Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1880, Page 3

THE COURTS. Jndge Tuley Takes the Republio Life Injunction under Advisement. nays Deperited in the State Savings by Order'of Céirt & First Lien. : One Seotton of the MoArthur Onse on Trial Bofors Judge Blodgett. New Suits, Divorces, Confessions, Judg- stallments most of the tlmo alnce. ments, Ete. UBLIC LIFE. THE R Junge Tuley was engaged nearly all day yes- tordas in bearing the arguments on amotion of the Recelver fora final Injunction In the ense of Needles vs. The Republia Llfe-Insurnnco Com pany. ‘Tho petition was led in November Inat, and the argument brs been had in weekly ine ‘Tho Inst of it was heard ycaterday, and the matter takon un- der advisement. = ir. K. B, Shorman, on behalf of Needles, Auditor of State, mado tho first remarks, Ho el te ot was miinitted, and that it coul maine in Geny tha Juris {med that the answer of tho Insurance Cam- ny had been fled ndmitting al! the allegitions sont ould not now be henrd to contest it. Mr, The insolvency of the Company, not and conkd tot, therefore, ction of the Court. Tt had cone ed for two years to the JurindicHon, and ‘ales had mada the point that the statute of 1874, for the dissalution of insurance companies, was un- constitutional, because it interfered with tho charter or charter righta of tho Company ae thig--that it ermitied a company to vod without om Jury trinl, =| That tote merely" ‘onated the Stato to Stume ite granted ~ nower for — tho pmtection af the public, when the company bad 0 tt reased to do bitsine! on the ground of , ar Ought to conse to dk Insalvency or othar catizes, ‘The Stata had an inherent right. to resume whon tho ohject for which tha charter was given was nolanger accomplished. Cai jarations necepted thelr charters on that Impiled condition, that the State might, regulate and closs thom up whenever thelr functions ceased. The nature and objecta of a Ilfe-insuranen company afford- ed abundant. reason why It should be subject. totho trial of tho State. “That was so oven dur- tng ita actlye oporation by saving the Audtor trol and. ¢: Ienary powers for its von Eich control came within the potics powe: When tho Logisinture was by the charter d xamination sestod of its right. to contro} corporations, sucha grant of power wea voit. No Legisiaturs could bo dep) rived of its Inherent right to control and reg- ulate corporations. Tho statute of 187 did not. impair the obliention of the contract. It affected only the remedy, and not tho right, Tho right of trial by jury was no part of the char- fer contmict. | The lnw to the remedy a3 wagno part of the contract, Tho obligations af the contract were not impaired by altering tho modo of puforelny the same, of tho law of 1874 wast Tho reason 9 Jnadequacyzof the pro ecedings by quo warranto to protect tho public in regard to Insitrance companies, Mr. Jewett followed on behalf of tha Re- Gelver, discussing principally the doctrine Intd down in tho Munn case, and santas Ae “en lation Btate had such oxtensive powers in re! m1 warehouses and rullronds, it certainly had equal poweF over insurance companies. * Tho arguments were closod by Mr, Kales. Ho contonded that tho right of trial by jui eured by: Wha 80- tho Constitution of Hilaois. ‘That that wag ro fundamental a right that tho Legislature had noright to deprive the corporation of its charter nxcept after atrinl by jury, Morcover, the Company bad never beon called on to con- sentor dissent until the present petition and motion for final Injunction were entered, [t was nattoo late now to object that it was dragged into court. against {ts willy and as tho law was unconstitutional, the Recotyor should be dis- talesed and the caso dismissed. THE STATE SAVINGS. Judge Barnum was engnged' yesterday morn- ing in hoaring the petition of Jacob Gross, Clerk of tho Circuit Court, to bo ropasd $2,405.75, which he had deposited in the Stato Savings Rank by order of Court. Ho claimed that ns tho bank was an officer of Court whon it accepted Court monoys, and as the Receiver was another oflicer of Court, the monoy In effect had never beon aut of tho possossion of the Court, and tho Intter could ordor.{t to bo paid over. num osdored the full amouw Aftor an extended neument, auene bt cr the Receiver to the Clork, The demurrer of tho stockholders af tho State Savings Bank to tho potition of the Receiver to compel thom to pay wu} hoard yosterd! two of the stockholders—1). Shedd—bayo settled up with the Recolyer, grounds ur, thelr ducs was nlso fudge Barnum. All but D, Smith and C. B ‘The dare the same as those mado he- before foro Judgo Farwell when tha same case camo up before him a year ago. The matter was taken under advisomenit. DIVORCES. Margaret Hondorson filed a bill yesterday ask- ing foradlyorcofrom John Henderson on tho ground of dosertion. 2 Mary Bruta osks fora divorce from her hus- band, John, on account of his drunkennesa. —— THE WARTHUR CASE. Judgo Blodgott is engaged In hoaring the caso of the United States ngatnat tho Homo National Bank. This is a sult brought by Gen, MeArthur’s mureties to recover aout $8,000 of Post-Oftico funds doposited with the bank and drawn out by MoArthur, on tho ground that the bank knew at the time McArthur was using the money for his own private uses, STATE COURTS. Anton Engles began a sult yesterday against tho Agricultural Insurance Company to recovor 82,000. Colestia LH. Burnside sued Charles Zercher for John Conway began a sult to recover $1,000 damngos from tho Pittsburg, Cincinnat! & st. Louis Railroad Company. Judge Gary ishearing the mallolous-prosecu- tlon case of Margurot, Renrdon vs. Thomas Phelps and Hichard Batnard. Tho cnse was hean! onco beforo Judgo Jameson, whon tho dury dishgroed. Judge Jameson will decide tho stink onso of e WMuols Drying Company this morning ut 0 ‘the BD clock. PROBATE count, The controversy ovor the Keegan catate was toncluded yesterday by tho declaton of Judge Kotckerbockor, who held that the heirs, and not Bishop Iroland, of Minnesota, were the owners of the property. Tho dispute involyed the pos- session of $48,000 worth of property which bad beon intrusted to Bishop Iroland by the deceased somo time beforo hisdeath. No bad feared that his wifo's frionds would eauso him to be adjudged Insano and require the appointment of a con- wrvator, 50 ho gaye the proporty into the caro of tho Bishop for safe keoping. This property was roturned, to him at his wifo's doath, but Bishop Irelant cinimod that the proy ity nd jon given to him, siying thatho had given to bin paying incumonta Prove Mr. Keegan's child died ahortly after bis death, and her heirs claimed ber property, fortifying tholr clams with strong evidence, re Jourt docided in thoir fuyor yesterday, About $14,000 worth of real estate is ab to be diapnsod of, and the mattor will ba do- In tho estato of Jennto Wondell ct al, minor, Jettors of gunrdianahip were | t ‘Wendell; aud hor Hond tor $50,000 wan appre d in chancory, jetty ‘a8 approved, w In tho cstato of Habert Huntor tho will was Rgven, letiors testamentary were. issued to bert Hunt pherr er and bis bon for $7,000 wus ap- «4 Vontro for twolve Jurors was fasucd, roturn- ablo Feb, 6 at 10.9, m. ——_ THE CALL. Jovar Davntosn—In chambors, Jupae Diroparrt—Ms, 040, 941, O44, 989, 84, 985, 954, 058, 000, 061, 064, 000, 075, 076, O81, OFZ, 088, 960, Hi, No i, United States va, Homo Na- tonal Bank, on trial. Arrears Count—Motions, Opinions probe ably to-morrow, Jupar GAnr—225, 268 to 25, 207 to SIS, and O17 0.80. No, 447, Reardon vs. Phelps, on trial, Jopor BxrTH—No preliminary call, Peromp- tory call B10, TA, 445, 447, 448, 440, 451, and 483, ‘No. 000, Di cy Ralfroad Gotopy m5 O Ey oon MORAN—206 to 230, ‘trial, snag gh 4 Chicago, Burlington & Quine Ny On brink, UnGE JAMESON—Motions at 0:15 a.m, JuDaK Roayns—28, 20, 14 ta 45, Inclusive, No, lark vs, Cash. on trint. > . Incluslyo, except St ‘Term. No, 3,790, Hanaler ye. Towos, on Judox Danwon—10, 11, 14. No. 9 on hearing. Jupar TeLey—2, 23, 24, 25, 28. Nos ou hair wpa LooMis—Nos. 204 to 221, inalusivo, ox- and Ni 00, A 08. , and JupaRda - - foal eate a ueson—Crimtnal Court—Quaal-crim Bieteon vs. A. O, Funk, $1,096. shaw va, Stophon 8. Knowles, 8700. bal, vs. Conrad Kelb, JUDGMENTS, Sursnon Count—Jubax GAnY—Soth Thomas j lock Company va. Thamas Coggawell, J, Haw- ley Weber, and ©, W, Wallis, $472.75.—Albert C 8 .—P, P, Older- ‘IhCULT oT ae, Roagrs—Philip Kolb ILLINOIS BUPREME COURT. Special Dispatch to The Catcago Tribune, FRIXOIELD, \1I., Feb. &.—Doolnons wore ate Bounced in tho following oases to-day; THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 0. Robort Fisher va. Georgo Milminect al; ap> Peal from Pintt; aMfrmed, aL. Dowitt va. Bradbury; appeal from Brown; affirmed, a G, Hehonring dockot: Vigil Hickox ys. W. C. Greonwoods appeal from Bangamon; rmversed and remanded, ’ £9, Isnno 33, Forbes at ol. va. Mary Snyder, ndmiiniatrabrixy Appeal from Appellate Courts rined, ¢ bh, Altha Banulhy et nl. vs. John 8, Russells bepont pon Appollato Court; rovorsed and ro ed, 20, George Curyea ya. Thonins It. Reveriigo chal.t appeal from Moultrie; reversed and ro- nanderl. OS, of 1878. Abner Taylor vs. Jasper It. Melr- vin; appeal from Dowltt; nMfrined, KANE COUNTY COURT. Special Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. Exar, UL, Feb, 2.—The February term of tho Kane County Court commenced this afternoon, atGonova. JudgeKellum presided, After the Grand Jury wero charged the Court. adjourned to reopen when the Grand Jury aro ready to roport., MASONRY INVESTIGATED. Col. Thomas Picton Breaking All tho Embiemnatio Tooln—Laughing at tho Myths—Hin Vorsion of the Origin of tho Mystic Craftsmen. New York Herald, Co), Thoinas Picton was appointed, In 1863, Seorctary-Genernl of the Celestial Emplre of the Masonto Order of Memphis for America, Put- tng naldo his halif-completed weekly lettor tothe San Francisco Chrontele yesteritay, he sald that the day for secrecy in Masonry in America ts past, Inn Jand In which there was an estuh- shed religion secrecy was necessary, but’ in Amerlea it is a detriment to tho Order, “The few who enn bo called Masons," the Colonel cone tinued, “are tho followers of the Philosophic Mte,—among them the Duke of Sussex; Godfrey” Higgins, author of * Annclypsis'; O'rien, nuthor of ‘The Towers of Irciand’; and our {cono- elnostic Brother Btelnbrenner, Indeed, I fancy that Musonry docs not exist in America, that {s to say, as it should exist,— for hero it fs a benevolent society, «not! a philosophle institution. «Instead of stimulnt- ing inquiry, Americans who style themsclyes Masons throw a vell over tho truth. Thoy begin with myths and fegends, and add to them with every sucecesive degree, and tho bigbor thoy go tho more Ios thoy tell.” It was evident that tho Colonel and Mr, Stein- ‘Drenner taken Ike view of what tho latter terms the regalia orders in Masonry, and when the question was put to him direct ho replied, “That is preciacly the fact, Masonry, properly fpenking,” the Coloncl went on to suy, isan offort to bring all mankind toa common religion, and the resourches of Masonry aro intended to harmonize the mysteries of Christianity, Pagan- ism,and Judtalem; for tho most scholarly Ma- sons hold that there Js only one religion, and that that religion is the worship of the Deity under the symbol of the sun. Tho symbols in tho various religions ure diferent, but they havo the same ineanitie For example, the legend of Hiram, the legond of Arthur, and tho Iegend of Chriature the same.” WENCH THE MASONRY OF OUR TIME. Here tho Colonel throw in tho parenthesis that Probably, there are not in tho United Statos ix Insons Who aro really educated in the history of tholr Order. Thon ho added: “The origin of modern Seisonry can be attributed to Lord Ba- con. In tho new ‘Atinntis’ there {s a descrip- tion of Solomon and his house, and it is there sald that tho King sct apart Wiferont days for proeceuting the arts and sciencos. The naw * Atlnntis’ wag oxcessively papular among tho Ienrned men ‘of Unacon's day, und thoy tried to establish a society, aking Sdlomon as an ex- ponont of wisdom. It was encouraged hy the court of James 1. and his successor, Charics I, until the Rovolution broke out. Then the loy- alists, after the death of Charles I., reorganized their sovloty for religious aud political motives, tho religfon for tho refstablishment of the Church, tho politics for the restoration of the monarchy. Noxt thoy Invented what is cqlied tho legend of the thirddegree. Hlram Ablf Was the murdered monarch, Hirnm the King of Tyro was tho King of France. Solomon was the Chureh, Trum’s threo nssnsins were the threo Kingdoms, England, Scotland, and Ircland. Tho Masons of that day, who were the conspirators,—tho Ja- cobltes,—were necessarily a Recret socicty, Thoy called thomeclves, a8 tho Musons of the European Continent doto the present. day, the Sons of tho Widog, inasmuch as tho King had been beheaded and bis son had not been recog. ulzed. After tho Restoration the leading men ofthe movement formed tho Royal Society, which exists to tho present day, and they openly continued the work of tho house of Solomon. ‘The Jacobites in France continued thoir bonevo- lent organization, In England, tmmedintely after tho Restoration, x number of those ho had been proviously aMluted conjoined with a guid of so-called operative Masons, a body of reedmen of London, meeting in Mason'r lane. Tucy thon becumo Free and Accepted Mnsons, In 1717 there appeared to be four lodges in Lon- doy. Thoy met in tho Appletree Tavern, placed tho oldest einaan tn the chattcand proccowkth to organize n Grand Lodge, electing Sir Christopher Ween Grand Master. Fron that body originnte all the Magonio lodges in this country, THE FINST SPLIT. . “Those Masons ‘guuerotod sroone thomsclyes aftor a timo, and ono part of thom became known ns Ancient York Masons, and pretended to trace tholr origin back tosome Grand Lodgo of arehitects and othors that was hold in tho City: of York, and was snid to have had King Edward for its presiding officer. ‘This, as is tho story of Hiram, {a nnotbor respentntls legend, Tho other body of Masons repudiate that story, and con- tinue tobe known to tho present day as mod- crus. “ After the Revolution of 1688, the friends of tho Protonier resuscituted tholr Musanry in the Chateau of St, Gormatnen Laye, under tho dircot patronage of James Il, Tho Castle of St. Gor- main en Laye is In their langu: called Hero- alin. They orlginnted Masonry in Fraice, and, asa majority of the Jacobites were Scotehmen, it Deeamo known as tho Scottish Rite, which hus no connection whatever with tho existing Scot- tish Rito of Edinburg, known us Kilwinning or Royal Arch Mnsoury. “Tho lust legitimate Grand Master of tho puro Scotch Masons was the Earl of Derwentwater, beheaded in England for participation in the re- bellion and trying to place the young Pretender on tho throne, + = “To atrengthon tho religious feeling In favor of tho Roman Chureh the French-8eoteh Masons inyonted an addition to tho ritual, and this is colled the Roso Croix, Tha firet chaptor of this degroo was held fu Claromont, in France. Immediately before the French Revolution a German, Welschupt by namo, organized nnothor body of Masons, with strongly rorpiutinuary ideas, which became known a8 tho Murminutl, and was Introduced in France, and Cazotte, D'Alembert, Ln Harpe. and others of the eney- clopmdists became leading members, "Tho Keottish Rito os it exists in this country, known as the Anciont and Accepted Rite, bases its erention upon a charter thut was glyen to Blophen Morin. whose mnlesion it was to bo to found tn tho Fronch colonies nf America what they call tha Rite of Porfection, The namo signed on that charter as that of tho Grand Master was that of La -Corne, a dancing nias- jor. WHAT TNE COLONEL STYLES FRAUD. Col. Picton paused and amiled, and thon said that the daoulngmastor La Corno waa expelled from tho fraternity for his aubsnrylency to tho Regont, @’Orleans, and that Inaspiritof revengo La Corno trumpet up anew Masonio systom of his own, which contained cighteen degrees, tho highest af which was tho Degreo of the Emperar of tho Enst and the West. “Ancient and Ac- cepted Masanry—the Scottish Hite." tho Colonel continued, * mado Its Pectnp pene bee, in America in Charleston, and thoro it suddenly expanded to thirty-throo degrees, sanctioned by a protend> ed charter from Frederick the Great, who nover was moro thon u third-dogres Mason, and tho charter, whieh wns written in Latin, a language that Frederick did not understand, purporta to have beon signed while ho lay on his deathbod, All othor signaturos to tho chnrtur are of pers sone utterly pnknown to the historic chroniclers of thotime, This fraud is about oquaicd by the claims of tha Geran Masons to an origin from a charter of Cologne, manufactured less than sixty yenra ngo. , “Bwedenbory tricd to estnbiigh avery intel- dectual system of Masonry on tho basta pf uSwod- ish Masonry, which, ike all othor Susonic sys- toms, has ‘some fubulous story ubouta very re- fate congregation of architects and pricats in paul, Wo Gagllostro is to bo attributed the firat Iden of tracing Masonry back to Egypt, Ho founded Coptic Masonry, and his wifuwas the real origi- nator of Masonry for woinen, now known estho Adontive Rito, “When alchemy was a prevalent passion a new order entered tho fleld as tho Hormetiy Phtloso~ pier, ant a aystem of Masonry was invented by ha: Abbé Harnett, who Ikowise tricuil tho origin of Masonry to astro-theology in Egypt. “Of late years ‘on tha Continent of Europe, and in Frince particularly, earnest endoavors have been made to divest Masonry of oll {te fab- ulous legends and historteal crrors, * Ainong tho existing rites of Masonry aro tho Strict Observance, complied by the Baron Hund: the French philosophicul degrees of the Grand Oriont of Frauce,and an extensive phitosaphical rito throughout Germany. Nono of thoso rites ean be introduced into this Stato in consequence of the despotio absolutism of the Grand Laxdige, who Und it to tholr advantago Onancially to concentrate all knowledge and powor in thom- selves, the more Ignorant the Mason hele. at the present day the more profitable tho indi- vidual. sCensoganntly thoir animouity to tho Grand Lodgo of Frniico, ta the Grand ‘Lodge of Hamburg, and to all athor Musonty bodies, THE ORDER OF MEMPIIB, “Phoro aro in oxlutenco no Joss than sovonty- one recognized Masonlo rites,and some yoars back two gentlemon jo Mila tricd uf? combine all theso rites in one, which they called the Rito ot Milzralin <snsoa iter tho children of Egy! ts Tho propagation of this rite was suppressed by the ‘draad ricatof France. Tho {dea was sub- soquently tuken up by & loarned Musonto writer an eplione 0 ri ey wilt exieted na co prior payable tho purpose of redenming and them, the Board, deeming §t necessary to Issue now bonds therefor, hud properly: caused the question of their iseue to be submitted to tho voters of Cook County nt tho Inst general elec- fons that thosum of $1, ing the other existing county, exceed & per cent of | Sts taxablo prop- erty; ond that the majority of the votes cnst waa for County Bonds,” this authorizing their ‘Tho resolutions Reanlved, By Toard of Comm day of Muy, A. uble reml-anmul ADIN, published for inittee shill deem nor inore then $1,00 f interest ns saul Committee shall determin, but not execedin per annuin payable semi-annually, to bo exe- cuted, with Interest coupons attached, in the manuer hereinabove directed; and thereupon prior to tho Ist day of May, A.D. auld bondsto bo placed upon tho market ani sold at not less than the par value thercof, and roceeds thereof puld over to_ the Trensuror ok County, to be applied as aforcsald. The resolutions were adopted by a unanimous Conuniksioner tho voto Just samo amend the of adintise to the effect that ita forco should provision was mado for tha xepnrate care of puupers Intowns by law. Tho modon provaiied, Commissioner Roeso moved, as n furthor omenidinent, to Insert. the names of Hahn and tholr bid of $480. ‘This mot provailed, and the report, thus amended, cease In ease an, Rervico reported, Hemlugton be employed ns superintendent of Jobon tho now Courteli or dlom,und that the county do Conmissionor Wood submitted n lotter sf) by Pottor Palmer, recommending W. a Commissioner CI fp miums rocelyed, FHL 811.54; total ‘Thoso figures compare favorably with lust your's, a va, which York ¢ rand ttlxh Tite, mong the ane —<—<————— UNTY BOARD. of Paria—M. Marconis de Negros whe, founterd tho SMnsonie order of Memphis Invented two orders of Maat Cros of tho Alidde and tho Grand Btar of Sirlur, he peddled Wer suppresae), De Negro introduced this rite in person In Naw recognized by tho (1 known as Anelont nnd cording to the rite of Memphis, consisted of ninety-six degrees, but in eouform= ity to tho requirements of tho Grand Orient at Franco at the tan whe tlved into that bod; sant inceting yesterday the State of TIL ta. 18; May roper, nel tho rato of War Bonds Amounting to 85,158,500 to Be Refunded—Minor Routine Mate Tho County Bonrd held Its regular weekly afternoon, Commissioner Stewnrt presiding, and all tho members present except Aynte and Bpoftord. Under the head of unfinished business, the Board took up the resolutions of Commisstoner Wood, offered at u previous. meeting, and thon Int over under tho rates. were preceded by a number of “ wherenses," ree elting that the county bonds known as” Wor Fund Bonds,” amounting to $1,153,5 to mect nn Indebtedness exiating against the nO. would 1, 1880; ‘ero ns follows: hiv the Boardof Commissioners. of Cools Comtity, that county bonds of tho Counts: nats, be trsued hy 1, to the amount of $1,148,500, in de- nominations of sot loss Uain $100, nor more than $1,000 euch, redecinabte at the pleasure of tho esioners of Cook County after tho Ist day of Moy, A. 1.18%, and payable fun fegs sooner redeemed ns aforesaid), on the Ist 1900, nt the oflice uf tho Trens- urerof sald county; and to bear interest ata rato not excocding i Rep cent per annum, pay> y atthe oaflice of sald 'Trens- urer; that, 1u the cnse the sald Board of Com- infexfoners hall elect to redeem and pay any of sald bonds, at any time after said Ist diy of 1D. 1500, and prior to tho Bret day of May, it. shall cause notice thereaf to ho at least thirty days in two of tho public nowspapers published In sald county, the rst. pulilicntion of such natico to be at Jenat six months prior to the time of such redemption: bonds bo known os Bonds,” and be styned by the Chali HKonrd of Commissioners of Cook County as such: Chairman, and by the County Clerk of sald county as such Clerk, and byt hin sealed with his official geal, and be countersigned by the Treus- urer of raid county, and in his office: utnounting in nll to the sum of ¢loyen hundre 1 fifty-eight thousand five hundred dollars (21,158,500), of such denominutions as such Com- Init, not less than $100, such rate nd dentin, TILL AND NEPONTR. id tha Committee on Town and Town Accounts $610. all of which were adopted andordered paid. Tho lnst-named Committeo also recommended tho {rarding: of tho cons tract for tho pauper practice at Lor Rood and Dr. Cleary nt thelr, bid of $500 per 41m. Commissioner Bacso opposed tho rcoommen: | {3 dation, and moved to award tho contruct to Dr, | Ma Vuhn and Dr, Skelly, at tholr bid of $480 per un- num. ‘The motion wus lost by a vote of yeas 6, % Thd furthor constderation of tho report brought ouen good dent of drcusslon, Commis- sloner Wood expressing the opinion that every- | tho thing bad not been regular at Lemont ju the nl attondance on tho sick pauper and the furnishing of medicine, whila somebody had been povketing tnonoy nt tho county's oxpenso. lark, in order to give the whole subject furthor ventilation, moved to reconsider | say Just tuken, Tho motion prevailed, Commissioner reporL by. Anumber of bills and pay-roils were rend and roferred to approprivte committees. Included them was tho pay-roll of the Cou ney Agent's oflico for Febuary. amounting to $2,180, 19 Comimittes on Moasplinis reported, recom- tho payment of bills amounting to $3,077, the Committee on Charitles bills amount- ing to $6,075, the Comunitteo on Jatt and Jal Ac. counts $6,501, ant thon tho 3} The Committea on Vubilo Kervico reported Dills to the amount of $5,531, and further recom: mended the ndvertising for bids for tho purchase of tho Rotorm Bchool. Adopted. ‘THE COURT-HOUSE, Tho Joint Committco on Astilings and Publio recommending 1 John I. Drake, and others, I. Dee, who had bid for tho work ut $2,200, and offered ta superintend tho work in cuso the contrnet wont to nny buy cise. Commissioner Clark thought the report Justice to O'firien, tha lowest bidder, and inoved, ns nn amondmoent, tonward bint tbo cons tract and make Remington tho superintondont of tha Job nt his price of & porday. ~Theamond- provailed by n vate of yons 22, nays 1— aloner Moyer—and tho report, as thus nied, WaB dented ’ Tho contract with W. HE. Hate & Co, for tho construction of two water-clovators for the County Hospital, was read and approved bya unantinous vote, * Tho County Treasurer submitted an array of figures—or several of show tho number and amount of overy order drawn and palito MeNetll & amounted to §30,141, Referred togne Financo Mark inthoduced a resolution reolting tho apparent necessity of omple attornuy tanct In tha lower courts for poso of curing for county cases, and guarding Fruoners being churgod roving for the election of such a functionnry ut a salury not to exceed $1,600 4 = a resolution wus referred to tha Vom- initico on Judiciary, ‘Tho Board then wdjourned, Bon, ———=> salo and rende: WISCONSIN INSURANCE, Spectat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune, Mavison, Wis, Fob, 2.—Commisstoncr-of-In- surance Spooner bas completed bis anoual ro- port, which will bo published in a fow days. It shows tho following figures: Wisconsin Jolt stock compantes—Lisks writ- ton, $20,008,411; promfums reecived, $181,410.64; Towses pal, $120,165.55; lossos incurred, $125,° Wisconsin mutual companics—Riska written, premiums rocoived, fossea paid, $107,182.10; losses Incurred, $90,- Companies of othor States--Risks written, $06,540,450.55; premiums recolved, $1,012,870.70; mid, $680,471.09; losses incurred gh compunics—Miaka written, remums rocetvod, $158,345.08; losses incurred, $107,882.05. 40,2 3 totaal i ee Incurred, 81 1c0,0b3.us: ‘rom Centennial Headquarters.—! find Dr, Cough Byrup excellent, having a ready moro @ulisfavtion than any rup Lhayo over sold.”—A. 1. Malonoy, teouth “and Carpouter atrects, Phila+ nightbood, the they 1 Itvina been A Orisnt anid is now 1 Primitive Masonry ne- It originally the Memphis Masons iy, the ritual haa been dd to thirty-three deqreos, Its fiat des regarded as equivalent to that of Bue loveCienoral of tho thirtyethird de- This ritual embraces: ‘all the more conspicuous Masonic tes that ace In exigtence, raneltixton Cot 1! AMNPUAS Wers FC annie Tonge nga, tho Al tho revogn whatovor the symbols may prove to es that uphetdt the obellak in Alexane not prove that Masonry as wo lent Exy pins, cton raid that the Kquare ted by all tatelligent Mae y within the tri- These resolutions }, and Issues become = dus that. refunding 00 alld not, inelud- indebtedness of tho | orif.any are unfinished In any navy-yard which “ Refunding ruin of tho by him. registered That ‘coupons be attached to such bonds, securing the payment of tho inter- est thereon, respeutively, to becomo due thereon from tino to tine, to ber tho signature of said County Clerk as sich Clerk, and of said Trons- urer of sald county as stich Treusurer; and be it Resolved, That the sald bonds bo placed upon tho market and sold, and tho be recelyed by the County County of Cook, rocecds thereof rensurer of tho aud by him applied to the mentof the sald. bonds, known as" War, Bonds," maturing as aforesnld on the Ist day of May, A. D. 1880; and be it further Resolved, Thut tho Finance Committee of this Hoard of Commissioners of sald it is hereby, nuthorized and directed to cause ta he preprred auitable and proper forms for eald cotinty bonds, so to bo issued ns aforesaid, with tho Interest coupons attached thoreto, and as soon assuch forms can be so prepare printed, that sald Comimitteo cause such HogHty BS" wing county be, and 4 per centum 1880, cause id mont to Dr, moved insertion al was iat. Henry W. UKE At nh thom,—purporting ta Tho total ing unt iY pire th to. $157,831.87; 15,107. $15,053,350.~ losses puld, any the Committee, “ would be more appropri ately found on the ie erty than upon tho register. BAILING VESSELS. OUR NAVY. Report of the House Naval Commit- tee—Bad Condition of Our © Vessels. force of our navy the Committee any: longer serve thoi country in war, unefitliiey The Coantry Practically Without a Force on the Ocean—Restew of Our Steamers and Tronelads. peur dition ta nayignte the ecean—namely stellntion, tho Constitution, the Jiri maintrined in condition An Entire Reconstruction of the Navy Recommended, war. Correspondence New York Herald, Wasninatos, Jan, 8.—Representative Harris, of Massuchusotts, in bohalf of tho House Naval Committee, to whom was referred tho. bill pro+ reach of mestern quns, sistants for tho navy of the United States and for and should be sold dr broken v1 other purposes, to-day reported to the full Com- mitteo n substitute bill, whieh was unanimously adapted by the full Committee and will be pre nonted to tho House tosmorrow with the request: that an carly day be set for its consideration, It is intended as the farcrunner of legisintion look- Jng to the complete reorganization of the nay: Heprezentative Harris’ bill authorizes tho Seere- tury of the Navy to cause an account tobe taken of tho stores and suppiles belonging to tho sev eral burcaus of the Navy Demirtiment, and to catise an appratsement of their value tobo made by boards of officersof the navy, tobe designated: hy the Secretary, and nll stich stores as are found unserviceable shnll be condemned and sald and the proceeds pald into the Treusury to tho eredit of the permanent construction fund ot for | the navy,” It ehull nlso be the duty of the Se retary of the Navy to cause ta ba examined hy competent bourds of ofticers of tho nary all vessels not {11 actunl service at Kea and veescls at sea as soon ns thoy shall return to any unval station of the United States; sald honrda to ree port what vessels are unfit for furthor service, two storeships simply for want of better, merchant marine, and three are used us tieesships* at Annapolls and Washington A DIKSOLVING VIEW, “142 veseeis of our navy, se-called, show, as thoy et; Hany presents,” They continue: veasels, stentn vessels repairing or awaltln; unfinished recond-nite steam-v sumes that they cnn all be made fl Me of currying guns afd dofng naval dut an arsumpeion, however, will not be ma mon of ordi of the Cni tho nay 1o fighting vessels. The fact may be disngre ean pride, In cannot he finishod without great and alana) or- | with the Committee, tonato exponse, It shall bo the duty of the Bec~ rotary of tho Navy, if ho concur in thelr report, We have less than 250 guns ationt.in our ent to ntrike the names of such vessels from tho the mones derived from such nies in koe man: ner to be pald into the ‘Treasury to the credit at tho Construction Fund of the Navy Depagtment, Ia A CONSTRUCTION FUND, 'Tho vill provides for the estubilshment of a fund, to be known as tho * Permanent Construc- tion Hund of the Navy." which shall compriso the Spivarrinnane made therefor from time to thine by Congress, and the proceeds arlaing from the sale of old or condemned vessels of the navy, and condemned materials, stores, and sup- plics, as before provided, which fund shill be used and expended by the Secretary of the Navy in the constriction, armament, and equipment. of new naval vessels, and for no othor purpose, No unexpended balance of said Permanent Con- striction Fund shall hereafter be covered Into tho Treasury, or be mado available for any pur- pose not provided by this uct. ‘The Seerotary of the Navy shall not contract tospond for the purposes provided for (u this act during any One seal yearn greater sum than tho umount standing to the credit of suid tho guns of the Amerlean navy were those of any nation, lems in naval warfure. While they have been spending vast sins of ruoney and malin experiments in all directions we hive rested ans tho resistin, andeven Spain, the American nnvy is great! Inferior in aulps’ yet models, work of building Natlonal honor. We cannot expect anco of tho previous year, if any: but in the construction, armament or equipment of now vossels of tho navy, as hereln provided for, tho Secretary of tho Navy mny make use of any materiale, stores, or euppiles now on band which {in his opinion will not probably bo required to tho repalr of the vessels, thelr armament, or oqulpment now in the navy, but not othoriviso. No vessel now belonging to tho navy shall be finished or repaired whero the estininted cost of its completion or ropair shall excced 40 per cent of the cost af a now vessel ,of the samo size and model, exclusive of tho armament, unless a bonrd of ofleers selected by the Secretary sunll recommend such completion and repair, in which caso tho cost shall be made from sald awe Pormancnt Construction Fund of the navy. abe REPORT TO CONGHERS. trnusoceanic nition; we have an emp! publican principles, WHAT WE NEED, commerce on ali borders from invasion, and whip inny make war upon us. hon and | tL shalt bo tho duty of tho Sccretary to report | ironclad fleet In condition for const ‘and harbor annually to Congress in detail the Frceonis of | defense, and our torpedo system perfected, all sules of vessels andanatortals, and also nil ex- penditures mado or authorized to be made from sald fund; and to state what vessels bavoe been ‘dullt, commenced, or authorized to bo bullt, anid genorally in what manner, whether by contract or othorwike. Tho bil furthor authorizes the Secretary to aocent models, plans, otv., for vessels, engines, ronchinery, armaments, ete, from any and all sources, and to determine what sum shall bo puid for tho same. i CONDITION oF Tite NAVY. FH high sena. do span tho high sens, not bo lost upon us. accompany tho Ui), was also unanimously adopted and will bo presented to tho House to- morrow. It first sets forth tho results of n caro- fil investigution mado oe the Committas to ascertain the present condition, character, uso- fulness, and capacity for warlike purposes of ench veascl named in tha navy register, Intro- ducing this branch of tho subject in hand tho Toport Rays: “ Sinnil'us the number of ovr naval vessels is as compared with tho othor navies of the world, itis Intlnitly amallor in renal Nghting power; ant it 1s timo for Congress and the country to fuco the fact and provide tho remedy, |... Tho information here presented may bo uniwalcomo and humilluting, but National honor and safety altko demand thnt tho plain truth be told, to tho end that the people may be able to judgo whethor Congress bas done or ls doling its duty providing for tho Natlonal defouso and for Intaining the howor of the American mime,” ‘THE FINST-NATES, ‘Tho Commitice than proceeded to narrate tho dates nnd mothods of construction anil the pres cnt condition of all tho steam vessels of our navy, ship by ship, It. is found that although five “ifrat-rutea” now on tho register— namely: tho Colorado, Franklin, Minnesota, Ningara, and Wabash—were originally the equilsof any of thelrcinss In the world, thoy must now be classed as obsolote and practically outof use ns vessels of war. Tho Committco vB: " Itisprobablo that thoy iniaht Perform sono service {n case of necessity, hut thoy hardly could bo relied upon as cruising ships without tho oxpenditure of Jurgo sums for now bollers, machinery, ote., and for general repalre, It is apparent that those vessels, cussed us tho firet- rates of tho navy, ropresent very Ilttlo of naval power, and fn case of war, offensive or defen- a year, lar force of skilled employes; hest skill In nayal architecture, and gunne! and mothod WLEDING-OUT RECOMMENDED, accomplished, “AID FOR SILESIA, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, of the Chamber of Commerce to-day, for the distressed people. knowledges in a letter, long ns any of thom can porate useral ae ter ne a une city, colving, training, or atoro abips without oxten H sive repairs it uniy be wise to retain. thom, Witt Pe har ea area Le GR at whon, a8 bas the Ninguira, thoy couse to be wee- | Ontew, and will ba recetved untlls o'clock p. wn. di ful for such purposo thoy should po praia pty | tho weok, and nth dp. mon Satuedn: sold or broken up, and no should be SIMMS, wasted on thelr caro and preservation, Longer me ete toretain tho Ningara ou, our navy registor is | northwest cur phirey-ttiheat worse than useless; it {sa deception, besides be- CHAS, HENNETT, a Ing a waste of public monvys and thosame miny | West Madison-at., near Weatern: bo said of many of tho other vessels classed us TH. SONNICIIS| naval vessels on the register, f comer le BECOND-RATHS. Goods, 7) Lakes od | “OF tho twenty-soven tscconderates, threo— | LOUIS W. I. namely: the Conneeticut and Pennsylvania at Boston and the Java at New York—are woilns {shed on the stocks, rotten, and worthtoss; seven: are ald up In ordinary, untlt for further use, garner La at. botween Lasalle and Well Division, yard schedules of prop: Th regard to tho twenty-two salling vessels of all classes which complote the total nominal “These old worthles of a past Gre can no Their cont for cairo and preservation ts greater than their in justify, and their names should Meanprar from the navy, some of them to reaps in new vessels worthy of themselves and of tho country, Only five of them are now in con tha Con- WI, the Portamath, and the Supply. . 40. They are for service rather 289 mutter of sentiment and from a feeling uf ven= eration than breatise of any present or pros. pectiye value which thoy) poseess ng vessels of In vase of war thelr safety and those of thelr oflvers sand men would fniperntively ree jtire that they shoul! be taken into port or ins der the shelter of forts and out of the possible “OF the remnining seventeen one Js rotten and AnOnished on the Mocks at Sackyet’s Hurhor, N. viding for the establishment of a Board of As- | ¥.; seven are Jnid up in ordinary, utterly worth- Tea: tosnve the cost of their care, ns they are recely) fie, sales De ne is used at New Orleans as a training-ship for the race In coneluding their detailed analysis a the the Come mittee bring the resulta into tabular form to y. *whatn tlissolying view our “ Here are forty-elght vessels and no more he- longing to tho navy to-day enpable of fring a muny and of these five ara ald, nbsoleto auiliog If to these wo were to add the eleven repairs, tho alx [ronclads repalring ond awialthiue repnlrs, the three ateam vessels in ordinary and the one sel, nid ts for duty, the whole nivy of” tho United States would at any one time: number only sixty-nine vessels eapas Such le by nary judgment. ‘This ts tho whole of nited States, Fo far as it relates ablo to contemplate and humilinting to Amcrl- resenting ft, however, we do but discharge a duty we owe to the House and to the people. The remedy and responsibility tre not |- Toit SAL 1, “ Tut we are weak 1n guns us well asin aioe. re navy, andof these Ices than forty are ritlerd, 9 navy register and withdraw them from the | fewelght-inch,a few 100-pounders, anda few navy. Tho bill provides for tho sale of such | aixty-pounders. All the rest are antiquated Foanale an bresoribes ie Ha area sale, each emooth bore. - inno neo shall be less than tho appralser A ‘ yaluo putupon them hy tho Examinly Hoard SETHE OPENING OF TRE WAT. “ At the apening of the Jate War the ships and z equal to When the Monitor and the Merrimac inet and startled the world with thoir contlet, in which thick armor became for the irattine an overmatch for heavy guns the other tations commenced to solve great prop. ave MARO Ir} 21 AS ava nian ieatory Inarbin fant, Ml Wee Jackson-st- 8 wulted until now the power of guns has outrun power of armor. In comparison with the navles of Great Britain, France, Hub, iy ips and armament, and yet these nations tave, jn the construction of thelrimvies, but followed out and fmproved upon American “In view of these facts the Committee belleye {tourduty to begin at once to prepare for the RAYS adequate to the Na+ tional defense aud to the preservation of the tt at once to build up a navy powerful enough to incet in fund during said year, including additions | miducean and ‘successfully contend with the from tho sealo of vessels, = mate- | monster ironclads of England, Franco, and tints, stores, and supplics, and the bale | Italy; nor do we desire that the attempt should VAS TED Ink on sro: 6 nes #00), for all bomude. We have no colonial dependencies to ror sien cinsee vA DARGH HOUSE, 3 ator: barn, with xerrant’s oom, large let all in rier, north of Kighteonth-st., oart frant. chigap-ay., #stery and basnment atone-front bonne, near THeTIF-ARtAL, vory chenp, Jake-av., Z-etory and basement house, near Doug Jag Monument, fronting the park and lake, PG a atone front, cheap. dnckaon and dlonoré-rds., corner lot, good house, Hansa und Jot, only $1. iTaylorent nly ai Sipe Pak aid weren, with prin house, $220, y Park, ncres, ink ho Ne ,, vite Park 316 mere MATTER OUND, 10 Stat you BALB-HY GOUDRIDGE & STORF: 20 Weat Marison: ‘The cottages and lots | Te, MUG, No. 28 Weat Indiano-st, ty SEL, ‘Sa. 17 Ht. John'a pince, E100. “ottwes und Jats No, 227, 241, und oa) Fattonest. use. rooms, modern improvenients, fine bam. lot e112, No Fottonest, 1 bargain, WD— Three cottages and lute, Nos, 7% BO, and 8 will ytetd on May 1 £5t per month, .! eatery nnd basement brick, furnace, yas fixtures, and lot; Washiixton-st., near ioyne, $110, 6,000 HOW N--MICHIGAN ‘Twenty-sixth and Twenty-elgttl room dwelling. hot and cold water, 14 nave und gas, with quod barn that rents for £0) por month: Tet ts fixbst hua beutiful, lene trees in front, and Ione of the nicert lata un the avenue; tt # vrentest bargain offereils house cont €.0, nn srepairs thin property will sell for Su nb months; aniy ofered antl! the 15th inst. 8. BOVE, Mone 4, 19 Mudlaotient, . ON BALE -MICHIGANCAY., NEAR TWENTY, Fults Tbctuson ttonecfront hous tdatneniedy Stary, ent kid Franch roof. rooms deept house cost heuriy, $1 of housg and lot HUW If sold bn iin house ts woll tinished ra Lay if it, ite, AV tae ya story and base- nom an parlor Boor, y stone front dinti O ANT 10, WITH ts 18, with [4 fect each. M, Waatington-8t, Pol, RAL — FoIt'y “SkcOND-BT in FEET, south front, west of Cottage Grove-av., t2) per foot, ISAAC CLA 1A bake-st. row SALE EY ON LA SALLE-ST. NEAT 3 iA feet on Clarks near Dirislon, at a bargain. Ag fe liber of hath pincrs, HENRY WA LLEIG Je, 9% Donrborn-at, iON SALE—Olt DRASE—DOCK PROPERTY, WE aro now prepared to sell or Tease for ony or more Zeate the dota formerly uccupted by Meats, Uaten & So. on the nnrth aida uf the Chicago itiver, lneated he ftitersectinn of the North finineh with the mata nnelat the Chicagu River, having n river fronts ut AW feet.” Apply to JOLLN MATTUCKE, 40 a ALESINDIANA-AV,, 10 AN’ et ewe Lie an att cha’ itteee aa, LARGE FHAME HOUSE, W at front, near Monroe and, Lenviiter An offer wanted, Ilrick residence, with lane corner lot. convenient to Van Huron-st, cars; cheap. Sere ernl tine fota nn Lenvitt-sts,. peor V1 Buren at besold. HENIY WALLED, J1G6 Dearhorn-at. SALH—HOUSE, Hi Ni Loy vey heap pees. camer Edbrook ond Pe: Faas OFS block from Milwnukew-nv, carebarn. Inquire of 3, MAROTTA. 112 De Koveneat., we . PORKALE-AT A BATIGATS elegnnt 4 marhle front thew Flo BAT, tor aw fo SUIT, shiunds AY <1) feet, with eatery an F MebLrkn-av. with” good brick barn, ion bythe ih of February. 16 South Chyrkest. 0 FEET ON WA! Heat.. west front, far HAMILTON TAY. NEAIt cash If token uth Ciark-st. WANTED-MALE HELP. Bookkecpern, Clerika, &e. WANTED A YOUNG MAN FOS 197020 FOR dice Work; murt he a youd penman and warkTor moderate aninty.. Address, ninting axe, Tecerenoos, and salary wanted, al, U'ribune office, wan ED—A BOY OR YOUNG MAN IN A MEI. ‘cantile nice, Sow waurs to start; chance tn Top nrerer one nig cme te Tne egeued . p Audress, in ow ine Pa, Veibnne omen. ee ‘Trades, : ANTRD<FRESCO PAINTER, NORTIWEST corner Carroll-ay, and Sheldon-at Wart OVERALL, curren: TO cu Weg THE Knives, ab HEAIUT WHOS, 183 to 18) Frank. Wwistens 00D BLACKSMITH ON BOE BAG work. None butastaady man nood npply. 1s it Kinzio-st, ANTED—A_BHACKSMITIM THAT UNDER attends traning (ruck wagons nt iy Bonth Line fy ne bist n i = VIEDUBIC&. ATA: RATT iA W ‘ini wrodwark and furuitute by Ae CO.. SH Wahaheny, Eniployment Agencies, ; 5 for the son jaye © THAN Cone 2 Routh Waterss ee Oye SHERI MinccHancottn. WSTEDIAGHSTY, FOR, MWILDIAM LIOyD ‘Garriaan and ile Times." by Oliver Jolinsani tne troduction by dah G. Whittier. Now ready—Splandid Miceess. 1.1 RUSSELL & CO, Pubiiahors, Gf Corns Mill, Boston, Nas Waster a FIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR ‘TO ‘work among bualness ment Nberal terms ton nion who comes well recommended. Koon f, bisa> 101 Dearbarn-st. m W NTED-HARDWARY BALESMAN, BY JOR. bing hunee, outside of Chienge, for Minnesota trade, experienced und familar with shelf nnd heavy Mtdware, tron, and who tucks Mrst-cines man wan ed. Must have god record und references. Alleom- munications contidentia! Tribune ome \WaASteD conn TIVES AGENT IN EVE ‘county, to sell the best foree-nump for hanse~ hold and farm purporas in the world. Send a-cont stamp for infoymation, Ni Bz money init for the rial ALI SUNKEN sole manufacturer, 74 South Penneat, Ine Alaunpotie, Ind. NTE MEN AND LAD THR ‘country to intraduen in every house the book “Mather, Home, and Hearen;”” best authorship; handaomels Nusintert; pleanre overshody: other excellent hi RC, THREAT WM Clore! cago. Wapres Ouse OF facturing nerk= reiting oft RY ; WITE ny hava opportunity of leurn= ‘Trihine office, = LE HELP, Domestics. Wntnosat THE GARDNER TIOUSE, FOUR acrub-girls and four chamberinaids. Must cone well recommended. ED-AT HH WEST VAN BUREN: W “tapertenend alt! toursocond work: must be Seats dinnvian ar German, Wantt Rand teferences, ing exportiratn, wast A GERMA Ti, ONE WHO OS verstands cooking, Washing, und troning: wazes, Sper week. Inquire at 1% Pmicic-av., near Pwenty> COMPETENT GHU, FOR work, email family, at ance, ai tA. ea Waban TANTED-ONE SCRGH GInT AND ONE, SEC W “ind ciel in kivetien at tho'Avanite Houre, Twen- ty-recondent, VWASteor as Gin Fon Ge work. References required, th Parks und boulevards. ILENRY 41 Major tuck, BS FRON’ ash customers. bold fn unwilling subjection, no jealous rival nations upon our borders to overawe by any exe hihitions of power; we bave no temptation to muko aggressive war for conquest li any ZA nanos at re aecuriti TO LOAN ON FURNITUNE, thuut remoral, and other good Jearborn-st.. Ruom 4. is equal tootr ambition, not. ton larzc—let us hopo—to. NYA he eticeessfully governed as ono nation upon re- A rupee reuea! Tes. 183 Deurboru-at. sto ul A S¥ AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURST 2X pins: “Wowanta navy capable of protecting our sens, of defending our own of dostrosing the commerce and sea-guimg ertlsers of any nation To do the tirat uid putour ironclad fleet in caniditton of tho greatest efficiency, snd should develop the torpedo syatem to its fullest extent. With our 45,000,000 of Americans muy defy all danger of foreign invasion. But we should be able not only to mectand bent off an Invader from our shore, but also to extort from an enemy terms of | honorable pence De. megressive, war, upon the he Inte War has twught us how much harm afew fast ships, gallantly commanded, can and tho lesson'should tn the opinion of the Committee the thne hus arrived when it fs a Na- tional duty to begin the construction of a new oR Pernniret ee rit eager na- + Represe re long wo niust fight upon the sen or uowbero. A report writton by Representative Harris, to | ‘pha Committee ao nat recommend tho expend: . iture of lurgo sinns with a view af perfecting such a navy this yenr or the next, nt to com menco the construction of threo or four vesecls and to keep constantly employed a remu- » employ the A engineering ind to settle upon tho best system Refors commencing upon the new nayy the Committes reconmmend athdrough overhauling and weedipg-out and sale of all the vessels, ma- terinls, stores, and armaments whieh are Kuper numuinted and practically. useless, With these refornis accomplished, and permunent funds es- tablished to bo annually supplled by liberal up- proprintions by Congress, to bo used only as contemplated by the accompanying bill, the Committes think the first and important. step in tho direction of an eMclent navy will have been MILWAUKEE, Fob. 2—An appeal tn behalf of tho intabitants of Upper Silesia, who baye lost thoir crops by the inundation, and who aro suf- toring from famine, was made by tho Erealdent A rith: seription-bonk is to bo placed in the Chamber of Commorce, whero contributions can be ontercd: ———— Mr, J. Kisthart, Mahanoy City, Pa. suffered with pain in tho back. Ho used a bottle of Bt. Jacobs Ol, and was cured, us he thankfully ace flye, ‘would. take avery subordinate place, | 2S PRIBUNE ERANCIL OFFICES. Wo class ‘thom as hon-combatants. 80 NORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUIt NUMEK- wo tinvo Extabe In the different Divisions, 5s 0 privo ag chargod at the Maln iaring i Hookaoiters ‘and’ Statlouers, 128 Wi, Prugsint, 019 Cottage Grove-ar., NET Wradcalor. Stationer, ete, N, Drugyivt, 24 Bino Island-er, jewaler, Newsdealor, and Fancy ncoln, NEEDE, Printings and Advertising Axent, Nows and Statlonory Depot, 455 East Divislon> th CO. Drugalats, 4S Norit LOANED ON FURNITORE, pinnos nnd other Rood securl- footin 1s utd 4 Tote AND 8 without Femuval, 131 Randoiph-st., Itoom “AB AMOU: # furniture, fy Out removal, 7s OF SONBY TO LOAN_ ON nnOK, ete, Bt lowest rates, with- ain 11, 8 Dearborn-st, DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, A ote,,et ana-hulf brokers’ mites. U, LAUNDER, Ttoomss net th, 1D Rindolpt-st. tablished 135 TASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND BLLVER— J Money to foan on watchos, diamonds. and valun- bies of overs description, at GOLDSMID'S Loan uod Huillon Onice (icensow), 99 Kast Madison-st. Katab- Hehe 195, MONEY TO ROAN ON CHiATTETs Ani, GOOD AML security, Commercial paper und chattel iort- anges bought. Moom 45, #2 Ln Sulle-st. OSE TO LOAN ON Cling PROTERTY AT AML current mics of interest. C. 1. FERILY, loom Tyed La Snlle-st, ONEY 10 LOAN ON FURNITURE, ETC With M' jut rewoval J.C, & G. PARRY, 16) West Mon- roe-n \VASTEDWesTens city. COUNTY, TOWN, ‘and schon! bunds. iesimble investinent securi- Moe for sale, WO, “OLE, 108 Wrahingtoneat. ES. is IN EME: SOL, PANTNERSTDS negotiated, grucery, druz. hardware, and ottor atocks WouRht, 80) eand exchanged. Jd, K, KIMBALL &CO., brokers, 125 Washington-at, Room 15, AO aay TOTEL—A_ PRACTICAL, ehc. ‘crssful hotel proprictar—fully responsibie—wanta fh. partner, ina bookkeeper and cashler, or lent) with: file to HO cash to fole bin in furnishing and onening anow, clogant Hetel of $0 roome in Chiengoy building centrally locuted ts selected. For personal interviow address 8 3), Tribunn onico, PO SALE cheap ren: 43, Tribune WOR RALK—=DRUG BTORE IN REST MINING Petr At Colondo; dolng good business. “AW ‘Tribune office. SOR BAL E—-LUSBER, LIME, AND COAL-YAND, with aix lotr on ralipoad switch; residence and four tots in wlive town in Central Lowa; ulso.two linnrave furmnn Ianeres|ench, “Address Lock Hox XE, Dallas i EY Hy RST-CLASS HOTEL AND BUS ness pluce of property, for HWXUG, for which» rental ts naw offered of U0 per annum for three yeurs, A.d, AVERELL, (27 Dearborn-st. i TAGRU AL BUNS ESS OFY —-FORSALE—AN established enfo and praiabla manufacturing business In ils city; 10M) Investment necessary; satisfactory reununa glyen for solting, Address Mt 'Tribung ofiice K-S1N, CHICAGO—CONBUL- yorsonally vr” by letter, on chronie waleor Temple dieeasos, Cures yarn nos iMtistraced hook extant, 6H yuuZoA, beulitllully bound; alse Prive, 8 poxtpuld, TSSi0N ON EATME— A THOROUGIL Treating, indicating how eontirmed disa: ¥ be remuyed, ‘Tha experience af 20 you iy, obserention, and [pesto al practice, shows Unt agencies that will Insure restored inattbood, strenuthened vitality, und sound eunditiqns of health, that have been (tupalred by overtaxed powers, statement af ousticles to nintriage, und of the muans by which they can bo removed. By nail, 2c, currane ey of postage vinmns, Auldress Secrotary Museum Rnatoiby und Seicnee, MSixtheay., New York. EATIE SATORDAY -einasen, winked Fal; wo Jeave al box-ofice, oF cull at wlve bern! reward, Le 1 4, ells by Teint Markut-s HOO Ss THEATH Niguty OF anid, a neninkin mult, vie cawverd will bo jad farts renuru to Carn Hachange Hunk, corner a ington und Ln Salt £ NEN COND-BT, BRT WHEN ah and Lidlaia-avs. a Kol’ breetat, with owner's nme on tiside. A Hocral reward Will bd pald for its roturn to W, , MUGUSIN, 1st Btate ‘ur your kind nute. Wish I could answer It. Rover fomet. prusonamar THIB AFTEROON. B. condition for service.” ‘THIAD-WATES. Of tho twenty-nino third-rate steamers named intho register six aro found to be Inld up in d furaily, culdlvated: injons, ' Address bora) rallcious Aituress OB" caro’, Coy, Caledonia, of thelr caro; six aro deemed worth of repair, and oro elthor undergoing ar awaiting repairs; ie a i A dotting ate (etd Tanti prommtlyuttonded to, ieaubilhed Rast, PERSONAL A YOUNG SIAN IN GOOD CInCUA- ordinary, worthless for naval purposes, and ‘siancos wishes to make tho acquaintance ate should be sold or broken up to gave tho expense | young uly of gor sho und ory two ore gntiquated pudile-wheel steamers of obsolete typo, oxpensive in use and of tittle, IC any, valua for strictly naval Bice and the romalning fiftcon aro ft for sorvico, It ts anid of tho Inttors FO RENTOMOUSES, Weat Sido. A bed REN'!'—810 PEI BO: houso 1178 We: ores Ay WW Granshawest. Tuquire at 35 A, eon + barhy tee. hy FIRST. FLOOK OF ie fine brick howd, | Couttod murtuwer, etw., ne “These fftoon vessels aro all comparatively small cruising vessels, tho turgest being less = he | fond voeeeisee thelr ctr, ald probably na ood a eae as any of thelr size, ‘They tro not generally of South Side. great speod und aro not heavily armed, Thoy perform excellent rervice In time of pence, but would not do us credit in thine of war with any | 7 soy really naval power." . YO UNTN-NATES. ‘Tho six“ tourth-rute steamers are declared to bo "of really’ no account ve Veasols ef war, Thoy aro armed only with bowltzers, and oould make ,only small resistunco ugaluet superior force." INONCLADB, ‘Tho registor gives tho nanics of twenty-four ironclad vessela Delonghi, to tho navy. Tho Committee say, in nico thous, that ono (the OO RENT—A FLAT OF FURNISHED ROS on Wats Mouse. Apply at tloom 17. Weat Side. f roomie, 1d Bouth Groon-s #5. ro RENIC STONY NO. i Ttoanoko), hus Jong since been considered worth: tory and Joss; three (tho Coloseus, Mussuchtsetts, and Oregon) ure rotteu on the Btocka at Now York, Portsmouth, and Bostan, and not worth launch fog; tho only four woublo-turroted Irenclads Tt on sald list that were over finished and tho | 2 | with ateain jowo largest of tho vingle-turroted fronolads aro now | FW. i rene olgut wt e tenus Chtcage trose, og! a Inquire of LAN, Et DRE, und her, will sell cheap, Dr. rot ban fri the couutr: dele trom £5 up. 1 TED ROOMS (ALL FROST) in 416) South Maleted-s i FUN! forgenticnien, 47 Monruget, oppose Palmer DRIDGE & STOKES, 30 WEST ty aroonie bs O12; cole 4s BAST MADISON: BT. soniunt, opposlte Field, Loiter & vo screa of land each, in Mun> i te Db noone und 72 Wosk Washington-s } awaiting approprintions by Congress to coin- | TRO plete tholr fobullding of iron under eeitig ly Th Madison-at. contracts; the Dictator, now at Leaguo Islan did staud fur cluar oF barber shop. woe Pominittos Temat hed: with omnbasis that a BOOKS. ere {¥ not a winglo ritied gun on our froncla PRCT See REET TTD flect uhont” ‘the report speaka with commen: | § RAMS sayin ebhan ae soedret Lari, ta bak dation of {ho two ™ torpedo boats" of our navy, [fail und examine stock: abd Harue your OWO nud completes tbe description of the steam ver f Hhelvinu, showcase, awning, otc. foraale. C1LD sols by mentioning the twonty-soven "tugs" aPSoutn Ulurkent. which figuro on tho register. Nino of these ure repo bo De utterly usoless, exoopt for sulo a8 old material, and the remalning elghtocn, ul- though uscful at tho various aerholenaes ure + | not Ly any eouse vessels of war, “'Tholr namics,” WANTED—TO RENT. y TANTED—TO wd locate ALL pie A ‘Wit Zu descsipuon, Q v4, VrivuNL, is well built: OODNNGY & STORES, 20 WHIT tore 422 W tho avenues south, a eat Madlacn-sh; @ eplen= requircs extansive repairs, and tho romatuiug fourteen are reported to ‘bo in condition for . Bilacelinnsous, ‘ effectivesorvico; but they arvallfourth-ratos," | [PRESTO PANGE AND BMALL WELICLIGIT: and curry only two xuneeach oll sinooth bores tore OE hisitOk lenouthdetternoncat. Weat Mudivun: ‘TORAGH Fait S RENT -HOUBH OR FLAT IN FpUn, UNION FURNITUL r . pecsipuony @ Bh PeIyUO, goods on monibly payuigute; Ma and ae ty an se wai anata aus 13 aanesannnnaa PERSONAL, Looks G Foit Josip Cour Perit tose nt ndergoing repulrss i patrs; ry 'GENE AL. oT two yeurmagos Is Abou W yeara uf nos tuat hie On tho stocks Undnished, but worthy of complo- | PURSONALAIE EUGENE Alm T eee | ieteleuand tarroyes Ge about Jfect bin MANY tion; ous Is a mors stars bulk; gue its fey ent Ett by nddrossing 831, Tribune ames. Ue Koven-st. on necount of yellow-fever;' and only nine ow ST RETISATCHTGONGT 65 a =e Of tho wholo mitaber of twonhty+sovenaronaw in | PERSONATCHONO: MANY. MANN, THAN EE CAS aa fi CASI PAID KOR WADIES AND GENTLE: ihen's eastcore sinuhing, earpata, and bedali. i a 0 ‘OR OABT-OFF ELDEIUS. pit Ntnta-nt, Orders by ISINESN = |, ATTORNIGY AT LAW, 124 DEAT eat, Cliteaxn. Advice freos 1 yea’ axpert- Business quiolly and legally trannguted. TANILY MEI JUSTICH OF THE PEACE, e Onice and court! om 1b and Clarkes. rledzed., atin. WOW BALE—A NICK YOUN Re, BOUND a nivo iruvolors berin, no. LT penat ung for pone Ake RS pb Lars WV aSTEh tina “hesinieiscae wit ex Tauaresstn, Clinnge mining stock that is now sollinm at €1 per - , on nt resigene C] YY ANTED-SOME. FIRST-CLASS BITIRTINON. CATE, nd ar er eo ree PRitgsess | VW enone pollsher, and one siarehor, at tal Hany Tantrime atic, * | chteagocar. GRE PROPERTY IN THE HICtNI: Mousckcepers. DDLE-AGED WOMAN | AS ‘Working housekeeper for widower with threa Addross Qs, Fribune affice, MisceManconus, fs WAST EDSFIVE LADY ACCOUNTANTS: NONT RO wil furnish tirat-clans business Ay aa tres mings Madisancat., tuird Uodr. UT AS’ TH ILS FOR A FEW Waive to. nddross elreuinea. Apply nt ‘Tribune countlugeroom before (o'clock this morning, SITUATIONS WANTEDIMALE, Bookkeepers, Clerkn, ae Siantkeonon: Wrsiccines references, Hil, Vetoes GitaA Tio WANT AD tent bay Addro: Vv TANTED — A children. EVENINGS TY COMP epee, Will warklow. Wil do copy Qk, Tribune office. ‘Trades. ITUATION WANTED — BY SY cutter who has had many years’ expericnca with dig. A, FIRST-CLASS city intloging trade; best af roferonces xivepe Ad= GU ETUIINSON © CO. Apploton, Wie Coachmen, Feamutern, &e a2 D-BY A MIDOLE-AGED tanda the cara of horses ang cows; 18 n Koad, care! rivers has no objections to the country: have no ebildren. Address for ton days CON, 400 South Stato-at. ITUATIONS WAN mon and wifo; iin SITUATIONS WANTEDIFEMLLE. Domestics. GITUATION WAN ‘ED-Y A SWEDISIE GIRL WD to do second work; cant to sowing, Bent of refer: ghee, Apply at tes Sauth Pearborn-nt, PUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL TO SUP oneal nourewn Jan privnte faritly, Call for reat threo dnya Mandutp bes FOATION Foi A_ FIRST-CLASS st rae du hotel or boarding-houss, 1 eity of couns try._ Gab Sinto-nt., second toon, ITUATION WANTED=BY A RELIAULE GUT SD) todo general Louxowork tn private family, Four years’ reference. Apply ot sb \' ADRS RY, biremont, SITUATION WANTED—BY A Ni ny Sods nenaral flousowork. Call au N rth Bus perlorest. GTwation Wa SV da second work. ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD eee rte envini housework. 1 South [ GlitL TO ate TEMA urine puAT WANTED — HY A NOWWHGTAN Si ilehinn small family. Apply ntaos West Hrlecat., corner Noble, before 2p. wi, - QITUATION WASTED—HY A Goon Gikth For enural housework, Dense call fortwo days at 1044 Mudiaun-at, . Senmuatreases. on PUATION WANTED-FAMILY SEWING CUTE AN wark. Toune enll oraddrern Wg Amabrono-et, Employment Agenclenr. ITUATION WANTED—FAMILIES IN NEED OF © good Seundinuyinn or German femnle help can bo supplied at G, DUSKE'S office, 116 Billwaukco-nv. ~ MUSICAL INSERUMENT yes EMt HILOS. PIA si Enre prefarrod over att othe: iivo-King, Vheodore Thomus, Ke loz, Mills, Mason, Goid= heck, Carey, Seguin, Shore wood, Keane, Ttegina Watson, Brignoll, ‘Vom- » lina, wid hosts of ottor arent vurtlsta, STOIY 6 CAMP, Rolo waeritey ’ sand Ww Suite ATIUSHER PIANOS, “the peoplc'a M” favorite.” Nevor bofure ua a plano imulo suah im Imenso strides In ponulor loatimation na this wondors ful instrumont, Don't fall to axninine tt bofure pure coe Gy & CASE, 18S and 1 Btateret. J|ONGANS, says exerybody, have no cquul.”" If you Est**¥ Sw and oe Gary toriae, ra on €: OM STOILY & CAML « 138 and WO SLatonat PRUE CLAGS | SEW AND. BECOND-IHAND plano suid upon easy mupthly payments: avery piano warmnted as resented, OF money rofundod. ADAM ui Uilnuie-s! fa\ OTHE DEMAND FOR THE e) ee KIMHALN PLANO wo have beon unable to tiilorders. We hava just re- Colved alnrKe stock of these popalur Instriimen ind can now (lial ordura to the wholesale and ret custowers, Ovor a #000 ofthe pianos Have born Balas and perfect satiafaction lee aa We W. KIMBALIS, corner Btate and Adama-ata. HOARDING AND LODG South Sido, TLDRIDGE-COULT — ELEGANTLY | FURe Hished large und small rooms, with bourd. A MICIIGAN-AV.-FIONT AND BACK ORGAN, ET Loomls-at, LOADS OF WORsHE ITT Cy ning from 1,000 to 1th G. HOPKINS CO. 40 uo >< ‘OMMON HOR VU bs ated Muurket-at, Tuesday, F i DK, 1 M Waxhiogton: VG Howth Du Bal ERRING'S Cons aH Momtou-se ONY, BECOMI-UTASD “FLU AND our iita-piiof, made by Dies herring. Address J, MORI, 19 jolt RXCHANG (Or iti linune, al i Lusinnas. property. npreved tha Mauproved. VOUNGes BIICEIy Sulle-at. ca can expan (AONBUIT MIS, FRANKS ON LOVE, MATIMAGY, culation, busiouss, 470 Si ee eva aan ae ae LD GOODS, COMPANY, 508 AND at Mtodinon-st., soll al) kinds of bouseboid low prices; exay tering. 434 roulua with good badd; duy bourdera Bocome PARKS, FOURTIE DOOR Eno the bridve—Front roow per eek) w outd, 81 10 ‘ 2 of roums, w frances, Hotels. miodated, Mr B. A. WE! North Side. T Aerio with board, $6 (0 wo toh “ | AST O110-81,-ONE TLANDSUMS SUITE ‘T BAgr 0111-81 Tare Re Q7Q HART Oii10-87—1TANDHOMELY VUR-. 278 HASH soome to rent with good tablo board also day boardors wanted. 2, COUNHI BATE AND TLAM- Eee tau Ae aout of Palmer tlouse por ‘day, $10 to. 83) per wouk, from ished roonis ronted with eee reer n rage an wu inornnt tlewes y Bu, INDSOW Tt 73 BT. fT Wienke tatiner, fouseioon and b por week; $1.50 por day, mannan HOARD M Ss scaenaw POARD TAN INHURANCE- ADJUSTER WistiEs DD board for wife; no children; South Side proferred, Accotuuiudations and table inust be firet-class. Mele ‘Grencos Hf desiro: dress kee, Wis, PR LADY DKS FAMILY, whore there are no children, to take bount and eurg fur hor ithe boy 8 years ld) plysictan's fauslly preferred, Liboral cumpemmauon, 8, ‘T'ribung. PRUVATE sat “ON th Gide, near North-ay, and Hulsted-st, orag Tur east ea chiskeats “Address It A, DIXON, Stetror miltan Miock. uous Wd. Alpes, Mantiova., correspond Hicltedh EDRUGS A} By) COCK OATHS EXTENMINATS wucruuted), Baxter For dddruss A OAKEY 07 Clark-st, Hout & Tie TURKISIL HUSSIAN, AND RLECTUIG Pe eee Paltur Viouse have bead grows ly onlurgod, clally th the ladies! deparynout asguow very aliractiva. ‘Try thou, en : wi