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Yellow Fever at New York Wharf.

Ae"o" reScT ni u We" 4 Orh tnar1.
The following is from the New York Times
of the fourteenth instant:
The schooner B. F. Farmer. Captain Bel
mont l.. Genim, passed quarantine yester-
day morning without waiting for visit
from the health officer, and moored at the
Empire stores, foot of Baltic street. 1t be-
came ruInoreA during the day that two of
the schOoner's crew had died OF yellow
fever on the passage from Brazilian port
and that Q third man was sick of the same
disease. Officer COddington, of the health
department, found the rumor to be true,
and arrested the captain of the schooner,
who was taken before Judge Delmar and
remanded for examination until to dsy,
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succession Of John CheuterGcId Culbert-

SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- % orleans. Nu "a }924g-Wh"rca, Mir. Rita l-a.
h'lu tulhrpts"u has prtitourd the court for let.
ter oi ADMINISTRATION an II" ESTATE OF her dtucaaed
husband, John tho-t,riirIO Cubtlt.ou Notice is
helvhv glv"u to Hll whom II m ' concern To thuw
oauS" within ten DAYS whv the pluycr OF the said
petitioner -huud uut he granted.
lit order ui tho ,uurt
:, lB 2J25. FRANK ptCF IN t1,rk
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NEW YORK.
Government Business.

''oNcHh"eut Dusiutsss
NEW YORK, September i7.-Sub- treasury
balances: Gold. S3i, 609, 1884; currency, $j9,-
ia, ,576.
The subtreasurer paid out $50. 900 on ac-
count of interest and : Il 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts $409, 600.
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF Police /
New Orleans, September is, 1879, (
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DlsTRIC T
W pound, corner of Toni street and Carondel ct
walk on September IA 1915
ONE MARE MULE dark brown sixteen hands
high, branded on the left shoulder.
Which, if not claimed within I've days, and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at p bile auc-
non AZ said pound, on WEDNESDAY, September
2l 1875, at twelve o clock NJ
No A-s-l7 Id D. MCCARTHY Administrator
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


SEtOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- uf orleans No 81 sgI Notice is hereby given
70 M crtdtUrS ot tS estate aud to all other per.
sons herein interested, 10 show cause within ten
daNs ifrln tho present nutlhcaton if any they have
y rhl WHY IN" account presented hN Laurent 5.
llhlrl administration OF This estate should NOT lie
l"luolo4a''d aud approved and the funds dIstri.
hutrI in acrOrdnu'' Herewith.
ht order of tn" Court,
-cl8 - 25" FRANK PACE JR. Clerk
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New Orleans, September l6, 1873.
WERB BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
w pound on Jersey between vaence and Bor.
de"lN streets, on Sept mber II, 1916
oNb LIGHT BROWN HORSE. fourteen han dis
high, black name aud tail; BRANDED on left shO ul-
der. Also
ONE BAY MARE MULE, fifteen hands high,
black name aud tail.
Which, if not claimed within iive days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be s ID at public auc-
tion al said pound on WEDNESDAY September
% 1875, at twelve clock NJ
No Sl-sel7 ID d. MCCARTHY. Administrator.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

q OF QUARTBRMAsTERs STORES,
Ping, Camp and Garrison Equipage and
I'm Clothing, one Army Wagon one Am
six Cooking and four Heating Stoves,
Tools. etc. will be sold at public auction
September ~, 1875, at the Depot
ssters Warehouse, Nos. lSi to 1872 Maga-
in this city.
fCash.
ne of the articles will be furnished upon
% at the depot qusrtermaster's o1ice,
imp street.
Rority of the department commander.
A. J. McGONNlGLE.
and Assistant Quartermaster, United
: army. 6el1 tt
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HsTILLEKY FOR LEASE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Prs Office, First District OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, September 10, 1875.
WILL BIS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
MONDAY, September 20, 1875, at twelve
for lease of the distillery, distilling ap-
Premises, etc, situated near the town Of
(puisiana, lately operated by D. NJ. Carey.
w leasing The property will be permitted d
said distillery during the existence OF
Lof redemption, upon giving bond as con-
BY section 1862 United States Revised
md complying with all other provis ons
Y. should state the amount of rent which
aa for the use Of the proper ty per month.
aesirous OF inspecting the premises will
Ped with permission upon application ct
pa will be given by October ], 1875.
JOSEPH g. p. SUMNER,
Deputy and Acting Collector.
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DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
New Orleans, September l5 1875. :
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound conner of Margny and Morales
streets ON September II, 1875
ONE RED AND WHlTk COW, with both ears cut.
winch, If not claimed within tiye days and The
expenses thereon paid, will he sold at public
auction, at said pound, on TUESDAY, September 81 ,
1875, al twelve o'clock NJ.
No. 82-sel6 I'd n. MCCARTHY Administrator
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THE FAST MAIL,
In Cleveland on Time.

CLEVELAND, September l6 The first fast
mail train arrived here from New York his
evening on schedule time. large crowd
of citizens at the depot welcomed il with
hearty cheers. There were four mail cal :
attached to the train.
In Chicago Ahead of Time.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE fast mail
train which left Cleveland twenty minutes
behind time arrived at Chicago five minutes
ahead of time. The engineer tainted as he
was driving the engine into the depot.
The fast mail train over the New York
Central arrived eight minutes ahead of
time. That portion Of the distance between
Elyria and Sanduskv was made at the rate
OF seventy miles per hour.
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WANTED.

ID TO HlRE.-A TWo-STORY
with yard, In the First District, by .
5ng tenant. Beat Of references given.
'sspapnean once auS7
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When people write open letters the public
generally wishes they would shut up.
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IL OF LEA-E OF FERRY,

IE Of IAEA-E OF FEHRA.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
New Orleans, Septemb Der Is, 1875. !
EEASE OF THE JACKSON STREkT FERRY
tn years, from January |, 1876, will be sod
auction in the Council Chamber, City
Twelve O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY, SepteIn.
eatiOns on file in the office of the City
y reserves the right to reject and and all
]. o. LANDRY,
administrator of Commerce.
IS 81 22 20 "a Is % 30
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THE TURF.

violation o. a cardinal article of the Demo
cratic creed y
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UNION FOREVER!
0FFICIAL NOTICES,
CITY TAXES OF 1879,

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
" Hall, New Orleans, September8 8, 1875.
THE FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT ALL
bills remaining unpaid will cary interes st
|Nr cent per annum from tLirty-drst OF
lho, according to law, and be subject TO
costs after that date.
ED. PILSBuRY,
Administrators of Finance
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River and Marine News.

SoUrHwEsT Pass, September IL. p. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind south, blowing
nard. weather thick and cloudy. Arrived
davs from Livarponl: h.vk Peesae, Ber-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12

the mission can hardly b called success. They
have acquired church property and Two or three
small congregations, but the great need Is
Spanish preacher. They have q minister tDr.
Cooper who formerly belonged to another Church.
who breaches In Spanish, but he lacks the fire and
vim that Methodisrs usually manifest. and hence
Is not so successful in his ministry as methodist
TO the manner born might be. In South Amer
they have three missons-at Buenos Ayres. Rosa
RIO and Montevideo. Within tue last SIX years
young man was converted in one Of their
ministry be came to the United states and
aud returned TO his native land He was the
son OF European parents, and spoke English
and spanish equally well. He is a man Of great
pulpit eloquence and power and has given a new
impetus 10 the mission work In South America.
The government OF Paraguay has invited the Mis-
siOnary Society to enter That country, and has
offered II the use OF one OF the finest church build.
ings in the capital. But the most promising OF all
the missions OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
are those IN the United States and Territories.
DR.. Curry agreed with DR.. Reid In iris belief,
and remarked that missions among the La tin races
were. in his opinion, waste OF money and labor.
He mad more hope for the heather accepting the
gospel than for Roman Catholics. Still, he would
not oppose others who thought differently.
The death OF DIR. +. l.. James twin brother 10
Bishop James,. at Flushing. L. l., on Sabbat morn
ing, was announced, and a large committee was
appointed TO attend his funeral. at hali-past one
r. II. to-day.
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THE METHODIST MINISTERS.

METHODIST MISSIONS AT HOME AID ABROAD.
Yesterday the Methodist preachers turned out
In gcod force at their usual weekly meeting Or.
j In NJ. Reed one OF toe missionary secretaries,
gave q brief sketch Of the missions OF the Method
49, Episcopal ChGrcn at home and abroad lie de-
scrDed the territory occupied aud the populations
reached by The gospel IN The different held'. Tho
most pronlsing oI al the Foreign iieids Is india,
Vbers lAfle sclf.supporung nhtiye church Is
l.n4 IJiscd W. His ~ also ne case IA China
ana Japan. Ia L.teFa, where thcy have one OF
their odcst mlsslons, meg are scarcely better OF
tnag mqy were twenty-five years ago. The
WORK Is carried on manly by native con-
yorfs. and there IL hardly station anywhere
more thaa ulty miles from the coast In Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12

FowLER-MALoNEY.-On Thursday, December "a.
1874, BY the Rev. Dr. Deems. BENJAMIN K. FOWLER
to JENNIE AALoNEY, both OF this city.
No cards.
STANDARDIZATION Wednesday evening Jan.
uarv 8. at st. Barthoomew's church, by the Rev.
stephen H. Tying. ID. D., ROBERT W. Smith to HEN
RIETTA, daughter Of James Appeby, both or this
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

CLLxANN-ALTNAYER.-On Sunday evening,
January 10. Miss FANNY ALrMAYxR, OF New York
city. to Mr. ABRAHAM J. ULLMANN, Of Brooklyn. E.
ID. NO cards.
, 1875-06-25
THE COUNTY BUILDING:

~, .u..,,.3 .,..tn.1.,, h., A..
old masfceses "oso femoVea yessosaas IN tno
ooan'y jail a"a no" '''" ''o" 'A''t P'"eo'
Tho Financo Committee Of tho County Donrd
vessort1ny cxa,uiued tho County Treasurer anil
colloelor's son,-aunual report. and found tic
s"..'s s..as.t
saI1e oo1fecs'
Attorney Atwator had an interview with the
unfurtuuato 0crbrick Yesterday. us did not de-
t;.a. ,,,o ,,,.,o,. i, ii. rossssa1or. howovor.
sAu ~, f"p1. l's.st. ~ .,,;... =. a,a.
Auu lo1t 1ne pii'o'es ~ IN o"o P's"' I'D e'o''
County Treasuror aud Collector Miller l,ns lilod
n statement for final setttoment with tho Auditor
a snr,nrtieLI ~ rant,frrtl by law. rho ntato.
mnnt s,sawa Tint jesa than laif tho Htato's tax
las beou collected In this county.
IA. .eeA @o0.'sN ,, s
II ls aHsoslcu upon tAo qess ol A9tsloI1tS tnat
, 1875-06-25
THE GRAND JURY.

INVESTIGATING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TO correct tho reflections mado upon several
members OF tho County Board tn reference to
their alleged examination mad Indictment by tho
Grand Jury In tho laat few days. q word is sin-
ply necessary. During Inst weok AF. Forsythc
was bofore tue jury, ,and testified that Tho rn Of
Tursytlle l. Co. had sold sundry bills OF grocor-
ios to cortatu 1nembors OF tho County Dosrd.
IIla testimony WAS obscure, anil before court
Of Justice would not be admissible. It wns to
tic effect thnt ho hatl heard his par.nsr, c. r.
porlolat, Bay that srcll Bills Ind beon mado by
Certain members, md had never Geon patd III
casl,. This IL understood to be tho Substance Of
lis testimony. abous which certain rapors ilave
nalo ~ much noise. IlIs clark il Understood to
hayo thrown additional light upon tho
Investigation by stating t,ut tho bslis OF
three u tue, commst tsioners aIesRrs. No;
Catrroy, 1Iorting, mud johnson. appeared
rpor tho books carried forward 10
tho profit aud loss account. 10 fur nothing has
apuaurcd against Commissioner jones, OF agafnet
sir. Hotdou. There IL good authority fur stat
Ing tint the aboyo H all there III I'll tho nvcatiga
ton SO far. anti alI thc,o will DO mill now and
moro direct and authoutio evidence ia adducca.
On wl.nt thoy ilavo yat heard the GrandJusy will
tfull uu indictments.
, 1875-06-25


In tho auo warsasto case Of tho Citizens AS
socsation against tho City Of Chicago, the city,
through its sttorpeJs. nossrs. HtoErs, Tufcy,
and lsoot, yesterday morning Tiled six distinct
4enurrors With the Clark Of tho Criminal cour
to thu 1pp,icp.ious fIod ueek ago by tho attoE-
news for tho Cisizons' Association. The more
tulnoftxut aud prominent points OF 0nu OF the
tcmur1cru and tho substance of all. tuasnMofl
~ the etx are iu nuAwer 10 atx 1epllcatlos all OF
It's same nature, ARC ~ follow:
TIC defendant alleges t4at tue mAttots aos
forth III the repcattaun arc not sufficient IT. 10"
Tor said plaintiff to have Or maintain hia a1oro-
sud actieu. 1t u furthuf stated that tho fourth
1cDiIcaeion attempts 70 put in iasua wholly imma-
tcrInl matter, to Nit whether Or not all the bal
lots 10 cass 1t said polling placoa In tho EiInt'
Bccoud, Beyopt4, Eighth. Ninth. Elov'
Wards we're :counted by she judges Of
said polling places, it not belpg alleged ~ anu
by eaid replication that more ballots were 70
cast than the number Of -pe1sons voting iheseat
were entitled 10 cast aud III to Whother or no!
the returns Of said Judges Of election III sai3
last mentioned wa1ds ~ CaAvabsea ny rue Sat!
Common Council showed minority, to-wu OF
COCO votes, III favor Of incorposan,lB haia cIty
under said law OF 1879 iu said tulrd pisa TO-
foErcd to. Also wl.ethse any CLERKS wotc az
pointed for ssd polling pIaoes. aud Whether nny
cl.rku wefe present vt such polling placos Aud
whether records wcrs kept Of tho nau'es ot aae
voters so voting 1t such pisces. sua wheshe.
numbers were plleeu upon tue ba!lolA CAST q
tuch polling pl4ces, aud whether all the pa!lots
c,:,l Il said polling places Weso counted BY tho
1uduex Of seid polling 1lAcea, aud whether Al,
iol!-lsts or tauy-ahoet@ ware returned by sa!t
1udses, NTH sall tetsHns alleged to AAYe peQu
, 1875-06-25

TO fhs Editor 0f 7'he Chftdao TRIBUNE:
CmcAuo, June 23.-Justtco to tho Jefferson
Park Presbyterian Church requires tho s.ate-
mcnt OF tl,reo or four facts:
First-DiliRont inquiry fails to discover SIN.
Elo person III that church WHO approves aud in
dorsss tho alluslon to tho Third Church con-
tainod In IA rfesbytcr'nns" communication 10
TnE TRIBUNE OF Inst Sunday morning.
Strond~-Thore Is no evidence that that COM
muntcation was wilton by n tnolnbor Of Joffor-
son,rurts Church. There ara good teaHons for bo-
Loving TINT 1t was not.
Thiy4i-While 1t cordially Welcomes ail members
from ntllor churches who aro willing to como 10
1t, md lator with 1t In establishing Iresby-
tornn Church In TINT section OF tho city, tho
,Jolfurson parls Church does not coudescGnd to
proHotytlsm. Il las nsvor dono so That kind
NJ It repUenant to tho fco1tga Of ita nlonbefs.
III this 1natter It has avoided, and will endeavor
to avoid, the very appearance Of OWL.
Fourth-rhough facta might bo ssntel which
wuud perhaps show that, III tho paat. thia COURT
eBy has net always boon rcclpsocatcd towards it,
1t Hnyg, aa 1t has always eaidt "Lot thore bo no
stile, pray thoe, between mo and teo, for wo arc
brotbren." Thero will be mono II 1t is treated
with the same christian courtosy which It en-
doayors to extend to other churches. ...
10 tho statements aud language Of " Chra-
tiar, " lu THE TnluuSE OF Tuesday last It IL uu-
necessary to reply farther than to sny that tho
soatlng capacity OF 0l1r house. Of worship Is
mucl, larger than IL tharo stated. lily brother
"ChrIatlan will undoubtedly fool comfoEtod by
sllerably larger than It ia at prosenh nnd will bo
filled without any improper and unworthy efforts
to draw members from o .her chufclleH.
4 3IEMllEn or J. J.. CHUlcu.
, 1875-06-25
THAT JURY.
WHAT DO T.EY TlttSK or THEIR WORK 2

WHAT w 9.+E. f"1Hh ot '"e'" """a
In yesterdays TniuusE tho particulars OF
Ira tllal and sc1uistal In tho Criminal Court OF
tllree of The worst tl,ioyns In Chicago ve,o
alyen. Ind ,,o,v ~. urhyn,,,,nt oonanrs ~ tto
r. liz. .t,,u ~" , ~ n1" 1ass ,.'. y. ~
it, r"tsoe oAo"s no" nagfaatN 1As lus5 Aossa'
IAe nAmes OF the trio arc Nippy Murphy, Mike
shout o'oIocl, they .uterad TIA of1icr of ncorro
" I,oh.non,a carrar,, ,,.,,,f.c,or,, ~ sa
wo.t S1s,,;son n, ,root t1ron",. 'a'"ss,. No' ~
"ost .aa1soa ss'.os' w. ,. ss" rear uoof naa
began 20 Fansaek tne ucak ~ as*rch Or money.
Which tney oount!eas e1Ppoeou "sA IN opD Ut
, 1875-06-25
TAXES FOR 1875.

LOOK AFTER YOUR AasEasakaF.
Monday III tho day for tho equalization Of the
Htata aut, county taxos for 1876. Tho following
Is the law upon the subject:
In counties under township organization, tho Ahses.
sor Clerk and Supervisor Of the town shall 1neot Gu
the fourth Monday Ut for the urUso u! reylcw-
linz ha Asscaanent Of rr0trty IN each town. Ail OIL
lis application Of any lcIhoh conAiternK himself NJ.
RTleyed or who shall complain TINT tbs property Ut
smother il assessed too low, they shn rssluw the as
seasuent and correct tho eaHlc, NJ may appear IN
them Just No complaint Tint nnotht'r Is aAacssed too
low sla 10 setel unn until hs person assrased,
is agent, shall 10 notified Of nae,i complaint if res-
Liput VI tho county ANY two 81 stt! o!eess meet
I'M azo authorized 10 lct xud they i!ay fro
day 10 day till thsy shall havo finished Tia heag1ng Of
Ill csAes presented sail day, Property assesRed
after The fourth Monday OF June sAn1 bo stGect to
complaint to tbs County uoaEd. subject to thu rulcs
rpoclnel In this accsion.
The provisions Of tho Inv are very plain, md
no reason e1ihka why tho1e slould be any COM
plant agaEnst tho AsseHslnent after AlondIy.
The aAaesslne1,tA, OF course, will DO found utl.
oqust in many lustauces hut tho law has q reHa-
edy. which it il tie duty OF all TO Boek. Ihoao
WHO aro assessed fairly should DO contont uptil
they know that othsrs arc uot assosaod too low.
Troprs attention Monday on the part of tag
payers will ron,edy whatever grloyat.ccs, may
e1ist. and. beaido, save groat deal OF trouble III
tie future.
, 1875-06-25
THE ClTf.HAlL.

The Committee ou Fire and Water faflcd to
meet yesterday afternoon ~. lack Of quorum.
During tue next fow days tho Hoard Of Public
works. have engaged to have the west chnnnel 1t
Ada.nH street bridge dredsod to u depth Of II
feet.
The brooklyn Aldermen, rho have bean III
town f9r the past fow days, yesterday called gu
the Doard OF 1'ublio Works III regard TO various
city institutions They weEo cousleously ro-
ceiyed by tho Board, and wcrs Induced to sx-
atatl,s tue working OF tho various departments
Of tho board.
The members OF the Board Of Public Works,
City Eugtueer CAesbrough, aud various other
local celebrtes. together with the delegation Of
brooklyn Aldermen, bare beeu invited by JAineH
6toele, the contractor, to take pleasure trip Oh
the lake ~ far ~ tue crib. Weather permitting,
t4e event will taks plAee to-day.
Qtto Polszsr Superintendent Of tbs Msp De-
, 1875-06-25


Frank Roltc, agod IL yeass. n re1ative Of Mr.
George ". Mulr, aud who has beou In his em.
ploy, WAS accidentally shot IN tho thigh yoaIer-
day morning, uhi!e out hunting. full charge
o: ehot entered hin hlp, splinterlDg tho bone,
aud n!flcttnE wound which may provo fatat.
a knlts which lo carried tu hls pooket Was shot
tnso his person, several largo pieces at tue blade
aud hAndlo beln8 extracted from tho wound.
hyde PAIR.
4 call has been issued for an indignatlon-
mee.ing OF tho citizens Of Hyde Park. to be
hold this evening At Oleayer unll, corner Brooks
street and nro1cl boulevard. Tho object Of the
meeting Is stated by tho handful announcing 1t
to bo " to discnss the os,tragea petpotEated by
tho Union atuck.Yar1 anu tho Hanalt Hallway
Company" ...
EHdIKwoop.
A soosbie and party will be hald At Normal
Hail this evening BY the Alumni Of Cook County
Normal, to which al friends OF the Alumni arc
iuritel. A large attendance OF old graduates ia
oxTscted. The literary exercises and business
meeting occur Saturday mosulg at 10 O'clock.
0AE Pack.
Tie Rev. Thomas Guard, D. D., OF Baltimore,
the celebrated Irish orator. will lecture 1T the
Congregational Church thus evening on "MAn
and tlls rosslbilitieB." The lecture will CON-
1n0uce promptly at O'Clock.
, 1875-06-25
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


An adjourned meeting OF the board OF County
Commissioners MAS held Yesterday afternoon,
President Burdlcf In tho chair.
Arerort was submitted by the Committee on
Finance, recommending tho preparation and
salc In conjunction with tho County Treasurer,
of s150,o0 f1ro bonds, OF which tho county Is
authorized to Issue to tho o4tont OF S00o,oo0
for building purposes. -....-.-.
Tho report was conoursod in. and tho ptepara-
tton ol tho bonds wah ordered,
Tho Committee Oh Public Dnildlngn reported
tho conference lad with the Building Committee
Of tho Common Council. tic agreement Hat!o
with tha. body to have tliree architects nppolnt-
otl, In connection with tlio now Cotlrt-llouHo :;
aud, further, TINT tho Council Committee had
decided TO recommend tito adoption of tho
agreement to their body.
The report waa accepted.
Commissioner C!ouch offered tho following,
Which was adopted:
Rf4otrt, THAT tho County Of Cook Sato Of Illinois,
Issue s16f 001 sn1dt designated fire lends numbers
Ui 10 1usO. both Inclusive, at ralc nut cya TIN Tia
par vnlc, In purhna,ce u All net u to Legislature
approved AIri !, tH7a ,....
EIins shpman Il Co. sent III proposition Of.
forlng to prepare for tho county Jjp volumes Of
tract books, showing tho title Of all property 10
tho county, for tho HUM Ut sEi, 600. TIC hookr
would bo ready by May !, 1876. Noferfod to tho
Comn.fttuo on Public hoeords.
Adjourned.
, 1875-06-25
A DEAD BODY EOllND.

Rntetal Disnateh 10 The Chlaqo 7r,bssns,
sIorn C1ry, H.. Juno GA party Of men an.
gagged In catching loRa in tho Missouri Alvor,
some .nltes below hero. today found In the dflft-
wood i4,s body OF a uomnn. s!ln was5 foot o In.
ches III Aetghs, ind gold oar-rinXe. gold 1nger-
ring EHtton CATERS, and ono falao tont,, In tho
uproT inv. There is no Glow to lior Identity or
tho ca ase Of floE death, though 1t III supposed to
ba cit2e OF Buicllo.
, 1875-06-25
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JUNE rs, 1876.

nj yon bnck when Tho tattor t]cnaudcd It. Another
IN IN lost e!s, ard It WAS returned 10 him through
Aroouny'a o!rora. Thorn IL no doubt Of tho H.
legitimacy Of a business which .requi.es pack
of AllarporH to rim 1t, snd against whom COM
Tolerated under tho protection Of hliconso and
nro oven worae that tho gambling and bunko
ruQtnH.
, 1875-06-25

Hard by rariB liyas Iii old sold1er who lost
both legs IN QUO OF the many battles whlrh Ma
poleon fought. Ills moagre pension could not
keep debt AWAY from Lilu, and want. The oon-
stable camo to satisfy the execution ha hold in
llts hand. ns could lind nothing in tho chambor
but tho old soldiers Two wooden legs, and oven
theso hs would not have gotteu lIad not the old
solder bean ahed. There the lattes still TO-
mains, for, being lsglsss, hs cannot bulge. Ho
laa sppels1 To ths lAw to Eostozv him Als less.
, 1875-06-25

ttec7al Dtspdfh to Tia Chicaao ITj6t4te,
spn1NuFlELD, Ill, Juno 2i.-Tho managers Of
tho stat" Baengortest, to be hold In this city
three days next week, beginning Monday. pub
llAl th0tr programme to-day, showing tho pro-
poaed attendance Of nil tho organized singing
hoctetoH in tho State. Tiny expect 4 Largo
crowd, u nd certainly good t,tne,