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, 1876-09-17

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-In recent conversation
in this city, an Eastern financial agent who has
placed u large amount OF Western securities
among New England capitalists, stated that nc
greatly regretted having advised his patrons to
purchase Lincoln Park bonds, from the fact that
reports Ind reached them of the opposition Of
property Owners to- tue assessment, and even OF
lnjunctlons being asked to restrain itscollcetion
In reply to nn inquiry as to whether dcfnult had
occurred i'll the payment of the interest. he
stated that he had not been SO advised, but
added that no confidence could attach to securi-
ties of this character so long as the people who
we're to he mainly benefited BY the proceeds Of
improvements which were intended to
be made Us to contest the assessments
upon which the success Of the enterprise de-
pended. Mr.. B. F. Culver, one Of the Lincoln
Pork Commissioners, on being questioned on
THE subject, while he did not deny that opposi-
ton had been made to the collection Of this tax,
stated that the interest on the bonds had been
met promptly; that tho funds were already pro-
vided to meet the payment due in October, and
that he could hardly conceive of circumstances
i1lstailments in any degree uncertain It is true
that all Of these park assessments have been
serious burden upon owners Of property, es-
pccally of that which is u1lproductiVc and
upon which the greater proportion OF the
tax has fallen, from its proximity to
were undertaken By the consent of the citizens
Of Chicago and vicinity. Their legality has been
unquestionably established, and the money for
the purchase Of the land obtained from bona
filc investors in these bonds. The security upon
which they arc placed is beyond all doubt, and
there is no valid reason why they should not
command at present rates of interest premium
in the market instead of having nominal value
Of about 80 cents on the dollar.
The fault lies not in the question Of security
or in any lack of confidence Oh the part Of OUT
side capitalists in the future of Chicago,-as is
shown by the great plethora of Eastern money
seeking Investment in loans upon real estate
but rather in the revenue laws Of this
State. So long as the opportunity
offers for the postponement Of the payment OF
tax by the almost inexpensive opposition which
the law, as now existing, permits, it certainly
will be seized upon by many without regard to
the consequent prejudice to the credit of the
city or to the embarrassment which such oppo-
stion causes. There is no city whose obliga-
tions should command quicker sale than ours,
but there is no city which in the last year has
suffered more seriously from the distrust Of
capitalists in its promises to pay, and until the
State Legislature SO constructs its Revenue law
as to make the collection of taxes certain, and
successful resistance to their collection impos-
sible, SO long sill confidence be withheld in the
securities which are mainly based upon them.
". O. C..
, 1876-09-17

her smiling in her doorway. One man was busy
having we'll dug in his garden, probably that
his wife might carry on the trade Of washer
ference in the interior arrangements Of these
houses as regards furniture, ETC., from the
neatly and comfortably-furnished home
OF the respectable mechanic to the
kitchen stone table and two or three
chairs Of the day-laborcrs, but all arc built on
the same plan, and each household possesses
space, light, and fresh air in abundance. 1t
would seem that having gardens must cngendcr
q love for flowers, for, in front Of one OF the
houses little child toddled up to nc and, it,
stead Of asking for 4 penny, puts up very
urgent petition for a flower which I held in my
hand, and which was soon transferred to her
own.
The many and great advantages as to morals
and health arising from system that enables
each family to have house of their own are SO
obvious that it is hardly necessary to dilate upon
them. l.
, 1876-09-17

Will reopen their School for Young Ladies and
Girls at their residence, No. Is Mount Vernon-st.,
Boston, Mass. Sept 27, 1876.
Special facilities are offered for the study Of
French and German.
4 few home pupils received. Forcirculars, etc.,
address as above
, 1876-09-17
AMUSEMENTS.
ALL READY---EXP0SITlON.

The Fourth Annual Exposition Of Chicago is NOW
OPEN fr2n; $ + n! T. 1890 H. daily Inc A Exn.n,
era MActlNEHT n 2PEEATloS rrocssses q ~ na an
htlit Of Rare Trees Plants and Flowers. " tn: Horti
GntIT1 S1c!ety and Others the aqsenm Of SAIuEAt
Historical Picture. Lookout Mounfafn or lnoSer =
Battle Above the Clouds and tile Grand Orchest! a. Or
gan, together constitute the finest display ever nluSs
IN order that al may view the WESTERN CEA TEN
NAL Exposition. the management have adopted the
following popular
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
evening" s... so
For Children, admission, good for all day and
For Adults OK SATURDAY. one xdnlss!on. good fur -,
all daT and evening: rs
for Mi Gay A.: cycn:. .,..,.....,......... III
For Adults every daJ after p. 1n.- p
Fo- Children every ttoy rffer p Ill. Is
Communication Tickets fifteen admissions. jO
The Communication Tickets especially adapted to
nyrnr4nn tarffrs
, 1876-09-17

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON L QUINCY RaHR0An
Depots foot Of Lake IptaiA-as.. and Sixteenth
e. and Canal and Slx;ccuta-sts- Ticket Ot1ceA -
C1lrE.st.. aad at tiepots.
, 1876-09-17

Nail and Express. ..........,..
Ottawa and SrrcaIor Passenger
Rockford Dubuque j. Sioux
lily.
Pacific Fast Line, for Omaha.
Kansas City. LcayenNnrih.
Atchfson Il ST. Joseph EXP.
Aurora Passenger.
Mendoza, Ottawa H Slreator
iaSscnger. .
An7,ra T Observation-Disclosures.
:AurnFc Passenger fSunday).
l!nb,,Iiic u Sioux City Exp. :.
Pacific Night EXP. fur Omaha
Kansas City, Lcaycnv0rt}l.
Afchfson g. ST. Joseph Exp. :.
Dowuer's Grove Accou,,uod'n
13uWners GFo*t Arcomuiod'u q
Texas Express.
, 1876-09-17
A Tendency to Lower Rates
--Sorne Of the Loans
of the Week.
Better Inquiry for Chicago Real Estate
at Bottom Prices.
Description of the Workingmen's
Cities in France.
Question as to the Validity Of Illinois
Mortgages Held by Foreign
Corporations.
I0AN8.

4 FLUCTUA TING WEEK.
The past weeks business started of at q
>risk pace, some $4,000 having been nego-
Hated Up to Wednesday, after which day there
sas a serious fa1ling-of1, as though the pluyial
risitations with which we were then favored had
cooled tie ardor OF borrowers. As the week
closes there are indications of improvement.
The demand for money is increasing. and many
of our loan agents report that the demand
comes from those who can offer good
,ecurity,-a most agreeable and une1pect-
ID visitation. Several loans matured
lately, and there wes quite lively
business done in the way OF paying up. Even
those who have hitherto been backward In pay
Ing interest are coming forward and squarinS
up their accounts, and putting stop to fore
closure proceedings All indications are Of q
favorable character There is more Life, trans
fcrs are more numerous than they have been for
several previous weeks. and inouirers for money
and property are breaking in upon the hitherto
dull monotony Of the agents life Improve
nent is the main Characteristic of the past week.
Interests meet with no decided change although
there is tendency to lower rates, the iglres
continuing at and 9 per cent. Loans OF from
$4,000 to 600 are negotiated at ~ per
cent where property and names are hrst-class,
and loans have been offered at rates shade
lower On peculiarly choice security.
IMPORTANT TRANSACTIONS.
J. North Dearborn street, 25 feet, east front,
bv $50 feet, between Chicago avenue and Chest
nut street, 81. 000,-fye years at per cent
=. North avenue, so feet front, running
through to Clybourn avenue, S6,0o0,-three
years at 9 per cent.
3. LaSalle street, 22}{ feet, east front, 80 feet
fouth Of Randolph street, $40, ,o0o,-one year at
10 per cent
4. Douglas avenue, IS feet, north front, By us
feet. twenty-five teet east of Staunton avenue,
and the adjoining 3Sfeet4 west front, on Staunton
avenue S7,000,-tiyc years at per cent
). Lots 10 aud II, Block "a; also Lot 20,
Block 81, all in Wolcott's Addition, SIS, 5,000-
five years at S per cent
&. Fifth avenue, 6611l feet, west front, 116 feet
north Of Polk street Also Centre street, 13A
feet, south front, 1G6 feet west Of North Clark
street, sc, ,000--dyc years at3per cent. The two
aforementioned arc trust-deeds from Jacob
Kehm to T. Sclintz to secure Indebtedness.
{. Mohawk street, so feet. east 'front.' BY 1913
feet, Is feet north Of Blackhawk street, $100 000,
-four years at 10 per cent
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING
SEPT. 16.
, 1876-09-17
AUCTION SALES.

Thursday, Sept. n, at $50 a. M,
Special Trade Sale in
D r Y GO oD So
Cloth. Cassmcre. cottonades, Flanne!s. Ladies. a1d
IL, Ssssdlss. 1sls Hs9.
~ Tssetas5 xit tic following very desirable lines in
''''' '''1 'N''15s GIoTHING
Mems aad Boys Suits siedlu1n Fine and superhne
~ IN assortment Of Oyercoats. A No; in quality.
s.Hgrtes 19:S!a4nsp. szsS suSr2ntsfaa: T
sarsd 3 III Fl: sSaiS asEs TeaFher and and Wool
Io5I5RT
s2esy s5a zss eno ae9Gs
AD1 ''''' KNIT GOODS
t5a o;e; c55
onr .,,;E;s3E 3EESs 4 ST: IS: G999S S :57x; cato. and
Worked {a9ri. q :hs latess styles and patterns, all
adapted to the 'szscf 'sAzcGfRAcAs-
A.! fa7l line arss' from the importer and equal to any
~ EEPELLANT$
These Waterproofs include 'o pc:es various styles
N''A e'~ FELT SKIRTS
la' BRoWM 19:esi:: Wi &H:UsLINs- = :E:i
h1BURGS-
An entirely new and fresh Importation.
DRESSED DOLLS
Especially consigned by Bremen manufacturer as IN
experiment In this market.
RIBBONS
s1oo-A really superior Aelection Of the most choice
anil fashionable Shades Of Nos and II Gr0s Grains.
without reKcrye -
FEATHERS 81 FLOWERS
This Offering OF real Ostrich Tips Single 1}nills, md
French rttdclas. Is by far the most valuable Of the
s%.AT1 O'CLOCK r. M
An invoice IN transit. FIfty.siA fo1ls Ingram Car
pets. Single and Duuble Chain To|rcellze.
TUESDAY, Sept. v tour regular sa1c dny}, being tl'is
year Jewish Holiday. We make this onr Special Ex'
ccpton for Thursday. tile .!1Et inst, instead.
GEO. T. GORE e. CO., Auctfonecrs.
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Washington Gsroaicat:' The Demo
cratic party laid the foundation for
the rebellion, made its southern wing
rebels, and furnished al the all aud
comfort il obtained in the North.
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Tako away the cx.Confederatcs,
and where woul1 the Democratic
party be to-day? It would hold few
of the Northern States and none OF
tho Southern-Aibany Morning Err
prcss.
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uIDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many OF the age of thirty 10 ior'
~ who are troubled with too frequent eYac.
nations OF the bladder, often accompanied
by a slight snarting or burning sensation
and weakening the system ia a manner ihas
the patient cannot account for on examln.
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second stage ri seminal weakness. ~
will guarantee a perfect cure ia ali s pra
cases and a healthy restoration OF Inc sehn'
ortnar! organs.
Office Hour~-A to I. oto u. ~ too
All letters promptly answered, ana CORE
spanaence confidential. Address, Lock BOZ
200. Davenport. Iowa. ls4S
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III. ID. BROWN.
Upton. iowa.
Farm for Sale.

A No. ! farm. lying three niles north and
one mile vest Of West Branch and one aud
one-Ealf mites from Oasis, containing 24-
acres. Well Improved aud in good state Of
cultivation: good, new house vita ten
harm new aud good. aud all out buildings
that are needed on f. rm 90 bearing APP
pie Trees. SO young walnut trees growing,
and some three acres nf maple grove: plen-
~ 81 good water for stock aud house use
IN fact as veil calculated for the raising oil
stock o. grain ~ any farm ofitE size in the
county. satisfactory reasons given for
wishing to sell. Address
DAVID TOWNSEND
Bali Oasis Iowa,
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C. c. MOFFET & Bro

Lumber and Agricultural Implements.
Have just received ! Large Stock
Of Implements for the Spring Trade,
among which are Moline Flows and
Cultiyators, Moline Sulky Flows, Is
bon Riding or Waking Cultivators.
Champion Harrows. Vandyer and
Sterling Corn Planters. and Nanny
Seeders; also the Eureka Wind I'LL,
noted for its Durability ard Simple
ity Of Structure.
AL Of which will be sold at low
prices, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Please call and Examine our Goods
before you buy.
Upton, IOWA.
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ADDRESS TO THE SICh.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

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j. ag 4atgI -zt-ng TErak@.
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Or. C.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

Ia2se Phi: are not recon sEdsd a.
. rznely tyr all the lis thu: flesh j.
heir To, Tn: in affections Of The Liver,
AMI ia al. Billion. Complaint: ,Dyspep.ia
aud TX Headache, 0r diseases Of that
character. they stand without & rival
AGTE AND FEVER.
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pz-a:gry u, Of after taking q4i1ine.
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e4gala3,
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The gElE.Le are never E3gar eJated.
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ia, wiki tae i:apres.ssa DE G'L4sEs
LIVE pLLE.
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E.. NtI.AsE AMI FLEgIEC Boo.
>old By all respectable druggist and
/ c1a4frv s1DrekeeTars generally.
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MANHOOD
How Le>l: How Restored.

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IL AnE 81 ~ Il. Post-oatce Box <5S6.
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Isc.oss, She,
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Thsss narrated Faar.fnes M, ext....
same ate uppifsd It low ~ factory I.r;a ~
BY MCNAMARA L CAsAD
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YOUNG MEN

Who are suffering nom the effects Of youth
full foilies or fntfscrefiou should avail them.
selves Of this, The greatest boon ever laid al
lte altar OF suffering humanity. Dr.
MCAFf re will guarantee 10 forfeit One hys.
cred Dollars for every case y seminal weak
ness or private disease nj any kind or ehsr'
acter which ile undertakes and iails 10 cure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
Hayes's New Boss at Washington

The election Of ZACH CHANDLER as Chair
man Of the National Republican Commit
tee and general manager of the HAYES
campaign, is not without a certain signifi-
canoe. He was chosen over Mr.. CORNELL
of this State, through the influence of the
BLAINE members of the committee. who
took that way Of revenging themselves on
Mr.. CoNKLISa for the part his friends
played at Cincinnati.
The GRANT wing of the party has thus
obtained possession of the candidate, and
will have absolute control over the whole
partisan machinery, the offices. and the
money TO run the campaign. OF the Re-
publican leaders ZACH CHANDLER is per-
haps the most notorious for his partisan
excesses defiance of public opinion, and
disregard of restraint. The Republicans
of Michigan became indignant at the dis
credit he brought upon the state aud
drove him out Of the Senate. That was a
sufficient reason TO commend him TO
GRANT, even If their coarse tastes and
loose habits had not already made them
congenial companions. He Is worthy
successor to DELANo. Proscriptive, mar
row-minded, anu INSCRIPTIONS, CHANDLER
will endeavor TO make the canvass bitter,
sectional, and violent. He will stop at no
means however desperate, and will be
seconded by his henchman, EDSUyDs, the
Postmaster at Washington, who for years
has converted that Office into an assess
ment shop for matchmaking office-holders.
While Gov. HAYES writes letters in favor
of life tenure OF ONCE at one end of the
line, Zach CHANDLER and his agents, at
the other end, are sending out circulars TO
nearly hundred thousand officehod
demanding voluntary subscriptions" to
aid the election OF their candidate, on pen
atty of removal for refusing compliance.
And II by any misfortune success should
follow these efforts, CHANDLER would be
the first to ask the Treasury Department
as his own reward. and to insist upon the
promotion of his associates for their cleo
tioneering services.
The fact that CHANDLER has been placed
In this responsible position, as the connect
ing link between GRANT and HAYES, is q
conclusive answer to all the cheap profess
sions Of reformation inside the Republican
party, and formal notice that the present
corrupt and disgraceful system is to be
perpetuated ut any cost Contrast this
selection with that of the Hon. A. s.
HEWITT as Chairman OF the National Com
be said 10 represent the highest tone in
public life, who believes in reform, and
whose standing Is Of the best, and the
country will understand the difference
between the two causes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

The young Ambassador of the Herald,
whose dignity is so graciously tempered by
gentleness that even SAN TiLpES can converse
with him without Visible signs OF uneasiness,"
encountered Don CARLOS the other evening In
the lobby OF Washington hotel. "Bon Jour-
Prince" said the Ambassador with n cosmopol-
itan readiness that astonishe cd Don CARLOS and
led him to Inquire with some emotion who In
Slntander this might be. When informed that
he was face To face With an Ambassador Of the
Herald, Don CARLOS Flushed with surprised
pleasure. HIS lIighness's suite, with perfect
delicloy, not having been invited to rsmain,"
withdrew at once, and for twenty minutes the
two Prctenders stood together, smoking the
Princes cigarettes and exchanging ideas on the
state OF Europe. Secret after secret passed
from tho "sensuous mouth" Of Don CARLOS
into the ample ears OF the Ambassador. The
latter had time 20 observe that the Princes
face Is unintelectual and presents an outline
OF sallow cheek = that he wore "a simple. cheap
suit OF Scotch gray, such many a clerk at A. T..
STEWARDS would despise;' that he "sported a
rather gorgeous blue neck tie - and that he
smiled very frequently during the convsrsation.
This last statement IL not difficult OF belief.
Among other matters OF Importance which the
Ambassador worned from the Prince was tho
announcement (made with an expression Of
pleasure and pride y that he had reason TO ex
poet shortly a certain domestic event OF very
ultimate and interesting character In regard
to the probability OF a further prosecution OF
Don CARLoss claims, the following conversa-
ton occurred:
The warts ovcrr the correspondent remarked In
terrosatiugv.
~ For The present. Don CARLOS returned, sgnin-
" or many years I sunpose2
The ansver to this remark viii he the that IN
most interest the reader In Europe. In deep
nsnincance OF whien II was impossible to nisundef
stand he said after psuse Of silence;
go That dspends uDoE ctrcuBsssaaces'"
IL Is provoking TO read that at this exciting
point of the interview Don CARLOS was "sum-
moned by a messenger from the barber, with
whom be had an engagement"