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, 1876-08-19

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ws no es'uscc r e. ~ u aIst M rl ~" ",srf
nn .h,s "Tn so ,ras '.ns,c,nI hio,nai1"r NH
nl9" nr me r,, sc m,t Mas c"''ese' "'ae"''''s 'a'
7" "e' o"' '."''' -. .-.. ~,
con'y, @ an % siTsg lie se ans t"aP II aari ss%"1sr
clnin,s to hayc bee!! swinslcd out Of t45 IL n
low SALOON On, West Madison street. Illo
police have made ssyoTnl arrests ,;.,, n intsm
e"s%: ] ''i ie ope s'i 10 osof make s ont ssleas
egatast tnau WHO has unla husl>less of
swiinillng eountrYmon.
George Morgan mud Frank Gordon, tho no.
tort,uts Thieves who wrrc rnntlirt, n wcrk nro
in liz Cnttnuc Elruyu nvrnlr district. hnya
iut,1ucf tall mid left FIR tlnk,1own f1nrta. Thu
former was ntnIttcl to lail in $3,0W by Justice
AumtncrtielJ, William MCKINLEY, OF No, 1.}O
was it out on ss Saii py j Justies Robinson,
osep 9se R. aonrso k wosa s,reet e
being his hon'lsnen'
aas. snaays ~ MuSs r;od e1one,cM sna a TX H. .naE a.
1 IT, ..reat o t Lnv ii,, "e tns y, 10 ~" ~
hs'nlo 1nti; sI!egt oeiWeeI niei1se n ,opDs m m1lu
nhtnr % n, III Inc hoa,' III Hp ren,,"ns
rnws none o. %s, , have c fcsntreu ata, fat,
fars 70 avc peea HFe 1cs seros tt Ms
T., tIss @ eHef'e", as a''a INV "' II fc' f nnrtinaYt:
fnmn,n, ,,s, H. se H i,r ~ T. o,,,m1,rn Mi a, ~,
Etesa.9r nat ~, M'u h.toy 10 i AZ tha M
sg Ge T., sa ~ sWo ~ auor .,v ea ,v,a n H. T.,
s1S az r1, ,e e,,iso', ~ ~ Hh, 'fsi,, ~
Sn5 s,,", l1 , M in, W H. ns, r,, 1us.
n n. Moy n.Iupeu opoS @ ~ fn .c Es A1, IT,,
%tts ~ III sart tu mI' thu n,a tG, H. 'eS s,nSach s.I,'
1S,bhIu. @ 1st ser .n1no n - t,n s' ,n.nnsthn
n,T. trbcn' NJ" foi,n,, esns rc,nnvc,, n H.,
"}'.m, M"e,', 'puu tha "ae ~ h,ar.',,b,ss y .n'
n,, t,,s M ra,; rt',r ~ S ,t,raa aow ,t
& .n ma lnlxsa5 nsntt vi ,,n.y ~ nr',s i.
.nr i;rtr ' ,t,ns Iina.i t" a~"n,tnn hvss'
ri.na arc ;,f ill., liz onnion ,hat ihs ndInr |, ,3rst
s,us . uto - i'c .t to s T. w, 80
, 1876-08-19


The city's receipts yesterday wcro s9,56l
frotD watcr.rents, $1,000 gu tho popular loan,
AMI $4,000 from licenses.
The Board Of Public Works ycstcrlny Issued
m cstlmatc Of s4,55a to 1a.ncs kincado for
work on tho sub-structure of the Milwaukee aY-
enue yaduct
The policemen and nrcn,en drew Si3, 600 out
Of thu Treasury yesterday. Odds-ant'-cnls,
stragglcrs, and miscellaneous employees will bo
naltl to-day. When tho city will have faly dis
charged the indebtedness OIL April pay-ro1ls.
A delegation Of persons owning property on
West Lake street, wcat Of Western aycnur,
called upon the Board Of Public Works ycstcr-
day In relation to the paring Of Tint street, and
TO protest against the opening OF several small
STREETS to rim north frOiH Luko street. They
are not willing To huvc their land condemned
for street purposes. Referred tu the Council.
Tile Council Committee en Itccnscs met in
the City Clerks Office yesterday morning n1ll
decided to recommend 10 tho Council that Nil
pool-tablcs where nothing Is clargcl for. tl,c
where games are paid for be Obliged to take cut
$40 license. The arrangement IL Il c0nlp.o-
mise between AID. Baungartcn un1 tho resi- vi
tho Committee.
The sale OF property for delinquent taxes Will
commence ono week from MunllaY, the County
treasurer HluilEtL LuE sulSsu EGFhbnS MILO uE-
sire to redeem their property should bear Il IN
mind, for tho Comptroller E,yes tho int0r1Nn-
ton that there arc Eastern capitalists WHO, see
Ing t1,ut real-estatc Investments here ut present
would prove valuable, Intend to Invest ubotlt
100000.
yus. vs. 1on1sec e', I'LL tRu r W ~ y, fIg' II;' s,. ss!
cu tne tuos VI ',u ~ r.I,9. W .,,n ~. M
yesteIay 10 ~ WY ais soel' ts'i'u 'lut ~, w.
WHY , ,;t y. asu T. ~ s , v nei, navI y" rhn nar
ic, . .,ssa Mch IL w. 10y Fs.s Hta Wn,.s nS'u
tn t1la LnG'' " osn n.y." c,or., @ aI tI a W.T. " m"ans
1 ae 9pt ,bot ~ nl1u s,s " ma WIS m .mu ..1r @ ~ ~
a i' tas te a W. n,, n ,s,n -. v ~ ~. ,t, ~
~, ~ at1. -. tnu eu n Tua,eu .at, ~ ~ h4o Wy
tncy 9ou!t. nut tut " l'.nps VI ~ st'cuL
..t'. LILY mste ,uiu Ltt t"I5 G0ulo ~ nv ,t Iii
..!Tse ~ * W Mou W., @ H. H., wv ts.. tn WE
~ " ~ tnS vut ny 'e ~ 'Af'
"atR'nS' they 'ei' olSa''sneu'
, 1876-08-19

viii have II hcarnC. Al Of them haze hcrn IN.
vltci1 to come futwart! hnl s1nw why their re-
turns to HE ARaeekOr were not In Ercpll!I with
the report Of their condition un tho lst dny of
May.
It Is Thought TINT the tax extension for coun-
ty expenses for tic coming ycar will bc quar-
trr Ut million less than last year. Tho Finance
Committee Will make the estimates for thc sew
crnl funds in few days and report to tho
board.
Mr.. HcsloE yesterday, for The ilrst time, left
Ills quarters IN tho oll t'rainl4Irry rnoIn fnr u
toiorc he has refused to leave his rnom Or apncar
on the outside, and 11e vent down yesterday
only OH account Of the cifcet Ills confinement tas
had upon him.
Tho forn1ality OF holding session Of tho
Criminal COurt was gone through With ytstcr-
heen surrendered to wtftewasl,ers as,t. painssss.
The only tts[ncss transacted was passing upofl
the naturalization ct Thomas Foster, win here.
utter will he vested with uit tho rights Of
American citizenship,
After tho award nj tho stone contract to
MrSeil yesterday seye!s' wHser1 wcFs ma'r
was built prior to the t'rc. Afr. iloldcn 'mckc'l
risking pair Of bouts and five silk hats, aiId
others bet IN other directions. This Is to III.
fern thc gentlemen that the building was o1
eoHtt ~" thCy tHAJ nebtAS N't't 0bH
Rnuthcr at their conyenlGpcc.
Tho Hospital Committee WAS In private scs-
sion yesterday morning e,,.leasorinE to reach n
conclusion npof1 Tep0rt III reference to tic late
investigation nf thu Hospital infringement. The
evidence taken was discussed Mt lengtl,, hut no
report svas agreed upon. In the discussion the
question Ut recommending the dismissal
Of certain employees of the lnstltustan
on aceuunt vi their unttness for
their several positions WIS considered,
nntl It Is highly probable When the rcpurt y
mntlc eolno Recommendations Of this kn.t will
Lc submitted, together with u revision Of the
Ilpsp3ta1 rules,
, 1876-08-19

Two valuable rcd cows arc awaiting IN owner
at thG Soutil Division pound.
Tho tlry.goolt storo of l.. sehirk, at tho cor
ner Ut statc nnd Twenty-sccond streets, was
visited by burglars yesterday morning and silk
gouds to tic yuluc Of $500 cartcsl atSny. III tho
afternoon Officer Ripley found q bundle OF
gouts unIcr the sidewalk In front Of No. 0s5
btatu street, and IN IL wcru found $50 worth OF
the silks stolen FROM Mr, Sehirk.
Two sneak-thleycs eIItercd tho residence Of
Mrs. J. W. Brown, No. S!5 Hubbard street, and
stoio from under pillow SO Ii, currency. Mrs.
Brown Ia IN Invalid, and Was compelled TO keep
quiet during the robbcry by the threats Vi tie
viliaius. Several rubbcfles Of precisely this nu-
turo hay0 been JscFlctFated during tho past low
weeks. Where arG tho lutectiYesl
Andrew Anderson and hls wlfo Annio wcre
yesterday discharged FROM custody anl no
luugcr held On tho charges preferred ngainst
them by their daughter, who ACCUSES them of
laYtug tried ~ nla1e leE prostitute. These
, 1876-08-19
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

Tho County Court was not In session yestcr-
lny, md Will not be ta-tluy. Monday will bs
adjudication DAY.
Delinquent taxpayers, Of whom there aro
nany, will takt notice tl,at On or about tho 2Sth
lust. sales Of property WIN ho commenced.
The furniture for the new Hospital WIS to
have brcn solicited yesterday, but nothing was
done. The purchase Is expected to be tnada IT,
day.
Commissioner Schmidt bad tho misfortune
Thursday night to losc bright and promising
grl, years Ut agt. In his ailltction he hns tho
sympathy Ut laTge circle Of friends, especially
lts associates In oillce
The Committee on Equalization yesterday
continued the examination OF individual conf
plants about the injustice OF the South Chlca'
10 assessments. To-day tho bankers
ssalnst wham complaints have been made
, 1876-08-19


Is 1t dangerous for proplc to 60 to Lincoln
parks The question docs not ncccesarlly apply
to those young men with weak iuustarhcs, lofty
,ollars, aud languiahing glanecs, wl,o seek that
pleusure-rcsort for tho purpose ot flirting with
tue pretty girls. 1t talles III md applies to
every man. woman, nnd child who enters the
park on foot, aud who strotlB about It's pleasant
walks and commons Several complaints have
hccn made lately ly different parties that they
have been poisoned wlIilu IN the paTk, either
through handling aono noxfous pslnt, or
through inhallng lts vupor. The latest ease re-
ported has been tllut of Mr.. a. e. Snyder, u
commission merchant Of No. 81 Soutl! Water
street. Saturday Of lust week le, With some
friends, visited Lincoln Park, n1id spcnt scy-
sral h.urS T. T. wandering ~. aboIt ts ro'naatic
noon they managed to sco tho Erratcr
lart If illc grounds, Including, OF co.lrxe, tho
dusk,poud, with its grassy hanks, its rustic
gHsa pa u Sn SY liz akn sarc fMey
watched tile wtn sails Eltlag ly lfku things VI
llfr, etr Nor was the old graveyard, with iis
lost Ut assesiatisns forgotten. The afternoon
H. s%s Pss asns %hs s"sXy s syss ard
Ills experience waa WILDLY recalled tu Ills lnetii-
UfY tly tho appearance OF
SUMHEn or MINUTE rtMPLE8
on hls urn. nat unliku t'lusu produced bY
something Of ttlat nature, he did mt feel I'LL.
easy. Instead of going away, however, the pi,t,-
pies Increased, spTtadil'g over both Ills arms
A,,d cxudlE kind Of liluttcr, at tito sanc tinlu
causing hcnsailuh that WIS pailtful III the tx.
tEeme. II. u still suffering from the effects.
!. ls certainly due to 1ho public to bo Inntlo
aware Of tl,e fact, II there do exist any plants
Of Ii polsonous nature III place Ut such gen
cral resort " Lurola Park 4 reporter started
out ~ investigate yestcrluy, aud first cnllcd on
Mr. Lcandtr btonc, u botatssst of boIne note.
, 1876-08-19
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
$3.50 A DAT WASTED.
10 {Ae Editor ar T'he tribune,


CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Econon1y in cxpendI-
lures, public antl private, is duty. 1t Ii a
duty Of tho family, OF the city, md the State.
For the past six years tho fuel used at the en-
gtne-llouso Of the ChIcago Water-Works has
been anthracite coal, Previous to 1870 bitu-
nltnpuB cont w1as uscd there. But In 1870 the
City Council directed the Board Of Public
Works to ,,so anthracite coal; aud that order
remains III forco STILL It Is not claimed that
there is any economy i,l using tliis fuel now,
NOR las there been at nny tlme heretofore.
But, on thu contrary, It 10 admitted to he tho
,nnst expensive coal In tho market for protluc-
Ing steam. The tests Of several kinds Of coal
ut the Watcr-Works last February md March
abuularitly proves ttla. BY that test II wus
shown that tho cost Of rals'ng 100000 gal-
ians Of rntsr n;a |wth sntt ,p eo'D was as
fa Faons TO raise watst ts 'es sh naeSf asSfaess q
;aa] coaI) was s5.as. At tIo time of ,nukiig these
tests tho Wuter-Works were rulsing about 4O,-
0tNQJ0 gallons Of water daily. THIS shows u
waste q '9anng H.a1 to ne sarXX X 500 co. s
ycnrs probably $500, 600 Or .8i0O,NN And this
money las been taken fron1 tho pockets Of the
over.taxcd cltizcns Of Chicago and tusscd ipto
s Is s @os st haa ' s Il s sps sp
bo you ask who prints th's1 'wastes Among
tho proceedings Of tltu City Council last
| M0ndny evening w,Ia an orler dlrGct-
ins the. Boartl Of Public Works to
usa soft coul at the Water-Works.
! Tho newspapers ucxt tsay but one atLcr said
delegation OF PROMINENT c!ttxeus from tic North
Sitle waited upon Thu Mayor to protest against
| the burning OF soft cual ut the Water Works.
Tllesu gentlemen explained how tho smoke and
suot from soft ct,al would render their resi-
dcnrcs ,inlnliabitAhlc. The City Council met
again Wednesday evening of thiB week. The
published prHcetllngs Of TINT meeting contain
the following: "Atil. Sweeney said u number
| OF North SIdv citizens weru opposed to tho use
Of soft coal ut tho Water-' Works until the alup-
tion Of u smokc-bur1ier. 1le therefore moved
u reconsideration ol ALL, Kinks motion In re-
gard to burning auft coal. which was paased at
tie lust mcctnE After brief discussion, tl,s
nulion prevailed" +" etc.
Here We nyu tho whole ,nattcr IN . few
words, "prolntncnt citlzens," "Sorth S!dc,''
'snlokc anl soot.n. Meantime tie overturned
citizu,,s of the West md South S!tlcs, tho
! wtule city .l,ust contribute the money Ia pny
for t4Is extra waste duly VINO IL to blnllrt
Who is responsible for uil this waste. LIT this
he corrected speedily, md uyrry other leak be
stopped, and It nay bc sutsrripto'h to tllc i,op-
uar ioasl may ti,crcase,-or there viii le Icss
ucrl for q popular loan. X TAx-PAYER
, 1876-08-19
TIE COURTS.

JUDGE pR0MaoSD ys. THE UNITED sTATza
TREASURY.
n'u,''A'unu 1'a,." u''u .no ~"
Dut.ns s''I @ !o,e'io9uss p,oeesi's " nsnnst . sns
lsosk1ord, hoek islanu Ut. L"ois 1sal'foaa
to II were dcposItctl with the Court pcnt]ug Il
sot., =. -, ,r,,, y,. ,,,tlnl ~, ,,,,, J,,.1,-,,
~ 1,..'s''s, ~ W ,a'' .,,s, -. w. s.,'', r.,
Dflslht,ofla osaceca theln 10 pe 1'Ihscd IN tne
however, refused to rucyivu them, claiming hu
wus only a drpos,,ory for rold. a,lyer. rrecn.
horla ,rt, n,,,l,.n,i,a ri, .r,nl,o ,horUh,
tho contrary After taking tlio bonds. tile Sub
Treasurer wrutc to the Solicitor Of the
Treasury, and received Ill ut,swcr uphol,lllr
nr @ ~ ,. s hr. ,t,, ~ ,r n int 'tn t lrs, Io ~ ~
fusa iG aow s ~ c 2r 1 aa inain H.
I'll a at'' ~" % tinit.n s,otas M ~, r,'.ui s'
l,, m far ,n nun n,,i ~ i 's,, ssas - t spscn
viii tba Ju,lru ahsu,l. F~'~"''
rho ha,i, IT ~. nt,!', "f Scs p,r,on
anil wif.. tT, mimi n rhIi,i nai,r,1 Mnrv Shnr.
,Ha anu n"v ss,,, ~ auwr rps ostnnnna f.a,
,iay' T' eaua M IN arutu ' vcs,sr,lay afternoo1'.
Nv or. je,.1.io Brownim. md tbs hitter Was III"
sh"f ,h. ,,i ,yns mi i,sr nwn' b,,t hni I,"sn
s t.ss ~ hnr I. r',nrtvn si, tuarmctioa
f,1h
W n,s e' HH, w. a'n. ,n,sosa ~ Nv ,1 az. % "J
E"tt kos M. rifi'i,s ,nnt,rr ms ind Mi hc"n NJ,
i.I ~ H. 49, "t t;.9,nrs iI,t rnf.snt =. <t,.
y ,MS anu o ~ th,s ts ~ III! sa;.!
~ ~ .osa se' ha, '1. - 1.ov"i s ,rt,Is o,v"a
%a ,us rG1ni rsi1it. Ae ,naro ,a,o h,s
~ ~ ~" .f,,dIr" thn,,.lt nn ,va1I my w.
Iustfr.i IN rIv1nt, ihs rirl nwuy YIN +" any onn
wtsLout tic ;,,oti;crs cUI,scut Ind as til: nu,i
tim"rs ha,, NH si,w ,lni ti"1 I'm" nv s"H ,1,,r. Hu
~ r',,, tn ,In" ~ n". III ~" H. 9,iI t
H. I"rthur ha,in ~ ~, IT, IVY ~ ,sal
s,,, su [,',,v wntnn,s. .,!',,! ~ aH, ~ ~
,b, t,a ,noth.r ~ f"fhrr ~ ts IL, T.. ,satf ~.
s,,y %is wns. s"s ' - t"sA~' - Wv '''''~ "''
8''s ""'' p,poncv,
N,,,.,o A. Thavrr romnin1ns,, ~ bcr hu,h,n,
c,lshim~ " Thaycr' ycst.rIay' IN ~ Iii Sss|
E.r IL 1s's M ns nryr a" xtrr rctpuct -. ~
, 1876-08-19

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-flayfng noticed In the
columns Of your paper TINT tho Park Com.
inlsstoncrs were contemplating strect-rallway
on the boulevard. cannot refrain from saying
word In regard to the move. What else can
wc as people desire than the park pIaetons,
which arc already supplied for our convenience,
taking us delightful drive around the buule-
Yards to South Park and back for tho mere pit
tance Of ~ ceIltsf AMI how mitch more agree
able to have these pl,actons running, as they arc
much more elegAnt-looktng In appearance that
the numbering omnibus or str:et-car, which
would carry tho din aud confusion VI the city
Into the country.
Is it thus thut one Of tho hanlsotnest drives 10
tho city IL to bu r1lincdl ]. =, II.
, 1876-08-19

fret. VIA, few exceptions fta fcnvcs nrc rnnl-
p,antl, eisrr t"sni,nsta! nt tlirrc leaflets or. q
rfnnnic with n terminal leaIEct. sEast of the
aepee!cs Of thc Rl'ns possess poisonous Ero1'tr'
tcs III greater Or 1css degree. Tlcyprutlilrc r.
frcts, # Is EaIl, almost rvulng thosc once fas,,-
luus,y Imputed to tic Gpas tteo Of Java. Tic
hands ana arms, hnG sometimes the whole body,
ost9s @ E:sy yya swSfr E. f2 s sxcs .nEy ts'ss s
panied by into1crahfo pain and Inflammation,
ending With liberation. These effects arc not
felt BY crery one, sone being able tn l,an.1lc the
ans VIII SPn,y 9a Uns sar Z, t!e tr s
Ing along tho GROUND anl climbing trccs Or
wills -.......- ...
TfB uAnnEsER At 1IscoIw PARK,
Mr; Newsone, was found trimming the flower.
bctls and overseeing gang ol wnrklnes. lie
raised hts awfnl rrunInE-knlfc rs the reporter
rnM! ~ wls!sh tGe latter ?.sA spsHe.
mss" saii i,o ssr t19t msn a
Instituted search fur the plant tint poisoned
him. founL scycra! Virginia crcrpcrs of the
ilyc-lcavctl species, down on the lakc-alorc.
They were attached 70 aco!plc Or trcea TINT hai
outside tho city, null tic ouly way Ii. which
can account for the presence of tho creercrs Is
tl,at their ruGth were cntangtcd in tile roots
thu trees. VI course, 1t is impossible to
clinlnate nil foreign n,atter. from tic roots.
which necessarily retain n largo quantity Of
their native carth IN te!ng transi,lantrl."
"Tlle ptrGuh crerpcr Is very poisonous,
Is mn
~ should think so. Why, have been pol
koned with IL myself. Whtn was young man
remember IL lare suffered from merely tnhal-
tng Its scent. It Is dangerous to stand whcro
the wind blows It's papor t6war. you"
"Aru its qualities the saine for all people,"
"OlI, bless yol, no! Sumo folks uovcr have
any troilh1e with lt.''
"You found only two specimens OF the crccpcr
III your scarch1'
'That's all. tore them up, mud l don't be.
licrc TINT there nsc any others left
ut 10 tfnught by sumo that these recent
cases Of po'sonhg are caused by different
plant,-t4 kind OF su.llath."
~ l,arlly think so. Stll' II Is possible TINT
soma Of tic bushes IN tic lower ent of the
park arc poisonous: They have nearly, all been
poisano,s Shrubs may iiave been dug up by
mistake, aud brought along with the o;Lcss."
, 1876-08-19


yesterday ilumiucl tho somewhat dismal Office
devoted to the use of tho District Attorney.
liz left Washington some ten days ago, a,ll ills
bcen rusttcatfng In New England and Western
New York. In what has brcn going on at tho
Capital durIngsthc past ten days, in connection
with whisky matters, i'c confcsses he IS no: we'll
ycrscd. The reporter asked:
"Judgc wllat do YOU think Of Storrs' pros
poets oi getting pardon for tllc exilcs OH tlle
" We'll, Sir. Storrs Is working very hard, and
when was IN Washington tf!c general impress
sion was that the SENTENCES 0f Losing Al Bur-
roughs should bc yeLWccA To six nsaur,s.'f
"Has The question Of pardon lu these cases
been referred to yout"
''No, but presume the papers In tic cnse
will bc referred to tile Government olllccra here
aud Judge Blmlgett."
rs It % that tbc first bntcl arc to bo called
up for sentents!'
"Wliat steps, II any, vii! be takcn to recover
OH the proposed civil suitsth
~ ealnS. nov say. Its still iii the l'nnas of
tho Department.
n.as sentenced to Imprisonment IN tlc Dupngo
County jail, l,ls applied for purdon."
Yes, tho papers lave been sent to me" tls-
1isatsng. blg official envelope On a,s 'less),
"hut hive nut yet luoliel them over"
'Ilow did Cnlicrson manage to obtain lis
pardon 20 sOonl"
III recommended It, and Judge Blolgctt IA
vorctl It."
"Au.l .l,e statutory crime OF which he was
convicted was d Father vague onc,h suggested
the reporter.
The Judge laughed, and the interview was
brought ~ close.
OVER TIE RHINE.
The cxifcs are still hopeful that 9tonB will
succeeu III tho mission in which sle has bcctl cIl
gaEesi fus this past four weeks. They received II
dispatch from lin yesterday stating that howoul.l
leave for home Saturday evening. It is limited
that Oh Ills return snI1u developments will lie
| ulaslc tending TO mure thoroughly expose tho
| workings n1ll extent Of tlIc late llmcntcd
| Whisky King.
ABOUT THE FiRBT BATCH.
| Tho original thirtccn who tulmortalizca them
selves by goinE intu tho missionary husncss
| hnve no fcars Of any future trouble. Ouc
Of them Yesterday stutea to Il TRin:
uNE reporter tEit their cases would
remain iii tho docket until after
the Presidential election, when they will be
ealled up and u nol!c pres. entered In eae... lie
further stated that liz had been so insured,
and III cprrnboratton thereof announced thut he
WAS goiug oIE To tho country to bc gous several
months and perhaps longer.
, 1876-08-19
REFORMING TIE POLICE.

TO tho Editor NJ Tht Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1d.--'rho people Of Chicago
need mt expect any honest or permanent re-
forms from the present head Of the rolice De-
rart.nrnt. Gnu year OF ten years will DO 1ist
the samr Under Chief wfoso instructor and
model wne Jncob Rch,n. Supt. Hickey Will flo
nothing in the way Of reform TINT he Is not COM
PEELED to tlo by the constant pressure Of tho
Mayor aud Council. Ills Instincts md ailila.
tions arc Nil in unison with the gamblers md
thieves, who make society thefr prey. Tho
Eainbing-heIls, mock-aNcttoue. houses Of prUs-
tltutton, ana kindred places, enjoy just rs
much protection nntl Immunity now a. they
ia in the palmy days Of Jake Rehm. THIS is n
fact whicl, cai,not DO gatnsayed. Every onc
knows with wl,nt tasfliilcss md reluctance tIo
listens to trtlera for rctrenchmcnt frolA tile
Council. lie allowed II new month to begin be-
fore he would report tho nnEtes Of thoto whom
he huA designated Tor lsmisea1 from tile force,
and these llu declared, or some one for him dr.
:!arcti, wcre not dfsmisact1 because they were
trss efficient tllan those retained. On What
principle. would ask. docs the Chief make his
appointments and tltsntssn1sf Is farorft!sm or
fitness the test Were not some Of tho men
dismissed the Bnperiors OF some retained by
favor Or political friendship upon tho ioEret
f. II.
, 1876-08-19
ST, iGNATlUS COLLEGE,

That sterling educational institution, St. r.
natius College, begins Its next session Of ten
months on Monday, ,Sept4 This is one OF the most
thorough and systematic Colleges in America.
Its advertisement in our regular " educational ~
column will etye auch Information ~ may bo
essential to those intending to avail them
selves OF st. 1gnat!us' nohlu facilities.
, 1876-08-19

Of New York; fn forcrlotc tr,st+!cc,i fnr
$2,0Cal Oh Lr h,. except tho west 10-la feet
thereof. nnl Lot ID, lock Ii, OF the Cannl Trns.
tcrs' Subdivision nf tic ". x anl tic ". e Of
thu n. 4. L ut Hcr. II, ~, IT,.
John Freemnn sued tho Lycom!ng Firc-ipsur-
ancc Company for *o,hD,
INDICTMENTS,
SirErlnR ny-CoNrEssI1Ns-iefmhn Nation
nj Hank ", Etncrson q. tlrv1a, 50, ,D37. 10.
CIutulT t:0aFEss,oN.-1cFnafd fruscncf
et nj. ys. Maurice Murphy, t12l,B0.
, 1876-08-19

:. 4 meeting Of the members u Company A Of tbs
ElghtrcntA Ward bllnuto Men and Ut thosa
wo wish 10 hccomc members IL called for o'cIuck
j. NJ, to-day Ut tue headquarters el the Ward
Club III Turner Hall: THIS completion Ut thu Or
Kamzatlon 10 thu ublcct.
, 1876-08-19

TIRE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements 10 buyers at wholcsn1c
and retail Of shcet.tnustc, unstc-books, ylolEhs
gultarn md all kinds Of musical instruments,
General agents fot tho Standard organ and steck
plano. Quality guaranteed No. 158 atnte street.
, 1876-08-19

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Lyon j. 1lealy, State and Monroe streets, offor
for rent over one hundred 1rst-c1ass Instruments,
at S. per month, and npwar0.
, 1876-08-19

S0ZODOkT.
TO gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers Ga down In divers places;
Dnt at our months Of Streams and buys,
No pearls do Asian swtmmcra raiao
Like those III beauty's mouth that shino
Made by thu Sozodont divine.
, 1876-08-19
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

The 8eycntesnth Warl Republican Club VII
meet this evening Ut thu hall corner of Chieagc
ayenns and BegWIck street, fur tho purpose or or.
&anfzing Minute Men for the campaign. E9ud
Speakers will DO III attendance,
, 1876-08-19
mAAkEQAfsESs

CONWITI1-11AR1t1S-In Sag lTnrbnr, Long fsl-
and n. u. at the residence Of the htlIo's fathcr,
Aug, 1870, by the Row. J. j. Harrison, Of Christ
Church, Edward q. Corwtth, Of Chicago. and IIen-
rietta 81. lasrIs. OF Sag Hatbor, l, l. No cards.
, 1876-08-19

The Hayes and Wheeler Hiunte 1lcn Of the Thlr.
tcenth Ward Will be presented With u stand Of
calo;s BY tae ladies q the warl. corncs Of Fulton
anl Leavitt streets, th!s evening" sitter which hyy
u busIncsH meeting. All Republicans OF Tho ward
Aee requested tu Go present,
, 1876-08-19

= - FIFTEENTH WARD. ---------|
The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club will hold a
meeting thl. evening Al Fplx's Hall, corner Ut
Larabtc anu North Ays1ue. UIshcs. of Import
aMcs will bo transacted, and all Republicans afe u.
yllGA 10 allend Ths roll win b. opan tor enlist
meRs Vt Minute MGa uf ILL.,