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'Only lock Of golden hair"
The maiden, smiling sweetly, said,
AS she laid Il over the back of chair
And went to bed.
, 1877-05-26
TIE BABIES,

An lHCAbAaKD ATTENDANCE.
Tbs crowd at tho Exposition Building yesterday
afternoon, 10 look at the baby show, was by far
thu largest Of any OF tho thrce days. Tho lt.t,o
ONES on exhibition included youngsters ranging
from 10 months to 2 years OLD There
wctc about ciehty.thtco spectmcns,. nl1 chubby,
hearty. and beautiful, according Ia parental tdcas
Fe'hnps The Tribune representative ia biased
bccauSo Of Ills sex, but hn cannot help hut state,
~ . mailer Of truth and Justice, that tho boy
habtes yesterday mado by far tho beat showing.
Nearly nll TINT wero exhibited were beauties, but
tho malo sex wns remarkable for handsome, curly
halred Ehcsuhs, with bright and spasktlux eyes.
The girls, however, had mani. swoet.fcaturcd aud
1narkably homc!y ones among them. They 'wuro
tic exception though, not the rule. The mothers
al Thought their h1hlos pretty. nntl therefore no
hnl tnost solid families.
JohnAy 1lanl kppt tia babies aud mothers In
E0od hunior with aWecs music. secretary lieynoiaa
locked xi.h Os4a,,!nE fsss upon shs .aece's ,of
1t 10 o'clock thu show will open fol the
gruud Aweepstako usIxes, which will 10 3lU0 each
IN guild 70! thu beat boy pnd Risl. Thu ushIb,ts
For TO- day there aro oycr 4Oo cnttIcs including
Thirty pairs u twins. This lady judges llavr 4AI
lhclr hands full. aud a. & o'clock this afternoon
tho ps!zes will bc awarded md paid in gold. In.
aent. viii .sko sssa Zip 'e % iioax snss' Knss
CLina, aud return when the roics bloom again, II
UrdcE 70 avoid tic scowis Of disappointed parents.
Tho reffeshmout stand Of ths &ursusv aud llaif-
charge Of Mfs. Andrews. Tho entlre receipts ~
10 tho benefit OF tho Hume, aud, NJ tho prices az
most reasonable, tho public should not fail to re.
5ssa sassa.., sna thts e,ealnsxiii btins i s
ClO4c. J
, 1877-05-26

make The repeal + lhey thought desirable, With
mnin point Of Tho objection to ths ordinance 10 tho
alleged Injustice OF the assessment, end this
point the Committee II Inclined to bel!cro sound.
The Judiciary Committee met in the Council
Chamber yesterday afternoon, and considered "a
rous matters. Among them wna tho ordinance
preparcd BY Corporation .Counrcl Anthony pro.
slding far eoa1ss Of procedure II tic case e com
tion and discussion tho. latter with Attorney
N!ackcit, In whoRc fAn1a Riordhn, defeated
AfAtrmhnfc Aapiranl in the Seventh Ward. has
placed his Of contest for the seat IN tho Conn
ell which flldseth wants to occupy, the Commit.
tce decided to fccnnmit tho ordinance to tho Couu.
ell. with shs recommendation that i bo referred
10 4 special committee. Aid. 0fibcrs's resolution
calling for rcvison and compilation Of alt tho
laws and ordinances now in forca In the city was
considered. anil M action was taken. tho Com.
!nttce prcfcFrtnG 10 postpone action TIL they had
in9ulred a. TO the probable cost Of the work and
tho possibility Of ohtAlninga competent person at
= reasonat!o eompensatlon; Tho sense Of Tho
Committee was TINT The revision. etc., wAs very
much needcd for general Information, and alan to
hnTc thu city run entirely nnde! one code OF laws.
md not this bEnnch under the old charter, and that
under thu nrw, As IL now tie caEt.
, 1877-05-26

"Afoody's Aneedotea'' ~ has reached liz thirty.
fourth tbou,und.
49,. ,..--.,.-
The reception and opening contemplated by tho
Farrasut Boat Club announced for this Saturday
evening has been postponed, owing to unfsyora-
hlo rss,hor nnt,i nro;.hfx ,,xo, ,-..s. fa,, 49,.
o'' "e"11e4' 1"Hi p'op"o'3 s""S "eeA' 'toA oate'
Ladics having tho decorating Of the soldiers
graves at Calvary Cemetery At heart will confer
q favor on tue low who arc now hard At work by
kand ~ tho sood w wa,I i"s'uo ta''si al" 'ena'os
$50 "
Quarterly meeting services will begin this even
!n0 at the free Methodist Church. corner Of North
Nay and Fulton stscets. Gonducted By tho District
Chairman, Tho Kev. II. y. clntc. Preaching aud
IT U o'clock Sunday ereniug, followed By preach.
Ing.
, 1877-05-26
WISCONSIN JUDICIARY.

bpft7ds Ot&pdsch to TIE TnbuHA
'NAnsoH, Wis.,, May o5.,MaJls 1ass Legislature
passed law authorizing tt4 nByarnor to appolnt a
Commission Of Fiys for thu p1fpose Of .eaistsict.
Ing Tho judicial dlstrIcts OF tGe ssnso There arn
thirteen dssricts at present. Tho work in somo OF
The older districts IA very ]aborious, tho judges
being busy IN the discharge Of their oacial duties
nearly every wcok In tho year, willis IN somo Of
the ne"ly.cFcatcd districts but very lltto work ID
doue. Tho Governor has appointed =. such
cSan cS%m'''i1n f.n.s Q. D. Thsma' ot Pfsi.ie du
Michael dFtlhn Of Eau Claire, J. ". Loscy
q lacrosse. and Henry u. lIar1haw Ut
oshko.h. who Will, as far ~ practicable, evenly
apporton tho aietltcts 70 TINT the work may fail
work, after :he apportIonuont q made. can 10
donc by ten Judges instead Of thIrtccn. ~ now,
snd tho Comm .t!on Will duubt1csa suggest plan
% tho next Legislature by which tho reduction eau
b9 made. and thereby save quite SUI, to tha poo.
no OF the statc. AT tho members Of tho Commits.
s!on are LAWYERS Of recognized ability. two ocfng
nemoeFata add three Republicans. and tho finding
Of tho Commission will 10 fnlt and honorable.
:, This Seats Iournas tonight has ! special from,
Portland, Me-, announcing the election Of thu
Tsn4p!ar Of tho Worlds 0raut Lodge 0f t3ood
Tamp'ass. aud 5tinneapolIs, Minn., selected es
+hs next ,p!scs for holding thu ssssioa OF the
usund Lodge.
, 1877-05-26
CRIMINAL,

The residence Of J. r.. Van Duzcs, 4lQ9 In.
diana avenue, was entered BY burglars Wednesday
night, and about s2o0 worth ot sIlresware, CLOTH
!ng, and money atofcn.
q. Il. simms Il locked up At Central Station
charged with beating Granger, whoso Mans tho
po!leo refuse At present to diralgc out Of small
sum Of money. Search Is bcfug made for tho rest
OF the gang.
4 large copper water.back and tank Il awaiting
an owner ut tho Madison Street Station, It waa
found BY OtccE Oersch In tho possession Of Guorye
and William Harmon, and Ind evidently been
freshly cut out OF somo residence.
Jo,eph Toney, eolossd gentleman Of calelmtn-
Ing ptUcltvlttes. was before ll0yne yesterday
Trsdsrs Nations! Hssk ia va. asld IL his H. o~a ssa
1ecogn!xance Ut $500 to prove bis good character.
Ipss ss ss :, Ths hs % r.: saeHea seHt :t
out of window IN ILL residence IN ihc town of
D1sly injured.
Eatly Wednesday morning tue residence Of Louis
Einie. No. tss5 Archer aseaue, was visited 81
hurglars. who gained entrancs by upeuing rha lock
81 ehns s1 Sa
watch, was carried Of ~ pluHdct.
evening 70 bring mack to th.s city Lpa!sa Il. Han:
isan nas,Sn retetson of NJ ie Ill ssreet Ire .aa ana
then skipped iol psnu.ark. She was headed oil.
howesus. by telegram to Fort wayne.
Nellie Male, Ktsaeh siti, :: =! ths Madison
Gails: sls ss@s % o. viii ia as.y liesn f!o% ass ssi
uncls's housd. Joha Thompson, Of Kosetta, FFc-
=. eoSs sa 5 ~. aF1 nj ut he, Be-,
to connect.
J. II. Anderson. ths Superintendent Of noseh!]l
Csm,stssEy, sy, ~; Ssfoss Aoyes y;.tsrdaY charged
ykioped that the guilty party was hls brother
, 1877-05-26
RIVAL. ttGHTNINGS.


ST. Louis, NO., May a5.-The report sent from
hero BY the Annotated Press claiming that the
suit Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company
against tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph Company
for an Injunction restraining tho defendants from,
constructing 4 limo Of telegraph ason2 the Ms.
souEl fscdc Railroad had been decided In favor OF
tho plnintlfs, was erroneous. Judge Thayes, ID
his decision, while denying tho application Of tho
Atlantic & paclac. Company to At present dissolve
the Temporary injunction previously granted,
doubts whether tho platnt(Ha haze. undor tho law.
Of Missouri. acquired, a. claimed, the exclusive
right to nse for tolcgsaphie puEposos the entire
roadway Of tho Missouri Pacific Hallway, aud IL OF
oplnlon that thu railroad may dsny The
validity Of tho exclusive provisions Of
tho contract. The pfAlntta hasEnp
5ailed to maintain it, claim to exclusive posscssun
Of the defendants right.ot.way for tslcgraphic
purposes BY reason Of tho statutea OF tho State il
only remains to ba determined whethar tho iniunc.
Ten tion ought 70 be continued for no present: Thd
tho two lines can successfully 1ccupy the right.of.
way along ccEtnin portions Of tho road, oYersuies
The motion Of this Atlantic u Pacific Company to
diaAnlrs the Injunction for tho present, and sets
the case down for trial farIrin Juno On portions
Of tho pcnrsJtyanta Ctntral Railroad, It IL s1td
tho two Companie. not only eayo lines on the samo
ine q road, hus. In some tnstAnees hAvc lines %
tllC enfnr polca. : - ~.
, 1877-05-26
The LlsZI ORGAN,

Tho second public exhibition Of tho "L,szt II
organ, recently perfected by the Mason Il Ham,
LII Organ Company, was given at tho now and
elegant establishment Of tho Company, Nos.
2250 aud 2a9 Wabash avenue, yesterday nitcr-
noon. A goodly number Of apprcclatiyo Wis
itors, including prominent clcrgymen, Journal
lists, and others, were In attendance, and wvro
hearty In thBir cueomiums Of Mr. ". l.. Tom
llus' master,y playing and Of the organta Iu,-
nense power, beautiful quality, aud cxtsaorul-
nary carrying capacity Of tone. The orKa., WIS
acknowledged to be remarkable contribution
to the musical fnatrument world, Rnu the acme
Of excellence in everything pertaining to tho a1t
of cablnet.org manufacture: 4
The Chicago branch Of tho Mnson i Ifunlln
0rKan Company Is now fully established Ia ,ts
new business home. It occtplca tho wholo OF
four spacious loorH OF the fna building at the
numbers nalne1, and carries an Immense stock
Of the pccrless Instruments which have given
this Company aucl eminent rcnown throughout
two hcmisphcrcs.
, 1877-05-26
"A LIBERAL DONATION.


Dut few years ago tho plano WAS regarded ~ an
article ds lure, only to bo attained by those who
belonged to what the world calls the wealthy, r..
lned aud arlstoerattc classas. Now It IL regarded
simply an absolutely necessary accompaniment 10
humo life. Without piano no household IL COM
piete. II forms an integral part Of the lares aud
penates. KY1ry plano should possess these three
requtsites-an aFeo, fplt.toncd register, scientiac
and artistic construction, and eheapncss, ,-alwsys
bearing In mind ths hrst two. Thcrs arc so.ca,bsa
cheap ptanos, but these ara dear st Any price.
There arc thousands Of music boxcs which. when
new, well calculated 70 deceive, but thoy pos.
sess no stsyiny Quslitles. and 3 six
month"; wear develops the fact. to tho
modification and disgust Of tas owner,
that they weso simply mads to sell and not 10 be
used IN interpreting tho delicious strains Of
StEAuu walts or sonata by Beethoven, Tbs
MsshuAhek plano meets I'll tho conditions nsmsd,
and u = marvel Vt genius In ereFy wsy, IT. tones
are eleaf full and round, ts Tegster ~ exen ~
can " dspsndsa By tho mott aeate ear, and tn
pus t:sss s.ass + sts.s 1
Iaoi: Tas pIsP.fst!osn e ths vaitou. portion. q
ihs 6aishsr to put thu dncfout pieces Of ths
;Sxsssss .he{ III ~ anass a.
e d. soaslastion 8 s1Paa.ion. whatsvsi
traction aud ezpansioa are Always uniform. Hence
tho instrument will keep longer 10 euns. and wear
better and fouxef, than those which are uads with.
our any teKa.I 10 thsss important scientific cond.
lons. In point Of chespnets ths Msthushsk ds1gs
competition. Tho ground On which the factory
stands valued ~ ~, 800, xnd \ cash bonus Of
q. .OO0 wsss donated % thu Company; aud In I'd.
dttloa. shs pe9plY Of wsss ustsn. BY popular
i tn TO as b"e:;
which IL exempt from taxation and rent, or IL
equivalent, interest on tho money invested In its
than Tho producer who does not enjoy these PRIV.
!lexes. &f. Edwin Howe. : prominent member Of
.hs ComRsny; va 10 III sly tsw d.ys go. With
tsrvisw o. ths mAnGsactule Of ptanos, sad from
, 1877-05-26
TIE CANAL FUND.

Abont tho most tangible thing that was dono in
tho Senate at Springfield during its late session
tho passage of a resolution, prepared and offered
by tho lion. j. G. lIaines, providing thst COM
mittcc of three bc appointed 10 *'inycssignto aud
report" afst tho amount OF money received
by tho City of Chicago fron, tho
Suite under md pursuant Of an act
y force oet- 20, 1871, whereby the lien oi tho
CitT Of chcaEo upon tho revenues Of tho Illinois
Michigan canal was discharged By. paying to tho
provided Ro io.. tbs oneStS. nor noe to ss e3
:aa iap Ss q I'd
inR thc bridges and The public buildings destruy.
81 b te The original ..es second
what buildings have been crected. whc!o located.
and tho cost thcrcof: how much OF said funds ye-
inverted; and thas tho COMMITTEES hare power
to send for persons and papers. and shall make
sSh T. tho s,, Com
This resolution wn passed on the day before ad-
Chairman Senators uondeld anS MaybouPPPps aPpses CON-
poslng tho other two members. Of tho Committee.
scuasof 1ancs arrived In this city the night b..
Tin TnlnuN1 walled upon lin al the Fido,ity
Sa.'nSs Bank TO learn further partealaEs eoncern-
hosavet md bnt short eonyef,atioaa M ia e}d eoa}}a
s e .sss: s sss so &: IT, &, ssSsss
@ sna shovo The sum taken for bridges and public
haildngs, was 70 60 koward dtfFaJinX tho Ok.
penses Ct the police, Fire Department etc. Of thc
city. Till appropriation cotnpoeel the Hro Fund
donated tho City Of Chicago bJ the atate.
Now. tho Committee would llks to know what
bad become OF this fnndt and the city claims that
there y no none, In tho Treasury, anu there Is no
new CoaFt-Houte erected on tho original site.
Homo bridges have not been reconstructed, and ap-
parcnty nothlns tn particular has been dune y tie
Trustees Will receive M Invitation from tho Cum
mttcd to be pfcsent and take part In tho inresti-
CATION. and many prominent city officials will bo
working order.
'rhs reporter inquired OF Mr. Lalncs at whose
tnhtnnee he drafted the resolution, 4nd the Senator
replied that Feveral prominent parties In tho city
hna M urged him rspeetedY during t1o winter to lay
been interested In It, lie drew up tho resolutions
TWO o. three weeks ago aud had Them In readiness
he hai 81 no oppo.tunlty until las. "Wednesday to do
when the COMMITTEES w0nla bG likely to smeot, and
was informed that II would meet soon ns arrange
mcnts cuuld 10 perfected. which would bu la
short Limo. perhaps two or tbree, weeks. Some
members o? the Committee tcalds In the country,
and will havo to be notified,
, 1877-05-26

Tho t,ioi ~ rtto fov ,ho tlt,t,o ~ ,,r.. ~
,,.Ts..5sx - ''' WV ~''''"s VI 'ones 10 ses
Nost Of tho county of1ecs will he closed " rdnca.
av IN cr.h,o Tia sr,,1,vos - .,Ls :, I..n.ss
Wy ~ eus,e '.e ohp'o5es ~ LAKE part IN aceosa'
ing fho soldiers graves.
The work Of boring tho old artcstan well at the
1nsanc Aav1nn Ia n ,rntb NJ . nv, eoat i. ,.,o,taf
70 10 progressing saasfactoftIy.
Application for Judgment against ali persons
do1fr,u.,, r.. 49,. Iii T.. .s -. 1.s.s
sr.,ss." ~. Ass WI. We haoe osioss .osSa
Me!.aee It Two weeks from Monday. or tho 1lth day
VI 'uHc' -"
Commissioner C]cary nnnonuccs that the 11oept-
tai Committee has II la.t succcedei in raftinv Tho
expenses Of tho Hospital down 10 tho lowest u1ss
biz point. "
.......,
:, Notnln9 mas been heard recently or the p!oppsts
, 1877-05-26
SUBURBAN..

Tho Board Of vt,,.so Trustee. held an Irregular
and prolonged meeting Thursday evening. All tho
mcmbcts wefo Present with the execution Of Trus.
'er ~ ner..s. ,.I,. 49,,
INC village Attorney presented q petition. signed
in1 the Board to autha,tze The President to Issue
rnrt,.., ,-tth H.. H. ,,,, -. eon.,.rs, .as..
VIA Saat'es pasnu.. " ,Swes
carried authorizing the President 10 Issue atl such
Contracts.
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