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SOUTHERN PENITfNTlARY.
R,+rf7I fNsn1{rk to jA& Tribune.


Sra1NuF,ALn, ILL.,, Aug. 10.--Tho Commits
Muners 10 locate the Southern pcnftcnttary have
been In agony and secret session all tlar. They
confess to being no nearer verdict tonight
than when they frat struck tho trail. AZ oc-
tween Grand Tower, Alton, Chester, and t;rAs-
ton, they still arc usallle to tlctcrntnc anil saT
that notic nf these places entirely suit thcn1
au,t none cxsct'y meets the requirements OF the
law. II Grafton only had ra[raatf. It wntl1l
bo selected at once. Tbs old Alton penttcn-
tiury lobby II here In stronG torte,
@ tian lis I rcpFc,cntatiye, q Fl anY otter locaty.
The Chester Delegation Is also strong, airl to
1l4l,t Is confident Ut succss. Tho Commission.
ers admit that they are sick nf the delay aill
say thcr'tl1ocatc tomorrow sure. Heprcsciltatiye
Fountain, Of Duqnoin, is hero fur suutllcrn Ill
inois generally. 1t Ia not probable the Com
missIpncrs wilt ~ outside OF the four points
named to locate.
Tho Auditor today Issued warrant for sto,-
$40 to reimburse Williamson County for tfte
ouuny In capturing, prosecuting, nnl guarding
tho ku- klux formerly there.
, 1877-08-11

Tho license receipts have begun to diminish
daily. Yesterdays collections amounted to
only $50.
Ths Committee on Streets aud Alleys Of tho
North Division had no quorum, a. AID. DAILY
was absent and Aid. 8cllwelsthal sick.
Five uew casea Of scarlet fever wera reported
at the Health Oflce yesterday. Fourteen DEATHS
from, that disease have bccu recorded this week.
Tho Cotupt.oller yesterday tssucd revenue
warrants to tli0 amount Ut $l,VO, and To-
500.
Tho Treasurer'a receipts yesterday were
f1174 frotn tue City Collector, u ,i}S3 from the
Watcs Department, aud 8, oa1 trom tue Coup
trollcr.
Night betore last $40 prisoners lodged in tho
House of Correction. That Ia Us tar ~ can ho
remembered tho grcstrst humber which tho
walls of that institution hays ever aurrounded.
The Department OF Public Works Yesterday
Issued 10 Fitzslmous l. Council oil catiH,ats Ut
81, 4Sl for work On the Fulletton-ayenuc con-
dult. The total cost of tho work already done
Oh that Improvement u sGS,1H.
Tho following building permits were Issued
sat ssoyro.lxcIin1, S so feet NJ III III south
Ilalsted street, to coat ~ 00; Ianea u. Fluwers
= thrct-stosy and basement stone.lrunt dwell
lug. 401l05 fest, Superior street, near Fine, to
iYss So.etnsnt 1 and attic GwelitnR, ss;frW iest,
Frsnkiir .trcst. ussr Ciufk. to cost IS. 4Oo
~. .,.,. a.. -, 80 -. ,,,a....
Inc montn!Y nse lep9!t " tHu fi1c ~! uepatts H.
| naett SHOWS t1at ~ 1uIy taeso "e!e nts!."nne r.
tires; tron ths ioiioxlag Muses: Aatosnts,, .,.n
earc1eaanfss, q: ch'ureh Win lna'enes. SMs!.
dreR with tirc, !; saso,!he stosyl i; oetecuva
th1!uhey. 0, '1cenu'at!s' ano" y.
! 9hh suppoee1t u epal&e 4toha s!!iI'Hsfs, W
aparks tsofn locoH!otHes .; tpoHtaufto0o eon'.
| blstlon. :; 0ScFheatllR, u lamp gaHos:on,
uptett!it LAMB nnknow a.s, H. @ le so.a y. 9s .9ss
total loss, ~, ,l4i The total snsusante
on property endangered was sn',sW
sui tha c1csts u Ihe hsutance oseE
tho !osa wos *a@,e1. !ne 1a1kGst hso -, - tue s
!nonth occurred Iuiy - III she t!ahlh2mt.1 ~
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The County Clerk ndlea nbnut forty to his
clerical help yesterday morning.
An Iron stairway Is being added to the jail to
connect the two female departments.
The setting OF the granite for the entrances
of tue Court House II Ill be commenced Tuesday.
4. N. Lancaster. who was adjudgcd insane in
tho County Court few weeks ago, was taken
from the jail yesterday&and conveyed to Jaek-
epnrfllc.
Tue County Clerk ycstcrtlay turned 5000
oycr to tue County Treasurer, the same being
balance due the county from bis last seH,i-an"
nual report.
Hermann Benze was yesterday alstrshuttn1Ti
cassls through the building announcing h!1nsel
o. 4 candidate for County Clerk, subject to tho
action Of the Republican Convention.
The Aaststant State's Attorney yesterdayTre~
pareu m exhaustive blicf In tho Walker ilIlltct
incnt casc, and laid It befote Judge FnIwelI.
The Judgs will decide tho ease this morning.
No order has boon ret male in the PIKE case,
! not ID sentcuccd until tho sentcnre.,lay Ut tho
! term. nnd will not bo removed until after that
| date.
Brooks md Rosso. tho abortionists, havc
| changed their minds. They arc anxious now to
have tlls motion fur nc" trial prtssed' and
their object It appears, 1T acting otherwise, Wss
to secure delay.
| The cltizcns Of tho Village and Town OF Jef-
| ferson nru complaining Of tlie stencil coming
from the insane Asylum and Poor -ltonse, and
threaten unless the same Is atateu to 20 To the
courts with their grievances.
Since the City Council has taken steps to pre-
vent tho county froin 9o'g Dn wlth thn coii.
str11ctton vi tue cityss half Of the Courteilouso
dune, 1t will not BE- likely to pay the county fur
driving tho piles fur the foundation Of th9
ae rsre the nS worx dnno
| has already pafl for 1t, The county has as
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ha1I ~
OF Rosehlll Cemetery were 10 - hasc ne'a meet. .s
inc at 4:0 o'clock 1esscrs'ay afternoon foF tho
purpose OF clecting thrcu Trustees to take
tharv, ~ thu w,tnanent-Imnroyrn,cn fund
eaatss y. a' a., ,sna,,.". ar,.s,~ ~ t1s nonr,
a.!a a'ao ~ ~ .1.,.. ."'..,.a t'ss..s .sa
OF Consultation. ~ hVe n1'nu'es pelofe ulo
hour mentioned Just I've lot-ownera Wcro pres.
aut. which showed that tho minority we're but
1nt!o ,,,t,ra..ea In .1,tr nxn aHuirs. However. a
.sss.' ."'s' y, .,'~. , - '"s -, " ,., =. -.
little Iates she cFo"a uaa "'esea0ea " aoout
dozeis portion ol whom were paft Oh Luz
Doard Of Managers.
Attwouty.tlys mfnutcs 10 o'clock tho meet
~ ,;., - 49,. 49,, II. or.t,,-t,.,, ~,
!ns VIVA en'eo ~ r4es4i 0',u N' ~ S'.Ssa .a"'
chosen 10 pseslac' aaa ME' a. - oaeEuloo IT,
lectcd 4s Secretary.
The Chairman read the call for tho meeting,
-. n-tn,.,, in an evenIpr naner. By this ttmo
- p''"so4 ~ ~. 's,xa.- hor ,,xas,n,, ,,d
themselves, Including the !lon; =. y. FarwTlt'
N. 7. nank,. A., ~.
The CHAIR stated that tho vacancies on Inc
Board Ut Consultation should be filled; It had
never done anything, but 1t was ~ uuty
| to consider all such tyouolcs ~ haa arisen
lately. Tlefollowtng now members of thc boaru
| xero elected viva voee: judge JOHN u: hosGFs,
Sur1aaM /. Gassette. Marvin u. lughitt. Lar
vcy n. Thompson, OFrtnBton Lunt, T. D. FaE-
well. -, IT,.
The old members OF tug hoard are u. v: Nay.
n'ond. Janies II. Reese. Z. X: Rogers, George
eclios!aer, " y. lutnTf. CMaIles -: t1a.H- Tag.
GeoTEo II. Delhi, Len u. Doone, and :. !.
Sherman. The full Doarl numbers eighteen
MeEnbef9.
4 resolution Waa adopted tnstructtng tue sce"
fGtafy ~ ho1!J W! the olu nlehloess " . tnutl
official relation u t.e corporation, and notaiy
, 1877-08-11


The Affairs OF the Protection Llfe-1neuranco
Company arc apparently very lar from being
closed up, aud they bid fair 10 supply to ecry
considerable extent tho usual deatth Of news IN
the summer ,nont's. During tts llfu tho COM
pany furnished subject fur numerous "itesns"
aud paragraphs" Or occasionally q "couplc
Of stiekfula," but tue history Of ito death will
occupy columns, The trouble broke out In q
now way yesterday, and to~lay still smother
phase will be- shown. A. II well known, Dr..
William o. Osgood, few months ago, recoy-
ere.l judgment for $500 agaInst tho Conl-
pany, being for the value Vt certain q IT, stuck
he owned. An execution WAS Issued aud levy
madu OIL All tho Conpany's property. real and
pursonal, and = custodian placed III charge Ut
tis Office. Subsequently, All appeal WIS taken,
sp NJ Gaoke .he RessIye. a
Ia.ns, t.ok possession ot the ColupanY's
Office, and a. lie claims, wlthout auY opp9siehn
Gus on thssc. nov llses iuplsx ts.abie Mcssr...
Hardy d Windis aud C. ". Constantine
tako tho position that tho Sheriff Iaas been
lrreltct III hEs duty Ia not keeping possession of
| mcncrd MI notion In debt agaiost tllni and Ills
bun,is,usn, ". !. CooloauKb, David: kreigh.
Cornelius Price, J. Y. LeMuYue, Z. II. McCor-
amount q the Judgment, o. ths ground tha. !
| wus through tho Sherllf's fault Osgood lost h!s
| lien. On the other hand, tho shurin's subor
unate, after tue Nereiyer tuck possession. cAnse
lu aud claimed he had Charge OF thu Office
under hls levy, Mr. Cooks theFef9rs
| will thla LnUrulnR ask Judge VII
lta,ns for rule Oh the Sheriff to remove the
custodian. 1n either casV Mr, Kern seetus to ~
In difficulty. A humber vi attidasts will t,s
filed, and. unless continuance bs Rfantcd, II =
not unlikely there will be lively time shis
| uaufutug.
Mr. Leonard Bxett yesterday Withdrew from
the lies of the Criminal Court, with the cu',-
aent Ut the attorneys Gor the defendants. tbs
atldayIts which accompanied the b,al recently
tled a4talpst the Protection Life. Tbs alleged
reason Tor thf2 WIS that the papers would b
safer Oh the South Side than At the Counts
building,
| TnB ATLA1.
Tho Directors Ut the Aliss Fire Insurance
Company vi Hartford hare decided ~ wiud w
J the business ot the Company gu aepounk Ut im
pairlnsue uf tho capital st0ck. The action o.
| tho DirrctoEs has caused Euuue excitement, n
ti,s Co,npau Aa4 always been considered dsst
class, aud WIS DUNG good business Tbs pol
icy-holless will loss nothing, " aEtapgenicnt
are now belnG perfected ~ Felnsufe The bust
uess, the capital left bcln& more than sultcieu
for thG purpse, rbe only losers will By th
stockhuldcrs. The capital stock Of thr Coln
pauy l. $o00, 600, aud tho gsoas assets *4tD, ,0oJ
Tbs liabilities aro t434 ,0OU: leaving lencit q
, ouly @3A,0A tbs principal cause u tbs t4,lur
, 1877-08-11

Tho First Regiment officers arc meeting Win
eootI SUCCESS in soliciting money for the benefit
OF the organization. But few Of the business
men al tho city have A ret been Visited In COLI
formtty with the pubisllcd pamphct, hut these
few, with rnre exceptions, have responded lfe-
emily. The First is not rich, AZ some may sup
pose, although It boasts that It does not owe
dollar in the world, which Is true. But this
state Of affairs has not llccn brought
about simply by tho members alt
ting down cntt,ly In their artnory nnsl
waiting for t1e citizens Of Ghiengo u scntl In
cash for current expenses Tor permanent I'M
provcncnte. ~ III means. ,- Ilse regiment . VS.
sufficient military law, having nothing OF whlcn
TO depend for tisytptie. ETC., but the Individual
interest Of its members IN the s'ttreee VI tne
organization. and with no money to ay ar9ry nn',
must necessarily bc incurred In the maintenance
Il is true that at,o,tt $40 900 has been uscd un
In cqntpping the regiment and tistraytnR ils r
nated by tho people. TIC remainder has been
made up from the spending money VI the mem
hers, from q regular assessment ot u pef
month, AMI from special aesessnicht*s
The value In tho city Of NJ efficient regiment
that can be relied upon at nil tilncs tlnh already
been felt by the citizens, an to the call for aitl
bY tl,e officers Of tho First there Is nodoubt that
liberal response viii bc made. TIE ranxs @ oi
the command are by no means tlIled, anu there
are hundreds Ut good boys who would 10 Glad
tu totn were II NIT fot tlte example Ut EXPENSE
whici they hare before them In tllu enlistment
Of thelr friends. 1t tts quite likely that had tue
members Wflu now belong to TIC Urganlxatlun
| known at the stnrt wlat they would hn!a 70
pass through, they would never have male tue
venture; but now they nr3 tnto tha scheme,
layc become interested. anu attached 70 thcts
comrades, the sr1nory and its associations, and
they have no iden OF backing OUT II pecunla!Y
assissance could to ralscl with whcl, to equip
| All additional reinforcement, purchase lnllorins
ety, the organization will stlOUt nllcad and u.s.
| tonisIl as we'll ns ptcasu tho natives.
WHAT TRR REGIMENT WANTS Is
Flyc hundred additional dress uniforms.
Eight hundred ovcrcoats. &
Uniforms tor drum corps.
Five hundred altl1tiutal fatigue caps and
jackets. .....,,.
Reuairs upon the present uniforms. :,
| Tho following Endorsement appears at the
| cluse OF tile pamphlet:
| We cheetfol,y intlotsc the proposition a1optcl
BY the officers OF the Flr4t Regiment to prncufB
for the tbat ILL., e. snu
andt!le aid. ~ asked for. 10 extended tu this
| organization BY our citizens. VI would
nlso saseest 70 eniploYsfs thas they s; sSan, =,
society. oil 10 ovcrlow,ng ths rauks Of tie Flr.t
1segimsn.-. vcsy, many yoaag men who ae:ite 70
join are deferred BY doAut Of the appreciation 81
| their employers. Having hccn shown whese!r
members Ats benefited anu bcttcF qualified to q
| positions OF truaL W. recommends tllut the ynunl
men. ompsoJes. be encouraged to become h'oanoes'
II x. fa!:oonx. Frnak \: n,.:t. :: Meorsg,o'
Faswel, Z, u: Henderson i Co., char!ss r. Ks.
Hills, r. u. BLACKSTONE, and others.
, 1877-08-11

HIS fgH1E ~ NA*1AuAs
Gen. Robert G. Behcnck, cx-a[in!ster TO En-
Gland, and the uuthor Of 4 very exhaustive
work On Poker. Is spending few days In this
clty, and stopping ut the 9rand Pacific Hotel.
Inst night TRIBUNE reporter enlcayorel to
extort an Interview from him, when the follow
nc conversation took place:
"Genesal," tald the newspapcr-man. ~ am
TRturNs reporter"
Yesl Woll, huve no opinion to rive. hare
spout tttrty.tlyc years 10 public Ute, an! havo
nov serving another eonssisucucy-Ro6ert e.
Schcpck and family" A..
ZAP appreclatfss constituency. SUPPOSED"
~ "Yes @ str. very" replied Mr. sc'euck.
"You have sumo opinion on tho stato Of
affairs a. Tbs present Observation-Disclosures
Blaine, 1ai! lIatnl!,on, tic strike, clYllserVice
reform. mud 70 ont''
stiliwcll and lot Of gentlemen arc there"
"I}ut their opinions aru not whnt VIC want.
Wlat do you think Of CivIl-scFycc rclorma',,
II think tho Millennium will CONC when
politics c'n ho tn witloat s,t,, 'oney ana wns a
voters will come to Tho polls without being
brought. THIN the machine politicians Will not
bc negded."
"You are DO profit to me, that's certain"
IA ycry fair pun, but YOU ece have nothtug
to suy. min not III public lite. | asn here f1r
d fuw lays to attend to my uwn business, and,
i tfst yoS 'ay anything ''0at mo- ~''h YOU'D '''
"Hut, General, you hare vtewsi"
" an not tn public life. When was In pub.
lie life always told tho newspaper Mcn that.
| would do so through. this proper channels. Ny
personal matters always kept to myself;"
"Tasss =; r. sss Just tho "astrfs the public afs
| L.. k1.s
, 1877-08-11
IRON AND STEEL,

CotuxBus, O., Aug. lo.--At tho session Of
tho Iron and steel workers several committees
submitted rcports, which were discussed and
adopted. Tho most Important item Of business
of Inc Association admitting other branches Of
tho trade to membership. Il was decided to
hold the next annual session at Wheeling, W.
Va, Of, Tho first Tuesday In August, 1878.
Gen. Thomna. President uf tile Columbus
RolltuR-Atill COMPANY, entertained the delo-
gates at hts residence tonight.
, 1877-08-11

"WyoutnR BLACK Hills and Eg Horn REGION y
IL the tlsle Of . book just lA.Qs4 By Hobest e.
str,hom, : widely known westesu usTelcf snd
correspondent. In Tue 40 large and handsomely
illustrated pages are carefully written dissertations
Of tho mouutaIns, E1,rrA. foEeass. Mines. saAsJss
and grazing lana., NJ we'll ~ tasstssaa1 nsnAaa
III tha grtnd scenery, ths wonderful bunting
grounds. md thu ellmat4 Of Ill tAat vast Eeslun
drained by tho feilowstonc, Dig Horn, and
Tongue Ktsers and thsir tributaries. The author
hsa enjoyed the advausage VI nunesous campaigns
with ths military IL thu.s wil4s, aud ills eteEy
, 1877-08-11

OF the Company Is the prssent ,tr.norn''*ets
condition nf Insurance bustncts, low rates, ntita
the depreciation In valuee. II the prrscnt *tag-
nation In the insurance !uAncss continues mucl.
longer. mans t7,nlpa,,!c. naw cta.scd 4 Will
llavo to follow in tho unkc Of the Atlas bofore
thu 11ptn Of many months.
, 1877-08-11

Yhe eb1o supervision cxcscEscd in tho '*nazar"
n shown in The literary department OF tho paner.
Lney Hamilton Hooper tie brilliant pnria S1tte.
Bponlcnt, contributes to thih department. and thtA
pntt in ltaclf would lo we'll worth the sno*ctipttnn
chnrgcd Tor the entire paper. Send 10 CENTS to ".
K, Andrews, Cincinnati, for specimen cupY.
, 1877-08-11

BURnE1Ts flhyoRlNe EXTRACTS.
The superiority OF these cxtructs consisa in their
perfect purity and great strength. They arc war
ranted frce from The poisonous oils nnd acids which
enter into tho competition Of many of tho fictitious
fsntt dayofs now in the market.
, 1877-08-11

4 PERFECT TOILET soap,

First esnonF the Requisites ct the toilet n FOOD
article Of Euap Int to procure It IA not always ear
matter. Many Of the c1nenstye soa;A ii ttr tss.
ket am nadc from coarse and clcoroua tnatertaa sna
their ccnu cotorinR mud fragrant rcrfno too oftc1
conceal the most rcrn!src impurities. The dhcosa.ta
recently Rdn rhc regarding this subject arc pus..
velE startling. and earrYc serious consideration.
Scented Soaps arc now k.own 10 bc extremely objec
tonabr. esncc!aIly applied to the heads tn1urfnR thu
hcrs Tho character OF tho ingredients may he tnserte
from fbe statement Of 4 gentleman who m4krs tho
aceatlx Ut so4pt Ills buscast liz recrhtly declared ts
pcfaJrs eneAxea ID this employment were sh1FttreA
S .S'e e s ~ eo nsns 5.
os. II
NV fors. ihs wosil rcao~nrd soip .Msnnisetafeyf.
wose .nHenso c:tao1lahCnt4 bY IA ths nfEsat .! III
fcn,tnAtcd but thls latest succces tile apprnptas
crown to the numerous Victories atrrady achlnYed
f 1Re eaT S.s Il saenR IL sopa
lion 81 the ncss toilet soap ever tntrnlued Tue psn.
c!pal rxrccnts arc tho rurc*t vegetable oil! ihc nln.
~ Il III fa %
D r. nABn1rr's I 1otkrr Soar" u the trala marx
fur application to the lteste akin u Infants chlseH
and IAcs. 1t Il Aox sshrr nne1naleo IN - sn,oItns
.e 6 reae hn na M Ion
cheuilsrY disguise fct!6r materials The mot
fined taste cD:llerA tho aosence nf artl1clAl petsnme
I'LL 8; e. T. bsste Test M so.p rsssst L IL et
esas%t aad sxEeesble .'tscta Of the knd e~er manu-
Tho.Eh apectay desirable for the nse Of ladies' nj
nens tost, .a /. il ,nakes ssrY iathsr itla so
~ no% s tSsrs r IL III
bccome KcntrAl.-Sts iofs 1tt5a.ts.
, 1877-08-11

COOLEY-pEWEr-tuly 20, 1877. by tho Rev.
". ". Ererts, pastor Flrst 11aptlat Church. thi.
cagO, (3eoryo T. Cooley nnd Miss Emma j. Dewey,
both Of Chicago.
nIBDLE-DEWEy-Ju1y1 IN, 1877, by the Itav.
Galusha Anderson, pastor OF tho Second baptist
Church, Chirnpo William II. D!bble and frankie
u. Dewey, 10th Of Chicago.
, 1877-08-11
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho fremont no'se - enter.anns nun : ntM pasty 1 :"
sixteen persons from Anstrali. Anu ne" s 1ea.
Land. TLey arc tho families o. ~ Mess.'' josiah
49,. ,....,,..,,,. -o,,o.a,r a. o,,,nrvc;1 f,v
Tic Temperature sestes9aj, 10 opne.'c. "s
NAnasse. opt'e'ah NO. ~ Maa'son 70 se1eet y n's
m % ~: ' ia H., -; =; > y. a., %; ~. M, 10.
llarotnrtcr at s a, m. MA,p3: I D. Iu., 2J.03.
.r,,' -. H.. .,,a svr..,,,o ,ror,, NJ, ,,,c
Inc contracts los ta'e kia",.o "o'H ~ ~ ",,ra
l'otelae tnohu"1cnts WHICH lueluoes MI "uo'e
tho pedestal except tho stAthhrs "o!k' "efc
signed yesterday by the Hlnsdaje'Do5lc Ion'-
ronv. md work will bcr'n ut pnee from Mr.
r,1I,.. x,,rktro mans
1t had been tho intention Of tho West Park
Commissioners to formally open Douglas fark
to-t1ay, but owing to The fact that some 1tttto
Improvements have not set been soroplkstct'l,.
i ne !es ssy sx g ~ "sst g: sss
pnns pase '';1r.u on the e. s5tG, i sp'' - '' '
T,,o ,ncn,t,cr, NJ co,,nonv II 7, >, tin new COM
arory ~ Lake strsst s't nst 70 pertssi 'ef ae
efsanzat'of ,,i. a. acts., r9'''s ~ 'ess sccTearr
several t'nmes were a1aed ,sa ~ 10 tna
mnster-roll. sweIl!ng tno ,x.n'k ~ ~ %
snTs 70 .d. "o.cn rrst serrea
, ap" drii'-s|'ouId be had Tue.day Al $ ?. p; 2;
Az the members ot tue company arc e1psetae;a pa;a
TO he present. ant tlo company "ou'1 sf&u'5
The grand fifteen. lays excursion around thc
lakes IN tho Jnhn Sherman, satl to say. has
fallen through, and the ':innoccnts'' wifi not
~ nhroaa on the vastv deep, and no '1sasnond
failure may be- summed IN in few words. Up
to Thursiay last, Tie requisite number Of prom.
iscs 10 20 lad l,ecn obtained. Yesterday and
ter ay ls'und ard 1 reeue,ted to pank down te @
cacll for tickets. About thIrty-Ayc cqulvocatcd,
aud ts ,snsges. ~, 1Fner a!tl s ssasegs Ss
abarton tilo enterprise, which thcr did. They
lIasc left with party Ut less ti'an 1oo.
The Palmer 1louso ol1,ee Wa. tho scene Of a
nt.c eaen9nGr ~ ~ 'i!scoserx -; nhcat whe' =.
sa"',ea ~ ~ ~ IL. 1iret h,rh fnr
a",t "t.,, ~ ~, VIII NJ Mr Tain,gr. cxncnss. Tic
ouH leass lat uef t %'e ~ ,seeaa 5eifw
W. f"oy et,.ms ~ s Is rraf Ha w. s
. s.siy y }ns his .,'.s, a ab.t s tic hop of lie
neaosh .'o ~! ill., cnSta+."tnrr I,rktui thc .f!cr
~ ssaa ~ Ing s,hSa , ~. wv. ne "aa, nv H. an
,'|1 ."c.. .''c1i Thsu t.c assi1ncd lin to standing
Er 1vcr nm M 20 % t,'as te guesse a. gha u a, ~
a ~ Tia nr.oner boro ,e ths
viii viii asto":h'oe so5d srase sad i iast eays '
ts ss OF nt Mason ~ Ist1e'' Isn.t mt 1t raht M
n.v n@t p i, hc , wa. .13}v ntcrwn1i relieved snI
a,y a,yScI az 10 d. Iepart. pc To spsc.aec was not At
niI pleasng, ana nany o. ane eucsm h,o 81 tho tho
house nocea 10 te tteaamsmt Linen. m 70 "acn taG
an VIZ snesH' t1n '1I, ~ ',,,sats ,rI,, sha :fott
!s.nt. ... aa .n,..',e ~ ,n,s ~. nent snrIi
~ e'sngr n,rnrn,t a.v ill., en k hcynn on
s., n.1o Su,.e A4s5 "''>4 &@Aeo o''o"@ "'pe
, 1877-08-11

PROPOSITION TO TURN IT OVER Tu THE TARK
COMMISSIONERS.
AZ meeting Of The Council on the 18th Of
MAY AID. Ballard presented the following rcso-
lution, whlsl. wns referred 10 the judiciary
Committee:
WHEREAS. In the days Of chleago't moat sst'so.,
wisc 10 nap ont and locate ut great distances from,
the ecntre OF even shs limits q tAe ely. lsres
10. At cstri,agant aud fabulous ratea fol tho put.
WMknfA.. The people arc excessively taxed for
inR c"nttn,sliy expended BY tI.e Park Comuasion.
ot The sna tlo o.
Rtsotrtd That tur the Souih plyision the ave.
nus known III Michigan avenue. from the north
f th II strset, from tt,e west ns 81 Michigan ayenle
to tue cast line IT urnnd bouc!ar. he tfanafcffcd
to the Task Commissioners for lmne'tate tmproyo'
Hrnt, tho Fhuta to bG known a. tho Grand b0uIc-
vard.
At the meeting On the 9th Of August the Jt1'
dietary Comtnlttea tnado the following adverse
report, which was concurred In:
r,ac1s % of the FIX conussonets bavs sdvlsed .ha!
Ike @ stteet By lis Ps.S loard. sna th.t the com;
thctr counsel and decline to accept It. There +.
therefore. no propriet n further considering tns
ss 81 sssP soa P.iP
% eesasnry desirable that Mish,snn avenue, o. sons
tm,nedsseiy pue.d il proper condition fordrtving,
| and they 1,avo no hesitation ln reporting
that thots is now no street which J. n snsh :Sa;
there Is general aesi:o on ;ne part of tae owner,
Of property. frontInz Nh Michigan avenue to pal
|: sse s IN eoSat,ua IT,.
.treet. There Z ,mpleptiety y thts axela,lon
, 1877-08-11

page with Jnat snch fncts anil 1gurcs are cascsly
sought for by Tho perspective scttlct. f!le: Ut
bonk. IN cloth. T.: paper covers, sl.!n haurcsa
Robert E. ateahotn Cheyenne. WyomttE'
, 1877-08-11

VWLiH SfHIH05s
The importation Of violin ltrings IL spcchl
feature Of our bnslness, and can I'll orders for
various grades Of Italian, German, or French
strings. LKwIs j. NEWELL, III State street.
, 1877-08-11

Itsolrtt!. That tho I}oard Of Tfutters now cleet.
cd be dtrcetrd 10 examine into tho tier Of the
fnni provided by The charserot 1ar'. md ret WIN!
ndjuatmcnt of tho trust fund may hc made. and
meeting to he called BY tho Trustees Within thirty
dafs fr,m This date.
Mr. lunt explained what tho Itot.ownerh'
Committee had done. ~ previously fully re-.
t,nriri in Tna TRtDuyE. The substitute s1
Mr.. sherman VIVA then adopted.
Nit. F. Il. Sherman brought up tho matter Of
not a.awtag The lot-owncrs I'd take care Of
their own lots and employing their avn Rar.
,!cner. It was shown that this had been
changed. Tho meeting then adjourned.