, 1877-08-05

: nons o. thca9o- The hdc!tv ana plnck Q,splafe T!
by tbc regiment during the la1e troubles entlte
, | citizens. j. T. TonnEScE, Brig. Gen.
c. Il. FARwELl7
CLINTON BRi0Gs,
i THOMAS LYNCH,
| and Others.
| THE NORTH TOWN BOARD.
A special meeting OF the North Town Boars
] was held Yesterday afternoon at ting Office o
Justice Robinson. Ali the members were pres
cut
The Committee appointed at former meet
ing to inquire what the Towns of West and
South Chicago had allowed clerks Of election,
with view to fixing the compensation OF the
| clerks Of the North Town, reported that The
towns in question had not fixed the clerks pay.
The Committee was continued and ordered to
Obtain list Of the unpaid election clerks Of the
town from the judges, and report to the next
meeting, when the pay will be liked.
I The Committee appointed to report the
amount OF tho outstanding indebtedness OF the
and 57,00D
Ths report was by no means satisfactory, md
Justice Doyle introduced the following, which
| was adopted:
,Resotrea, That the Supervisor and Town Clerk
be instructed 70 report Ut The next meeting Of this
Board ttlc nntises ct at parties holding unpaid
| town ORDERS together with an itemizcd statement
showing the date OF iissuauce OF such orders. the
name OF the purity TO whom issued, and tue amount
Of each osoer, toscrher with the mime Of the
! Supervisor and Town Clerk by whom each order
| WIS Issued.
Assessor Tureman submitted IN account of
| his office expenses, amounting to S14a, anu
called upon tue Board to pay his Deputies the
balance uue them, asggregating $l,E2.34, aud
also the salury Of tue ch1ef clerk, amounting to
| S;i59.Si.
] Justice Doyle moved tnat the Assessors help,
| or such VS. would accept them, be ISSUED town
| orders IN liquidation Of their claims, aud the
! motion prevailed.
| The Board then adjourned for one week.
| D1SAu's "MOosic PRoDuCTER."
| 'Polenics, Poletnics. look hean; 80 huff dat
a cats tail 'iouc o l'ae gwine TO- yo' wild my
n,oosic proiuctcr," said d Madison street DinAil
to little nig buslly grinding t. Home, Sweet
Home" cut OF diminut,ye cat. '''pears like
hrah my rnuddcr's voice." soliloquized Polcm-
les, as lle gave the cats tail another twist.
sPoiemies, 10 yo' heah. Polcmics, Use comm
now, sartiu,n and Diuah snatched slipper from
hrr foot that smclled like the foot of agcs.
Yah, Yah, old mudder, yo's no got nuT Loco
motive in dose big BLACK peralnerlators o. yo's
to cotch dis Fifteenth 'mendment." "Polem-
lie lcastest sQueak.'' "Hcah her now, old mud
der, sound like big white angel singiu'," and
r,ssy's tail was il another knot "PoIemics,
heah go's. Dc Lo'l hab mercy on dat chile Ii
Icotch him. Dat should ebber be disgenerat-
I'd BY my unfllyul outspring. LUX out dar now.
nar's bout to be riot in Atriky. DeWa' o.
llank cartridges an' unyun brett, TO- Use comln''
chuck full O. wa'hoop an' outraged iu' u'uccnce,'' u
Dinah's ''1noosIc producter " was playing ''Out
cf Bondage" on tha: part Of Polenic's person
where is Ind the flag OF truce.
: 0sGoOD VS.. THE PROTECTION.
Dr.. Osgood, who recently sued the Protection
Lille for S. 00o and succeeded III winning his suit
was before the Grand Jury Friday and Saturday,
accompanied by his attorney,. MIR. C. Al. Hardy,
and formidable pile ol papers, for tnc
purpose Of securing ;>,ti the Indictment Q, Maj
dent Of the Protection. On the first day they
got there TOO late to be heard, aud they were
equally unfortunate yesterday, for tic Grand
Jury was 50 near the close o1 its session that
ectu,ent had any been found. The charge
which these gentlemen intended pre-
1erring against tue officers Of the
Company was one, OF. perjury, the
allegation being that the various statements
which have been made to the Insurance Depart
fneut Of Illinois tor sevcra! years buck, and
which purport to be sworn to by these gentle ]
men, ere false from beginning to end, from
taptal STOCK to liabilities. The matter will be
brought before the next Grand Jury.
II. O. sroNE's WILL.
The will OF the late f. U. Stone WAS filed and !
admitted to probate in the County Court yes |
teTday. 1t named George Ii. Pullman, C.. n. |
us executors aud trustees. MIR. Pullman |
was absent aud Mr.. Henderson declined !
TO act, OIL account Of his business engagements, !
aud lettcrs were issued to Mrs. Stone. The |
/
and Henderson anc Mrs. Stone as executors |
aud trustees, all his property, with power to
eell, mortgage, Or lease the same as III their !
judgment shall seem best It directs then, to |
pay the debts OF the estate, aud gives them !!
power to sell property, it necessary, to do SO.
1t gives the use Of his residence aud the proper
~ therein to his wife and family, and directs the
trustees to set apart and pay quarterly to Mrs.
Stone amount sufficient to supper. her falni-
ly and educate her children. It directs that !
,cacl Of Lis children shall have liberal educa-
:tion, The property is thus to be held during the /
lifctime OF Mrs Stone, when the part belonging
1c thu sous is to be CONVEYED to them, anu the I
amount belonging to the daughters is to be in-
vested tur tEelr benefit Tic property covered !
BY the will consists almost wholly vi real estate
and is inventoried at s2.590O0 Dcceased's heirs
have other property heretofore decided valued at
$500, ,u00, and the income Of the estate Is csti-
mated to be about $30,OO year.
PERSONAL.
Dr.. J, s. Mitchell has returned after months
vacation at Nantucket.
Mrs. DR.. McChcsney and little daughter are
enjoying the summer weeks at Geneva Lake.
Deputy Postmaster c. F. Klcngc, Of Dayen-
port, is ut the Commercial with his young bride
The Hon. A. Caldwell, United Statcs Senator
from Learenworth, han., IS at the Grand Pa
citc.
Maj. Lucicn Eaton, Register Of Bapkruptcv,
St. Louis, No., is registered at the fremont
House.
Col John B. Drake, OF the Grand Pacific
Hotel, has gone to Waukesha, Wis, to join hls
family.
!. Mrs. George ". Burneston aud family, Of
Kosk Island, are visiting Mrs. K. Cherry, South
Englewood.
Until tall Mrs. Evcrard q. Coleman remains
:hc guest Of ler tather, George Washington
Holmes, Esq, OF 1onia, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Wakeman, OF St. Caro-
iue's Court Hotel, returned last week from q |
orutracted sojourn on the Hudson.
TYLER B. Gaslill, Of the Grand Pacific Hotel,
stlo las tlcen spending some two months in the
east, las returuet much improved In health !
md spirits. |
Col f. T. Parker, Public Administrator, New |
)rleans, La, is stopping ut the Palmer House
9e reports everything quiet down there, and |
1ov. 49cho'ls experiencing no trouble in ad-
llis olicc.
Mr. E: c. Sanford, Cashier for Field, Letter & =
%, and member Of the "Schubert Duartette .
club,' has taken rest from his ar1luous duties
nd gone to visit the scenes Of his childhood y :
IL anu around Sterling, I'll.
Ex-Gov. William Pitt Kellogg, OF Louisiana
eturned to the Grand Pacific Hotel Yesterday
rom New York. He expressed considerable
at the fact that two Of the |
outhern States were compelled to clll c
Or Federal assistance as soon ns y
[ouole broke out within their borders.