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PERSONAL,

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inc luxe o. EaihonFg ID 10 DC psonotca to the
fauA u co5'Aanlisa''
Judge 11oar will preside at tho Unitarian festival
III Doston' WHICH peg'hs duhe l.
Mr. ". II. Cranc the comedian 60 well and
fAyorally known In Chicago. IL stopping at tile
fremont House.
1Ir. sitlncy Lautcr has cxnlatncd hin theory of
the relation OF words to music, Now viii he please
explain hts explanation!
II rerolat Ia convicted, he ought to hive The
choice Of cating his own beans Or mgctlnr shame.
ful death on the scatIold,
Corn Pcnrl Ia, .o,d mt bcr ,toc,. y, sin ,,a nh.
taincd the u,,ai wages. She Is now hs:sarl look.
'''s, "pa q s'e'm o' ""na'
Aatc flcids stage name-Kccmle--wa that of
one oi Aef iathess Intimate ffichls In Cincinnati
heeMle d tlelu published paper there yeaEs ago.
Mr. beverley II. kc!m, General Passenger Agent
OF tue Knnsas Pacific 1sallruad, is at tho Palmer
House, and will remain in the city several daya In
tho interest OF his line.
The Brooklyn irgHs Ia authority for tho state
ulcnt that Senator Thurman even Wishes oil his uu-
clcs wcrc aunts. Then Old Bill Allen would not
have intcrfcrell Ut st. LOUIS.
Tho tickets for tho best aeats in thc 1s1fth hvcnuo
Theatre, New York, on the OCCASION Of Fanny
Daycnnortts benefit. were a. e. This ya4 Tim frat
time she lad played I,o5allnd.
Tic sinrc, vii, case fas been comnIcotet, hv tho
divcoycry Of another .,last Testament. y dyc ve,ru
later tim any Of those nnv In di,nutc when n,d
Singer willcd. l,o wlllct. Won NAV dcncnil ont.
1ord Mordev,,lr ,vh,s, ,p,r-,ovo T., wt.s y,,,oo
In, vs,," .nro,v III Sn,r vn. .a,io., . ~.
,,,.rt hyon,,v !. hnt ot vonr. ~ nro IT, IL ,,'
Am of 1lnkc Int h,t fahcr i. in tn nrin,c ~ fc
md carty. md there viii hayo t fn wrn,v wslt,
tnr for tl,e 1,ukclnm.
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1t each falr "outaIdc's" ItsipcI hose.
At tic annual reunion of tho Army OF tho
Potomac sur!cty In ph!.adclphlu, June Il. Mai :
Gen. John 4. p!x ia to deliver tho orutfon an1
william Winter, OF the New York Tribune. Will
read MI original pucp,. The oxcrcjscs will i,cpn
In tho Academy uf Music at nom, and n rrsn,I
Lanuuet will follow III tho evening.
n,so xt,,o,,,,t n, N. tu..o,,,, ,.as.. 49,.
rhnnloro .rll,o,, ,n,,nr,a ha,,r. ~ ..,'''.o @ :.
,vn,,.rvto, In .,at. ~ I,.o,,cr,,nn :. ,'.ntn,n
A meuu apu cruel houx. IL is bc5np re,,entcd hv
such journals III thu New York Trlhun- Witch
rntu-n,lv ,,clipht in nuvth;n, fb.t c,, +crI -
brantrci, tn. rcnuta,on M T5ton nri rrr1id tnot
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oa a"o 1'ue5 W N"'en 10 Felilte"t sh"1le on
you Oh 1ho th!'a, be"ase Of tha aevi! end his
"se'-ham sha IoQaeco' aaa on th< fourth,
oaame On you' n'eh' to encourage poor women
, 1876-05-25

firm At tho reduction; salca chiefly at sc.35
taG5O. Cattle were activo mud stronger, with
sales at 81. .oofa5 1.l. Sheep were unchanged.
Ona hundred dollnrs in gold would buy
Hll2.5O in g1oenbncka ut tho close.
, 1876-05-25

When Governor seeks reelection aud only
SECURES n votes out Of 80 from Ills own
county, notwithstanding tho frantic Efforts Ut
eeycrnl seore hcnchmcn, including three or'four
editors Of machine newspapers, lie can hardly
BLANC the othcr counties for not supporting
him.
, 1876-05-25
FINANCIAL,

CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS.
Mayor lloyne, AID. Rosenberg and Pcarsons,
and n. F. Tucy had Il quiet little confab YES
tcrday morning In tho Mayors Office, and tho
subject Of tile chat WIS thu financial situation.
What the exact wurls werc which pnsse1 from
one to thcothcr ran only be guessed, but nil that
would be said by my one Ut those who tllI tho
talking was, TINT tic Situation Was desperate,
an.l they could hardly say what would be done.
The actions Of all those having the finances
Of the city in chaTge arc extremely guarded.
They have no Information to inpart, md appear
to be annoyed when the subject is introduced.
A TRIBUNE reporter Was, yesterday aftcrnoon
informed by prominent Alderman, who cit
jays tho confidence Of a]l Ills associates IN
Office. that t1cru WIS q decp-laIl and wise move.
mcnt on foot that won!d again place tho city In .
condition to merit tho confidence Of nil uhrtlca
financially Interested In fts welfare. The moye
would provide for the payment Of all the inlebtel-
ness to the employees, whicl. was regarded Al thu
first but nut thv most pressing debt. "Thc hcst
thing 10 llo," The Alderman stated, ''to rcatort
confidence both at home and abroad would be tc
nay our employees. Not thnt rifean that ott1rl
debts nlould BE- allowed to run. That would nesci
do. Dut wl1at l mean Is Just this: We getting
up plan to pny the employees Immediately n!tct
the approval ns the course by thu Council, and
think that will be done, That dune. by the Fams
pIane--whlch nm sorry ca.l't tell you, they aEc
10 hnc-we can tx other matters. What accidents
we will patch II up a. well as We know huw. "
"Wbat PROMISES from tho bankers here haze
you Eot, or what bahRcfs a1o tues' AsIea lug 'c'
porter. ,,.
son,e me-. ons was m Old hand ut the bu,Ines.. Tho
Alderman tata tnat tAc ntan YUM s9nm ; ~ tht
81 nnd put hefofe INC Conncil nc1. ho"sny HELM .+
There was every ntospeGs tu1t n s.e nM H. "Tua ~ t
with favor. notwistaliin the 1aet that 1ae aspce'
waa 'dcsEttatc.' -....
WHAT MAYOR lIorNE SAYS.
In RI Interview With 4 TAnrSE reporter tatc ~
tho afternoon, tho Mayor a!scnsscd the aha,!t1aa
ornon that al outstanding paper Of tic city IL H.
legal but stats hst tIs Fnansf Gom'.si "e WIZ ~
payIng ihe employees and meeting tho other obsn'
lions Vf The city ls they fa!! due.
''Can you give INC any idea Ut the policy of fhe
Financo Committee in this respuctf' nslcd the re-
purter. ,...> ,,,,t,,.
held conference III my Office this Horntns, anu
ca,nc to TIC conclusion that 1t would be more fAtlt.
factory to the holders of certificates II t's cn1imnh
Council pass 4 resolution asrccin; 10 thelf ray
tnent at certain date. fay Within two q, Or three
years, than tO allow matters to remain ~ thc s
ent u,srttlel condition. 4 proposition to my
effect will be submitted to tho Council pToahis =
it's next meeting. twill undoubtedly oe nauI,sus
and nut IN cnd to the absurd cry u 1cplu!autoh t
which has been rnfed hy certain parllch. Ihs ~
tcntIon Of the Administration IN % pay ant ] III,
ploycs gpecd[ly IN PosAtbe, anu " u''1' '''''
, 1876-05-25

The Methodist General Conference ycster-
day adopted tue report Of tho Committee on
Missions, recommending tho organization Of
annual Conferences in China, India, Sweden,
Norway, and Italy. Ex-senator 1eErEts, one
Of tho most eminent men Of the colored
race in America, was elected editor of tho
.SoutAncsttra Christian 1idrocate a. New
1rfenns
, 1876-05-25

The House judiciary Committee Ind d
barren session yesterday in tho investigation
Of Mr. DLA1sE's connection with Fort
Smith l. Little Rock bonds. ROBINSON, tho
mysterious witness who was expected to dis
close how ho brought package Of bonds from
JOSIAH CAIDwAII to Speaker BLA1Sz, proved
to 10 flash-in.the-pan SO fur as damaging or
important testimony WIS concerned. He
brought package to Mr.. BLAINE, but never
heard that II containel bouds, aud haa no
reakon to suspect that sucl, wcro its
contents; on tho contrary, the package
looked like anything but valuable bonds,
and it was received publicly md without any
mystery by Mr.. BLAINE. Ron1Ssox testified
further that lie never told anybody tAat Ao
had carried package Of bonds to Alr.
blaine Tho latter sought to show by his
cFoss-examination of another witness state
OF hostility toward himself among Arkansas
Republicans, and WAS In fair way 10 dem.
onatrato that nalico was at tho bottom of
this matter, but was prevented from 80 doing
by the Democrats OF the Committee, whose
evident purpose is not 90 much 10 arrive at
the truth AZ to injuro bIr. BLAINE.
, 1876-05-25

ntT. HAYES CONTINUES 70 fuenL11T l1S F0t,ft-
ment from the Office Of Comptroller with tho
necessary loss of tho city's credit. In yes
tcrlny's journal ho thus expressed himself
In reply to THE TnnuSE. would state that the
city has already been dsl.onored In consequence Of
thu position In which hnyo been p1nccd. and
whether the cty's credit can be restored hereafter
will depend on the administration Of Government
ns repNdtatfon Government can have no credit
In regard to the statement Tint aseumc that the
Mayor and Council, and a!l who differ, etc., in
fayor Of repudintlng the city debt, would sny that
have asBu,ncI nothing OF the kind. This Council
AZ well tho last. stand un rccotl by nn almost
unanimous vote. directing tho Comptroller to pay
all thcsr certificates at maturity, hut Mr.. llorxE
and his leading hackers take the position TINT the
debt Is Illegal, md that the city III nut bound to pAy
It, md that the city fairly rcfsr to meet It aud
portpono the payment at THUR pleasure. Tint is
actunl rcpni!at.on! Precisely the Klme as that
charged against the State Of Mississippi hayc
tdca TINT II Mr.. 1IoyNE continues 10 entertain his
present views, ind should be decided Mayor Of
Chicago, that he would make any provision for thu
payment of this debt. In reply To question re-
gasding the payment Of employees, Mr. HAYES said:
"rhcy can't ruisc money to pay the employees Of
tic city except by loans, and the city's credit Ia
gone."
The case is very simple. The city owes
$4,000, 600 Of certificates, which the law de-
clares can only be, and must bo, pnid out Of
the 81, ,000,O 600 or moro Of back taxes, tho
most of which will DO collected in July, Au-
gust, mud September. The Inv prohibits tho
borrowing Of money on tilno notes. Now,
wo understand that the Mayor proposes to
apply this money as fast as collected to pay-
ing those certificates, instead Of taking them
up now by issuing time notes, and using tho
reveuue for other purposes. Tint, Mr..
HAYES thinks, III al bad as tho Reputation
charged against the State Of Mississippi, but
there are but few persons who will agree
with him. Tie law expressly authorizes the
city to borrow money on the taxes Of 1876
to pay tho expenses Of 1876, aud, if the city
cannot do otherwise, wo suppose it will
adopt that course. Tho fact thnt some
pieces of tho paper Of the city have not boon
paid is pronounced to be the destruction OF
tile city's credit! hr. HAYES would havo
"paid that paper by issuing another batoh,
and TINT Micau5cr-liko operation, l,e thinks,
would have savcd the credit OF tho city
There is not respectable citizen In Chicago
who proposes or thinks of repudiating any of
this scrip. Tho only man who insists TINT
there 10 purpose to repndiate is Mr.. HAYES,
and after hc gets over his little pct in not
being permitted to have his own way, ho
will discover that the now Mayor and Com
mon Council and Comptroller will be Just as
zea]ous in defense Of tho honor of the city ns
he over was
, 1876-05-25

We print elsewhere letter from Mr.. A.
g. HEs1so, which purports to bo reply to
m editorial in The TRIBUNE OF the aUth inst, =,
but it il good deal more than tint. The
article WE n summary Of tho testimony
of Alr. HEs1So in tho MuSN case, mud recapit-
ulated the astonishing things about himself
and AIr. REuM and others which lle revealed
but especially concerning himself. Ho claims
that tile Article has lono him injustice, md
entlcavors to point out wherein. But lis
communication il mainly devoted to justify
ing md pallating his conduct in the whisky
and b1ackuuail business. lie claims that he
IL only guilty in technical sense of viola
ton Of tho revenue lnwa. An to blackmniI-
ing FAnwE11, WAND, JuEssEN, BRADLEY, and
" Buffalo" 11111En, there is no confession OF
having done any wrong. 1t is to DO greatly
apprehcndcd that Mr.. HEs1Na doea lot nee
himself in tho same light that others see him.
, 1876-05-25

to fill tho Office On d general oGoction dny,
when all voters wcro fully informed OF tho
fact, after botl, political rnrtics md a mor-
stcr t.asa-meeting hatl nominated a candidate,
and w1,cn MI tho tickets affort1cd an opror-
tunity to ovory voter 10 express l,ia profer-
ence 1t this election, btr, HoYNH received
the groat minority of votcH md, Including
thoso not returned, or improperly returned
md not canvassci1, he received almost Ms
many votes as tho aggregate number Of votes
given to both candidates for nny other otllco
voted for. This wns MI election by the
people, ii there ever WIS ono, md to an
office thRt Ind boan vacant for ak months,
which was tho timo TINT Ind o1npsod after
Mr.. GOWN had bocn chosen. Tho
vote whicl, Mr.. 1[oyNE received was
properly canvassod by tho new Coun-
ell (the old Council having refused to
10 It's duty in this case, rs 1t Ind previously
in ncglecting to call special election for
Mayor), and lio WAS duly declared Mayor of
the city. In this capacity ho demanded and
received the acknowledgment of Nil the do
partmcnts OF the City Government, and bc-
gan his career rs S1nyor with larger con-
stituonoy than any OF his predecessors.
This, in brief, Is what Mr.. 1IoYNE cites as
his warrant for exercising tho rights and
functions pertaining to the Office of Mayor.
1t is mere statement of fact 10 TINT, if alr.
GOWN and his attorneys desire quick SET
tlemont OF tho case, they will proceed to ar-
quo it on this bnsis, II this is not their pur-
4 l,n 1,t 1nrt.,
, 1876-05-25

NHnH'a HIHkrInt.
Nthroc street, hctwccn Dearborn and State. After.
moot. " "1nyttbte Prince" Eygnng. Frank Z. Aiken
3n "Bcrt; OF, UccAA to UccIR."
, 1876-05-25

nIcTTckcr's Thcnfrc.
AfA!tpon street. bctwrrn State RUh Dearborn. En-.
raxc4nent Of Maggie Mitchell. Little barefoot" :"
, 1876-05-25

11ootey'a Thrnfrc.
Randolph street, hctwcen Clark and 1.asatln. En-.
eak-nent Of Dsy'a Fifth Avenue Company. 'rlqut."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

MORTGAGE SALE-Default> having been
IXl made in the conditions of certain inden-
tar. Of mortgage bearing da,e the 18th day OF
Angus Mckay, of Cheboygan, Cheboygan couny v,
Michigan, tow ashington 1. Milliken, Ut the ssme
p ace. to secure the payment of four hundred
and ninety 1880 0Ol dollars, which said mortgage
is recorded III the Office OF the hegister OF Deeds
fof said COUNTY ofCheboygan- in. Liber' b of
IA0rfgaees. on pages lee and 6o, and said mortgge
assigned by The said Washington l. Mllliken TO
Robert Patterson, which said assignment i, re-
corded in the Off e OF the Register OF eeds for
said county OF Cneboyean,In Liber Of Mort
gaze and Pie note accompaying the
| same, there is now due and unpaid
the sum of two hundred and Iorty-five and 81.
from the let day Of July, An 1874 at the rate
| of ten per cent per annum, together wita, an
attorney fee OF fifty !s5o doars, provided for in
to foreclose the same, and no proceedings having
| been taken either in law or in equity To recover
sad 'cortsage debt or any part thereoi; now,
mortgage contained, and by virtue OF the statutes
in such case made and provided, notice s hereby
gwen that on Tuesday. the 2Sth dav of November,
ay. at the front door 81 the Court house, N The the
| village of ChebOygan, Cheboygan county. Mlchi-
gan, THAT h-ing the place for holding the circuiu
sds aF g hs Ssas n Re fsd &
describ; d in said mortgage, or so much thereof
as may be necessary TO satisfy the amount due
| upon said note and mortgage for principal and
interest, together with the c.sts and expenses of
| sale and the attorney fee provided Tor in said
| mortgage, eaid premises being described .ss
| follows, to-wit: all that certain piece or parcel
| of land situate in the village Of Cheboygan
county OF ChebOygan. and state of Michigan, and
deecribed as f0hOwest wit: commencing at the
northeast corner Of lot number twenty-five Us
| ofCheboygan village, according to what is CON-
monty known as JACOB Sammons' plat thereof
thence running westerly along the nOrtherly side
OF said lot twenty-five 20, the whole length Of said
lot, thence noriherly ar right anglestMo q rode
! thence eaSterly in line parallel with said lo
| number twenty five t25l to Main street, thence
| soutnerly along the hire OF Main street two q
| rods, to the place of beginning
! Robert PATTERSON, Assignee
| w HUMPHREY. Atty fo- ssignce
) LIT
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Notice.
u. AND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, MICH, Sept %, 1876. j.

~ TRAVERSE CITY, MICH, Sent ~. 1876 J.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
" flee by Henry NJ. Ferris, against james Lit
tie, for abandoning his homestead entry. Ne,
1914. dated Dec. 2. 1875, upon the n =, hectien
4, township 81 north. rangers west. in ChehoyRan
county. Michigan, with view t" the cancellation
of said entry; the said parties are hereby sum.
moned to appear at this office on the 29th day OF
Now 1876, at l O'Clock p. ~, 10 respond and fur
nish testimony concerning lid alleged abandon
ment. SETH q. MOFFATT. Register.
noIa.6t PERRY HANNAH, Eccei-er,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
~ = A. GEORGE g. KETCHUM,
"a true copy.l Jacge OF Probate.


MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
Nl made in the conditions of a certain mortgage
bearing date July lSth.A. D. SI2. made and executed
by James O'Connors. Of hebOygan village, Chcboy
gan county, state of Michisan; to Clark ). whitney
and Co = of the city of Detroit, Wayne county, State
of Michigan. nd recorded in the office of the Reg
lister Of Deeds for Cheboygan county Michigan, in
Liber of mortgages, on pages 100 and lol on the
18th day OF July, \. ID 1872, upon which mortgage
there is claimed to be due to the said ClarkJ Whit
ney and Co., at the date hereof the 'um OF tour
hundred and ityve r. 100 1855 l2-1O0 dollars for
principal and interest, together with attorney fee
of fifty l$50l dollars provided for In said mortgage,
should any proceedings be taken to forecose the
same And no proceedings having been taken
either in law OF equity to recover nne heraT
given that by virtue of the power OF sale la SAID
mortgage contained, and Of the statutes la such
cases made and provided on Monday the 18th day
of November, a. d. 1876, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of hat day at the front door of the court house
the village aud county of Cheboygan and State or
Michigan, THAT being the building in which the
circuit court for he county of Chebeygan Is heidi
there wi be sold at public auction TO the HIGHEST
bldd r. the premises described in said mortgage,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount then due upon said mortgage tor prin-
cipal, interests and costs and expenses lowed by
law, together with said attorney fee OF S2O. Salo
prems es being described as 10 lows. tow: all that
certain piec- or parcel OF land lying the town OF
Benton, county of Cheboygan, and State or Michi-
gan, described follows, viz: commencing at a
stake the northwest corner of Pc er Paquin's land
thence in a mr. hwesterly line along the line OF
Third street, continuation of the street go called
in tue village of Cheboygan. four rods to two rod
street. thence at right angles with Third street. run
running in a southwestly direction along the line OF
said prod street the land of l. Backus, thence
along the line of l.. Backus' land In southeastern
ly direction four rods the land Of Peter Paquln
thence along the line of Peter Paquins land to the
place of beginning.
Dated August 25, A. ID. 1875
CLARK j. WHITNEY AND CO,
Mortgages
GEORGE w. BELL, Attorney for Mortgages
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Notice..
TT sIaNDOFFIcE

u s. LANDOFFICE,
Traverse CITY, MICH sept. 81, 1851
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
" flee by Erwin Smith, against Charles Norton,
for abandoning his homestead entity, No 100,
dated Sent III. 1915, upon the sw ( section
township ~ north, range west, in ChcDoyqan
county, Michie an, with view 20 the cancellation
of said entry; the said pa ties are hereby sum-
nov. 1876. at O'Clock y. M, 10 respond and lur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. SETH q. MOFFATT, Register.
n,ls-6t PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
Notice.
u. S.LANDOFFICF.

U. -, LANO UT IOF. I
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Sept. 20, 1876.
COMPLAINT having heen entered at this Of
", Gce bv Henry M Ferris, against Lawrence
n. stronp; Tor a6andoning ms homestead entry
ton IL, township Z north, range west, in Che
DO. gan county. Michigan, with q vi VT" the can
celt ON OF sad entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office the 29th day
of Now, 1878. ar oclO k T.. NJ to respond and
furnish Testimony concerning said alleged ahand-
ontnent. SETH G.. MOFFATT. Register.
nOl2 CT PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
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OF sevfr,l cases OF Scrofulous rumors being cured
by VLGErINE alone in shis vicinity.
Very resIectfnllyyours,~z -
y FEFFTk AI<th LAfAN,4 oS Broadway.
z To II R, sTEyKss. ESD. AN ~
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07
$50 to 500 A MONTH FOR AGENT
Removal--2oe PIANOS & ORGANS

entire stock Of Pianos and Organs, ne,c ana second-
hand sheet music, music books and merchandise al
ry near cost prices for cash During September preciou,
n reaocal 70 their ns.c store 40 EAST 4.h ST.. UNION
SQUARE OCT 1ss. illustrated Catalogues mailed agent:
Wanted Special inducements 10 tie trade HOR-
ACE WATERS & SONS. Manufacturers ans
Dealers, 4Sl BROADWAY. " +