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adncrsnee Of opinion ~ to the meaning Of tho do
s!s!on: .!. 8o@s regarded Il As ss.iast the cer-
lorN;. hid Tue o!hsr .ts., .aa looked
fof speedy payment Of tho lndobltdness 10 tho
r1ossa IN particular. Thu Mayor regards Tho decihon
htshy fs.o,abis to ths s!ty md predicts n e.,
tstes the ground, aud hopes for bestof times.
lie docs not know wlen hs will 90 East 10 borrow
Inoncy that he will havo 10 70 q a as a sggoas
Cd that money might b. obtained from home capta1-
ass. IL said that onsy would have 10 b. obtained 10
meet tbs an1ounts falling due tho first Of tho month,
% thofs.. was not quito enough on, hand
70 to,x do \. ALTHOUGH ho atased that ~, !:
50 East and ast, and thoso ho asts could comply or
refuse,-ht does not expect any difficulty In 8esing
plenty Of cash. He said he perhaps would make few
change. !n ~ wording ot ths eert!aeates in order
Finsucs COMMITTEES would mect soon and eette tho
nsteer. A. set ho could not gay much ~ 10 what
would be done.
CtyAttorney Jameson took tho ground that tho de-
cision wAs ~ right All there 70 be ione Wa for
tho Council to rAas the ordinance making tho Icvy ap
certifying Il to ths County Clerk. Thai all, and
then she money would bs fotthc6ing 10 tbs lutt ex-
tept Of Ills sese1Amenf,
, 1876-04-27
THE GRAND JURY.
naiIAxudufl MtTAERA1Eu


Tho Grand Jury yesterday rnsumed tho ex-
summation of witnesses Ia reference to county
Affairs. Tho principal witnesses examined vero
Architect Durling, Patrick Kn1ly, T. J. Sexton.
aud Esinhardt, tho butcher. 81r. Durug told
what ho know about tho figuring which Lad beon
done in appointing tho Courthouse architect,
which Was devoid Of anything atartlInB.
P.J. Hexson testifiod IN 1cfcIence to hts con-
tract for tbs now hospital and bad nothing new
TO otor. Pat Kel!y told al about big light.
ntng-rods, and hov no e. came to got
vcry anxlons to gain from him somo
idea Of the proatableness Of hts contract. sir.
Birch Joined in tho inquiry, bnt his threats to
nrraign Tho witneha for contempt failed an fts
purnose. Instoad Of giving all that MAS asked.
ho turncd upon his inqniaitotn in imitation OF
NIr. Uosng. and reminded Mr. storay TINT 10
owed him debt Of gratitude for protecting tito
Times otIlco during the War whom Il WAS about
md again lodged, tho witness ia tho saean.ime
ssnt,ring tho Jury that his contract haa been
fairy let, tim. ha had had no partner in the
work directly or indirectly and that a.! OF Liza
dealings had beon straightforward and honor
Rc;pbardt testified to nothing in connection
with county contracts; 10 had Just passed.
through bankruptcy, and that the County Com
1ujHstouere wsrc 10 b1ame for 1t.
To-day tho Jury will continue Its work, but no.
body Qxcopt Atr. Storey has or eau llago tho TO-
motcet idea OF what branch OF the investigation
will rcceiyo tic most attention. It ia undor-
stood, howoyer, that Thomas Nelson anu otheIB
tho Twcatioth Ward election case. hir. Nelson
says no never contributed any money toHhrtl
htring Trudo TO defond tho TTcntsoth Ward
Judges. but does not deny that le waa asked to
stlbscrbo to tho fund. Ho will, doubtleas, toll!
Tbs Jury viii practically finish Ito work to-
morrow. and the noxt day will report aud DO dis
, 1876-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Rov. o. e. Tiffany, D, D.. will daltver Ills
lecture. Tho 70 Gotnite," At tho Ada atreek
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening.
The talented Ull!o II. Akerstrom, In hor In
imtab1o humorous aud dramatic readings, 1t the
Washingtonian Homo. thlo Crhuraday} evening.
Admission, Is cents.
Susan q. Anthony will lecturs at tho Third
Unitarian Church, Sunday evening, On 7" United
States Citizenship-What ia 1t? 2" This IL a now
lecture, and ono Of hor lnoat productions.
Tho sixth anniversary exercises Of tho 7. II.
q. A. Yoknfollows will DO held 10 lower bali this
evening. q, j, Jacobs will deliver an address,
and othes interesting exercises may be expected.
BY permission Of tho President Of tho Cbsm-
Dor OF Commerce, table will be placed on tho
lower floor near tho Washington street eutranco,
where legal voters in Cook County cau to-day
sign the petition for abolbhlng township Or
ganization.
Tho Young Ladies' Union will givs their
third aud last Icap.yoar ball OF tho season this
nue aud Twonty- second Htrcct. Tickets q F.;
for salo At tho door. Tho Committee viii ba Ia
tic hall at B;.,0.
Tho Sunday eutertainmont nt Mccormick Hall
will be readings by A. +. Burbank, the most
popular render Of the day. Admission. 10 conts.
Tue Hon. John Wentworth dolyors tto no1t
DO, -" "reminiscences Of Early Chicago"
lecture on Hungary and the Magynrs."
by William 8. Drockett, Esq., TO be followed by
readings from Dickens BY William L. Pearce
EAq, with q m,tscal entertainment. will be
given at, mud for tho bonoat Of, the Centennial
Baptist Church, corner OF Lincoln and Jackson
Streets, this evening. Admission % cents.
The frat Of John Whites organ concerts is to
| tAkD Dt1EB this GyGuttlU Ak thA Now EuriAOU
, 1876-04-27
HYDE PARK.
l31t. O. D. IIEWH,

There appeared In tile Hyde Park nowa Of =
week ago sunday. some statements purporting
to rest on tho authority of hfr. John r. Hoxie.
relative tn tho Improper uso ol money by Capt.
Dnford to regain bis place Il the head Of tha
1Iydo Park Police. It waa Inferontislly stated
that DR.. u. T. Hana, member Of tho out
going Board Of Itnstocs+ had boon tampe1sd
vito. both MesBrs. Hoxie and lIews have de-
nied the oorFoctnnss OF tho stntouauta, and
ulon full iayes&gatlon 1t becomes apparent
that at least 30 for ~ Mr.. f1ers Was concerned,
they had no foundation whatever, aud sprang
originally from tllo malce OF . political rival.
AZ they travelled f1om mouth 10 mouth they
naturally became amplifled and Exaggerated.
air. uess was good metnber Of tho old Board
OF Trustees and the excellent record he mAds
thero for himself, and The good be- did tor tho
section he specially represented, should not bo
nlatIeu by campaign alailGos.
, 1876-04-27
THE ClTY-t4ALl-

Tho City Collector took In about $500 yester.
dav.
T,hare sro LINN SALOONS l,copsed according 10
H.. ~. r,,o.,,. .o,ornt
'ne o''5 e'ot nssoon'' -
WRter-ronts yostorday we1o 81. 104, aud To-
ceipts from tho Clts Collector, $500,
80 d.. h., ,,,,o m ..,,... .na nv
'ame7 T. noos uAu w. ~ '".Nas'..,.A ssue ~
tended confsb With tho Mayor yesterday etler-
noon.
Mayor Colyin vss a little updor the weather
ycstefday. and lott bis office at IN carly hour. A
sayoro co!d has kent him III for seveIai days.
NJ. D.,,,,,;.. ou,..;,ta,aort ,,soa .r,,na
tho ConI[loaso square seatetasy ~ .s, ~ "nss
fatmo1 Hsfalh wan aoths ~ s'sh sons ~ mas
aEfeeatty sulp!lhau ~ n.u si"t ~ .,s..a,sa
craze OF coutfcth "ab uelHk uheus nhu Ao +oluAd
, 1876-04-27
THE NEW CRUSADEI

olAt luz 4EAAN
It MAS hhll-past 70 BY the clock that occa-
Bional1y goes and hangs In tho arch OF Arcade
court
Dayo Thornton's saloon was full OF hungry
and thirsty souls rho had congroga.cd for the
purpose Of Lutting q square meal At popular
1rlces.
i}aye's place Is known to tho voters OF tho
First Ward as tho House Of David, and Dave
has oillciated a. Moderator. though ho says ho
never will again, II he can holp 1t.
About the tlme alluded to there ontered tho
saloon = yery plainly. .attrod woman, Whoes fea-
tureB aud acttona indicated that shc had 4 mis-
Hack Quakor-cut bonnet, black shawl. and drab
serge arcss. without any trimming. constituted
Aor totlct.
She thought tho Houco Of David was church,
aud David tho pa~tur, for lad hhe not heard that
lie mas u MODERATOR hut she discovered her
mistake.
1t WAS house xccursea by John D. Cough,
Mrs. Spcight, and Mrs. Do denr. bccause tile
for thirsty souls, and keeps alate for those
who will call round In tho morning.
Tho cruaadoF inquired for tbs proprietor. who
responded to the call with the eslne promptitudo
that ho would accept Bcaly-l0ok,pg vote, pro-
yided that it were for Mike.
Come 10 the Lord, +" eRid sho.
Abe Lipman Who was standing b? thought
the ipyitRtlon "As o1tendod to him And eeootcd
= Come to tho Lord Just now. shs whispered,
| aud David looAcd over the top VI gin. cocktail
! With hn eyes wider open than thcy have boon
| suca ha wsa aaied to count tile 6outh Town
vote.
Jim Mcnale beard the Invitation and putting
characteristic construction Oh il sald he'd hsyo
| = little straight, thAuk you.
"Tho Lord !ovas you" said ahe, and she dart
cd for Jim, wlo put Two si1ty.gailon-barres bo-
tweeI, h,Elsolt aud tho crlissder. aud Anid liz
conduit come just now ~ he diJu't live IN tho
ward.
Dave had oozod outs,oe tho bar Ia the msAn-
tins, and the cruaadot had both arms around
him.
"oh come to tho Lord, CONS to the Lord"
shs exclaimed
"llold on! yelled Dave. ~ eau't. Let 70.
Go down to tbs other place. There's i bar
Keeper down ther8 who has got to 60 soms-
whcro."
Everybody WAS excited. Abandoning Thorn
ton the crusader went from ono 10 another OF
tho customers. urging them 10 abADdon tlletE
wicAcdness and whtsky, and then she asked all
to 8inE. Three ttmea aho seAgtcd hymn, bet
was compelled to carry 1t through stone. for tie
dscourtooua sou!s failed 10 aeslst her.
At 1;3u shs had flushed, aud, after parting
ahot at tho der1i that steals away mons braina.
alo left aud Weut to the temperance noetlng 1t
Farwel Hall
The lady IL ons of two sisters who have re-
Gently como rom Toxas. They are utssr strau-
Gera to tho kempe1auce aocteties here whoSe
members e8ness thon,uelvss panied that such
indibcI elton should have cast : momeut's re-
proseh upon the temperance movemonI
, 1876-04-27
AID. FRANK WARREN.

sNnoAet tpAA H@t ANpA"1s
The Case against AID. Frank Warren for ~.
Dsult m Q. J. D1aeg came up before Juetico
Haipes yaster1av x,L.rupor nlr- f,aorro rrrrv
-.-.t,. ~, -
sep1ese"t'nB .lo te''"e' aau nir. a. .. 1tudd
appearing Tor the Alderrnhnsc defendant. Some
Nme and good deal Of snssil wit on Tho mart OF
aefenlant'a counsel were e1ent in securing a
1rr, nh. ,nm1,sr ,-xs u,suv ,,-roxa,, lo,u.,
ts' -. e. 49, ''"' ~, ti""eo uo"H
70 ASe' 1nesead OF tHeNc. ine h'o "ere a. foI-
lowoi J. W. lutte. William Smith, Hurry Bar
pest, Andrew Smith, O. Il. Maple.
Nj. nnrrv mazda , r,.in. hr;,f conc,,. .,.,..
-. - -. =, 49, a.s,s ,
uons ~ 'no sano ~ ~" P'ot"'' a"o WIN to1-
lowed ny Mr. Iruds IN eomewflht lengthy
opening, In which ho ridfcu1ed tho Charge Of
assault in tho cxye and tho cbuEaotor Of Ina
nro..crttno w;,r.,a.. who h.d ~. ,ni.,o,,,,ra
,.-,, .,
70 Do etospeesao!e''ooR'ng peoplo. moss .! tAem
pHnar Of silk bat, Tbis according to Mr.
anS man in tbs ruinIe Of IN hnnest ;nrv.
Nh. q. !. nnsnu
wa tho frs. Witness, and tnat,fed that Ala.
Wsr,en h.d yioienIy rn.tcI,ed sn .,3f1.r;t frnn,
his i,snds' Th,s hnn1nens.l A. ,i.s Frst praeinn1
rn,ls IN ~. vii VIII Warron ,,; ,ot ~ ~
r.. n.rsr h,t sooL # forc;lI. -, .hh;n ;. s'n 49,
h, IT. lsft ,,,s1 md s,,i,,1!nr ~. h.,tnt a"s
sfffdsvit from hjs hnnd Ff'"a 'o$ ""~
Iln In cr.,un.e1smfn.tton ,zitnesx ,t,,ea th.,
ths indrss ~ staction haI ,s;ncts3 h;s sn1s ~
Informed h,m i.o woi1d hays to ret an s,Sd.1it vi
ia dId m ind tha af}jBsv,t W.. pstsc1e,l VII.
nn.s xts .airInr avsv when dsfou,ant t"os ,i,a
reiectu. AFFIDAVIT iron, Inn, Nc mAterlai dsn.
ia wa done 10 hs parsou. ''''''e'''' >"'3'7
, 1876-04-27
INSURANCE,

:. :.
Annual Convention Of shc National
tsonrd OF Fire Underwriters.
New YoRF ApriI 1B-At tho Ann,at convon-
tim Of tho National no.rt of Fsro 1tndernrItora
- -. a.. ,-,,,s,s.+ saes.s,,os - *. I1nitod
.o.u",' .ls . piln.'1", e..e ~ W. NV
n.ste7 ~ "ou efea6 oIls@'a "ofo topleoen1ou. 1ho
Ireasures'n report Tor tho year showed the rc-
cnipts to bo s134,00o, and tho expenditures
s193,oo0. proeidcnt Oakley delivered the an-
DIn, tn -o"1o"1 .-.,
Inc capital emploEcd tho past year Vas
S55,0Vo.000s an Increase OF e2,0o0,000 over
1874. Tho dividend On this capital averaged
1872 lis per cent. Tho total amount Of pre-
miums received during 1876 By tho Arneri-
can companies Was 960 900, 600. and by for
eign companies I'll. 900, 900, 8 decrease OF
, 1876-04-27


min WAS discharged,
hfr. Thomas had letters from tho C1crk Of
New York County. Secretary Of State Dgelow,
Of Now York. Superintendent Wallsng OF Now
York City, and others, showing that tho notAries
who had pretended To execute certain deoda
ncver had an existence. Fsnnins had no.arial
eesla in his possession Of Horny Schroeder, New
York, g. PRESCOTT Boston. Edward Chase, Now
York Yorl. and 81 osh.rs M , Thish mnst S certainly eo
nav County, Michigan, Clinton County, In
TIM same 8lstc. Monroe County, Nov
York, LAY and Tuscola Counties
Michigan. Leavonwoash, Kan, oook, Joffetson.
and Ma1iaon Conntoa, in this flAtc, Reynolds
County. Missouri, md Floyd County, Iowa, all
OF which weto exhibited In court. Faunin Is An
old poniteuttary bid, and he individually ia
connected with band OF torgers OF aoeds. wllo
tisvo so cororcd up shoir traeila ut prosent
that TIM law cannot reach tllenn.
Mr. Thomas las CoatosHlon of abstracts OF
title Of the property covered by the forged
decds, hnd there IL no doubt that an effort will
be made to get tho rartfes hero IN orlcr to GU
doavor to unoasth those esnpendous frauds.
, 1876-04-27

TO remove lho burden Of dinuuBe. the heaviest that
poor humanity IL compel]ed to bear, is certainly
grand object glorious mission, AauusodIy ths dis
coycrrr Of remedy wtc! accumpllshca tnis result Ia
entitled to the gratitude and respect Of mankind.
Such remedy IL Hostettcr's Stomach Uitteru, whosa
grcat aucceHa IL attributable tho fact that ia re-
lucrative action upon the dtb!tacd mud disoriercd
sense. It tngigorates tia ack and ~ their strength
increases, the burden Of dseaso grows lighter. 1t
reforms tloso physical Irregularities which render
weakness chronic. AHd thus cradcaea tho orl It !sa
worry source. Liver complaint malarous lcyers, con-
situation, urinary troubles, uerna weakness. and
nro completely removed by tho combined tonic aud
Alternative opcr1l lions Ut the I3ittern.
, 1876-04-27
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Tomorrow will be seIteuco-uay Ia tho Grim
tnAl Court.
All Of tbs towns except Jelloraon hAys made
returns Of the rscent town elections.
F. ". Nswhail, Of tbs village Of Glencoe. re-
coutl! elected Magistrate, yesterday tlod hls
poud3.
Tbs commlsl!ons Of L. V. Ferris. Of Psoviao,
aud i. " Dlayney, Of Al.oEslds. - justices Of
tic Feace, Wete yssteEdAy recorded BY tho
Coussy Clerk.
HIuHAAD KKApoWcRoyr.
Thu NIL OF Richard NssdoNc1oft, uho va
, 1876-04-27
CRIMINAL,

Ed Burns, the notorious penitenttaty bird,
and Joseph Drenan. another OF tho same ntripe,
rrs In tho ArmorY charged with vagsancy.
L party Of colored rllians last night went
through tho honsc No. l20 Pacific ayouue, and
carried on al the bcd.clolhsng they could find.
Chnrlcs Williams, for stealnE quantity OF
rubber hose from Hatch, Dscczo l. Co.. was y cs-
tasday hold by Juasice summorleld In $500 bal |
to the Crin,ua! Court.
Frank Ma',t,n. for stealing . bundle OF cloth
Ing from DcIia Griffith, Of No. III Ohio street.,
is locked up at tho Chicago Avenue Station. Tho
clothing IL valuaI at :l3o.
James Rogers tho burglar who Was shot whilo
"wofk.ug", PardradGo'J dry-soods store on
State street Inst sunday e7euias, ,,ns yesterday
held to the Criminal Court In $4,000 bail.
A. G. Arentz sYa4 held In bonds OF $500 to thq
Criminal Court, yesterday, by Juatieo Footo, for
perjury, in signing an affidavit alleged 70 be
falso. AID. lllidreth went % the bond. It ~aB
accepted.
John Heinz, Thomas Holmes, john Pound,
and Thomas bergen, ali young "vags," wera
yesterday held by Justice 6culy IL 81 QUO bail
oach 10 The Criminal Court for rohb, Or Robert
E. Mo1ost Of No. s3s Vest Corgress street.
rrauciu Ef.gerty, .s.ilor. boarding With Jamos
11yan on kiuzlo street, YESTERDAY stole Aonc rig
ging from vcBBel ly'ne In tho river. near Wells
ottees p'4Nh'. 4.;,,oI s.,Io. 80. - 49, sI1. III
ouea ta'neo 'uo "'s4.1 >"'S' wv ~ .D' l''''oo
Detective George tlelnz'nan Yesterday arloat-
al George White, Louiso White, and Ella
e.nek M Sda"R 'e na' nonto
usy Eoosa, aa tou,,J I,nor th". 1a .sraa ou
,n.nr1s,s rsU.uS VI t,',ovns 11o 'N11 ~ 80
a"''''ou' sus -.....
Frod b. bolt, for passing counterfeit 95 bill
on . iuan named bch.noyor through thu mutium
OF q .sI,aH boy named Ficdlemeyer, who ~nB
inoised thereto aad rewarded by a proseut OF 90.
vas examined before Commissioner HLyuo
yasterdky. and bold IN $500 bail.
pfr,coY Oroak yestenlay o.ntu,ed 1ou.nh
Touey one Of tho LAndin gang Of burglars.
who. on the night Of Tie 12th inHt., robbed tho
houae Of @. G. Webster, No. 20 B.xtoonth strees
His Case was continued until to-day iu $500 bail,
when his coufedeTatet will 10 also tried.
.,,,,roa ..,,.or.o. r.o,o, 1r.,p, 1un,,.
.aer',.x on1sa y ~. nai,, .,ora .t.n" ~ x1as @
GeStsstsr az Cnic.a. sSo,,,,s e'uo ~ Ha5
s..set and nrss,,,,1s, -" ",ar To- 'asa.o s',,,,o
1rush,s nn,,p,tinu ~ ,,a.. heSn ~ a;, so''u ~
TchaSi t,ark s.ioonstaa,os VG IN ,ns a,oI;s ~
bnrhooI irt,a storo.nsnnar snanna.,i;, "s.fn
ouce had the tlarsy mt unt]ar lnck and INV
n the ChtcAvo Ayeuue Htation.
..,.u., .s.,. ..,,.;,. g..
q. eo.o'ou ,, Sn'p en'as tno nAsHo u James
eso"att oa'1u ~ ~ ,,s,a ~ Is'y nuai yeetesoAy
morning a. tno Mao''sate 1vct vcitostlh4 hoaBa o.
!.aorou MaJer, -. I'll ~ ~, maoasa Asenue aha
~ .no atE s ~ ees ,nnu n su m u a'oses
, 1876-04-27
Furniture Mt a Bncrt1lec,

Fortunately for those about to engage in
housekeeping and others designing u raiurnlsh
their hounes, MessrB. 4. l.. Hxio j Bro, Nos,
200. 202, 2o4, aud aug Randolph Htrest, are CON-
pel!ed to offer their elegant stock Of furniture
It great sacrifice in order to gtys possession
Of tic store they now occupy by July /. Tho
goods nust DO sold, aud purchasers vii! and 1t
to their advantage 10 oall aod Inspect thei1
superb stock aud reduced prices.
, 1876-04-27
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENERAL NeWS'
MI,
William Il. Mann hsa sold to Joseph Will
ens for 900 20 BY 181 foot On the north
"s
Honus' ,-.,-,.,
.Dominfck Davoy, indicted Tor raotons conanct
4 Tho South Town election, uas put on Trial,
IT,. ,r,. !. ror+,on n, tia avdnnca was hoard.
~ ~. .I, ~, ~, ~ =. oo,r,,.,sd to.dnv.
The tftsl MIL % oo'p'e'eo "-oa5'
lhe temperature yesterday, ~ observed by
Wsn.s,o. ontso,sn, 88 Madison etrcot, (Tn1nuNE
Du'aSh ~ .n' ~ ~. A. - =, -, am ~
m'. b3i AA:oo H''' wv o'o' r. ~, ~ ~ -, ! ~ -
D.. 81. Uasometes' a:e T. m'' z''zo Aoo F.
n. 2902,
-. ,tn.. A.. =. H.. Ano.r,r.n st..msb,o
aaf' aiaust nso1s ~ 'oe .:..... s,... .,.e
Lne u 10 feoelpt OF cAo!o u'nP"'e" ~ 'uas 'ue ~
freight on which bia OF lhdlng "ero ieatod IN
Ibis city Apy14 l0.l auded at Liverpool yebter-
.vrorrIn, thua taking hat t1fteon days from
ntt..na ~ 9;r.r,oo,
unlcseo 10 A'Fetpooi.
At $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon The body
Of 4 man was flstod out Of The river At tho foot
- rr,,,, ~t,.ot sho-t,v .ftnrvnrda the "a.
u 10"oA n,oos. 1oo1"J s''o. ~,
M IRA T. .in atraat 1a u.e shnuf I'd vnarn of
.se. oos@.n by bi.th and hss 10 relatives in
sa,s soqnuy y,h hS e. tont aome on .ee a.e. e"h'''
mt4ANA AY ATU r<fx1 $kxA Ma
R,nk mas .".t.-as1 nsnr in.,.n. % y.
AonAi 1n n '5 - sIt, rs u. Hasso,4 .a
& ~ in,oa - r,.,, ~ ha ca%ntppi,o
WMen 70 noPeo ~ nmits tmn,h.. - H. Snn,,sl
=. INC e5 u ~ s,@ood ii.o cat;tnn astinc
HUT uaIppou ~ ;,t u n1s,nts,v III u,,,5..in, Ths
ao u1nn ~ -. ia nronoaoa ronTgsnS.t,n .ro
ne9uauuus nn rodin, ~ so te .ctian nc Gnmn'
aasis" H." y ~ rnrra,,cv M shs 1ann1t ~ Rnnk
ssoact ~ ~, & ~ ''Sf w SD' %ot't' - ''A"A
E4s@1nef "Aseon'
Rides. ---.-.-.
A moeting Of the Produce Exchange WAS hold
yestosday afternoon At thesr room; n tae Ma-
nne Building, corner OF Lake anu LASalie, TO
roooiye tho report Of the Committee appointed
to look into tho difficulties existing between tho
h;ds e.tlars and hnvnrs Mr. r. Is IInwnif nrn.
..5sd .nn ths~o go hit iirnttca s,tan5sncc
A9Ga' na eaa4o =, 10 10 ~ T,..,s o.I H..
Mt aeite1 oi tue colntutstvo, lepotteo tAas
tno aus, nsu nsaxs y t.,a 1"
tsu .,r,. - h;do.hn.o,. whia1, h"d cnnhina1
oiast eooh ts oaa,a - v.a H. a., ~
mo.rd 1 - i,s.r m III co.nhnntinn con. ~
s..s ~ ~. ~ hsis ons -asr,ta1 ssttsrsntn.,iu IN
, 1876-04-27

Lease Of French Flat aud Furniture
For Baio-A&tenttou u called to tbs sdyertl1enent
on ouE third page, under s. Household Goods" Of !
splendid chsnes for parss desiring te 60 house
Aeep!nlt A. No. 2s5 Wabash ayenuu 4 great bargain
NAY be had.
, 1876-04-27
DEATHS,

6I1.HEAT-At his residence Ia Aivcrside yo.tordny
morning at 7:16 O'clock after protfactea Illness,
George 0llbGrt. ESQ.,, aRui 30 years.
Fottco Of funeral will be given In thla afternoons
ppers.
t<Cncinnat and Memphis papers please copy.
.uAHE--Apru -. 1870, 1t It, JosopA's uosp,ta.,
1ason os;s, aged e..
Funeral = 2ocock 4, m.
II yearn. ~ A''t' A1--'3A.' A'''sH' "@oo
tt,ncta! w taks ece Friday. April "a, at 1880 L.
us' nis iate Iehencs A9 North Franklin street.
6y Carriages 70 os1'*ss. All friends Of lhs family in-
~ sa1ItHTAf Norwood Pe1s Wednesday. April 40, at
Funeral Saturday 29tl at II o'c!G.k ~ Friar1,
Of tho farily Invited 10 attend. " ' NA7A1'
, 1876-04-27


the lsey. ]. scsy George letesaou, Of Chicago and
Miss Aldfe Y. 1n,!tb. Of Mclean. No cards.
DAYTON-CAHR0LL-IUu wednesday, April 26,
1876, BY tho Rev. p j. Conway, Arthur q. Dayton and
a1lll}o j.. ony daughter Ut William D. Carrot. All of
Chicago.
, 1876-04-27

Wall You Please Remember ThtsS
~ neAn Jon Who arc sxesedng!y snnoysd with IT,
EssponsD!* ho4ss~deeoratofs. uilRsr jenkins FA1-
On, 40 aad 3Jl Stats ssset .Hous&fntnhh4na Row.
sks not only sslAbiss but prompt,
, 1876-04-27
EVANSTON.

E*AN0 IoNs
TErerEEs NETTING,
Tho nowly-slected Board Of vlsgo Trusteca
ho,d its frat meot,no in tho VILLAGE of7,ccs rnca.
,.. su..t. n,,.ox. .x... ,s..... 49,
usy evening 1ne1o were present MOSAIC
Auso' AEeuht1 Dh7'1' nabe' he"eYt aua Cou-
NORA full Board A nurnbot OF cttzen6 and
Office .puokssa unro also in Attendance.
Obadiah IIuso, President OF tta .oruoor BOARD
WAS ,a.o,ectci preaIjont hy An ,,nAtin,oua votc
""S te-oieeteu t1es.oen' " "u unAumous to'e,
"a comphnloht WHICH LIS eef7lcoa IL beha!f OF
tho village denerTed.
President lfuaa tlurinp Tho oyaeno nn
nounced tho Standing Coulml.,acz IL folov,.
~ ~. eoo'" - A04'"o
unt.rs tiorEE.Mn..,. otHs, IT,. "ogno,
EtTtt.s and .iitmNconnor. aaae Ie,ehnt+.
sf,tst and Gas Lamps-Dewey, Davis, Conner
tol'ee and fs1s DtpartmeM-pewey Davis. co,nor.
5pfe'ai lafSt-ta9e' C9nhof lBehst5.,
~ nJaae'arg fsats and subd'ess'0"'-lsehafs, D'"ey.
N0es.a' .
a. hoL'qn, sne selH ~ pay useessu 20 reaor ~
annnssneo pusluosa - the appropriate commit
teea as newly constituted. ..
1he 1npleet o. tAe appointments 70 DO Eoedo
81 the boaio nhtu1h!y game up no1s ana was
uascusaeu AZ eomo lenktH. tne 'lo" tuompesS OK
pressing thot des!re fot further sno 70 aoqilaint
themselves Wita tno olliees 20 ne neo. the sal-
ares, anu tne ther,ts o. r., tn9 eang,aasos.
hlelrh Ahaot Pfescut fh*ee tfeasnlos, was
unanimously nta lln. tc,oaeeseu. rses. o !. a,.,
!, IN mottoa o1 1ruAteo tago' u Wae fesoi'ed
tlliA5 tliA5 supaequonb appointments Do maoe ny oal-
lot. r,.
=, =. Y. hamlton: seesetas1 ana Afont OF tho
Hor1hMesteIn oolsefsit9. requested auspen-
SION OF tue asaessmons Ptococu!nEs 1elastVo to
tho elo6Walk on the "oet eide ot sherman ave-
nue.. nhtll the hohfa nHa g. oeoh INFORMED as 70 tho
merits o1 t9e matter. ine to4uest wan granted.
11usseo De"Sy movoa thht ohaT,oa y. Aee4er
na arpoinsed foundnaator Tor Olbsrlet NO.
tH0fsh Esanatohl carried.
tlustoo le!onafs homoased Joeepn =; Anm-
Rnhley present lncnmpent1 aa rife, Aafhhsi.
phrey "as unanimously elected.
Inc eh,at'as 0! tho ponce 1otce "eto. On mo-
s,on OF Justice l1ayts liked At tue Bamo rate ns
last year. ana william Chtncy was appointed
captain OF romeo, nna john Carnoy a. Assistant.
r,,J. Justlce Dewey moyed that THO salary q tho
shiago Coliectof 20 5loo. carried. u y. strat.
ton. IoMn Cotloesof, "ae unanimously appointed
Village Collector.
x,, trustee Dewey moved that tho pa!ary OF tho
village Attorney % hxed atiho same fhto as lsIt
yent-fa" pof annna, aua & roAsonans co5a-
ponsation Tor aervlces ~ court. Carried, on
motion az JUSTICE lE'ohatt' George .. ldo fpres-
ent H'cnmbcnt} Was appointed Village Attorney.
, 1876-04-27

UnfndiuK Lovol1nens
belongs only Ia Tho imm0rta1s. bit whoever tho
fraErAnt sozolont at least dcfy time 10 nuro ono
OF the clemCnts Of beauty, good set Of teeth.