Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1879, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE \ TUESDAY, JULY 4, THE COUNCIL. The Stato Street Widening Ordinance Temporarily Withdrawn. Again to Suspend Work on the City-Hall. Lawler Falls Silver Leaf Grove Ordered to Be wt Investigated, The Michigen Avenuo Boulovard Ordinanoo Ignored by the Mayor, * Aregnier meeting of the City Council war held Inst night, Ald. MeCaffrey In the chair, All the Aldarmen wero nresent, ‘The reports wl varlous city officers wera re- ceived and placed on file. A ‘communication waa recoived from his Honor the Mayor rcturalng the order pasand atthe Iast meating of the Connell providing for the application for jodgment for taxes in tne matter of the widening of Btate strect from Jackson to Hartlson atrest, and from, Warrison to ‘Twelfth streot, recommentling that.it ha withdrawn, and giving his reasons therefor, which were for the purpore of giving the taxpayera further thon ‘After an offort to hava the ardor and the wes sage of the Mayor rofarred to the Gommitian on Streets and Alloys, South Division, on motion of Ald. Dixon the Connetl proceeded to vore second time upon the order. The motion was Jot, not baying the required number to secure Be ee icon then prosanted’ the following, acd wnaniinously: wien Tho a letof landa velipanant forthe apecial asecasments for widening Slate alreot, from dackson street to Harrinon atrect, aml frony Hoarrlaon strect 10 Twelfth etreet, ja navertised for Foly 21, 1870, at tho eame time ne thasalo of | for taxes; and whereas it {6 desirable that both aajes etal not occor at the enme timo; therefore, Ordered, That the Corporation Counsel be. and he js hereby, directed to withdraw the application for judgment now pending in the Connty Court of this county for the apecial asscasment for the wid- ening of State atrect, from dackaon (o Harrison atreet, and from Harrison street to Twelfth strect, and that application for judgment shat! not be made within three months from the passage of thie order, DRAD ANIMALS. On motion of Ald, Ballard, the rules of the Council were suspended for the purpose of con- sidering and passing an ordinance for the re- moval of dead animals from the city limits, pro- pared by the Corporation Counsel. ‘Ald. Ballard stated that this ordinanco was similar to the onc reported to the Council two weeksazo. by the Committes, only this one was a littic more stringent, ‘Ald, Turner snid this ordinance wae unlike the one reported to the Councll, and hie did not approve of this one, for the rcnson that it created a monopoly in dead animale: and that {t would not allow the owner of ndead horse, for inatance, to soll to whom he pleased, but compelled him to sell it.to thecontractors. Ho ‘wos opposed to {t for that. reason. ~ Ald. Lawler spoke against the passage of the ordinance., Ald, Collerton anid this was not o very healthy subject, to say the most of It. Ho sala this was an ordinanco in the {nterests of tho people, and ft waa entirely proper to -act upon ft this cyoning. As the matter now stood, outside parties came fn and carried off the dead animals of value, ant left nothing but cats and doge for the contract~ or, who ‘had given a bond tothe city forthe aalthful porformanco of this work. ; Ald. Turner moved that the ordinance renort- ¢d_ by the Committee be substituted for the ordinance under consideration. - The Chair decided that, as the rules were sus- pended merely for the consideration of thia ordinance, s motion to consider any other ordt- mance would bo out. of order. * Ald. Btauber spoke in favor of the ordinance, claiming that if the contractors were vot pro- tected the clty would soon havo to pay $7,000 again for some company to remove then). ‘Ald. Throop moved the provious question, which motion provailed, and the ordinance was assed, * ® ‘The ordinance requires the contractors to re- move the dead animal within ten hours after death. Subsequently the animal may be re- moved by any onc. subject to the regulations of the Bosrd of Health, The rules were suspended fn order to take up communications and potitions. : ‘Ald. ‘Tuley presented a resolution authorizing the employment of Sidney Smith, attorney, in Yhe cage of the city acainst Gage, pending In dio Supreme Court, The resolution was rofer- red to the Finance Committee. Ald. Tuley presented a reouest from Charles D. Mosher, photographer, asking for space for A momorial safe, which is to contain the pictures of prominent tncn, with sketches of the samo, the vault to be opened oncg cvery quarter of. century. The matter was referred to the Build- ing Committee. LICENTIOUS SALOONS. Ald. Ballard presented the following ordi- hance, prepared by the Temperance Union of this citys Bre, 1, That no keoper or keepers of any li- ceneed aatoon or g ea or person or harwe thereof, In the City of Chicago, shal) allow jo gathering in cr habitual frequenting of such saloon or Frocory of lewd or disreputubla women, orahall allow any stch women to remain in any such asloon or grocery; and any person or persons violating the provisions of this acction shall be fined Jn fh, sum not Jess than $10 nor moro than 350, and shall havo his or her license revoked in tho discretion of the Mayor, ‘The ordinance was referred. « Ald, Lawier presonted ao resolution providing that municipal offices be closed on July 4, a0 8 to allow the city employos to celebrate that oc- casion, The resolution was passcd. THN CITY-MALL. Ald, Lawler also presented a resolution pro- viding that toe atone work on the Clty-Hal) bo suspended Pending the investigation by the Council, and he moved to suspend the rules for tho purpose of considering the same, Thia mo- tion was, Jost, and the reeolution went to the Committee on Buildings. ey THE URIDEWELL, Ald. Riordan presented the following reaolu- fon, which was referred to the Committes on Bridewell:. Heaney That the Moard of Inspectors of the House of Correction of the City of Chicaga be and they aro hereby authorized to enter Into ap agroe- nient with the Board of Saperrisors or Commission- era of any coanty of this Btate, and the Board of ‘Trostees of any village or town in Cook County, to receive and keep in the House of Correction of fenead or committed thotuic Ge any out ee a roto by an: is urste In sny of said counties, PAE ee eS ! An ordinance was passed - providing: for tl raising to grade of the Ellzabeth Mtrest Schon building in accordance witn the plans and spe- aifcations furnished by tho Board of Public ‘orks, Ald, Throop presented an ordcr prepared the Finance Committes of the Hoard of duce, ton authorizing that Committee to invest $70,- 09 ta ba to-day paid over to the Hoard by the West Chicago Park Commissioners for school Jonds taken for the West Side Park, in city bonds. The order was unanimously passed, , Ald. Lawler moved that when the Council ad- Journ it adjourn ta meet ot 7:30 o'clock p. m.on Thursday, for the purpose of receiving the ro- ports of committees, ‘The motion prevailed. _Ald. Throop, from the Committee on Finance, presets aroport abowlng thut the Comaiittes ad vialted the oflice dr the Conintrotier and ob- tained an account of the money tn. the City ‘Treasury belonging to the city, which Was $035, 403.47. “Tho Committes then visited the City ‘Treasurer's office, and found that his accounts agreed with those of the Comptroller. It was also ascertained by the Committos tliat the city's kept ln the following places: In i jank of Iiltoois, $353,256.71; to the In- ternational (a private bank), 041,151,425 and in Ui. J. Christoph's private bank, $225,008.41; the remainder, $88,831,041, in the Treaeurcr's safe, fn his office. The ragors further stated that the Committee called at vach of the banks named, and found that their accounts agreed substan: - Ually with the Treasurer's account, SILVER-LEAY GROVE, Ald, Everett presented tho following resolu- tion, which was referred to the Cominittes on Police, calling for an investigation of the man ner in which Bllyer-Leaf Grove {s conducted on Bunday WHEREAS, The Garden known as Silver-Leat Grove, situated in ihe vicinity of Ogaen avenue snd Twalfth atreet. was the acene of ad: breach of the public peace on Sunday, 34, which resulted in the serious, if not fatal, wound: ing of veveral persons; an ‘Wwuwusas, The said Silvor-Leaf Grove ts, aod Toreome time has been, the resort of dangerous and acre freon’ On the Sabbath-day of an. extent that life and property are in Jeopardy on any of the pabite streets in that vicinity on that day, pitioeeds ‘That ule Honor ihe (aver cause the er authorities to investigete tho cause o! bald dlaurvance of June, fund ene in which the said Silver Loat-Grovu ts conducted, and Fompel the proprietors of the sald placo ta ‘tthe sawe in an orderly and 1 op the Sablath-day, or cause the iecuses uf the said parties to be revoked ana the Garden closed, RBDISTRICTING THR CITY. Ald. Stauber presented an order providing for the taking of s census of the city at once, with a view to redistricting the city, s0.05 to eccure an equality of representation of all the people fn the City Conncit, ‘The order was referred to the Committers on Finance. Ald, Meter, of the Bixteanth Wari, presented arasolution eranting the use of North Wells street to the farmers fur the purpose of eciling thelr produce. ‘The resolution was referred to the Committee on Markets, ni ilao, a resolution providing that the Com- rustte on Blecttons be allowed one month's fare ther time to examine the contests In the Reeond and Fifth Wards, and. tle protest concerning: Win Alderman of tha Fourteenth Ward. Car- ed. Riaitr mouns A pay. * Ald. Molar atso prasontod a resolution provid- ing that the ordivance pasued tn 18tW}, maki elght hours n day's wark in the Departmayt of Public Works. be eufarced, which was carried, Ald, Jonas tnttodiced a resolution to the effect that the ordinance preventing the dis. tilleries from feeding mora than three head of cattia at one Ume during the summer taonths be anforced. Referred to the Committee on Health and County Relations. A cawimuniention was received fram the Mayor nominating Logan LD. Wallace Polico Magistrata of (he Police Court of the Bouth Division, and asking the concurrence of the Council in the same. Also nointuating W, Glingen Clerk of the Police Court. of the Banth Nivision, und Jeremiah Flynn Ball! of the same; Mr. John Blom Clork of the Polico Court. of the Weat Division, aud slr. Willlam Whalen Rall of the same, ‘Theso nomluations were referred to tl mittee on Police. Adjourned. TNE MATCH BONDS. Further Detatia of the Awiodie on tho Gnyarnment, ‘The arrest Saturday nicht of Whitney and Parkins, two of the gentlemen who fleurad on Mr, Phineas Aver’s match-bond,—two worthles, by tho way, who present all the pomposity and Impecuntosity of Wilkins Micawber, Esq., just before an exorcted visit from an'Under-Sherilf,— was followed Sunday morning by the capture of William J, and Matilda Ralph, tvo moro alleged ‘“suraties.” They wera visited at thelr now business, enterprise, the “Ten Mito Mouse,” neat Englewood, by o delogation frem the Marshal's office, = and = token = ins hy virtue of the warrant sworn out Saturday even- ing by Special Agent Clemons, of the Internal Revyenno Departinent, ant. hat! not being handy, spent Sunday afternoon and oleht in the House of Hoffinann over the rivor. Yestor- doy the four capitulists appeared before Com- tulasioncr Hoyne to answer to tha charge of conspiring to defraud the Government out of $78,400 through the agency of a fraudulent mateh-bond. The Ralphs had managed to gecuro the survices of one Gibbon, who acted as their attorney, Whitnoy and Perkins had nohiody to steady them up, but wero obliged to rely sotely on thelr yir- tuo and their impressive sopearance to eustain them in this their hour of trial and trib- ulation. The Government wan represented by its subordinate who never appears anywhero but hefora the Commisstoner and behind the type-writer, Ralph und is spouse were ready to go on with the examination, but the Govern- ment represented that an order had been sent to Wasilucton for the schedules of property and the offidavite of the bondgmen, ond asked for o Aastbonement. until next Tuesday, by which time tLe bateh- of pupers would be on the ground, The request was crant- ed. It then remained to fix the Dall, and the Commissfoner, remarking that the persons belore htt had all represented themsclves to ho wealthy capitalists, made it $5.00) cach. Gibbon kicked somowhat at this, but It was no use, and the crowd wero romand- ed into the custody of the Marshal. ‘Tlie males maie occasional sallics forth jn the company of a Deputy to hunt up bondsmen, but no man was found to bacit.them up. Whitney and Per- kins gavo it up early tn the day, and. at their own regiiest Were gent back to jal Mr. and Mrs. Rafph, along late fn the ofternoon, suc- comled in picking up threo suspicious aud un- savory partics who were only toa willing to go their bail, but who were ruthlessly thrown out of Court when it anpeared that. they would have discraced a bond ino counterfoft nickel cose. The quar- tette thercfore spent another might in jail, suid there they will probably remain until “the case comes up Dext Tuestiay, unteas they have better juck with thetr bondsmen in the meantime. The day was not allowed to pass, hosrever, without further developments. ‘The tovern- ment officials had become satisied that the match-stamp obtainca by Aver, nud hts shadows, the Hales, were never used in the mantfacture of matches, but wers gold and the proceeds put. beyond Unelo Sam's rench, It therefore re- mained to ascertain just how and through whose acency they sold thesostamps and got the swog. By some yery clever detective wark they discovered that the go-between was no Jess oa person than “iin”? Baxter, aman not without n history, and whose prosent ‘fake? consists in managing something or other known a8 the Chicago Loan Company, at No. 172 Washington street. A warrant was im- mediately sworn out for ms” arrest. Be fore taking; bin into custody, however, it was thought best to give him o dosa in the “sweat- box,” and he was accordingly {ovited to be pres- ent at a private seance ty Collector Harvey's of- fico in the course of the afternoon: ‘hers were present Collector Harvey himsclf, Judge Baues, Revenue-Agent Trumbull, David Quigg, Bax- ter’s attorney, and an expert in hentracks and hieroglyphies. After “lim bad reeled off hia statement of his entira Innocence, he was Jed out of the 'xvwent-hox” ond into the waitings arms of John Suliwell, who read the warrant wind placed his man under arrest. ‘The vir- tuons Jini’? wus highly {ndignont at what the Hon. Rarry Luwrence would call “plochtug a merchant,” though not,as Marr onco adicd, “iu his hown hotlis, by G—4, air.” But hu wos taken into Hoyne'’s office, and, although Mr, Quigg pleaded foran carly hear- ing, the case was put off until next Treaday, when the others will come up. The bail was fixed at $5,000, and Iawyer and clicut put down thelr names ov.the bond. which was accepted, While the bond was. boing nade oul, a ‘Pin. UNE man stepped up to Mr. Quigg amd asked how hiscllonLcame to bo in such a situation, Mr, Baxter bad dove whatany other“ broker” would have done,—sold some property for Itale, and that was sll there was of it, When “din” himself was approached, he at iret denfod that he know a thing about it, When bent upon the rack, however, so to speak, and vontronted by hls law, stateincut, ho tolda yoluble tale to the effect that Ayer nad coma to him and given, him an_order for some cooda ‘ at the Adains Express office, which he was to dispose of, ‘This was along in danuary lost. “din didn't know whit they wert,” ‘They infght nave beon old clothes, for all he know to the contrary, or suft-soap (like what he was giving the reportor). He has since beard, how- evor, that the articles sold were a few match atamps, That waa all he knew about ft, He had acted as any other reputable broker would hove acted, und had done uo more. In fact, angels could lo more. And for thls le wns “pinched”? But it would all come out right fo the end. He wns auco ft would, In the meantime auother and very different. old party was wrigeling in the “sweat-box.’? ‘The discovery by the Government obicers that the Lond went ‘through mainly ou the boost given it-by Boney’ frieml, Stophen G. Hooker, and that Hooker's remunoration for such yalus able services-consisted In the receipt bv Hooker from the umbrageous Hale of $40ur $50 In hand paid, madeNit deatrabio to put this bond-ap- broving go-betwoen on the rack, He catno up with indignation oozing out at vvery pore, ile aweat, a3 It were, great drons of sunertuaus virtue. Bangs was satisfied that hie friend had been imported upou, nnd that the Govern- ment, too, had heen sold. If the others, in- eluding tho | Collector and Revenue-Acent, weren't satisfed, they were overcome with ade aniration at the beauttful picture the fnnocont old fellow drew of himastt, and agreed at ouce - Unit ho was tuo good for the world, and ought, ike Elijah, to be taken up in n chariot of fire, with red Nght "yocompeniiaeuta und slow |. music, Ayer, the principal, who was to do the al- Jeged manufacturing, Hulo, the real Sencgam- bian In the wood-pile, und Jones, another bonds- nan, are atill anliting the air of treedom, But tne Governtnent bus’ its Argus-eyau detectives on their track, and soouer or liter they, 100, will be yanked up. Ayer fs nut a myth, as was at frat supposed, It is related of tlm that he ‘Was wont to calf himecif a rolative of the groat Massachusctts plll-maxer, and that when he did so hie Hed like w pirate, According to Kalph, he showed that fond, fvolish bundsman what purported to ben receipted bill for $1,100 worth of machinery, purchased for ihe purposa of starting up his match manufactory. Of course the receipt was a3 snide as an oretda watch, Hate ts said to havo been shipwrecked in'the Gulf of Afexico, and to have welled it considerably afterwarde in New Orleans, but it ds shrowdly surmised that he is sttll around town, havi Leen ssa Hees rwetphia elie ae month. dones is sald to “digging? ot Deattwood or Leadyille. e Waxter, the latest acquisition to tha number of those who arvin troubie, has bad an eventful career. Heo first prominently came to Jight in London, Cam Previuus to that he had been in businces ta everal placa. fo Canada, and the stores ju which he bad been interested wero mysteriously burned up,—probably struck Ughtutog,— MN of which led tu certain compli. callons between Mr, Baxter and the insurance companies, Aboutten years ago he made tis advent in Chicago, Préviutis to. the fire of 1871 he had an interest in a furniture manufactory on North Kinzlo street, Thin also burned down ina way calculated to excite thu suspicions of the Insurance companies Mut the fire was pot purely accidental, ‘The Jnsurance Ghrontele,then published In thiv'clty, futiuated, no doubt very wrouatully, that he was 9 professional incendiary, and “Jim? sted the paper im the United States Court for libel, puttiiyg the damn- ages austaiied to his reputation at the modest sutin of 820,1N0. "The matter was tinatly com= pratulsed, the Chrontele hvalinys the damaged character by the payment of a small amount nud backing water as to the original charges, Baxter subsequently joined the Hoard of Trade. Got inte somu sort of a row uver there, wos Cx- Pelled, and the case was garried to the Supreme Conrt, where be came out frst best.€Au smica- ble arrangement was made, however, snd “Him” vonelided to serait his suspension tinder the circumstances, and aay wo itore about I. Mince thet hy has been doing the “cent per cent” business, aid fa apparently tolerabl well beated today, when trouble again enyel- Opes hiin as with a garment. THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Llent. Detong Formally Sent Off with Good Wishes, Ayweches, and Mosolutlons by the San Francisco Chamber of Commorce= A titoh, “ Haw Franctaco, June 30.—A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held to-day for the purpose of elving the merchants of San Fran- cisco av opportunity to express thelr aamiration and sympathy tor the North Pole Expedition. ‘The atleudanco was Jaro, President Verkins called the meeting to order, anil announced the object of the assembly. He roferred to the pub- lle spirit displayed by Mr, Dennatt tn organizing, the oxpedition, which ha thought the Chamber should recognize by suitable resolutions. He closed with somo pleasant remarks concerning Lisut. Delong, commander of tho Jeannette, wha wns presunt, Gen. John F. Miller then read resolutions heartily approving the Arctic expedition, ax- pressings the desire of the Chamber to foster sclentific developments, reconizing with ad- miration the fect that the enterprise is esup- ported by the private munilcence of James Gordon Bonnett, and rejolcing thatit has re- ceived the official Indorsement of the Govern- ment, 60 that, as o national work, it will extend the geograpbieal survay and topographical knowledge of our northern boundary. Jn toe interest of commerce, navigation, aul national acriculture {tmay determine the laws of me- teorology. hydrograpby, astronomy, and grayl- tation; reveal ocean currents, develop new fisheries, discover junds and people hitherto un- known, and. by extending the world's knowl. edge of such fundamental principles of cartb- Hfe ns magnetism and electricity, and = yarious collateral .branches of atmospheric science, solyc the great problems important to our com- monbumanity, He tendered to Licut. Dalong,his staff, and crew, hearty cood wishes ‘for the safe return and entire success of the American Arctic expedition from the Pacific, Gen. Miller supported the resolutions ina brief specch. President Porkins then intro- duced Lieut, Detong. Lieut. Delong sald: 1 am touched by your kind words and cheering approval. Gen, Miller has truly said that this 1s the first purely polar expedition through Behring Strait, Wedo not know what perils we mary mect, but wa will endeavor to place the flag of our country on the most northerly ground of the world, aud will ptaco it on the Polo itself if possible. I thauk you for my- self, and in the name of the offcers and men who accompsny ime, for your kind words. Ip will be one of the pleasantest thoughts of our voyage tlint the expedition started trom San Francisco." ‘The remarks of Lieut. Delong wero erected with rounds of applause. ‘The resolutions were adopted unanimously, and. on motion, an en- grossed copy orderett sont to the Secretary of the Navy, to Licut. Delong, and to dames Gor- don Bennett. ‘The Chamber then adjourned. The Jeanette was to have sailed to-morrow, but her departure fs delayed. ‘The cauac is not fully understood, Licut. Delong belig reticent on that point. ‘The city journale contain local items to the effect that somo defect has been discovercd in the machinery of the Jeanctic; also that no orders have beon received from the Navy Department detailing o abip to convoy the Jeanette to the Behring Sea, with coal and pro- yistons to be transhipped to the yacht at that olnt. ‘Che United States stip Alaska has gone to Mare Istund, presumably to land her armament mul ship coal, atores, cte., with a view of acting as couvoy. PITTSBURG. A Divoreo Sensntlon—Ex-Robrt Gon, Slayton and Wie Wife the Parties Intoreated, Opeciat Dispatch to The Tribune, Pirrsnuus, Pa., June 30.—Tho sensational divorce-sult of Blayten ys. Slayten has assumed anew plasc. Readers of Tus Tuuxa will remember that, several months ago, Gen. J. 8, Slayten, of the Confederate army, und a defeat- ed Greenback candidate for Congress in the Morrisburg (Pa.) District, was skillfully induced to cama tothis city to mect his wife, from whom ho had Iately separated, and that, upon his arrival here, ho was served with the proper papers in the matter of the proceedings begun by his wife in our County Courts for o legal separation, The principal fround upon wich ‘the decree of divorce was osked was in cousequence of the General's alleged domoniac temper, which had frequently caused brutal traatment of his wife, whd further, os was alleged, that he bad, provi- ous to their union, been the husband of another woman, who was the mother of seven children bearlng the Genoral's patronymle, whom lie bad Dasely dezcrted at Atlanta, Ga, It will also be remombercd that Mrs, Slayton fs the sister of Mrs. Dr, Buckmyer, who recently founded a Tying-In_ hospital jn tho East-End, aud with wom Mra. 8, stopped, at the Centrat Hotel, while the divorce sult was belng instituted, Soon after that the Blaytens left tho city, and no more wos heard of the caso until an answer denving the cruelty, and alleging that his wifo was the creature of her sister, was filed by the husband in court, Mrs, Slayten visited the Mayor's office to-day, and Dad a long conference with the Chlet-ol- Police. Sho hai with her threa children, aged apparently about 3, 4, and G years. Mra, Slay- ten told the Chict that carly Sunday morning the General had arrlyed from Gettysburg with tho three juveniles just as they now appeared, lie had gons dircetly to the house whore sho hatl been atopping, and leftthe children on the doorsteps, rang the bell, and disapocarcd, Some time afterward he sent a uote to her with a measongor-boy inclosing $10, and saying: “1 will not Icave the childron with stranger! Where ho hail gone or was at this time she bad no idea. After telllny this to the Chief, and relating much of the old story of hor wrongs, she sald aho waa afrald the purpose of the General was {to leave the country to evade the decisi of the Court, which she bellayed © would grant the divorce, giving her the custody of the children, and requiring him to provide for their matn- tenance. She wanted to have him futercepted at the denot und arrested,. 4 Chief Pender deolimed to do auything without awarrant, and advised the lady to go und sco her lawyer and act according to hisadvico, At alater bour a warrant for the Goueral's arrest was placed in hands of a det&sive, but up to8 o'clock the ex-Brigadier had not been found, 1¢ fs boleved he has left the city, throwing the caro of three childron upon lis wife, who is in very poor circumstances, being dependent upon strangers for food aud shelter. Fall Price for Children, Portland Astoertiser, Acontleman wishing (o obtala bosrd for his wite and famlly {u the country, was directed to -@ neat-looking farmbouse kept by an old farmer and his wife. Abrief {ospection satisted niin that the place would suts him. ‘But now as to tering," ha sa(d. ‘+ Waal,” drawled the farmer, ‘you have slx children you way!” ‘Yes, sit.!? he old man retlected a few moments und then replied: as yoor I took children at half price. Do yau see them plar trees and berry bushes? Waal, this year [ will charge full price forthe {ooEe'uns, and throw {a your wife and yourself for noghin?,” ————___. Honorable Gray Hairs, Men live to be old by watching for the early symptoms of kiduey trouble, and taking the fam- ous Kidnoy-Wart fu season, ' By a0 doing they live tie atte Satan pct eae tw js, Bromo reeable action on the liver and bows id pi ites the blood. ————————————— Une Hop Bitters once, and you wil use no other Mediciue. Teer it THE CITY BUILDING. First Report of the Now Superintend- ing Architect. Ho Discovers a Lot of Stono Unfit for the Bullding. Very Slow. Progress Brick-Work. on the A for dass ogo tt was noted that the new Sn- perintendunt of Buildings had oxamined the new City-Hall, and = would eubmit his observattuns to the Mayor yesterday, simply sa matter of sclf-protection,— or, in other words, tl the Mayor might be made aware of the condition irmrhich he found the building in assuming charac of it. The report, if such It may be calted, came to light late in the afternoon, and was found where it has not heretotore bean the custom to place publie documents, and this after offica hours, Hut. bo this as it may, the document ts an- pended, arid stuco ft in the first official paper for some time on a aueation which has excited con- siderable attention, ani wince ft is also unique in its character, 1 may attract some attentiun, it 1s follows: Citicauo, Juno30.— The Ion. Carter 17, Harrison, Mavor of the City of Chteago—Sin: Upon entering on my duties o8 Superintending Architect. of the new City-Hall, I immediately proceeded to maken careful examination of the bellding and also of the matertal on the cronud tu be ved In tte conatre tion, anid have to report as follows: Itis to ba re- mretted that the brick-work han not been. kept up ae Near ag posribie with that of the wtoue. ‘The con+ fracture, however, have now get the south half, with all the Interlor walla, backed npto tha hight of the stonework, and next week they expnctto hare the stone Hacked upon the worth half, after which they promise fo be able to keep tip with the atone contractors, In regan) to the stone work already executed [ have had to ank the contractors to take down the worth pier of entrance from LaSalle atreel, and two iinpusts of windowson the sana front, which were hadly cracred, This thay agreed Jo do, and ty rebotid the rato with prone stones, On the ground | found worked and ready to be put into the building tisty principal stones, which — had to condemn’ In consequence of large pieces being indented into some of them, whilst others were KO completely covered with defecta xe to make them utterly unt for any building, much Jess for such a atractire an the Gatyetalte T hava written to the contractors an the subject, & copy of whieh letter 1s herewith inclosed, For the future guidance of the Snepector I bave instructed him to carefully examine all stones Prefentod. for delivery, and to roject at once any hat may be patched ar defaced to any great ex- tent, and in no instance to permit any stone to be pinged in the building ontil l have inapectad it, I have also instructed him to refusn to receive puke which aro not in accordance with the con- TACT. I have found that the brick and tone contractors havo done some extra work not included In the conteact, I have accordingly requested them to furniah me with a statement of the same, certifed by Mr. Cleveland that he bas ordered the work to be done, and as scon as I om able to examine these clamalwillreporttoyou, Auex Kingnany, : ‘Superintending Architect, The following fs the letter to the stons con- tractors roferred to: AMesars, Tomlinaon if: Reed—Gaxviemen: In ae. snming tiny duties sa Superintending Architect of thu new City-Hall, I decided to make o@ carotu) Aaurvey an possible of the building and the mate. tial on the ground neT found it, You wero kind enough when I pointed out tu you the cracke in the stone in the picr on La¥alleetrent, and in the imports of windows, to agree to tako the rame down and replace them, Ithentold yon that J had not yet bad thmo to goover and examina the mate- Hal delivered on tho ground to be put into the huilding. but thatas oon ag I did no T would let you kvow If there should be any ston which I, micht consider unit for that purpose. Thave now done so, and fonnd anumber unfit to go into the building, Ale. Jordan, the snperin- tondent, will point them out to son If } should not chance to bo on the building when you come there. Lfcel confident that when you took at them you will ace that it will be necessary for you to furnish others in their placa. Most of them are principal stoner, oud about thirty in number. Besides the: Uberuis a conmiderable namber which will need dressing and rubbing, allaf which I have marker Lam satisfied from the ssanmnce you yave mo of your great denire to do everything thatis right that you wil undenitand that tt ls in no captions apirit that J hare condemned these stones, but sie ply from a desire to have the epecifications acted up to, at least in the spirit, which fe all I oxpect. Talso raeieat if there ba any extra work already dono not in conformity) with your contract, and. ordered by Mr. Claveinhd, which has not been settled, that you wil! make ont a statement of tha same and have Mr. Cleveland certify to it as cor- rect, aa it fe much better to have these matters uns derstood now than at the end of the acason, + itis necessary that you protect the projections, for without the necessary protection they ora Ha- bie to bo broken aff, Yoara very truly, Avex Kinktaxn, Buperintending-Architect. The so-called report und correspondence tell their own story, but the misfortune fs that the report is not absolutely true, and. further, is far froin belng comprehensive. With reference ta the stone-work, {t is feared that the 8tuperintendent hos fallen {nto the bande of bad advisers, if any, for ha proposes to do away with the city's Inspector by falling to explain just what “ de- fects” in “the stone will ~ tt tolorated, and by further advising him not to gecept any material until be hos first Inspected it, oll of which may be all right, but fs certalnly not businessike. Io the matter of the brick-work, he has certainly been decelved when he states that un the south ond of the bullding {thas been ns for odvyanced os the stone-worl has been, and ho Js again de cclved when ho is ted to beliove Unat the brick- work generally will be up with the stone-worls inaweek, A roporter happened to be on the building just betore the report caine to his cye, amd he found thirteen brick- layers at work (on the south ena), ant that if they made no better progress than the were making {t would take them seyeral days tu reach the polut on the south or Washington strect front they are reported to have met already, and inthe words of the In- spector, until September “toso back up the olher walle" os to ndinft of the placing of the fron beams on the story iu question, which have been on the grounds for aune time, The fact ie, the Superintendent's report to the contrary not- withstanding, that the briele contractor is hold- ing back the work by havine less than half the men ewptoyed ho should bave. Lis explavation of this condition of affairs, however, is that hecanuot get the men at the price he is paying, and, furthermore, that he cannot get them even at Union prices unless he consents to discharze the men he has, which bs will not do, That he ts bolding back the work fa evidenced by the fact thot the ground around is ptled up with stone, and it is a Httle strange that this {act was not sct out,—an oversight, perhaps,—and that ia his tourof observation uud report the Buperin« tendent did not condemn brick as well as stone, —or at Ienst sot up some standard of excellence, —for it {a seldom that a worso Jot of brick fs al- Jowed to go jntu such a bullding. Aside from thle report there was anothor thing which cropped out in connection with the building during the day. It was that the Mayor had some days ago privately appointed the Committes of experts called for by the Council some weeks ago to eooperaty witht the Building Conimittes in favestigating charges whieh have been proferred with reference to the stone-work, ‘Tia experis consist of Gen. MeDowell, L, B. Dixon, 0. 1. Whee- lock, John Dunphy, and George Chambars, Way thelr names shoull baye been suppress: {a not kuown, but sinca they have not yet en- tered upon their dutics the pupile have lost very little. They will not co te work untll ue Mullding Committes has met and appointed a time, which, it 1s thought, will be some day thtg week, : Bretano's Aquatic Montaly and Sporting Garette. “Are you a good walker?" inquired the En- giish friend who drove me to the station from which 1 was to atart for Gad'a Hill, on my. first visit to Charles Dickens, “Pretty fair," I re- plicd,with that American confidence ‘in the abilfty to do anything which has made my coun- trymen famous. “All right," responded my frlond, with » quizzlcal glance at the thio-roled gallersaffectod by New Yorkers {n 1816,—n glanco which [ did not thoroughly appreciate until forty-vizht hours afterward in ny room at Gad's HIV place, when J endeavored to coax those very gaiters off from my swollen, burning, and paini- ful feot. During that interval I had met Charles Dickens, anc wo had tuken one of his walks toguther, Professional or Smatear, there nover was amore enthustastic pedestrian than He loyed walking for sta own sake; he practiced it for ite beneficial effectsupon bis health; he utilized it as @ means of observation; bo preferred it to avy other method of tocumo- tion; he found in it rest, recreation, and vallmit- ed ehjoyment, To ask you to walk with hin, in town or country, Was onr of the highest compliments which he, who paid so few compli- ments, could offer. Many are the happy hours, atong London streets and Rochester roads; thut memory now tenderly recalls; but these pleas- ures do not obliterate the recollection of the exqulalte pedestrian pains that followed my Ort walk with Dicke There was nothing, exeapt ty frlond’s tentative question at the station, Lo Prepare tue for the sacrillce, A basket curriuce was walting at Gad’g {itl Station to drive me to the Dickens mansion iu thme for dinner. Next day the host htmself drove me about Cobtam Park. It was not until the secoud morninz, when we had becomne butter acquainted, that he proposed that walk to Rochester, around atvchi- ester, through the marshes, to Gravesend, by Chalk Church, that scut me back ta Louden 1879-TWELVE PAGES. footsore from unaccustomed exercler, hut with head andMenrt, full of the genial and wise gor slpof the grent novelist. "Nat quite twenty miles out niet back," aad Dickens, ax wer ed Gad’s Hill Gate, “hut good watkinis f hours and a half, considering the count Consldering, tov, he might have added, the ston- pages for benrty laughter, the episodes of flow- ergathering and atar-climbing, the visits to roadside hostelries, old church-yards, and curious ruins; the talks with tramps, with children, and with inquisftive dogs; nud the merry accompan!- mentof ancelote, reminiscence and remark, that made eath infle a tniracle of delight to one who was, for the fleat time, alone with the Dickens a iis boyhood's adoration and his youthful resms. THE SUTRO TUNNEL. Its Complete Kuccess an a Drain for the Abandoned Mines, Sun, Nev., June 80.—To-night the monnt- aln-tops overlooking the Washoe silver region and the Carson Vallcy are ablaze with bonfires, and the echoes of canon and discharges of glant-powder are heard (n every direction. The event which {s being celebrated {8 the final com- pletion of the gSutro tunnel for the reception of the water from the Comstock Mines. After ten years of ceaseless labor day and night, and the expenditure of 26,000,000, ihe powerful engine of the combination shaft of the Hale & Norcross ond Savage Minca were atarted up this morning at —pre- cleely 6 o'clock, discharging their water {nto the Sutro tunnel, at the mouth of which ft mado {ts apocaranceinonehourand twenty min- lites, showing a temperature at first uf 101 de- ereee, which gradually increased to. 118 degrecs. Incight ours the water to the lony-drowned out mines was lowered 100 feet, Kverythlug worked to a charm. ‘Ihe wooden bores, con- structed of three-inch tongue and grooved Slerra Nevada pine, did not show a leak, and not even & particle of steam escaped fruta them, so Uiat the tunnel alter the hot water was turned In showed barely sn increase of temperature, ‘The water from the Slerra Nevada, Union, Ophir, the Bo- nanza imines, Best & Belcher, and Gould & Curry will not be turned fn for a couple of weeks, anil after all finds tts way into the tunnel tt fs ex- pected that one of the double line of boxes at fave amyple capacity to carry olf all the water. Asan engineering work the success surpasses ali expectatiuna, ani while the people are re- jolcing, this mnuat. ba cunsidered the proudest day in the Ife of Adolph Butro. —————— SACRED MUSIC, Minwavugee, June 30.—The annual Conven- tlon of the St. Cecilian Association opened here toulay under favorable auspices. Forty mem- bers of the choir of St. Joseph's Church, of Detroit, Mich., twenty-three from the Cathedral chotr of Chicago, eighteen from St. George's enolr of Kenosha, ani nincty singers from instl- tutes ot St. Francis arrived today, This even- ing a grand concert was given in St. Jobn's Cathedral, ‘I'he programme embraced elghteen numbers of sacred music, after which Bistiop Krautbauer, of Green Bay, in the naoine of Arch- bishop Hennl, delivered an address, v —_———————- Fille off your corns with the '*.Jepnnere Corn- Filo."" It will surely cure and end pain, da centa. SERE Sag MANCH QrEICES. TX onbEt To a CCOMMODATE OUTe NUMENOUS thranghout the city, we here established patrons zi Brauch OMmces in the aliterent Divisiow, ax designated vote wi te taten for the sama, pri Jain Office, and wil be received until Mo'clock p. in. duriog the week, and until 9p, m. on Saturdays: wt. & 1%, SIMMS, Booksellers avd Statloners, 123 Delow, where advertio Aacharged at the 8 ‘ALDEN, Newedenler, Stattoner, etc., 1000 indian: ar Western-3¥. ROBERT THRUMSTON, Weayside News Depot, 1 Blue tsland-av., corner of Malnted Jewele: H.C, Hen ewadenler, aad Fancy a jacoln. Printing and. Advertising une Hepat 4a East Divisten~ Gita BE, ‘In tha column, three tines or lean, 25 cents per ine sertion, Each additional line, 10 cents, ERSONAL=MILWAUKEE: WILL BE AT OLD Pearce heeded ed Weaneeany at is arme wicwe come. Aut going away.’ AV. ERGON AL — WALK. MATCH TURDAY Pitan -Mouae grr tress hisck turben, wi #he Meet fornier acquaintance? Address T 19, ‘Tribune. ERSONAL—A YOUNG GENT WOULD LIKE TO forin the intimate acquaintance of saice young jady, | Muet ho govd looking, intelligent, and pleasant. Address T 11, Tritune office WITH BM. MALT. CAPITAL business, paying targe profits. Latatle-st, PROWEALE-A CORNER GROCERY, winch Fe “AS ENERGETIC MA tocontreal a safe Call ou CONEAD, at ind the pat cight years haa done a good paying bi nets. To e nsuper party extra inducements, will given to make the purchase, The store {s clean, har good yard, with barn and wagon-shed coniplete, A Wwell-paving lquor trade can be done in the nelgnbor- hood, For paruicnlare tnquireof P. i, HEFFRON, 6 ‘OF Diy Goons, GROCE- eo, th Bhelbyeilieg Mit good ‘and Good county. Good rearon pine shout $10,0K, Address Lock+Tox byvulle, M1. S PORSALE—nOOTS AND SilOnS, STOCK AND FIX. tures, together or separate, of store No. 44 We: Htandoiph-at. : invoice can he scen at mores on account of pavere sickness of owner a larva discount given from Nd, Apply aa abore, FOR SALR—STOGK thea, hataand cape, location. good town, tor sellin Po AVE. ONE OF THE FI LIOnT business for nly oF gent tn the cles: email eapital requir ner weeks reasons for sellin even rmuatiers to atteud to. Gs We COUPE, 103 uth FLOR SALE—N FINST-GLARS MEAT MAIKRT ON ‘West Madison-st. Is chatce for right party: good Jeaving city. Apply t est Madieon-eh, SULENT PARTNER. A GRNTLE: dy willing to take a legitimate business risk on the trustworthiness of a young man engaged (n azafe ani unusually profitable business, will reniize a large soarly Income without xlving services by the in: Veattient of from $1.00) to €3,000, gradually as ro- quired: nimple ttine for Investigation; roferences, Ad+ rosa T 23, Trius oltice ¥ ZORSES AND CARRIAGES, __ LANGE VARIETY OF FIRST-CLASS SECOND. hand vehicles, co: jslog fine nearly now. Dar, top wagon 5! rs ‘Ings. several elliptic low bugwier, several lug business Iugeles, our own manufacture, ceeding wagons. rockaway, Coan & Ten Hroeke qark phacton, that wilt be wld at fg extremely low price and many others. Goo iin tobuy Sneape PENNOYEL & CO,, 390 w t00 Wa- ashen! A TRARGAIN-WILL SELL TO! arately, {wo carriages, Landa f No. 1 condition, four Norses and harness, aod snail mock of undertaker's goods; cau rent store, Uvini roots, and hiarn for $21 per montl. if auafravle. Owner hat been nbilged toga East to attend to other business, Rs. CULE at store wis Archer-ay., oF at re. UIT REAG ESTATE: | WANTED-MALE HELP. In the umn, three tin sete, 25 cents per tne In td column, threa tines ov ters, 23 cents pet ine weertion, Bach additional tt Weents,, sertion. Hash atditional line, 19 cents, FOR RALR—MXIN ON MICHIOAN-AV.. WRET fecpe FPorront tear rent ninthy Aieoa tote sublectte | gry yy stoOKMecDeEne Dlerkns dine sional pen! vie, ante oe AN Se bales : Ing AtA o'clock at 124 Fn“Pty KoGM 7. ro aa PE, ARTRD--COMPRTENT MUL CLERK FOR A ty id and, sthiriheate,, 5) end Toatanmeenmniey geeandang duisirtnuitatt | WW ite mocks saurton alk, eouates ands ood SACOM WELly AT Dewrborn-st, Re Ae Ae ea onan oeeel: : yor BAL = ‘Trnaes. ¢ try a rest aven Ge PULEy-UnTd ae ean hf oy f cant Inguiteat SAGOW Welty a7 Wenrborient, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. Fo SALE—VALUARLE REAT, PRTATHR AT A a rf YW tlon, Thursday, J 187TH, At halt-past 30 orth doer af ine Ghainber of Comane aon Strode west of tha Milwaukee & #1 hy antes 8 rye, ‘The terms one-third rash, and halance (9 gne and two years, Interest @ per renty and a deport of 40 ber cent af amount bid will be required ab time of ante. The tof title fe how atthe offve of Paria Will: South Clark-st.. oom 11, and ean ho exam her Wefare or after the tale'by angone WiAhION Ne hy DMN AW. ISU DUN AY. BULKE, Trustee, Aleaandris, Ge 1.0 RENTON WANABH-AYV.. L shatte o X with al front and octagnn-frunt in rear, cheny to 9g each of the houses bas a aide entrance tuin Inquire of JACON WALL, A7 Dearborn-at Te RENT—ON CALUMKT-AV.—A HANDSOME, furnished house with all the modern Improvement Yocation heat in read T 2, Tribune otties, ne ee OS sn West Side. T°, RENT—$20 PER MONTI-—FINR TWO-STORY A ind Wasement brick dwelling-naie, 1929 at. Inquire of W. GRAY NKOWN, 1008 West rensat. e Van Subardane (TO RENT—AT KEN WOOD—FORSIRNED HOUSE [Orne the acnanein's Toone, deurscle netghborhood, Adderes'T 1, Teliuine office, e (PO UMRNT-DESIUARLE FLATS OF FOUR AND ve ruome, auftatie for emalt families, tn dard Hutidiog, Thirt-ay., between Jackson and Van= Pureo-us. ALFRED W. BANBUSIB, 7 Unton Sulld- ~Tgonth Siac. NT — PLEAMANT FURN! ‘Ale Wabns rivate faitiy. ahaa ENO: LY=8ia0 Pit et rooms over.| ; West Slae, | 87 PER MONTH—FIVE LAKOR, FINE at 50% Western-ar. 1" pera Aettvantaties TP RRNT—A NO, 1 URUCRRRY RTAND NO. 7 Kast Mouroe-st., neat Clark; or will be rented acy other kintut buetuess. Apoly on the prenilses o WP, WEAVER, Gatdifer louse. | Misacellaneoun. (PO pRENT THK, GODEN | House, | CORNET ‘Washington snd Franklin-nts,, and s quantity of beddims, "linen, pated table ware, carpets, cutlery, ete,, etc, tor saic, The houre contain 56 questa’ roarnr, good dining-rootn, bar, etc. For full particu fara eopiy to ALFRED W. BANSUMI, 7° Union utldinee, f F conan CANE ED EO RENE: cos FASTRD-TO RENT—A SMALL STORE FROM 1s to 20 fect square, 10 any Live bustorss locality fu Chicago, of would hire partat aatore; business, ‘small wares, Mant must be low and not excced $20 per Months rent weekiy in advance. Address SMALL WARES, Tradery’ Hot ‘O RENT—5 Olt a UNFURNISHED Tooms for light iuileekeeping for man and wifes referenecs exchenged. Address T, Tribune uflce, NTED-TO RENT—A FURNIENED COTTAGE y ariat ot about ex rooms. Address T 10, Tritt une ofiee. ANTED-TO RES A PRIVATE FAMILY only (South Bide greferredi, 2ur 3 rooms, fur- nlshed, for sizht housckeeping for Bentlewaa and wife: beat of reference. Address ‘f'7, Tribune oft want OT A BMALL COMPO! ‘able houre, etx or efght roame; North Side pre- ferred, not over half miln from flyer; good tenant. AGreve E Mt, Tribune oMi West Side 390 NEST WASTINGTON-AT.—KAKT FRONT cove room, first or second foor, liandsomely Superior table. furnished. North Blac. 7 NORTH CLANK-8T., FOURTH poor Frose tho bridge—Firateciaes board $4 to $y por week, with we of piano” Day been Se ete ‘8T., FEW DOOKE WEAT OF WELLS. me. of geatletnen can find good room and bos: Addresa Td, Tribuue office. Eotem. 270 STATE-ST.—FURRISUED 4.50 {0881 day boand, 83.50; ‘82 to #3 5 week, ROWN'S HOTEL, rooms, with board, Toms without board, $2 (o #3 a we ILARENCE HOUSE, CURNTIE STATE AND HAR+ OER nia, A blncks soutt ut Palmer House—Boued aad room per day. $1.{0 to 82.00; per week, from $6 to $10; alvo, furniaied rooms rented without board FENgh ise HOVER, 3b “4 Single rooms and boas ‘Translents, $1 day, et it tick . P]QTEL MRUNEWICK—W ATASIL-AY. CORNER grestat. Tix popiier hutel tins heen reir nlehed throughout, and ts now open for the reception of oats. “The table at Hotel Rrucawick will be xept nt fe ustial high standard. Pricox reduced to suit the times, Now 14 the time to locate at roduced rates. J. H. NASON, Proprietor, INDSOR HOUSE, 178 BTATE-8T.. RIGHT OFF W iibite Patmer House~itoon sou board 81-20 per days $5 to B7 per week. Country. UMMER, RESORT—LADINS AND ORSTLEMEN, Se oE yenticruen and thelr feuntties deairiog to epend the 4th, or a few days or weeks on the banks of the re- ed nnd beautifal Fox Lake, J Brranke for the same at very Tod! Pure water, Inineral springs, good. 0 Siusemienla and ine comforts 9 home, combine Oveities of © cain life, enjoyed Address or. ‘apply tw COL. Us LBPINCOTT. 77 Ea itapdolph-st. Chicago. e County, T.. can xpenae, where ng, and obher eh it HOARD WANTED. OARD—NORTH GF 0, for a penticman and two little ‘iris. ‘wor aa teed WILLIAMSON, 113 Madison-st., between ‘aad 1. é SUNANCIAL. DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS. WATCIIES, ete., at one-half brokers’ rat D. LAUNDEIL Rooms and 6, 120 Mandolph-at. Eestabitshed ius, HY SUM LOANED ON FORSITURE machinery,ete.. without removal, and otfier son collateral: Ww. ING, 9 tM jadinon-st., Hoom oO, CHE ID FOR OLD tol 3 SL i] eee een eS SANE aed Ten a ry Seas sme eS MUTE ae ON PURNITUMK, WITHOUT Re. LOANS HADES and other guod securitics, 10 sutne e162 Dearorncet.. loumte 37 aud 1, UNEY TO LOAN ON PUUMITURE, WITHOUT Femoral, aad, ood collaicrals, nt low rates, No ity, W.N. Aly ‘Room '4. eyes pul 5 LEY, 152 earborn-st.. yor. SALE-A6VRAI OLD BUACK MARR, KIND N ONEY TO LOAN—IN ANY AUUM Flas! 81,000 ind sound tn every way, and phacton top burgy. upon farms and business property tn Jilinolas fo- hess; BI40 cath takes the ig if sold befure | ierest A per ents no commiasluus chargeds loan to fay, Call at 113 Sath Lincoln, any amount on Chicago property. It. PHINDIVILLE, POE SALESPAMILY” ROCK WAY CAIRIAGE, MISS ena ese Very easy, lolita four persons, wood ros’, make, ONRY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON FO New York: can be used with ong Or two horses: cost $1,000; willsell cheap, Address T 3, Tribune office. ANO, 1 BUSINESS HORSE, Lous rt RALK—ONE COND-HAND CLARENCE coach, orwillexchange. “Ob Medioneat, WARTROCSECOND-HAND, STANDARI WORK Id be. itis worn huggy pliaston, would not object $f It ‘changed to two scalar Address FRED Mx WOODS, Nowner'a Grove, | TEN—}00 HEAD OF CAVALRY viclock each way Monday ‘and mnby'e age stabire, 13:3 Michi LOST. AND FOUND. ROUND—A HORSE, WICH THE OWNER CAN hava ly proving property and paying charges. AD: TUNE, Flinwood (laa¢-houses, Twenty tliree infiea from city Hmtts, HORSER TO Tuesday at a yt Y AF. t nO" La irate with wales trndies } Netarn to 116 and celvo reward Toor punns 4 thin an ked Laura K, brown, 118 Frankltn-at., up-staire, aod ro- raiahten on bi kod Kate Crawford. Lt ree Sane WIN be bald it returned fa de AT CRAWROND, 210 South Water-st, eee eee ee Taal nck ana aa Nes 388 Verno! rand tan s svera to (hone Gig.” “Liberal reward for ‘ite return eturn, O8T- JUNK 30 ADY'R GOLD WATCH AND chain elther on the Northwoatern Raltroad coming from Norwood Park, the "bua runuiog from the North: a or on State-st. berween Wease return to F. W. Dee loom 6. appatin WANE OPE OLOT: Re scnctank UL Casit PAID ¥OR LADIES AND GENTLE: then's cast-off clothlog, carpets. and bedding. Call or addreee #. MEMECIKL, stu State-at, ABH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING AT I. C OULD AMS, ‘804 Gtate-at ‘Order yaa protapaly attendedto, : were STORAGE Stee GR FORK FURNITUL! KRCHANDISE, MERCH bugutes, ete, cheapest aud Uest tn city: advances sl Tove bar sundon de Cea the PARITY nn We Blonres _AGENTS WANTED. ED-TU SELL TKA, COFFEE, ny bower to families: youds guaranteed; TRUPLie TEACO,, Hox soois-bt. Lola GENTS Ww. A eautuak Hi ourht free. JjOR BALES 000" FRET DIMENHION STONE, 10 $ ais, Pe “sNSERTON, Conirector, at ew use, | ___ . .LOUSEHOLD Goops, N FURNITURE CO, S03 WEST MADI- ll ol) kinds of houschold coods on myath- i. Low trices, Kasay wre, Tui RN don N ture, ic. Without val, an PRL ag Me MouEx LOANED ON FARM AND CITY ‘erty; farm mortgages for aale. J. M. O1 Room 38, {7 € TOP> VE, on TO EXCHANGE, el NOKR—LOT 4021/0 ON THE SOUTHWEST camactiae Butterfield and Thirty-elghth-ace.; also valuable patent for an improved farm on the line of the Chicago, Mock Tatand. Pacifo Itatirosd, Address Loc! fox 23, Mo. ANT BET PK. Trento YXO, KXCITAN: To cenine ettany! rk), for borse, wogon, and harness; must bea Ane turpout, hursa good tray= olor. Address F & ¥, ‘Tribune office, (PO RXCHANGE—TWO GOOD IMPROVED FAME, Tati soc ot moda, sAudreas with ful pariculery, A.J, MILLE, Milford, 1, Fo COUNTRY ATOCK OF chandies, or farm—A now 13-rooin aa seer ity no Incambrances - TE Res ne 4 Aaireat'D, cata BYES, \UTON a CO. ius Waahe lugton-at., Chicago, 11. eee ~ MISCELLANEOUS, TI ies Foun ANY PARTIES FROM 181 1D fe after thiadate, nal shall pay no binsot her sonvencting, June 9) Ins AJL SMERICTT. STANTED-—FIVE CANPENTR| ‘ a what com Lasalle sort tact a WAM Eb—two God CORNICE FX Gress or eatin N LOUIS &CO., Pearia, i” WASTED-AT OL80N'« LAUNDRY, 3a A eth tate tamantoran engine and wi WAtne DEN DA FIRST-CLASA BLACKSMITH AT Rureka Carriage Works; no others need Bp MAK! AW st Hanoi, Wan OOD PAINTER ON TWH third-st., between Indiana and Cottage Ur a Employment Agencics. WANTED SIO HATLNOAD LANORENS VOR TIE, N.W, Itallrosd tn Minnesota and fowa, 50 for 1 alto 80 men for elty work and farms, x Boath Water-at, RLUMGER YARM: per day: 10 Rwedes TO bonta Canaleat, 8 FO 1,50 Lo St. 7% ANGBLL & CO. Miscellaneens. ANTRD—AT MINONK, ILL. FIFTY EXPER. ” slenced coal-miners, "No sirike or trouble of work guaran any tod full Cait a8 MINER T.. AMES CO,'S, cago, ; ED: TLE! i) LADY CANVABB- Une of new needie-caara, needles, oll- cloth aprons, clromon. olf patotinns, etc, $7 tu $13 & flay talielng inade, Catalogon free, C. M. LINING: > « nt ss Pear Jackson-e. chleago, CN a FRW FIRST-CLARS SOLICITORS, W He wages will pati ood men; none But en of inte ct, & nese experience ne ppig.. Call atter ‘gesur Hoom 8, 103 DearDornesice i ment, Portisad eRe Pt ANTED-A MAN FOR GENERAL Work TO @osanort dinance into the eonotry: mast w Atha careuf cows, horses, a kitehew garde: jauent place for the right hiss, Apply on TH ar or Wedneniay, from 2to 3p. e Hoom 13 Mel odist Chorett Bioe k, with reteren Re KR BINGLE MAN TO Tin; mast be a good milker. Ieadie sts to Be RO GGDEN. WASTRD-AN EntaNn fioys SALA V “mouth, W. K. KERIL Lake and LaSallo-mte, W AntEn—A riks A chenp meat market in thaeity to the signe mi 38 Dive daland-ey, A MAN TO TAR CARROP NORSER; CERo ERT ‘Apply at LIT+ ark- as. pene ror Rulin Ch 85 KTALLEMAN, FOR ‘Will pay the highest ea ADRIVAL TH "Adagae Be VV ANTRD—A SMAUT, ENERGETIC SALERMANt fut aot be afraid of work, aid come well recom mended: perinanent situation fora good man. From Je We FIBIOE, 258 Weet YANTED-1 SHOULD LIRE TO MERT ONE OL ‘two traveling men: Will Rive them ano} nity ands tog pm. fo make some niuney: trex traveling for Fur aypicuttural implements prekerred, Ce ie OMOIN & ns CO. 38 Bout WaAntan- TS TO L_**NAVING” EX: planatory Stock Doctor,’ ‘The most valuadia book for ners and stovk-ralsety ever publisbed. Ad> dress or callon G. W, BURLAND CO,, 103 Btale-at., Chicago, Node _ WANTED- FEMALE HELP. Demestics. Ww ANTED~A woop area QsRMAN OR Bwede fil. i4urtS years ald, to Hake herself jwencally useful. Call Mondsy spornlaeay ‘Wabast- a hg SS WWASIEDTA STRONG GERMAN GIRL TO DO AY “general housework at 478 Fulton tt. WASTED GEUNAN Olt BEDE GINE. Foo Reneral housework: small private family; recor encea required. 350 Bast Chica t WAS Ku- A GIRL FUR GENERAL HOUSEWORK inyarunil faintly must understand washings Ger- rred. 10 Twanty-elet * Pasty -oikt FOR GENERAL HOUERWORK: Tust be aguud vouk, washer, aud ironer on nthe family; l’rotestant preferred. 1224 Stel OR, WABI, AND IRON’ ios girl to do accond LV ANTED — IMMBDLATELY—A GERMAN on ‘Norwegian kirk ta do general housework for @ family of fours waxes, 83 per week, Call at 244 Camip- ellear, . WaAntr mm US WO! NA famliyt waxen, $3.00 Week. 14 East Jackson- at., frat duur, two doors cast of Clark, opposite.new: Post-omce. Wapren: GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WAIT, AND ) “iron; refrrences required. 483 Weat Lako-at, WASTED—AT Go WABABI-AN,, ERICA, girlie: one to cook, Wash, and fron, and une for sccand ‘works must be thoronghly competent; girls for nk-roo WANTED-000K AT TRADRIS” TOTRE, "70 Tandulph-at., thls marning; come prepared to goto work. VV ANTED FinST-CLABE DINING-HOOM GIRLS the Atiantte tote! ‘Buren and she runAns z. ‘A GIRL TO DO GENERAL NOUSE- Waa ratisditrots ae te bed Nurees, . WASTROSA NOMSR-GUIL IN A SMALL FALMI- ly;a German preferred. Appiy at 9s: Inuian Launaressese ing. NTED-AT THE LACLEDE LAUNDRY, 56 Avvest Recdolph-et., one logy cloihes troaor and nsh-WORIRD. RG AND IRONFRs GOOD te pte and willing, Apply at Fash= 00 Fmployment Agencics. 7 ANTED- GERNAN GIRLS TO COOK in private families: also Tor general housework, Apply at MRS. SVENCEICS, 30 Cottage Grav Miscellaneous. iia WANTRDSOIEL, FO WittTiNG AND. T Aint wore in factory. “Apply av 14) south Water t.. corner Clack, 1Rooltt 3. YWARTEDOA LA "Ying tier own machin BITU. Book: eatin UATION WANTED—HKY A MIDDLE-AGR! 1A eis or banking honees having been em-~ ployedins banking-houee, South fur over sixteen yea Gan produce the beat of reference from the bank. Would be willing to take charge of a country siore. Alo, a situation for his daughter an seametreas or ov cranes 8 ‘ Teapoctable private family. Apply at 318 calumes-ay. SITHATION WAN Te years, with th pooltion of reaponalbillty. drew P77, Tribune ofte Si ruarto: FANTED—AS BOOKKEEPER Of FT- ‘nancial manager of sume large wholesale or menu- Fes GNU Ceca oP rte! jor and cs give the Aidtes Xin Tribune omee. es ATION WANTRD—AY AN EXPERIENCED rudigiana as bookkocpery cariler or collectors best of references ma to obaracter and ability, To, Trivune oftce, es GiTUaTION WANTRO-OT a YOUNG MAN Wild hos had many years’ expertonce os clerk or writer fn an oMce: basagmy knowledge of law, and cau givé Rood references, Addreea T 4, rrivun ¥ TIPE: WRITER: ONR HAV Ibe ta tribune amhees D—A DANK CASHIER: Wot references, would ke @ ‘Would travelasageat. Ad> TTUATION WANTED—NY A YOUNG MAN TO SITU ivan omen or lamiitog toga’ simost ange thing, Address Hox 664, Kvauston, It. Wiscollancouse ITUATION WANTED-1IN ANY HESPECTADLE fmplormens by a married man of a1, of goad acady hal meinber in good standing of ley Eel duvem MASON tribune nillees _SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, Domenticae x —Y TWO GERMAN GIRLS STU dopeceral haurowork in ayrivaco family; Cal at 80 GITUATION WANTED-DY A” WKePROTATLR SrA ON todd ccnsrel housework in wamall pte ‘olf wanteds Please call ss or oun : Wan siiurau-et, Bild ‘vate familly; good refere! sudres 309 Coitage Gror ITUATION WANTE todo general housework cellent worker, 51, East BALKAM'S oftice,_ No. PROTESTANT GInt, {io private facnlly. 36 ITUATION TKD: q ShioAtcond work aad sawing Cottare iruve-ay, os Ss N WANTED—DY A GU RL CAPA bie uf doing general housework or cooking, wasn- ing and {roulug where second girl fe kept, ur couktug 1p private boarding bouse. 14h5 Wentworth-ay. Nurses. ON WANTED—AS INFANTS OR DABY'S Sear avn tan twa years experiouca.” Call at 336 Bouth Ciiasou-st, for threo dave, 8, Agency solicits consign- mente & correspondence from Merchants, lirokers, Sorts, Advances mad -ptionable references, UIRT 1oMR FO! Meus indoctor’ ‘vate, Female compiainteh specialty. Box 303, Chl UIET NOME FOR LADIES HUIING CONFI Uincht; best of carey nrufawlouais in, attendance. 245 Bouth Sangamon-st., corner Harrivon, : ‘ONTREAL, GAN, alte P RTNER WANTRD—AN AC re (ursised. ovary onpuruaniey fara ful tory investigation. eah?on Or address =) at Jeffleron-st. PUOFESSIONAL: UI ST.. CHICAGO—CONSUL: De sRY eevee or Te by tottus on enronts Male and female discascs. Cures warranted. Finest Mustrated bouk extant; 538 pases, beautifully bounds Prescriptivas for sil discascs. Price, $1, postpaid. OPFION FUBNETUHE. Ol SALE—FINE BLACK WALNUT OFFICK ¥ fap. Gost SAND, WIE sul fur $b0, Fett Oe ibn PER RA Pe en rs hp ad ere eee FE-BOARD OF TRADE TICKRT. DUKS Pe Pet au: Miarcas Bite ‘NOLDS, 68 Park-av. Evmapioyment Agencics, IONS WANTKD-FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUUATLOHE ee aes aE A OF German feria nipplied 6G, DUBKE'S office, 100 Milwauked-ay. SITUATIONS WANTED—von SoM OF TIS b to the city. best cooks, second girls, or house Rtrl Apply wo ite WHITPAKEN, a40 North Mixcelinucons. ace ITUATION WANTED—HY A NOKWEQTA! ¢ re and do MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS. ‘OCK OF THK voPULAN A LANGE STOCK ct ne Himenta ca qoagiten wishing to buy on inetallmentecs lark-at, te Bis . Bs Gyawkar waRgains. GREAT NARGA! G BECOND-HAND ELAN CABIH Olt MONTHLY pag NTR. 3 BECONIIAND PLANOS. CASH ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS: | Corner State and Auams-ste, 5 oa, NEW VERGE 'aduaite viaxo} ; ‘ WY (ORGANS, ‘To rat or for saloon tustal netite, "KIMBALL Coruer ptate and Adaay: 5 FOR AN ELEGANT CTAVE PIANO, - red | pontine and top moldingst, BUDO args eh aaveeaa PARE ‘713 Biato-st. Sole RALRA GOOD MUZZLE-LOADING BILOT- PRN Rete? 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