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TIE RESULT.

AsTATE or GENERAL UNCERTAINTY.
And now for tho work ol thu Grani Jury.
The great misfortune Is that It IL nut allowed to
continue It's Investigations tuf u~,..easi lii"ty
days more. It has reached point where It is
on tho verge Of ilulEng out many things, but It
Is compelled to stop. leaving tta work untlntsi-
etl, ansl unable to return indictments BECAUSE,
although morally convinced OF guilt, II Inns not
ret acquired sufficient testimony on which tn
hope to kccnra couv!.tton. It Is now very
generally admitted by tho Grand Jurors that
they wastcl considerable time; tl'at hours and
aluIost days wcrc spent III tho ex.
animation Of witnesses who knew nothing;
anI that htl they brought to the subject ercalcr
previous kna~e1ge, They would not haye
thrown away tlHo oil these witnesses. So the
result IL that they arc almost Inevitably driven
back to find what indictments they do bring III
upon old testimony, and against parties who
were Indicted Inst year. ". noalIEn. Is liked or
settled. Tho Grand JurY adjourned to meet at
hali.past 8 to-1uorrow morning, and between,
that hour and tho ttule when It makes ita re-
turn to the Criminal Court IL may decide to re-
iect or modify indictments s1ready drawn. ami
to order Tho drawing Of others against per-
sons who hayu thus far escaped. For
this reason, with few exceptions, It 10 In.
proper to saJ positively who will be indicted
Monday morning, 1hcre was nueh debate In
the tury.rnoln yesterday afternoon on some VI
these Indictments. some which hall been
drawn up by the order oi the jury u was yotea
not to present. That urtion may DO secotlsld.
cred, OF It may bc pcrscyerct lit.
'rIH TRIBUNE has previously statcd that from
tho drift OF tho Investigations OF the 0ran1
Jury, It seemed likely that
TUE LETTING or TIE CONTRACT 10 M'NK1L
SON
would be madc the basis Ut all Indictment, and
that soRle ol the Commissioners who votea for
that contract would ls presented tu The Court.
That wak the View taken for quite time BY tho
GRAND Jury. Dut certain legal questions have
arisen which make It doubtful 10 thu jurors
ot ths. contract would Iv and therefore
up tu date they have deiertulnr1 mt tu tlnd
any indictment thereon. lad they tcci'lel to
briux lu one on this ground, 1t would haye tn-
fsa SS .ss IL. t. rsn s : y ee"s t.
.2 :2Raso,' & course 9ssn p... a'oPs asss ss
unmentioned, aloug with the Commissioners
who yotcl for his Contraet. There was
had been lall:sel, and It was owing to thl.,
probably, that tue Journal stated With such
conndeass that an indictment had been founa
against hIm for perjury. Although such
Tns Talpuns " unable to see where aoy
ground lay for such charcc; For, i be could
be connected with 2uYthing, II was with the let
thug Of the contract for tha cut.stoae.
tho qucs,ion ot lndsc.lng some, II not al. Of
the Commissioners who voted 1or
TIE ALLOWANCES or EXTRAS TO HARNs,
tho ground then taken being shas IL va. an H.
powers Of the Commissioners; that IL was y
violation ofithe contract made with tho Farmer.
But here, Too, legal questions arose, aud It was
not 70 certain but what the Actioa ln allowing
, 1877-06-17
RFGlh THE DAY WELL,

How fer rcaltxa tho effect OF tic breakfast on
tho hoalth Of the family. A gotal hrcakfast,
with its natural aecommniment Of delicious
coffee, scnds everybody oil to the vartoli" duties
OF the day In admirable spsri,s. Thn ccnten.
NAL steam coIcc-pot Hlu1lc in4Ires this perfect
COLES With it, consequent llca!sl and EinEfccl"
lug. Call ut ~ Clark street aud jMtg.i f1r your.
self of thu perfection Of tts ro1ce. We want
either live ,t,an who will devote s1E El'ta nttcn.
lion To II, OF good hardware alouse. Agents
to tiaye exclusive sale IN such tcrEtafy. C1ll
ns a.idrcss ttnrlos.ng stamp for pattlcularsl X.
], Uarytu 4: Co., II Clark street, chlcaSu.
, 1877-06-17

With view to the accommodation and comfort
Of the!s pstronr. Mcarrs. Pelton 4 romeroy, In
establishing their wsstrooms It No. 152 State
street, haYs 70 arranged them that there are no
tedious staiss TO climb before reaching one Of the
Finest aasnFtment Of pianos in the county. This
effort has been Appreciated hy the public, and the
rooms ase dstiy crowded with vititoss teekthK In.
formation Or tFJlng. tho various inttrnmena c1.
sor o os p.nne ssse wse see"ma &C.
lire to purchase. or lesrn abont pianos.
The hrm ire also the agents for the juttIy cele.
brAted ffazelton upright piano. one Of thc hand.
tonc.t lnttsurnents now on sA1e. lu Its manafac-
ture rigid attention has been pa!d to eyery detail
and In purity or tone and strength and volumc Ii
wnrnn,anshfp II the heat, and this elegant Appear.
arct NJ the piano comments It 10 al! de-trona Of
instrument. II has the purity. the strength. and
the richness a. tho gran and fs fully IT. peer in
appearance. Guests At tho Harcsooms arc loud in
their encominms, and An inspection Of the piano
Will we'll tcpaY Wilt,
, 1877-06-17

4 "road agent" In Texas, sfngle-handcd and
alone, robbed i've atagc-coaches flllcd With pas
scngers In one day. 90 great was the ndm!ra'
ton for Ills bravery, no resistance was offered to
bis deprcdatiou., aud, now that ho Is under
srrcst, tho Grand jury hesitate to inllct so
couraEcOu8 man.
, 1877-06-17

3oFf7d5 C6[va1pdaa7H<7 q tn 7F7A4SE
Nav YoxK, June t4.--The UoMY.tar Curl
eF Company, of this city. have sppolL ted Hal
lock, Holmes d. Co., of your city, Western
agents for their popular Goodyear pocket gym
nasium, health-pulls, etc. The increasing de-
maad for these exercising tubes proves tnat thtJ
arc belag appreciated BY the old and young Of
both .e1es. They should be In s5erJ lo@o !n
, 1877-06-17

AZ tho rate at which things are NOW marching
ID New York, It will not be long before the last
Of the returning Ring thievcs will bc received
At tho Battery by delegation Of distinguished
citizens, torchlight procession, and brass
band playing "11ail to the Thief"
, 1877-06-17

II Gen. GRANT should ever become as hard
up as l,c WAS when his su1c ambition Was side
walk in front Of his ua1cna residence, be will
Ind tho ,casket Of far moro value than tho
"Frcedo1n Of London which 1t contained.
, 1877-06-17

II the solid citizens Of Chicago refuse to 60
bail for tho great indicted, there won't be
QUORUM when the next steal Of "extras" comes
up. Paste this In your hat, yc taxpayers.
, 1877-06-17

In answer to question by "9. b." re state
that 5o0,75 yards in length Of cloth, ~ Inches
vile, is very nearly equal In area to colo
yards In length by 2d.5 inches wide. The mum.
bcrs 500. Is and 60loo arc inseFscly proportional
10 80 and 20.5. The difference between 500. Is
and Go1.o0 Is ILLS; which ID tho quantity In
nn[rnl1 nt,n1tt.
, 1877-06-17

NO TROUBLE 10 COMB YOUR NAH.
Ladies', when ron uso one Of Mrs. Thompson's
new ''S*ratoga wares" don't he fooled with
worthless Uncs that wilt not retain thelr shapc OF
place. Found at No. 910 Wabash avenue only.
, 1877-06-17

THE MuCH.1hLkeD.0F SWIMMING BATHS,
just pitt IN At the Palmer House by Dr. MeChc.-
ney. deserve, a. also do his Turkish. 1sumiau.
electric, and ncdicated vapor Baths. all the praise
bestowed. Entrance, No. ~ Monroe street,
, 1877-06-17

The display Of dowerr on prc1el bou1erard e1.
eeedh In beauty and variety that Of former year..
At tho mort beautiful potnt on the boulevard,
nearly opposite the Coral mound at tho northeast
corner ut Fosty.terenth street. wc notice hAud-
some Milwaukee brick residence for sale 1t tempt
Ing figures. Inquire It No. II Chamber Of Com.
mcfco.
, 1877-06-17

We sre now prepared 10 selt ous 1ats improved
silent aud easy.Eunntng No. machlus % monthly
payments OF tor caah, ~ cheap - anr aFst .elsss
mAehins tn the market. Old m&ehpess taken IN
exchange It Wheeler 4 Wilson oaaee. ass 6s4ts
atYset,
, 1877-06-17

The Ncr Yorkcrs used to talk shout tho
TWEED regime ~ ia carnival Of corruption"
That Carnival want a failure, anyhow.
, 1877-06-17

Aren't You fellows Of the County Board glad
you didn't reduce this Jail d1cta
, 1877-06-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Reep'a Custom Shirts Made TO hfeasufe.-
Very best 9 for 50; no obligation 70 keep xny at
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory, ia
MAdlson.st.
, 1877-06-17

held 1t their Office, No. ITO Ia Sale street. yerter-
daI, the usual 7nhtcrIy dividend of per cent waa
declared, payable on and after juty 10 ne1t
, 1877-06-17
THE TRADERS,

Al ths regular monthly meeting of the Directors
os the TFzde1s' Insurance Company OF Aaas~aty,
, 1877-06-17

THE FRIENDS OF J. l. PlCKARD,
and teachers especially, will aud an excellent pho.
to9rsph Of this gentleman at Copclln's gallery,
northwest corner State mad Madison streets,
, 1877-06-17

Town TAlk--"The Pioneer" plug tobacco.
Each plug hae wood tag. 1t IA now tho fa.or!te.
Everybody likes 1t.
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TIE g.eaief par OF The contests Of tsIis
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as..cles II Hqrgsr's Magea5ne. bgt they
hare beer somewhat revised ara conssd-
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the result is - 1llc author states eaessei
va5-efy o. pictures Of comic aad sat
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v:eg TIE volume Is tncst sapsro 0nf
IA sigle Of b;ading. quality Of paper and
Va icty ui illustrations.
TIE aa.iloy gives sgcc. slens % caFica'
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fact, az is ;islc ;nG.ceses so ali .lmei
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l. Nine is Thinc-Part V.
q A Recent Visit to Montenegro and
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4. An AngIo-lndian Soldier and Novel
list.
8. Rides through Asia.
6. The Political Results OF The War
2. TRANSACTIONS from Heine. By Theo-
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MAILMAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr.. James Barpcg, xhose house was
burned some time ago. has new. neat
and conynie.lt one, almost enclosed, and
it the weather continues luc few days
longer, he will Isyc Il ready for occu-
Fancy.
There arc number of cases Of erysip-
elias around Le.e. but none have been
fatal.
The diphther.a is ra,hcr abating; not
many new cases now; hope il VII not
rage again. soon.
The corn crop is pretty nearly gathered
IA good yield and fair quality fbis year
The schools in WaIfham arc doing fine
]y This term under The able management
of the Misses Ida piiheam and Ida Peck,
two very efficient teachers.
Miss Lemburg is teaching large class
inllrasic, in and around WaItIiam al
though she is blind, and has never seen
ono of her scholars. nor note in music,
yet she is an efficient teacher and is Civ
ing entire satisfaction
A Literary Society has been organized,
and is running at fever heat. The young
people areEcensidcrabiy interested in it,
and If the older Sages do not monopolize
tue time by long and loud speeches, when
they have an opportunity given them, IL
viii be good enterprise, and a profitable
exercise for them. Some OF the young
people are away this winter attending
school In different Institutions Of learn
ing.
While We are blessed with a good com
mon school system, and have the right to
regulate it to suit the convenience of the
different school districts, and make IL
wba. It Is intended to be to all, it does
seem loo bad that there are still enough
members of The School Board who do not
appreciate the blessing tovoic more than
seven months school In the year. II Is
u matter Of consideration whether the
amount Of money invested in school pfop-
crty and The expense of running our Pub
lie Schools, ought not be made do far
more in educating our children than IL
does. They are advanced about 50 far
each Term, and then comes long vaca
1ion, In. which they lose interest in school,
and II requires good part OF the next
terni 10 get fully into the work again. In
sIiis way, very few eyer get far enough
advahced TO enter College classes, with.
<ut spending year Or more in the pre-
paratory department, to acquire what our
common schools should teach them. We
ought 10 have ten months school In
ycar. Pay good wages 10 the teachers,
and secure the services of good ones, fur.
nish them with all The necessary appIi-
anccs TO teach, and think, with only u
small additional expense 10 what il costs
Us now, We can reasonably expect TO see
the young people Of the country. much
farther advanced than at the present rate
we are going II any Of as want 10 give
our children cnIy fair education VIC asc
compelled to scEd them away 10 Univer-
sites and Colleges before they ale pre-
pared for them, or loose very precious
time that ought 70 he spent to good adj
vantage in our Public Schools.
We are not, by any means complaining
about our schools. as they are run this
term at this place, only The terra is 100
short, or else not terms enough. There
ought 70 be some way Of providing rene
dy in the Township Districts. Many Sub.
Directors do not fully appreciate the tvn-
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