Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 1, 1873, Page 5

LB GHICAGY DAILY PTRIBUNE WEDNLESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1844, s e T THE LAW COURTS, Another Chapter in the $25,- 000 Robbery Case, Everott's Bail Reduced from 875,000 to 830,000, Tho Sonth Clark Sireet Railway In~ Junction Made Perpetual ‘Troubles of the Scott Family---John Soott in Court, A Largo Amount of Intoresting Legal Matter. It docs not appear, from the proceodings In the rimival Court, yesterday, on what grounds Qustico Banyon saw it neccossary to require 875,000 bail from George A. Evorelt, tho Now York gentloman, travalliiig companion of Carlot- 1 F. Bhiortell, tho young lady who goes around tho country planting bonds and securitios in ordor that n harvest of groonbacks may, in duo poursoe, sprout therofrom. ¥ The cnase came up bofore Judge Rogers in a happy-go-lucky fashion. Yostorday morning, tho Grand Jury, then going at oxpross spoed, * found nn indictmont, on {he informa- tion of Stato Altornoy Reed, against enid Bvoretf, for larcony of the bonds in question, and n contract for tho male of $10,000 avorth of athor bonde. On this indictment Evorott lay in jail awnitiug trial, whou John Lyle King, Lis attorney, petitioned for writ of habeas corpus, and tho prisonor was brought Into Court. Qarlottn Shortoll wns oxamined as to tho na- ture of tho proporty stolon, and was boing quos- tionod as to how the bonds camo into lier pos- gension, Dy Mr. King, when tho Court inter- pored, and said the only matter to be decided #vas the fact that o robbery had been committed srith which the prisover had Dbeen chinrged, and the amount of that robbery, in order that the amount of bail could bo fixed. The Court conld pot allow tho counsel to take up timo in going into matter not pertinent to tho subject of Inquiry. Aftor some conversation on the point, In which tho Court was docided and immovable, tho counsel submitted, and the examination proceeded. g .The lady then ropented in detail the story of hor loas, a8 it has already appeaved in the morn- Ing papers. i SKr. nxter was then sworn, ne to the value of shnres, but ho know nothing’ nt all about tho railrond stock in question. Mr. King then addreesed the Court. Ho said that thero s roally only ono Roml in tho whola of this matter of which tho other side had beon sblo to mako anything, namoly, that tho young lady had onco had in hior posrcssion o writien contract to deliver to her 10,000 worth of stock, whicli contract sho had sinco lost, or been rob- bod of. This document might or might not Riavo beon takon by tho prisoncr; and that ques- tion, as well as tho question of wlkother it wolonged to lier or not, and of how sho came by it, must bo discussed pt another timo. Tho . evidenco of tho young lady nnd tho Ianguage of * the indictmont differcd. Tho indictment chargod tha prisoner with tho Jarcony of 500 bonds of £100 ench, in the Selma & Gulf Railroad Com- rny, of Alabama, aud & writton contract worth £10,000, but tho witness only spoke of tho writ- ten contract, What wac & written contraot for tho delivery of $10,000 of stock? It was not stock; it wns not monoy; it was not valuo, It was merely a paper ; an evidenco of an agroo- ment ; & proof of something that oxisted or was to bo dono; and it had no further valuo, The paper that furnishad evidence of an agreoment to deliver $10,000 of etock wng not §10,000 itself. Buch a valuo did not attach to it, and it was proposterous to hold the prisoner for any such amount. The wholo casio had bLeen furbished u"» to look big; thero had been a lot of tallkabout it; o so1t of glamour bad beon thrown overit; and large Ggures had baen montioned, DBut the facls were very gimple. 'The lady had lost a piece of paper, nad choso to call it £10,000, and & Justico had held tho prigoner in $75,000 beil for baving stolen it, ‘When the facts came out tho mattor might ap- onr still moro trifling, or worso than it now, did. En fixing tho_nmount of tho bail, ha begged tho Court to congider these matters, and make it aa light a5 possiblo, 2 hio Court anid that tho bail must be fixed at §80,000, and tho Erlmnur was reconveyed to jail, thoro to await the good fairy that might brin, bhim such o wealthy friond as would_find enoug bail to liberato him for freo Now Yoar's dinner., THE CLABR BTREET RAILWAY ENJOINED. Trom time to timo, there has appeared in Tne Taipuse sccounts of the progress of tho rail- way oxtension connecting the North, Sonth, and Wost Sides, by way of Clark streot. The public hase watched with deep intorost the passage of tho ordinanco granting tho right of way over tho street in tho City Council, and every step that has boen taken herein has been tho objact of policitude. Meanwhile more than ono bill lins been filod to restrain all proceedings, aud their linlting speod toward a decision has baon watchod with an unploasant suspicion that tho Courts might aftor all upset the nction of tho Council, Tho bill filed by Joshna Marsh, tho Trustee of tho estato of thoe late Francie C.8herman, pray- ing a perpotnal injunction restraining tho tem- porary proceeding with their work past the Bherman llouse proporty has Loen froquently roferrod to and is well known in its dotails. It recounts the mannor in which the proporty has como into the hands of its prosont ownere, how Its value is ot presont due to tho froedom by which it is appronched, that such’ proporty has an absolute right to s freo ingress sud ogross by vehicles at all timos, that its approaches must nat bo obstructed with- out due com‘lmmnlinn being paid; that such {xropul’l_\‘ is valuablo precisely in proportion to ta ncconsibility and facilition for carrying on tho trado that may bolong to the buldings con- structed on it; that this railway will block up tho street on Clark street in “such o way as practically to obstruct the approaches; that the rents on which the owners depend will thoreby be depreciuted, and the valuo of tho proporty lossoned; that thoe ordinanco of the City of Chi- eago herein is insufliciout to ovarrido tho general rights of proporty-holders ns conferred by tho Taws of tho Btate af INlinois; that, oveu had tho ordinance heen good as to power to lay a track, Do Arrangement hnd boon mado to ascertain tho amount of damages sustained, and nothing dono to securo tho rights of the propert-hioldors wherefore the complainant prays that'the Court erpetuate tho injunction, and restrain forover fle ‘proposed use of Clark stroot, The nuswer Lioreto travorses the wholo of the sllegations ns to damages sud illegality, and gives reasons why the track shonld bo laid as of right, and ITis Honor yeaterday, directed Lis do- sinion herein tohe ontered, is onor flrst decroos that the feo simplo of the value of the Sherman 1lonso property, on the northwakt corner of RnndnH)h and Routh Clark ptrects, being Lot 7 and8, Block 84, of the origmal city of Chicago, is in Joshua ' L. Blarsh, us Trustooof tho estate of Francis O. Bherman, and_thon procoeds, that tho North Ohicago City Rallway Compiny, and Chicago Cit; Rallway Company, protonding to 7 bave lawful right, and tlnronmnlng and having nvowed their intention to lny down ndoublo railvoad track on gnid Houth Clark sirect, from Raudolph street over tho bridgo to North Clark stroot, and ncross tho Chicago River, under authiority of an ordinanco of the Commou Council of the City of Chieago, and it appearing to the Court that tho ordinance aforoknid in altogother insufliciont, illegal, and Yoid, and that it doos not confer the rights of occupaucy w0 claimod, nor that any authority oxiats to justify tho occupuncy ; aud it further appouring to the Court that said Shorman llouso aud proporty will, by (he luying down of such sailroad, bo urnndy damaged, and that dofond- sntaaro, as thoy allego, proceeding to appropriato #ald South Olark ntroot, in front of enid Sherman Jlouso, for tio purpaso of laying down doublo #racks, as aforesnid, upon which thoy intend to ppotite horso-traol, groatly 10 thio Dytorforance ot all othor means of convoyance, and the dam- g0 of anid Shovmun Houss and’ its valuo, aud 'hu.L no damngon havo boon peid, or assessed, or gny agreoment inado to havo snld damagos as- poasod by & Jury sud paid to the complaiunut, ns tho mamo s required by tho Constitution and Inwa of Tllinols, but that the dofandanta aro pro- ceeding, in disrognrd of tho wishos and rights of complainant, averring thoir right to to o undor much allogsd authority of the ordinanco of tho Common Council nforesaid; it In thorofore or- derod, adfudged, and decrnod, that_all such pro- cuodings boing contrary ' to Inw and the rights. of gald complainnuts, and that grent dnjury will Lo....domo fn tho premisoy, " if the protended nuthorit Lo oxercisod In_violntion of Inw on eaid Sonth Clark stroot, and tho (nhlnfi possossion of the #nld streot for the purposo nflogad, that tho writ of injunction horetoforo issuad In tho cause, according to tho prayer of snid complatunnt'a bill, be now continued, and thoe same mado por- potunl, and that defendants pay ono-half the costs of tho procoeding. And by ngrooment of the partios, and in opon Court, it is stipulated that n writ of error may bo prosented to tho Contral Grand Division of the Buproma Court at its noxt torm, by tho defendants, and by agroomont of partlos it ja ngrood that tho deorco Lo ontored ne of the 27th inst. The defondants woro also allowed to filo & Bup- lflnmonh\l anewor in taling tholr writ of orror 0 tho Bupromo Court, . THE BCOTT IAMILY TROUBLES. Jobn W. Beott, brother of Goorgo Scott, of the firm of Munn, Norton & Scott, wns yostorday brought bofore Judge Booth, under o perempto- ry ordor. to filo a Dond for' extonsion of timo in tho suit, Hamilton v. Hcott. It appoars that James Hamilton, the plaintiff, Liad obtained a judgmont in tho Circult Court against this do- fondant; that tho dofendant appealod agninst the judgment, the Court granting the appeal; and ihat, st tho oxplration of the time for filing the appenl bond, dofendant upon sorno grounda or othor, which are not now material, obtained an extonsion of 20 days, namely, to the 19th of Docombor; that, on the 19th of Docember, tho defondaut pleaded still furthor diffcultics, and obtained n still furthor delny of ton doys, expiring on tho 20th; that on the 29th, being still unrondy, ‘tho complalnaut appeared in Court and nekod that dofendant bo compolled to find the neces- sary bail forthwith; and that, yostorday morn- ing, on tho application of the complainants, and sn?dnvlts sotting forth a state of affnirs that scomed to justify poromptory procoedings, His Ionor Ju %n Booth issued the ordor reforrod to, pmvidlnE hint the timo for furnishing tho appesl.bond bo limited to yestorday. Thou camo nl.m counsol for tho dofendant, who had beon hunting high and low for his_cliont all the fore- noon, not finding him until 2 o'clock, and repro- sontod to tho Court the difiiculty ho had on- countored in putting in au appoaranico in timo to fllo an answer to complainant’s afiidavat, Tho Iatter documont allogos that John V. Beott, bulnql dofondant in tho case alvendy named, in which a judgment had boen obtained agninst him, knowing his lability thorcon, hind ofitninufl tho severa! ndjournmonts mentioned for tho solo ‘purpono of escaping boyond tho juriadiction of tho Oourt ; that, shortly after thoe judgment bad boon obinined, said John W. Beott gavo up housckeoping, romnv!uf, eolling, and othorwiso disposing of hia furniture an porsonal property at his residenco, 43 Morgan streot, going into boarding, and making propara- tione to disposo of all hisbusinoss engagemontn, for the purpose’ of leaving for tho Woatern Torritorios; and_ that, for the pur- poss of 80 cscaping, he has had o numbor of strong hoxes prcked. with nacessa- rios of housckeoping, and valunbles, ready for instant removal when all arrangemonts havo beon comploted, Tho answor of tho dofendant affirms that it is untruo that dofondant has ever contemplated or srrangod for loaving the city surreptitiously ; that Lio has dono nothing improper in giving up houselieoping ;_thot his intentions In reapect to tho appeal bond hnvo Loen logitimato ; that ho is carnest and secure in appealing from the de- cision of tho Court, and liu‘::]’mre(l to contest it in tho Bupreme Court, and he prays further de- lay in furnishing tho bond for ronsons allsgad, Counsol for tho defendant addressod the Court in support of the application for dolay. ilo said ho had only come ncroga Mr. Scott” within the Inst half hour, and_that M, Honniban, the gon- tleman who thoy intended to offer, had gono to Now York, IIad the mattor not boou so sudden, thoy cortainly would bave mot the wishos of the Gourt: but, undor tho circumstancos, ho con- sidorod s dofsy might fairly bo granted. Ho ro- forred to the roports of Mr. Scott being about to Ieave tho city, and inejsted that no ovidenco had boen brought boforo the Court worthy tho name of evidonco of any such intontion on the part of his cliont, who, ho was instructed, was bona fide dotermiucd to appoal against tho decision of tho Court, and would have been propared with tho band but for tho accident of M. Honnihan boing cnlled awey to New York. Coungel” for plaintift eaid tho othor sido had omitted to show good cguse for tho &mcking up, and the family losving their homo. 1f thoy did not intond to gfi away, why had they broken up thelr homo ? "His cliont's” information s to the proposed movemonts of tho family apposred to 0 foundod on good grounds ; and the anawer befors tho Court did not attompt to explain away ovon the just matter for suspicion averred in tho amdavit, After somo consideration and disoussion nmon; tho partios, His Honor announcad that he shoul oxtend tho time for giving bail. to the 3d inst., hoydondwhiuh timo no further exteneion could be ad, THE DOOT ON THE OTHER LEG. John W. Hodonberg, 1n his oross-bill in tho suit, Nichols ot al. v. Hedenberg, aflirms that tho agroomont undor which ha entered into pnrtnor- ship with Nichols & Fitch went to the effect that tho snid partios woro to givo their undivided at- tention to tho business, but they have rofused to account to said firm, of which ho was a partnor, for business conducted in their own namo, indi- vidually, with tho money of tho firm; smd Nichols keoping tho books; that dofondants in this cross-bill kopt o separnts bank account ; that o Jargo amount of business was done by thom, soparately, which was within tho scops of tho partnership ;. that Fiteh purchased in his own name Dlock 1, in Piorco's Bubdivision of tho east Lalf of the southwest quarter of Section 12, Towuship 88, containing 48 lots, for £3,400, the dood show- ing a considoration of &5,000, that defendunts have sold balf of said lota for over £5,000; that they nlso bought Lota 15 to 28 (except 24) 88, 89, 41, 44, 46, 47, 48, und 50 and tho undividod half of Lots 24 and 29, Hinclloy's subdivision of tha northweat quarter of tho southeast quartor of Soction 8, Townwhip U8, for 812,600, which s now worth 26,000, ono-hnlf bein sold nominally to J. Hutchinson (horoby mnda & party dofendant) snid defendants, or ono of them, presorving nn interoat therein; that the monoys paid on ac- count of theso transuetions belouged to the firm of which tho pluintiff was s partnor, although he was excluded from tho ben- ofits arising thorefrom; and that these dofondants have ro fused to allow this defendant any intoreat horoin. Whorefore, o praya that they bo restrainod from selling or intermeddling with the real estato; that the partnership bo dissolyed, and tho complainant's intorest in the proporty discovered and declarod ; aud that tho dofondants bo enjoined oblitorating the books and accounts, k:o\v the parties will go into Court and fight it out, OWNENSHIP OF ICE IN A RIVER, Judgo Williams yestorday deoided the oanso, Griftin v, Halshor, for n porpotual injunction rostraining tho defondant cutting ico on tho river in & spat belonging by leaso from theowner to tho plaintiff, Tho facts wore prosented in Tur Triseye with suficient fulnoes at the timo of the filing of the bill, and do nob mow noed repotition, Tho owner of Section 80, land botweon Blips A and B, on tho Obicago Rivar, in tho vicivity of Ash- Jand avenuo, learod his rights therato to the plaintiff in this caso, who thereupon mado con- tracts with certain broweries to furnish thom with tho ico product of tha property, Halsher took a forco of men to tho spot and eut in there, and refused to leave; whoreupon tho bitl refer- red to was filed and n temporary injunction in- sued, rostraining tho furthor invasion of tho plaintifl’s ll]uzn&‘rlgmfl until the court hind tried the mattor, The ovidonce has Loon romo days in_collecting, and argumonts havo been hoard soveral timos during the past woek, Yestorday, His Honor having fully congidered the matter, aunounced the decision of tho Court to bo that such rights of n riparian ownor to the products of the stroam flowing past hig banks, na wore shown Iu thiy to belong to tho plalntilf, must bo protected. Horo a product of that particular partof tho strosm which tho riparian ewner was interestod, had Lo- como n mattor of bartor and profit, wnd'it waan propet case for the protection of the Court. The dofendant Lecamo . trospassor ; ho was on the 1and of anothor party who had tho only right to it, and who, in the oxerciso of that partlcular right, found o profit in_tho vory trado tho trea- parder hed como upon his proporty to tako out of his hands, 1fo should porpotunte tho injunc. tion and allow an appeal. TUE MIUSCI CHILDREN, Yostorday, Judgoe Willlams disposed of the question of what was to Liecomo of tho childron of tho divorcod Hirnch conplo, rospacting whoso matrimonial Infolicitios so mournful an intorost L attached—tho mournful intercst dertyablo from the contemplation of othier people's trous Dlos. The Court orderod tho following decroa toho enlorod: T'ho motion of the complainant, that the cus- tody of tho two childron, Alfred and Hugo, bo takon from the defendant and givon to tho com- plainant, and also that she bo allowed a furthor sum of alimony, having boon bronght on to hs heard upon nfiidavits filod npon the part of both tho complainant and dofondaut, and upon argnmont, nnd tho dofendaut mow In opon Court offering In caso of boing pormitted to rotain tho custody of snld ohildron, to sond the snld two boys to school nt Notro Damo, Ind., and koop thom continually at snid school, and the Court belng now fully advised In tho promiucs, it fa ordored and deoread that the custody of tho boy Alfred be and now is trana. forred from sald dofondant to safd complninant, and that said Alfred romain in sald custody of said complainant until the furthor ordor of the Court; and that the Loy Hugo romain in the oustody of anld dofondnnt, provided that the Iattor shall sond him within' two wecks of this dato to snid achool, and keop him thero till tho furthor ordor of the Court; nnd it fg ordorad that tho amount of alimony romnin ns {t now Is until tho furthor order of the Court, Mre, Hirsch mado an almost frantic appenl to s Houor to niter his deoision, MISOELLANEOUS NOTES. Francls R. Dusten, of Dotrolt, ownor of tho propeller J. Barber, brings suit against Curtls Boughton and James Paxton, of St. Josoph, Mich, under n contract by which plaintiff lot bis anid propellor to the defendants to ply with froight and passengors, from Juno 10,'71, to Doc. 1, '71, hetweon 8t. Josoph and Ohicngo, for o net sum of 85,000, Tho action is to recover tho value of the propellor, 822,000, tho vessol being roturnablo at tho closo of the contrnct, and for tho halanco of the §5,000 nforesaid, only 2650 having been roccived on account ‘of the vossel's sorvices. Tho vessol war burned to tho wator's odge on tho 19ih of July, 1871, while on hor trip from Bt. Josoph. Loronz Frauz files a bill in'the Oirenit Court Cflmpllflnlnfl that ho bought of J. J. Orton and wifo, of Milwaukoo, for $7,000, ihe southiosst quartor of Section ‘93, Township 87, paying & small amount on account ; that a warranty deod to Lim was _executed and fodged in the hands of Bloopor & Whiton to bo given to him ; thai Bleopor & Whiton naw rofuso o give it up, and ho fears thoy will relurn the deod to the Or- tons. He prays that all parties bo restrained donling with tho proporty, and that tho ngroo- ment to soll be forthwith carried into offect. For which purposc lie paye the amount on the face of tho contract into Court, Ono of the most gratofully recaived Now Yonr's prosonts that has beon given this yenr of race, was glvon in so_ prosaic & plnco as the ‘offico of * tho Baukruptey elélstcr Hibbard yestorday, In answering the Inquiry of 8 poor woman ns to tho chances of gotting & dividond out of the Groat Westorn Inauranco Company. The Register assured lor that tho E:rospocts woro favorabla for anything from 50 0 76 per cent, and the woman went away with a happy heart. The Times man e 8o mad ot losing all the im- portant mattors that have transpired in the . Courts during the past threo months, excopt tlhoso that his friends have found out for him, that ho bas unfortunntely doscended to porsonal attacks on moro untm'prfsmg reportors, It isa poor way of making up for fmportant declaions minsed, duy aftor day,—although dinned londly in the dear man's oara—that of roviling tho nows he has had noither tho actlvity, ability, or knowl- cdgo of his business to cotlect, TIn referonce to tho motions for new trial and in arrest of judgmont In tho caso of Fahreuking ¥, tho Tolectic Lifo Insuranco Company, where a verdiot was givon for tho widow on tho poliey, the Court (Booth, J‘?‘hne ordered that it appear on tho rocords that the motions woro # filod on the eamo day 0a judgmont, but aftor judgmont lind been entered.” Tho allegation of hankruptey contained in tho potition for the adjudication of tho Chicago At~ trition Pulvorizing Company is, that tho Com- pany has given petitionors a'chicok of $636.88 on the German National Bank, of whick paymont has beon rofused, and on which the potitioners, Musick & Gross, have boen unablo” to colloct moro than $200. The petition of the Assigneo of tho Topublic Insurance Company, whicl: la roforred to in tho rocord, prays permission to make o call of 360 por 2100 sharo, n\luwiu% the stookholders what- ever thoy may have paid thercon. Tho potition was granted. Jolin J, McOlellan, Euq., Jato of Tonney, M- Olollnn & Tennoy, lins gone into partsarship with Lothrop 8. Hodges, Esq., the firm oamo being McOlollan & Hodgos, Their pluco of business is at No. 191 LaSallo street. Charles E. Madden replovine the Sheriff and othors for forty-two bottles of champagno, ono clock, fivo gnllons of whiskay, In demijohns, four marblo-top inbles, ona show-caso, throo mirrors, and threo oil paintings, Tho chauge of venu in tho caso of John Driver, charged with the murder of his wifo, was, vestordsy, set asido, aud the trial set for the 20th inst. On motion of P. Footo, Judge Boooth, yostor- day, ordorod a certificate of good moral charnc- tor to iseue to Max Sonucnschoin. No buainess will bo transacted (n the courts to-day. ATTORNEYS' RECORD. COMMON LA, ‘Tue Cicrrr Covl inoth, J.)=Q, N, 1,363—Ham. {iton v. Scott | time 1o nie bond to includoto-duy only, 857—Falrenliug v, Eelectic Life Insuranco Compuny ; Dby order of Court {f Is tade to eppenr that the grounds {fov now trial and In arrest of Judgment swere filed on tho samo d-.\rnl( Judgment, but *after judgment had beon entored, 2,726—8now v. Stovens § ordur for alins summons, 1,363—~Skidmore v. 0, X LORR, Gompany ; demuerer to nare overruled § 30 days (0 plead, G, N, 1,363—Hamilton v. Seott (mnended aud served order) ; tme to filo bond not to bo oxtendod be- youd 3d of Jenuary ot 1 592—Rocs s dieminged by U, (Tree, J)—1,72i—Whson Sewing Mechino Cowpany v, Hoyt; demurrer to 2d aud 9d pleas an amendod sitainod und 86 to 5th overruled, Ono week toamend pleas; piaintiff to reply double to 7th piea, 1,200—Downing v, Wright ; dlsmisscd by agreement. 2,486—Bcers v, Deers ; dismissed by plaintisy, Tue Borenon Count—(Gary, J.)—2,148—McClel- Innd v, Schiweizer; time to illo bl of eXceptions we- tended 10 days, Q oHANCERY, Tie Cmeorr Covwr—(Williams, J.)—34T—Witko- ehsky v, Lamar Tnsurauco Conipuy el al.; tirme to an- awer 18 to tho Peoplu's Inauraco’ Company of San Frunclioo further oxtended 30 days, 0o--Donrd of Trado of Chicago v, tho unknown persons intorestod in the Galcna, Mungor & Armour, Hiram Wheoler, Na- tion, and Central A" Elevators, on tho 8th and oth October 1871, On molion und ngroement of partics, ar- dored that Recelvor pay to Mosre. Hitchcock, Dupéo & Lvarts, eolicitors, $1,147 for services, and . that on *fiunl accountifig by eald Rocelver (hio amount so pald to be seecared pro rata upon sums o which dor positors whall Lu found entitiad, 6,208—Gritlin v, lschior; tajuuction mado pespidunl and decreo 1 necordande with prayer of bill s exceptions and appeal granted, on fling bond in thirly doys in 500, aud cer- tifleato ‘of ovidenco fn wixty diye, 5,20i—birown v, Moran ot al, ; nult dismisacd for want of compliuncs with vule, 12—, T, Marsh, Prusteo of tho uatato of Fraucs U, Skernan, v, Tho North Chicago & Chieago City Railyay ; leavo'to defondents to il wnpplomontal ouswor instauter, ote,, aud fual docroo cozdance with the proyer of tho bill, 2—ilirech v, Hirach ; motion of complainant for austody nnd Turther’ alimony denfed, and ordered that Alffed bo seut to achool, Hugo romatn with complainant, and allniony vemaltt sa it 16, (Faricell, J.)—0dG—Adning of al, v, Disfenderfor et al,; voport of Master approv TiE, SurEnon QoURT—(Gary, J.)—147—loberta v, Yerguson ; dismizaed by compluitiunt, 208 o,—Adams v, Gaubert ;' complainant to fllo bond for coats by 20t Snat., or’ suft o bo diemiased, 475—Dunno v, Fox § refefenco clianged to Magruder. G05—Drnggs ¥ Elliott ; defanlt of Stoelair, 207—Harvoy v, Hnevay § decreo of divorco, 670—Llayd v, Bhortl ; decren fe. etaring_title, 733 5,—McChntock y, Frimmondsdors etaliruleon compninant to restory bili nuid injonc- ton bout 1 hirty days, or wult o bo diemfra nid fojunction desolved, 761’ a,~Clurk v. Clark ; docres of divorco, g TPROBATE, Tz Couxty Counz~Ifulace, J. clabm of 1, W, Rogur diamissed by sily olinu Rolilwing et al.: guardinusblp (o nother;. bond of §20,000, Edgar D, Diercoy tow warrant for e prajecra {o fssun, Herman 1. Lootl; lottors tos mentary (o widow; bond, $100,000, 6 ba npproved, Fredrlck Tuthers' invehtory,’ appralsemont, ani aaiard approve Aunn Browsi bt al.s ordor confirni- tng guardian's silo, Frauk A. Martin ctal.f s Mury Loutso Wolkor, minor; wamo, Charles Ii. Buarkweuthor; order imthorizlug cxesutor to borrow $10,000, OMYS 8. Collius; elaima of Jeremish Leane Ing, nud ¢, 8. Thotapson, nnd. Joreminh Lonming npe proved. ~Edward B Marting report of o of reat calato upproved untois objectfons aro tlod by 2 ingt, rov, US| Ui (Modgett, J)—3,173 —Chicngo Alirition and Pulverizing Co,; nstiod ruto (o show cuuno.'1,967—Merchunte’ Insuranco; ordor an ke slgneo to sliow cauno in tive duys why the' potition. of ottoruoys for focs should not bo accoded o, 1. Republlo Insurauco Oo,; ordur o unsignes to make an agscssment of GU por coht por whire, stockboldors to show eatwa by th 0tk fust, 3, 117—Goorgo R, Btoarns; order duchiavyging provisionl nurlgnee, wnd directing Shoswslgneo to yay lim 100 0 €l e his ‘sorvicen, 4,164-~Hotay Nollvin & o, deninl of Wi, Himpson witllrawn, und adjudication by default; warraut re. turnablo S0t fnef, beforo Rocorder Ifibbard, (The abovo orders as of Doo, 80.) 2.107—F1aderlek i, Via —Soth Bheldon ; pulution, Oar- tors adfudicatlon by default s warrant refurnablo Biet iual, befor Reglater Mivbard, 2,16 als order appoluting K. K. Jehl signeo, 4 CNEW AUITS, Ty UstTeEp 8ratra Distneer Oovnt,—Francls R, Duetin v, Ourtis Boughton and James Paxion ; sult to recovor tho valuo of propeller J, Barber, and’ for hee neryices, under a contract, Tity, Ctnoutr COURT,—5,333—Valentino Tub Tatrick Maginnis ; appenl, v, ol . antato of Chirlen Tt Garroll s apical from Gounty Conrt, (Burnt Hecord 81)—Jacob Rolley v, Ssinuel 7, Hawors and wife, and all whom it may concern, (The abovo, s of Batirday, Doc, 28, omitted from this roc- ord In Monday's TRIDUSE) _ b,345—Stephien W. Mont- fomery v, “Andrew énd "A P, Burton, 8, . Lougatreol, and Denjamin’ Rolbrock ; nesump- 8t $2,000, 5,3{3—Wm. Heittmann v, John Hanson ; cas0 £5,000, '6,347—Honry Bowman v, Jas, Dano, W, Wentlnko, and John P, Covert: cnee 5,000, " (Tho abovo {6 of Dec, 30). 5,348—Lelff v, Strong ; appesl, 8,849—Houry Jonos v, B, Goodenow, B, P, Minds, and 1, L. Toll; ansumpstt §8,000, v, Banford M, Hurat; petition to restoro record of pay- mont of §1,( 6,361 —0hristing Pactech v, Hugh Turnoy i nppeal, 8I03—Hitt & Willlme v, Wi, Woodrulr and Win, Woodruff (Woodrutf & Son) ; as umpait $3,000, 6,053—Lower ot al, v, Schultz appenl, 5,05¢—Charles Waterbury and Wm, 8, Milen V., United Btatos Exfress Company : Jetition for mechanics’ len on tho cast i of Lot 7, Block 33, original town of Cbiengo, for brick supplied to contractors, 0,358—Chnrles E, Madden, Timothy M, Bradloy, Goorge E, Welling, Jeroma P, Morrtll, Jokin B, Grommos, and 3, Ulriok, roplovin, 8,356~ Francts A, Blater v, Atinlo Conway 3 Assumpsit 1,000, 6,357—Lorona Franz v, John J, Orton, Joroph H, Sleeper & W, K, Whiton ; blll for epecific performe anco and_injunction, 0,38—Fairmnn v, Webstor; ! 39—Koenmare v, Adams; same, 5,360— 0 v. Gonstable Take ; appenl by plaintim, 6,301 —Hy. 0. oyl and Francla Alsyp v, John I, Pi¥u & James Daker; petition for mechanic's Jien on the northenst corner of 3Madison sud Franklin streets, 8,302—City v, A, T, Galt ; tax appeal, 5,363—Same v, Lawronce Proudfoot ; samo, 8.364—0, W, Hichardson v, R, F, Ludwig; appes 6,368~Piko ot al, v. Oon- sfanting} ‘snme, ~ 5,300—Robinson v, Mahor | samo, 5,87—Dco v, Georgo; mame. 6,308—3arxy. Krelg samo. Tie Sveenton Count.—41,850—Geo. E, Willing ot al. v, Margaret Bromer ; attachment, $56,53, 41,851 John B, Grommes ot Samo , wame, $246.71. 41,852 ~—@, O, Oack ot al. v, T, W, Gardner nnd A, W, Brown ; same, $123,98, 41,853—Louisville Cement sud Wator Company v, Augustus Wallbaum ; potition to restors Judgment, $1,890.31, 41,854-—Confession of udgment, $1,024,77, and pald, 41,850—Geo, Hannabs v, Martin A. Fuller; potition for mechnnic's Jion on Lots t, 2, 8, and 4, Block 90, Caual Truatees' Subdivision of Section 0, 87, 16. (Tho above is@f Deo, 30,) 41,856—Washburn v. Doc; appeal, 41,857—Wm, J. Moore v, Win, A, Clapp, J. B, Smith, aud Feank Smith ; mechanto's len on No, 150 Fifth avonue, 41,658—Paul W, Gitlott of v, Tegioald Iornby; sssumpait, $100, 41,850-—Aug: Benzo v, Willinm ' Burkbordt § roplestu, 4),800.—E. Rasprovicz & Bon v. Wmi, Jacobs nnd Mary Jacobs aline Murs Appol; confesslon of Judgment for $493,43, 41,80), —FrisLce v.Dodge ; sppeal. 41,603, —Suppressed for ecrvice, CALENDAR FOR JANUART TERM, Tie SUPERION CoUnT.—(Firat 20 _ cnsos)—3,208— Farrell v, Richley, ot nl, 2,20, —Whalen Patrick, 2,240—Greencbotim v, Henshaw, 2,242—Gilbort et al, ¥. Pottibone, 2,344—Kraner of ol v. Goldstoln, 2,240, =Clark v, ' Greenloo, impleaded, - 2,965— Oook v, Dugbeo, 2,256—Iarler, odministrator, v, Josa ot al, 2,200—Omorn v, Glass. 2,202—Roclle ot al. v. Rosber, 365—Olthoff v, Rnur, 2,708— Tozotv. Barker ot af, 2,270—Andrews et al. v. Dow. 2,213—Doushoo, sdminiatratrix, v drendarth ot al. 2,279—Minard ot al, v. Allan of'sl.” 2,275—Pbillips v. 6,350—James E. McOulln Lyman, 2,270—Prout ot al, v, Sfcphens, 2,290— Greenbaum'v Reyuolds. 3,283—Mears et al, v, Ewen, 9,284—Nowmat v. Ma; st MRS, BRADWELL., Theodore Tilton's Golden Age rocently pub- Ushed a notice of the Ohicago Legal News, and a biography of Mra. Myra Bradwoll, the able and amiable oditrogs of that paper, in which the former Is spokon of as the best legal papor in tho United 8tatos. The uotice stntes that *in 1808 sho plannod and bogan tho publication of lior papor, which hae won a wide clrculation and has mado 1 teolf indispensable to the legal pro- foesion by its valuable reports and able com- ments and criticiems, and it has elicited the highest pralge from ominent lawyers In England, sswoll s in this city, snd the East. Judge Ha{)k!na snya it is tho finost logal paper in the United States,” In the following .paragraph oyory ono who knows hor will assuredly recog- nize Mras, Bradwolls _ Hor stndics In law dlscovered a numbor of statntes which boro unjustly on women, and sho has appliod to succosslve Legislatiros for thef romoval or nileration, and [n every caso with success, untl} to-day in Iliinots wainan and man_etand uearly on o lovel n logal right, and can enter the legnl profession o the esme terms, Mrw. Bradwell s a very modest lndy, of aimplo habits, sud an unassuming, quist, refincd mauner, and of Proposcessing address, Truly fominine in character, aud religlous {n spirit, sho Wins tho respoct and fu- spires the confidence af whoevor she mects, and in ter quict way, porhaps, {8 dolug quito ae much for tho emaucipation of hor exas any of its mora conspictious and domonstrative advocates, Sho I8 showing whot a woman can do withont loosing her hold an the domes- ticitica of lifo, or forfeiting tho regard of the most con- servutive minds, Hor success s a cheering tudication of n bettor day for women nud for men aa woll, e Desirable Testimony, 7 dontrato furnish my teatimony tn behalf of Dr. Jayuo's excellent merieine, tho Expoctorast. I hava been troubled with' Astbmo for over two years, and it becanie 80 bad laot fall and winter that I could not walk over twonty rods without sitting down to rost; neithr could I perform work of auy kind, If T chopped wood briskly for fivo miuntes, T would fall down for want of breath, g0 irmly hnd the diseaso talen hold of me, Finally, I was perauaded to try the Expectorant, and procuriug a bottle from Mcusrs, Hawloy & Etolell, of this place, T commenced using It Aftor taking, {n all, four bottles, 1 sm vow able to do 88 much work {n a oy 04 aty man In my uolghbor. hood, and my complaiut Lns entirely left mo. There. fore, T cordially” recommond this Expectorant to any one troubled with Asthmu.—Horace Swuiedley, Fitchburg, itch, —_— Cunard Line. We take ploasure in calling tho attention of ‘aur readers, and espectally thoso Interssted In European trayol, to tho ndvertisement in acother columa of this popular steamehip tno. Tt will bo observed that tho otlice of this company Lian been moved Inta their now aud olegant quarters under tho Sherman House, cor- ner of Clurk and Rundolph streots, Partles intending 1o visit Eurape, or, bring thelr friénds 1o this country, would do well to make o coll'at thla offico befors pure chinsing tickets elsowhora, A S e A Midwinter Suggestion, The Saloand Boarding Stablo of Messra, Shuleln & Clark, No, 192 Stato atrcot, (successors to Avery Bros,) will be found the most central of any In the clty for patrons, desiring to stablo their teais, or tosell or purchuso horses and vehiclos, Soveral decided baz- oiun In horgcs and eutters aro offered, Partica haviag ories or vohiclea to soll will be liberally and promptly troated. R SR Presentation. 3Ir, 3. W, Nagle, foroman of tho oxteneivo blank book manufuctory of Messrs, Qulver, Pagé & Hosue, was prosonted lust evening with & bandsomo New Year's gift by the einployes of lls departmeat, The prosant was a gold watch of tho handsomest pattern ®ith n rich aud heavy gold chatn attached. . The vebose " touk the opportunity of wishisg Mr, Nagle a very happy New Year, and romarked In substanco thot he waa a vory Jolly fullow, The Seal of Approval, A plana must tiave surprising merite when the world of art uud fashion etamps it with tho seal of approval, The Knabe ta thus honored, and 13 sold by J, Bauer & Qo., Nod. 390 to 396 Wabash'avenue, —— Lucea, Alady ltko Mad, Lucea alwaya sets the fashion in art, Bho uees two Knabo pinnos, and thinks them tho beat in the world, J, Hauer & Co, sell them, Nos, 390 to 800 Wabash avenue, —— Qod Liver Oil, Hazard & Oaswell’s Cod Livor Ol {¢ the beat, e —— FHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Torapav EvENiva, Dec. 81, The mncllp(u of live stook sinco Saturday hiavo boon as follows : Catlle, Hons, Sheep, Mondsy, 1252 10,004 934 Tuesduy.., 1500 16,000 00 Totalveviverenenens 5,782 30,100 1,180 Bhipments wora ns follows: Cattle. Xoge, Sheep. Monday, LT 61 fit The progress of tho live stock trado of Buffalo ia shown by the following tablo: Cattle, Sheep, Jogs, Totals, 03,203 BOT.000 117,008 633,20 34, 345,73 60 678,968 1 405,51 2 175, 57,673 65,103 “ 550,01 4 4 1,450,100 ‘o Tocolpts of horsos during 1868 woro 7,707; 1800, 13,088} 1870,7,806; 1671, 13,310; 187220, OATTLE—Thoro was a fair notlvity In the cat- {ls Lrado to-day, and a firm tono porvaded tho market. Tho short nupplfl of stook al the East (ronulting trom the snow blookado), and tho con- ncrfiucnt advanco In pricos, stimulatod nhip}mrn, and, notwithatanding tho difliculty of obtainu oars, and tho uncertainly of Tgotting stocl througl: it shipped, thoro wan n good doniand from £his alnss of buvers, and about sl offorings that wora of & quality to warrant shippers in handling were picked up, nnd nat somo- thing of an “advatco on tho _ prices current Iast wook. The quallty of tho day's ro~ colpts was unoxceptionably good, the proportion of thin cows and poor sloors bolng noticeably small, whila of good to choleo woll-fattenad atoora of from 1,200 to 1,400 Iba averago, the numbor offorad was unusually prominont. 'This wna n favorable clroumatance for sallore, ad thore was no conaidorablo demand for any othor class of ptock, and tho fow thin, rough lots offored !"wont hegging"” at former prices, The droves ~ wero takon on New York, Albany, and Boston account at $3.25@0.50 good drovos aversging from 1,211 t01,3001bs, and at $5.76@0.12% for cholce ateors averaging from 1,300 to 1,620 lbs, whils Buffalo, Pittaburgh, Cleveland, and Phila- dolphia buyers opernted at £4.25@5.00 for com- mon to good lota of from 1,100 to 1,250 1ba avor- ago. Thio Jocal domand cotitinuos light, as panl- try and gamo, aud cheapor moats, nro still ver; sbundant, and the consumption of beef is smafl in conacquence. There was gome littio lnqul?v for atockers at $3.00@3.60 for common to medi- um, and.at $3.75@4.00 for good to primo. Calvos o8old to o limitod exteut nt about provious ratos, at $3.50@5,75 for poor to oholco. Tho markel closed steady, with somo common stock uneold. QUOTATIONS, stoors, avoraging 1,450 toa el fariod oae nd averaging 1,350 to Extra—Graded $0.16@0,20 ... B.5@0.00 ‘oll-fattonod, ‘Anely-formed ntoors, avoraging 1,100 to 1,300 5.0035.60 Modium Grades—steors in fair 1 aging 1,100 to 1,350 Ibs. 4.50@4.75 Butchera’ Btock=—Cotn: stecrs, and yood to extra cow, , for city alaugliter, averaging 800 to 1,100 b 276@4.50 8tock ~Cattlo—Commion_cattls, in t fleah, Averaging from 700 to 1,050 fba,.... 3.00@4.00 Inforior—Light ond thin cows, hoifers, stage, buils, and scallawag stecre 1,18@2.80 Cattle—Northorn summered 2,7633.80 Cattlo~Corn-fed ... , 8.15@4.50 N UATTLE AALES, 0. 16 good shipping steors, 8 food shibmind Heet 00d ehipping stecr 4 qmlclmn' atufl, 16 uedium steers, 30 Oherolteo steo) 31 chiolca atcera, .. 16 stili-fod sfeor 16 cholca steeru. 18 choice stcors. 81 good stecra, . 10 good stocrs, 16 choico ateors. 2 good steor 16 good steers, 26 good eteol 18 good steol G0 Chierokea sf o 1400 G.60 HOGS—With the oxception of a slightly firmer fooling, thoro wns nothiug now to note under this hoad. Bhippers were in tho markot to-dny, and took hold with more freedom than for some time paet, and tho Incroased compotition Lotween them aud packera strongthened prices, though it did not "rosult in any decided advance. Tho nuxgly was light, reaching only about 16,000 head, and by the middlo of tho aftornoon about uvoxz;thln% had beon picked up, and_more were wanfed. Balos wero offected at #£3.50@3.60 for common conrse uneven and mixed lots ; t 23.65 @8.70 for modium, and st 83.75@3.85 for good to extra nssorted; with the larger portfon at 83.65@3.75. The market closed grm The yarda will be opon to-morraw, and business will bo transncted as usual, % 00a saves, Ao Av, Price\So. Av. Price|No. dv. Price, 23 180 3.70 40 386 $3.75 16 505 8,60 50 8,80 8( 300 8.0 49 3.70 24 218 8,70 4 .75 81 24 8.00 46 85 45 303 8.50 122 0 88 800 8.60 40 0 37 423 3.80 40 0 60 301 u.62) | 49 .85 40 240 3,60 47 A5 41 850 8,75 ot .70 4a 300 8,70 40 .75 49 808 9,70 64 70 67 318 8,70 55 70 45 8313 3.70 47 81 .00 59 .65 05 312 8,75 61 281 8,485 218 202 . BHEEP—Tho demand for shoep was fair, both on local and shlgping account, and prices worg suetalned at $3.25@3.50 for poor, at $3.76@1.25 for medium, and ab $4.50@5.00 for good ‘to choico. A drovo of fanoy sheop,avaraging about 200 ibs, fotched 38.00—tho highest figure paid here during tho prosont season. Extra muhou grades aro quotable a} 25.50@5.75. — SPECIAL NOTICES. Proteet Your Henlth. Cold and molsturo combined hasa a torporising cffact upon the bodily organs, and tho digestice and secrotivo Processos aro apt to bo more tardily porformed in tho win- ter than fo tho fall, 'Pho samo to truo, also; of the excra- tory functions, 'Thae bowels aro ofton eluggish, and the Poros of tha skin thraw off but littla wasto matter nt this season. Tho system, thorefors, requires apuning up o Hittle, and also purdfying and requlating, snd tho xafost, aurost, and most patatablo tonfo and alterative that can Le ased for thoso purposos (s Hostatter's Stomach Bittors, Porsons who wish to cecapo tho thoumatie twinges, tho dsspoptio agontos, tho painful disturbances of tho botwale, tho bilious attacks, and tho narvous visitatlons, 50 com. rmon at thie thne of yonr, will do well ta rofuforco tholr syatoms with this renownod vegetablo stomachlo and in- elgorant he appotite, D! o8 tho wholo_physig DISSOLUTION NOTICES. P NSV Sy s DISSOLUTION. The Oopartaership boretoforo oxisting botween the andersigaed undor the firm namo of KNIGHT, BAKER & €0, (x this day dissolved by motnal consont, Bither menber of the late frm is anl{oflzed to slgn in liguida- {INIUH“[‘ & It limprov don, 0 A 5 N, T, BAKER, W. F\ COBB, Chicago, Jan. 2, 1373, COPARTNERSIIIP, Tbe azdersigned, successors of Knight, Baker & Co, Bavo this dag l’nrmuln(}zmlnersh( y undor the firm namo cf WM, T, BAKER & 0, for the traneaction of a graerai Commission business in @rain, Provisious, &or Liberal advances wado on proporty In store or ship. weats 10 Eagtera perts, WM. T, BAKER, ‘W. F. COBB, Chiengo, Jan. 1, 1 it D| ISISOLU’.‘FION. 0 fem harotoforo oxiating under. tho navo aad atsle of Win, B, Dankert & Go., Qoslers. 11 Sueb: Doost, sud Clyboura:av., s, by mutaal cbnaont boaa , A. Grussing rotiring W. i, Dankort ton sonniing, Wndwil sottls i ol nd ail dabte duo (5 brm. WaE DA GUSTA A.Ony STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. THF SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHIGAGO, Tho annual mooting of the Biockholders of thls Rank for tho eloction of Dircctors will bo hald al its Bankiog ofiico, Tucsday, Jan. 14, 1673, JOHN P, M, GREGOR, Cashifor, FINANCIAL. QUARTERLY REPORT OF TIIE CONDITION OF THH COMMERCIAL LOAN COMPAINY, Al thie Close of Bustuess December 31, 1872, RESOUROES, Loans socnred by renl eatata, .., y.us Loans eecured by othos approved enllatos 393,24 United States and Gook Gounty Bonds. 0 ianking houso ano |0 i 25,8080 urglar-proof eafos, furhiitro aud Natiros.. 214386 Unitod Siaton flovo i urrant oxponsos, 10 Taxon pald.. 2,304, 6) Qold and sfivor. Qurronay sud Exchange WHEELER, Prostdont. ANAN. Vico Prosidont. shior. orotary. Loans Negotiated Onrealostate, in the oity or suburbs, at current rates. 8, HUBH , Jr.. hington-at. 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ANTHEM BOOKS, BABBATH GUEST. BUCK'S NEW MOT#: LECTION. . BAUMBAGH'S BACRED QUARTRTTRE (Now) IN PRESS-—NEARLY READY, STRAUSS' DANCE MUSIO. Violln aud Plana,... 1,00 OLIVER DITSON & 00, Bostoa, CHAS, B, DITSON & 00,, Now York, LYON & HEALY, Chicago. Published This Day : I The Wandering Heir, BY OHARLES REEADE, [From tke anthor's ndvancoshoots, and byspectal arrango. ment with Measra, Harper & Brother. 1 vol. 1mo. handsomely bound in orsamentod Oloth, 21,00, This atory Is In tho main a trus one,—tbe avonte rotated took place abaut & hundred years ago, and form a chaptor of luve and advonturo far moro strange and romantic than any to ho found in woro fietion. The subjoct Is pecullarly suited to Mr. Reado's genius, and tha story fa cortatn to attract general attontion. IL The Yellow Flag, By Edmund Yates, authorof ** Bluek Sheep,® ** Nobody's 'l;;nluno." oto, 1vol. €ro,; Paper, 75 conts; Cloth, .28, Thla now story by Mr, ¥atos malntains well his roputa- tlon ne a brillisntand orlelnal nosclist, | 1t Justiis tho romark of tho London Examinol *DIr. Yatos' noveln havn mint : Iy finircssod and nomistakablor Thuy. are. Ste. Bt ‘Atos' novols, not Imitations of tho novol-writings of suo- oossful prodoccssors,” **For salo by Bookscllors, Sent, post-pald, on ro- colpt of prico by tho publishers, JAMES R. OSG_O_QD S Co.itfi_ton. MUSICAL, PIARIOESS THE m;:\-hhm) Decker Brothers’ Grand Square and Upright Pianofortes, Alno, athior first.class Planos, of all stsles and pricos. WHLRGIL for sory lowoat, biion for enats > Alxor on Toeon: mont, OEATRREN Y £ 6. 486 Wabash.-av, OFFICES IN THE Trilmne Brilding Aro nearly finished. Several are yet untaken, Firc-proof, with vaults. English tile floorsthrough- out. No oflices in the city equal these in every first-class respeet. Plaus of the Tribune Building can Do seen at the office of W. C. DO, Room No. N ___MAGAZINE, 7500,000 SUBSCRIBERS ‘WANTED FOR SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY “The Beat Marnzine in the World.? The NOVEMBER nnd DECEMBER numbers, contalo- iny; thio Loginuing of “ Arthur Bomnicastle,” DR. HOLLAND'S GREAT AMERICAN Sent freo to all subscribues for 1573, Price, 84 u Ven SCRIBNER & CO,, 634 BROADWAY, NEW YORIK, STEAM WASHER. STEAM! STEAM! W. G PUTT'S PATENT AUTORATIC STEAM Clothos YAashor. Not a hot wator or boilini machino, but tho only washer ovor {uvonted that performs Ita work by steum. Vory litio fuol roquired 1o gpe B ony garment, from the gontsost to the fin st {oxtitre no bor roquirod to operato it, and sasos three-fourths the (1mo of tho old imathiod. Tf saves nunrly Ll th soap. 1t saves tho woar of tho clothos on the vullhlm.'I board and rashos sleunor than by auy ocher wechod. it Sivos e health and patlonco of lousmwives, 1t liyhtens tio dritdi ury of housckooping. It fssimple in e cuction und can he udhe‘unyulm. ully eaptdly whersvor intraduced, givlug anlvorsul and conploto suti-faction. It offorsa per. manent and fuctative business to partios of larga or small moans. Biate and conoty rlghts foranle, Agonts wanted innld part of tho Unlted Saitea, Send for eonfbiential cireular, Call ur adilrose . G, BT, 27 Weat Lake-st., Room 3, ‘Chileago, [1l. REAL ESTATE. THE BEST THING IN THE WEST, 8,000,000 ACRES LANDS T Upper Arkansas Valley, Tha finest portiau of Kansas, comlsting of tho altornate seetfons gran tuent for tha eanstructtin of tie read. T Jnnds ara sul “The facts abuut this gre ¢ by Gosarn. Iutermediato emptions, Bleren sears! eredit Taw pricos, a rich ol wnd splendld elmato, short and olld wintors, plouty of rainfall, and just at tho rIfIAL scason; froo transporiatlon tn fhoso wiin jmrchaso tande For elreulars and information, apply to SRR A Ti LuSall or to A, E. TOUZALIN, Land Maoages Kansns. gent .+ Ghlengo, “Yopeks, ISCELLA T §2.000.000 LAND CLATIL BOSTWICK BI@NTERVIEWED Boatwlek Bros., at tiole oxtonsivo waroraoms, Nos. 110 and 131 Weat Wrihinglonat,, say but little about hnying any tateroat (7) In tho iesuo al law, bt thoy <o clalim 1o hava tho bust scluoted stock of oflice furoiture 1o tho Northwast, aud thoy propors selllug tho satuo e fiuros ‘wapocinlly favarablo to tho purchascr, Election Notice. Tha anuual menting of the S{oskholdors f thio Ghicay n . Oas Light & Coke Company. bo hold nv tho omice of the Company, on Mondny, Jan. 13, botwoon tha bours of 8and 4 po m.y for the election of Diractors to serve tho onsulng yeat, and tho trausnction of such gthor busincss avmay conlo buforo thy neeting JAMES K. BURTIS, Sccrotary, Notice. : Tho annual meoting of the stogkholdors ot tho North Cblcago City Railway Comnpany, for the elegtion of Diroc. tara for tho ensulug yoar, will bo held at tha offico of the Qompany, 43 Narth Olark st., on Tuesday, Jan. I, 1573, atl0o'eluck a, m. 1. N, TOWNER, Booretary, Notice. Thoannual weeiing of tha stockholders of the First Netional Dunk of Chicago, for tho clection of Diractors fur tho easulng year, will bo held at thoe office of sald Bank In Chleago on Tuesday, Jan, 4, 1573, botwoon tho bours of 10 A, 1, ind 13 m, L. J, GAQE, Cashlor, HOLIDAY CHROMO. Splendid Holiday Chromo, MOTHER IS 0UT, Givou to onch oustomes of the GREAT ATLANTIO 4 BAGTEIG TEA" GO,y 18 'Weat' Wasbingioaat, - 153 Iwonty-socond-st, d Ohnrmlxyuly-llunlnd,nmlmlunlklltllynqull{nnml. “I'rains bos o CHANGE OF FIRM. Mr. GEORGE T. DRYANT and OHARLES W, MERRTAM nro this day mitted to an intarest in our businoss, HAR ESSE X Ohtoago, Jan ie gty Ot MBSSEL & 0O CHANGE OF FIRM, L. A, HASELTINE and OHAS. II, BAV- AGH have an interost in my businoss on and ofter thia date, ‘W. H, CQLVIN, Chieago, Jan. 1,1873, CHICAGO_IRON BEDSTEAD HANUF Co, 435 SEDGWICK-ST, Ordors by mal promptly uttondad to, CROCKERY ! CROCKERY! CROCKERY! ATTENTION DEALERRS, ‘To avold rainous brenkaygo, and the heay: packing and cabting, | sl i provion) GrRomo of :x:{\ l; ii;n llll%!: :b’ wTO! 'kur; n}?"\vlm. rll ull At & great ritioo, iis wook only, attus tuat by orlginal packago unly, € ‘L I."H\A\‘l'.‘\N ?:’(‘):;“l"!““w 21 Btate. LAKE l-:OllES’l! ACADENMY, Mr, ad- and Nuni young mon yuust thorol for callogo or busino voue Mt {0 sacy. st (or pomsenvsor o A[uod timo (o now 'wa boys cat ba ra! puplle to onto wofvod 1 ALLL, odiately aftor the holid, rinuipal, Lako Forosts I . atsla, and will work Addross IRA VY, l Tason & Hamlin Organ Cp, 231 Wabash-av., cornor Van Buron-st, Theso Organn arn acknawlodged o ho, unrivailod In oxcallances Hos 1 LUSTRATED ‘CRINLOBT S ARS RS MO AE, CIRCULAR. Organs to ron T KOTELS. . = Continental ol (s, 479, 481 & 483 State-st., COR. ELDRIDGE-COURT, ANDERSON & CO0., Proprictors. Termanent honrders for the winter can socure first-etass nccommodation at reasonahle wtes, Also a Timited unmber of table hoavders will e taken = DRAFT EQUALIZER. A VALUABLR INVENTION, A fow dnys siuce we noticed brlofly a patent recontly obtained for a “Draft Equalizer” for wagous, trucks, &o, and stated that prominent parties in our oity wero testing ita valuo, Tho following testimonial explains itself, nnd placos its officiency Leyond question, Wa sball oxpect soon to sco them fn genoral usst To Whom it May Coneern : ‘Thiz may certify that, hnving thoroughly tested tho “Draft Eqnalizer," wo fiud that it obviates, to o largo axtent, the swinging motion of tho wagon-pole, cqual- fies tho draft upon loth horses, cconomizen tho power, and commonda ftself to gonoral nse from Lumsans consldarations, hence we cheorfully commend them for general use, . H, RNIGHTS, Sapre 1 8. iz, Co. Pl ip T i At D = 4 IR, GENERSL NOTICES, Chiergo, Deo, 31, 1 . B SIL Through Bills of ‘f.zi(ii;gflfrom Europe AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO0.’S American-European * Express FAST FREIGHT LINE, ING AT NEW VORK, ttontion ot [mportors Is requested. 10 ¢ new aorangemonts for fning. diats dispateh of Morchand(so on THROUGH BILLS OF LADING. For lurther particulars apply to A i 3’ Aldorrgatat flold-at, co JAMES I MCDONALD & C UHLMAN'E ¢ " Hnmbiing, it d Lolpziy Who fsauo thiroigh Bitls ot Lading and giv tah particulars, Gaodn conslgned ta ** Oazoof AUSTIN BATDWIN & CO.y Now York," forwarded and dallvsred In naay partof Kuropo FREFR OF COMXIIS- SIONS in Now York, Notice 10 Build_eg 0 Architeots. QExTa: Having poticad (n last Thnredas's TRIBONE 30 oditurial about Uilding howson fn 1o Trajtea sigio, (che YDH”\I an whe weote it bavlog arrived Trom Floronco, i nod found the bulldingy pocfoctiy fro-hrout itk Mithiout wood excopt doors and windows), 1 would {tko to (orin proporty owners wha havo not Sot bullt, that wo ara a goclaty of mon, kood masous, who have arflved from Kloroncy this summbr, would o to hutld 0 i1 Hambure y cheap. Aa to our. ing Houses, thoy can boseon at 103 West to-morraw mornlog at 10 w'clock, Satlsfactlon ganran. Leoi to tiose who Will by, We ara rondy o Commant wark iumodiataly. Gall wad s R a0 s, Yourstrulg, ENIUGO PARDY, Ttaltan Arohitoct, Obicago, Bbe, 8, 1513, “Aud 1is compaatos, Election_ Notice. Notloo {s horohy aivon that thors wiil bo a mooting ot fhio stockhaldors of tho Morchants' Baviugs Loan & ‘Prust Company, at tholr ottive, ln the clty of Ohlcago, on Tuosdny, Jun. 7, 1573, botwosn tiia hours of 10 o'elock m. and 12 a'alock m., for ths vleotlon of eloven Trustecs, tosorvn durfug the onsulng yoar, and for tho trausaction ©of wuoh otlior businuss as wiy como befora the mooting. OHARLES HENROTIN, Cashior. TREARUNY DEPANTMENT, OFFICE QF CoMPrioLLEM 0F (JURRENCY, WABHINGTON, Duo, 21, 1813, Notico {8 horoby glvon to all yorsons who may have olaliug agalnst tho Scandinavisn National Hank of Chi- 9ago, 1., that thuy aro callod upon to presont the samo, and to maka logal proof thorcaf, to Juol D, Harvoy, Ito- oolver, at the otlico of sald Bauk, at Chloago, 1il. JOIN JAY KNOX, Comptrolles vl tho Cusronoy,