, Mallory, Tully, Loddine, Cullerton, Jtiordan, Oliver. Beidlor. Smyth, Cook, iPhroop, Seaton, Rawleleh, Thutpeon, Kaopf, Sunyer, Janxaens, McCaflrey, “Nays=Tuley, Sinders, Phelns, Tnener, MeNally, Lawler, Eleziicr, Ityan, Nivson, Wallo, Schweis- thal, donas, y ‘Ihe questlon wns then put on the motfon to pass over the veto, nud {t was declded in the negativo—yens, 4 (f,nwlcr. Turner, Ryan, and Stuuber); uays, 28, BTATE BTRLET. Tho specinl arder—the ordinance for the widening of Btate street from Twelfth to Thirty-ninth—was called for. Ald. Luwler—What are you golng to do with the Appropriation billy Ald, Cullerton—~Throw {t Into the waste-bas- kets The Chair—Wao will lave to have o now ordl- naee. . ANl Ryan moved that the Mayor and Comp- troller be requested to send in an upproprintion Dill, but before dofng so td submitit to the Cop- poration Counscl for his nporoval or refection, ‘The Chair—The matter before the house 1a the' celal order. 2, mAlu. Cullcrton—We don't want any bill this enr. b Ald. Tuley moved that when the Counel ad- *uurum\ it ndjourn until ball pnst 7 this cven- ey fn urdlur to comience work ‘on the Appro- riation bill, P Ald. Tully wanted to know whern ono was to come from. More time was nccessary for f1s preonration. e moved as an mnendment to make the timo 2:80 Wednesday alternuon, After somotalk, Ald. Tuley desired to with- draw his motlon, ind usked o suspension of the rules to permit of the Introduction of an ordi- punce making approprintions for the flscal yeur 1570, All, Cullerton objected, Ia. thought {t wontld be s vcrf' oo thing for the taxpavers 1 there was no bill. Whauver was elected Mayor conld then point to the most cconomical Ad- mnlstration the city had ever had, : Coun- cil onght to wait until the estimates cama from the Comptroller, utd know they were right, Ald, uwlelgh—What would the cmployes lo Ald, Cullerton—They would stay, ° ALY, Luwler thought the blll conld bo taken up utid motten throuwh with fu an hour, The amendment was voted doww, and the arierinal motfon ngreed to. Ald. ‘Tuley sakl thero wns no uso in actlng 11ke o Jot of boys, They would have to pass an avpropriation DIl hefore May 1, 1le moved to suspend the rules fur the purpose of Introtuc. ing o appropriation vrdinsnee—the original oune reported by the Finouce Committee, ‘I'he motion prevalled, Ald, Tuley theu submitted the bill, asking that it bo constdered nt once, Ald, Cullerton presented, ng an amendinent, o copy of the Uil which the Mayor had vetoed, He muoved that both b temporarily postponed and made n speelnl order for this evening, “I'ho matfon wns agreed to, v Pl 8tate strect ordinances was thea taken up and pussed without 8 dissentlg vote, TIE DRIVING TARK. ‘I'ie second encelat order—the matter of (he erection of 800 frame sheds for horses at the Juckey Club's park—ias, next considered, 'The thing was badly mixed. ‘TheCommittee on Fire wnd Water had reported back the petitlon of the Club without recommendation, il their report was coneurred in. Tt was clnl'mml by some that the petition waa betore the Counclly by others that it was not. ‘Then an atteinpt was made to drag in ol other papers in relation to 1he erec tian of frame buildings in the hands of the Com- mitteo, After hall un hour of disputing, the Council dociaed to set on the petition, Md'd Rawlelgh moved that the prager bo ranted. ¥ Ald, Bmyth tried to sccuro a postponement, Lut was unsuceessfuls Ald. Cuty worked in a condltion requiring o bond of $10,000 to ure the removal of the shieds within thirty days after notlce from the Department of Public Works, matlon thus amended was agreed to, ', naya B, us follows: Yeas—Tuley, Ballard, Sanders, Cary, Pholps Qilvort, Statiay, Tally, atner, itlordan, Oliver, Lawler, Butdier, ziee, Couk, Throop, Seaton, wleign, Kuopf, ltyan, Stsudor,. Niesun, Waldo, Behweisthal, Janssui, I:um!ug Jonax, Nays—Lodd Cullerton, 3MceNally, Bmyth, and Thompaon, A motion to reconsider was Jaid on the table, The Council then adjonrned. An Edltoriul Valudictory, Htaomingtun (1iL) Puntagroph, March 13, My editoriul connection with the L'anlagraph 8 with this number, { do not propeso tu indulge In any sentiment or cloquence on the occusion; but i few words ardn persoual character may perbups be permit- ted e, It s almost twenty-threo years sinco I first began to_edit th Lvdnfayraph,—~the weekly or June 11, 1550, belng iy fivet number, The pa. per was then u weekly only; the dally was start. el late in the Februsry fullowing. The t Presidential campalgn of the Republican party, in 185, the loug strucglo for the freedom ot Kaneas, and the great Scnutorial contest in [l noie n 1838, botwoen Lincoln and Douglas, were among the features of my tirst journalistic teru, A change of proprietorship {n January, 1860, terminated thut engsgement,—my valcdlctory bearing dato the 23th, A Aftcr moro thau a year's nbsence, I returned to the editorial chals Aprl) 8, 1861, Just us the Yy for we storm-vlouds wera gatlerlvg thicl temnest of the Rebetllon: and in four months T nzafn resigned to enter the army, for—as It proved—a milltary scrvico of more than fonr veara duration, and an absenco from the editor- Bhip of aboul ten yearss for it was not untit the summer of 1871 that I returned to ft.—first as aseistant to Col. . I Roe, and then as his surcessor on his retlrement. ‘Thus my last editorial engagement has lasted continuoualy somewliat morg than seven uil a hall years; and iny whole term of service has been” between eleven nud a ball and tivelve years, of elose nued laborious work at least, hawever poorly it mav liave been performed. Lo the grest majority of the Pantayrapl'a present readera I liave huen nmnd am personaily astrancer; but Lhope there nrs some among them who will sometimes remember thelr huinblo drudge not altugother uuklmllfi. To all of then I tender my best wishes, und bl themn In y editorial capacity, what 1a prabably n final gond-bye, EpwAkp J. LEws. MARCI 15, 1870, e SIS TENCEL MISSING. Bpestal Disuated In The Tribune, Prrrsnuna, Pa., March 17.—The Mayor of this city has recelved g letter from Mrs. Snmuel Goemersall, of Bcott Lane, Cleckheaton, York- shire, Enland, Inquiring after one Cbarles Churchill Goemérsally who left Lis home, En- tiand, [n July, 1871, Ile was In Pittshure fu 1873, 1t Is supposcd hie went West from here, nnd that if living ne ts fn Kansas, The writer of the letter enys she wliil cheerfully poy all expenses of hunting up the missing man, who sometimes went by the name of Frank Atkinson, T A 1 prE lN ORDEL TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS L patrons thronaliout the city, we have estabilinhied Hraneh Omcea i the diTerant Thvisons, 25 destcnated nelow, whare advertiasments will e taken for the sauny price & ciarged at Uie Matn Oice, and will e recelved until K o'clock p. m, during the week, and until m. o saturdaya 3 Jo & I SIMMS, Dooksellers and Statloncrs, 123 Tienty-second-s S, M, WALDE toaer, ere., 1000 ‘dny News Depat, 1 aler, and Fancy Weal ) WOBERT TH oweler, News corner Lincols T this catuimn, three Hnes or leas, 3 centa per fn- tertion, Fach @lditional line, 10 centa, DAVIES, GLYNY, LLAN. < 3o whil find i ‘old ‘Thend ¥ lifton Hous MALVINA WOOD, LATEL' o W In Sptingfield, I n 1860, Hcagn, will she please address her coualn, r?_ Aditress 3 o, iribune offic Prisosal In thtecliy 18 naw b Gl West Slace T~812 IEIE MONTH UNTIL MAY 1 . 15 therentter, fine iwoeators brick housr Irving-place and 1 0 Harvard-at, ; $10, ory brick, 103 Gircnshiawt IOV, § $R, 1 IATKE FUGHIL OVET pas 10 Jiarvant-st, " Inguire ot gx5 W AND 1] T, $WO-ALOTY framic, i, 407, el £y 4.0 Iarge e, Gk =007 WARREX-AV., STONE FRONT: Ji¥ise runina on main flgor, very comulein: also, une an Monro ear (akley, of sama deseriptivit. 11._POTY ‘sshington 'O _RENT—HOUSE ON ADA-ST.. TE?’ ROOM ity nss order and neighborkiood. Apply ot &: Sonth Sldcs TORY AND BASEM! 44 Michigan-av., furnaces, range, -, bar, [0 good order: pusseasion at ATIOCKS, J0i)earharnest., Rovin i, MAR- T PER MONTIL, ¥I ) TORY il hwreient. frato dwellihg, io fnoorder. 132 Thiety-eccond-st 5 LANGLEY-AV. 1 POSSEESION Y, 122 Fitihav, Suburbane y And at, fullable fgr ir. Sk MCALLEN, loon' 63 Setrofoliing e O, MENT-CLATS, South Siao. 'l‘D oy RENT=FRONT FOUR-LBOOM Sty t i FLAT, 1330 » 405 Clark-st. [¥o. 100 at., nnd Basemnent N URTIS, :io"lix-,";m-_'s_'gp TES i G 'O _RE! Stav-gts 1 Tocaston 0, 146 Madlsonaat, 0 1! 44 Alns of THOS. | MENT 44, 41, AND tugethier, Inquire EET, IS .. oppostie vt Shleg pinte s businens: RE, 25X° HST.ULASS ETO Irfl 1t FI! Thouweon Block on West Madtsor rie: husinew centre of the Careon & I'ir) i und sultinle for any e 1. WILLIAML THoMY T—101 EART & DISON-ST.. STORE AND oil Hicht ; B0XLUG, from May 1. H. Mixcetancous PO REST=HOTEL AT KALHOAD CROSSING: A ‘pleasant home ana 5ood” businées, Adress J. W, Taughierty, Wasuingion, 1ik, or W, Howard, 122 Siates Bl., Uhifcago, o h “TIIE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOOIS of the new biflaing 179 and 150 Wabaah-av.t well Hzhted snd suttnbla for sumie lRH manufscluring Juineas. “Apply t9J, It MILLIGAX, 04 Dearburi-a ool & s W ASTHED=T0 i " ENULEWOOD A fxnm\-n!ll Or B TOGINA € modurate Fenti mist lic gontenlent tudepots. Audress, giving price and loca- t VWASTED=TO RENT—A FLAT Ot SUITE OF & OF (1 roonin aulialile far hoasekeowing, within 15 minules walk of Madlson and iote-ste. 3 must bo in ’{_m‘»lqjuxelnh\)mrlwud, and moderate rent. Address C o3, ribune oftice, —‘—vfl'r D-TO RENT—IOUSES, storce, aul Tofts, i all paria o wiand fx very grost. PILIGE & OUTIL i COTTAGES, tho city. fhie go- Tieal Eata several Nou L ap: . Lup- Wasllngtor i WANTER=TO BENT-TY TW0 ¥OUNC GENTS, furnished rooing in private family, east of Throon- 8 Mot 0 exCeed SI2 per tauith, - AddFess S35, Tr 5 I It S ter, State, and Madis plications, 't W.'STOILS, 84 "TOKNEY AT Chiengo. Advico fre AW, 124 DEARY 14 yean' expe- AWYEL; ADVICE FIRER: WILL GAIN Yor methiug or chargo nothing: privaie matters ITtals wioney luaned on Tribune, TEL'S DOLLAR HAT-STO) RANDOLPI. —Spring atyles, 813 fAncat, $1.45 to §3; best sl sy B4 10 t Al INFINEMENT WILL s fainily, | Fenia Counidentint auil private, oy 3ui, C [F MADAME CHOQUETTE O FRED N9uct QUETT! Rigunuld wil pleaso write aad send thielr sddress g Mies Stay ‘Flomuion, cato Toranto Foet-Otfics, they 3 y niicll, 88 she bt moved. w (QUIEI‘ NOME FOI LANES DURING CONFINE. X “wuent; privato snd canfdential, _flox 10h, City, {lllilfll.\ ISM POSITIVELY CURED=VAN 1tU ron's Camponnd never falls, “even In the worst Hold by Rl drigKins, D 12 Mudison cased, ] S AND SAILON AMING PENSION O it aunty, advance ageuts nothing, '1 wiil guarans tee auceom and pense. NG feo i advance, Day every exj G. Tt BAMS, K North Clark-st. \‘Y. NTED=T0 FURCHASE FOR CASH, A N paper-carrler route, elthir moriing o cveningy stata price and locatio ariicilara must have anet luconio of wot Ichn thn 84 per ook, & guo for Aive days, M 31, Tribun NCE-OLD FHOP BOTTLER TO by mr'1'" drug store, Address Ve priv Callor addreas % MADE ¢ e., ot LA HET ente per{n sertion, Eack adlitionat line, 10 eants. TOR SALE—A FINTG MARBLYE FRONTDWELLISG, J-aiories’ and aseinent, 2 rootis. enst front, on Michiunn-at., botween Sixtecuih and Lighteenth-ate.s eheap, and easy terms, Frame house and 4Ux180 fL nf cronnd of dMiehipan. o niear HAFmon-courts A steeat bargain. Ica 2-atoty aoid basement slona front, 10 rooms, Vark: very chenn, A brown lmn\ ' 7 #torles, parlor, dining+room, and Kitehen on frat oor on Park-av., sicar loyne-sl.i o real ke at s low flgnre.,* Alsor nowuses [n Al puris of the city, bistnes: hiillatne lote, faring, aud wild Iuda At prices ney fore thoughit'o GEU, 1 CLARK 0 ARGATNA T8 CONSATE—TA O e Miehigan-at Tleny,. Wabaalieav., Tndiana-ny.. hel i Thirt{ethieate, t alan, sune vacant lots on the snime atrants, [ alan e pereral fine Lualness hlocks o Warnioetone -uv., and South 0,00, \which At cent interest on the fnveats 4 wiahing o inveit wil slwaps find In iy celnss busluers and Iequiro of JACOB =TIl ELE- 5 Wet daviceoneat, t pars ~AT A DAHGA 1ront hona ot Al Kt mprovemanta: frna four-wory’ marhiefrout i clus< in Al Fispects, stone aud gaafixturcs, Inqul [P0 BALE-LIATE In stont: front redhie Elde, welth H, 1Oy all na AL I Dearhorn- d D A b A on 10 chof e Jocatlongun W rmr, and Kiichen o maly o 3 T MATLE \ “Ferma vers enay, PUERCE rensiug mnd vutlecting axcney | WAL ar o fect at 3 01 Dearhioru-ht., ouns FOR BALE-O1 1B EIAL THISDIED fert of dnck property tted un complete witte Tal ril track, ollice. and. planking for lamher b For partteatara tnquire of It 1. DERICRSO, ¥, aauth of Twentyrccond-t., or I, B Tt SALE-OR EXCHANGE-SCRUIELAN T L ftense, with Rrouiu, 0t fart canl sud uod IBoston suburban restdence, chiolce, for Chtengo reels dence, South Sloe, A v 7 for — Ot EXCHANGE Tnwn--an ML IMPROVED elogant vilia In thy an, 1, with (40 serer of tand, hig] fmproved. beaut{futly sttunted on the bl auding view of Lai: nitgnn. 11 ALLC, fniz ane o0 BAL " wit] nients, Come TPOR B 1 farin o ontlily pay + ARy suburo, TEAL A HOUSE \ 160 [eel of ground, ata Abply to U, 8, HED- EAL, ENTAZL U NDS AT i oat uf forcclumure aibied. DICKINBUN 1 and 101 Washi, t eateril (g gouds fn wr whi teade lenied and e forg 1 it well Mok ‘of 2 { ) for vue week, WiTH E Gl FINE Alro, 8 beautiful 2,72 Metropoll- AXD LOT, WITI 0ing a businesy uf #1i# no oud (n P01 HALE=BANKT vaults and Hnil's bun B, 000 enr ety o ot of the st towna Iy lows, for aplundid opening for o youns nau. Koud prapeny for part in Chleago. E1LO2I=Fine ore buliding, with Tot 1505300, with fine dwelling of 10 rooiie; £5,00) worth of e al Roods § atote. ANd QI 8 Bikiness of §36,00 por year. WL sell the gouds at a discount and taka city Property for (e store und ot fere 18 0 splenald chiance for a business man 0 ol town 1 Town, i, BOYD, Koot 7, (70 Mudixon-st teon. Thia is o Wi take some YING CASIUGROCERT, 'k, And tatures,clicap; will pay to L \lfllhmh Fuu‘ AL 7 N L AND cannin fgtory, wi Hituuted in the vile lage of Sunionauk, 1 110 00 milve from Chlen, Inyulre of U, LUS) e Kalb County, R A JOTEE g HOTEL WITI RESTAUITANT aud room counected with chean rent. No, 1 und 87 Fouth Canal-st,, oppusite the Fitisb Ft Wayne dagot. U RALE . 18 THE Town of Willmar, ot *, 18 Wy 101 sulles from ‘St Pauts r ‘Aduress A, B, HANSCOM, Will £1,000; terms easy, susr, Mtun, ATSDIY FOI SALE—DOING_ A TIUS #4008 month, _Address 18 57, Tribun &0 biislh uu:n_meml tabe 15 per cent. T I SUSIOAL. X Orgaos! Tlanvs aug ore ral Ternis, at STORY & ureient are celobrated for_thele beautiul lngin: tone, elnstivity of action, durahiiity, awil o Dugait, ‘They ean be sobd 8t b nuderate pric or on thine, Lo sl purchasers, or will e rented, Ty 0 Az oW I uee I Clileaito wd Vielnity, LYUN & HEALY, Stte i PIANOS ity of ance ot ir enall, Over sz, 1 LDE, D per month, -}n-m‘al-'uu upwards, 810 i W. KIMIALL te nud Adati<esls £, ¥75, o eity. livery ius QECONTHITANTY I I canh, B BRCONDHAND OKGA Ol BALE=TWO O1F THREL G! 1NESS horses secustumed to the” cliyt alao twa tup and ane stngle winun, Wil D sold Tuw, we we have ni furthepiian fur tem. 1, 41 MALLOTY & CO Ter il frult packers, 1) Wesi Bandolph-st, iU ext u My Jrow Batu=tie ax ol na gew: alse an AL N, Room s Metropolit: Foisal an, mede sy only ghree monthe: g s i wacritca alio oy fourapein clh 3 ne great o wnsun yery NOERN? condly iy ats2 Follon i iDL Yay with Klnck poinis preforreds pust by 5 0L Teas Uhan Ly funnds gz, annt i 3,0t 1,1 00, pottiude 0 Borse-Jueke) Pritnine otiice. s iV, AND ITARNESS leins ving (- n wne Arfinge house, aud ton rig. Address 1§ UsE, AND Address, Y 1 i htthan towi, o has goud wal Wwonld ipan a sinall am VYHOISE Folte iy I tradee foF top bugs. it Tribnne otilee. AND LODGING: West Sides WIEST JACKSUN 5 HOARD, NICELY A28 Aihined s oh T3 il todern Huproves tuctiu} private family} relerences ranired, Soutn Nido. 4 BTATE:ST. 146 B anoderate price, o Wy QOUTH SIDI, T8 VICINITY OF 111 firsteat.—A enleman and wife, or two gentleinen, can oligali firm-clasa buard 1o o small private. fauily, 11K, “iribune otfico. S TANLE BOARD, urnished rooiis st teat,—, LK 8T, — FIRST-CLASS with use of plano and TIRST-ULA8S BOATH Rt woek; tve wlaut NY 15t TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, WITHOUT yemuoyal, warehouse recelpts, and othier guod we- curlties. 184 Dearbori-st., Koom 0, Y AMOUNTS LOANED planos, etc., without remoy _l}uom 1, !fl D!:‘llflml:fl_ 1AL PALD FOR OLD GuLb Manny to losn on W“‘ ), (L, nd ND HILVEI aud valushioe of evory deseription Tuiiton Otiiceficenced), W son-at. Esiabilahed 833, v INSURA POLICIRE S NDOWA NT ¥ ) e .‘A lmli;:m ata (alr discount ew York and Hartford Ccumpanies preforcd. | Infurmation about braken or shaky cotnpaules free of cllarr‘u lllll'll 0 PUSLAgE vtainps Tor atiawer). . Conested donth, elalme settied. - Addi A RAUFMA Hoz 2516, New. 3 N ICKELS ANIPESNULS GAN i 1D TN BX AN e for curreiiey al 1y Gouatlog raou of itis u QILVETE S ANT 60 CENT FIKCES IN PACKAUES $10 10 IV!I']]IX’YI\! fur curreucy st couutiug:rooum > ) of THuung Chp 70 10N N—¥ 1,000, $1,800. §2,6800 TO LOA { ON 131 R‘nwcd oy Irouery AL 8 per ceute LYSIAN & JACKSON, 34 Portland Hlock, T LOW ¢l decurity frotigood parties, v'ro'l,mr.-n FEW BNALL AMOUNTS ratear would tnke ¢h Addrees M 7, Tribune vtilce. ND OTHEK AND LARGE v Wy LM A BLOU, Sl i e e A0 Teal estato at lowe Y (OVED FARMS Hper cent inlere ton. Washin, t, u TO LOAN ON 1MLl iproved, at HiC Washiln B30.000 Thiete ([EACHER: WITH ¥ AND REPEI. ences, wlihes Suiployment a4 lastructur n Eigli imtheinaticai or cluse! g uitic e, il studios. Addross 3 40, Frib- 101 EXCHANUE=IMPROVED “FAUM OF 0 acres,” I Etiughan County, i, fof stock of sloves, uin, andburdware, tu gued location) cashh lus volce,'$3,000. _Address 11 30, Tribune omes. atoXs. . CE IIOUSE, CORNER STATE AND HAR- ol rison-sis., Ove bloekn soutli of tha Palinor ouss— 1 £nome; board anid rauin per day, 51,50 o 82,00 per ook, fromi 80t §10; sleo, furaished ruonié rented withiguy boar Fufil.‘lmi “IOUSF, 31 LART WARIINUTON:ST 4" Blikte wari fooine, 81,60 10 §if week, Twels ty-ono iual tiekets, 80,80 I ransienty, §1 perday. “HNIMUH JHOUSE, 178 FTATE-ST., RIGHT or- postte Palmer Hotyo—oom aud buard, $3 to $7 per Weekt 8150 por day. ___BOARD WANTED, J30A=AND Lonaisa Fo X DOYE, WITH. 11 81x oF eight Liocka of 54 Laki will a0t pay Over 83 pur week Auldress 13 31, ‘Tribiing uil ) GO0, e WE UNION FURNITURE mpany, 61 Weat Mudison: sell all kinds ot diousshuld guuldson mouthly paymentsi low prices; easy terte. g 1i6i ;| Iy 174 East tan- CABIT BUVER WILL AT \i [T A R L ol e SYANTED—TIAL In this cotumn, (hrea lines oy teriton, Kach addittonal line, 10 cenie. Bookkecperss (Clorks: &ce i) VWASTED=-A TRESGRIPTION DRUG C, 000 Who {4 Rraduate fn pharmacy and ; ciiiars, {lerman preferred. Addfou at once, wit DIIGAIST, Dubtiaae, 1a, VW ANTRI=A GRNERAL DRY GOUDS SATLES: mpns A llve man, and ong wio thorouzly wude stands lis bustness, Address G A, Dox 1,237, Autors, A FANTED=GROCPIY CLEIK; MUST OE A (00T couliter-iand and hnvo practical knowledgs of the bualness: satesalary. Addrons M 32, Tribuna ofice, VW ANTRO=AN BXTRIES TAGE AND NO- ganiaisnanin e to St dowedh S, Addro . gIvIOR extantuf sxperic o X H SRR Grand Palie ot o roronoch 1 TAIL CLOTIIING i expariences none otnor noml apolv, “A, . NG & CO., G0, D, Clothlerss 1skand 187 Sts VWV ANTEO-AN EXTEIWTRRCED TLY, CLIRK it te ren(rnrfilr‘llge. and saiary espected, Addross WAy =X BALESMAN FAMILIAT WITIT Atrv goods anud clothing, a young man who can cak Lwa OF itore Isuguaites, and of oo faahlte, Ad- drese M, of eall kL Meverd Huusd Welndsday ap 1 welonk, \ TEADY YOUNG MAN TTAVING #1571 reire perinanent nosltion wio int tna ices; mnediaty Income, 113 1 ulp! ED=10 00O, HTI b kA Keras sl b eliain Inen et A it incine, Wi, "o BP0 PRACTICAT, -wark to goud meng Inguire of M. M, Bie- EIY =X AT itun Carrlage Works, Clne ANTED — | IR AV AT S A cady emploguient, ton. Ja. Will'glve " A WANTED-A TAILOL workfustore. A, I ANTED-TWO “Ubce, W UILNEIL ATDLY TO GOS8 ufauturing Cowspany, corner \v‘\.‘(’l —=A FIRST-CLASS PATTERN-MAKCR, “inasire ut 64 Micht VWANTED=G00D " JORMNG CANPERTENS AT Lnlm‘utm Enst Washlugton-st. M. A, WAKL- \WANIER=X GOOD BARNER AT 397 WEAT Madison-at me_with _tools ready for works steady wurk. ‘OIL BEAUCAIRE, Conchmen, ‘Aeamsiers, &&ce’ CISTAN AND PORTEL. CALL HUZTE Mtadlsyne \"T‘A.\'THH-A cu. o 8t LEUPULD BROTHERS & Miscellancons, "‘TANTF-D—"\' IMPORTERS-TEA AGENTS, . MEN and wninen, ciiy and country; rell 1o familles; small capital. GardenTea Ca., PO, Box 203, Chicag \‘h\\ FU=0x salary 875 (U erences requred. WV X pec ot and_expensc; refs WELLE MG CO., Chicago, TO SKLL CORK-SCREW CUT- fer s, pencils,’ statiouery. chrome ote._Ame: overty Compiny, 141 Stao-st. oo \\h\.\ ENTLL N AND TO 8ELL ihe celulutd walce-priof collaraand cuffs: Took Hie lnent wild wear for nlonting no waab-hiils 16 pars when soliedaponge or wash thym off, wipe dry and they are ready for IIIL'XH!I‘I what u"!?‘ moan and Iady in America wanty and will buy at sighit. Good salesman can ke $i0t B0 aday, Hampia colisrs by mall. uding o turn-dotwn, III{ size, 50 centag culls, any per patr, €1, Hatlefaction gusrantecdor mivney INGTON, 43 80d 47 Juckeon-at,, Wt 126 W ashing v PNT; 810 A WREK Csll betwesn 1and 3 p, w0t APPLY AT BTAGH it 10 o'clock this moru~ ‘R Wil0 LIVE WITI ivo ACTTVE uts to work In an 1 wholesale dry ioods. G junce, If Address i1 29, Fibang officas GOOD MAN CAN MAKE 31 A tnking measures for oar best shlrt, $1.50, HILET MFO, L., 24 North Clnrk: <D-10" SMAIT HOYE, 13°T0 17 _TRARR Adilress, in own handwriting, 1f wag ribiune, ‘ TANTED-TO-DAY, YOUNG MAN OF AP ance o study fortliostages travelin Apel), 1,_110 North Clark-st., top 6o TIOROUGH BUSINESS GENTLE- ¢ 1 puod salesmad, with about 82,000 ke Interest Inund travel K cash, Lo taf it atuit South fur an eaablisied, oyl manyincturlugbusinoss: rofer- fven and reg Address MANUFACTUR- - MELFs Domesticss VYTANTED-A NORWEGIAN, SWEDISH, OR GER- than girl to do general Huusework ol 63 Norih £heldon comer Fulton. A STRL FOTT i HOUSEWORK crman or colored preferred.” MUS, TIHOWN, 20BouLH Stateat, W ND WORK i4 North Clur) LASS, COMPET T GIRT, upatalrs” work. \V 43 Apply at Y ANTED: AL TTOUSEWOIEE. Apply 1o ted-st, Operie Hotss Buliding, corner InoneAta b GINL; I=GUOD CUDR AND rECONT cre; e Michlgan-nv. T ust have thy best Beninsiressess VW ANTEDZA CONTMAREL TO 00 TO PETRR. beryr I3 810, 0 pantuloons nd vest mokse. Call at UBDWAY & CO,'s, 205 Weet Madison-st., this fhorning from U1 10, Nurscss W ASTE WET NERSE. INQUIRE AT DI, BCHAI 'S oftlee, 125 South State-st., Koom 6, between uud 3 o' . Ok \‘YAN )=A NURSE-OIREL TO TARE CARE OF Y ahnby, tnquireat iciy Wabush-av, Employment Agencicss TAN' ND CAPABLE GIRLS TO Wk for_ sunis of the. best families, MRS, ¢ WHITTAKER, North Clurk-i Miscolinneouws. NGETIC LADY OF GOOD pearatien and adidress from U Lo 6 each dayy Fanhathi-ecnvol teaelice or church meinber preferred; bernl yemunvration to satla(actory purty. Address i “1ribtng ol oolklceeporu, Olerisy, &ce TTUATION WANTED—AS GENERAL MANAIER, T agent for an catahlleied commers uringe Hoa i Uiin clty, by s Enorongh, and (ntelflent vusiuen o i Clileako, ko suces, lory nrrangoe e, ay fntereat i profits would be 1u,tteu of ralury, Address 11, Bux 543, Cileago JITUATION W jenre experlenc k, or walesman; N “H1ibups ofle SI‘I'U.\TI(V en ED—TV A YOUNU MAN (SEVEN por, correspoiding Address 3 3y, A T ABS TOOT And ahue salewinant have liad Oftecn yoara’ oxperls derstand bitylugs strictly temperste: good Wit glvo 810 for & pormaucat aituation. ung olic Traacss ! oot QITUATION WANTED-IIY A PRACHICAL AND A rellabio englicer, [atrin ntomed 16 do Dis uwn Fo- haud fh- fakini care of steatn WAL, ‘Lribune oif ollers; Liest of refercy NTED-BY A Lo amoctate hineel¢ witl i good locality for ube vllic: a0 Mers atom tallope T COLe . PDomesticss QITUATION WANTEN-LY AN R) il s cook or uiren (o fests Privata famiivy hias tiu abjeciion Lo Lroveliuki Lo postul curds suswered, Avply ut 298 Wews Diifo-at, Sfl‘lhfl'l(l.\' WAN ‘ A FIRST-CLAB: . ‘eatnut houssineld and waltreas (n a reapectablo pris vate fwinilys liave city refercace. Callat 1045 Ktatae a., neur Lwenty. . (ITUATION WANTED=AS FIIS LASS COU S3VINATIIN AL fetullys mood referdiices. Address 40, Tribuce vitlce, B JITUATION WANTEH—DY A BWEDE GIRL TO Dfl ‘EXPERIHY\CHD feueral houseworky fa fisi-class Goole. Lieasocal atd L abe s‘l']‘lYA’l‘l(iN WANT A RESPECTABLE A girl to o general housework Ui s orival 2amily, or sedoiil wor all at 104 south QITUATION W, T A FIIE: T 83 v Lauiidicss, by 8 respectably wirlt rorercaees Kivem iWrequired. Adiress wat Sludison QITUATION WANTED=I} COMPEVENT GIRL SHLG Fabk, wasl wnd Iron, , ey or oF weneral work, 3., cauntry, ' Stalt ¥y FION WA HE A VERY SOPERIUIR S AL S VA bk Wit S bt Sor eters ence; capable fur Any Works 193 Tweutiath st qn UATIUN WA W work by a Nrvt-slam c aleo & davghter 13 yean I L[Ilflli AL HOTSE: t requiredy work fur liee cards. )iy ouk referct Gl who i o Nu postal Ewmployment Augoncicss ITUATIONS WANTED=FAMILIES IN NEED OF koo Beundinavian ur terniau fentata lietp can ba suppilednt U, DUSKE'S oilice, 193 Milwaakeo sy, phi-st, $ -5 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT RAW BiLK PAR- L»g_r_munm. tor silt, o s, inyanio §15 caal, balance $10 MARTIN'S, Yob s 207 State-st. MAC TRENovAL-, A.FAY & GOS8 CHICAGD WARE. Foons reuoved 10 207 wnd Lakie-st.i are offors il special bargalhs 1o machiuery. GENTS WANTED i B~ INCITKASE your fncoms iuteoduciig the lustrument for catarh lavented by Dr, Willismsun, of the Universlty of Now Vork, now in Chisiat cdes all oihiere, Send utanp for terina. 113 Madisoinst. I8, 0N BALE—ONE NEALLY SAW DIROP LEaF T e s iy ol £ 10, 1or onethira value. 421 Woem Jackson-st. VA Bl PAID FOIE CAST-OFF CLOTHING AT 1. CAELEAE RS SO G o ht: 1y attendsd Lo, 701 BALE=A COII FILE OF CHICAGO TPORRMSET Buniay Batbitia Tor tha. vout inis, Lo &uod Goudition, cieep, Addreas B¢, Tribune olliv, __ PARTNEIN WANTED. PPARINER WANTED—A MAK WITIl FIRST.CLASS DA e WL R ffiren o a ool baying Dusticsa in Deteully Miiwaukee, or Bt Iaul; 3300 rus guircd. Address [ 5, Tribunvuice.” 'FNER WARTED—WITI] $5.000 ORDIORE TN iy, Nt Kb & fia it bualucss G Statas W._"Address 3t 3, telvune oiice. ’A WANFEB=LN MY HEAL ESTATE BUS: v a reapunstbiy DAFLY fies by derpeds “agutca of JACOD WEIL, 03 tVkdt® juglon-al, — | LOST AND FOUND, INDAY EVENING, N WEST LAKE-ST, ween | o and Pauilu 0 Paulluds between Lakuaud Hubbard-sts., A per somt . b, bond, No. 24,310, ‘;.ldtwnk book oo tho Fidelliy paving L Fuaitnder will be "nluhly Towardod by ___BUILDING MATERIAL, ~DBUILDING DL y dealred. Iy Jo BEXTON, Jeay bug thie paing ot 105 Morth Paniluaer, 23 cents per ine ¢ [