Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1872, Page 5

Tl CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1872. 5 _—_— e e e e e THE LAW COURTS. Two Widows, Lawful and -Dirorced, After One Deceased Hus- band’s Property, How & Wifo Was Sent to Her Pa- rents, and a Divores Pro- cured Without Her Knowledge, Streets vs. Railroads---Another Libel Suit Against the ¢ Times "=--At- torney’s Record. A most singular bill in chancery was yesterday filed in the Superior Conrt. Catherine M. Mil- ler, who was divorced from her husband, Orrim 3L Miller,—a pertner, when living, in the whols- eale hardware firm of McDonald Bros. & Miller, —in July last, sues against Susan Miller, late 3rs. Robexts, who married Mr. Miller after the divorce with the first wife had been consam- mated, for possessior. of the estate loft by the husband of both, he baving died on the 8th of this month. The plaintiff begins the statement of her case by relating how shoand her husband lived in heppiness together until Feb- raary, 1871, when he requested ber to g0 to her father. st Ssbuls, Iows, since which time he appeared to be gradaally alienated from her. In the interval ehewas con- stantly entreating him to allow her to go to him in Chicago “to make him a happy home,” and lio s constantly refused. Finally, she discovered that he had procured a divores from her, she not knowing even that he hsd commenced proceed- ings, and bearing not & word of it until the de- cres had been rendered ; 'and subsequent tn that she heard he had married the widéw Susan Rob- erts, to whose ‘‘ fascinations” ehe ascribes his fall from Lis carly troth. She affirms that she was s tender, kind wife, and that her whols ob- default for $281.75. 2,895—Colo v. Kimball ; leavo to | chonge name, 618—Partridge ot al v. Allen ot al. TsE SurEmion Counr—(Porter, J.)—82—Classor Dius @) v, Metzke; gurmisbed process dismissed, 2,303—Allen v, Quinn'et al.; dismitsed by plaintiff and Juegment. G. N, 40,149—City v, Harvoy ; dismirsed by paintiff, 3,727—Doone v. Page; same, 3,636— g:l:lhnutm.\ Fire Insurance Company v, Gericke ; cmaxcERY. THE Crmovre COURT—(Farell, J.)—206—Dodd v. Galbruth § time to le unended Lill xtouded Wil 25tk snuar, THE SUPENIOR CoURT,—(Gary, J.)—083—Danner- burg v, Dinnerburg, decrec of divorie, 435— ehsil v, Barnett, defuult of Heors, George, an Frink, and Jobu W. and Eva Barfiett st asid missed by complaiat as to Sarah Ward, Samuel B, and Eliza King ; default of Swift and Hamilton for want of answer, docreo, 496~—Schroeder v. Sexton et al: dismiesed by complainant as to Sarah Ward, and — Seavers, and defanlt of abovenamed partiea fet aside; Gefault 'of Hamiiton and Swift entered for want of snswer, and _decree. 363—Sager v, Baldwin ; ect for March ‘24, 873—Powers v, Powers; defendant to pay solicitor’s costs within ono weck. * 316—)cCarthy V. McCarthy ; order herein smended so as to dismiss ‘without prejudice, PRODATE, Tz Cousty Count—(Wallacs, J.)—Frederick Luther; will proven and letiers of edministration, with tho will snnexed, to widow ; boud of §1,650 approved. Frederick Weyer ; fles restozed, LuzACT, Ta= CouxTy CoUnt—Joln Donelson ; verdict, in- sane, Gottlieb Hess ; same., Thomas P, Wolf ; samo, James Pattorson ; verdict, not insane. NEW SUTTS. Tre UNTrED STaTES Crncorr Covnr—John Flynn, of Puiladelyhia, v. Cinarles Johnson and Aarx Oppent heim, of Cuicago ; infringement of patent for bed bot~ toms, TuE Omcorr COUsT.—5,316—James Barker v, Jobn H. Pike ; injunction to restrain the collection of patt- nership debts, and bill to take an account of the fart~ nership of Barker & Pike. 5,317~Kelly et al v, Wm, L. Devino: sppesl. 5,318—George L. Voice and Géorge G. Hobinson v, Andres H. Bjork et al. ; petition. for mecnanics’ lien on 357 Sedgwick street. 5319— Chorles A, Sharp v, Stephen S, Barrons and Third National Bank ; petition to Testruin the collection of Tartnership dobts. 5,320—Latekaw v, Potter ; appeal, 5321—Edward A. Batcheider ¥, A, Bameny & Son, of Montreal, Canada ; sttachment for non-perform- ance of a contract ; damages, $1,000, - 5,320—Jeremiah v. Margaret Pickley, divorce, 5,323—State v. Blakley et al, ; tax appesl bond. Tei ScrEaton Counr—4l,06—Rubel et al. v. 3. Kronberg; assumpsit, $300. 41,807—H. S. Rexford v. E. B. Lincoln; same, $1,000. 41,803—Tazorus Silver- man v, same; same, §500. _41,603—Wolf *Solomon . D. W, I, Day'and Cass Chapman ; ssme, $500, 41,810— Henry Horner et al, v, — Leliian_and — Gump; same, $200, 41811—Cathering AL Kelly and Mary Jane Briggs v. Michsel Doyle aud Michael Hickey; bill to anuul saie of land (see notes), 21,812—Rochesicr Co-operative Foundry Co. ¥. A. P. Prior; assumpeit, $1,000. 41,813, ¥, Cragin, Edward F. Cragin, Chas, G. Chandler, and Henry 5. Slaymaker v. Emmanuel Greenwald ; assumpsit, $5! 41,814—John Cock v Douglas §, Low ; covenant $500. 41,815—John Cum- mings v. Francis ¥, Manson & Ostar Burdick; as- sumpsit $500. 41,816—A. Garnier v. J. Paro & L. Port- ner; cssumpsit $600, 41,817—Alphonse Carlier v. Chi- cago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company ; as~ €umprit£1,000. 41,818—Giacinto Brtolomy v. Leander RAILROAD NEWS. How to Make Chicago a Great Iron Centre. Articles of Incorporation of tho New Chicago, Wilmington & Wectern Railroad, Now that tho iron regions of Lako Superio have been brought to our doors by the comple- tion of importsut lines of railwsy, it seems to b generally agreed that if the supply of coal brought into Chicago, could be incressed, snd the cost reduced, tho destiny of this city 28 & great iron centre would be fixed. In most places, the difficulty to be firat overcome, is the ‘transportation of the iron ore. In this city the <ubdisision in 8 o i of Scc4,38,14; dated Dec. 13 onsideration, $710. “Lots 11, 12, a5, and 26, ia Block 4 of Winetow's Sub- ivision fa w i of & i Sec 3, 39,14, dated March 20 consideration, $5,500, "Lot 7, in Block'1, of Chsnning Sweet’sn 63w & of 503 Scc 9, 38, 14, dated Novi12; conslderation, 630, 5, 1n same, dnted Nov.12; cousideration, §630, Lot 6, in raine, dated Nov. 13; consideration, $630, Lot 4, in same, dated Nov, 12 cousideration, §350, THE OLDEST IN THE WORLD. Eightcenth Apniversary NMicting of Star of Hope Lodge of Good Tewplurs—Interesting Addresses. o The eighteenth anniversarymeeting of Star of Hopoe Lodge of Good Templan was held yester- dny ovening in tho chapel of the Washington ‘Home on Weet Madison street. Thia is now the oldest organization of the kizd in ihe country. and its apviversary-- meetitgs are becoming more apd more occurrences of greatinterest to all who take jart in them. Tho_attendanco last night was very good, and nearly every part of tho city vas representéd by male and ‘femslo members cf the order. Tho T problem to be solved is, the transportation of | services commenced et 8 G'clock, Geo. A. the coal. fiolds not surpaseed in tho world, A corporation called the Chicago, Wilmiagton & Western Railwey Company hsa been recently organized, with the view: of aiding in the solu- tion of this problem. It was incorporated unde: the general railwey laws of the State, which wero of railway the people from The following copy or the articles of incorporation, now on file in the office of the Scorctary of Stato, at Springfield, will show the general construction of the company, 25 also the names of tho incorporators, among which will bo noticed the names of the Hon. Julian 8. Rumsey and the Hor. John N. Masar, enacted to reduce tho tarif sod to protect so-called impositions, ates of this city : Articles of Incorporation of the Chicago, Wilmington & Weatern Raiticuy Company : We, whose numes are hereunto subscribed, baviny aseaciated together in order {0 become un incorporate company, for tie purpose of constructing and_operat- The dificulty lies only in the trans- portation, for the city is surrounded by coal Mitebell prosiding, by singisg the Good Tem- plar's Oath. = The President said the first Good Templar Lodge instituted in-this ccuntry was twenty years ago, but that had died out, and Stor of Hope Lodge was now the oldast, though not the strongost, in_the world. He extended, on be- Daif of the lodge, s cordial velcome to all visi- tors, and boped that in epiteof the partial dis- rrangement of the progremme, they would enjoy & pleasant evening. ‘The Committeo on Arrsnzements_explained that they biad tried to secure Brother Parkhurst, but could not ‘do so. Theyhad waated G. W. Grey and E. R. Bowe, who knew the early his- tory of tho lodge mo well,” but they could not be present.” Mr. R A. Law, however, Dad consented to speslk. Mr. Law said ho had not come to make & speech, but to enjoy the entertainmont. Four- teen yours beforo he had been_initiated into the lodgs, Brother Bailey being Worthy Chief Tem- plar. He lad not belonged to the lodge for many years, the last one hebelonged to being in Western New York, the largest ever organized, T ing 3 Taiivoad in tho State of Tllinots, pursuant to the | kaving over soven hundred members, and & ‘provisions of un act of the General Assombly, entitled “ An act to provido for the incorporations that may ba organized for tho purpose of constructing railways, muintaining and operatiug the same ; for prescribin, and defining the duties and limiiting tha powers of such corporation when orgauized.” approved March 1, 1872, do hereby adopt and sign thosa articles of incorpo ration, ARTICLE 1. The name of the corporation shall be thio Chicago, Wilmington & Western Railway Com- model of what one ghould be in a city like this. He hiad pover heard s word of wrangling. The roceipts for one quarter were $1,300. Thero was € | & hall, twico enlarged, to accommodate the lodge. ' Thoy had an_organ, pictures, and_floy- ers, and they bad saved soronty men from ruin by liquor. That had shown what the ordor might be, if its principles were fully carried out. Tho mord work his lodgo_did, tho stronger they wero. Butit gave up its vital principles and FOR OR AGAINST. How the Mayor Proposes to Settle the Sunday Saloon Question. Draft olS Bill to be Submitted to the Legis- lature---The Whole Maiter to be Left With the People. What with the demsands of the temperance peopla for the enforcement of the Sunday- TLaquor Law, and the remonstrancesof the ssloon- keepers against what they claim to be s ruinoas infringement upon their rights and privileges, Mayor Medill has been continually in hot water for the past fow months. As en escape out of the quandary, the wortby Municipal Executive bas, with the advice and_co-operation of Corpo- ration Counsel Tuley, drawn up the following bill, tobo submitted st the ensuing session of the State Legislature. Tho Magor belloves that the majority should rule in the Sundey liquor question, and he hos prepared this bill for the sake of procuring o direct expression of the ‘popular will upon the subject : A BILL for an act in regard to the sale of intoxicating liguors on the Sabbath day in incorporated cities. Be 1t enacted : SEcrios 1. That it ehall and may be lawful for the Muyor ahd City Council of an incorporated city to or- der that an election Le held to determine whether or not intoxicating drinks shall be sold, and tippling houses kept open upon the Sabbath day or night, BEC. 2. Such election shall be held st the places for holding the last election for State and county and gen- eral city officers in such city, and the Judges who pre- sided at such clection shull preside at the election held under this act ; provided, that in caso of any vacancy a8 to such Judges, the same may bo filled by such Cls Council, Ten days’ notice of such election so ordere ehall be given iu the same manner thot other election notices are required to be given in such city, andre- turns of such election shall be made to the City Clerk, and opened and canvassed by bim in the presence of the City Council of such city ; and the result thereof sliall be declared by such City Clerk and entered upon the records of the City Clerk’s office SEc, 3. The ballots shall bo upon white paper, and shall be in the followir. form: *For the gale of in- toxicating liguor on 130 Sabbath day or night,” or: “ Agninst the sale of intoxicating liquor on the Sab- bath day or night” Andif amajority of the ballots castat any such election shall be * For the eale of in- toxicating liquor on the Sabbath day or night,” it shall ‘be unlawful for the City Councilof any suchcity to ‘pass any ordinznco which shall prohibit ‘the keeping open of any euloons or tippling houses, or the seiling of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath day or night; and all ordinances of any such city which shall pro~ . sT0CRS, .02 (St, Paul pra. 80| Wabash .. 5374 Tort Wapner 9 : ayno, 3 Wells Fargo, ox. div.. 83 ' [Terre Hauts . Amorican Express. .. C3 |Terra Haute pfd .. United S:ates Ex, 79 'Chicago & Alton Eacific Mail... 0. & A. pfd. ¢ 0. & M.. asy 6 C, 0.8 o C..B.EQ. ‘138 |Lake Shore... . 95% Harlem pf 120 |Indians Central.. . 30 Michigaa Ce 116 |Iiinots Central, .. 1132 o et L Northwest 891 DnlonBai = 867 Northwestern pfd.... 8%%|Central Pacific bonda, 1023 Rock Island, 110% Del,, Lack, & W....... 92 B . & Erle.. 8¢ St Paul. 83741 Forefgn Markets. LivEmeoor, Dec, %—11 o, m.—Flour, $0s, Wheat —Winter, 1138d@11s 10d; spring, 118 2d@11s 10 white, 195 2d@12s 5d ; Club, 123 9d@133. Corn, 288 6d. Pork, 635, Lard, 87 9d, Layenroor, Déc, 27—i:30 p.an,—Darket unchanged. Panis, Dec, 27.—Tho spocio in the Bank of Franco ‘has decreased 50,000 franca during the paat week. LoNDOY, Dec, 27~5 p, m.—Consols—3loney, 1K@ 817 ; accounts, 917;@Y3. 6-20s, %65s, 92% ; '87s, 92; 10°403, 883 ; néw 58, 76%. Eric, 4972, The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £178,000. Panis, Dec, 27.—Rextes, 53f 5o, TLavenroor, Dec. 27.—Cotton firm ; middling up- 1ands, 10xd ; Orleans, 10%@10%d, Silcs 14,000 bales; for speculation snd export, 4,000 bales. Breadstufis drmer ; overage Californis whits, 125 43@12s6d ; do club, 123 9d@13s ; red Epring, 11534@ 125; red winter, 11s8d@11s11d, Floar, $0s, Corn, 283 8, Lard, S7s 6d. Cheess, 6is, Cumber- Beef, 983, 1and middles, 563 6. Short ribs, 37s 64, Receipts of corn for the last threo days, 8,000 qra; Do American. Receipts of wheat since’ list Teport 7,000 qrs ; Americag, 2,000 grs, Yarns and fabrics &t Manchester quiet and firm, Buffalo Live Stock Market. BUrraro, Dec. 27.—CATTLE—Tho intemsely cold weather and 6now block West have completely checked Teceipts, There was no cattle for sale in tho yards this morning, and shipments to-dsy will clean every Dead out of tho yards. It Is thought all the surplus stock in the Enstern markets will bo used up by next ‘Week, and the business of tho New Year commence with favorable markets for busers and sellers, Receipts this week lighter than any week for many years, being amly 1,550, or 0 care agatust 20 cars sswa tiuhe lust weel SuEER AND Lawps—To-day, anly 200, making the total for the week, thus far, 3.400, against 7,200 sama time lnst week., The market closes with light receipts, Supply inadeguate to meet the demsnd, and prices on all grades ndvanced xc. Sales to-day, 202 Michigan sheop, ov S3 Ibs, ot $5.91; 20 inferfor Michigan shecp, &v 66 Ibs, at §4.50; 915 Canada sheep, a7 90 1bs, at £5,50, Hoos—To-day, 2,500, makiing a tota! for the week of 23,000, against 59,500 last weel, Market firm at yes- ferduy's advance, 'Salcs to-dny, 3,200 Ohlo and Indisns hogs, av 200 to 430 1ba, 3¢ $3.50GL00, : New York Dry Goods Markets rond elevators, Oats heldat 40@42c. Rye nominal ay 80c, o - o, —%MGO. sWEGO, Dee, 27,—GRarx—TWheat t and chsnged, " Cora aall at 8%, Baey duiyy yrinms Giae ada, $1.04 NEW OR) ec, 27.—] #—Flour: 15 treble X,fls;l.fl&a?. l;“nllmgy, a‘_%m@m'w‘ Com. scarce and firmer; wl W, 83@85e, ‘higher, at 50@52c, S5C TR L Bran—Advanced to $1.40@1.50. ‘Hax—Scarco, st $40,00, Bacox—Casler, at 5)c, 9)c, and 1le, ..&v&w 1Ri#77) Feaker * pratte, 9, Othiers CotToN~—Active and firm ; sales, 8,800 ; good ordins= 2 miading et 18%c; low midaling, 18; 19¢ 5 ‘midy Tlddlieg Ortoans, 10552, Hsgaipts, T 865, - crpos Boston, 1610, Stock, 167,160, Wockis sile, 3 receipts, net, 31,319 ; gross, 36,765 ; e , coustwise, 5757 Gontinenk, 16,736 + ey xaungf /UL - LOUISVILLE, s gloTmT, Do 21.—Corzon—Qulst ; low mide ing, 2 Barapsrorrs—Flour held firm st provicus prices, * Theat frm; demand good; receipts_coutinue very light s cholce, $1.45@1.65; nothing dolng in othar na, S Hogs—Firmer ; extrome range, $.00G38T4 for Tight to extra heaty. Receipts, 2,635, PrOVISIONS—Fuir _order demand, especially for ‘meata; muess pork, $12.50 ; bulk shonlders, 33zc; bulk clear ribs. 53/c; do clear, loos: ¢ higher packed; ooca meste auibs s ancbanged. ¥ e WRIsKEY—Qulet, &t 88c. INANCIAL. THE ie&TeatherBank OF CHICAGO, Southwest Corner - Randolph and LaSalle-sts., WITH A Capital of $300,000, 1S NOW PREPARED TO'DO & GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, And sclicits s share of the patronsgo of the commoreial pablie, - eo % DIRECTORS: J. 1. DURAND, of Durand & Co. 0. H. MORSE, of Fairbaak, Morso & Co, ‘Wm. L. GREY, of Geey, Clark & Co. . J. J. BORLAND, of Blanchard, Borland & Ca, pany. ART. 2. Tt i6 fntended nnd proposed by this corpo- ratioa o construct and operate & railway from the City of Chicago, in the County of Cook, aud State of Tli- nois, over the most clipible route, through or uesr to tho village of Wilmington, in the ‘County of Kendall, {hrough oz near to tha Cities of LaSallo and Peru, in MeCormick ; petition for mechanics’ lien for work doao for J, B, Suith & Son, on s building on defendant’s 1and, on the north eido of East Kinzio street, botween LaSdlle nnd Clark streets. 41,819—Ksto L. Miller v, Susan Miller ; bill to set aside divorce of plalutiff from Oirim Miller, deceased, and marrisge of ‘defendant to T. M. JONES, of Joues & Langhlin, J. 7. TAYLOR, Lumber Manufacturor. * 0. F. GREY, of Grey, Marshall & Co. H. 0. TILLINGHAZT, of H. C. Tillinghast & Co. ©. L. RAY3IOND, of Jones & Raymond. ject wns to make her husband o ‘happy home ; that the evidence taken before tho Auster in Chancery was perjured ; that sha coald Eave eo proven hed she been present, and she insists on her ight to tho money which her kus- melted away. As n social power to counteract a social evil, ho knew no betier poer than the order, except the Church. Tho beginnings in Chicago had been emall, but had led to great things, He gave various reminicences of the hibit the keaping open of any saloon or tippling house or tho selling of liquor on the Sabbath dsy or night ehall be thereafter null and void ; and if a majority of such ballots_shall be opposcd to tho gale of Liquor on the Babbath day ornight, then it shall not bo lawful to Keep open any ssloon or {ippling bouse, or to_sell any New Yoz, Doo, 27.—Business cxceedingly quiet to- dsy in all departments, The severo enow-storm has &0 complotely blocked up the city thoronghfares and rallroads that transrortation facllities are much inter- rupted. The market for both cotton and woollen gooda is merely nominal, but prices sre steady and un- | g CHAS. F. GRETY, President. 7 i e} i same, and to declare plaintiff entitled to the property | the County of LaSalle, and thenco in o westerly direc- | oarly history of the order here, and concluded | intoxicating liquor in sald city ou the Sabbath day or | chenged, Imported goods utterly stagnant, snd even | mQY(AS L. FORREST, Cashier, o :’:&ho‘; wlf.:fc Efig’n‘g—s : e o fl‘;’{i‘;flnwf :rf“_:‘r‘; | G tconaed snsicad of Beiondunt. 41820- Mass M, | tion, to8 point on the Missiusippl Riger, as nearly op- | Ly urging on the members of the organizntion | night, snd it shall bo the duty of ths Oity Councli &0 oliday goods o imactiv. An slarming e troke a5 of Mauiibicturers’ Hotloasl Dok, . s LSS, | Bostwick and 14 others v. Mark Skinner and atout 70 gwmupn_-chubhwm y of Muscatine, fn the | ¢o'naweTartions for the benefit of the inebri- | Pass stringent ordinances to that effect. ontin i nkfln‘ 0 stree gl ‘way_ larg lotters from her husband, from which We mako | Gihers, including the Sonth Park Commission- te of Tows, withsuch tranches, side tracks, switch- | 400 8£C. 4. It is hereby provided that no clection un- | quantity of Irish H&nhw, etc,, but o very valua. = forcible extracts: iers; ond 41,930, Bame v. David Hess and | ¢, passenger and frelyut dcpots, as may ba necessary “Aft w0 of the Iady members of | der this act ehall bo held oftener than once in— | bio stock of silks adjoining tha store was little dam- MAGAZINES, Cmicaco, April 15, 1 Fate: Yours is veceived, | ubouf 123 otliers; bills to redccm mortgages | tofully carry out tho objects and intentions of this er & song by two b vears, and that all (he provisions of the General Election | aged. A B T I 5 o Nctions 3 and T4 ih Towssip | corporation: the lodge, s poom was read by Brether Drako, w of (his State as to the manner of conducting elec- tions, and 58 to frsudulent voting, shall be appit- cablo'to all eloctions held under this sct, BEC. 5. Wherens, in many citics of tids State there part. 33, 0 set asido administrator’s sale, and to declaro tho true heirs and owners, 41,822—Nathan and John B. Corwith v. Belden ¥. Culver; assumpelt; $L500. i 41,833—E, V. Blatchford & C. F. Gates v. 5ame ; same ; i this much to say about it. Yom verv well know {hat | you last summer, and in fact the whole of the past o=, have mads my life o miscrotle one, and you ow I often s2id I would never live snother year in Anr. 3. The principal business office of the corpo- ration shall be established and maintained in the City of Chicago, County of Cook, and Stato of Tlinois, Ant, 4. The tine of tho commencement of the cor- after which addresses were made by R. E. Hoyh, New York Livo Stock Market, Esq., and other gentlemen. New Yors, Dec, 27.—Tho stock-traics are snow- ‘bound, only six cara of locsl eattle getting through, Now is -the Time % prevails much excitement upon tho question of keep- | There is a fair supply on the road. Some of the trains Such & manner, and Tmeantit, * * ¢ * Idonot S4—F. Mayer & Company v. H. & M. | poration ehall bo the first day of Doc. 1873, and its PERSONAL. T opon esloona or ppling-houass snd. the scling of | are cxpected in topignt. The firet orisvals Wil moll TO SUBSORIBE FOR THE want you to come hers, and if you come I ehall ! ame; §250. 41,625—Petér Van Schanck, | Period of continuance shall bo fifty years. =t liquor upon the Ssbbath dfy or night, whoreby an | quick, and probably ot an advauce. A car of hogs Teave, 8 o e g eere. have upset all + on, and Woi. B. Reld v, Nicholas T, | _ABT. 5. Thezmount of capital stock of thia corpors- | Hon, A, Gridley, of Bloomington, is at the | cmergeney has arisen that this act take effect immedi- | gold at 4Xc alive, snd & car of Western dressed at Mo of my srrangements, and I sbpposc you will | Carthj same; $100, 41,83—Thowss W. Veazie & | o shall be fivo millions (8,000,000) dollars. Tremont. = stely, this act ahall bo i force rom sad after {8 385 | B3(o. Cily dresed went ot X8, thos of 200 1 notrest until you do &0 mow, * * * * * If you ; Geo, ~Diliicgham v. 'Thos. J. Eerr; eamo; | AST.G. Thenames and places of residence of the e . % 88go, * | Bolding for 6c ;160 1bs selling at 6 @620, cannot got slong at your own home, I don't know | $600. 41 for gorvico. 41,624 | Ecverai persons forming this association for thisin- | Colonel W. 8. Worth, United Btates Army, 18 —_——— what you could expect clsewhere. 1 am willing you | —Thomas P. Rogers Btephen Gray and John | Corporation are: Julizn 8, Rumaey, of Chicago; Lewis | at the Sherman. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. S e Steward, of Piano, Kendal County, Tll; James W. 1t > o should board wherever you piease, and would pay for 1,000, 41,829—Mary A, V. Beverly Night Provision Eonrd I . 9 % ) By For 1573 will have Scrinl Articles it, bt I by i Bl mot Do wilh bag for | G» Grlith ; divorce. 41,830°-Edward Spellman, John | £4ds, of Millington, Lasalle County, ILL) “Sterhen G. | Judge A. L. Osborn, of Indions, was s the | The smell-pox is raging in Dubuque. TWENTY-SECOND STREST AND WABAST AVENTE, Dec. by RODERT DALE OWEN, PARTON, ol Sear. You have siready driven me {00 mear | W. Spellnga, and Homer Cook v. Lourin P, Hillard | Poddock, of Princeton, Bureau Councy, IiL; John N. | Tremont yeaterday. 2 Deaths from swall-pox in_Boston exczed | 2%.—8ales, 500 bris mess pork, seller April, at 81450 ; THE Donstznizn, Sius, Koathiz, v the verge of destruction %o bear it any longer; I can. | & Georgo W. Lymon; potition for periiion of | Buson, of Ghicago, Cook Counts, Tl A 1 Nebraslks & tho | thoeo from all other causos comibined. 100 brls niess pork, sellor Docémber, $12,30 ; one car . Proprston Smarrn: Serlal 20t and will not, so help me God, You can act so- | Lot 2, Blocks 5 and 6, Section 28, Township 39. ART. 7. The government of this corporation and the Senator T. W. Tipton, of Nebrasks, was ab the Daial D . 5t the Tine gmen hams, av. 20 ts, at 6 ; ome car green shoul- oriea, by Howsies, Rev, W. il Traly yous 3 Onnr, | 41,891 Jomes R, Wiltty. Georgo I Darry ; sssump- | essgemont of Jts sters ahall g vested n the Baard | Briggs yosterday. o T B vy tomardy | o7 &% 17 by st 33 ATLANTIC § 5 Fonyse; asa i:..ef.“s’fi,‘: o 2 - e : . of ectors, o President, Secretary, Executive 2 . e d - - In another lotter, dated Fab. 8, 1871, he says, | 50820, 0N Remye, & Denel of 2 % S00%0 | Gommittes, and other officers f tho Company, duly | Hon. . 8. Streator, of Cleveland, was st the | 4 warmer climate. Pittsbnrgh Ol Tarket. S retiow, S o] lett:er - Somplaining that bis Wife | record. 41,850—Louis Semper v.A. J. Montgomery | Slected m{;ppomted by the Dourd of Diroctors, may | Tremont yesterday. —Iho value of tho manufactured Products of | sy, Deo, 87.—Petrolenm auier and weaks | MONTHLY jipicn, Mus. TuTEs, was sick, and wanted to go to him : 8500, ALBA S X exerciso such powers, and perform such duties tn_the e B : man, Dec, 21, and weak 3 - Piferes, "sad_many ol bbbty wgm o thit Tuians | :Efififi'mw ey nhur%i Aelicol, W, BUr | overnment of tiis dorporation. and. tho management | Judge Jobn L. Pendry, of Leavenworth, Kan Now Hampshire ten years ago was $37,000,000. | cruge,$2.85@3.00; refined Philadelphia, 20 Pitls< H °capien, S7.00: 8 GopL 5,041 10 Soplos, 8% B e N Now it s $71,000,000. <hing else to do only to listen and be governed by your —On the25th of November, 1783, the British a8, waa at tho Tremont yestorday. every whim, and, Fool that I Lsva been, I have al- . Dietrich H, Lower snd Theodore H. Heinemamn ; of its affairs, as shall be preacribed by the by-laws | nssumpsit, $900. 41,835—Thayer & Tobey Furniture ‘Durgl, largo lots, 30¢, and resolution of the Board of Directors, The names Rev, E. C. Porter, of Wisconsin, was at tho I . 0 Sa® | of the First Board of Directors are Julian §, Rumee: forces evacusted the City of New York, and on i Bear, o sorial by TROWBADGE SR o T ey vt iy a5y | Guge Doverus v o o Montagle aprest: 480 | Seve Stomd, e W Edly, Bephen” G 2ulioc | Tromont sacorter tho 3th of Novembor, 1973 ho last ot tno Bri- I ‘ i, Sigries, Sliechey of Sou worry sbout me. I don't Ses why you | —Granville Bates v. Anna Harvey et al; potition to re- | 8nd Jumes Darton. General 8. Bagg and wife, of Towa, were st | ish forces ovacuated the Isfand of San Juan. abould do eo. It can’t be you mre solicitous about my welfsre, If 60, I can asure you Iam sll 7ight. Nor can it be from any great lova you bear for An, 8, The capital stock of this corporation ehall be divided into Affy thoussnd sbares, of $100 each. In wituess wherecf we do heretnlo subscribo our : 4 Loy oty DR Tels store rocord, 41,838—Supprossod for servico. 41,839 ~—3oacs W. Powell and Georgo W, Getcheil v, Edgar W. Pike snd Wm, G. Corbin ; petition for mechsnic’s New Yomk, Dec, 21.—BarapsTu¥re—Flonr very aull; receipts, 2,000 brls; Stats, $5.62@0.25 3 the Gardner yesterday. Hon. Henry L. mm-fi of Bloomington, was at —Des Moines events: Jan, 8 and 9, the State > 2 3 superfine Western and Agricultural Society snd the Boe-Keepers' Agso- comman to gond extrs, $5,80@.S ety s v} department e 2 g ciation; Jan. 22, State Industrial Convention ; | goodto cholce, $7.10G7.85 ; white wheat extra, $1.0 3 e for T havo often heard you a7 3ou wished sou | lich on Lote 11 d 13 Diock 2, of Humllton's Subdl- | Bamea (o Afth day of December. A, Doy 1072, i Anderson’s European Hotel yesterdsy. Jan, 23, State Grange of Patrons of Husbandry, | 8653 St. mfi’s,.n.m@ 2.0, "Wheat gher with goo iy é’g&,fi.’.::.fg;{;g;‘_ Deve: soen tme, and i, too; wher you had np | viklon s/ Section 26, Howh 39, { Liwss SxewauD, J. 8. Watles, Esq., prominently connected | ~—Tho total population of the Provinces of | SxEort demand; ng receipts; o, 3 Miipmufse shring, FOLES [ atagertno.n 5a: an “strn eopy fon B e T T e _——— Jawrs W, Eppy, with cartain Towa reilroads, is now st the Briggs, | Quebec, Ontario, Now Brunswick, Nova Scotia, | 1001504 i Nov2 Norlincat, 8,88 T, # Cucaedy | - I N ARG A o skt pem bt (o fiow meap alesglessaigily 1 OBITUARY. BrerusxG. Pavdock, | aryiorF. B, Burrows and Colonel M. Foster, | Manitobs, snd tho city of Halifux, by the cantus | Biye scarca snd DUnYouss Forks 4 passed, how Iwould oy and beg of you A s ne differently ; that the time would come when I could endure it no longer; but you .would simply say you didr"t care, and 1 have no reason to think you ever did, for, when I reflect, I fallto ece s single in- stonce when you haveever proved & wife 10 me, only in mame. You would rob me ct any time for the sake of your folks, and always stood ready to defend them, tomy detriment, * * * & * il 3 suzm of $5,000, snd debts owing to him by bis wifc's mother, he goes on, in the tone of a thoroughly wor- sicd man, to'say): I certalnly am not ina condition o mest all your demands, and certainly never will be, unloss you feave me alone for awlile, gaged in active business hore. At the timo of | Death aud Burial of Mr, Join C. Etnus—A | Goed nd Uscful Citizen Guacs Mr. John ©. Evans, whoso deatk, from apo- ploxy, on the 24th inst., has alresdy been an- nounced, was buried from his Iato residenco on ‘Warren avenue, yesterdsy morning. Mr. Evans came to this city from his native State, Ken- tucky, sixteen years ago, and hsd since beon en- competing %o Zlo in tho offico of tho Clork 0f each county through which it passes, a schodulo of freight and passengor rates, which shall never bo dovi- ated from. Theso must bo from 50 to 25 per cent lower then ordinary railway rates, con- ditioned upon tho terms mado with the various countics. Meither can they consolidsto with ines, thus proventing a mouopoly. Tho yoad jn ihtended to roform s Prosont fal- Dnitcd Stafes Army, were af the Tremont yes- 9 | terday. Lieutenant General Sheridan and his sta®f aro t0 play tho hosts ot an entertainment to be given st Standard Hall on the evening of Jan. 8. Mr. H. L. Austinck, chicf cook of tho Holly Tree coffco roome, on Christmss morning was presontod with an elegant knife by the dining- Toom employes. Goorge Willard was the attornoy for the Erio Tho new Company, being orgenizod under the goneral railway lawa of the State, is compello recently taken, id 3,517,308, of about one million less than that of the Btato of New York alone. ~Southern travel is to be improved by an air- Line railroad, sbout 250 mils in length, now be- ing constractod between Charlotte, N. O., and Atlanta, Ga., 1t is under tho control of Colonel Tom Scott, and js designed ns a feeder to tho } Bouthern Pacific Railroad, now being surveyed on the 32d parallel. —The Greenille (Pa.) Argus says: “It is estimated that $2,000,000 worth of pig irom, firm ; Woatorn, 90@050. Barley dull and heavy, . Malt guiet. Corn’ firm :and leas active ; no recelpta; sail Western mixed, 66@63xc; do in store, 633@04c; now Westorn mixed, 6534c; yeilow, 1@Gi%c, Oais higher aud in moderato demand ; re- ‘colpts, 675 bu; 0ld Westorn mixod store, 52¢; new do, 45}5@18Xc ; Dew white, 51@53¢ ; black, 15@iTxe. CorroN—ioro sotive and sieady; middling up- h’r‘:dg’%fi t, 3336 G Gds—Quist, 333G, Hav—Dull. Hazs~Quict and fiemn, GrooermEs—Coffes ghi quiet; refining, 9./GJ Rio, 1514@10c. Sugar Cuha, 97,@0%c. Hlo- JAMES R. 0OSGOOD & CO., 'PULISHERS, . BOSTON. : GENERAL NOTIiCES. e oasas - gpasgar- e e Election Not: way rates, end reduco the cost of transporta- | Railway in the delaved transportation case, and ec 1(}11 J- 0 lce' Indscs'dull; New Orleans, 60@70c.” Rico qalet; 6@ | his death, he was & member of the firms of Ev- STREETS V. RAILROADS, i l { within the limits of Morcer County, ia now be- i . inartlion of o8 of Ty rates, e o cost of trar Bulivapin b delaved ing 1ed awailing o marke. This Gloulaiion is | 3 . : : ans & Oliver, an s & Evans. Mr. Evans | tion. Tho Company contend that they can | 3 r J | based upon motal at £40 a ton. It is a perplex- | Prrnorrmi—Crude, 113¢@12¢ ; refined, 27xo. obie, rolrond casg trying beforo T0dge TSt uas eminontly s self-mado man, Ho commenced | Build eanip, sud sustain the rosd vith theso 1o~ | Dr. 7. Ward, Ellis, P. G, 3, of this ity, 1 to . ing Limo vith fumaco-men sad biakers, a8 s | Paoreons ekt Gad nomiaal ‘14 ates, | , Netics tsherchy atven that thoro wil bo » moeting 09 the ‘married life 51 years ago, poor in. purse, poor in | tarifls, which is an experiment in railway | geliver tho address at the installation of tho | ens to turn out & more exciting alfair thanitat | | management, tho result of which will be looked | it effoct upon the general trade.” first promised. The counsel on both sides mado Beef dull and uncbonged. —The Wichita (Ka.) Bagle 8 ockholders of tho Merchants' Savings Loan & Cut monta qulet; shoul- o Trust Compzoy, at their office, in the city of Chicago, on Qers, for Junuary, 43¢c; middies dull; eho'! clear, officers of Olive Branch Lodge, No. 15, L. 0. 0. “Thousands ! education, rich in tho possession of capacities | forward to with some interest, as il | s e © : o Ti,c: long clear, 6/;@6c. Lard quiet; No.1 to | Tuesday, Jan.7, ISi3, between tho boursof 10 o'clock 8. {opsksioned. speeche, sesterday, for tia de. ; of boly 4 Tind, which ave froquently Of TOro | reavs or caisplich the memeca opimion, that | 17 0tk place in. Ceuton, Xl on the evening | Bpon thousands of bufiglo hidos are being | ik s, Thigreie Vet badie, . and 2 'clock m., for tho Glaotion of sloven Trastace; feace especially, the fatter showing in & pro- valuo than weelth aud learning. Ho learnod his 1 rilway comparies cherge rates unnecessarily | = : of ground aro Sorerediciin ‘lh,‘“ hides spread gt' —‘X)"fr? Wtf‘!ern. 10@16c, | tosarve during tho ensuing year, and for tho transaction phetic and inspired strain the far-off results ' lotiors from Lis wife, and throughiout his lfo ho ' bigh, ~ Tho way in which tho Compauy propora | Philip Llward, tho foreman of the Transtor | o SL0HC, 10 Soneret FIC these, NACRERICER - Crumes Dyl ibe, SHAEGR 8 M lodi R Ay et oo g sadHIRg 5¢ present railroad legislation in growing cities. read but ono book—the Bible; of this Lo wusan to°aid in the solution of tho cosl quastion, & by | Department of the Chicago & Northwestern | {it WO, the tesay wide HR 0 ¢ T 8 < o o CHARLES HENROTIN, He showod that our streots wore in many ius ; camest studont, Ho was a diligent reador of | reducing the cost of its transporiation, b that - Reilroed, on Christmas ove was presented with | pio*'ed, thet fhere aroy eonth of the Srseneas | . o ST 3 Cashicr. stances nothing more thsn unfenced railroad . newspapers, and 6o nttentive ond competent an * deqlers in the city can afford to soll & good qual- | & beautiful gold watch snd chain, tho gift of | oy ohiootin bx:lfnl o for their hides alono.” ‘holders firm 3 middling, 18; e Y T T 5 ey of Jienin, flabihe M S yfer v e Moo of it soud e | oot foute oo o tho ChioTrvor s st tobemors | Bashomb riituelisdwomes, met | NTVIDEND NOTICE 24 et jby ol . . 88 o' tlrough oxtcnsive coul fields, oxtending from | Hon. John Almond, two Japanese Princes, and | dangerous than it has been for many winters, | &3prng uall saigs s No. 3 Chilksag, . and rapidly ve are drifting to thestatoof Lon- | man _of rare sugacily and judgment. S, incof i 20° mi ? < ¢ e arday OT8- | $1.20%¢ cnsh ; winter, some demand for future, No. 3 o fhota ths retlfoRisbate o bo, pacsled Hp 3 h La Sallo to Princotan, & digtanco. of 20" miles, Yesfordsy we published an account of the ginl JMr. Evans was.diligext in his business, and though beginning life .with only o bedstead, a | fow chairs, and an ox team, in 8 comparatively fow years ho hed aquired a compotency. Though in the seventy-iifth year of his age, and for tho red, $1.58 caeh, Oats quict and unchanged ; No, 3, 28 @2634¢ in clovator. Barley dull and nnchabged ; No. | 2,65, Byo firm ; wanted ; No, 2, 75¢. WmssEr—Firm at 93c. Provisons—York duli'and nominal st $11.75, Dry GERMAN SAVINGS BANE, ! o, 13, 3 | Tho regular semi-annval dividend cf G per cent en the capital stock s payably Jan. 7, 1873, Transfer on the top of solid walls, on a level with the | chimneys. He insisted that the legislation con- trolling railrosds in this city was Ioose ond un- desirable in many respects, and that not_one which have never iicen reached by any impor- ! ington, are at'tho Tremont. For tho namesof ; ing of several steamers, and this morning we tant railroad. Tho whole work is intended to | tho Orientals, tho register of the Tremont must | givo a report of additional losses. The sudden benefit the people, and the Company propose to | be consuited. rige in tho river has occasioned these disasters, msko the cxperiment, having every confidence i ! four sorvants, from gapan, en_roule for Wash- | . . d it is likoly the number of them will yet bo ooks olose the 31st inst, A, WISE, Ceshier in it , and belioving that tho bonefits | ,Apollo Lodge, No. 642, A.F. & A2, has | B 2 i 2% ) salt quiet; order lots, packed, 4c, 6E6io. - Bacon 3 step further shonld bo pormitted that conld in- | past few years nearly blind, ho has continnod to | gought for re worthy of s rrial. Tho right of | elccted officors for tho enuing year, as foilows: | increased a3 tho riso braaks up the ico bolom. i Toch qut b, e TREASTIT DRPARTATAT, terfere with the rights and privileges of owner- | conduct bis affairs wifhi energy and success, way out of the city is already acquired by a wiso | George N. Houghton, W.3L; C. 8. Hurtley, S. A Tlogs—Dull at $3.25@3.60. i 1 Abont st ‘Joads of b th OFFIc GF CONPIROLLER 0% Connever, | ship, namely, light, protection of life and prop- | On last Saturday he was stricken with paraly- W.; Augustus "Rose, J. W.; M. A. Thayer, ! —Aboutseventy-five car-loads of bones, gath- arty, and eaf6 and convenicnt epprosches, which principles are at tho base of our laws Tespecting the holding of property. In thia case, tho defence insists that the railrosd will sis. Calling his fomily bout him, he stated that euch was the pature of his discase that, although in the full possession of his facultics, in half an hour he might be unconscious. 1lo provision of the City Council, recently entcted, which roquires that tho various roads running | Lreasurer; Bdwin Greono, Scerofary; M. Q. out of the city shall cach givo tho right of way over their road to 2t least two additional lines, Fair, S. D; Charles H. Pendleton, J. The following were among the arrivale at tho ored from tho plaine of Western Kangss, tho frames of defurct buffaloos and Texss caitlo, lievo been seut over tho Kansas Pacifio snd the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railrosds during CarrLe—Dull and unchanged. Recerers—Flour, 3,000 bris; wheat, 7,000 ba ; corn, 5,09 bt ; oats, 9,000 bu; rye, 6,000 bu; barley, 6,000} 1ioge, 1,405 head, BHIPMENTS—NORS, - WASHINGTON, Doo. 24, 872, Notice fs hereby given to all persous wha may have | cleims against tho Scandinavian National Bank of Chi~ cago, 1)L, that they aro czllod upon to presant tho sama, . g t d to mako legal proof thereof, to Joel D. Harvey, Rea t “railro; an b ht bo THE CIICAGO & TLLINOIS LIVER RAILKOAD | Gardner yestorday: D. 8. Stetson, Jr., and wife, | 4) By MEMPHIS, - ! pracically close up s street now in its infancy, | guve directions sbout ia business, Liad passsges . ¢ mpany wil bagin nelivo oporationsin tho con- | Philadoigbiss . C- Babcock, New York ; James © hiawo Daie (o rmington, bt Sebtre tho paut |, Mrrems, Dec. 27— Cotzow—Ficm, ani in fat do. | ¢e17% 8¢ 40 0Bco of sald Tk, at Chicago, T | tho breath of whose Lifo is its approaches and | Gf Seripturo rend Lo lum, expreascd fim hopa of | piriiion of the Hno carly o tho apring. Thos | M. Carior and Wito, St Lakb City» 0. B. Devia | aeg sSiocsed 1o sorsver kokta-hemdios o1 the | DB Gook smimacy, Toicd Tow mhidlng, 1603 wnobstructed communications with other parts | salvation through Christ, and, a fow hours after- : arg aow engaged in examining two routos, and | and wife, Omaha; L. H. Evans, Ottawa. | e Lo o pite-lanillos, £ T | zecolps,” 1,100 baloa ;" shipmentss, 1,000 bales ;7. | e C2BETONST o the Curronc of the city. The connsel seem likely to make 5 | ward, bidding his family “good night,” Lo | the docision so o which shall ®be choson will be & ’ *Dig case " ont of this before they get through. A 250,000 PABTNERSIIP IN GOURT. ‘The contractors who constructed the building on the southeast corner of Franklin and Soutl cal swoke. In tho death of Mr. Evans, his family loso a y sunk into a elecp from which o hover ; mado in & fow days. Cno lino_ruus from Chi- cago to Henry, and through the Wilmington and Yermillion conl fiolda; tho other runs through | Colonel Welch, General Superintendent of_tho York lost evening, where ho will be met by Gen- Pullman Palace Car Company, started for New ! { fining sugar; and the refuso ié ground into meal for fortilizing purpoees. —Tho courso of Comptrolier Hopking, of tho gelois farweek, 9,345 Bales; abipment for week, 5,60 en, ‘BumapsrUrrs—Flour scarce sad frm st $6.50@ 11.00. Corn excited and higher ot Tio. Oats excitad EKATALYSINE WATER. i o S ot foug | L eral Horaco Porter, Vice President of tho Com- | Stato of New York, in lovving a tax saficient to | 8nd higher at 48@50cs CETTYSBURG rator stocuth, belasging +o Elsha ana Torthis | ommeaon aod Hhe sty s exeati by | Lomoote, Plainiold,” eud ~Marsedleg, The | pan, From New York they will mako o tour : Py the £6,000,000 canal debt, has boen sustained | Ha¥_-Exeited and highorat $30.00832.00. Wadaworth, and others. snd that on the Dorth- | zen, ' { fonen i e e o wll b | through tho East aud Sonthiin the interest of | by the Supremo Court of the Second Judicial | pRotouti D Tilt mests Arm snd unchanged, east corner of Franklin sad Madison streets, bo- g e o a S R T A‘x‘;;‘;iwppi their company. District. A caso wes made up from Kings Coun- DETROLT, 3 longing to W. A. Galbraith and others, ¢The Much-Travelled Piano.” er opposio Kooluk, Towa, - Gn botl of fho | | Tho folloving wers at Anderson's Europosn | (1 RUSTHE DL 1 SREToces, (ool X9 | memmom, sy, Do 21 7Gnten—sat stoady | ohas b dompostenad by oy o praction et i:;ve gono hl;m.uf tg\mncury dm dccide | 7o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: * roposed Toutes the Company Lave met with | Hotel yesterday: L. C. Bianchard, Montgomery, by tho Comptroller. e eTnp:un e ated | 4nd fnmoderate demand; No.1 white, $L72 amber, | ments conducted by cminent plizwiclans, and attosted by e propristorship of the moneys due on ac- |~ Sm: Wenotice your item of to-day in regard to A | fiberi : count of such buildings, namely, $3.000 from tho former and 87,000 from the latter, and other moneys. Jamos Barkor and Jobn H. Pike sro the contractors in %neufion, and went into part- Much-Travelled Piano,” but tho maker of which you omit to give. We find tho letter from which your ststement is evi- iberal donations, and no difficiency will b ex- porienced _in. sccuring the right of way, and tho greater portion of tho ncceesary funds. The recent vory judicious action of the City Towa: F. P. Miller, Newton, Iowa; D. W. Hq | ton, Lawrence, Ken; J. 3. Walsh, California; | H. f1.” Harrison, Milwaukeo; C. II. Caldwell, | Baffalo, N. ¥.; C. C. Pomeroy, Hooperstown, LI, that o peremptory mandamus issue, requiring the Board to msko tho Jevy. The caso may bs | appealed, but the decision can hardly be reversed. }. "—In Baltimore, the other day, & man carrying $1.64; amber axtra, $1.82.” Corn quictandunchanged, Oats firm ond in fair demand at 3¢, ‘Drzsax HOGE~$445. CLoveR BEep—$5,25. TOLEDO. thousands of grateful peopln wha biavo Looa rolieved from. tholr sutforings by §is u<e, that tho Gottyshure Katalysino Water s tho noagest approach to 2 spooinc ovor discovercd for Nyspepsiz, Neu: gl.\ Rbeuresidsm, Gout, Graval, Disbotos, Kidnes, an cloary, Discasta gengrally. 1t restoros muscolar wer to tho Parsiytic. ! & cures Live: statoment (8 evt e y S g b 3 5 i T I = . 7] VS Complaint, Chronie. Diarrhaa. Piles, ConsHpstion. ontractors i : 85t | 4oty taken tn @ Jate number of to New York Tribune | Councll in granting tho Company o liboral Tight | Thq following wero_among the arrivals at the | an unbrells undor his arm in a promiscnons max. | , TOLED9, Oy Doc. 27.—~Bieap o et | e Caterth and Bronchih, Disersos of B bis B P e I oo, 1571, 51n%% | and, thinking that t may bo o Intereat to tho mapy ; OLVeT Les douo ‘much to impress upon tho | Tromont yostorday: 31. J, Allen, New York; C. g ptianged. . Whestdria end fn i Gemad; Srvous Prosteation i sbout £250,000, on which thero has probably been a'profit of 25,000, or 10 per cent over and sbove peyments. Barker complains that his partner Dhas nover settled with him; that he has re- ‘moved the accounts and papers, and refuses him access to them, and that ke has mado falso en- tries, and is about to get hold of the amounts still owing to the firm. He wants first-clasa re- owners of Steinway piauos amongst your readers, wo herewith' inclogo it. Yours truly, i Sarrn & Nrxox. SopA Cremk, Dritish Columbis, Nov. 15, 1872, Meawra, Steineay & Sons—DrAn Brrs : Tho plana N 4,773, purchased from you July 2, only reached is | ddstination on the Oth inst, You mny remember thut tho mercury atood at 103 dégrees In tho shade on the duy the piano was pur in New York. On the day minds of rosidents along tho proposed routes that tho now lino is managed by trustworthy gontlemen, snd will bo productive of the beno- fita thoy promicc. S e e REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. The following instruments wero filed for rec- 8 | S. Williams, Now Brunawick, N. J.; C. W. Lef- fingwell, Enosville, IlL.; L. F. Wosner, Iowa Falls; C. C. Woodford and wife, Little Rock ; P. A. Holmes, Schenectadsy, N. Y.; C. H. Hook, W. J. Nealy, Ottawa; L.Buarrer, Canton, 11l ; R. R. Cablo, Rock Islaud; George O. Catlin, Anto- nio, Conn, The following were smong the arrivals at the | ner, went rashing down the streot. In passing | 5 bévy of elegantly dressod ladies, the handle of tho rain shedder caught in the head-goar of ono | of tho fair ones. Sho gave s little scream of as- ; tonishment 2nd alarm; bu neither this nor the | tension of tho mmbrella could chock the hend- lotig careor of tho hasty individual, and 2 the ‘umbrella wonld not yiold, botl tho 'bonnet and the whole claborately arranged ourls_and other extra whito Michlgun, $1.52; No,1 do, $Lav; am- ber Michigan, $1.67% January. Oats quiet, no sales, "DrEsSED Ho5—$4.50 for light, Recrrers—Flonr, 100 brls; whest, 8,000 bu; corn, 4,000 bu ; osta, 2,000 bu, SmpsENTs—Flour, 800 brls; whest, 6,000 bu; corn, 5,000 bu; oats, 7,000 bu MrwAr Dec. BREADSTUFFS—Flour quiet 50d unchapged. Wheat firm and in fair demand; No.1, General Debility and Nervous Frost and Physical Excossos, Itis the iscovored for Facossiza Fating or Dy the Stomach, promotes Digestion. and Relleves tho Head almost immadiately. No housohold should bowithost. Erery hotol atiould keop ¢ on band. For salo by all ts. ‘For o history of the Springs, for medical reports of tho power of tho water over disens¢, for marselons cares, and for testimonials from distinguished mon, sond fod pamphlets. WHITNEY BROS.. Gon'l Ag't 27 South Front-st. ration from Monfal st Antidoto ever king. It corroaa Philadelphla, Pa. i : : Norwicls | fixtares on tho Iady’s head wero pulled completo- s Oats el and 42 | _Gettssbarg Spring C lief. ¢ fts arzival hero, tho thermometor stood at zero, | ord, on Friday, Dec. 2 | Briggs yesterduy: H. H. Burnham, Norwich, Ly 0r0 P £1.237; No. 3, $1.193. Oats and unchanged ; g A e B e o 4, ¥, oo ;“OP““' | Coun.: 1. ODell and wife, MeGregor, Towa; §. | Iv off, and she stood the very imsga of desola- | No. 3, 30xc. Corn steddy and in_moderate demand ; Captain_O'Callaghan, the merchant and de- tective police officer, yosterdsy filod his declara- tion in his 925,000 libel <nit againat the Times. Ho shows that be has been o man of Euliciently respectable roputation fo enjoy the confidence of tho mercantile community ; that he is, how- over bad the Times may have painted him, trusted by that large part of the South Side pop- ulation that has occasion for his services, and ho thinks he will make the Zimes eat its words, or pay $25,000. P IMICELLANEOUS NOTES. A Baichelder sues A. Bamsay & Son, of Mon- treal, Caneda, for the non-performsnce of & contract to deliver here s quantity of plate-glass, tho damages by which he placcs at 1,000, for which amount he, yesterdey, obtained an attach- ‘ment in tho Circuit Court. found to bo In perfect tune, notwithtanding the great clisuge in temperature it had passed through, aud the mauor of its convsyance, which wns s’ follows : From New York to £.n Francisco by cars, say 3,000 miles; thence to Victoris by stcamer, ‘800 miles {eartago at cach place) ; another steamer fo Weat- iminster, §0 miles ; theude Ly river steamer fo Yab, %0 milea; thenes by freight wagon (uo springs to One Hundred and Fifty Mile House, 240 miles; Springfield sad destination by ®leigh, 25 mil 4,216 miler, I wns cautioned by some of my Englis friends mot to move it on susthing except s spriy wagon, or it would bo ruined, and I confess to having many fears on the subject myself; but ns there was To spring wagon available, T ** chiuced” the {reight wagon, You can imagino my_dolight whex it was | opened, with the abov reeult. "I thitk it is the only instrument of your make in the Province, but Iam in hopes to bo the means of the introduction of more of them, I omilted to mention that tho piano gives en- ‘Hubbard.st, bet Peoria aud Green-sts, & ft, Lot 8, ana | 2L Dowell, Thiladelphia; . W. ©3 {t of Lot 10, dated Dec. 26 cousideration, $5,000, Parkeav, bet Leavitt and Hoyne-sts, n gt, 60x124 £t, dated Dec, 24; consideration, $3,000. Lot 5, in Block 1 of Page Bros. Block 15and n w X of 18, in w5 Sce 5,9, 14, dated Dec.3; considers- tio, $2,000, Lots 25 to 25, in Block 4, of Millard & Decker's aub- diviston of o X of nw X Sez 28, 39, 13, dated Oct, 20 consideration, §2,443. West Twenty-first-st, 100 ft o of Hoyne-st, s £, 25x 125 £, dated Nov. 2 consideration, Nerth 3 of e 3 Block 1in Judd & Wilkon's Block 6, consideration, $6,000. ftn of Tweniyfnt et, e f, 233178 1, in_Sec 53, 39, 14, dated Oc! Prairic dated Oct. 355 Trario ay, near the aho . 23 0,775, 455 ccnstderatio Lot 18Yx178) ft, dated Armsirong, Jackeonville, I ; J. Whitnoy, Green Bay; J. M. Berry, Faribault, Minn. ; T.1. Buxton, War- ren, N. Y.; W. D. Doddell, Peoria; E. P. Frae- men, Jackson, Minn. ; Frank W. Cummings, New York'; James Muegiavo. The following wore among tho arrivals at the Sherman . Goodrich, St. Paul; John B, Abernathy, Cloveland; C. Cleveland, New 5 ) York; J.W. Widdifield, San Francisco; C. A. | Hudson, Syracuse, N. Y. ; Joseph Borchler, St. Lounis: G. W. Ball and lady, Salt Lake City ; A.B. Burion, Erie, Pa.; George E. Benuett, Boston ; Thomas Marshall, Salt Lake' City; E. Hurlbut, Georgia. As an acknowledgment of Lis rere merit as & tion and boreavement. Apology under such cir- cumstances would only havo been sn insult, so the gentlemen hurried away, and the lady, gathering a3 prompily as_possible her scattered adornments, also retized from the sceno of disaster, . k1 —_—— Drew's Business College, Nos., 278 and 280 West Madison-st. The abovo inatitution will open next Monday for dsy and evening essions, at which time the College Bank will bo opened with & capital of $200,000, Young sud middle aged men,who wish to get better posted, should attend this institation whero aciual business trensao- tions aro made a specialt; No. 3,306, Ryo scarcoand firm ; No. 2, 72c, Barley Bteady and in moderate demand atTlc. Recerrs—Flour, 2,000 brls; wheat, 50,000 b, BmpstmxTs—Flour, 1,000 bu; wheat, 1,400 ba, GLEVELAXD. CrEvErAD, Dec, 21.—BreAnsturrs—Flonr dnll and unchanged, Wheat held stronger ; No. 1 red seinter, $1,70; No. 2do, $1.6I@LES. Corn quict; now mixed, 6@+c, Ears, on track, 41c, Oats unchanged. PETROLEUN—Unchanged, CINCINNATL Crvcrmaty, Dec, 1.—CorroN—Middlfng, 19xc. BuebsTUFFs—Flour fitm; fair demanc. Wheat scarce and firm. _ Corn firm ; fair dezaand. Oats bet- ter; fair demand, Re, No.2, 90c, Orv.s—Steady ; fair demand. ‘Eaas—In good demand ot fall prices ; 36@3Te. ButTEs—Steady ; moderate deaand. Crzzse—Steady ; moderato demand. Puovisioxs—Quict and firm. Pork nominal at STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. NOTTCE ‘The annual meeti; of tao stockholde il Fationsi Benicof Chfcago, Btk oim?}?n"::r‘flfk:?fi:"i or 150 onsaing soar, tho ot i Bk, 15, Chlcasa, of Tuosday, Su. 1, 165 Betwesoihe BouriofSand o me o R L 3 Chicago, Dec. 10, 1573, £ ARD Ounies HOLIDAY CHROMO, Splendid Holiday Chromo, MOTHER IS GUT, o T D e gl g iy Sdrio Ay, Hes Bt leader, aud not less of bis gentlemanly hehavior | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. 2.00 cash ; ot busers, 0t811.75 on spot and February. | Gioon to each customes of the GREAT ATLANTIC & & meeting of the creditors of Dauicl Heuly, | . S Total oxpense of tha shipent of the piauo to | 0% 207 comeideration, §Tetk © e 1o, | towards bio sssocistes, Professor J. E. Hariel, ard steady s steara, 740 asked, 630 bid; Kettlo, | BAGIHIO THA COn 138 West Washingionat bankrupt, £o hear the report of I E. Jenkins, | ts destination, $08.10. | 3 X34 and, if desirable, to declaro & dividend, will take placs berors Register Hibbard this sfternoon st 2 o'clock. p . Charles W. Sbarp, yesterday, obtained an in- junction restraining the collection of partmer- &hip dobts by §. Barrons, and tho payment to Barrons of partnership moneys by the Third National Bsck: . Attention is called to the champion law case of Chicago,—and- consequently of tho world,— The Greet American Brick-Machine. A most important improvement o Lrick making Las , been effected in this city, which will certalaly put an end to theold, slow, tedious, and expensivo process heretofore resorted to. The invontion referred tois the great American Brick-Machine, which con boseen in operation any dsy during iho winter scason ot No. 53 South Jefferson street, By the aid of this machine 100x178) 1t dated Oct. 26 ; consideration, $19,760. Tulton of, west of and mear Sheidan st, 8 £, 322100 £t, dated Dok, 25, consideration, $10,000. "The premiscs’ No. 630 Burnside et, dated Dec, 24 copsideration, $500, Fourteently et, oid engine No, 12 Lot, dated Dec. 9 considsration, 3,600, Ashiand uv, 24310 £t 1 of Tlenry at, w1, 245125 1, dated Dec. 17} consideration, §1,800. Sub Lot 19%, of Lot 2, in dition, dated Oct. 15 ; consideration, §1,225, Noblo st, 5 of and near Divislon st, 07,35 £t to alloy, ocK 19, of ShefMeld’s Ad- orcisestral conductor at MeTicker's Theatro, on Cliristmas ovo was presented with s beautiful gold-boaded cano by the musicisus of tho orches- ;| tra. The theatre-going public, who bovo enjoy- ed the fine orelestral music ot MeVicker's, will readily recognizo the circumstanco as peculiarly proper. The packing-hones omployes of Mr. James Turnor, a¢ Bridgeport, united in presenting a valuablo surpriso silver servico to Lis eatimable New York Financial News. Tor, Dec. 27.—Wall street operations are stll greatly affecled by the holiday season and $he enow, Mosey tight, aud loaned 95 bigh 8 35 per cent per o A 3¢ SN G10%% for long, ana ing firm 2t 1034@109%¢ for long, and 110} o il ) il Guld opened at 1123, adsanced to 119, fell to 112, and closed ot 119@118%. Loaue 4 per cent to 116 for carrying, Clearings &17,000,000. Tressury disburse 000, ‘The export to-morrow will bo prob- T4@74c. Bulk Meats—Shonlders ‘steady ; SX@3%4c. Sides quict ; clear ribs, 55 @E53{c ; clear, 5% @6e, buy- 53 at dnsidorates. Dacen Bl ealders, 4% @S¢, clear rib, 73 ; clear, 8c, Green mieats steads ; slioul: ders, 83jc; #ales 310 brls on cars; clear rib, 5ic; clear, §%c. Homs 6M@8Xe. Toos—Firm at 34@3%c ; principal sales at $3,85, ‘WEIsECT—38¢, BALTIMORE, Baurraonz, Dec. %i.—Burapsrores—Flour quiet and Orm: superfing Western, .55@0.50 ; extra, $5.75 ?B 00. Wheat quict and steady; choice white, $2.153 Twenty-second.at, b MISCELLANZOTS., 100 cases Champagne, Carte Blanche, L. Roederer. 70 cases Champagne, Carte. Noir, L. Roederer. 65 cases Champagne, Gladiateny, X, Roedorer, 50 cases Champagne, Green Seal, 50 cases Champagne, Sparkiing Mozelle, Just arrived,aud for'sslo by - | A < > on million. 503 c or, §2.15@2.27. ' Corn_scarce ; mixed. 5 T peiad eRgs 5 ther col Jess time is required to dig the clay, teroper snd monld | dated Doc. 1 consideratian, $1,500, wife, a8 & Christmas gouvenir. Mr. T. appar- quict and strung, L Sholn M B wesk ; mized West- JINO. GLARKE & CO., . whiteh js fally repoited In nother ool it into perfect bricks, and place them in the hack, NouTi OF CITY LyIT ently knew what wa3 the right thing to do under 3 dull and steady, ern 45@46c; white, 47@48c. Ryo wan quiet, Foa TR % . Perry Trumbull was vesterdsy granted s cer- | {f "0 BEEES Gn Sy i e elay Ly tho old pro. | _ Wellington st, 247 ¢ o of Blucher et, 8 £, 50x265 1, | tho circumstances and did it like aman; in_the uiet, md rather hesry mosk of he day, | © Procssoreiim mess pork, s0.s@iseo; vux | Ashestos Fc-ltmg (lompany, tificate of good moral character by tho Superior | fen f tues 1o GRS CRe. occtpine omly & epeco | dated Dee, 19 ; sonsideration, £2,150, lanzuage of ono of the party it was good to ng frm. Fluctustious emall throughont, New | shoulders, 4 @4kc; b sides, BX@550; clear, 66 e e Court. of about 6 By 8 feet. It receives the cluy directiy from | Sub Lot'2, of Lot G, fu u % 'of e of 6. X Sec 20, 40, 5 % Judge Booth will continue to st and heer mo- ‘Balback Braltine. sto Company the bank, and turns it out in the shape of firs Hazard & Caswell’'s Cod Liver Ofl {5 the best, 14, dated Nov. 1 ; corsideration, $3,200. *Lots 76 aud 77, in Block 3, of Prout & Colman's Re- be thero,” and the good time was not o short York cutral advanced to 893, Reading to 9823 Erlo -8 North Carolinas, old..g3 Carolinag, ‘Tcanessoos, new. .....18% North " What dull ; sales of 800 bu Milwaukes ot §1.45 6xc. Bacon, only limited jobbing demand ; un- Tho best a0 wiost ducabls u 2 ithar, sdvanced t0 61, and Pacitic 3iil, after fulling to 73, | changed. New hams, 14@15c. Lard, T5¢c, N TRE tions to-day. Lricka o tees tme than it takea to deseribo fh T | sormwor crre e L s o rosovored to 7. Tha Stock Exclinge clorca atSocloat B:g-r:n—‘i"ir;\! ; ctbico Westorm rol, 3. POXLERDNA ?“ I"{E E qj}"’ ?" ine i luabl -ention was pal s, and is , w I, 45122 £, 2 loc) ntil Jan, —Dull at 98¢, n use. . Ganlities—lst, is'asaving cf 19wedup e There waa nothing in bankruptey yestorday. | vehusble baretiqn M B o ean Brick Machine | 16, 55, 14, aated Oct, 29 ; considerution, $300, s ccxnln Sunday Trdley Blerling, 100%. . A PHILADELPHIA, geatin fuol. 8, T dusabilitizwithui or Company, of Chicsgo, who bave mads over eight mill- | Lots 2810 42, in Block 1, of Travers'nw X 1w 3/ of o through Pacific §xpresd train for Councll Bluffs, GOVERNAENT TaNDE, Prrraprrem, Deo. N.~BRCabsrorzs—Flonr mn- | Rodjelamabliity cnd nonesadystiag cu: ATTORNEYS' RECORD. fona of ricks since Aug. 1, 1873, which aro pronouzc. | 1 ¢ X See & '3, 14, duled Dec, 10; consideration, | Omabs, San Francisco, pud all othier Far West points, | Goupons, 81 1174, (Conpaus, . 117 | cbanged. Wheat quit sud ataady ; red, SIB0GLES ; | Ha paiiee Sebtnss 18 apymianes O SR bty e v ous woo! prominent buldery e pery bost ik | S50, o o sde pany, | TLICSTOtho Wells st dopot of tho Obicago & | E30a of b2 Couraus, %68 imber, EL87@195, Ryo uomipal, Cord in better de” | Gearal Aseis b Norin Vel Chisadn. r—)Booth, J)—G84—Reed v. | in the market. a1 ee th Lot %:1n Block 27, ! rde Northwestern Railway st 10:49 ».m., Sunday, Dec, 29, | Coupone, 'c4. L0-40s. mnnd; old yellow, €ic { newmixed, 610, Oata~Whits, |~ N wmw‘.:"f,,‘d’gmsfi';figmfi, 97 Hese v Babth} | hory. A déscriptive clrculer will cut of mnchine cun | dated Jume 6, 1871 ¢ consideration, S1,500, B hvovigh Viekeen - via. Ohiokgo, Burtngton 2t | Goupons, %GS. INew 5, 50313 mixed, $5G16e B ) NEW REAR'S 2 Tersan O Ty 0 Park Jugntal | bo 1ad by addreising Tho Groat American Brivk Ma- | Jederson of, 1o Grovo st, 26120 ft, dated Doe. 235 | (huricy ang Olica, hock Toisat & Paoime st | Covpons, /63 (Gond. o116 Curronsy TErmorEvN-—Crude, 16 . e e entorod reduced fo §9520%, 1,815—Ring ¥. | chtao Compauy, No. 53 South Jefferson-st,, Chicago, | consideration, $1,00, Qiiney 204 Chlcage, Hosk dulind c ¥ e i Grude, 3¢ ? s s Heretofare eaterod redtced 1o BTN i sy Y T o la 0 ai Tt 1.2, e Lot 109, 10 T o S e, 0t = SEeazo, alling Uaris. Gardaer { same, 10t _Dorker x, Barmley ; detncs Cod Liver Oil. 526 Dae, 11+ consideration, St6,000, New Lifo to the Hair. - e O R e T S e 1 . $500. ¥5. 3, ~MeAndrews V. ‘Burnett's Cocoslne eivos now 1ifo to the balz, - E: « o . new.19 " No, . .| Objcasn bali at $1.40. . Corg Gull § car lota, {20 In. LOTIS LLOYD & (0., - - 18 FMihar., Boar Madisad-oy