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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE. "
TERRITORY OF WYoMIaG, Ia
COUNTY OF LARAMIE,

TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE,
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
BY virtue of q deeretal order TO me
directed aud issued oct Of the District
Court of the First Judicial District Of
Wyoming Territory, in and for said
county of Laramie, on the twenty
sixth day Of June, A. ID. 1876, In q suit
in said Court, wherein Jonathan II.
Wild is complainant and Isaac w.
French, Henry j. Rogers, John Ste
phens, Thomas w. Babcock and John
Babcock, eo-partners as Babcock d
Co., and Stephen +. Nuckolls are de-
PENDANTS, directing and commanding
me to sell, as upon execution, lots
nineteen. (19,. twenty. 100, twenty
one, (21l, and twenty-five, (22), in
block four hundred and fifteen, (415),
in the City of Cheyenne, in said coun-
ty and Territory. together with the
warehouse and othe- improvements
situated thereon, to satisfy the sum of
eight thousand nine hundred and
ninety aud se~venty-two one hum
dredths dollars. ($s, 800. ~. found due
to said complainant on the 2lst day of
August, 1875, on a mortgage executed
by said Isaac w. French, by the decree
of said court.
This, therefore. is to give notice that
l will on the thirty-first day of July,
A. ID. 1875, in front of the Court house
door, in said Cheyenne City, between
the hours of ten o'clock in the fore
noon and four O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, offer the above described
premises for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder. for cash, to satisfy
said decree and all accruing costs.
N. J. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff of Laramie County and Spe-
cial Master Commissioner
CHEYENNE, June %, 1876.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned oil the es-
tate of VIM. E. Hogan. by the Probate
Court of Sweetwater County, w. t.,
on the 9Th day of June, A. ID. 1876,
notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for allowance
to the Administrators within six
months from the date of said Letters,
oil they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and If not ex-
hibited within one year from said date
they shall be forever debarred.
JOHN D.. BARRY,
~je27-daw3w Administrator.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

buSlhESS plhEIIuhf.
ATTORNEYS.
ID. MCLAUGHLIN, Ferguson stree
ISAAC BAGGS, Ferguson street
c. 4. POTTER.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL Iaht rec
BLACKsMITHING, &C.
HAAS & NEALON, Themes street
A. d. BUTLER. Bent street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 10Th street
LEATHER q FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 18th street.
DENTIST.
j. ]. CLARK. Eddy street
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G.. L. HOLT, Post-o6ice Building
CLOTHING.
- lOlH &LItc(
MARKS & MYER, Eddy stree
ferguson street.
APPEL & CO., Ferguson street.
REVOLUTION STORE,
COAL.
w. III. LEE, 18th street, New Scales
nDv nnAnu
MARKS & MYERS, Eaag stree
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, I6M ST
GROCERIES.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
WHIPPLE & HAY, Ferguson street
LEIBEY & NICHOLS, 18Th street
w. L.. FOGLESONG, 17M street
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
+. NAGLE, Ferguson street.
GUNS, &C.
FREUND & BRO. Eddy street
DRAPER & HAMMOND Ferguson
street.
F. SCWEICKERT, 1871 street
HOUSES TO RENT.
]. FERRIS, Eddy Stree
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.
INTER OCEAN, Sixteenth street.
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy street
EAGLE HOTEL, 17M street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 18Th street
RAILROAD HOUSE Up. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN. Cor. Ferguson
and 18Th street
INSURANCE.
E. p. SNOW, l6th street
JEwELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN q PARK. 1911 street
LIVERY STABLES.
KENT & MASON, 1911 street
TERRY & HUNTER, Sixteenth
8tf CILs
j. d. MAY, 1871 street.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
3. II. WOOD. Eddy street
d. B. BEEMER & co. Ferguson
Street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
S. M. PRESHAW, 1871 Street
j. FERRIS, Eddy street.
LIQUORS.
HANNAFIN & RYAN, Ferguson
street.
c. HOFFMAN,, l7M Street
l.. MURRIN, 18th street
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 1911 street
l.. MURRIN, 17th Street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
f. LANDAU, 17h street
L, r. B~RESNAHEN. 10th street
PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON,
Ferguson street
j.. F. FUTILE, Hill street
PHYSICIANS.
J.. r. BOWMAN, Sixteenth street.
l.. +. BABCOCK, Sixteenth street.
DIR. A. j. HOGG, Eddy street
When Going East
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AcAnD.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
GUS weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood. &C., 1 will send Il receipt
that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send q self-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. JOSEPH II. INMAN
Station ID. Bible House. New York
City. jS-eod&w6m.
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GENERAL
DsIez.ls IN Congress,

Bslezats IN Congress,
forty 4 ~GsRJFas-HOn, W. II, Steel
Territorial OMser-.
GoseraOr-no. NJ. ThayeT.
Sseraary-G ". French.
cAisf Justice eJ sspysaas COgtt%. W. Flrhsf
Asscciate JasE4ess-J. b. Blair. Il, 4. fb0RAs
Usps1 SlaL2s Coliscf0r-E snow.
Sufssyor GtRaQf-E. G. David.
Register u. s. Land OEce-Geo- II. Ths mas
RsesirsT c| Pubte Aonsys-I. e. Whipple.
Territorial Frsasarer-A. X. conves se.
Territorial ifor-Orl North.
I. L. Arnold.
C0Esnifssiollsr Of PenifratidrES Charles Hutton,
N. L. Post.
Territorial librarian John Slaughter.
Commissioner Of Innsigrati0a] K jeffrey.
Superintendent OF IRsfracfisn- John Slaughter
District Atorneg-E. p. Johnsoa.
United States Commissioners W. BrunAr
Clerk Of LAT Judicial DisfrIct-j W. brnner.
karshdf-Gilbert Adams.
, 1876-08-09

10 several bank, AMI mixed 10 tho.c od1e,a,e WIN
ltarnrnrtj 10 b. In thr hra n,,, i,nylnv ali
gone ont Of town, liz met With cnronrnpln1 r. n.
file. TO his ruggcs,joas, and has cyerY rfnrSn 10
etleyc that bc}nrr i'm cnsc m III ecE ,onr Isrge
sutns Will be ADVANCED.
rh,. ,++,-,a, :. !. ...,
,tsIn.Ht ~ H., nv ~ ciock' ~. meFckat. TOM
r",. ".r H. ~ % .Semen IN M Esvase oihee 70 ~
vitnd ~ he nMl."',ss. nno'e Hasc geen n
siau1htn, ~ ~ p,sssnt msmnets o. at Gonnc',,
nns. ,nr % nmneta packer, sGentasta ons.
T., H. e, hfs nthofs happose4
~ ~ fnmnf o ." ooG.of says snns no M 1as aot
ra. ~ ~ III. 10 VI! nsecs!a!n ttnt taes potslnas.
ats,ln e W. ~ asGesn, i INC PEI !enieaJ tor tMe
tnatuNB VI !he nHleanct. hHM men M'it MnHy NO"
s .. ~ ~ kiue iaE19tJ thnt sehnh oat ihe noa'
ii.sn,. ~ M nr !" j. htnek ltoln hne noAtN
ntAuCu+ Ut VIC af!cHces --Wnhtefct Inc caVaf n6y
, 1876-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mr. John Dillon mud company arc rsay1ng this
week number OF comedies and farccs In which no
has gained reputation. hfonlhy night and laat
night Tom Taylor's ''Fictims" and '+Tho Irish
Doctor'' wero represented. The performances
scarcely merit any particular notice. Mr. Dion's
qualities farcc.actor have been sufficiently ap.
proved In tho past, and they havs neither dete.
tioratcd nor improved Of late. Joshua Nu.ttrby
IL mol his best imporsonutIon, requiring ut tho sumo
timo greater breadth Ut treatment and more dsllcncy
Of sentiment than he is accustomed 10 exhibit As
UCnitaghdn, fhe AriaA Doctor, on the other hand,
ho Is peffectly at home. lie poaacssos thu
groto squ0ncss Of thought and movement which Is
80 essential m attribute Of tho farceur, tolne.l
to personal acquaintance with his au-
alencr which II scarcely lees necessary
as mn element Of Hlcccks in hfH peculiar ltuo Of
acting 1t Is almost nttcrlng truism to say that
eccentric comedy III Obliged to depend In targe
dcgreo upon tho previous trantng Of sympathetic
minds, 20 that the laugh nay be ready at the right
tI:nu and in unlimited supply. Mr. .DIllpn fas
poses: Il y pleaauro to notice tho l.carty feel:
lng Of admiration Which ant!c!patea all hi good
E@ @ te1f s a h ns ntg t9o, y yeat3 en a%S %
supporting parts. II must 10 confessed, Wcrc not
- we'll takon they should hayo been, ths lcacen.
essayon Il s sss sseaS m
liz SSt = s4S a. = ri! payed Y 5a'
d ta ae5sa acss III III usy Wis
hsreeli instead nf exciting i IN oth:Es, and ihe
Of movement. sains allowances si,onld b. mails
-ntrrytrtd'afr, a. rAu wus obliged to assan,u It At
Dl!lon ~ Mrs. Tllzherbfrt WIS Intelligent anA
sziffsD % Tpsht E H ;ss fs s
aud thu remainder. or tho wuels "Eycrylodys
Friund" and ''raul Fry "w1ll b. represented.
, 1876-08-09

Water.rcecipta yesterday were s., 3a4, and about
$a00 was takcn in 0u licenses.
NJ. ]. J. I.a!or. The Assistant City Attorney. has
returned fro.n his rlcasantly ly.spent vacation ns
OconoMowuc snl Milwaukee.
The Hoard Of Public Works yesterday paid tho
street employees of The Wcha Division about $40,
600. Ths payments were ulaia al the Exposition
building, where, at o'cluck sharp THIS morning,
tho South Side 4t,cct laboreys Will receive their
loHg. Delayed salarics.
The CoNncl1 Committee on Gas Ia called to meet
IN the City clsrk's oco ts afternoon at o'clock.
An announcement ffUn, tile WeAt 6i1e {,aa Com
pany tu the Effect that tbs price wnnld hu reduced
has hcen expected But At. billings 10 still away
fIom home, though expected daily, and Il Is hardly
thought likely that the announcement would 10
DRd0 In his nbscnca
There weEo 81, 500 received yesterday on the
popular loan. a. U. Teatce took ~. 900, Harnry
q Hatsett, 81, 6u0; and unknown, s., COO. MayOr
llcash, little dfsappoutsd Ut tho sluwuess with
Which tho loan Was taken, yesterday went around
, 1876-08-09
whom Fhal be elected from the City OF Chicago, md
nyn from towna otAac Of Raid city, III such manner

whom .,a. b. elected from the CITY o, Chicago md
may ' ~ aT 'f '"a '' m ''' ''ne' '
Tho law Of 1s71, IN force on ,Jn1r I. 1B7e. VIVA
a!sG M sltsI SLOWING thst c.ok GeaS'y Va. ois.a!xsd
which provided thnt t.t t,nnme.loncr; .i,outJ bc
elected from the t:fty q; Chicago nnI yr from tc
districts named puts!e OF fho city hnt that they
should ali he elected uuon general fckrt. nnd ati
he voted TOR bY eycrr yoicf yotIn nj fhr clection
This statute and tic Constitution, ii was rtnln,
worked u repeal qf all paru Of the TOWNSHIP,
organization lnw annlcnbe 10 Cook County,
and LETT The county In prcctsclr III
sa.ne condition AZ Tho VOTERS of thc
cpuntv Ind psior 10 the onetituion voted 10 nhni.
i,h township orranixnllon. md il had bscn ai,ol.
iahcA IN pursuance oi Iho statute The towns ru-
tanned thef. corporate capncIty. The portions OF
the act for township ofcan!zatton which provided
for the frcofnora,fon nf towns having seen ttcafcd
ns outside Of ti,a constitutional rrnnecn,nnfs that
II ahunld be by general law and hail lie en- n.nendcI
by law# applicable to Cock County and pnplica.
hfe 10 certain towns through thr State in nfuuat
every ycar stucc The act Eas orilrtnally uassch.
Tic power OF tho Hoard Of Supervisors yat 4 1tjn.
gunlied its functions s,,perscdcd, mt, the univ
difference botWtrn Cook Gn,ssty and Other coun.
tics not under township organization Waa thnt II,
Cook County there were fifteen Commissioners
elected on general ticket and in other conntIcs
iliofc were three COMMISSIONER elected unon A
general ticket In Cook Comfy they draw lots to
determine which i've shon!d 20 out or osltce At tho
end OF the first yenr nntl nt I'm rn of lin snrnrI
, 1876-08-09

st!sknsy and hr. .: ". Powers.
III 'rn. :f viii IL presSy ssn fs,,o% NM hin mr. rs%sy cSt{'
Gtapt bowman departed Yesterday for Grind
rhe dre.ncn nettcd s}oo BY tleIr annual picnic,
Al tho last meeting of The Hoard Of t;,sicalnn
the m:ms5' = , 1esd to "''e'' So for The school
fhr Ch'eago barge Club visited the ho,c! IN the
sIa bo.s; prusts Blg BONANZA. md Desthofa Monday
evening" s"d aad E,n srrpc1 I'G, and July 'ne
Of the season took place ut the hyde ras; 1fon.e
l.at night: Tho evening wa. comfortably cool.
frspr.oss. md tie Gcant W soapiss rfe.cnt 3 en-
]oyed Themselves in the sraclou. pnr1ora anl on
s s1':f; a:ss 0Ga FL ys+sa' :t1sss in to sa sst
VIII teams. a 100 aess essson. vsfs wsse pressss, "se
sn s9SE whs M M sd ns Nj
M Msit 'pSH ar III r, .'s; seamaos, s'a ": a anu
NJ, NJ TAYLOR, Mt. and sirt. Farnswor,h, ", and
.sSssss m.f essf. a IL; Ind Mr. sa o'"* H. N" si:Ss na %,
sna Ms. sn,ih t' ,,, isns ta5,a'qt m, ,on,S ara
Mt. ba!!est 1 and aSt Mf,. II seie' @ ST. H. AID 'af sfs
Mt I'd %... i: j, rs;!ef, II. nd S!?s; fsssi,'' '
sni Nss. Sherman. III; a and H., stattossnt. Mr:
snd stss: Steiat!re. Mir; AID Mr. l'utier, 81. md
H.: H. of5ksb Ki%ba,H A. 1 %t % ss ;is NJ. M 6:den end
sirs. Robinson, MI. and 1ifs. sweet,
M!sA Powers. M!.a Gnek!Il, tl,e Ma4cs Taylnr. Miss
pcascr. Miss Biatr, Miss Nbhs alIs+ Farn+wossh,
Miss Williams, Tho Miascs 2nan, Miss Wortllr,
fiits Cunningham, Msas Ctoyes, Miss Camphnll,
Mlss hdsit Mlas Nottingham; M.ss I,cwia, Miss
the, Misses Pullman. htiss Holiday, al!ts
Ca1honn, Miss Robinson. Miss Hrccn,
Swift, Underwood, NJlt., nnynr, Munro. Mes.
scnger. kountze, Murray, E1lrclgt, Gregory,
Muore. Murdoch, DrI.toI, Mcvcagh. Whitney,
Yla!r. Qnan. Eddy, fluot, 1.owcn, GEYins, Afun1,
Williams, Campbell, UobtinN. and many others.
Tho occasl0n was most brilliant one.
There were In attendance six young English gen.
tlsMcn Just over.
, 1876-08-09
LOCAL LETTERS.
ONH MORE UNFORTUNATE,

TO the Editor ar The Tribune.
CnlcAno. Aug. n.-Last evening while crossing
Adams street brldgc, my attention Wns arrested by
The singular conduct Of Indy whom had noticed
on seFcral different evenings standing upon tho
brldgc looking into thc watcr, always alone, md
apparently In deep grlcf. She was tall, 1ndyllke
pcreon. Dressed III black. Last night sho mp.
prnachcd ths stcps leading down to tho wafer,
looked around as II to see that no one was near.
lshelt upnn her knees. and brcathed forth an earn.
estpetition for ono whom she sccmcd to ttlni; hGd
wronged hes. and asked forgiveness for tho act Of
Pclf.Acattnctlon. Khe arose, took letter from
her bosom, nnd pinned it to tho corner Of tho
bridge. paused Il moment, anl then prepared 10
take ths leap Into eternity, arrested her nnly
just tn tine, rs II had nut held the railing armly
sle would havc dragged me In with her. Size heggetl
to bo let atonc, declaring lifs uncomfortable, hut
finally promised to takr q new case VI lfe cOnli-
tluaaliy that her MANS md retI.ncc Ia nut given
TO the public. Thus, III the hands Of tod, wa.
instrumsutal T. .aying ,.eno more unfortunate,
recklrss Indifference u human llfo! Surely, rome
great wrong hsa been done; soM,c tnjnstEce pcrpc.
tratel, OF some VOW broken. Her life will Am
certain, yet he facrIfecd. and lce that fiod viii
judge the siAncr less hashly than The OF this
Tfuhk. JnltS EAsrAis8.
, 1876-08-09

Annie 0ross and sophia Cing1c, two very neat
German girls, were yesterday captured by Oisccr
Steele wli1o shop!fting some small articles from
tho Boston Store On State street.
'Tnstcc Footc yesterday 1ncl William Watson
s1oO aud gaEo him thrce tnontha In the Dridowcll
for vagrnney. William has been supported for
some time by four solled doves Of franklin street.
George Martin. a little boy who has been earning
IN odd penny at tho house OF Mrs. Eliza Compton,
Of No. 118 South Jefferson street, wns yesterday
arrested for stealing 50 In creeubacks from hia
mistress.
Rudolph 1cthardt formerly did very dourlshing
~ 1tue business at the Intersection Of Lincoln and
wsbss Wei, ayenpes, but q late be has become COM
trpub!GsoMs that Justice kHnfmAnn yesterday
m nned him slo0 and ninety days in tho House Of
got awny with coats nnd clothing from Dr.. Dow, Of
NO. eotl West Madteon street, Thomas Smith, or
70. ian Abe5dean street, and With s15o worth Of
West Madison street.. In each case cntranco Was
cHcctcd by rear window.
M: F. F.. Runysn appeared In the crsmlusl
aoaH ,1 yestcrlay morning to 4nuwer m Indictment
charging him with m!sapproprsat!ng about 81. 100
as Gnsy taScy1 Gnsns1S to W. Anns s%sn. gH
Stanford being tho surcties.
William Raymond. atlas ''B!tnky Hll, mcm,-
Der of Levia staH OF mock .a,tcttuneers and bunko
ropcrs, was yesterday locked up In the Wcst
Chase. Of Claremont, New Hampshire. Chase has
been sojnuEning at New nlggsnga. Wis. i, mad tell
Ing Hll ihe aeoEy Of his life, be Was at once bun-
koctl out OF $40 on the 2-4.l IL card scheme,
William Henneaaey l. ona Of Chtcsgo's recent
t1npostatons from buffalo. Finding hlmsclf in a
PRETTY BAD ilx ho resolved to raise the wind By
Twelfth street, and carrying o1 silver. waro and
loweesJ ralued at $50. lie was noticed while per-
forming tho lob. and. nftcr a long chase by Officer
llai1cH, ms locked up in tho West Twelfth Street
Station.
Daniel Desmond and Thomns Furniss lad It hot
and heavy last evening" at 7:3O o'clock, at the
sa|loss' 1oRrdtng- -housc, No. 42 North KinEio
street. After pounding cacii other into !abby
maseea Of tlca'+ DcsH.ond drew pocket. knifo and
slnsl,ed lta aItag9nistS right cheok clcar to tho
were locked up In tic C!,tcago Avenue Station.
chAsycd with assault with intent to Kill.
, 1876-08-09


HOlI:.1n Chicago, Aug 8. Of cholera.inf.n.
tunt Mt11lccnf .|ca4e, infant daughter OF Fred II.
a1lA H. Aau'c lloyt. ...n.
Funeral at their residence, a09 North Na.tcA.
st.. ct 10 thtt morning,
COPY
MuKAUTz-.sug. Z. at tho residence Of he,
parents. No. 1aR Wnbaal.ay., NJ. .Lnntsa Nv
knut., In her e3d year. anti aftur lingering III.
neEs.
Funeral Wednesday morning. Aug. q. pt aa1
o'cock, from tilg hou.c 10 ST, .ian,os' CInrh
hence ~ C. &. n, Y. Il. Il. Depot, and by cars /,
Calvary Cemetery. Friends nf thu 5ntnlY arc ID.
yltcd withont further notice.
1ttI,,nspn- -,pi,1to II ,,o,r,,,t mr., ~ r,.,,
, 1876-08-09
HYDE PARK,

AMEET1N1 or rRorER7r-owrEns
interested In tho drainage Of tho region bounded
.;.snt NJ, .,,a .t,est.., 49,, a"o sA.o
ei9eet anu LaRe S1en'eah "nA Aeld Mt Grand Erohs-
Ing Monday night. but adJourned iii. 10 O'clock a.
At , tAs appointed hour they met at Tho Office Of
s nn s,,cs, .s"" s't"er Naaaoh and
Dg1" Tess we're sss rresea, sssasS c.,i. H. uc,,,.v
shor!lan Waite c, v. colchour. J. ". sraxi,1s 'IHs
retet sehlaaa, Paul cornell, {. T. bowen, col
Maj. Safely, John $. bristol, C. Mcclellan, &. T.
c1a,% yonM Miils am other heavy property
,. j; n: Hsnalsy wan chosen Cha'Fmnn and Grn
'Isnu, " ,s", stetataty, stetaa, ,yy. .,.,,,
M ~ wa ft@tea tnlt aht1ns the prsscnt summer the
in"i 49,, @i INN ic"Ettu HtHcn nisncf
w.rrs 'u nt.iI t Wei MlpMn !nt tha past twe!ve
ahtr, H. u1i3s '"e hesht VI 3.aiEc
% s ID Kngnor s,ats i That he was satisfied ,ho, t,,o
ci"w ts Insrl n thn ILL., a. aa ad1ar u %as
ny tn residents al,d ~ Interested tercn
x"Ik. ~ ma ir"nt,' y. ~ ' co.,. " pumping.
ue NJ III T. h. sI.ns"y ,v,s ~ sv ~ neG
aaras Mr ra sy.s cSs a! sss II o sGptpg
IT, l1ainsee Of other pfolrrly vis ics own 1 wSs sS
a'tsay Gal ,smes 'aEs .to,c o d,,,rr
ct'y "nus tne wafer ran up tno ssscr anu overflow.
Gu t,v sntf2hnlng enal.try. Fof ths past twtirc
tlntuul; but ali statements should lie lnEnn viii,
allowances ~ NAM" Will
nstel ~ intetes1eG ana present hhA given tAetr
opinions, thu following resolulon was adoptedt
WUEnKAa, II II r1se aprarcut that annie drs sIp apn
can br pfnylird mil established anil cUinvrirIy n.
iafs = iyls .sfx .'' ''''''' p'''0a u ''' VII
ownss a. Hi suine e"o ha, % ihe
ri, anth0.ltiss taks ifa,nedtats stens t. '"tf H.
H.
ey1tum Of Esinarn for tat nofttun of iv,t pntH .h
pa sycrY Jrpsunut.r .ur1 la EN-. IL ssrtv d' a1 ~
l.lI.lrdialG c1set. ~ e'"a' :" >@''' ~ '''''
'rhn d..,,n,n;,t,. =, ,r,,,. .,,,t.,I,a =, ,,.
J4Eed HFaWn taynoF, and H. H. Clark, In ch1rEu
Of tlu meeting, were instructed to cuulluue IL
ctarue and liin ttrtl.,, ibrn nIIi,nrnsI "
TRUSTEES AKETiNu,
Yesterday attrr1rlou thc YiItlus trustees ,nct in
regular Hc.aiu,l, all prcacnt
The rnnst.nrtfun VI ihu Dakvood Buu,c VA ri
semur w,a t.varusi to ttp juwcvt 4,ttdcr fu,ii,,s
tho requisite l0n,ls Mr. luaIiga1l wus l,ruposci
IN a uu[crIuan for lrnnlu1n hut fnIct II, * mn.
pofnttt ' ~ ''''' ''' '"''@A ~ '' W.
Thu following resolution, concerning thu Fnrtv.
third street sewer, uI,tl which il Of comsIderahle
Interest IL tax.pnyur4, was offered by Tie South
Park Commission, and argued by MF Paul Cornell.
OF tlu i.oi,lnissIot:
WHEREAS. Soma tuoa.hs ,,nra tha 1,nrInccr M ,ho
Vagu VI Hyde Park applied to ts Colailssloa fur the
, 1876-08-09
CHICAGO 4 LAKE HURON RArr.
KuA)

Mr. Bancroft, the Receiver OF The Clcuso 4
Lake Huron Railroad, states that ali o.tacic, IA
the completion Of ttat l!ao by tl,n. tho ran h..
tween Flint and Lansing have been removed, ssa
that the work Will be rrpsscd forward M fat,,,
money and men cnN .lo It. lie says t1iat There In
n":Y ESQ men oh Tho rond cmploya'l Ia pfcpa.,e1
the track for the iron. which Will bu delivered nt,t
month. Tho road wilt be In running orIs, f,on
Port Huron to Chicago by Dec. !. il IA lcarutd
from another. enurce That tho n,oncy to cn1nje,.
the road is Furnished BY the t;rar.l Trunk sliw,,
tho Chicago d Lake 11uso1r l.Had This ,ueyc. II
true will Elve tlio 0rani Trunk tho much nerdta
outlet 10 this city, and place It nu the SAM ootn,
especially ~ regards tic making OF rates from . CHI.
caS0 tu Eastern cities. ~'
, 1876-08-09

N thS Ed!for ar Jhs Tribune.
CHtcAoo, Aug. k.-four course IN reference TO
the award af the contract for buiItlIn. tho new
Courthouse merits the approval Of every honcst
citizen. Tho actfon OF The County Commissioners
Ii amp1y rrcpostespas--is. In fact, outrageous.
This 'hca Of compelling this already ovcrta1ed
community to pay unnecessarily $500. Goo Is dcv-
ili%h scheme which unly the barctaced hchernin:
County Commissioners would attempt. Ms. nur.
dick exposed sts plan OF operations of the Hing In
!,c County l'oard: and hls stasrmcnt which j. In:
nt thu bottoa, ii al, thls proceeding 'iS iiow
,t: !ntn:, q pesple, how long viii yoa soleratu
tlls robbery, Already Farmer !tnrms "hus
male eItsas on his c0ntEact sufficient 10 cover
ils lnrs on hi: original bid. II tho cnntracs be
swatsd ", even 10 the lowest bidder, what snsy not
sHoo' 0Oo, hnw mighty may not thu extras 10:
,,, ~ not II 10 " your power permit this outrage.
The Tux -layc5a vii! sustain you. Iet 1.s have In.
u1eilon%s % q any o!hes necessary legal procedures
oeioro Ma!EsT. Tes,nlai an their gang of confed.
Nls"unrEp TAx.PAyKn.
, 1876-08-09
TAX-CASES.
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.

The consldcratlod OF thu tax -cascs way resumed
yesterday norntng IN tho County Court, before
Judge Wallace. At noon the case No. 40, that Of
Thespcople cx rel, etc.. ~. OEitln at a1.,-being
motion to dianlss suit for want Of Jurisdiction,
beeause the county Is not under township organ
ixatEon, aud tho Treasurer Las no power, AZ
County Collector. to bring case into court, was
called up. Thu argument. which was by Mr.
LOBBY, e!lcd numsrous authorities to show that,
whore the aabssauce of tho statute WAS embraced
IN aubae4uent statute. thu former ono was re.
pealel, aud. even though portions wrle omitted
IN subsequent statutes, that they were annulleu
By the revision.
Tbs Constitution, Art T., Sec. =, read:
Tho county Affairs Of Cook County shsll 10 m sed
eT Board OF GVQntliQux11 pf f{tetn DttkQpa Ir III
, 1876-08-09

This Is tho last werk 1f tho SEASON at The Muse
I'M. After Saturday night tho loctaro. room will
be closed. 1t will open again In September, under
the management OF Mcssrs. l1aiglt l. Itogcss who
promise to bring forward for public apprs,va, nt,
Ia '"rhc c0r.can Ilr0theFa" at tho nigll purfurn.
ances ind tho u,atneca Of Wr.lltstAy AMI Satur.
day; al thu otlcr nsatlhrcs ''T'he GunnMkes VI
M0AcoW.N
, 1876-08-09

70 h6 E1!fof aT TAa TTI6u11,
cnicAdo. Aug. Blast Sunday a few very re-.
spectacle families chartered au omnibus With tho
intention of Joining picnic hvlI by att odd.rc,-
lows Lodge at Forty fourth strecs, near tho luke,
When VIC arrived at Inv boulevard at II o'clock u,
M. VIC vera forbidden by onn Of .hs boulevard
policemen 10 enter tha same, although, .hry allow.
I'd cnrtlngcn to enter having more passengers than
thu - flna conthno4. hlc VIC. ~ lax payers, for.
hi!lcn IT, enter those sactrd precincts nnre year
with our tan! !cs, aud only Tho eholdy ar!stocFAcy
allowed the privileges of uslng this hrise' Hoping
you viii please tntoEnl your numerous readers thu
reason why, and obligc, ''Vox puruLl."