Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1879, Page 3

A FLANK MOVE. That's What Jndgo Bangs Played on the ‘Match-Bond " Heroes, {ttle Information, Bringing {he Gang Mefore Judge Blodgett. Who Fixed Theix Bail at Five Thousand Dollars Ench. The Governmont turned the tablea on the match-bond fellows yesterday moralng, and the promised developments of a sensational order failed to pan out according to programme. By the simple and easy process known os filing an information the caso was transferred from Com- antasioner Hoyuc's legal rolling-milll to the Judi elat workshop up-stairs, without the usual evolving passage by way of preliminary exam- inatlon before the Commissioner, and the later Inquisition before a Federal Grand Jury, The result was that the Government succeeded In keoping the polnts to itself. In other words, outsct, and thus cruclly neglected to civo the alleged consptrators a beautiful opportunity to cook up evidence that would have for {ts ob- dect the working out of a glorious vindication. ‘Tho Interferonce with the usual programme was @ surprise to all concerned, except, of course, tho Goverpment; and the various defendants and their tegal backers haven't gotten over the ‘Tho cage was to havo been calted before Com- misstoncer Hoyno at 10 o'clock. Baxter, the ker who gold the stamps, tras on band with Although his fono- ‘o his own story, is as clear os legal helpers in his wake— 8. Tuthill, and David him through, he hind threo Leonard Swett, anturnine-looking -bond, chewed the stun of on ex- 1 and poured into the capacious car of the Hale with tho white bat and the goggles hts tender tale of innocence and bls indignant outburat at the indlenity heaped upon him tn tn Into n common jail, je alr of freedon tu a Hinited extent. That Is to soy, they sat bebind the rall- fog In the Marshal's office, the formeratone, and the latter accompanied b; eddedly falr-lookt it alles n huge Perkins preathed th his wife and his de- If he regarded ke, they evidently did not, Thelr presence was oyidence of a wifely and ic yealed how keenly they felt the hummilfatin, sition to which the man of the family ha: Ralph and his wife were there, and took things coolly cnough. The only missing ones were Hale, the putative originator of the schame, and Ayer, tho wealthy capitalist who was golny to ‘_ MANUPAGTORH FRICTION MATCHES before he got the stamps, but who, after obtain- ht (t wiser and better to acll ld pentleman in Diack, who bas manifested a deep and not wholly unexplainablo fotorest in the caso and its outcroppings, gave ‘vent to the opinion that ft was ‘ta bi that old Hooker wasn't jn for it, too,'? But Hooker came not. but as yet it would soem to ba the doctrine that he who advises its spproval docs eo with absolute impunity. Hooker was miss- rought them. with their children, Jog ther, thou; It may be wrong Ing. In the meantime there was general wonder- mont that the case was not calted. There was even erenter surprise when John Btillwall pulled * outa paper on Baxter, who was in the hall, in- a raced ize before sae Commilestoner were off, formally rearrested bim, und requested him to take his Place behind the railing in the Marshal's office, where the rest wero corraled. formed him that the A moment Inter on receiving the lanation that an information had been filed and that the proccedl: before the Commissioner were stan end, pounced this unwarrantable jnterterence with thelr cliont’s vindication as an otrace. and reanrked that words were ral gladiators, ecolng that thera hastened to their send for somebody to go his batt, and repaired to Judge Bloduott's room to sco what the bond had been fixed. at, and to make ati application for a release on ball, They found, to. thelr disust, that the omount had heen fixed ot $5 ‘the fact that the Court was listening too Syra- prevonted their applying at Under the cireumstances, however, they waited for a convonient opportu- nity to get i a word edgewlse without disturb- ing the flow of the Syracuse gentleman's elo- some time, however, for iy Syracusan was apparently wound up for all dar on the relative merits and demerits ‘ot a couple of lamps, to which he was calling* the In the meantime, the coun- sel for the other defendants put in thelr appear- unces, J]. 8; Monroe coming to the front os Bloan’s legal frientt, one Ubon as counsel for the Ralphe, and P,Q. Bull as tho representative of the virtuous hut absent Morton F, tinle, As it was impossible to get the carol the Court at thie stage of the proceedings in the lamp case, the syuall army of Jowyers sct upon that infor- mation and read ft with a running commentary on the author, which the latter, fortunately for hls peace of mind, didn’t hear. When they had cone with the obnoxious paper, the reporter at down to it and derived from {ts words make-up some {dea of what it all meant. t forth, in brief, thot, Phineas Ayer, Matilda Ralph, William J. Ralph, Whimey, Robert Jones, Charles Hule, James Baxter, and Weury Blong, on the 3d day of December, 1878, untaw- fully conspired togather anid with divers others. to Mr. Bangs unknown, fraudulently to obtain from the Commf{ssiouerof internal Revouuo £25,400 worth of match-stamps; that to effect ie fore Judge Blodgott, amniicd sweet), ywasno other way out of it, cilunt, bade him Nothing but usa patent Ia once for a reduction. Court's attention, TNE ONJECT OF TUR CONSPIRACY, ‘ Aver, falsely and fraudulently pratending that become manufacturer of fraudulently made und delivered, as and caused to be made and delivered by the Ralpbs, Whitney, Joucs, and Perkins, as surctics, to the Commissioner, a certatn bontt to eccure payment for Ayer did uot intend to he intended to in the sum of §80,000 stamps, whercas ® manufacturer of matches, and whereas the bond wos nota good and suficient bond, but was then aud there fraudulent and worth- Jean, ns Ayer well knew, and whereas the prin- cipal and suretics wero every ous of them then and there pecunlurily worthless and Jnsolvent, The information also charged Ayer, the Ralphe, Whitney, Jones, and Perkins with unlawhaly and fraudulently exo- d signing the bond, which was duly nd fully act forth Htcratim ot verbatim, ‘Tho information then went on to soy that Hole, Bax- 1878, unlawfully as Ayer well k execution of this bond, which waa falsely aud fraudulently signed, in that Ayer did not Intend to hecome a: manufacturer, #6 tho others well and‘ in that Ayer und the rest falsely ended, and gave out that tho and that the Jarge ani ample represented, prety bond was good and suiflicieut, Buretics were persuns of means and property, whereas in truth and tn foct the bond was not good and suftictent, and the sureties were not persons of Iurge or amplo Means or proper.y “but were respectively then and there pecuntarily worthless,’ as they all pew, * Attached to the information was the affidavit of Kvyenuo Acont James L, ‘Trumbull, setting forth tho same charges In much the sano * Selzing a favorable opportunity when the By san stopped for breath and a fresh Ininp, Bangs entled in, ocquainting the Court with the fact that some of the parties mentioned fu the tutormation were ready to give bull. Baxter and Sloan were preseat In person, iy Mry Swett endeavored toset fort the suportor article of virtue posscased by his clicut, against whom there was one charge, viz.: that some of theses stamps were put into bls bande and sola. Asho undorstood it, there was noevidence that he had participated tnanyfroud, ‘The Government, in fact, Was iu the habitof sellin, ff, just to encourage Under the cireumstances, and particular- Jy when his client could have no examfuation, but niust reat for months under this Imputa- Yon, the haw ought notto be large. Desides, aust GONE THROVOR BANKRUPTCY, and wasn’t a rich mau by a Jon; ence was thut one of these parties camo to him, gave him un order ou the express office for some ‘of these stamps, explaiulny that they were hurd up and wanted to sell them, and ‘If there had been an’ examination before the Conmmisstoner, Mr, Swett said ho expected and bdelleved he would have got his cient off. ny rote, $6,000 bail was entirely too much to psf,» Judge Bavgs eafd he was satisficd that the bond, fn ita inception sud its completion, was a “ewlndie anda fraud. Mr, Monroe, for Sloan, stated that Ayer had -eome to bis client and asked bim to sees certaln man and try to got him to coon this bond, rep- resenting to bim that he intended to manufact- tro matches, and that the thing was all stralznt. Bloan saw the man, talked with him, and the man afterwards went on the bond. ‘hts was all that Sloan had had todo with the matter from he- Planing to end, His wasapoor mnn, with a family, and yot his, bond was fixed at $5,000,— the samons thatot the bondsmen themselves. Mr. Bwott putin ot this point with a remark to the effect that the bond In tiis case ws got- ten uD, by Ayer and Hale, who had fled the country, é This brought Mr, Batt, who seemed to appear for tha aneent ilale, to his feet, with w remarle that Mr. Swett was 'tnistaken fn one respect. Truc, Halo was out of the country, but he had not fled. ‘Neither was ha ono of ‘the manufac- turers, + Nobody disputed this, for neither Ayer, Ifalc, nor anybody else did any manufacturing in this ease outsida of manufacturing the bond. Mr. Swett backed a little, but sald that Ayer, the principal, had fied, and he understood that he was no manufacturer at all. It was easy to concetve of such a man imposing upon such an honorable broker as Mr. isaxters ‘Mr. Gibbon picaded fora reduction tn the case of the Ralphs, and cven went a0 far as to lint a discharge, Judge Blodgett sald he couldn't hear an ap- plicatlon for a reduztion of bail in such a de- sultory manner, The ball might remain as it had been fixed for the present, and nn appitea- tion fora reduction made in a formal way—by afidavit—at another time. a “Baxtor called up Charles H, Race, a youn, man with a fiaah diamond on his shirt-front, and Mr. Swett presented the candidate to the Court for Inspection and approval. Judge Bangs wns about to examina him es to eulary responsibility. “Tthink he is good,” ‘said Judze Blodgett, unhesitatingly. I haven't any doubt of It? All right,” sald Judge Bones, who appa- rently wanted to put some questions, but didn’t care to come Into collision with the Conrt. DAXTER AND RACK were put throuch the usual formality at the handa of the Clerk, and another £5,000 bond went down on the books. The yeracious directory—the newest onc— shows up on this point as follows: Mace, Charlos If, (Race Dros. & Co,), 844 Mil- watkeo ay., houso Irving Park, Race, Charies H., broker, 47 Ladalla, houso Irving Park. But Mr. Race was in requisition once more, Mr. Monroo offered him asa surcty on Sloan’s ond, “ This is the eamo suroty on two bonds,” hesi- tated Judge Banas, “T think Mr. aco fs good,’ responded the Court. And Sloan was {mmeasurcably happy. He winked knowingly at the be-coxgled Ilale, and the twain were soon making for thelr common heatlquarters tu (he Exchange Build ins, ‘The others were not ready to give ball, and the ceromony in theireases was deferred until after- noon. Thoso prominont capitalists, Whitnoy and Porkios, somehow or other couldn't arrange this tittle matter of furnishing bail, In tme ot trouble thelr friends stuck to them not with that closeness that is sald to exist botween brothers. In fact,they wero deserted and alouc, No mat came to succor them, In short, they went back to fall, ruminating on the temporary hardehips to which canital and capitalists are occasionally subjected, und regretting, when, alas! too late, that meu betray and thot the be- trayed get “pinched.”? e Ralphs were -more fortunate. They offered, as surctics, Georga W. Sutherland, Ed- ward J. Monaghan, and Laura A, Monaghan, the bail in their case having been fixed at 32,600 cach. Judge Baows, with o pralse- worthy determination not tobe the victim of ony more fleny bonds, had his stoker of the type-writer examine the sureties and a stenopg- rapber take down the revelations of their wealth, Thestoker wasn't satisfied with tho showing they made, nnd rather objected to letting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph po free on the strength of it, but Judza Blodgett, who was in aburry to get the thing disposed of and ro home, decided that the surctics were sufliviont, pee teand Sirs. Ralph went on thelr way re- olein, This disposes of the caso until the parties ap- ply for a reduction of bail, or tntil somo more fish are caught tn the Goyernment’s net, or until the whole mintter comes up before the Court for trial. Possibly there wit! bo no application for areduction, now that batt, has been given and the mutter allowed atemporary rest. As to ar- resting Halo nnd Ayer, it will first be necessary to find therm, and. thelr discovery as yet fs de- etdedly problematical. As to when the cases will conic up, secing that Judge Blodgett fs to take a vacation soon, and thit there is uo appro: priation for jury erpeusees {is one of those thinga that no man can tell. THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. Ho Wants to Know, To the Editor of, The Tribune, CnrcAco, July 8.—Pleaad settle 2 dlsonte os to (1) who the richest man in this State {e, ond @) who owns the Singor Building. A. G. Ans.—1. Cannot tell, 2 Field, Leiter & Co, Quinine vn, Bulphide of Arsentoum, To the Editor of The Tribune, Crrcaco, July 8—With all due regard for the actlon of the Lower House of the Forty- sixth Congross, thut passed, under a suspension of the rules, the bill to remove’ the duty on quinine, it must be borne in mind by the imonopolists, as well as the people, that for malarial trouble, or fever and ague, the experi- ments-with sulphide of arsenicum have shown that It not only acts more elfoctuntly, but Is much cheaper, ‘The monopolista of quinine have to thank themselves for the nucessity that required the Invention or discovery of anew article in the materia medica which would accumplish more thorough requits at far, less oxpense to the afflicted, withuut any of the avil effects of the former. D. Srencen, M, D. Ethoreal Gas, : To the Faltor of The Tribune, “Wapmiac, Mich, July 7—Referring to the communication on “Space” by “Mehercaa” in Jaat, Friduy's dully, it seems to me that your correspondent fins made a bad mess of {tin attempting to provo the exfatence of un athercal gn filling all the Interplanetary spuce by liken- ing the train of ametcor or comet to that of o rocket. In the first place, docs not " Pichereau" know thut ameteor [snot supposed to ignite, nnd therefore hus to trafn, untt! it enters the carth’s atmospherot’ And noxt, fe he not uware that the “tail”? of acomet, which follows it whilo Ieaying the sun, ts pushed before it in approaching that body? Theso tings belns true, ft appcars that Fiehcreau has furnished a pretly good argument to the opponents of the ether. theory. I liopo he may giro us a better one on bis own side of the case, C. Me Ae ey) The Back Taxon. To the Editor af The Tritune, Cmcaao, July 8.—In your cultorial thls morn- fog on “Back Taxes you say, “The penalty, however, mjler this year, Will bo inereased from 10 to 25 per cent, Does this mean that at tho now approgchiny tax-sale the ponalty for for- Soiture will be 10 percent, as ti the pust, or aca the 25 per ceut penalty attach at this next solet , Pleaso reply in to-morrow'a ‘Tnipuny, and oblige on Onp Bussonnen. Tt 1s the cenoral {mpresston that the provisions ot this law with not apply to the taxes on the warrant of 1878, for which judement is now sought in the County Conrt, insomuch as the tax for that year was luyied and find bocuine a lien npon the property prior to tls law golug {nto force, Were a contrary course to bo pur- sued, much Htigation and’ much possible loss might eneue.—Eb, Tho Glorious Fourth, To the Ealtor of The Tribune, Cutcaco, July 8.—Wheu Fireman Coyle came to his untimely death thers was talk of Indict- ing the city, the Mayor, the police, or sume- body; but thera was no exlating ordinance yio" lated, consequently the authuritics could not bo accused of luxity. In regard to the Fourth we have ordinances, and our authorities did not make the alightes- effort to enfarce euch ordinances, and, In direct consequence thereof, several lives wero lost, and unaccountable injury done. Can our Mayor bo held to uccount for thig flazrant neglect of bis duty? Jt seeins stravge, fue deed, when only one verson dics ‘through the negloct of somebody's duties, there a creat moral ‘uproar, When the victins count by thousands, the slaughtcrer fs udinired o8 o hero, Mike Napoleon, who had no other reason but to gratify is pleasure, Jf in this cuso the patica force {s not Jarze coough to cnforce the law on the Fourth, let the Mayor call on the citizens. Ho wilt find cough good, faithful, strong, wud Iaw-abiding men ready to serve ox “aceclal for a day, and voluntarily, toa; and J am. willing to bot iny lest cent If there ts only a will thers will be a way to stop this diszraccful, disgusting, outrageous nulsance of the Fourth. “ Law anp Onpen. a “Mra, Winslow's Soothing Syrup” bas never faited to rellove the baby uud gain pralaea from the mother, S5centy, Avold imitations, WEDNESDAY, our tonzues.”? They are as reticent as the grave touching thelr business. JULY 9. 1879-TWILVE with his hammer and chisel. forty minutes Rader bad abstracted the Uluck of wood nud had torn the safe apart, dovor alone standing. In two hours and THE COURTS. ANTED-MALE MELE. In thin column, threa tines on leee, 2) cent per tne Each addittonat tine, 10 cents, Bookkeepers. Dierks, &ce ORRREPER AND Chicago branch. Ade te Maniifacturl NTED—CLERK IN A house who understand After Baron Lionel been dead a week a London wag remarked Haron fs just o8 communtentive os fhe time has pasacd, ff ito when Kings had te consult the Rothe fore they could go to war, but they are still 9 stupendous power, and Hkey to be tur genera- 4 collection that the founder of the house, Moyer Anselm (he took the name Rath- schild feom the algn of a red shicld pineed over his small shop in Frankfort), entered Hanover in 1763 barefoot with a bundle of rags on his back, Is enough to prevent any poor devil from But it ls not every man who has te. braln of Meyer Anselm, See ALCOHOL AND WHISKY. The Export Manufacturers and Dometic Dentora Voth in Council. The consulting whisky men who are agitating the subject. of seeking rutlef from the payment of the “deficlency tax’! met again yesterday at {be Palmer House and renewed their discas- sion as to the best method of procedure in en- deayorlng to accure favorable actlon from Com- misafoner Raum or Secretary Sherman until they can present the ease to the next Congress for the purpose of getting through the pill witch failed to pass ot the Inst session. Thera wero opreacnt at Adolph Woolner and Henr: Veorla, representing the Fifth District; Jotin Districts Henry B. Mill- I of Alinots_ and Domeaticns In this colnmn, trea linen or tery 23 cente per ine * sertian, Fach additional fine, 10 cente, NTRD--AT 1609 DEARBOKN-8T,,| iri for general housework; mast be. washer, and fro A GTi, TO DO GRRER His work seamed so ne ercdivla that the committee directed a phote- Pottgieser’s Attempt to Enjoin tho Police Proves a Failure, LORMESPOND- The result was cabled to From Patis Rader journesed through Europe, and opened safes in all the Ho received acveral meals, and had soine narrow escapes from belng finprisoned on suapicion of being an accomplished oMicials who did not understand the natare of franca, a& agreed, this country. DUCE COS a entry tookkcen- wan In willing to work In al) branclies sf the trae. waRement by the month. Add ft salary expected, which must he moderate, W Suits, Confessions, Judgments, Bankruptcios, Eto. Work In family of fours pleasant ham Apply at Insurance office, « NT rencrit hateewon jo reneral hav ences Foqntted. Gall act Wa AL TG MAN TO WORK IN AND Hable and nm god age aod pay expecte Tast November Giesput Pottgtcser, the State- street eatoon-keeper, fled a hit] against the 8u- perintendent of Pollco and other city officers, complaining {hat the polices would not lot him aloue, but were continually annoying him by coming into hia saloon and threatoning to shut up his place unless he ceased having music there. Ife clafincd he was violating no law or ordinance; that his place was perfectly orderly, and asked for an injunction to prevent further A large number of affidavits were Med on both sides, and also an answer by PANTED—A Yt Wait thetones [FOR OFNERAT 1OUSR- After his European trip tader returned to cook, waster, and {roner, + this country, and went to work at the bench, 3 leaving it only when calied on to uaa his knowl- edge niu power in itis emptoyers' Interest. fellow-workmen clan and attribute his Jgeof the construction of atecl,—a sc- eret lie has never revealed, the photograph of Chatwoorl's demolished safo with veneration, and carefully guard it. Rader waa the shopinaster of Rory" Simm, the no- tforious bank burgtar, who is doing the Stave a Jong service in the Albany Penitentiary, —————___— ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENEIAL NOURRS ‘work; the right one can have al Vy ANTED—A VI, zi TED PLAST, good pay. Apply at 165 Sout for plasterers at AND, LABORERS, that Rader was never At. Louis, NTED—A WOMA ‘work at 1823 Kont washer and froner, thorougiiy neat we ; none other nectd Apety OLN, United sia! House, un Fottrtt W_FOR GENEIAT, MOUSE: h Lagaltest.: must be go + musk be (is family regard tn atl work, and i nS it NF nplmpovand Twenty-second-ats, W. 8, BTA A MAN woo Noy AS FOR ‘and ralers alas two Torwarderss SDUNO- T TAYLOI-AT,, hotisework. Wit FATE A iL tage ue RE AeeE housework nnd One a ating Wauatiave TEN=A GOOD NELTAT ounework naa Apply at 1h State-n Wh si ier none ather need une omees * OSMEF Reed MIP! irae girl. -ApEIy places under certain conditions, and that ho was only using such discration to the best of bis power, The motion for temporary injunc- tion was argued nt length Dee. 2, and the ¢: taken under advisement. Allister entered an order overrullng the motion for fnjunction, but no opinion was given or filed and no reasons given. AN ACCOUNT WANTED. The Phenix Insurance Company filed a bill yesterday In tho United States Clreuit Court against James Kincon and the Hlinols Trust and Savings Bank to pet bold of $1,600 In the bank's Ata recent Royal banquet at Copenhagen the ueste were served with bock of the year 14 kept in the Royal cellars of the Castle of Rosen- horg, and which fs only hetngso terribly acid that several lumps o} surat have to be added tu cach lass before It fs aU T. AMBS CO. 1 NTPRU-AN PXPERT na foot-power prosa at drunk ss a curiosity, the consultation Schwabacher, of DE Git, FOR GRE - rivate famiiy, Heferences re OOK AT ho WHAT ‘propared to , work. ANTED—OERMAN OR BWE! eral hourework, qutred, | 359 Fast Ci ED—CANDY MAKER (ST NGLE MAY: it. Apply to M, F. PAGE, our a ——— ‘The only combination of the tre Jamates Gin- ger with choice aromatica an inaking & delicious, harmien x rubstitnte forall kinis of atitnnienta, le Sanford’s It promptly relieves dyanensia, oppression after eating, and overs species of Miller, Steriin; er, Hiverton, Firat District of Missouri; CU, Fatrbanke, Haute, Scventh District of Indisna; HI. F feldt, Simon Powell, and Jonathun Abell, Chi- cago, Firat District of IMtnols. ‘These districte, by Uie way, export 95 per cent of exported froin the United States. ‘The fujustice of belng required to pay a tox of 00 gollon on thc NTED- corer Monros and ‘Twenty-socond-st. d_ French brandy, and strengthening A GUOD GIL FoR German or Scandinavian preferred, Jamaica Ginger, ED—A CAPADIL fall the alcohol ral howeoworkt must be ‘& food. eooks Ger> je proterrett," Apply at iii iniinnaravy.- BS GIL FOR GENERAL jasher and {toner. Inquire a& HE WICLING GTRE T r19, 1 bowels, and cures cram; pent OF raverenbes, Ark for Sanford's, Kingon was appointed agent of and continued act as such until about three months ago, when Hic wos at the timo owing the Company $1,500, oud it thinks he deposited this ‘The complainant there- foe asks that an account may be bad of the exxet amount due, that threa mon may bo appointed to decile the case, aud that the bank be prevented from paying the monoy over until rettlement. The Compan of George C. Clarke and N. XK. Fairbank as tivo of tho referees, UNITED BTATES COURTS, The Connecticut Mutual Life-Insurance Com- many fled a bill yeaterday against Menry A. Rurt, Annie De F. Boomer, L. 3. Boomer, Corydon Beckwith, in E, Muchmore, 8r., more, Jr, Georre F. Muchmore, Muchmore, Jr., William Shumaker, FE. 1. Jan- sen, and George G. Newberry, to forcclose a mortgage for $30,000 on a lot on the southiest corner of Wabash ayonuo and Twelfth strect, known ns Lot lin the Assessor's Division of id the N, 7 fect of the E, Avscssor's Division fovers, ond malaria. uleohol which | = Conchimen, Teamsters. wee ANTED—100 TEAMS TO HAUL DIRT AT THE conver of Blun inland and Weatern-avE. iy TE—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL TiOUaR> Tre ipaat enol, waahy and iton well, Apply it, 14 TO.18 YK: A a. ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NT trons throughout the elty, we have LeMfices In the different Divisions, ne designated be taken for the rama carelessness of the New York Custom-llouse people, nay, through expostre ot the barrels to all sorts of weather, occur after the alcohol has reached that port, is something that these gene temen do not propose to be subjected to if propose tu more on the Government in a fow days, through the agency of acomumittec, with a petition setting forth the Injustice of the claim upon them, amd ask- ing for a delay in the collection of tuis deticiency tax, until they can have a fair chance to get the Relief bill through the next Congress. <All done is to draw uo the petition, or statement, and upon this the whisky men ore ot present engaged, nd will bo It is now thought that Dr. of this elty, and Mr. Woolner, of Poors, appointed a committee to present the resotutions at Waalington, and make whatever verbal statomonts may be necessary [n connec- According to the present out- the Committee will leave the city for ington about the last of this weelt. adjourned meetin of the Spirit and Wioc Manufacturers’ and Traders’ Society of Chl- cago was held at the Sherman Honse yesterday Vice-President Enright“ occupted the chair, and there were about twenty members Hmploymern ANTED—su LANONERS FOR iAILnOANS, farm, and stone for Inmor yards and other work. 24 bouth Water-at. J ANTED—LABORRRS and shoveling: 4 for fare free; ane man and wife, ANTED—290 LANORERE Fart 6.) & Towa sod Wisconsin: free fat farm hands, at. H. SPRUBECK' Miacolancont, ANTEDORELIDLE, MES nmount in the bank. dyer! lremeuta wilt ed at the Matn Office, aod will clock ‘hh. during the week, and until ® p, 12. aye 3 Te SiMtsts, ooksellers and Stationers, 123 jer, Stationer, etc., 1000 rear, ide News Depot, 1 Newadealer, and Fancy col NEEBE, Printing and Advertising ratfonery Dopot, 435 East Divisloo- nd. Wellr. rea fare, A CHRISTIAN & GOOD GERMAN, SWEDE, Olt . generat work, tn TED—A GinL TO COOK, ma thatcan milk cow preferred, they can help tt. sucgests the names Twent y-feoanda FOR LUMHET vark-neeling nnd sa i 3 17 21 Weet Handolph. IN EVERY CITY TO that remains id Badd aN D—WET NURSE, 4 Wanhington plac WAR Ret, Employment Agencies. FIRST-CLA8S COOKS IN BOARD- lt eneral hourcwork anil sec: \nimedtately on M Miscelinneour. STEDNOON-SKINT MAKERS AND, GIRLS eg ond a ATTA CEEL, 1s Webaat en TkvE LADIES FOR A STA ndner, Must have good ad that have canvassed prey REPLY To DR, JOnN ASTED—A GUO tween 4 and 8 p.ra, ir. George F, | for o day or. sn. Inthe column, thre Si cents per tne Hach additianat tine, 10 venta. NOTH JUST RECRIVED.* ished wbott Newspaper item, ANTED—THAVELING SALES: rols to visit an ent: u ‘oot and shuo factory. A efor BREONAT-CARDS idrena W 72, Tribune omc iy at 5 “ASSING eral wazes to ood men: ta must be men of business experience and oom & If Dearborn-st. D—TEN GOOD CANVASSERS, AT 77 (lon therewith. WARTS. Tih FOLKS ARE AT Come Saturday evening and stay Kre. REISS, 307 Beate, address. Apply, after NAL—M.—MON De x ANPORSIBLBS against George M. Groas, Frederick Frochbeck, in bis own right and as executor of tle will of W. H. Cross, de- ceased, nud others, to forectose 9 morteace for $2,600 on Lota 17 and 18, Block 46, of the School Section Addition to Chicago. In the case of Irwin ct al. vs. McRoberts et al. the motion for ay injunction to restrain the do- fendante from ‘seiling what is known os the “No. 09 Lantern” was denied by Judge Blod- gett. on the ground that there was no infringe- ment of the “tubular patent.” on hearing for two days. BANKOPTOY. Louis and Ernst Jncger were charged from all debts mentioned in their com- position statomenta. SUPERIOR COURT IN DRIEF, Issac N. Arnold and ‘Thomas Hoyno filed a petition yesterday sctting out that In January, enry D. Gilpin, of Philadelphia, dica, a conaidcrable amount of (0 Filatorical Bociaty. by the President and oldest Vico- President of the Society, and by Richard A. Gilpin, 1. D, Gilpin, dr., and Charles Macalester, and Wilifam B. Ogden os trustees, and yacancles in the trustees Were to be filled Ogden and Mucalcater have sinco died, aud HH, D, Gitpin refused to act. The remaining trustees have elected FE. H, Sholdon, F. Rumeoy, and A. H. Burley fn their place, and they ask to have such olection con- Adecreato that cffect was made at once by Judce Moore. cincurt count. ap o sult in debé for ebster and Thomas tole Also another NTED—T0 WOOD-SAWYFits—! WANT SOME. ‘onc tasaw 100 cords af maple and ping wood; it A coo, sober coal lealUster. Ityde Park Statton, aiy omployment. Cashes a ClTW REAL ESTATE, FORSALE—AT A GREAT BACI ry housa with lot. 3: Twenty-clunth-st., £1,403; terms ensy. Atnerican Express ofice. ‘Olt SALE—40X 300 ON FOU! Tartison and Van Buren _. SUBURBAN READ ESTATE. ‘OR BALE 8100 WiLL NOY A TEAUTIPUL ane block from hotel at. cago: $15 down and $5 monthiys cheat ern free: abstract tre 20 42 Lasalle: IFICK, GOOD 1%- Poraidar., ne NTED=A YOUNG, rom 85 businesey tothe rieht man this fe hess established three years, ANTED—ONE FI) eolieltor for the Bout! edium of weekly circulation, The Committee fappointed for the purpose presented a conatitution and by-laws, which The object has been heretofore The by-laws provide for several standing committecs, the dutics of tivo of which areas follows: The Executive Committee, in case a member Rets into trouble or fs sucd fur violations or make careful ond thorough {pguiry into the case and report the facta with their reeconmendatlon to the Society. In case of trouble toa member in any matter whether through commission hout jutent to derraud, where the acts done or omitted are not the re- ault of {nexcusable carelessness or cupidity, the Committee may recommend that tho Society lend material defense or prosecutlon of uch case instituted member of the Society. ete and circumstances do not clenrly exonerate a member, the Committee shall make no recommendation; and in causes whero ft shall appear clear to the Committee Was attempted or committed by amember, the Committes shall recommend that the name of such member bo etricken from were adopted, rT: DVERTIST h Side on a general and Lak grocery clerk: can speak German and Engilal ‘also keep books, “W 45, Tribune attics, VATION WANTED—WITH SOMK FIRM WHO have n large busthees, and one willing to pays sal rding to responsibil ‘com! ‘The case was Lagrange, 7 milea Warr STi SOBER YOUNG MAN TO clean harness sn] work on tloor in very stable, at 147 Bouth &: 01 oinissiona of Warners iu » paying busin droves V 14, Tribune oflice, CHANCE FOR A ntenki id fixe esterday dis- ATE c- eas, Salary or commission, Ad= tands general Merchan: hainber of Commerce, Chicaro, pe crinunn Uses together, orin S-sere tracts erty Indeseribed as 1he west halt of the north terof the northeast quarter of Kec, #4, Ta 14, and fs attunted on the south al lucy SOFOUA west of the Milwaukee & St. Paul ftall- orty- is owned by a nonresident and this, Ive and withaut reserve. The terme he, one-third eaalt, ond balance in one and ‘and a deporlt of 10 ner of thacountry. Address hured: the north door o purely technical, or omission, Ww! ITUATION WANTED—HY NO. 1 VIENNA BA- Wid, Tribune office. STORE FOR SALE—A DARGAIN TO TH Bae 1 di ure! % ITUATION WAN 26 Thibune office: y Dane, Hest of twa yenrs, interes” W per venti Eentof amount bid wit! be req ew alntract of title te now fame, 125 South Clark. Lt ined ether befare oF SPECIAL NOTICE TO PARTE alriug to make « small amount yield large returns, en Inte with thy Inventor fur £2.00 use of the money Until the oaltton, oF thy sole right of it hareain. and ee by or against an: cases where the durcas TQ, Tritiae offic, PHY A COLORED MAN T rin o private familys goo Fourtheay, one-sixiecn! oF 81,00 wili be paid f : ° Truniee, wlewamt Close of the September F ‘Trurtee, Alexan 2 drlye carriaye or ee : the survivors. that willful frau inmade on each machine, nat fi contains ctainis both {1 number and value xreater than yihlng of the Kind ever, hefure fasted from the tent-(oice, which fact make Its aup 4 over patents ‘in general. Olt BALE-GOOD-PAY eas, Hear ousthees Cel rearon fur wanting toacli, V 12, 7 __._ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. GttvaTion WAN ) ACHES JOWA L. i veral Font yane)t best of re juyer. Address W 12, ‘Tylb ATION WANTED={DY A Y¢ cosrimon and to be Keneally nef nee {rut Toqufre at barn In rear of ort SALEn ‘$1.75 per heres sitern Nebraska, ._116_ Washington. ‘TO RENTOMOUSES. The Committeo on Lecistation are to keep themselves informed ng far as pructicable of all enactments or proposed enactments of any laws. or ordinances which affect the interest of the trade; take such measures, legal and proper, under the direction of the Boci vent such enactinents or secure the amendinent, modification, or repeal of any such Jaws or « All actiona ant legal pro- eoudings authorized by the Soclety shall be prosecuted, defended, or conducted under the rection of the Committeo at the expense of a Socicty in whole or in part, ns may bo deeined proper. Any person Interested tn the manufacture, gale, Or {importation of spirits, wine, or other juors is cligible to. membership. jonn-Kecpers, the desire, as Mr. P. pressed ft, belng to get numbers as well as pecuniary atrength, ‘The initiavion fee was fixed at ‘ual ducs $10, RCASTILE DUST: ness in fainily only W. nt coachinan (a Dane)t best, irom Vik, Trihune oft PAYING DRUG STORE, John Farnsworth be fh oniy¢ finve ottier busi: $9,060 against Daulel W Augusta Wagner ond Loufsn. Wagner fled a bit! against Danlel-P, Newell, ©. M. Cook. 5.\V.. Rawweon, Gustay Semoe, Allen Johnaon, Solomon Salliuger, and August Schwartz to forccloso a on Lot 27, Block 1, in Me- }, in the Canal i ness, Vt, Tritt Olt BALE—A F' CLASS. 1: Koud bustness-street, V ety. to pre- Domesticne WANTED-RY A BESPRCTABLE ndo general housework in a amail Eneltah or ufamily, Iivase call for two daye atsi7 West TORY House OF BIX “ay. $0 per month. =A GOOD 31% 9, 1403 Purtland A. McLASE, ‘American 6: Wost Side, TUE ) tang Included; dresa VU, ‘Tribune | Nee Y SALE—SMALL CLRA’ ti Vt, Tribune omce. a ¥ YOU WANT #x0 PER MONTIE ON AS veatment of 8200 cash, now ta yattr chan Hrat-class refertncea required, Ad trust-deed for $9,000 Cagg’s Subdivision of Block 19 Trustecs’ Subdivision of Sec, 5, 89, 14. 8. Poppera commenced a sult for $10,000 damages against Samuel H. Harris, CRIMINAL COURT, The Court was engaged yesterday In hearing the quast-criminal elty cases, none of which are of public {mportance. ‘eaterday morning Judge Tule: several buatardy casos which tnd ferred from the County Court must be dis- Some time ago it tras decided that the County Court hud no jurisdiction in such enscs, and an act was passed by the late Legislature making {¢ the duty of the Criminal Court to try As the County Court never had an: Jurisdiction in the matter, Judge Tuley decide have been no legal transfer, and that the female parttes interested muet. make another complaint before a magistrate, and have the youu men properly brought be- fore the Crininal Court. this decision are the following: ‘Trapp, Bazbien ye. Schutt, Alkins ve. Olsev, and Reetz ve. Rels,. Frank Weston and John Gallagher, ed guilty to robbery, wero seuten years in the Penitentiary by Judgo Tuloy. PRONATE count. In tho estate of Nathan 8, Butler, deceased, Jetters testamentary were {ssucd to Danfel A. Pierce, aud bond of $5,000 approved, The will af Johann Busch was proved and Letters testamentary were Bond of $2,000 ap- d, In tho estate of August Schumlowsky, de- evased, Ictters of adtninistration were issued to Jonn Schumlowsky, under a bond of $10,000, which was approved, Stock oF GRoc MODERN-NUILT ‘Ad houne, furnace and gaa-txtnres; shode-trees, paved Uist South Hoyno-st, T MAN AND WI ted Nouse for July WANTED—TO DO SEWT rior asatat with childrens is uurl housekeeper, LKeferences itych. street; rohit low. ITUATION WANTED—HY A WEL first-elars private family 34 cook or Work Cail at my preaent employer's, 16 By ny A ¢ TO COOK, ate family. Caltor nduress iF Ws eharxe of turn! Mat 302 Fulton TO RENTOFLATS: Wost Siace for respectable part kihaltthe expense of '¥ for #: joing o first-class bust + must tof sicknuss, Address V 3, Trthune ofth MASCELLANEOUS. he and t ‘Ted Norih Hobeys it 8%, and the av- Regular meetings are to be held once a month. Butlalo Miller, now of Sangamon County, re- ferred to the efforts made at Sprinutleld Jast winter to seeure restrictive legislation, nnd to the fallure of the trade to do anything, for the reason that they had no organization through which to act unitedly. ‘the example of the brewers should be hnitated. oppressive law in the world than the Internal- Reyenue law. Opponents of the trade wanted to inske ft more stringent. organization for protection, trade be {f the women were allowed to vote on local option? Those interested fu the tratlic held the balance of power, but could not prevent. adverse Jecistatlon unless the: With political power they would be courted and not kicked and cuffed, The Society, then adjourned unt! 3 p.m. Iri- D=BY A FIRST-CLASS COUI estaurant, or hotel. ELL 1 i uatrta, ‘cte., wanita The of a respectahta American hotee deniing 1, corned bref, hams, canned guods, efc.. tor i UL South Jeffers —— > ~ ai ED— bY TY GIMLS; ONE TO_RENT—ROOMs, Epecand gleNor tou, generat West Siac. —S8 PER MONTH, st. Inquirent é aa cook, the other at sewurk'in a private family, nigan-ay., near Twelftlien TTUATION® WANTED—Ty TWO STEADY GINLS. Apnly st Gia Weet Tweittheat.1 good Feterence: nd he ES DESIRING TO RE, era con do ro in the best wid we Rellage’s Liste. a. N, coy, K FURNISHED ON TN » two doors from Van here was no more TRE that there conld furnished, at 240 Leavit! UATION WANTED-IN A NICE family to.cook, wash, and fron, hy a girl who is ratcrlans references. Please call at 85 atntra, 5 MPETANT GIRL a8 private familly. pifelts consimne Ui, menta & correspandence fro} &oi'fra, Advances insde. Uuescept VIET HOME FOK deg uments test of South Sides TPO RENT-TO VERMA enticinen only, at 61. y furnished room He advocated Where would the Wy per week, well lighted, f ‘ho cases affected by WANTED BY 4 a cu TO PURCHASE-HOW-NOATS SUiT- Goon COOK, purpose, oF huatinite a were united. Wy. OnLaeh E Sx AND FOUND. SLLOW, COW, WITIE ¥ strip along her back and two hind feet Owner can hare ter by proving p Callavine: Arnold-at. i. SMALL BAY resame by callt NN-STRAY ¥ T—HY A SINGLE GENTLE: property and paying large, Wwell-furniahed room ‘Abash-uv., north of Fourteen! dress V1, ‘Tritnne otiice, ~~ BOARDING AND LODGE Bouth Siac. ICIIGAN-AV., CORNER THINTEENTH: Bille: OF Eratit roo! with or without board; furnished SWAN ¥ TWO FileT-ChAsS teh and German) Woah ond fron mmilys are kind, willing, atid oblicing to peat elty references given. AVDIY at A SAFE EXPER Mis Wondorful Porformances at the Parls thelr tadtesy the admitted to record, Wath fasued to Caroline Busch. PARK, A LARGE CURLY: dig, with awner'n name én wilt be pald by returnig Roum 8, ice Dears NORWEGIAN GIRL Kew York News. rurk in au American For forty years past, aud up to his death, which oceurred a short timo since, Frederick Rader, an Intelligent American artisan of Ger- man birth, has Hved at No. 95 Ninth aveuue. Ie learned blacksmithing before emigrating to this country, and upon his arrival nere found in a safe-factory, quired a knowleage af the construction of eafes that was unsurpassed, und attalned considera- bie reputation as auexpert. His knowledge of locks was not remarkable, but every joint and bolt in a safe was us familiar to him as the print in auewspaper, edt the skit! of experts, and {t was necessary to procure the contents of a safe, Kader was altvaya calicd In to forces tho duors or break iits plan of operation was simple. A common cold chisel, a heavy bamn- incr, uni a stout jlmmy wero the only tools ho Tle first examined a ‘safe by tapplug it reutly until the sound directed nable polut, which he attacked, ble short space of time he invariably succeeded. in ripping off Wie plates of steel” nut iron us though they were sheets of tin. ed fn every section of this country, and hits ox- plojts abroad some fu years ago may yet be The most. memorable evant oc- curred during the sunimer of 1607, when the rivalry between American and English sates was 0, ‘At tho Parls Exhibition in Aucuset, 1867, Mr. Chatwood's invinelblo ‘A_anitable rewar tin fo “omce Ciileny 101 iso one alnyly ruuin, ACIcht by Tent. ON SATUNDAY. TH ent 2 y 3 IGHTEENTH-ST, ~TWO nth ‘Thirty-Afih- All ierh ait icely furnished..front rooms, with first ward wi be pats for | QITUATION WAST! auirean dt 2 : Siu eneral North Sitce NONI CLALK-8T., ihe bride—Firet-clasa boant with wee of plano. Wor c TED=NY A CA: Ivnae Davsroxp—In chambers. totnpatent to cook, Call at! dupoe Bropurtr—set case, Favcott va, Ward ba i t “‘pwenty-aixth and I} earring (ehorat heal). Ho soon ac {yn reward by leaving It ot 73 Bast Wael om NX WANTED—NY A NO. 1 MRAT AND TATION, In hetmte peacuurant, Or boarting-houscy Call, for two days, at 107 i De. dunar Gany—Defaut JvioR Muonz—Matlo) the aftcravon 3,496, 2 Waltehend va, Kenner; 1, 80H, Coleman vs, \ n 1,820, Christoph raves ya, Kohiman, dunay MCALLiaTZR—No court unth to-morrow, 105!3, Harvoy va, Wheeler, Day board, $3.0). Li yN'R HOTEL, 275 NTATE-ST.—FORNISTED 88 rename tO Rie tee Ey eg eg Ul aa v PHAETON For HARD: TUATIONS WANTRD—DY TWO COMPETENT, in girls, for cooking, fanilys references, 143 out board, ¥2 to 81a week. AL Hi ¥ Tea bo sect nt reul-estal When disarrat DWIGHT, corner Washington and lul- tl locks resist- OD GIL TO oosowork Call AL EAT North Clare tte Ooo Te Himployment Agenciou. TED FAMILIES IS Call then sot case 3, Jupor Baanvs—Motions, CnininaL Count—dunug igh rcs ung; 127, John Cole 615, Thomas Howard: 1.00, ‘dames Daniels 1,459, Albert Wortell; 1,475, Frank Clark, i ofghisvin & ated: ATR+ of Balmer Iotse—Buard and roam per tay Crow and Willlam B10; alev, furniel it FOR GROG tues, Hyuiors, an ra ABHINGTON-BT.— wae be taf Gi—4 BUICK MOSES 3 UCU ON fur #1,60) vacl WO-TO_ ENGI ‘Transients, 81 days jou, Weat slic, Surzion _ Count—Conreesioxe—David iS fay oe Edwin Walker. ¥alrbanis va, Caspar Bronnwald, Cineutr Count—Coxressions—Joln yo. Krik Roohne, $35,90, Jupun McALiaten—Union Stock-Yarda Nations al ba va. Morton Farrell aud Daniel Mealy, him ton prec Tu on fneredt- Vai M50), Ti, — Thaddeus, i: 5 rT Tindinills, with evelustve territory #1 house fatew a At me WikhOUL board, 7 rd, €0 per week, EORSES AND CARRIAGES A GARDE ANY far, cand vee v4 ar, top wrAKOn Tow tugwtes: vore vrat- S DIAMONDS, Ho has onerat: SS ae ON ors tater dolpli-at, Kestabilahed 1834. N AT LOWEST RATES jut romoval, Cy. ry TNDSOR HOUSE, 178 STA’ ‘posite Patmer Ione ~ days 8 10 87 per week. remembered. 'B TO LOAN furniture, planos, cte., with The Rothachitils, HON, Hoon 11, Dearborn-at New York Times. Bince the death ot Baron Iouot de Rothschild, the head of the London house, many of the European newspapers haye been spectifatiug on Ital, profits, and general Y the great floancial fatnily, Nobody outside of {ts members and their con- dential emploses has, we stippose, any actual knowledge of their affairs, although many per- sons clain to be tformed as to their resources A writer in a Paris journal claims to be in a position to know that the present capital of the different ‘Rothschild 000,000, und thyt they: i eral aldo our own Tinnutacture, speeding waxons, rock ‘atl now 3 buy ulteap. iu NOUNTRY HOARD =A. ( (5 ina, Wi oc Bele Addrens Mra. Hit A LE, TWO ne oant. Terin Vanya 5 LOAN ON FURNITURE A AU pitnout “removal, 451 Randolpticatey i Guia, Fou ‘Money to (van on HOUND YOUNG FONT ALSO, adios aud gentlemen, Chatwood, the maker of “futersected " steel banks aafe, clutined to have the most svenre of all safes, and yoaded thu Amertcan manufacturers to accept a published o to furnish ow safe fora trial test. After afew preltinfouries the chatleoge for the champion safe of franca, waa accepted manufacturer und the ‘rhe articles of agreement were drawn to, wid required the trials to be conducted under the supervislen of acommittee of five eninecrs,;— two Enellsh, .twoAinericaus, the four thus appointed ta select a Frenel engincer as the Both safes were to be publlely operated ard, With burglars’ tools, d to eclect bls eee @ OL ObLD AND BILVEIN rN eT ste an und. Mullion 193 y Ont Wy Ub baat Stadivon-at, ataullaheal 1845, inant ol ca bustness rolations of HOARD WANTED. DY A SINGLE UENTI Tate; bedroom, jariory MAN AT MOD- aud two nicala URNITUGE, WITHOUT Ith how snd gitier good secluriten fn auiia watborn-st,. oome 17 aod 18, z NORTHWESTERN MU- HE, pany te percd to Joan iltnuls on satisfactory farwy atid ety in wane of 81,100 and w Ault borrowers, ua froin twa to Ave Years: tim Shanged by paid to avy acent of the Company: loaus Any reasonablo amount to sat bleacn propir ‘Appl a ee HUMDNVILAt als NkY TO LOAN ON FUNITUNE, PL A ncuye Tuovlpts, or any goud sccuritics, Re Ita rbot Hoom 7, DRE, withouT roe collaterals. orth or South on “TO LOAN—TH ti Life-Inau juaney in tha Rate o t and operations. rin avery proftale wholewale tani re deposited, vege of uniliuited demand, houses is at Icast __ MACHINERY. _ can control as much mora; which nm ; ANY CO “HO NOT CLAIM ANY CO! rin of Lovegr alwoys be told, as they will be ubout avy and every bedy thought to oe cnor- After the interest o man has in hist own tmoney, he secmsa to bo mast futercated In some other man’s idlo tales are told of the cele bankers (they, by-the-b: chants, which they reall ou Ful SALE UPRIONT AXP SQUARE] ON INSTA! AMEN TS. moualy rich. on, in the Champs du JIANG each contestant beln; workmen and tools to operate on the wafe af hia The Committee selected was T'nui Doultot, Robert Mallett, BR Joseph E, Holmes, ind jn ‘They resolved to furnish cach competitor with ‘ood, about six inches by two inches by three inches, to be placed yn the most gccure compartanont of their safos, the production of efther block to be duemud con- clustve evidence that the safe from which ft bad been taken bad been opened. reed that the trials of opening should begia inultaveously on both safes, vod should be declared ended a8 suon us elther safo had been ed, “fhe English maker secured threo English ex- pert mechanles from: his factory to operate on the American aafe, aud the American competl- tor welected Ruder and an aselstant to attack the Enghsh safe. Ooerations were commenced 10, 1807, Englishmen attack- American sale, while Rader sounded the Eogllsh gafe until ho picked out a spot on the side, on which ole 24 and 4 heres power WEUMOVE 6 COs. ErenkIIN ati }) KEAN, 173 CLA! re val vale aud, femalo TO TIAN ON FORN val, machinery sod of wr 24. =, mai MB AND CITY AN POTTEL, 11 UiSITOHE, TTANOR, FeO! For LaSaitorss.. oous 4 CN FURNITURE, PLAS 08, LEY, 152 Dearbarn-st., Koo =$1,000 AND $0,000 FOR FIV! | on improved (nelde property; 5, Tribune office. RD-NUILDING LOAN OF 81. hl ef tet thy beat, Addrest CHICAGO—CONBUL+ iF by letter, on chronic Cures warranted, heautltully bound} $l. postirat, LITY BTORAG: eh Lied ralbure and merchants RAGE FOI Yul: a chea| calt themacives mer- are) thav of uny other robably because they are tho wealthi- Thomas RK. Pickering, ‘TO_LOAN ON F. it id 8 per cout, reacriptions for all ql f Ons of head peice thar ths, almost never lose anything; which urd on ite face, considering the prodigious nt of their operations, ‘| 1 ity, because they make a great at their profits aro doubtless always in ‘There seoma to be au- often made, that thelr fo the funds and securi- amarked block TH WANTED—TI id baking powder to. dr as Louis. PRINTING MATERIAL, _ AND PIBLISIVE fa _ ity taper, Seealrrated! Ia. kod orders pricey Vv Jasco o good advance of their lossos, thority for the statement, Jossea from depreciation tics which followed the disturbauces brought about fn various European capitals by the French revolution of 1548 reached some $40,000, They afterward made up the tos: which they would bo ver: The Interests of the Rothsclilds are well nigh 1, and their secrecy, suve in open trans- is invariably profound. Nathan Roth- child Js reputed to have sald: “¢ gon of our success is that wo know bow to bold » Tuaton, oF 153 Edat TOPE OLOEHING, EE CLOTHIN: TE Orders by nialt cH OF THE PEACK, room Wd and Wd Clarks, 7, ‘Tribune ofice. PARI HASSE, Jb: PAID FOM CAS Dilt's, ca state 000, it {s asserted, “puMS TO LOAN OS kely to do. WIOUSEHOLD GOODS. __ at 3:45 p.m. Aug. ing the door of 250,00 Regs ite vs. CHAS. GAl ry jolph-#s. Seer reser fee ee eS OR SALE—CHEAP—THE FINE RD Iitisit Wor bitch Duchess trom: laported a and naing catered In the Chicuge '' Field. Ellls-uy, Hit norilicaat Corey fede” i Bier aty hoe began to work taj low pricea; caay terms,