Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1872, Page 3

OCTOBER 30, 1872. ROBBERS ARRESTED. Bow $52,400 in Crrency, Kotes, Compons and Jewelry wre Stolen from the Nortiwestern Depot. - 38 Robbers Apprehended, and Nearly All the Property Recovered. eout six weeks 230 & wealthy gentleman _ted G. A. Austin, while passing through this cityon his way from Burlington, V., to Minne- apolis, Minn., wes robbed of a valise containing soven watches, notes, deeds, and mortgages smopnting to 580,000, $1,800 in currency, and £600 in coupons of Minnesota railroad bonds. The robbery was committed at the Galens Depoty on North Wells street, and was reported without delay to the polico suthorities. Dotectives were placed at work upon the case, and in o few days 5 man named John Peters was arrested * while endeavoring to dispose of some of the watches to & pewnbroker. Te wns induced to tell where the other watches were, and what had become of the pa- *me-s and money which the valiso contained. ‘The notes, deeds, and mortgages were recovered and returmed to the owner, but the money and coupors conld not be found. From the infor- mation obtained from Peters by the detectives, it appeerod that Lo had a partner in the robbery, nemed Fred. W. Nation. This man carriod off the valise, and was_tho first to examino its contents, | He appropristed the currency and conpons, ond left the watches snd ofher papers to Peters, and then fled thocity. IIo Sas not followed, bub the officers kept track of his movements through Canads and scme of the Middle States, feeling confi- deni that he would return'to this city a8 soon as ho imagined that the robbery. had been forgot- ton. Ho appears fo have arrived at this conclu- eiom recantiy, ss ho was observed by Detective Elliott on State street yestordsy, and taken into custody. He is now conflned at the Central Sta- $ion, and will be broaght up for trial as soon as Petera' case hes been dispozed of, The latter is in j2il awsiting the actionof the Criminal Court. Nation and Peters were not known to the police 25 the.ves of consoquence, and it is probablo that the eme for which thoy ar zhont o' suffer punishment was tho first 'bidg job with which they were connect- ed.. ~ Nation has filled a Tesponsible position in Tezewcll's tobacco manufactory, in this city, Dut he swindled the house out of a large amount of money. He was arrested for this crimo by Dotective Ellis, about seven months ago, settled the matter up in some way, and since then has Goubtless been actively exércising his dishonest ¥its. He sppears to be & young men of consid- erable respectability and intelligence, and is s rapid and fuent tallier when he feels disposed toconverse. He declines to say anything about the robbery of Alr. Austin. - THE LAW COURTS. NOTES OF INTEREST. An slmost incredible statement is mede in & bill, yesterday fled in the Circuit Court, in hich one Jumes Kernan charges William H. Eisson, attorney-at-law, of this city, with having taken advantage of his being drunk, to obtain his signature to a note for $100, of which ko only received §3, secured on_ Lot No. 5, in Xer- nan’s Subdivi-ion of Lot 1, Block , Rockwell's Eubdivision of the northeast quarter of Section 13, Township 39, which lot, Sisson aflirms, was absolately assigned to him, snd refuses to reconvey to the petitioner. Petitioner further slleges that he gave a note for S300 to William TLoab, secared on Lot-6 of the same block, which e *ailed to pay; and that the lot has been sold by enid Losb for §500. He therefore proya that tho pereons named be made parties to the suit, that an sccount bo taken of the tremsactions complainod of ; thet Loeb be restrained from Faying the belance to any one othor then the Jefitioner, and that Sisson bo restrained from ecciving such money, or esling with the prop- ety inany way. The petitioner seys he is Soung and inexperienced, ond & druniard, all of 3vich ia robably true; he also says that the o mctowere confederates in & scheme to rob L5, and that they sre no better than thieves, whith he will soon be called apon to prove. 'BANEBUPTCY NOTES. : The Batavis Paper Mspufacturing Company, of Batavia, in the County of Kene, petition the Conrt for the bankrnptey of the News Printing Gompeny, slleging for cense stoppage of com- Tmsrcial paper given in favor of petitioner fo the “xtont of £2,083.80; a mortgage of oue print- §og press and engine, types,and printing matert RS Crrus MecCormick, dated the 5th day of Oitober, with power of sale; and mortgage of 2 two-cylinder printing press, boilers, types, famiture, subscriptions, advertising, good will 2nd all it§ property and interests to herles S. Tavis, which mortgages, it is cbarged, were ‘iven to hinder, defest, and delsy the operation o1 the bankruptcy sct. = Sweet, Dempster & Co. yesterday petitioned for the bankruptcy of Er-st Brandf, of No. 133 Iilwaukes avenus, A number of acts of bank- Tapey ave slleged, the principsl of which ore Hiist, while insolvent, debtor sold off his stock to Geband- croditors, for $700; that he has con- Soalod his property end_endesvored to prevent $i5 creditors learning the state of his affairs, ospecially a3 to the ownership of the houso in $3B%h he did business, which is alleged to be his roperty. T _)fe:;xi. Jafray & Co., dry goods dealers, on the 29th inst., petitioned for the bantuptey of William Reid. The papers were suppressed antil yesterday. They potitioned on two unpaid Rotes, for §1,811.99 and $2,059.26, which were Fecared by mortgege on a property the value of “bich was not suficient to meet the debt. They Siso allege that debtor is selling off his stock to pay ofher creditors, The usual werant was Esé‘:g‘ H. Laflin, igional assi; in the o H. , provisionsl assignee estato of Pettibone. & Flyan, antrupts, was Jesterday allowed by the Court to sccept an offer Jor the disposal of the lease of Nos. 285, 288, and 930 Fifth avenue, for 3 bonus of $250, the buyer taking all lisbilities and liens thereon: hanahan & West yesterday filed 2 denial of pankruptcy. Both Shanshan and West were ar- rested, 55 stated in yesterdsy's TRIBUNE, bub West obtained bail in the afternoon, and is now ut liberty. ‘A TMPORTANT QUESTION RAISED. The question is raised whether a debt, for puilding materiel and labor, is o lien on land in preferencato a trust deed exceated previously to Ihe execution of the worlk, and during the time the work was going on. John M. Steyens, brick- mason snd contractor, petitions the Circuit Court_for_such o lien against tho %ropn}'ky of the Balbach Smelting and Refining Company in the town of Lake. He gvers in his bill. of complaint that Lawson 8. Warner, Belden F. Culver, and A Ring, who represented thomselves respec- Tively o be_Secrotary, President, and General Buperintendent of the Compeny, were parties who entergk:lnix?at& a co:xtrx:]:,t méhfll‘xm} for th? supply of building materiel, an e laying of P Yor the Company, in the Town of Lake, on Savtsin lands of which Warner represented the Gompany to bo the owner in fee simple. In ac- ‘cordance with such contract he proceeded to erect such buildings, on which _the balance now claimed remains unpaid. He affirma that, on the 34 of December, said Warner, well knowing of ‘petitioner’s lien, executed a trust deed of the roperty to John Baldsvin, for the use of Robert E’{Falter; end he claims a preferentizl lien, and that the Xropnrty ‘be sold, in defanlt of pay- ‘ment of the debt. 1 ETATE INSURANCE COMPANY. In the matter of the Stato Insurance Compa- n, on the appeal of the petitioners Ring, Iale, 2d others, from the decision of Judge Floagett Aiemissing the petition praying that Treasuror Smith be_ compelled to pay to the creditors £512,000, on the ground that he had paid S157,- 000, thbs came bofore Judge Drummond, in the District Court, yesterday, Counsel for the defendant, Smith, argued at considera- Plo lemgth, snd raised the point that a creditor was not competent to ap- Pesl from the_decision of Judge Blodgett, =nd that the Judge had discretionary power in Fach cases, and counsel for the prosecution took p thess points and argued them throughout the whole of ihe dey. The arguments on the merits diffe in 0o material particular from “those publishedin full in Tae TRIBUNE at & formor stage of the proccedings. ANSCELLANEOUS. fThe Jearned counsel for & certain suitor in the Gircuit Court, who_entered action in replevin, esterday, managed to get ap & queer kind of ventory, in which the following items appear: €43 Jounch, prasa fasetts, knifes, sheelfings, gas Sictures, cloack, {E‘mtsnve oisters,” and go iorth. One would gay that Carl Pretzel has been the O Eatiowing mere th a o following were the euppressed cases in the Circnit Court_on ]VednesgAy : 47041 H, Huaf v, R, O. Parvin: attachment for debt; ¢ v. Comelius 0'Cal- 4,705 Margate), Mdant in tho latter Captain of preventive £292.90. Taghan ; divorce. TL3 cae s tho well mova ‘police. Al the Common Law well 4 o B o aily, the i new ly, come Judges, as oecupted d s tion ul the time. it € tizens: lay busilns ‘s, conECYUL d-still. 7 d?oos%pf B rsovitob, charged with murder, wes ‘brought up for trisl, 8¢ the Criminal Court, yes- terday, T 3 till December 9 on afiida- Rt for & short time only, yoster- aé?,‘%%’m‘é Fampleted the call for the October term. . sentence-day in the Criminal Court, ‘and the jury will be diacharged for the term. g onor Judgo Porter will sit for & short time, this morning, tohear motions. "o November term in the Supreme Court commences on Monday next THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. [Judge Drummond.} In the matter of the State Insurunce Company ; the Tition of King et al., for tho payment by Smith, ‘veasurer, of the sum of $512,000, less 157,000, on re- iew. Arguments were heard, and the case continued. BanxBUPTCY—{Judge Blodgets). 2,133—James Baxter } Hons ao filed in 10 days., 2,134—Thomas O'Donovan; Same. 2130~ Wiiliam Reid,entered rule to show cause, eturnable Nov. 9, 2,113—John E, Pettibone et al; or- Ter to sell lease, 2,142—Ernst Brandt; issued rule and injunction, 2,141 Chicago News Printing Company ¢ isued rule returnable Nov. 9, 2,130—Sianshan and West ; bail of $3,000 by himsclf and mother for ap- pearanice of West approved. 2,03—Reuben Wood metiontopey Judgment liens postponed until this NEW BANEDUPTS. 2,130—(suppressed for_scrvice on_tho 20th of Oct.) Willium Reld, on the petition of E.S. Jaffrey & Co. 2,141—Chicago Aeus Printing Company, on the peti- Honof the Batavis Paper Manufacturing Company. 2140~Ernst Brandt, on ‘the petition of Sweet, Detwp~ ster & Co. THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. crascEry—[Judge Blodgetl]. 73— Manufacturers’ Bank v. Von Hollen 3 amend bill, 75¢—Same complainant v, Jobn We pan 3 leave to amend ! NEW SUITS, 10,657—Horace Brown and Chas. Sabin ¥e Clothes-Pin _ Company, W. H. 0O ngton, A, Tuloott, snd Hemry . Siockion: for injunction in a patent; Goodwin, ‘Lar- ned'& Towle, attorneys, 10,658—Geo. W. Ferris v. Samuel E. Miner and Robert 31. Woo mukfi.w“ H C. M. Harris, attorner. 10,050—Fourth National Sunky. Goorgs Von Hollen ; bill torestrain the col- Toetion of {ases on stock, 1,050—Ssme V. John W, Eapyan s samo; Mattocks & Yason, altorneys iu botlh Buits, leave to Tap- Rockford W. - THE SUPERIOR COURT. yaw—[Judge Porler). 1,004—Garrison v, Barnett ; verdict for plaintiff; @athages, $140, and motion by defendant for new trisl, . N, 10— Kirchoff v. Jochem ; leave to plaint & 2io polition, znla—anrbin fo file petition, sud ordered swmons. o fovily ; on motion of plaintiff, garpishee proceed- Tage Qisaalseed at plaintis costs, 2,657—Jacobs Reorson: appeal gismisscd ‘ot defondsnts = costs 3 YobGidman v. Breck; dismissed by plaintiffs at= toruey. [omaxcERy—Judge Garyl. £25—Dash v. Boud ; op motion of complainant in comspill rule on defendants in_cross-bill, Bush aud Sarvin, to answer cross-bill in 30 daye. 4Ta—Scles ¥ Gupe; desth of Gindelo suggested suit late %410 lun - hearing and decree for plaintifly Wil costs 3 Ghge. 720—Covkov. King; decree confirming title. Si7—taliday v. Hallidey ; dismissed by compluiunat’s solicitors, * SEW SUITS. 41,109—Wolt v. Butters et al; appesl. 41110— Kirchoff Brothers & Company, for use of John Keller, T Joseph Jochems; petition for Testoration of judg- Tncnt for §$340.82; Johnstono & Rogers, attorneye, 41,111 —Bwing v. Carpenter; appeal. _ 41,112—Michucl SMcTvern; appeal. 41,113—Finnessy v, Powers; ap- 11,114—Reigin Pricuer, alias Richard Prior, v.. Eophia riour, divorce; adultery. 41,115—Chester B. Rushmore v. Robert Henderson; appeal. 41,116— Tuilip Goldman v, Eleazar Butler; sssumpsit $5003 i 1, Sackett & Bean, uitorneys, 41,117—Jumes ¢ Decker; divorce, THE CIRCUIT COLRT. Taw—[Judgz Roge G. . 4,672.—Little v. Futler ; on motion of defend- ant, order restoring judgment set aside, and execution ordired returned. 745—Giadding v, Geary, personal Service, default, and judgment for $536,50. ~81—Smith & Doran ; leavé to defendant to withdraw motion to ismits complaint, and motion of plaintiff for rule on Jefondat to give additional bond allowed, and rule on Jefendant for bond of $1,200 in five dave, 1,031 Bergmen v. Meyers; fule on defendints to fillo pew bond by the 10(h instant. G. N. 4,648~ John v. Nispel; rulo on defendant ‘Hle mew bond by Saturday next in the sum of £300, or fhow cause. 486—Herrington Y. Dearborn; time to Gefendant to rejoin extended ten days. S3l—Durn- Stein v. Hunerbein; suit dismissed by plaintifl’s ttor- ey for want of jurisdiction. 485—Jolier Bteel aud Tron Company v. Field; jury gain called; plaintil fakes mon.suit, end disnissed at plaintiils costa, £09-—Post Printing Company v. Blenis ; suit dismissed at pluintiff’s coste, on cell, for want of prosecution. [Judge Looth.) 1,818—Germer v. Germer; dismissed by plaintiff’s attorney. 2 caaxcens—{Judge Williams). @.XN. 4,552—Byan v. Franklin Bunk of Chicago; yule on defendant to pay 100 solicitors’ fees, on Aon- ay or ohow cause. Gi—Harper et al. v, Haddock et al, Mattocks & Mason enter appearance of John De Koven, administrator, 612—Prins v. Juterschanl, et ol; demurrer fo bill overruled,ard ten daysto Plead snswer or domur. 45i—3furphy v. Murphy et D3 pereonal service of defendants; decree restored according to prayer of ?fldfln. [Judge Faricell.] 290—Joseph v. Juliet AL Fox; complsinant to piy 430 couneel’s fees by Nov. 10; cause set for hearing Nov. 15, 542—McPherson, administrator, Y. Picte- Diirgh & Fort Wayue Bailrcsd Company ; leave o de- ol 4,01— Goodrich v. Lincoln; leave to complainant to amend Bill; demurrer overriled pro forma, and lesve to an- swer Instanter. FEW 3 4, 716—Patrick F. Mcdahon v. W, T. Ball; caso, 1,800 ; E, G. Asay, attorney, 4,717—John 1L Stevens ¥ Balbach Smelting and Refining Jompany; mechanic’s Tien on the Company's property, in the Town of Lake, for balance on account, amounting to_$2,768.25 ; Nich olos, Mckindley & Morrison. 4,718—James P Lillio v. Qudrew Wilson ; replevin on No, 210 Milwaukee sve- ‘e ; Mathew Marx, attoruey. 4,719—Mliton ¥, Abboy 7 Lomer, Heineman & Co, ; nseumpsit, $1,200; John 3. Showalter, attorney. (The followingare appesls : 4750 —Slowesn v. Sullivan, 4,721—Hambrecht v, Mi- thews, 4,723—Aronheimer v, Burke. 4,72—Brennan et 31 v Maguire, 4,724—Tyson v.Dyer. ¢,725—ELis v. Fin- Duican, 4726 Trustees of tbe First Baptist Church 3. Republic Insurance CompaDy: sit, §5,000 3 Fentloy, Ullman & Ives, attorness. 4,727 —joln Co Rliode s, Ztna Insurance Company of Hartford; bill %o compel the Company to execute & policy on his Louse, No. 497 North street, which wes destroyed by fiio October fire, they having contracted to do 8o on the 4¢h of October, 1871, but afterwards refused; Bar- ber & Lacknor, at{orneys, 4,728—Fletcher v. Woodruff etat.; sppeal. 4,729—Hubbie v. Willisms etal; op. Peal.” 4780—James Vernon v. Wm, H. Sissons snd {¥mn. Lodv; bill for the re-conveyance of certain lands. THE COUNTY COURT. [Judge Wallace.] grant of administration o widow § itholas Schneider et al., Tinors ; order Georgo Fuck:s ‘bond $3,000. K on nTorestore fles by tho1ith inst. Ticime ; same order. Eobert 8. Gellawny ; same b e 31ty inat, Chasles Steel ; claim_of Jno. Garri oS L. Caihers dismissed,” Set Sheldon, Jz.; claim R orvey, Anthony & Galt dismissed, Jobn Thomp- ‘of gohn Parker dismissed ; leave to Jonss o irohn Parker fo amend cluims. 4, G. Wilder ; laim of W, G. White dismnissed. Hy. Wol Claims of Wremon & Thiele allowed, Elizabeth E. Sorion s claim of E. Eldridge & Tourtclotte allowed ; B btcCelland nppointed to defend estate. Thos, Jieagher; citation on administratrix to reatoro files, e fow cause, by the 18th inst, EffoA.Ingles; O adinnship tomother ;_bond of 1,000, James Mc: (dinns alloved. Regina Fred- "t administration to Gustave M. S hiieben ; bond $450. Adolph Geilfuss ; fetier Y o hainistration to widow bond, $7,000, approved. o enning ; order fo try slleged insanity at O o 7 L bona o S.aL order on an {0 pay moneys in his bond to E. e S eount and Inventory approved, Alexander Goodselis - game order. Georgo K. Ammermun; Gt ncoount approved. Demase Lamourenx Pond of administration for 2,400, THE CRIMINAL COURT. [Judge Tree.) 268—Toseph Erzezovitch, murder; continued on affidanit of defendant to December ferm, for want of itnesses, nd get for trial by sgrecment for Dec, & J93Jonn Jordsn ; larceny from person; verdich ty and ander age ; sentenced to one year in the Touse of Correction. THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. YESTERDAY'S BUSISESS. OrrawA, TiL, Oct. 31.—The case against ho pro; prictor and editor of the-Chicago Evening Journal will T takon up on the coming in of the Supreme Oourt fo-morrow morning at 9 o'clock. Tho Attorney Gea- eral is here, and is prepared to make an argument, "On the same day 3r. Rice, of this city, will petition to bave one Murty Moriarty, s saloon-keeper of Pontiae, in Livingston County, released on s writ of Jiabeas ‘corpus. Moriarty is confined in the jail of Livingston County on charges conpected with the Liquorlaw. It was proven that he had eold thirty. oné drinks, and for 5o doing was sent to_jail for 310 Qdays. This is the second case beforo the courtin- fended to test the validity of the recent legislation on oz question. ‘Nothing Liss sot Jeaked out as to the Chicago mur- e cuses. Tho Court hna them under consideration, nd, as it is Teasonably certain that en adjournment to ‘the’term in course will be had next weck, we may look for the settlement of these cases any dzy. —_— More New Buildings—The ‘“Land-Owner” and its Enterprise. In thelr ssne for November, the publishers of that ever-popular journal, the Land-Owner, iave secmingly outdone all their past efforts to Tepresent the growth of Chicago. Its engravings are superbly executed, and. ita lotter-press is a marvel of perfect typography. The new Lake Shoro & Michigan Southern Depot 15 illus- trated by o mammoth four-page plate, supplemented by four of the other depois slong the lino of the road, Our great menufscturing interests are set be dismissed, unless objec-" forth by s doublepage engraving of the Jorks of Meesrs, Crerar, Adams & Co,, and tho Un- Jon Brats Company. The magnificcnt new building of the American-Merchants’ Union Express Company ‘o of the supplement, and the Bowed ings of tho Rolbins’ estate, and s eues iferent purts of the cify and the Wen, muke U s te most entortaiuing of numbers,.. The Lo jor bits workl ith Wuy .10 & great suceess, oud ab Prmeuse circulation ol over the world. ® It Lss dome fthis houestly, without stealing shy- body'e. brains, and fhis ‘success it will maintain. On the 10th nst., the publishers will romove to thelz new offices, soutbeust corner of Clark snd Monroo Biveets, where they will have one of the finest sppoint- ed publishing houses in America. Tho great Ausivar: Sy T00k, & One Yeur from the Fire " hus renclied s 5ala of nearly 100,000 copies, and 1 still selitn thousand copies were retailed by ome n New York Gity and the ‘demand s0ems ice 75 cents per copy. The November oby of the Land-Owner 13 Teady this morning, and for sale by oll newsmen. Subscription $1 por year, ; THE CITY IN BRIEF. Eversthing. men meets an acquaintance on tho Whena n ntanco ho salutation i, ** How's your strect now, horses " The noon prayer-meeting in the Tirst Congre- gAfia?‘ al CE\EC!IF, {o-morrow, will be led by %h— jor D. W. Whittle. oral offices of the Chicago West Di- Sho gonort, Gompuny linve Leen zemoved o Nos. 56 and 53 Soul MHalsted street. s, G. 0, Barnes, of Kentucky, will preach in iorih Side Tabernacle, cormer of Ontario the North Wells streets, this ovening. . Hon. E. B. Washburhe, United States- Minis- ter to France, arrived In the city yesterday b iz, and is & guest of the Tremont House. Messrs. Goodwin & Pasco feel confident that the - tna Insurance- Company, of. Hartford, Coun., has 1o intention of supplanting them as its Western agents. - «How's the Epenoozy morning?" _*Tho Epihi but I tiink the equine with the hippo-malaria.” «Potroloum V. Nasby” will deliver the next Jecture in the South Sice course, provided tho eloction of Grealey docs 1ot e tho effect of silencing him. On Wednesday ovening 5 Alston, a prominent young business man of this city, was married to Mise Nellie P. Lyon, daugh- tor bf Mr. George W. Lyon. 'The ceremony Was performed by Rev. A. E. Kittredge. 5 Mrs. L. B. Chondler, a reformer of some prominence in Massachusetts, will address & meeting of ladies at 8 o'clock to-morrow after- noon, in the paslors of Mrs. J. . Loomis, No. 1296 ‘Wabash avenue. Her subject will be, i The Need of Moral Education.” . A man named Willism Van Devos was arrest- ed in this. city yesterday, by Detectivo Elliott, on a requisition from tho Governor of the State of New York.. Ho is charged with having com- milted perjury and larceny in the town of Tort Plain, Now York. Sheriff Wagner, of the latter ‘place, took him back last evening. Botwoon 6 and 7 o'clock on Wednesday even- ing, the infant son of Thomas Healey, residing at Ko, 94 West Clicago avenue, was seriously burmell while sleeping in » cradle. The accident was caused by children playiug with matches. 'j].’hg child, it 15 feared, cannot survive the in- uries. Yesterday Detective Simmons arrested s man named Jobn Kunz on & warrant sworn ont by Nirs. Nowak, of No. 303 North Wells, who chargos Thim with hoving swindled hor with a counterfeit £50 bill. Bho is positive that he is the man. Kunz was takien before United Btates Commis- sioner Hoyno for examination, but the caso was ‘postponed until this afternoon, to sdmit of the Production of witnesses for the defence. A young mechanic, named Alfred A. Baer, employed on_McCormick's building, on Kinzie Rtreet, noar Clark, fell from o scaffolding 45 feot Tigh, at 2 o'clock ‘yesterday afternoon, and wag .dshgerousty_ injured internally. 1is’ recovery $a considored doubtful by Dr. Henrotin, who was talled to sttend bim. Baer boards at No. 475 North Wells strect. This is the second serious accident that Lias oceurred in McCormick's build- ing since its commencement. A man who hiad but littlo business on hand, vesterday, mado the following compilation of ferms uscd by the Eastern pross in their efforts to Tet their renders know that the horso disease isabout: “ Hippozymosis,” ““Epiluppy,” *The Epizootic,” 'Ll Lguine Epizootic,” ¢ Lpi- damic Catarrh,” * The Horso Distemper,” “Hip- omataris,” * The Horse Epidemie,” “The Horue pestilence,” “ The Horse Plague,” * The Equine Epidemic,” “The Horse Influenza” Tquine Plague,” “ The Equine Calamity,” * The ‘Atilicted Horses,” etc., efc. Thoe Board of Public Works is prepering an outline plan of tho new Court House for the use of architects in preparing their plans and speci- fications, The amount of room necessary for the county hes boen determined upon, and, when tho Board Las completed its labors,” srchitects Sl be invited throwgh the press to submit their plans. The building is to cover the entiro P quere, and stand twonty fest back from the stroet. Itis to have an inner court. down_ your way this opy is falrly under way, stemper Will run oub Inst, Mr. David G. A Superb Collection of Oil Paintings. Our art-loving eitizens have ot last on opportunity of seeing ond purchasing fine ofl-paintings, such us has Tot ocourred in this city since the great fire. On Thursday sfternoon, Nov. 1, ot half-past 2 o'clock, Wim. A. Butiers & Co, will offer at the store No. 288 State street, near the corner of Van Buren, a collection mado by Alex. Von Wendt, Esq., who has taken grest pains to mako selections from th obest gulleries in Furope, of which this s one of the finest ever. seca in the West, On the catalogua are tho pames of many distinguished artists. Among them will be found Feldbicter, Reiphardt, Eliilson, Ward, Gsuvernan, Asmberg, Guyp, Weverman, aud many otliers knovn to fame. S Hoppy Moments of Chasles I, at Windsor,” {5s suporb piecs, showing the stern old castle with its {o5-Dung tower sud wooded parks, 80 dear to the lover A copy of Corregio's Truth " laa ! iotiag that rarely inds its way to America, The pil- g6 of ‘tho Monnstery of Santa Clara by tho troopa of $15% prodigal Wolfenstein brings ono back to me a1 ays, &nd we read agun {he history of the Lord of Tho ola. caatle, which Furopean travelers journey to Proguo o see. ‘This ploture, by Wevermag, s oo of Tho gems of the collection; Another, “Cromwells Catup Toady for Battle,”is by the sume artist, All fhieas puintings aro sot in gold frames, which will bo o ith them, . All who love fine arfs ore fnvited to B nine this collection, which will be on exhibition Saeccel days, . They will find it all, and more, than stated, The Horse-Disease. As the horse epldemic has made its appesranco here, {he freo use of the * New Disinfectant Bromo Chlo- ralum 7 is urged. It ia recommended because it has Deen used successtully in other cities, Particular at- fention is called to Buffalo, Toronto, Montreal, and Detroit, where, by the timely uso of this asticle, the Qisease ba nbated, and is almost extinct, Masaets & BURDEL, Exchange Stable; "No. 15 North Bitzhugh stres ‘RoOHESTEE, N. Y., Oct. 6, s, Goozp': We have used Bromo-Chloralum in our siable, and attributo the present good condition of ‘our horsed to tho uso of . & i D & BguoeL. UEEK'S BTAD! S TRATFORD, ONT., s B et, 24, 1872: '} 3.8, Goup: Send mo six boxes of your Bromo- Chlorslum, for it is the only thing that {8 ssving our RI0RATD horses, MAYLORD. 43 pett Agent Tilden & Co.¢ Yo Bromo-Ghloralum, more than o auy other one ‘medicine, belongs the credit of the abatementof the ‘horse diseage in Buffalo, _ W. LARRARACK &Co., Wholesale Druggists, Buffalo, N. ¥. The disinfectant s for falo by all druggists, —_—————— To Horse Owners. Mr. H. Howard, lately from Toronto, Ganads, where the horse epidemic first broke out, hoa been persuaded by many of the leading horsemen of Chicago to tem- porarily cstablish himself in this city, Mr, Hownrd is s Well kmown owner of some of the finest stock in Ganada, and has witnessed and treated numberless cases with the greatest success. -His office is Room 13, No. 124 South Clark strcet, Calls will be promptly at~ tended to, and parties in {he country can Teceive his infallable curo by applying by mail. ‘Table Bauce. 41 have always been accustomed,” said s gontleman, etgo tho uso of vinegar, and mustard, and pepper, and ‘have only recently understood how largely these were adulterated, I now use tho Halford Leicestershire Hance, which I kmor is Detter and safer {han all the poator’ A physician says: 1t s of service to dyspep- tie peopley and it is healthy and appetizing to people of ages.” EOCP, P s ‘We Lile It. This is tho universal verdict upon he Domestic Sewing Machine, for, with the good quallties of the o1 standsrd machines, it possosses soveral peculiar to fieclt, and which commend it at once to the favor of all B A it. You cannat afford to purchaso o sewing e without frst trying tho Domestic, at No. 7 State strects The Saratogs Geyser Water. Buck & Rayner draw truo Geyser at the “Spn.” —The secord wife of G Como, in Ttaly. o is desaribe 5 Somoh copre woman, sd is still comparatively Voot und very sicks. ' Sho_lett hor hushand the day after her wedding, 103 never geen since, No rcasous were ever given on either sides JOSEPH PACPHERSON'S ESTATE. OfWhat Tt Mainly Consistcd--Tho Fort Wayne Railroad Cowpany and George W. Cass Cadled On to Account In Certuln Stock runsactions. Josoph MePherson, deceased, in his lifetime gave a trust deed of certain lands, known as the DesPlaines farms, to Edmund Aiken, President of the First National Bank, dated Sept. 12, 1866, to secure a promisgory note of $20,000, and an- other, dated the same day, for & further sum of §97,000; together with 450 shares of the New Jersey Stock and Meat Merket Company stock; 80 shares of the First National Bank of Chi- cago stock; 110 shares of Josoph Stockton & Co. stock ; 50 shares of the Union Rendering Company stock ; four promissory notes of $2,000 each, signed by James M. Smith, and secured by mortgagoe of real estate; two ‘promissory notes of $500 each, signed by George Sherwood, and secured by mortgage upon real estate ; and ono promissory noto of $4,000, signed by Joseph Baldwin, and secured by mortgage on real es- tato. On the same day, he also assigned to said Aiken o contract or articles of agreement for the conveyance to him by Harriet Murphy of the undivided haif of Lots 8, 4, 5, and 6, except that part condemned and taken by the Chicago, 8t. Charles & -Missiseippi Air Line Railrond Company, in the subdivision of Section 18, Pownship 39, North Range 18, except the west half of the sonthwest quarter of said section, to De held by said Aiken a8 collateral security. On Jan. 9, 1807, judgment was rendercd against McPhérson, af the suit of the baok, on one of tho notes, with intercst, amounting.to a total of $97,807.50. On the 17th Aikens digd, leaving hia widow, Elphs, execu- trix, In February, 1867, tho Pitteburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Bailwey Company, with which company McPherson wis ongaged as stock agent, sdvanced $60,000 to the bank, to Y in full the whole of McPherson's {ndebtedness; the bank relensed McPherson from all linbility, and with his _consent trans- Sorred all the property deposited with them to George W. Cass, s trusteo for the railway com- pany. McPherson furthor assigned to Cass, as Yrusteo, his_elevator, warehouse, and lots in Diwight, Livingstono County, Iilinois; his inter- estin blocks 1, 2, 3 and 4, McPherson & Aller- fon's Addition to Chicago; 8 promissory note for £1,997, signed by William Bowdoin, and secured by mortgage; o promissory note for $4,500, and one for 10,500, signed by J. M. Smith, and se- oured by mortgsge; and & large quantity of livo stock, tools, imploments and machinery, belong- ing to_McPherson, on some of the lan Teferred to and, known as the DesPlaines farms, Jalued st shout $10,000. 1t is believed, but not aflirmed pe sitivoly, that at the time of McPher- son's death; Beld stock belonging to McPherson in tho Enst Liberty Stock Yards, valued at $75,000, besides & Quantily of other stock and ‘marketable prop- orty; the whole of which the heirs of Mcrher- son ‘wnderstood to be Lield for gecurity only, to bo redcemable by payment of the original in- dcbtedness, and in the ovent of Cass or the rail- way cOmMPADY cheedin with the sale thereof, that it would be for the purpose of obtaining the _smount due them, and pending. tho balance to thoso entitled %o it. In Junc, 1869, the lends mentioned in the trust deeds described ‘were sold, bid off, nd purchased by seid Cass, for 844,830, and be~ came thereby, as the heirs contend, s payment. on sccount of the indcbtedness ; the lands, farm stock and materisls were also turned into money Yor the use of the railway company, and the oth- er proporty was gradually got xid of, and tho Tand contracted for as sforesaid, to be sold Harriot Murphy (800 acres in the town of Cicero, was disposed of ‘to_Georgo W. Shapely for the fum of $22,500. Therefore, tho heirs claim that the whole debt ~has long Bgo been satisfied, and in & suit commenced by tho widow, 18 administratrix, and on behalf of herself and two children, the heirs pray the Court to have an account taken of theso trans actions, with & view to affording them relief and equity. 'The answer of the Jofendant alloges that the whole of tho roal estate conyoyed was by warranteo deeds duly executed by McPherson and his wife ; that en sccount will be given of tho proceeds’ of the promissory notes, if £o or- dered; that the stock, etc., on tho Des Plaines farms wero conveyed sbsolutely to tho defend- ants; that the interst in the East Liberty stock ard was sold to Cnss for the sum of £05,000 That the other stock transferred to the company is otill in their hands und can be produced ; that tho company, nover acted ns Owing finul ac- countebility to McPhereon; that Cass was nob trustee in tho interests of McPherson, but trusteo for thie railway company ; and thata fall saccount of all the transsctions will show the es- tate largely indebted to the company; and they ask that the bill bo dismissed. Yusterday de- fondants wero allowed to amend their answer within ten days, and there this interesting cause now stands. EVANSTON. THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 8t & rocent moeting, elected officers for the en- suing year, a8 follows: President, L. L. Green- leat; Becretary and Treasurer, Samuel Greene; ‘Trustees, Dr. E. O. Haven, Dr. James 8. Jewell, Andrew Shuman, J. 8. Page, and L. H. Bantell. ‘A resolution wes adopted in favor of giving the control of this Library to the Town Trustees, and making it free to all. The following gen- tlemen were appointed & Committee to confer with the Trustees and report mest Saturday night: Mossrs. Greenleaf, Bantell, and Page. REV. CHARLES N, FOWLER visited Evanston yesterday on a prospecting tour, and, among other things that Le did, rent- ed the residence of Ricliard Somers, Esq., 0ppo- pite the University. He takes possession nex week. THE DAY PRIZE. . Three subjects for the Day Prize have been announced, from which the Benior Class of the University can malo their selection according to the bent of tleir genius. They are, “ Nepoleon TII.,” “The Historical Element in Science,” and & Modern African Discovery.” Five prizes will bo awarded on theee subjects, and tho recipionts will have the pleasure () of contesting for the Blanchard Prize of ono hundred doliars at the closs of the third trimester. THE TORSE DISTEMPER has attacked nincteen horses in tho stable of Earl Powers, Esq., and other cases have been zoported in difforent parts of the fown. Query: 11l it stop racing on Davis street ? z il THE GRANT MEETING last night, in Lyon’s Hall, wes a very quiet and xe?ecmbfo affsir. General Thomas O. Osborno 2nd T, H. Bantell were tho speakers. e gt Gavroche Again, From the Boston Adrertiser, Oct. 28. The story of Gavroche and his companion streot gamins as told by Victor Hugo, found o parallel in the police record of the South End Jesterdny. _This time, however, it was the Tre- mont strect bridge, and not the great plaster elephant, which gave the little Arabs shelter and Socurity. For a long time the residents of In- diana place aud neighborhood have been mysti- fied by a most unaccountable disappearance of ‘milk cans, brown bread and the various scces- Sories to brealifast which sro early distributed by milkmen and bakers. These articles of food, 80 mecessary to a proper appointment of the ‘morning meal, have been spirited away from un- der the very noses of their Milesian guardians. Other depredations have been committed in tho vicinity and some of them transcended in impor- tance the bread and milk larcenies. It was only a Baturday or two since that a lady who had been on ashopping excursion and was Teturning, beit Pelieved, with §36 in her portemonnaie, 10st the wallet and the money in & very unexpected man- nor. A boy snatched it from her hand, and after stesling siay tho pocket-book, like a_{rne Arab, stole silently away himself. ‘Whence ho came gnd whither he vanished were alike enveloped in s much mystory 28 was his own personzlity. But yesterdsy morning the misty aff2ir was thus leated up : Yesterdny morning g lady happened to soe some boys scrambling like great ratsin and out from under the Tremont street bridgo over the Boston & Albany track. Officer Ben- nett of Station 4, playing the terrier to their rat- roles, gave chaso and managed to catch one of the youths just a3 he wos Bsappoaring into the fostriesses of lis strango ubode. ~ Looking farther into the matter Le unearthed three more of the denizens of that cavern, sud.came upon the mecret of their ~habitation. Somehow the architecturo of the bridge hed allowed the construction of such & re- treat as is common in and among the wharves of New York, Here this singular fomily had estab- Jished their household gods, and here, boneath the rumble of all the Tramont street travel, they Todged and boarded. They slopt on comfortablo bods of straw, like tho memorable Margery, and thot their board know the fat of tho land was evident from the discovery of several generous Toaves of Boston brown breed, still warm from the bakex's oven. Tour or five cans, ranged in perspective, spokio of the milky way these boys fad of living. In this queer tremsury was found & miscelianeous collection of household implements, bespeaking judgment 88 well a8 gkl in the acquisition of their household equip- ment. The nawes and ages of the young squat-- ters were 05 follows: RBichard Fitzsimmons, 18 of the same month, snid COags, or the railway company ears old; Charles M. Burns, 18 years; Charles onahue, 12 years; John Kilduff, 8 yesrs. In consideration of the tender youth of the last- amied, ho was discharged to go snd squatno e, Tho others are to be committed for Jar- ceny. ST. MICHAEL'S STEEPLE. A Reminiscence of Charleston, S. C From the New York Evening Post.. Theromanticstory of the bellsof St. Michael's Church in Chatleston, S. C., which we copied & day or two ago from Afre. Gatson’s bools, reminds 257 of ‘an incidont in relation to thab church Shich probably has never been printed, or if it Hao. is 61d enongh and interesting enough to be told again, W heard it elsted Iong sinco by an o1d Iady who witnessed it when ahe Was & young gil, porbaps cighty years 850 )5 Iady, who was_from Massachusetts, was on & visit ot Gharleston in the latter part of thelast century. Itwasata time when there occurred & fve ‘which burned up a considerable portion of tho city, and which for many years morked en ora in its_ history as ‘the time of the Great Firo;” though, doubtless, that ancient date has beon wiped out by events more recent and more disastrous. St. Sfichael’s, however, was then, a8 it hus always continued to bo, the pride of the citizens of Charleston, who truly clsimed thet it served, from its height, a8 a beacon to sailors approach- ing the coast, and was the last thing sighted, far ‘ot ab £ea, by those who were outward bound. And not oly wes it their pride, but it almost seemed to them that Providence had the beauti- $ul 0l church in its special keeping, when, the ‘morning siter the great firo, they turned their oyes upwird o seo its lofty Bpire almost piercing $ho clouds, while beneath and all aronnd it Iayin blackened ruins the fairest and largest part of their beloved city, and the ashes of 50 many of the homes of the stricken people. Tt had, however, barely escaped destruction, and that by an zct of heroism which is now, per- haps, forgotten in Charleston, but is recalled by a native of Massachusetts as s pleasant remi- Biscence of his childbood and of the vencrable Foman who told of the brave act of which she was an eye-witness. ‘Whilo tho fire was raging snd the whole cil secmed doomed to destruction, the Mayor an ‘Aldermen sat in solemn and anxions council to doviso waye and means to stey tho canfiagration and to provide for those who had lost all their Forldly possessions, and who stood half naked 2nd luvering by tho smouldering rains of their homes. The news came to them _presently that 8¢, Michaol's was in danger, for the fire was ap- proaching the square where it stood, snd 3 storm 5f gront burning _brands wes showered down Bpon its xoof and hurled sgainst its steeple. fon npon tho roof put out the fiery miseilos a8 thoy fell, and could reach snd dislodge those that fastened themselves npon the lower portion of tho spire; bub tho danger was that some ‘burning shingle, borne far up in the airby the galo, would male a lodgment out of resch, en- B ariag, not only the destruction of the church, Put sgrending the floming messengers far and wide from the great_ height over parts of the City a8 yeb untouched by the rain of fire. ‘o fear wes well founded. It was not long before & fying brand caught and fastened itselt upon the topmost haight of thespire. The spec- tators watched it anxiously, in the vain hope that 1t would drop beforo its Llazo cenght npon tho surrounding wood-work; but, held to its place, porhaps by the wind, it kindled brighter snd Erightor, tl 1t was plain that, unless some P nan hand could pluck it down, the spire snd all that would be involved in its destruction Fero doomed. The helplesa crowd looked up nd watched the burning brand, but among them. 21 there was not one men fearless enough or ac- five enough to attempt to scale tho giddy height, The Mayor and the Council stood in tho square below, powerless and despairing like ho Test, but offering a largo rowasd, o, any one who would attempt the daring foat of dis- odging that speck of fiame that lickered in the galo ot the very summit of the steeple, and grow §ach moment brighter, and would not fall. But prosently & mén appeared in the belfry of tho' church, and leaning over tho railiog fooked upward, 58 it messuring With his eyes the distance of the many feet of 0st perpen— Giculer sscont that still sy between him and 6 spot of flame nbovo him. ~ Thon he mounted upon the railing and stretched his hands _above him upon the - stceple. From tho crowd of thousands below went up one single mighty shout that almost shool thoair about him; then & great silenca fell upon the multitnde as thoy hold their breaths, and_their uplurned faces grow whito in the ruddy lght as they ratched his progress. Slowly, painfully, care- Tully and stendily Lo erept up and up, reising ‘himelf from ono elight projection to_snother, invisible to those below, but which served him for & foothold and which his hands could grasp. ‘Al around for many squares the fire raged un- heeded, snd men forgot their blazing homes ss by the light of their burning they watched this solitary E%m creeping hundreds of feet above them, up Bt. Jlichacls ateeple.. At length the Drand was within his reach, and holding on with one hand only he seized the blazing mass with the other, and hurled it clear into the square be- low, and the epiro stood out black' once more sgeinst the sky, withno light mpon it except the reflaction from the burning bouses. ‘But not yet did the crowd dare shout oat their exultation that St. Michael's was saved, for its savior atill clung, s moving speck beneath the golden ball, tho Hight of which sailors grested so far ot at ses. Slovly, painfully, carefally, Btosdily he began the more difficult descent, and ot till he had stepped safely and firmly over tho Tailing nud into the belfry of the church did the mighty shout of men who hailed a great de- liverance and recognized an st of daring hero- ism, rise above tho roar of the surrounding fire. 8. Michael's was saved and the man was gafe. At tho church door the Mayor and eorporation and a surging crowd of peoplo mot him. Who Te was that lind performed that fearful fest none knew;. they conld only see that it was o man who climbed the spire, but in the lurid light so many fect nbove them in the air they had not Recn that hie was black, Ho stood at thie church Goor, and they not only saw that he was black; he was a glave. “But none tho less had ho seved St. Michaol's; and, 26 the burgesses of Aix ordered their last megsnre of wine to bo given to the good horso Roland, who brought the good news from Ghent, 5o the ‘Mayor of Charleston gove, on the spot B heeadom o the negro slave who hed plucked the burning brand from the vory summit of St. Michuel's epire and maved the city and the charch. —Bishop Huntington, of Central New York, declines en invitation t0 leoture in & course by eminont clergymen of different denominations, before a society at Harvard College, becausa Houry Waxd Beecber isto be ono of the num- er. " Pr. Norvin Greerio has tendered his resig- nation s President of the Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railrood. MEDFORD RUM, DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS, THE ONLY DISTILLERS OF WEDFORD RUN, The Best Rum in the States. Lawrenee's Medford 013 Rum, Of the finest grades and of all ages. THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE Choicest 01d Rumin the World. Weltous for circular, Our trade morks aro patented. Tho publio fs cautionsd against imitations. SEND ORDERS DIRECT TO US, and 50 insure satisfaction. DANIEL LAWRENCE & SOXNS 197 Broad-st., Boston, BOLT AND NUT WORKS, American BOLT & 0T WORKS, Bridge Bolts, Building Boits, Fish-Bar Bolts, Carriage Bolts, Yire Bolis, Machine Bolts, Lag Serews, ashers, Hot Pressed Nuts, AMYUSEMENTS., RUSINESS DIRESTORTY. ATKEN'S THEATRE, Wabash-av. and Gonuress-st. GARD T0 THE PUBLIC. Tio great success attendant upon the production of the Comic Trick Pantomime catitled HUMPTY . 1 2 N, AM T ’ CA.\I&ROV \A.LL G OLYMPIO THEATRE, New York, has induced many othors to produce and travel with various Panto- mimes under this title, which they scak to palm off upon atthe tho public as tho genaino production. G-. I.. FOX, the AUTHOR of tbls pleco, and who, upto data (Oct. 1572), has plased the title rolo 1,137 CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS. and during this perlod has NEVER MISSED ONE PER supported | WISWELL, 'FORMANOCE, will shortly appaar in this city, C. K. FOX, As PANTALOON, and a full and unequalled CORPS OF PANTOMIMISTS. THIRTY IN NUMBER. SR duscusiosss etiaaias Advertising Azenci . . CBANT LG &0 Se5 Hthoriz ertisments for ail Chicagu datly papt e tor any mewspapar ot pariodical 12 156 U. S and foreign count: ALy uth Clark-ste Architects. HENRY L. GAY, 18404 21 Coatral Blo w.;.uia(}%vxls:Y.‘rlylunux:o’? e ‘k“ ‘Artisty’ nnd Paintery’ dnt 18, p. a1, AN EE R o nkis,. JERCH, FARM. & MECH_SAYVING, % MEROHS RATION. \vest. Washinaton Tiel ber ( K & W Clark-st. AL, 63 ahd ifillinrds (Phelna STEPHANI, MONHEIY Bianic Book HMapnt nd 15 . Rancolph. d ¢ ?mflk Lasalle. 3350 BlEfak Oand 1 A N, 6 an: Lok BROS, & HOFEMANN, Boolisellers and COBB, ANDREWVS £ €0, HADLES BROT Uioes Ayholosnle) Shoes 5 DOGOETY PRSI RIT & HILLS, 5 and 31 Lake. ©. H, FARGO & CO., 251 & 265 Madison, cq GOLDMAK, 53 Randolpb, 1S, E=d est Raadal 67 W. Wa: Krationers. T, s ‘neur abash ar. Wabasli-av. €. O. TH D -3V, G0 RIRTLAND & ORDWAY, 23 Mich.av NA: THOMPSON, 56 X358 Wab-a i Broom dateriuls. I:’gom 10, Central Block. aper. 35 Wit Lako-st. rrinkes. UOAN & TEN BROE! g, E‘l::. “Ann and W. Randolph. Goica: AMERIOAN CLOCK %0.. 567 Wabash. ‘Comnission Merchants. DOW, QUIRK & CO.,, 'Room 27 Central Union Block. ¥ and Du ‘Broom Cor 7. B. TAYLOR, &3 Tho Scenery, Teicks, Muslcand Transformations will by q annaSeenery: Miose which attcndod tho famous runof | GEO. F. Sondages Tl chs A entioto in Now York Clty. "Other pasties, who by art- ety (Whalesale. fly morded sdvertbomenty 37 ImstE Guls M, E. PAGE & CO- 555, Brotiotte, . ctosials, or by o s G L cen e Raorson that they aro.from the O Fopseleory, Chigh; Glaspare, Lompe & ., e original verslon uf this Pantomime, 810 FHAUDS, and only imposing upon tho public. o g e B oy oOrENS AT Aiken’s MONDAY EVENTHG November 4 FTOX Theatre, JOHNSON & ABBEY, 14 308 PLRKHUST, 3 3nd Wabaah-ar. Cutlery.. HENRY SEARS & COy Bl l}fl{& Sonth Canal-st. entist. . HONSINGER, ofico ad resldsnce 350 Pask av. E. NOYES, 179 West \Vn‘xnhlm Lol ', cor, Halsted. SAMUELS. WB}T!é‘)’c 28416 kast Madison-st. Druggists (W bolesale). LR, 22, 24, an o VAN SCHAACK, ERLVINSON & REID, & Lake-st. Druggiste Sundries. BLISS & TORREY, 5 Market-st. 3 s d N . WAL SR x;:o.‘.' Tiaad (Whelesalo). 6 E. Madison-at. AIKEN & LAWLOR... EXTRA ANNGUNCEMENT ! ATREN'S THEATRE, Managers. 1n addition to the Superb Corps of Artists already sn- nouaced with G. I.. FOX AND HIS ORIGINAL HOMPTY DUMPTY TROUPE! The WONDERFUL MARTENS will appear in Grand and Original CcAT DUEBT. “Which recaived tho universal approval of tho Press Bz o faring the st 12 montbs. Monday Evening, Nov. 4, 1872, And Every Evoning until farther notice. are of Baso Imitators with Inferlor_Combinations, ly Recognized Bow: The MIARTENS 2ro the Orjginators and Oxl "Artists in that Specialty in New York City, - ast Freight. G.W. DESPATCH, cor. Destborn and Washinglon-ste. ‘Freaco Painiters and Glass Stainers. OTTO JEVNE & CO.y 19 and 81 Doarbora-st. u BRO., It F Bl S0 16 North Oamalst. . an - o83 and 23 Wabash. A. L HALE POTTER, KING & CD..'381 -av. Furniture Manufncturers. BOWLES & BATES, rear 11, 13, lfifiu‘d 17 8. Canal-st. Gns Fixtares and Bitting. H. M. 'TH & BRO., 39 to 3% Wabash-sv. Gragers (Wholegulo), BLISS, MOORS & CO., 3/ and 3 Wabash-av. €.’ W. CBURCH & €0, 16 and 18 Peck Court. GRANNIS & FARWELL, 13 Michigan-as. ‘Guny aud Sporting Goods. F. J. ABBEY & CO., .lla&nn menmzm EDWIN THOMAS, Jr.. @ Weat Madizonst, Hardware, Tin \’lgfie. e, (\oiesale), SEEBEROGER & BREAKEY, 28 and 0 Lak ardware (WVholesale, E. HAMILTON HUNT, (Builders), 42 T ARKLEY, ALLING & CO., 49 Lake-st. MILLER BROS, & KEEP, 18 Lake BRINTNAL, TERRY & BELD! thetr =S snd ) . Inanrance NORTE MISSOURL (Fidany & Insgrance (LIS, CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, 110 Washington-st. SRPTUAL BENERIT, of Now Jersay., €2 Soath Oznal-st ‘Irqn, Stecls. Nails, Lc. & CO:, 161 Wast Randolph-st. NIXON'S. TO=INIC -ELT, FRIDAY—Last appearance but one, sad bonofit of the MAFFITT AND BARTHOLOMEW. F3 ., Michigen-av., near. dolpls Jeweligrs (islgeatc i ndew . B. CLAP) 0., 69 West Washington. GXL%SRB A GOODRICH & KIREY, 28 Wost Madison-at. Q. F. EL 279 West Madison-pte ‘abash-av. 0 and 21 Wost Madison-st. ‘and itctnil. 256 & %8 Wab. &5 W, Madison. “West Madison-st. . MAYO, 152 2d-st. and 155 West Madisonest. GQ., a1 wab a , 918 State and 29 W. Madisom. and 139 St Immenso Benet Bill! Two Great Pontomimes! | ST tatecet. 5L d Glosy: (Wiiol . REVIVAL OF . v WEELER 4 50, s (Y olesale) Hwyers. FLICK AND FLOCK! | DINTSBLACK 17 fi‘sififi'"a Room 2. ‘First and ouly time of thele Great Specialty XS %{H‘ %?p‘é’- °“—;o {«n,?%'(‘;fifi,::‘f‘;fi’" Xax deunix F* tifs L ther, te il an . e e At 0. o Wit TReE SR, il ot Aplayatby ovan ! uilligery and Stravy, Goods (Whalesalel. JAGQUES STROP.. ot | D. BrRISE € CO., 2 and 2 South Clintou-st. B GAGE BEOS, & 0 L st > S50 adlson T e L WL A WASh & HUICHINSON, 28 ond 53 Wabssh-sr. WESTERN RURAL (H.N.F. Vv'xse, 107 W. Madison. GLOBE THEATRE. Gihey Ropiln, Garollng (Waolesile).. WOOD & SINN...... .Letsaos sad ors, | KENLY & JENKINS 18 Souch Slooe-ste 2 i e N 3,37, BUTLER & G0 2 N D‘u‘fll'uu! and 835 State. To-Fight and Widnzsday aud Saturdey Hatizess. BRADNER, SMITHCO. SIS s STILY GREATER sugmentation of ATTRACTIONS. | WG GLARKE, &1 Weet Weshingion ot Heomendons Success of the nfant violinist, AMERICUS, | BOOK RIVEE: bAPER Groat Earopean Astists, Mr. N Second week of the . CHARLES YO MASTER BARNEY, PETE LEF, 0. A. GARDNER, CHARLEY BENEDICT. S G yiThoststic Promiors Dapsonso, MIS BETTIE RE! Sopble’ Hommolaberg, Aliss Leoxiine, an e COSTA'SGEA 'BALLET TROUPE in Two New Grand Ballot The performance will conclado with the Isughable farce entitled THE UNLUCKY GOOSE. HOOLEY’S OPERA HOUSE, Lasalle. Randolph-st., bet. Clarkand. THREE LAST NIGHTS OF THB 3 EHEUNCEBACKS. GRAND FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY, ‘Mondag, Nov. 4, Abbett's New Edition of Fumpty Dumpty; | bt ¢ And TWO OTHER SENSATIONS. H. M. KNIQKERBOC] £2-'60 and B Weat Randolph. KN 2 olph. na | o AL ENIQUERBOOKR S, RS (o 14 Tasalle-it. NOPTHWEST PABER CO.. 8 and 8 West Lako-st. OOLESRY, BARNITZ & CO., 38 and £0 W. Waahia on. % awnbroker, ar. | LIEMAN'S Money Loan Ofice, 3T West Madlson ot REM | Pianos, Organs, nnd Maaical Iustrmnenta J. BA ., 830 to 598 Wabash-av. REED'S TEMPLE OF MUBIC, 81 Sixtacnth-st. W. ‘cornor Wabash-av and Thirteenth-st. Iron, Rails, and Coal. 16 Wabaah-av. RHODES & BRADLEY, 23 East Randolph-at. Pumps, Sloks, Gas Pipe, Lto. ., 3 North Gllatofist, g, DOUGLAS Blaud = Soath Water.st ity Gar Springs and Supplies, crEr R R 88T, A e Bear A v and Boiled Linseed Oil Manufacturers, W, BLATOHIORD & €O, T Norn Cliaton st enl Estate ind Loans. SNYDER & LEE, 1§ Nizon Bulldiag, LaSillost., lerz Hardware. ES, 13 West Randolph-st. BRIGHAM & Safe ro and Burgiar Proof). DIEBOLD & 'LE, cor. State and Randolph-sts. ‘Manutactaring, € South Canal-st. fourteent & 00, 43 Btate-st., snd F thand In 8 dians-av. s & alt, Soo mest works bils: ‘HASEIY, MARTIN & WHELTER, @ Lakectt, 7 Kavn vtk Ingereed gr Solld Tecth, 3 . N W APRULDING & BROS., 2 and 2 N. Clinton-s8 MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 4, THE ORIGINAL . | GROVER L masoniE Machines: p d WHEBLER & WILSON, 58 W. Mad, & %0 Wabzsh-a * CEORGIA MINSTRELS | Shuiat s Sl Tr O E o pErDINETRES i ahd Maching Crlst- A TROUPE 5 s = 2 4 Ship Chundiprs & Sailmalers. RETURNED FROM EUROPE GEO. F. FOSTER, 1 Markst fame 1s Aovld-wide, whoso style is orlginal, whoso | GILBERT, HUBEARD & 0O, aetions aro unique and movel. ~Promounced by the | FINNEY BROTHERS, 214 3¢ 2 and P TANTATION LIEE, , Noad 210 prices. = ta oSN TTERBER, Bropn Cuas. B. Hicxs, Businees Mansger. MoVICKER'S THEATRE, Madison-st., between Stato and Dearbora. THE POPULAR ARTISTE, MAGGIE I HER GREAT RENDITION OF JANE EYRE! Saturdayat2 p.m., MAGGIE MITCHELL MATINEE. bllo unequalled by nono in their scenes of prioter. MITCHELL ! PURINGTON & SCRANTON, 24 Stiot (Dropand B cHIGAGS SHOFTOWER CO. D. BARCIAY, 11 Seiosh (o1 sixnd). 3 Ok (014 siand), B BAENOW basE MANEG, s9and el 5. Canalste ¥ YERHUNE, d6 Stato-st. ! foves Nrtiolennle); AMERICAN BASE BURNER, 143 East Lakost, HVEER WARRERE GOy . Plop ne Lighs House. 25, aad Jewellers Findings. DENNISOX & 00 8 gu'i‘lm Rt ‘cas. J. W BAILEY, 10 LaSallo-st. i "Trunk Manufacturers. OHAS. T. WILT, 14 Siato st and 55 Wabasl-av. ndertaker. SHELDON & DAVIES, 133 West Madison-st. BUH_JORDAN, 112 Clark, noar Court House. JAMES WRIGHT, 12 N. dnun%"’;i ‘mear Bandolph-st. MYERY OPERA HOUSE, ‘Monroe-st., between Doarborn and State-sts. GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEE. Arlingtom, Cotten, @i Kemhles Mintrels ’And Burlesque Company. GEQ. and CHAS. REYNOLDS, the STRANGER, SOENES AT CAMPBELL' GOLORED CADET. “Erory ovoning aad Saturday’ Seb. O Nozt week, the laughablo burlesque of * Johin Shopoard and Joseph Blueskin.” _ACADEMY OF MUSIC. This Evening, Benefit of MRS, F. 8, CHANFRAT, ‘First production of 0. W. Tasleure's now drams, entitled CHRISTIE JOENSTONE; or, 0at of the Depths, Christlo Johnstono, with songs, MRS. CHANFRAT. Saturday, lnst two porfe £ s, Chanrs S ey SR RO = the HOTTENTOTS, | CONFIDENTIAL and | STATE-ST. ‘Wire Clotli nod A OLINTON WIKE OLOTH CO., 175 E. Randoiph-st. e Manafacturers. Lt tran B NORTIAWESTEEN SANBIG CO., 10 N. Jederson-sts ol st ol Rt MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C. BIGELOW, PHYSIOIAN, No. -ST., CHIOAGO. T ei8 woll kchown by all randers of the pspers, that Dr. C. Bigelow is the oldest. established physicl Chicago Oho Eas mado tho, trastment of all chronic and nervous dlsoases a specialty.’ Science 'mxifled““ have made Dr. 8. tho most recowned SPEC] of s, hon- ored by the press, esteemed of the hi ical at- fainments by all ths modical institutes of Jovoted TWENTY YEARS OF IS LI remedies that will ours gfl!flively all sases of SND'SPECIAL DISEASES In both sexes. Mo repatation of Dr. Blgolow is nat fonaded oz diple; aropean, Aslatie, mas or certificates from , oF African Polleges: ho Lias graduated with honor st & woll-knoy fastitation on this contineat. His praises are in the Jomrnals, aud in the months of tienta; they thonsand , But 2ro sounded at onz aro not dated a dozeh yoars 2go, but naw. Phta'elty; of tho highost rospectability, and mombers of FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF WHARTON LODGE X0. 12 A 0. G At Turner Hall, West Twelfth-st,, On Friday Evening, Nov. 1, 1872. & COBURN Tckets admitting gentloman snd af I Boldenwech's dry goods storg, 289 Wast Tivelith 3150 2t Wopb's Millinory Storo, 650 State-at. M the Great Westorn Light %nnn.f Band. 3. R, Tadies, 91, For ARNOLD. W. G-, STANLEY. Rec. Sec. 6 {aculty fl{lflafl , are wil- ling St readz o aiteat bls skl thgr 18 raterences. his M ICAL TREATISE for ladies and entle- e Seat freoto anytddress o sesled savelope. ‘HFaclos e e P FATION FREE. ‘The fimost roma D Cmilh SEPARATE PARLORS for Iadies a0d gflu!mcfl- Call; Jflfl unq seo_the doctor. E. D CH CONPIDENTIAL. - Address all lottera to 2E O8I RL0W, No- 464 Stato-at. Ofiico hours from I, SEANCES Every Mondas, Wodnesday aad Friday eyening until thor notica., ~ Prof. ¥ the Davenort Broih and America, wil orous fricuds. Steidence, 238 Michigan-ov., his naiquo acd Tonders, Theso seances havo been witnessed by Crownod heads and n obilits of Egrope and_the sclont of both continonts. Admission, $1. N.B.—No o ‘mitted after 8 o'clock, m. 3. ¥ay, who, in company with jors, has travelled throughoat Earops tho earnest solicitations of his num- mt to tho public of Chicago, at his | i o IMedical Institute, No. 16 West Madison strest. corner of Halsted-st. This vaical Institute i3, no doubt, the best place in Chizago Tor those aflicted with any chronic or dolicate discaso ty &0 to bo cured. Tha Doctor is a well-educated and sciens fac- iy ¢ Tman. Send for book on rwoman and hor diseases, a1s3 rillog | for gentlemen; all frco for, torco cont stamp. Offcd hours 9. . 1. ; Sundey, 2tod tiats troated bith fl?!ccxc.:;. Congalts- Sddress all Ietters to Dr. J. dison-at., corner Halsted: MILLINERY, &c. CROIE @LEEE@M WEBSTER'S, 241 WEST MADISON STREET, Dr. F. Brooks, Chisago, TlL, offics 419 South Clatkst., cornerof Polke, Goras S5 forma of Caneers, Ulgers, Wons, sod Eehimaus Tawors, Soxaal snd Urloa cultles of s mature tocido ¥ 725 State- 24 Caronic, Sou 5 Read b morks vad Yistp. Contidsati trona, pers T e aea avited. HAEber Goodaatnays on basd: Jjucko Jor yourself, sont SCALES, —— FoORST TS 33 g% | DR, KEAN, L Chicaro, may be cenfidentially con- T.S. Standard Scales. | afmmihiiie oo o =2 Forsyth's Scalo Warchouse, o Drig: Keda uath caly ‘paysician in the clty who war- 46 8. DBESF NES-ST- Bukbor Gaods slways on band.