, 1879-02-09

orc guaranteeing in good faith to secure q re-
| i1uct,on Of tie tax on personal property. But
! # should be borne in mind by thu SOUTH
| Town VIA taxuaycrs that the best autbori-
ties say that there +nd IS ok;o@ 90 cause Of '0l
1sdctien saqss because the personal property
| asscsscn IT. a fair cash valuation aud all the
]cgal requirements in the making of the assess"
| ment and the execution OF the WARRANT na4c
| been complied with. AS before salo, tnere cam
| in the opinions Of the best informed be no re-
| Jucticn nor alteration, and until Messrs'
| ReTnolds and Pomeroy show inuubitahlc proofs
| that they arc not frauds aud arc aole TO 90
I exactly what they claim to be able TO co. tnc
( South Town taxpayer will DC on the sale slue
| hv niyiuG them wide bcrtn.
/ THE FIDELITY.
Or. Turpju, Receiver of the Fidelity Savings
| Bank, fled petition yesterday stating that
| he has OF. his hands 1our-storY building known
| as the Fidelity Sayings-Bank Building. forty
| feet front on Randolph street BY seventy lcct
| decp: also another building known as the Safe
Depository: and, third, theatre known a.
| Hoolcy's Theatre, together With tire ground
| on which they stand. lie has not bcen ablc to
sell thcm at private sale, aud thinks they ought
to be sold early in the spring. 50 as to enable
asked leave to advertise for bids for
tile property in all the large cities OF
| the East, as we'll as in Chicago, anu
to employ some expert rcalestate dealer to give
%->'N
to employ an auctionecr, il necessary An
order was accordingly entered authorlzln? the
Receiver, unless objections are fled ln tell DAYS,
to 70 on and advertise lo7 sale the ABOVE build
ings, as he shall think best, aud to sell Them at
public auction at II o'clock a. ~. of Thursday,
April 10, 1879, at tile front door Of the Fidelity
Sayin1s-Bank building. aud also to employ
real-estate dealer to work up such sale, at an
h..,, h,,1;< ~ ~ ,1 S3Sn sarf for thn Safp Dr.
a';t,'.. I o11 saias ~ he made snh
R9slio'c t Mu nn h~ a. tl s' conrt "
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
rrho.o~+ r,h,o, ~ I'm acaaomv of nesipn ia
lne att.scuuo. =! t1 @en%ey IT, .;y,,",ts IT, h'.G5n -
Ia1@cr th'itl e'eI ptiole@ l"c 9ttt'!ss'ts o.5
oiTercd e by >',e Exposition OF Drawing from tic
cAsts Of antique sculpture. AT present the
class is at the Expositjon Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS ali day. 4 class in elementary perspective
is tn he for;ncf, in aout week. With Alr. Car
penter FOR teacher 1ne montlly w mee,'nS 3.u, ol
ins reception is announced for Tuesday MaFsn
Nare9 6 and iavitations viii be Immediately NM y!
Of the Academy is now so hour'shlns
lIae IL Is puollc 9ea1eLI al1 oIs' ,ns ~ hae
pofteo ~ ou5 satzenS: w. o. -. =" n.es Iar
ueen auL'orl1eu w t'e ltus.ees ~ eAn'i ~ 10
a renewal Of annual subscriptions, anu tncfe mere
gre airea"v ao.ue .re}, ue ,n,a" soan r., fnrm
scllee1s' VT r.enI3 no!'es o9o. LII ~ .oi1a,a
s,ass ~ D.coaaLlsc Des' .l' a." ~ - 1o.t,,ra.
luetouueG ~ ~ nai 10y 9a.s,s.a 49, a.,
on taG Ietlons " Iueai u ';o.n ~ ,nst
llsGleu oel"tc tne II a.. a,.,>s",ha!s anI
eP'':' ~, ~ "t1';n; ~ 1"e'se' "4' 1'A
papha "a'A ~ 'n''See'
SUGAR.
The following petition was yesterday sent to
the Hon W;,Iiom A3irit.h.
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rn: ~ ~ yn;fsI Ssn}e*
H",s et,.es ~ rosnctSniv ~ re,resent to vour
our pstttonsts t tGu4 tI; " 9ha
honorable houy to3t ~ promptly taxing up ne M
aa! ~ & su. ~; ;H1. .aI a'I @ m,sH sh
case ac1nuua, sou ~! Ste.tls setse tnI s;h
oi sus;ss oeasts anu o! TO- W.
lnteresss are huM ~; uS lns nISe! o.
u a. te cass nrin 1a sof ~ LUIS w s,nt ~
MATMon' ' Merriam m = ~ = 9 1'aem i1,ao,a
Tn]man q Walxcr Gm1d 4 Brivgs.
". n. 1Ioyr j. Co., Sp1ague Warner s. Co..
]. ". Doane s. Co., John Z: Ncenles,
v. !. 4uan y Coz 3lch1ndleY, Glichflsk d
6. I. Gook - = Co.. 70 70; n .,,.,
Un1ano7 s;h1a. 7,' a. ~: 1so,ri. Re = snnsr .o''
nciT Hur1nct & Fischer Hradshn,: 4 Nait.
Rnies Fay &; Donkey Farwell Miller n Co.
harrington q schmah1, Gray Esothers'
a- L. faso " w. 'onA AiaN'
H. N. GOULD.
The Merchants Exchange, an organization
composed of the wholesale groccrs Of this city,
met yesterday to take action in regard to the
aceease o1 3le lale tlGury ~. uulu, " tne III ~ ~
o. a9nau' hrless - eo.' p'o,nanens ntenaoea "
the E1cnanEe, mr. =. y; 5pFasoe p1es'1t,u@
h1noiey, anu 'ouH honel, N:le appo1n.eu
eomhle@ee 10 usAit appapps;a.e siso'nIions. lsm,
aitet Lou9ultatioa, t41Ge eo'AnA'A~A .''e AoA1o"~
WHEREAS By the wi12 Of I, Diyns pEovi1enee We