Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1872, Page 3

THE CHICAGO-DAILY -TRIBUNE:, TUESDAY, -NOVEMBER: 26; 1872. 3 raEt s L fmproveme-{s Made ;i Contemplated by the Michizan Ceral Road. 2 —_— . Tie Chicazo, Pekin ‘& Soutestern, Chicags & Canaca Southern, and'icago & I nois River Ros. Mr. H. 2. Bargent, the Gopral Suprinon- dent of 20 Michigan Central Joad, reportsihad: ths compsny is this year expeidiog $5,000000 in impovements upon its main Jize. Thesela= proveuents consist chiefly in 87miles of doble track which, togother with tieuseof thelir ", Ling between Kilos and Jackson, will comiets } ollat 57 miles. of 264 of the rond, ss dable ¥ treki The company is this year wsing 3{000 ¢ tms of steel rail, about one-half of Which i re- % quired for the new double tre, and ihe bul- ance i used for repairs on4neold track, 2 of i which is being relaid wita steel rails as rejidly fas possible. The company this year has adied forty new locomedves, and sbout 800 freisht: ,cars to its rolling stock; “the efect ‘of whih® has been to ry largely increage the businees of the past izce months over the same period of any prevbus year. Treparations for the tunnel at Detoit hava aade it necessary to removethe locomoive andcar shops of the Campany from theircld loeation, and the latter havebeen placed at Jick- son, where the Main and Air lines unite, as dso where the Jackson, Lansing & Soginaw ind Grand River Velley branches diverge. Tirso shops are to bo mach more elegant and subsin- tial than they ever were before, being bailiof stone and iron, and, therefore, fireproof, Mmy railroad maen have prononnced them to be the finest in the country. These shops are fornih- ed with 2 52 horse-power engine. The Compiny is also constructing a half-circle engine houscof #fwenty-six stalls capacity, at Michigan City,in addition to the present accommodaiions there, and will Dext year build a ner ehop et the same place, The new car-works of the company will be located at tho Junction, so-called, three miles west of Detroit. They are to be built in the most substantial menner, and fitted with all the latest improvementis. e works are to ba very large, and so constructed that they may be enlarged for future demands. _ The burning of ome of the company’s car- shops at Detroit was a rather slight affair, com- pared with the sensational reports which were + Tife about it. The actual loss was only aboul 512,000, and the shop was £00n t0 be tom down, forthe reasons above stated. The general offices in the city have been re- erected on the old site, 2t the foot of South Wa- ter etreet, and will be occupied by the Company the 1st of December. The freight buildings of the company in Chicago, have been fully re- stored, and 2Aditional buildings erected to ihe extent of double the capacity of the old build- ings. g‘sew roads in the country are doing more then the Aichigan Central to improve their road-bed, :rolling stock and the means for keeping them 'in proper condition.” It well deserves tie ligh ‘character it has g0 long maintained &s a first- \class road in 21l its sppointmenis. = ANOTHER CONNECTION. Another railroad connection has been given Chicago in the completion of the Chicago, Pekin & Sonthwestern Road, which is to be operated in conjunction with the Fox River Branch of the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney Rond. The Jast il was laid on this line last 8sturday, and the Tosd will_be open for business next Monday. TThis roed begins at Streater, whers it connects with the Fox River Branch, thence it rune soutl- <rest to Alinonk, on the Illinois Central, thence 1o Eurcks, on the' Logansport, Peoris & Burling- ton Roed, 'and ends at Pekin. Thia route gives Chicago through rail connections with all ike important Southern and Somthwestern roeds, :ns opens_up & tract of country herezofore uot directly tribntary to this city. * TEE NEW BOADS. ‘We note, by the proceedings of the Common Council, that the Chicago & Canads Southern, and the Chicago & Ilinois River Roads, have, after much unnecessary delay, got their ordi~ Tauces throngh that hoporable body, giving 3hem the Tight of wey into the city. Shese are ot fmportant lines, and when compieted, will add Tiuch to oar présent syetem of railwe: The former rond is being equipped with Tails, end is being pushed ahead with rap Targe gangs of men are now grading the norel- “est portion in the Stato of Indiana. A BIG EXCURSION. An excursion train of eight cars left Dubuaue, Towa, yesierday morning, with a paréy of excar- sionists for. Clinton, Jowa, and Chicago, to in- sugurate the Dew route just opened by whe com- plstion of the Chicago, Clinton & Dubuque Rail- xot which connects with the Northwestern Fosd for Chicago at Clinton. Tho excursion is iven nnder the joint auspices of the Chicago, Ziinton & Dubnque and the Chicago & Norik Festern Roilway Companies. The number of excursionists, who will reach this city to-dayand Teave to-morrow morning will be about 500, THE LAW COURTS. " NOTES OF INTEREST. The Fudges have made an order enthorizing the appomtment of the following county offi- cials: In the Treasurer's and Collectors’ office, one deputy, not exceeding thirty clerks, end fourtcen additional clerks for the preparation of tax-lists for publication, pnd tex-lists to tie County Clerk for application for judgment. In the Circnit Clerk’s office, one chief clerk, or ‘pashier; one common law record writer, poe Chancery record writer, onme fce elerk and assistant cashier, or process clerk, two copyistz, three Court clerks, or minate clorks, sttending common law branches of the Court, and one minute clerk attending Chancery Judges. EIn the Recorder of Deeds’ offics, one chief receiving clerk or cashier, one deed de- Jivery clerk, one assistant ceshier, one absiract clerk, one foreman of the folio dopartment, one superintendent of records, one map clerk, three Heed grantees and egrantor index clerks, four «comparing clerks, and thirty folio writers. For the Coroner, one deputy. For tho Probate Court, the County Clerk to have ong probate clerk and one record writer. In the Couniy Clerk's office, one assistant, ome chief clark, two deputy clerks, two copying clerks, with the privilege of employing fifteen clerks when noces- 1sry to make up Assessors’ zod Collectors’ books, and delinquent lists for judgment and eale mnder redemption record and list for sunditors, the time during which each exira clerk miy be emplored not to_excced Jour meethe, The Sheriff to have, for the Cir- cug Court, thirteen bailifls, for the Superior Const, gght bailiffsfor the Criminal Court; eight Laillfs, for the County Court, two Bbe:- Efl_‘s”:;.lerks,aday jeiler and an sssistant, twg Dpight wetc: jail clerk, one cook, an o ball .mex.x, one j; k, i, In the trisl South Park Commissioners v. AMra. Cnok( for the tondemuation of land, the proper- 2 of the defendant, for the purposes of the gi‘h 2t o price which defendant resists as being & Ncnt and unfair, the case was yesterdsy Pen ox fo fhe juy by dudgo iliames ~he jury bad retied somoe boars when Tmr TnrouNe reporter left, and from :he obstinate manner they wero hold- $og ont, the magnitudo of tho sums iuvolzod, 2nd € O bility with which counsel on both sides lrad tho defendant, in & conversstion wWith J. V. Ping, end on otfier mfim&mh“dy ed | her with' guch canduct IQ-. ined her business, that of o dressmaker, which: vz before that time worth $1,000.per.annum, She claimis §o be a chaste and a\;;}par y-conduct, , 1 perscn, and thot sho Was admitted, 8s such - 0 the friendship and esteom of her neighbors, \hose doors ara ne closed against her. The words on thiek (n€ fction rests are disgustingly lthy an2 slanderous. " : 1 . E. Jepkins, Assignee of the Great Western™ Lithographing Company, yesterdny asked leave of the Court to compromise the claim of Mr.' Zastrow against the bankrupt, amounting. i ohout §2,500, on the basis of said Zastrow re- ceiving $160, or a dividend of 20 per cent on $800. congequence of this, Register Hibbard returned all referred papers into Court. e o In the mstter of Henry Koeber, bankrupt, R. T Jenkins, Assigneo, yestordsy filed n.:pa!;iet’.io for permission to sell the following real .estate, valuedatabout$20,000% Lot 46 and esst 17 feet of éA Tiob 45, in Block 63, School Bection Addition; the |\ £zme.being 6734 feet front-on Polk_street, by* 120 foct depth, with o two-story and basementi ;::rmk bml;mg, subject to certain trusts end On the criminalside of tho Districh Court, the Unifed States 3 Dickinzon et al. (tho Marite Hospital matter), vesterday -indicted by the Graid Jury, Judge Tlodgett yesterdey fixed the'bail at’ $5,000, and the defendant, Francis W. Dickinson, together with Charles B. Farwell, entered. into, recog- nizances in thet sum for the appearance of the. defendant when called npon. g‘he other partics™ indicted in this suit have not yet been; hrrested. The Assignes of the Germania Insurance- Company, in bankruptey, yesterday filed “Lis an- swer to Alilliman's petition, particulars of which:| wero filed at the time of its filing, Oct. 19, claim~ ing o sot-off to a debt on & fi?uy’ and all tha. p:fllcrs were referred to Register Hibbard to- take proof and report. _Elcewhere'we printa report of the examina-' tion of Mr. Munn, of the firm of Munn & Scott, in banlruptey; on behalf the Copk County Na-_ tional. Bank and the Casanova National Bank’ (New York), Somo unexpected items of in- terest rewarded tho toil of the legal gloaner, and the report will amply repay perusal. In the action BSociete Francaise de Bien- faisance v. Charles Wyndham, & continuation;" moved for by the defendant, was yesterdsy denied, and the matter rests. The United States District Conrt Grand Jury yesterday returned nine indictments. The names and particolars cannot be published with- out endangering arrests. € Ths Cirenit Court yesterday issued the ueusl formsl certificate of ** good moral character ” to Arf.hn t\}x‘xSchmeder, onmotion of His Honor, Judge ooth. THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. [Judge Blodgett.) 1,584—Charles F.. Weeks ; filed petition to rostore ecorde, and entered order that facts and proceedings zacited In sid peition stand in placo of papers and Tecords destroyed. 2,155—Aark Campbell ; entered and isened rule to show cause and provisional warrsnt of seizure, 1,966—Gq ‘Insurance Company ; pes ticion of Milliman and Anson, and answer, referred to Register to take proaf and make report us {0 the relief tie petitioner s entitled to.~Union Screw & Bolt Com- pany ; rule to show cause extanded to second Monday of December, 1872, FEW SUIT. Alexander Navarre v. Propeller Empire State ; libel for collision with the libelant's acow Spray ; damages $1,500 ; Reynolds & Richberg, proctors, THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. LJudge Blodgett.) , 678—Hough v. Woodruff et al; parties and jury come again and retire with instructions to roturn seat- el verdict for plaintiffe’ $5,000. 687—Wiltlita v, Som- .23 ; parties come by attorneys, and jury sworn ; trial ot concluded, THE SUPERIOR COURT. ’ [Judge Gary.l TAw—9,497—Wolcott v, Stowe; dismissed by plaintiffa storney. 2,915—Blackford v. Commercial Insurance Company ; judgment, £1,035. 2,(0—Smith v, Collina; proof of publication, defsult and judgment, 1,276— Irebs v, Childe ; appoal by plaintiil’s bond, $250, and bill of exceptions in_twenty days. _3,103—Schureman . Home Mutual Fire Insursnce Company; leave to pluintiff {0 amend by making action coversnt; rule to plead in twenty dags. 2,727—Grogory v. Commercial Ineurance Company; judgment, $9,495, 2,206~ Toaser & Tobey Furniture Company v. Seelye plea dled on inst, etricken ° out, 2,09(— Banders v. Gardiner ; default apd_judgment &i77.5! and cosie of Dec, 22, 1870, restorod, 3,292—Somborz ¥. Dietzech ; stipulation 'judgment $636.95. G, N. 41,313—Judgment set aside onmotion of defendant, snd leave to plead by opening of court on the thir Oay of next term. G. X, 41,314—Same order, 2,187— 3ayo v. Midgely; by sgreement passed, to be taken up on' five Gays Aotice, 1,892—Danmore v, Lycoming Tosurance Company; demurrer to narr overraled, and leave to pled by opening of court Dec. 4, 1,853— Porter v. McCabe; demurrer to petition ' sus- ed, 20 lesve io amend. 1,657—Jobnston v, Newman ; titioner t0 amend petiti v making Edmund T. Nizsen (?) defendant, 2, man v, Gray; plintiff takes non-suit, 2 Societe Francais de Bienfaisance v, Wyndhai tion_of defendant for continuance denied. ,159— Henderson v, Fitzgerald; by sgreement submitted ¢ Court; Gnding for plaintiff, damages $245.80, and judement. 2,119—Boettcherv. Booth; plainiiff entera nailo prosequi as to Ingellsand Grey; Jury tosepa- ate. [udge Gary.] | Cmaxcrey—£i1,451—Smith v. Smith; defendant en~ ters appearunce in vriting, and referenco fo Scott. Sis—Flagler v. Noron 6t al; motion by de- fendsnt to strike order of Nov. 19th inst, Qcoied, and exceptions by defendant. 254a— Ranstcad v. Taylor ; dismissed by complainant’s so- Jicitor es to all except N, Lovira Taylor, and jnterim decree, 53 a—Flagler v. Joy etal. ; by atipulation or- der of Nov. 19, inst., amended 80 23 to make George Gay defendant instead of complainant. 66 s—Same V. Gage et 2l ; £ame order. NEW 5TITS, 41,450—Gilbert W, Barnard v. Edward Harit fession of judgment on 5 note of $284.35, 41,451—Mary A v. Bobert Smith ; divorce, 4L452—H, T. Towar v, L. J. Eecler, confession of judgment on a note of 10, 41,463—Flizs v. Zacharias Taylor; divorce; 11,854 Bretz v. Walter; oppeal, 41,455—Crake v. pesl. 41,455—Oleson v, ' Russcll; ap- 41,457—Kev, ' Willism _ Barnard, Salem, New Jersey v. Frederick R, Wilson, confession of judgment on 8 note for £3i0, 41,438—Popers sup- rossed, 41,459—Chas, A. Btrect v, Maurice Clifford ; Mechanics’ lien on 216, 218, 220 and 222 North Market Elreet ; Dunning and Easton, solicitors. 41,460—Geo, J. Gilbert, Geo. H. Welcott, and Bobert H, Fleming, co-partners, v. Hy. J. Stone, and Alsnson E, Davis; cesumpsit ‘$3,0005 J. LeHigh, sttorney, 41,461— Nicholas Kiiburtus v, Mary Kilburtus, divoree, THE CIRCUIT COURT. = Judge. Rogers.) Law—825—Ames v, Blaks ; leave {0 zmend declara~ tiom, ctc,, by charging title of cause to_B. SchoppmaL for Tise of Ames & Co,, and, also, by additional count, and to_make Francis 8. Hoyt and Albert S, Swartz porty defendants and for summons, and Ieave to de- fendants to plesd in two days dter motice, 79k— Eishop v, Kerfoot; jury called 2ad sworn, snd retire, 793—Hartiogdy v, Camcr, submitted to court, and evidence heard, B ‘Cail 814 to 320 inclusive, {Judge Rooth.) Law—1,154—Gorsles v. Menard; time to filo secu- rify extended till this morning. 2,111—Smith v. Col- lics; tervice by publicstion and 'defsult, and judg- ment, §821.%5, restored. _G. N, 2,334—Somars v. River- kido Improvement Company; order thst renditio ez- ongs he issued to plaintiff, 2,803—Sullivan v. Cara- er; judgment for $613.11." 2,809—Kineley v, Same; Eame for §207. Donelan v. Hibernian Banking Asso- Ciation; casepacsedat defondant’a costs, ——Chicago, Columbus & Indians Central Railroad Companyv. MecAulay et ol; ordered that award of jury, In case Ciark and minor heirs, be paid to Alr, Lawrenice, attor- ey in facl, for 6aid parties, —Thomas B, Boyd 2nd_James 7, Bufton v. Napoleon B, Taylor, Esther Taylor, zud John C. McCord ; on petition of J. G, Mew Cord, Yrit of certiorars ordered to issuc to N. B, Boy- den £nd T H. ellace, 1,056—Rondin v. Bharp § miesed at plaintif’s costs, by stipulation, 859—Aoor- mun v. Murphy. 870—Walworth v. Stwift; nolle prose- qui us to first thres counts of decrop; on motion Gf piaintifrs sttorney, coptinted, 876—Fiske v. Hunne- en ; enit di ut plaintifi’s costs, for want of prosecation, Call—256 0 275, inclusive, Wudge Tree Lav—2238—Brousch v. Garden City Insuranco Company’; damages assessed by Court, $1,595.75 and Judgment, 1426—Mages v, Putnsm; defendsut to Tile new appeal bond in $200 within 10 days, t0 bo ap- proved by Court, 115—Gaylord, administratrix, v. Gocdricn (& B el by order 3t Court, acpoiiion 0] e i ) ilit - X e interests they ropresented, it sdvocaled srdly likely tht they would agice. geemed etractions were to seal tho verdict zs o e endered, in order fhat the foremea £0 road it in their presencs 2t 10 might present B e The roader of thiscoluizn : roug] osted 2s to the de- !mp b:: ?ufii‘i%ng,’ina chiyd‘\%erant stages it hes iails of e e as it progressed, from: (Lo first rfl ‘of the jury panel to & hearing, and then to fgmflnb, ‘and further pacticulars are nof neces- eyl a Eilbertus v. Kilt tion for divorce, Kilbertus v. Kiler- mcfl“él:gl:;\w {acts-are developed. 1t a Er:o:flo {ho parties were divorced. three +ifo retaining possession of 2 child, the e T eion, S0 the Court giving 1 “kebsnd perrission to vigit tbe child. Tlhol jnd took advantaga of this permission . . jgnlarity, and the divorced conglo by Zought into frequent contect throught fhe mc fum of the liftle one, resumed some of thcir et intimacy, which Tesulted in {hs wio be- ing pregnsnt, and the parties marryizg once Fay lived awbile in newly revived e, Tasband lstely fell again into evil D sses, and tho lady now seeks 2 second divorco o the ground of éraukenness. 5 A. Smith yesterdsy commenced suit yfifl?mcmw C. Wilbur, in the Circuit Couxt, <2+ libel, damsges $5,000. The lady afirms thab A and 921—Price v. Ledlio et al; jury again called ; trial not concluded. On trial, 582, Judge Tilllams.} CRASCERY.—T12—Reynolds v, Davis et al; demnr- ror wilhdrawn nnd decres in acoordsnce with tho praserof the bill. 10—(Burt rocords); Master’s ro- Pori filed and confirmed, and final decre. [Judge Farwell.) CHANCERT—(89—! et V. Bernard Hocamp; rule oa defendant to show cause by Friday ‘next why Be should not pay temporary slimony. 878—Cierk to pay defendant, Jobn Hockiander, money now in his Eauds, 239—Service by publicstion on the unknown Leira of Walter Collins, deceased, and default, NEW £UTTS, ¢,954—Bruno Richter snd Danfel Richter v, Nathan Fodlorand George Rotenthal; sssumpsll; dumicer, uly Hutchinsou & Luff, atforneys, 4,95 Ccpway v, _ Bonjamin Holbrool a5 sit, $1,500 ; Runyan, Avers, , aod todk, altorness. 4,956—fartin Dufly v. Same; S52ampsiv§000; samo sttorneys, 4,957—Boyd v. Tas- 3 < 4,958—Jobn J. Young v. Joseph R. riil.c ard Robert W, Robinson; assumpsit $10,000 narr (mcls of §5,600, for three years, dated Oct. 19, ). 4,950—John Sowening v, Frederick Barten- izcger 5nd Henry Bahe ; replevin. ¢960—Fred A. 56 ¥; City of Chicago s Qebt$3,000; Broge & Low- ard, atiornose. 4,901 Laura A, Smith v. Watthew C. 000 ; T. 3L Thompeon & B, 3L, Muna, j65—Casey v, Pollock ; appeal. 4,983— George Schweinforth v. August Ortlopp; confession of Judgnent on snote for s, 530, 4,954—William P. Card- well'™. Perrick McHugh ; assumprit, $330; John Ly Eing, atlornoy, 4363—Thomas G. Reed v. Aluert Vincent, Hamilton Vincent, and Charles Brown : tres- £ Pl pass vi et armis; damages, e report has. ru-:|’ 1 Atnold.” Margaret ¥, Cafnmert( 60, or | Brothers and Walsh i of eid cleim, ‘which was all he would allow. In-[;Cares ; claims ! Court by -clzimant ited to send np the-price of gold, and $3,000; Cooper, Gamett. otherg v Ei did snceeed in sendipg it 1p to 160 from a fmall ~| the one” ahéad Bwepi éverytl . T3 & .. .| completely wrecked the interior: A 3 GCOUNTY COURT. o [Judge Faliace.} ety fi&mo‘n Sidney” Swearinger s administration ‘& & Packard, attornéys, . | THE ‘I'ho rear end is.algo staved in from the colli-| afon of the locomotive. On the outside the cars do notshow ‘such destructiom, but- within the" ernment stepped in and put & 5tap to.the specu- lation- by putting all the gold necessary on the market,” This eo" completely took tho ritg by Yilliam ¥, Harbach; bond of 37,000 approved. Geors. | sight is -sickening to.behold. They .still ‘rest:| surprise that they were ciroumvented, an g e A o tousk s 1. thin. oondifion ware | 1o, mem s ot Thekr obbEstions ot the Ty Zinc® Roofing *‘snd’ Lronght down to the shops in this city. " " | ruining many of the brokers, and causing more ot follovs dimged o o e ‘Tho damage t0,the commans, by- the collision,: | or less-gnashing of teeth through the land. The W. Dunmore, EffieSmith, Sawyer, and W. |'will probably not,oxcoed $10,000. . The -enginé:| main: point-of . this was:that, instead of being. Brown, Seth Winhim et al: and % Bchim ‘Tadly dimaged, and the two_cals are a total | stocks, which only affect a few, it was gold, tL ferman, Ibach; claims of Fl ];flpégfi,r % Jory wreck, - - ==~< -+ -~ “| priceof -which aifects aveqbodyinngreater or’| John Mcli alloved. Joseph Browi ondn‘ec.x, 10.1ry the clatm. of 'x..bn,-]i;nmghr m’fli A and for a jury on Nov. 29, mtrr‘fns C\m ot geitn:| - utchinson allowed, ;Ralrick:] . g8 degree. U e 5 o | The Last 6fthe Greatest FoursinsEand Jn’‘the World—Colonel Fellows’ Afe of Richard Harvey and Johin Bowe al- | ~ " “Forahie ones. in the Past, fhiction. lowed Tndwlg Huee;© (nme of Heley RO | Vil g N York Horald, Yoie20. T I g s York Sun, Noh 0. '?ey' et ol © fa?z'ha :;?z sm_{u‘;;ga:;-egzr;:;égfiybegfiz r:- Bx:‘enfiing that the off horse of Gnlng:_:lk'Jeioma Ang?i:":u}?i;é‘t'sx::hdin;\-‘u i Episcopal Churchs | Congregatod ogetEst in familiar. resorts, and. ?B'pofite‘iwieifif&;“e’;fll{“fign: uth:mdnsl’ugglu judgment for.cdsts for -pisintiff : appeal 14" Siipteme’ || spokelof thie ‘corners of yoré, when the financial i a ¥ 2 'The following conversation took place : Reporter—I have heard that one of your four- allowed ; bond, 200, Morzia. 8y i world was npheaved by, otliers. equally; and in claim of George W. Matthets allowed.” * A= |l 0o cageq atill more tremendous than 'that of | g {8 gort r -Oacar Lind -dismissed.- -, Oharles- || 890 L X A0 4 . of I'in-hand is gerionslyall, - . & . 3 O O verin alowed. ~ Otsties || yesterdsy:~ They reférred to the old “comer” | " Golonel Fallowo (with much feeling)—Ho died Ming ; chaim of Azsl Doroiliy; sdministrator, son! || Of maiy: years ago, whan Wal street was yet in’|! o} half past 7 o'clock thismorning. Howas taken tinued.” ‘Elisa Dallo, minor ¢, gustdianship to its infancy, of the Philadelphin & Baritan Bay:'gick at 5oclock on Wodnesdsymorning. T aup | Bewald be eeleotion’ boud of $50 approv | Ruilrond, bthé timé" when the ‘Cimdes & Am< |1 ce it was what they call s harse diseese, bt | ick Homerer ;-administration to J, L' boy Railroad was anxious to buy: up the foad: 't beliov T e, b O e dt "¢5.000 approted. " Jamaes’ Nicholon y 0 iy up tho foad::| T don't beliovo that anybody knows what that ia. O o eniain ¥ Cuutoh 3 bond of g9od: || Aad 2. litlo, loter tho corner. in-Orange, | This horse was troubled i the nose_of-bria, ‘approved. ~"_{. Worcester & Stonington, when, .28 well .28 | A5 eoon as he was taken sick, I eent for the best. i R 1memory geives “us; Morris -Ketchum: the well- |'gateri; ysicians-in this’ city, and they held : THE CRIMINAL COURT. .- - known banker, profarred to vacate s, seat.in-| 5 congultation and did what they conld; but I 3 . Wudys Porter] e -, fihie Slock Exthangeto buying ip ¥ic shates b don';beliove that they kg whet was tho mat- o et it sy il vésaet ot e R R ok spacniations. bad ot boaa. ter with the horse. I worked with the horae my- sl night and day, ead can hardly keep my epes open.- All the monoy in the tworl wouldn't have saved biw. - Katy, my niece, is an excellent horsewoman, and she watched over him, and did everything she conld for him ; but tho horse is dend and I shall never b able to re- glnca him. I am through with horses now. I o, 810} “Palled nd -motion for néw, | made logal by process of legislative enactments, , B T e s eentasted Ayt | and thors wod hothing to prevent Ketchum from ' six months each in the ‘Reform School. 218—Willizm, |' edopting this conrse. Do . . Mortin'; jury trial; nolle prosoqui entered. . The famous Morris Canal corner took place in ——ie s - 1685, when o clique i Nomark and New Ymg . ‘ bought up all the stock of- the corporation at-30| THE ENGINE OF DEATH. ! or 40 per cent below par. The cligue then went.| Mo streo, and made some enormous timo- purchases: -On tho setiling dsy-the poot let-out their, stock af 160, by this means clearing nearly. 300 per cant. S 3 But_s still more “audacious corner as’ mansged daring the same year in Harlem, adelpliia Prees. ; The total stogk of the-company consisted of A terrible collision oenrred_this morning st [ 7,000 shares. ~Within a poriod of a waek 64,000 & fow minutes beforo 3 o'clock, just north of this'| wore bought by the ring. The day: for. settle- | city, on the Philadelphia, Wilington, & Belii- | ment happencd in September. Btook which was | moro Railrosd. The train which leaves Phil- | bought.in July at 123, buyer 60, paid in this adelphia at 11:30 for Wilmington and ‘Baltimora-|'time s difference of 72 per cent to the pool, had proceeded a8 far as the juuotion of tiie old;| whioh lield the market st 195. . The .¢‘ghort ™. track {with the *Darby Improvements,” just |'intercst was in s frantic state of excitement. A | above Chester, when the connection with the’| meeting of the Board was culled, and the discus- throttle valve 'broke, disabling the locomotive. .| ‘sion over the:matter . was . fieréely eamnest and. It became nocessery, therefore, to scnd_to- | protractod. The vote naturally decided thatcon- Tamokid for snother enginé, And uponita | tracts must be fulfilled. Butall this time tho being procured, the wholo - train, including the | sliorts -were' detérmined, and the ring gave s disabled locomotive, proceeded southward. It [ mew stort to the stock and sent 1t up had become important to make ip time as rapid- | to 200. The Board wos again called in see- Iy a8 possible, for the fast line from New York | sion, and :tha brokers selected a committce of ot Washington was nearly duo, sndmo stopwas | four, to whom sll differencos should be paid, | mede at Chester. At Lamokin the disubled en- | 'and’ who” shionld make an arbitration between gine was awitchod off, and the train again came’| the parties.-The papers intimated to the public : that the shorts wero roady to settle for 160 or 170 for cornered stock, and the Ting subsequently ‘consented to-this-¢ompromise. The. operations -of, this corner wer s0_far- reaching that somie of the members of the State TLaogislature' were ‘involved-in the' transactions, and was expelled in_consequence from the Sen- ate; and, incidentol to_this, Bartow, Cashier of tlie Contimpreial Bunis of ~Albany, was defaulter to . tho ' oxtent'af : $130,000, and Wilding, sn_ operator from London, disappeared so complotely with 945,000 worth of shares” that he has mever-been hoard of since. _In November, 1365, the Prairie dn Chien, botter known as_the Prairie Dog Comer, one of = !into il now I am throngh. Ibtook me five yosrs to get that fonr-in-hand together. They were all the sama gize, the suma color, and most perfect] matched. ' All of them ywere good trotters. ‘have kngwn them to trob together 2 mile in 2:67.- Beporter—What_value did you place upon them, Colonel ? Smasheup on the -Philadelphiz, Wils’ _mington & -Baltimore Railrond— Two IMen XKilled and Over Tem Severely Injureds - G ! (] Wilmington, Del, (Nov. 22), Correspondence of the Phil-- 80, offered me $30,000 for.them. Colonel Fisk once made e a'good round offer, but I refused it, You might take $500,000 and put it in a bank and tell any horgeman to draw on that bank until be, wero worth that sum of money, but they couldn’t be found. Tm through with horses. I've got seven left, but they ars all suffering more or less from thig ly. This borse died just the same way 18 Lottery died. mfi? er—What was your method of troating Colonel Fellows—When I get a doctor I do as the doctor says. I did just-as these veterin: doctors told me to do. I.spared no expense. suppose that my doctor's bill will not be less than 2500, but the horsé died, and I don’t be- Emdge the-money. I wonld have given -$10,000 0 gave him, if that would have done it. The stable was warm, furnished a8 _complote as any stable in- New York City, and everything was done that could ba done, but. it was no nse. I am through with horses now. The Colonel looked worn and haggard; snd evidently felt his loss very keenly. " Xllinois State Horticultural Society-= . Sixteenth Annual Meeting. The aninuzl meeting of thé Ilinois State Hor- on. . g “ The train, however, was too hesvy, apparent~ Iy, for tho second engine. It consisted of ten’ Curs, the three rear omes being those for Wil- mington, The forward ona of the three was | what is calléd a “chair” car, and the other Lo | wero passengor cars, both balf filled with: peo= ple, mostly residents of Wilmington. Proceod- | ing without stop, below Lamokin, the locomotive Degan to run out of steam, and 'the speed ‘be- came_quite slow. Tho remnant of time before the New York expross should be due grow pain- | fully snd slarmingly short, - Finally, at 3 point Just this side of Ellersile Station, the locomotive gave out entiroly, and the train came to a stend. *| premifim.-Tt'will be remembered that the 'Gov-" ave had horses on the brain for a long time, but | Colonel Fellows—2Money could not buy them. | Tighz An agent of Louis Napolcon, some four. years | he got a four-in-hand togother, and he couldn't’ to match this one. . Not that the horses | Tho New York train was now due, all but & minute or two, and yet it does not appear that,. beforo tho train sctually stopped, any. signal man had been sent to the rear. A'man with & red lantern was then sentup the track to warn the approaching train. Justthen the oxpress train, going north, passed up ou the other traclk, and geeing the sifia! man in the rear of the dis- abled train with his red (dangor) light, paused for a moment, end sceing the situation, went on, the engineer giving on his locomotive a signal of warning. This_the epproaching New York train obsorved, and it had the effect of causing. the engineer t0 moderate hls speed before e saw the signal man sent: up by the disabled train. This signal man bad only got away from the rear car the distance of soven telegraph poles (about 810 feot) when the train came down upon Tn g0 short a distance the impetus of tho com- ing train could not be controlled, and it ran into the roar car of the stationary irain, damaging it badly. This car contained about thirty passen- gers, some of whom, unsware of the ituation, Wers probably 2sleep. The engine which strack it penotrated perhops six or eight fect, The car. jteclf wes driven into the car in front, “teles- coping” it for & distance of about forty feet. Tlie cars in front of this wore not dameged, but thio shock caused tho whole train to move for- ward on the track, and broke the New York loco- ‘motive loose from its cars. Theo alarm and confueion of the moment wera terrible, for the most of tho pasengers received the first warning at the Mowent of collision. The following persons were hurt, as is stated : the mostnoteable- of tho large number which have bgen effected in our streets, was, sprung upon tho brokers. _This at the timo was & very obscure Western road, and only had a total capi- tal of $2,500,000, and the sheres when the specu- lation started were selling at 60c. The Ring lent tliousands of shares an month Prairie Dog-had baen puslied up to 230, Then & settlement began, - Somo esttled at 110 aiid others as igh- &6 310, andit -is historical that one house paid $125,000 to get clear. Wi iam H. Marston, at. one time cashier of an ILli nois bank, was the engineér and leading spirit in this corner. 2 "The second corper in Harlem atock happened iw'1863. - John'3. Tobin condacted it when the stoc k was selling at 60, - Throaghaut the wholo of this corner the . ineering was the most ekillfal and far-reaching. Commodore Vanderbilt, at the same time, was interestcd in the Bioadway .Siroet Bailrcad grant, and the members of the Common Council of New York had thrown their influenco ogainst it, as they had sold short: of the stock, and wished to repeat the charter-of the road. At the same timo they had Invested ehort in Harlem. Tobin owned, o8 he had privately purchased-the ‘entiro stock .of the ouY, it wns:}:z very dificult matter -to run the’ when settlements were made ‘the stocks dropped downto60. In the early partof the following year, 1864, tho State Legislaturo repealed fho grant, 2and half the Assombly entered on- o systematic raid -against Harlem, : -The stock fell. The shorts begsn. to increase. Soveral houses less than - three million croated very largo | short interest. - On tho last Monday.of tfio sume: - Their-- reports, . vineyard, orchard, an 0 up to 164, 'This wis in Boptember, and | one. " cuesions.” - 1 ticultural: Society for-1872 will be held in the City of Contralis, -commencing Tuesdsy, Dec. 10, 'and closing on the following Friday. This cify—being : centrally- located in réspect to the principal {rull-groving districts of the State, and being oasily accesaible from all directions by railrosds——presents unusnal advantuges tosecare 8 Jarge and. successfal mesting. The frait- growors and othor _citizens of Centralid and Yicinity ave evinced their interest in the Bociety by providing s suitable hall for ite meeting, and i.nnm:inll who come from nbroad to accept the hospitality of their homes. topica which will come before the meeting take o wide rango, and include the most impor- tant principles’ &nd processes in horticulture. The membors of the several standing cormmit- tees, who will introdace the most ecientific sub- jects, have been selected because of their peca- liar gualifications in these several departmente, or - papers, -will be: followed by, discussions upon the - topics _pre- gented. Also, the reports of the Vice Presi~ dents—which will incinde tical operations in horticulture throughout the State, in garden, forest-tree open -didcussion pon theso subjects, in which will have the privilege of participating. . It is the %urpose of the Executive Board to have fally -half the time of fhis session devoted to dis- Porsons baving esmples ,of valunble fruit, aspecially of varioties not in general culture, 210 roguested to bring them for examination, and cions for distribution. : The following railroads return members, by uro—will | Henry Fritz, Wilmington, killed. failed, and Dot y 5 same route -taken in going to the meoting, at Gugrée P::lmt, Sali gt ? illed. . +} dollars were. pocketed Tobin and his. col- | one-fifth fare, provided lickels are, purchmef ’(on Charles E. Fritz, Vilmington, fazally burt. | lezgue, the fiery Commodore. Some of the indi- 'm!urmu&?al stations named : Itlinois Cen- Sire, Hents Frity, Wilmingion, both lega and |- vidual operstors, who had agreed to deliver 1,000 | #ral Railroad, to any point from Centralia; Rockford, Rock -Tstand & S, Louis -Railroad, . from St. Louis.or East St. Louis; Chicago & Allors Railroad, from St.. Louis or East St. 101,200 shares, wore cxcecdingly glad to compro- ‘mizh by paying something like $180,000. The Hudson corner of 1863 was also one of the one arm broken. 3rs. Cusrles E. Fritz, cuf and bruised, but not |, seriously. « h r r : ouis 0 hakep biladelphia, foob in- | mout notzble of tho Wall streot explosions. This | Lonia ; Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad; from e Shelspeare, Philadelphs, foot - 1 g Bt red by Teonsrd Jecoiis-and a few | Tana, ' It is probsble that sovoral otherxaiwey Samuel B. Lawson, Wilmington, right leg | of his fricnds. It appears that the-scheme was | companies will commute fares. If 5o, it will bo ‘broken: - - witply (he impulse of the moment. -The bears | announced in the- Prairie Farmer, Western i 'gurufi, and Coleman's Rural World, about ec. 1. 5 Tho" membership fee boicg only one dollar— * ontitling the. momber. to a copy of the sunual _Toport, when published—it is expected that all who attend will promptly enrol their names. | hed got the stock down to 112 and: oven.less.| Jerome held large cmounts of the stock, and grow irritated at this décline in the price, end Hont orders to several brokers to tako .all that was offered at the seller's option. Tiis planwas continued for several days mntil the mar- Charles J. Eyle, Wilmington, leg broken. Ailton Jackson, feet injured. 3liss Meredith, hurt. 2 George A. Garrett, Wilmington, slightly in- jured. . L . . Frank Myers, Wilmington, injured in both lezi:a. ket began to {aill; 3 Thuz tho éucliqule S 'J, B. Stans, President. E . F N. J., scalded and | b to. buy ‘cash stock until :al- . B. GALTSRA, Secretary. . . cou;x]-)boln::an\';xgfi:fmm' e DA™ 1 s capiial stock had been securod. Ab | Moz, Gruxwy Co, Ii, Noveraber, 1672, this period mduy applications were'made to bear e e en Hia ook They. bought g6 for cashof the Ring and uold it back at zn ndvaneo ' upon ten, twenty, or thirty deys’ options.” This over ruse of apparcnt weakness persuaded the Tirokera that, the clique was in great need of money, s 5 short interest,sgain developed it molf, and. cash stock was sold for future delivery il e A S - - A Singular Abduction. : The :Massachusetts papers tell a story of the sbduction of & young lady, employed in a facto- e Newton, in that State, reminding ome of “tho middle sges. . As the young Iady, -whoso iname is . Elizabeth Haley, . was returning. from the mill of Daley & Co. about noon, on Thurs- .y of last week, she wasmet by 4 man in o arryall, who made .some inquiries about a cer~ tain house, and finally persusded her fo accom- _pany him to the placa designated. ~ After puss- “ing the houso, tho girl - became frightened and sendeavored to jump out,~ but was restrained -by the fman, who held her down firmly, plecing one ‘hand over her'mouth and ghiding his horse with Theodore Thomas, jured. : B. Hammer, Wilmington, elightly injured. Willism Gordon, Wilmigton, sligutly’ injured, Mr. Geo. H. Marple, somewhat braised. V. R. Bowmen, foot crushed. TImmediately after the ogcurrenco do{t:he ac- cident, the locomotive of tho injure in was Y ] f cliver; Qotachied and cameto this city. Another en- | freely—thie. Ring all: tho- time quietly teking it gine and two passenger cars were ab once de- |'in. ‘When at length the optiops, given in, the spatched to the scene of the disaster, and gath- |- tiuns, came to maturity, thf bears f,?unfl pl{em- ering up the killed and wounded, returned with | selvesin a very decided ** corner.”. No ‘siock thers to the Wilmington dopot, Guorge Pol- | couldbe obteined. Fudson mounted up. to 180. litt wos buried benesth the seats of the-reer |-Then' tlic ledding operators began' to beéivail car and under_the floor of tho secand car; A glmr m;:slfo:fies u;?m u:gt;:ulm;filya.r qTfheys:‘d i i £ ar, near. the oy mede the turn 81 G £of > hols wesont fa lo it oL M8 o R e oton. and it was notatall fair that Shov Wilmington, slightly in- o 'sx‘;:itcu.fig?lffiz.’ B i | M should Tosé thousends of -dollara on* dfery the other hand, After ‘going s considermblo o “Whon taken o, bt dled after rescbing | Jundved shazes. ‘Tho cliguewes not 4o Rgin- | distanco—bow for, sue - cERob (S-thEY the Wilmington depot. Mr. Fritz was taked 6ut fluenced, however, and at most congenteg to ‘lend the stock at b per centperday.” There'Were ‘expreesed it. was painted-brown and stood oad. g S C 5 pe 3 '8 bank, havis e -railroad in-the B srckam, who iy it of e & | 00 chms o o 5 e e, g | Bl R A T et Jackeon's Acedemy, in this city, was in the fronk |, Fo5. O % % aving snything botter o dd¥tne | Womex and litlo girl. Phe woman toolk hor up art of the rear car, es far as_ Ohester; Two of js assistant toachers, Miss Moredith, and ‘Alr. Gordon, were iu the same car, near tho Tear. Just before Teaching -Lllerslie, he' had been | nsleep, aud on waking, found the passengers. conversing about the dauger from the New York | trein, Tho railroad men, ontside, ho noticed, seemod somevhat excited and ill at esse. Ina moment; or two the whistle of the approsching train was heard, end some of the passengers fose and moved to_the front end - of the:car. Just Dack of 3r. Jackson wore seated Mr: Oliatles stairs and ordered hor-to. remove her clothing, undergarments and all, with which request she ‘complied, and other garments were given . her insterd, her own - clothing -being taken -awzy. Shie was then reguired:to, make up the bed, and ‘aftorward was allowed.to come .down _sfairs. to- supper, aftor which she washed the dishes and was sent up stairs to bed, where. she. remained throughont Thursdey night unmolested. In the morning, afier bronkfast, the girl was' taken. by -tho woman, who painted- her cheeks_red:and bears werngtiiiged to buy" the stock:. What re- mieined magdisposad of Dy being gold privately, \What waswlade on this it is impossibls to By, ‘but itgin bopht at millions. * The Milwaukee & Bt. Paukcorner was underteken rigkily<-that is | withodt-the co-operation of Directors. Garner +was the master mind of the ‘affair. The stock was golling 047 in January, and:the operator Donght calls b twelve moriths, cornering the on 3irb capital ‘stock; paying 500,000 iR "prem- jums. Ho . then “ordored his ‘broker -to ; a Otia I aeil E it. laced upon her Lead & flsxen wig, and, accom- E. Fritz and wife. Both, up to this time, | bidii up, -and October it quoted at 1Ll pnui D o an ont ton e ol pooms. Tad bean "aclesp, bt thoy siso- got, up and | The Direction af {1 point voted an mmedisto | Bunied by tho Zan, Want o s plaso which sho with. the elder | issueé of shares, and the rarket broke fo 61. - T o, b Lod becs sitting | ;There.yas o corner in Rook Toland in 1963-64. ture taken. She uays that six tintypes were Mr. Fritz and his . pidn v e teken, ‘ome of which was given to her, neartby. Tho younger Mra. Fritz was firat. At | It was éngineered by Moree, of Fort Wayne | (R0 CA8 - o . N 400 G188 BVER . - this t the collision cccurred. The rear | fame, nnd Thomas C. Durantythe Union Pacific | &1 e 18 et 84 Jow: o (o on I Tront tho foor of | man. In Dovember lorge. sums..of the stock: | in her possossion. 8o was then faen car ! telescoping X 3he Jatter ripped through tho last car, tearing up | up | wers, ypothecated.on a sixty days’ loan. Heavy tho seats nearly:thie whole length, but-stopping ‘back to the “brown house,” and lacked ng _purchases wero tlien made. Mora than 56,500 room in the lower story, in company with the Jit=' #le girl, who is.representod to be abdnt 5 years i t of Mr. Jackson. The Fritzfamily, .( shares::(the entire:capitel stock) was. held:or t B ohers foot faxthor Torward, o sirue | TR “ehort piionsSiite auy tha | 10, 86 s 20d waman sving tht ey i 0 ‘and knocked dowm, sustaining the Jalere. O | atastod at 107 sdaront wp 10 145, "¢ | woud bring bor soms gold rings. Sho proased -zeady-stated. Mr. Charles ¥ritz fell intohig Toother's lap, éhebeing terribly hurt. - She, how- ever, gavo no sign of hor owh injury, but gub Still, viping the blood from ler ‘Son's wouads, waiil they were extricated. - el "The jamming of the soats caught ngaily all ‘possengers in this part of the oar in encha man. Per o8 £o hold them fast, Mr. Jackson had both Joet fast, one.on each side of -the aisle, and has; : a bad bruise, * sprain of the ankle, and “tliis atote it was found ous that the pool was be- | 0 remain until they returned, and after they had | irig betrayed. . A conipromise was_then made at | been gone & short time she locked her companion o 140 to-149, Thiy occurred -in - Fobruary, | in & closet, jumped out of & window, and ran. ITho next dsy 8 broker sald 10,000 shares, and'| Bhe found herself in a lane, and on coming to & o corner broke, 3 : street, followed a railroad track until she came ‘An Erib pool took place in'Novémber, 1868, In | o Mount Auburn, and from thence walked to ho morning Eriesold for 36%,- aud in the «af-:| ber home in‘Newton, whers she arrived sbout 5 ternoon was ss high a8 53}. it is a singuler | O'clock Fridey evening. . In.ths mean time sho {fack that i this pool Smith azd Gould, the two | bad been missed by her father, who had search- AMUSEMENTS, BY THE ADETATDE P»HI LLIPP TROUPE.- S DELAIDE PHI PS, CORN H‘L\PST%IL'gEA\'V WAL -MACDONALD, k) ALBERT VAN RAALT) S EORCE TS O =T I C-EE T, UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. THANKSGIVING NIGHT, MICEIGAN-AV. BAPTIST OEURCH. POPULAR PRICE,—Admission, 75 cents: reserved scats, $1.00. Holdars of Season Tickota admiiterl. FOR"WEST SIDE CONCERTS—To salo at West Side Library, 29’ West Madison-st., and Bell's Drug Store, 433 West, Madison-st., comor of Sheldonst. FOR SOUTH SIDE -CONCERT — At Caiponter & Sheldon's Bookstore, 958 Wabash-av,, and Buck & Ras- ner's Drug Store, corner Madison and State-sts. -~ - "ATKEN'S THEATRE,* Rubinstein and ‘Wieniswali. P R Rt B ey avocon plotod arran 5 R SBRIAS OF e L iy FIVE GRAND RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS AND ONE GRAND RUBINSTEIN MATINEE, to be giten at Afken’s Theatre, on Mondsy evening, Dec. 2: Tuesday evening, Dec. Thursday cvening, Dee. oolock, aud SATURDA: ‘which cccasions ANTON RUBINSTEIN, . thp greatost lising plénist, and ono of the greatost must- caf thinkors of th Ago, mill make hin first and. only an: earance {n Chicago, with an ensemble of eminent artiste, ncluding HENRI WIENIA Fri ingz, Dec. 6, Y AYTERNOOY, Des. 7, on 3. Socured sexts, $2 and S2. Sala of seats to commence on Wednesday, Nov- Box Gffice 0f the thoatro. ) Stelnway's pisnos are used at all Rubinstein” Concertd. MoVICKER'S ' THEATRE, - MMadison-st., bet. 8tato and Dearborn. Tussdsy and Wednosday, Tast nights of tho favarite, © In her great rendition of i TAINIG EREIFE —Thaoksgising Matinos_JANE EYRE, The Thank riog ight- LITTEE BATLEFOOT. Next week—AUISS JANE COOMBS, - *MYERS' OPERA HOURE. Monroe-st., between Dearborn and State-sts. Aviington, Coftmn & - Remtle's - Hinstrls. Reappearance of the great J. H, MILBOURN. Great smccess of tha laughablg elretoh of THE EPIZOOTIC—~ THE EPIZOOTIC. Tne Recruiting ‘Office. More Frightened Than Hurt. Evory evening und Thursdsy ee. -Thursdsy, Grand Thankegiving Matinee, be given on Thurs- h; -Our regular Matinee day, instend of Saturday, ACADENY OF MUSIC. SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON. Grand productlon of the bosutifal spectaculsr drams, SEA OF ICH. With new scenery, propertios and wonderfal effocts. A great novelty in breparation for Friday night. Grand Matinee Thanksgiring Day. * McVICKER'S THEATRE. MONDAT, DEC. 2, 1872, HISS JANE GOOMBS In ber great role of LADY TEAZLE in Sheridan's brill- ‘fant comedy of SOHOOL FOR SCANDAL! £7Soata can now be sconred for this enzagement. GLOBE THEATRE: Mondas Eseuing, Nov. 55, every night, snd Wedge:d; and Saturday Afternoons, algnroy‘l 'fnnnkszivlug T, day) Afternoon; ~ Miss BLANGHE SELWYN, in the en- tertaining interludo called - DIVORCE. . Prof. Davis’ Troupe of Trained Dogs, Bl Barrs, Miss Micnio Gray, Pete Les, and th Com: - & ompan 8 New l, ding il i LI il » concindize with JACK " HOOLEY'S OPERA -HOUSE. SIONDAT, Nov. 55, evory ovening and Wednesday and finecs. ZLest Weak of the Great Combination, JOHN ALLEN, LITTLE MAC, . ¢ AWD muss AtI0E HARRISON, Supported by Aiken's entire Dramatic Campany, in Bou- cicault’s grest play of RIP VAN WINELE. rad perfonccnces on Thanksgiriag Das: Teo SCHNELBER 153 0'0lock: RIP VAN WINKLE at8 o'clock p. m. --ATKEN'S THEATRE, Wabash-zv. and Congroas-st. HOLIDAY WEEK. G®mJS. L. FOX - BUMPTY DUMPTITY. (GRAND EXTRA MATINES THANKSGIVING DAY, Friday—Beacht of Geo. L For. - Ssturdns-latiase and Night-Tast porfommances of . Fox, -~ No Mztinco Wednesdny. : Monday, Déc. >—RUBENSTEIN. “THE (OMING MAN" Upon the ocezsion of MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON'S _TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT AT THE I ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Friday Evening Next, Istho prescat excitoment in this city. Boxsheetnow open _AND SEATS GOING BAPIDLY. © NIXON NONDAY, OI\L\S ; 5 N MBER 25. . . The Matchlcss Dinsodsd bl Aeseess, . . MORLACCETT, With hér powerful nd perfoct Dramatic xnd Ballat Com- -bination, in connetion with the renownod Musical Artist the PRAEGER FAMILY, in the thrilling military drania, - - TEE FRENCE SPY. ELLSWORTH'S ZOUAVES and, 160 AUXILIARIES.. CHOICE [HILLINERY ~ Remember, threg Matinces this: , Wed i e emkarivinn, Thacsti o oy osdsy ind + CENTENARY M. E. CHURCH.: Dr. Wewvvm=m, _.THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. . Tickets at Beechor's, 313 Wost Madison.st. MILLINERY. WEESTER'S, 241 ‘WEST MADISON STREET. & govere n. e = e et d for herin vain. - She state3s tha} during it th and Mr. Gordon wero canght!| who-are now at -loggerheads, wore' partners | & states tha} during the nu%:f:y o;xt;dejbofly ‘and held susponded. - .~ |-egainet Daniel Drew, ho was, left out. . the | time she was wbsent no inult was offersd or v, 8. B. Lawson sat just m front of :Mr.| cold “ghort.” In 1867 Vanderbilt had attemptr | &1Y WIODE attempted, ‘Where she was taken, or EATALYSINE WATER. Fockson, and bad his leg broken. . . : :.. ’{"&d to corner the same crowd that Smith, ‘Gould ‘whowere tha perdons that caused the abduction, e passengers on the other part of the train | @id Drow did—who were all in the samo boatiat | 07 the object thoy had in view, s difficult to GETTXXTSBURG came quickly fothe relief of thoge in the wreck,’ | ihe time. Now Horaco F. Clark, the successor imagine. and all were soon extricated.: » : -’ of Yanderbilt in the strat, is inTaputed league ey : g In the collison tho stoves were overturned, |-with Gould, "1t is an example 6fhow Wall strect A Curious Snake Story. 2 anid it wos fanved that the wrecked cars would bé | matters chango and turn, snd how cnemies be- | - - - From the Lafayette (Ind) Jozenal, . ales ¥ ] 8ot om fre.. This crested ndditional ‘alarm (‘come friends and friends, onomies in all ‘the | Oné?pt Friday o oitizen ot Dianvillo, Tll, W85 | 1 pus boen demonstrated by e erles of practical 4 among the wounded, -who were ‘wodged inbe- |“kaleidoscopio chianges of Wall sirest, 3 horlod. Attor the Taneral cortege had started & | moats sondnoted by curinest Bhcleiane madt ¢ Kl tween the debris of the wrec%xh xmdd u.nnb{lo t"ll:u W\Vé%a_dw xd bettaxd knowa 88 “Sundar School lgm};e ofb 21‘).;.“' xgue-racer species wn;ebs:!rveld ‘fol- %\hflx;fi% ,3_5,5'3,',- ‘:\l Z:;ng;rfiig%vg !'!f‘ ufiflg’%? move from their positions. The doorsof the |‘Woodward,” caused # ¢orner in ichi lowin . It continued thus to_follow ey i et 3 10 Qlotlysvesg 0 stoves, hoyoer, vere locked; and tho horror of | Boutiuern 12 1858 sending it tom 50 0105, S | Tl Fro comlory waa renched, when, he ser | &2 Bppeodas RS ek S S a holocaust were averts x r some days he received 3 per ceni f :ding | Pent jnmped into the grave and coiled himself- , Kidoes, Uz cases genorally, Io B i oeslemation atbor gizing upon tho | 1ho stock, DG phid pes day. - T aor oaaii | Biould the bow contuining fhe cofin, Tt thero | Eioresmuacalse'potss o the Parelie.” fFdufes Lrer wrecked cars is, How miraculoustho escape of | waxd, 1t bo remembered, abcut a' year ago | Temained until the soxton despatched it and 1aid | Asthma, Oxtarth and Brozehidts, Diseates of the Skin, it any.ono with their lives!” In the forwerd part it ont A ic head- of tho car uext the rear one few of tho ‘seats upon the ground. A band of music he: endeavored to run up Rock Island, but Zailed 1o ed the procession, and the question is whether ‘his corner and lost a fortune, is now con- are standing in position, but above them is piled | sidered a ruined ‘manin Wall stre it wes that or some other c: which led to the e yrackzed ongs from hebind, nd from one end | nothing of any noto since. oty and doo | o i lar conduct on the pact of o to the other of tho jalesenped cars the samecon- | - Perhaps the best known corner ¢f all was the —_— fugion and disorder is obstrvable, - Scats ere piled upon meais, snd everything swithin tho cars which it is possible to dostroy 18 brokenup. In tie rear car the dostruction must eat gold corner of September, 1819, the disas, D, | 1 a8- | —Dr. Rol 5 -] gmxi effeots of which have %ian the name of | eval A. 7. sbair-thsmfig;;’a_{?geifm is, 3 ack Triduy to the dsy on which b happened, snitér there in the 2, ¢ It wes then that Figk. Gomd Belden. tad l;ief:r?g'zg?stumster there in the caxly duya, General Debility and Nerrons Prestratica {rom Meatal 854 Physical Bxcesses.” Itis tho discovered for Excessive Eating or Drinking. It correo! - promotes Ligection, ed Rolievos tho Head almost immediately. . Na Sousebold sbould bo without it. Fvory hotel anonld Zeap it on band. Fos salo by all Drugglsts. £5% For o history of tho Springs, for modical reports of sccse, for marveloas cures, end for ts, 18 the parer of the water ove #nd for testimoninls from distingtished mer pawpblots. WHITNEY BROS;, Gen'l 27 Sguth Fronteat,, Philede! Gattsebnrg Sprize Co. Grand Concert RUBINSTEIN - CONCERTS, | % odnesday ovoning, Dee. 15 avd WSKL( the world-renowned - ied s ‘the only - rival to the Maggie Mitchell, RAILROAN TIME T VAL K DERSRIORE (F T “Winter Arranzement, : Chiczgo, Burlinston Depots—Eoot of Lake-st,, Indian st.,_acd Canal and_Sistronth. Biligs Houso 2ad ay Dopots. 3cil and Rrpress Dubugue uni Si Pacilic Faag Line Rock Tsland Ezpress. Galesburg Passongor, 3lendota ¥ Of Railcand. aud Sixtesath. Ticker ozies ia ‘Aurora Passenge Dubugue & Sioux City Pacific Night Express.. Downer’s Grove Accony’ Chaicago & Alton Rajirond. Chicagey Alton & St. Louis Through Lize, 201 Lonisie ‘a2 (3lo.) uo t ronte trom iy, ioa Dep st. Louis & 3p v St i 30 m. - insas Cic Sacksons e, Th., and Touis 85k, oot oon 300 p. m. Wandus, - T5065, i Fxprots (1Wostern Division. .. %4 *6:0p. m. | Jolish & Dwight Aceomsdation *4 203 @ §l.‘ Louis & “’"}“"fifl Lfihp Siog Expross, vis Main Line, 25d aleo via Jacksonvillo Di E iizcapt Suudsy., 2Rz Saturdsy, (X 1Daily, via Main Lize, and daily exe: Jacisontilie Division. * 1Daily, viz ‘except Monday, via Jacksonvills Division. _ Tilinois Central Raoilrond. a0 Bitk 624 Oak woods Hydo Park k Woods! de Pa; aud Os! ad Ozk Woods. ‘Hyde Par! B 00! 11, Sundags excopted. ‘TSaturdays excopied. 1Daily. *30n Satardays this train will Bo T £5 Champaiza. -| Chicago, Indidnnpolis & Clncinnati Through -+ -Line, vin Kanknkee 1onte. Tralns arrivo and depart from thie Great Contral Railron Dopot, foot of Lake-st For through tickets and sicep~ €55 bartha Zoply of Tickot etice, 75 o Madizon; 120 Weshington-st. ; Trem ner of Congrets-at., and.” Mickigen-av Twanty-second-gt.-Condonged llms-’ i Lezve Chicago. Arzivoat Indisuanolis Arrive at Clnciagati .. Tra(os avcive &t Chicago) Oaly lizo ranning Saturd: 50 3 a; 003, w204 005 p. ) nighs train to Uinclinati, The entire train runs tizongh to Ciseianstl. Pallmaa alespers 02 night traius. Chicngo. & Northwestern Raflrond. Ticket offce, 3 West Madisonat. ’ a. Groon Bay Express TSundsy azcepcad. i copted. Chicago. Rock Island & Paciic Rallroad, Depot, comner of Harrison and Shermes-sta. Ticket ofs fice 33 Wess ).(:gi!nn—u Qmahz and Leavonworth Bz 0 Wa. . 30D m. Pern Aocommadation. pom. Sdaiml Night Express. 2T40a; mo Leavenyworth Exprass, 10:0p, ., 3002, m. 'S:dnd;‘; xcoptod. fataidny eccapted, $Monday axe cepted. . TLake Share & ichigan Sorthern Dopot comperof Herrison ana Shermaz-sts. Ticket offica ‘southwost, comer. of Madisos and Canal-sta. Matt, “ia Alr Liso’ and Main e Bpecial Now Vork. Expros: e AL Li00. o oroe. oo o a.m. i Lo, Night Bapress, via 31 Sotith Chlcago Accommodava’ Fikhart Accommodatiop ¥Sundazs sxcoptods Chicago, Danville & Viocennes Huilromds Passenger Depot st P., 0. & St. L. Depot, cornar of B g Eidaats., Out (reisbt oisen” cormee. S33'v0d Rinsie-ats, * Tn frolght, oines 3t < L. depar, coraor Halated and Gerro el assedile 4 Telghe and Tieket OfSce, 158 *Saziey exeoptod. 3Monday excad: Plessburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad. Tema. . +f Sundass ezcepied. % Mond *Saturdeys 3nd Seadays exeapted. Tonds. Depot, foot of Laks.st., £ud foot of Twen o -2 S het amien, 75 Cast-bt., corane of Modionaat Express.. FOR GRAND I Night Exprocs. 2tarday exce] cepted. §Artive PROPGSALS, AR AR A e A A ANARAAA RN, PROPOSALS For Biaterial, and Work and La- bor Regquired in the Construc- tion of the Cook County Jail and Criminal Court Building, Sealed proposals will bo r: slvfdcl:n‘ tko 20th day of the itte P o Gogt Cotors November, 142, at roon, Boildings of th Boawd of Commisi for the fursishing end delivors of ol fmasorial r, 2nd construction of end for the Cook aud Criminal Coart Buildfoz, boing exsete: f Btichizan an 1, work, labor, construetfon, and for 6 entire mason, cut stonsad plastesiag work complera. 2 , work, lzbor, cozstruction, Rais sy i truction, and Haih Al otk otioa, and fai 5 Bpiiar, carbnisr, o S 3 mat W ! Linls] fortiio plat. e s s alan e stono 1o by 5, marblos, o sand- 5 printed for ‘accompanied with o-cops o Dand In the sur of on thonsand carits, to be 2aproved by said Gom ‘will acespy and. pecform tha conirxet if awazded to him, 2xd give bond Witk zpproved secarity therafor 24 follows * Toz the stons, mascn, and plastering wo: For the fron work aad matorial. - Jolner, and BELGIDE work Had 3 xs, VALE s0- i hat tiia bidder Tho rigt to rejoct &ny or gll bids recelved, fs o gsals mus: be enciosed in a sealzd cnvélope, fad “FPropasals (fox the varions kind: rk and mate. xizl named),” azd doposiizd with the Couaiy Clork, ad- dresecd tothe Committco_on Pubkic Bulldingsof the Board of Commissioness ot Coo: ORD, AL “of Commissioners 4 HZEDICAL CARDS. DR.C. BIGELOVY .C. BIGELOW ENTIAL PIYSICLAN, No, 43/ TTH i., CHICAGO. 5 68 0 I knovwn by all readosy of tha the oldest established pb made tha treatmens of all e » Soienes anil L ozed. by tho bz Bighost mecical at teitments by ; cal inatituzs of the day, baviag dovated T ¥ HIS LIFE inperteciing AND 5PK g DAL - The 1ouutaiioa o ¢ foanded oa diplos 2 o mas ur cortiScares Seopetn, Asiatic, cr African gollegon; ho oy praduated T Hodor 24 & well-known fastifatien o thls cont s ara in tha Journzls, and in the moutns ol his patients: they are not thazaand miles of, bat aro sounced St our doors; they Bronot datad a dozen yeer: ‘Geatlemopsa thiscity, of the highcst n ey o tho medical facalty mow ity ready to Attost ED! L TREATISE f{or ladies. in sealed envelo] ‘The e 188 o D, GONSULTATION K8 ot See in'the city, with SEPARATE PALLORS for lzdics and gentiean iy 520 1 PONDE! oo e CORRE-. DT Ak D: 1 , No. 431 §: 3.1 %08 p. m.: Sandsys, $tod p. 1. 2 NeE Dr. Kean, 860 Spixth Clark-st., Chicago, May bo confideatially consaited, personally or by mall, frec of chagge, +a all brunic or Rorvons diseses. T st gnly pisicizn 1o oo cis v rer 5 por Tabbor Foods Alwsys oa bemd: Dr, Stone, Confidential Physician, lar graduato in medicine) curss all ¢ A Trasscs” ot rensonabie prices, M o, 290 mercury pacd, — Coasultation Fazrantood. All femala *dimcalties’” treatod u and success. Circulars free. Uice, 112 Wesd 3 sonst.. Chicago. Dr, Townsend, 150 Ecu_th Ha g tho most exteosivo. prastic Enli Spech& Di‘:cusns ;“ %fl‘h 3 5 hicago. Caa bo consultod spacially ex Chusgs Fic Hedical Trontiag sent fro fculties treated with safety acd sucecas. T A O Ont Marxriage. HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN. R Reportssont free, Address HOWARD AS3CCLY. Philadelphis, Par rans ablo SUEH Mickizan Ceniral apd Great Western Raijl- <