Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1873. THE LAW COURTS, The Right of o Bankmpt's Wife to Support Out of tho Estato Con- firmod. Clandestine Removal of mo,ooi) Worth of Goods from a Clark Strect Store, Guit Against an Omnibus Company for $20, 000---Haav_y Verdicls Yostorday. The. Winnetkn Gchool Bond Taxes Injunction Removed. The matter of tho bankruptey of Ernst Brandt camo up ngain, yesterday, in oneofita numorous phases, in the United Statos District Court. It will bo remembored that Mrs. Braundt was ro- strainod by injunction from collecting tho rents of tho real estato which had boen conveyed to hier by Lier husband ; sud that Judgo Blodgott, of tho Diatrict Court, rofused to dissolve this in- junction on the motion of tho counsol of Mrs. DBrandt. An appeal way takon from this do- oision to Judge Drummond, of the Unitod Btatos Orcuit Court, by petition for review. - An acoount of tho argument on this appoal, by Mr, Bontetto for the oreditors, and Mr, John W. ‘Lla for Mra. Brandt, sppeared in Tue Tnmmuxe somo weoks ngo, also the docision.of Judgo Drummond, modifying the injunction aud allow- Ing Mra. Brandt & provision out of the ronts, and this declslon, which appeared in this coluinn only, created cousiderable oxcitemont among those interosted in bankruptoy. Yoatorday tho- bankruptey isano camo up for trial beforo Judgo Blodgett. Mir. Homor Cook reprosented tho croditors, and Joln W. Ela and J. M. Burrows appoarod for tho dofendant, Brandt, The testimony, which was voluminous, had boen tkon bofore Rogister Hibberd, and a4 road to th> Court, and several acts of bank- ruptey were allogad. , Mr. Cook, in his argumeont on behalf of tho creditors, claimed that tho allowing the wife to roceive tho ronts of tho real ostato foralong time previous to tho commoncoment of theso proceedings was an act of bankruptoy, the de- teudant being proved to bo insolvent, Also that tho sale of & stock of hats and caps, tostified to, wasin fraud of croditors, and an ack of bank- tuptoy ; and claimed other acts of bankruptoy on account of preferred paymonts, and that do- fendaat was largely insolvont. Mr. Els, for the dofendant, argued that tho recolving of the ronta by tho wifo was not sn aot of bankruptoy, becauso Judge Drummond had held thet somo portion of thosc rents be- longod to the wifo, porhaps all ; and uutil the smount is ascertainod, this Court will not as- sumo that the ronts woro tho property of the de- fondant for the purpose of helping him into bankruptey; and again, tho rents were usod for the support of,the family. Tho fact that tho wifo used the defendant's money to support the fam- ily with, cannot bo held an act of bankruptoy, That na to tho ealo of the stock of goods, it did not hinder or delay creditors; they wore bettor *.off than before. No insolyency was proven ; there wore no preferoncos. It is a proceeding mercly to compel payment of some gn'btu, fish- ing for ncts of bankruptoy as thoy went. aloug, - "tho Court, in his docinlon, sustained thepoint mado by Mr. Eln sa to the rents of the real es- .tate—deciding thatthe rents being used for tho gupport of b6 femily—ond, a8 tho family mant live, it made no differonco to tho creditora whethor the means came from the business or these rents,—this conld not be an act of banlk- ruptoy. But ho held that tho offect of the salo of tho stock was to hindor creditors, and that somo of tho payments spocifying them wore proven to bo preferred; and, thorefore, adjudi- cated defendant a bankrupt. It is underatood that this decision also will bo taken before Judge Drummond by appeal. BANKRUPTOY MATTERS. Leowls W. Cass, merchant and reteil clothior of this and Elgin, is charged with having. secretly and fraudulontly dispoeed of kis stocks ' of clothing, ete,, amounting in valuo to ovor 840, 000, to various porsons, particuiatly Jamen Ba: ter, of thia city, who olyime to Lave paid him 8,500 in cash and & like sumin lands for o ntocl which is belioyed to bs worth $15,000 in | Chicago, and a stock worth 16,000 in Elgin; the greater part of tho Chicago stock being ro- moved by elther Cass or Baxter to somo place at presont unknown, botween lagk Sundsy night ond last Monday snorning, at least to tho valus of 210,000; and Baxter having trausferred tho Elgin stock to ong David Miller, of whom, it {8 carged, that he is acting_moraly as a cover for Baxter, tho three parties, Cass, Boxter, and Mil- ler being in_collusion, and conwpiring' togother to defent the creditors by this arrangement, It is further charged that Miller and Baxtor ave turning tho above goods into cash with all poesiblo rapidity; that Cass and his fam- 1ly bavo loft Elgin, whero they rosided, foran uknown destinatlon; that Cass hiag in hia pos- session largo sums of monoy which ho has so- oroted, and is taking beyond tho reach of his creditrs; * that ho hag in his posaession all the accounts, notes, books, sasots, and momoranda pecessary to ascortain tho condition of his cs- tate; and tho Court is petitionod to grant a war- rant for his arrost, and an injunction_restraine ing tho furthor salo of the goods held by Millor nud Baxtor, Founded on tho sbove facts, the im of Gliarles P: Kollog & Co. yeaterday po- titioued for the adfudication of Cass ns bank- rupt. Tho petition contains nothing of interost excopt tho mbove; o ‘formal demand for bonlivuptey, and o etatement of tho naturo of tho claim under which the Court is otitioner, nnmely, s noto, An affidavit of amuol French, of Eigin, who sold tho Eigin ‘businoss to tho debtor, is also filed, ‘It rolates that tho stock tranaferred by him to Caes was svorth about $12,000; that Cngs commenced busi- ness in Chicago'at 128 Bouth Clark streot, in Soptomber or Octobor Inst, carrying a ntock of about £30,000; that tho notes given for tho Elzin stocls bave boon duly paid, excopt tho last, for $16,000; that ho camo to Chicago to fin Cagy, bub did not succeod; that ho discovered that & largo portion of iho stock had beon ve- moved as sbovoe stated; that Lo met Daxtor, who claimed to have ho“(]'}“ tho entire goods of Cass, tlhen remaining in Chicago, for $5,000, §2,600 in cash and £3,600 in land, and the Blgin stock for 813,000, 6,500 in cach and 20,500 in land, and rouold the lattor to Miller. Tho usual processes to nccomplish all thut was neccssary wero issued, The Court yeslerday allowed tho sct-off of Michael Fitzgorald's notes, hold by the Home In- surance Company, against the poliey held by him aguina tho Compiny, nd ardored s decran sog- unlating the preciso terms of tho sot-off. The Court ordered thut thorulo giving leave for the sale of collaterals, in tho mutter of the Lum- berman's Inaurance Compuny,ba stayed in thefol- lowing casca: James Warl,Boneca "D, Kimbark, Hy. Witbeck, Abnor . Scratiton, Ohas. B, Bawyor, J.B. Riggs, Goorge E. Purington, Francis Lon~ senbarth, 8. M, Jones, Nathan ilears, Artemus Cartor, Nolson Ludington, Chas. K. Barton, Lli Bates, Wm, B. Phillipys, Eldridge G, Hall, Daniol Goss, and Obas N. Holden, Palon & Co, of New York, yesterday peti- tioned for the ndjudication of Wm. C. Poloman, on the ground of thedobtor maling payments of monsy, amounting to over 500, to C. W. & I, Pardridge & Co., Osrson, Pirio & Co., and Kra: mor Brothers whilst ingolvent, Petitionora claim a creditors under an account for 178, Tho debtor has preparcd o statement us o basis for compromisiug with Lis orditore, shawing ss- rets valued at 821,000, and dobts over §25,000. A, Willis Paino, 'trading at 204 Wost Madison streot, is represontod ay owning $11,000, aud having nothing but Lis stock, valued at £5,000, and a few porsonal itoms, to show forit. Mo admitn, also, that, toeatisfy a dobt of &300 to J. W. Milliken, of this clty, he sont ono Bakor to Rookford, Ill, with nstock worth £1,800, who sold it for loss than 700 us o baukrupl's stook, out of which ho pald Milliken, Ilo has now stoppod paymont, and “asked his creditors to compromius, whoroat tha firm of Kollogg, Ilub- Lard & Co., of New Yor., entered s potition in tha District Court for his adjudication as o blnkm‘lv‘. Pho tirst fruits of tho Munn, Norton & Beott bankruptey are ouly boginuing lo gliow. Yester- day, tho Amignees of tho catate petitionod for tha' bankrupioy of G, II, Lradford, of New Dradford, ns creditors on a note of §8,200,44 for value recoived, dated Oot. 22, 1873, which noto Bradford has acknowledged to Thomas Powell, boukkeeper of the petitioner, that he in unablo b g O’Fl.n'z following persons wore yesterday adjudi- ontod bpmkrupts Ex dofnulf: L Goldemlith ; war- rant roburnablo boforo Hibbinrd, Fob, 14, George Mansleinj_ warrant returnable bofore Hibbard, Tob. 15; . Mark Campbell; warrant roturunblo Loforo Hibbard, Feb, 10, ‘Aftor tho bankruptoy of Pottihone & Flynn, tho Asslgnoo recoivod 60,000 of brick from Joshua Norton, of Marscillos, 1ll., on which he lad to 154 237 for handling. Yostordsy (ho Court gavo onvo to tho Assignas to roturn ‘tho proyerty to Norton on bia pnying all oxpeneos. Tho Assigneo of John J. Laoke, baokrupt, ro- porta that ho has como Into posseasion of V1 acres of land in Livingatono County, and 'tho COourt yeatorday gave Elm Ieavo to soll tho samo for one-half cashi, and the balance in two yonrs. TIE M'CORMIOK-1IART BUIT, "o papors In tho suit Cyrus H. MeCormlok and Loandor James McOormick v, Mary and William Oppenbauer, John W, Iiartt, Em‘l’iv and Poter Mulil, Robecea aud Jobn H, Rlogol, Wy, T, fact_and Mnry Jano Hart, wora yeatoidsy re- stored, togother with & supplemental bill. "Tho Iattor statesthat tho plantiffs, surviving partnors of tho late'firm of O, II. McCormick & Brothors, will 8how tho Court that ou the 27th Aprl, 1861, Jamos Hart, sinco doceased, exooutodand dolivor- od toenid O, H, McOormick & Drothers his l'u'mnluuory noto of that date for §2,000, payablo n sevon years, to thio order of tho drm, with in- torest at 10 por cont payable . half Xunrly. and that toseoure tho payniont of sald noto sald Hart oxecuted his mortgago to enid firm, of oven date with the noto, of the southwest quarter of Seatlon 20, Townsllp 0, 14 whoroby it wns proyided ' fhot _if dofanlt shomld bo made’ in the Enymont of intercat tho whole amount of tho note should become due and Ylynblu, and miglit ba procecded for by the firm in tho usual monuor ; that no intorest hins boon pald on tho debt since Juno, 1800 ; that Iart died intestato on tho 24 A\;Fust, 1869, hav- ing- npparently . rolinquishod intontion of making any further payments on account of iho btedness ; and that the hoirs, defendants in this suit, have displayed oqual indifforonce ; and tho Court s prayed to declaro tho indobted- noss ag stated, and order tho saloof the proporty to satiafy tho claim, Thoro are unsatisfiod claims for taxes on tho property. Tho caso wascarried, on a former decialon of fle Circuit Coutt, to the Bupreme Qourt, and bi tha Inttor romandod to tho Circuit Court ; and all thé papers that wore dostroyod by firo were yeatordsy ordored restored, . John Cochrane, for the use of Georgo .« Rozet, yesterday commonced euit in the Bupo- rior Court in assumpnit, £10,000, sgainst tho National Ingiianco Gompany, o1 a polioy of in- surance for &5,000, oxpiring 1875, issuod to John Bradnor Smith, on No. 120 Rush atreot, said polioy being indoracd, Jan. 26, 1870, * Loss, it any, payablo to John Jochrano, a8 his intorost may appear, and uo changzo in titlo or possession to affoct his Interast,” and by indorsement dated June 11, 1869, J. B. Amith's intorcat boing trans-" forred to Georgo H. Rozet. 2 Tho injunction obtained by Mr. Bhorlock, of Winnetks, restraining the. collection of taxos nsseseod for tho payment -of the new school ‘bonds, was yostorday diesolved, and tho coa- plainant diractod to pny tho cost of tho injunc- tion and damages caused theroby; total, ©385. This oxtraordinary case will bo frosh in the momory of tho reador. Tho Winnotka pooplo built a Bchool with funds raised by bonds spo- olally issued for the purposo, and the complain- snt, by his representations of impropor pro- coedings, illegality, otc,, procured o tomporary injunction restraining the collection of taxes. TWO LARGE VERDICTH. The suit against Harlan H, Pock, for ngsoss- monts on shares in the bankrupt Grent Wostern Insurance Company, Was yoatonh{ voncludad, tho jury giving n vordict for $52,001.63. Tho noxt caso tried was the mamo_Company agninat Mnr{ A. Bawyer, for 80,160, - Mrs, Haw- er was unshakeabloin her Enniuon that sho ad nover bought tho share, that they had nevor ‘beon allotted to or transferred to her, and that sho had never had any desire to hold thom, Tho dificulty with the prosecution was that the shares had no_name upon thom, although in tho ‘books of the Company they wore shown to bo in tho name of tho defondant. Finnll{ the proso- cution clinehed the matter by showing that the lady had received dividonda upon the very stoclk she now repudinted, That sottled all doubts, and the = jury found for tho full smount claimed. THE MILTINORE PATENT AXLE INJUNCTION. * ‘The great railroad axlo patent caao, Sloeper v. Miltimore, ot al,, which wo bave so ofton ro- };ortud that it must by this time be perfectly amillar to all our readors, was dyaaterdu decided by Judgo Farwell, who mado tho following order : Tt 18 Loroby orderod that iho injunction hereinbeforg issucd be so modified as.to operato to restrain tho defendants from so selling, aa- signing, transforring, or disposing of any lottors atent which have beon or may hercaftor bo ssucd {o tho United Statos, for tho invention or improvement in the bill of fhe complainant mon- tioned, or of any rights in said invention of im- provement, or cauaing, allowing, procuring, or euffering the ecamo to be dono 28 to in nny way interfere with theiright of tho complaiuant in scid invention hore or clsewhero than in tho United Statos to the extont of one- fourth intorest thsrcon, until the final decreo Therein in respoet thoreto bo propared. DIVORCE MATTERS. Tho Porrine diyorco suit, commenced on tho 10th inst., went, beforo the reporters could sea tho papers, to Master Denison tho samo day, was returned with a complete report to tho Court yestordsy, the report submitted to Judgo Gary in tho forenoon, and divorce immedintoly anted, all within 100 hours. The wife testified gnt awoman camo to heratoreon Dearborn stroct and nsked her husband for mune{; that her husband went.out on the sidewalk to talk with ler, and that she_had tho sppearanco of o lewd woman. Afrlend of his wife proved socing Charles Porrino go into 195West Madieon stroot, aud that, on charging Lim with its being o houso of ovil rapute, ho Boknowledged that he liad a i11 thore with whom ho had beon haying somo g\m. All this occurred: about » mouth ago, and the parties have not lived togethor since, both apparently sgroed that thoy can bo_happior epert, whothor tho example miny bo conducive to o incrosse of American morality or not. Tn tho divorco snit, Mary v. John Savago, cliango of venuo was yostordsy grantod to Liake County-by Judge Williama. i THE OIOERO INJUNOTION SUIT. . 'Tho following lotter lnglndly glven a spaco in this column, The shrowd Committoo seem to ontertain a notion that tho potitionors were hasty; but tho lattor evidontly wished to bo ‘prepared for the maeting which thoy oxpcotod would havo becn held beforo this: To the Editor af The Clitcago Tribune: Bin: In regard to the articie iu your paper of yoster- day, hoaded # The Treasurer of Olcero and the $70,000 ‘Londs,” tho undersigned wero sppointod s Bpoclal Commlttes to 1cport on tho Treasurer's statement of accouats, and had not bocn abla to get togother, thore- fore, the'action of tho petitioners ” wwas rathor hasty, until tioy lind grounds for anlicipating whst thelr nc- tion would be, * The Treasuror neither demanded, nor had the Board of Trustces any lutention of grantiug, snytling more than what waa Just and legal, JOMN CIAWFORD, Committeo, N, M, Basserz, Jonx Bram, CALL TO-DAY. Judge. Ka‘rklns will try Murphy v, Foos, If the parties do not progent themuoives, tho jury will probably be dlscharged. Judge Blodgett will proceed with motions, and decislons on pending matters, Judge Porter calls 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 01 to 93, inclusive. Jn&;{la Rogers calls 91 o 40, iuclusive. Drown v. Bnoll on trial. " Judge Tree will try 59,—Gorhordt v. Lampar- or. MISOELLANEOUS NOTES, A lonn of €5,000, obtained in 1854, is now an indobteduess of $14,000, including {ntorost and outlays, for which sum tho londers yestorday commenced suit intho United Btates Circuit Courl, The plaintift, Frank A. Dl{, of Muaca- tino, Tows, alloges in his bill fhat he hus acquired from Thomas Drayton aud Bam- uwel Iaile, of Now York, the note of Peter ngcu, of Morley, Missourl, for 85,000, togothor with a mnrlgn&'o to securo tho same, givon by Benjamin au Nlnulv Boyce, of Oro- gon, Ilinois, He dosires to foreoloss, om tho proferty fu but seant scourity for tho' enoum- raucos now on it, Tu thio District Court, yesterday, s number of suita woro brought by creditors of ihe scow Ida H, Bloom, to rucnvorlf}duat thoprocoeds of salo of that vessol; and Ulark Lipe and John A, Nelson brought suit againat Charlos Fitzsim. ‘mony, to recover §254.78, the valuo of freight of a cargo of lumbor por scow Harriot Ann. Bolicitors practising in the United Slates Dis- trlot Court aro informed that only one jury caso romains for trial bofore Judge Ho[lwhlnu, and it the parties aro not in Court to-day the iy will be dikchargod. Tho coso in question is Murphy v. Foos. B The long-conteated sult, Flaglor v, lag bect on heming ‘beforo Judge Qar for a long thno pass, wa3, yostorday, dismisgo for waut of oquity. Judga Gary delivored an elaborate opinion. * ‘The facts are” familiar to all voadors of this columu. The olairh of the Loulaville Courier-Journal against tho Waruer Propriotary Medicing Corm- puny 18 boloro a jury in Judge Porter's Court. Tho plalutitf suos tor an adyertising account, Judgoe Llodgott, yesterday, grantod tho Injunc- tion prayed for by tho Uity National Danlk of Chicago, restraining the collootion of taxcs by Colleator Morrison, of West Ohivago, on tho stook of tho Company, Thomas Quddy eues tho Poovlo's Omulbnuy Joy, which 3 e e e and Baggago Company for $20,000, the calimated cost of & brokon arm, of whioh he nlloges tho Company hau doprived Lim by uegligouce, Tho bill brought in {he United Slatos Distrlol Qourt, chancory salde, Moyor v. Vacko, assignee, ¢lo,, was yestordny disinissod for want of nquhy. ‘ Tho enro was given to the jury In Toomey v. The Unitod Staton Brick Company, yostordsy evonlng, in Judgo Troo's Court. In tho United Staton Glrouit Conrt, yostordsy, H. K. Kattontiorn ob al, brought #ult in nssump- &it, for £9,000, against Lovl J, Colourn ol al. 3 NEV/ SUITS, ‘Tux Unrreo B8rates Cincuir Count.—S8imeon Deckor v, Frank P, Howkins, Thos, T Willard, and Yolnoy E, Rusco, dong busigess ns Iiawkins, Wiliard & Qo.: asaumpeit, $1,000,—Hermon If, Kattenhorn, Eldo ¥, Hopke, 1. Ofornan, and Olaus Doechor V. Levl J, Coltmirn ond Joseph A, Holmon ; assumpsit, $3,000,——7John C, Tucker and Jns, . Meado v, Ay Giimniina nnd Johin Blout ; assumpalt, $1,600, ‘Tne UNirep 8ravea Distator Count.—Sults wore Lrought by the following persons for proccods of tho calo of the scow Ida 1L, Dloom ¢ A, 11, Coatea ot aly $30; @, D, Norria ct al., $60.05: O, E, Burrawe, $43 Compbell etal #1713 W, 1L Wolf ot sl,, $94,05, ipo and_ John ‘A, Nelson v. Ohos, Eitzsime mon: ], 4,78, £ Tng Crrovit Count,—5,670—Tempel v, Leng; ap peal, 6,671—Cathorino McGlun v, Emma J, Luwrcnco ; trespnes, $5,000, 6,572—McCormick ctal, v, Hart of al.; restored papers, 6,673—Appoal, fur: Burenton Covnr.—4lL,MT—Nunoy W' v. ‘Thomns N, Burton; divorce, (i,fl‘l!—\hlm Coclirana for uso of George H, Rozcl v, National Insurance Company; - aesumpsit 10,000, 41,040—Calvin I, Bwaln v, Jas, X, Coo; confussion of f\ldfimonl on o note of $101,87, Afl,flifi—l. N. Griawold & Co, v, Cols lna Kosslor & Co.; assumpsit, $300, 41,951—Brown son ct ol v, Michigan Centrol Raliroad Co 3 nppeal, 41,052—Tonry P, Toylor v, Lamure H. Kerloot; ns sumpsit ,£600, 41,053~Thos, Ouddy v, People's Omne bus and'Baggago Company ; case, $20, ——— BOARD OF EDUCATION. £ Various Mntlox;a of Public Importance % Disonssed Last Evening. . The Board's Attornoy Dirccted to Institute Suit Against ). Y. Scammon for That , - $32,000. Tho Board of Education held a regular soml- monthly moeting laat ovening, Prosident King in tho chair. Thero woro present Inspoctors: Callins, Goggln, Hambleton, Hosing, Richberg, Btone, Wolls, and Wilco, & Inspector Wilce submitied rosolution, which was adopted, instructing tho Judictary Commit- too to examino the titlo to tho Hayes' 8chool property, with o view of solling it on account of its proximity to tho railrond track. Tho .samo Inspector presonted a resolution, changing tho sossion hours of the High School from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m,, for tho accommodation of puplls who live nt a distance from tho school ; olso recommending that tho Sonth Bide Railway Company bo requested to oxtend tho same privilegen to Bouth Sida puplls attonding tho High School ns to those of the North 8ide. = It was adopted. e e A communication, ndvocating the erection of odditional achool houses, in anticipation of tho passago of & law making attendance of childron compulsory, was roforred to the Judiciary Com- mitteo. . Inspector Sheldon, from the Committos on Buildings and Grounds, roportad that four brsc- ment rooms Lad beon placed in tho Franklin Bohool, at o cost of 1,400, The report was adopted, and the bill ordered to bo paid. Inspooter Stono, from the Committeo on Toxt Books, roported in favor of the purchase of Prang's Natwrad History of Ohromos for use in tho grammar and primary schools. Inspector Richborg opposed tho purchaso of the cards, for the renson that the time of tho scholars could bo bettor employed than looking at them. Inspoctors Btone, Wells, aud Hambloton spoke in favor of “object lossoun.” Tho roport was ndoptod—yoss, 8; nays, 3— Heuing and Richborg. Tho Comtaitteo on Hifih School reported rece ommending_that tha foliowing named boys snd §{rlu be readmitted to the High Scheol: ~ Anun urphy, Mattio A, Drainard ~Honry T. Steol, Ella Benslay, Fannis Kotcham, nud Theodore L. Borgeu. The report was ndopted. Stperintendont Pickard said it was proposed to.soud eaplaa of e oxgnination papers of. tia school children to the Vienna_ Expoeition, and to depouit another copy in tho Freo Library. Tnder the hoad of * miscellancous bueiness," Inepoctor Goggin inquired what was going to bo done about the claim againat J. Y. Scammmon— whether it was the intention of tho Board to make any effort to colloct tho $32,000 due tho chool fund, Tuspector Wileo moved that the attornoy of the Board be instructed to re-enter the caso, and p;:n_uuuln Scammon for the amount of the claim, % Inspector Stone cousidered it o vory grave mattor, and, as there was not a full Board pres- ent, moved a8 a- substituto that the mattor bo postponed until next mosting. . Inspector Bichburiflmugm tho Board had re- colved oll the light they could ; ovoryono under- atood tho t}uonllon, and was, &mpnm to vote for or ngainst prosecution. 0 hoped the suit would be pushed. fuspector Calking said ho should like to have gome assurance that somsthing was to be gained by resorting to the law. Was not tho _continunl harping about tho clalm buncombo? He bo- lieved that tho Committeo should recommond what action was nocessary. Inspector Wilco did not consider it buncombe. Tho romark scomed directed to him, and he wighed it understood that thero wns no bun- combe in his constitution. Inspeotor Sheldon gave & history of the man- ner of conducting tho banking Lusiness in the #wild-cat"” doys. Ho did not beliove the claim was good. s 'Tho President atated thet the porsons who re- fused to settle with tlLe bankers for GO or B0 conts on tho dollar lad carriod the suits to the Sufirumn COourt and obtained judgmont for the full value of their doposits. Inspactor Stono moved, os o substitute for tho motion, that the matter ba roferred bnck to the Judiciary Committee, with a roquest that they make somo recommendation regarding it. Inspector Goggin, a8 a membor of the Judi- clary Committeo, did not like to mako an recommendation, Mr. Dent, the attornoy, b told bim {bnt, i an individunl had s eimilar claim, bo would not fail to prossouto it, as such %ln‘xmtn had boen collected through the aid of tho ourts. Tuspoctor Richberg moved that the subatitute of Inspector Stone be leid on tho tablo. Tho motion was agreed to—yens, 6; nays, 4~-Calk- iny, Hesing, Slieldon, and Stono, Iation was not so denso thero, but for Tho quostion then reourred on the original motion, instructing the attoruoy to prosccuto th:vmllli" and it was agrecd to—yeas, 11; nays, 1 —Wella, The Bosrd thon adjournod. s e A Remedy. ‘Wealk Lunga and Benaitive Throats aro ssverely trled Dy the sudden changoa of temporature occurring dur- ing our wintcrs, and in_conssquence Asthmatio Affoc- tions, Inflammation of {he Lunge, Plourlsy, Dronchitis and similur complaints, are sure to bo moreor less provalent, Coughs and Colds, the forerunuars of thess ofton fatel complatals, and frequently the eauss of them, should be prudently taken in Land on the firat syniptome, by resorting at once o Dr. Jayno's Ex- Pectorant, an ofd and well-tried Temedy, certain Lo re« move your Cold, and to exert o hoaling and strengthon. iug offcet on the Pulmonary and Brouclial orgaus, Boid evorywhoro, ——— Brand's Reduotion, Drand, the photographer, o will bo scen by edver- tisemonts on the fivet paye of this issuo of Tue Taiw, Nz, hos reduced Ils prices, This course, iu view of tho present stringenoy in the money market, is com- mondablo, and many persons will daubtlcss take ad- vuntago of the opporiunlty to securo fuc sfintles of thelr counteuauces for presentation to friends and relatives, —_— —Tho Athenwum ralvesn well-brod protost agninat the * indiscretion " of Buron Btookmar's momodrs, just out in London, as publishing doc- umonty aud secrets of Htato during tho lifotimo of their authors, DBavon Blovkmar was physi- olan to tho Royal family of Lngland, and hig #on, in publishing these memolis, has used all Lfe suatorinla without rotrenchment, Tho ¢ vain and meddicsomo old gentloman,” as the Athenw- s enlls him, malos out Weliington to have been n pompous and rather wenk-minded man, Lord Dorby ‘*afrivolons aristoorat," Palmarston s {nsene fnnovator, and Gulzot a *¢ vain, irrita- Dle, und ambitious Irenchman,” ~—Yot another disastor hay befallon the Holy Tather; $200,000 of tho money collected under this head was doposited by tho Papal Nunclo at Brusaols with the Union Bank of Antworp, an ostablisiynont spocially sapported by tho. el &inn clorlenl party, which Iately failod, : " SEWERAGE. Extracts fro‘m a Roport by Dx, ; Rauch. . fiusgfiauons Which May or May Not Bo of Any Value, The Board of Hoalth wero yeaterday mado tho roalplents of what purported to be s roport on sowerago. Dr. Ruuch, of course, was tho donor. The roport covered soveral hundrod pages of foolacap. It was fillod with numerous tables, commonts, and explanations, The roport, if printed in Tnr TrintNg, would Aill about two of our pages, and would make a lnnaticof any man who attomptod to rend it ond underatand what it was all about. Not desiring to jeopardizo tho intolloct of any rash reader, wo morely appond such portions of Dr, Rauch's osaay a8 scom to us of genoral intorest. THE REPONT. Tho nocossity of tho systematlo drstnage of Chloago was not fully approoiatod unil It bnd suffored from ‘epidemics for' slx yonra in succos- siou—,five of oliolorn and ono of dysontory—iho doath rate during this poriod being higher than in nn{ ity in tho United Blates, As tho result of this torriblo - oxporioneo, on Tob. 14, 1855, an ack was E:ulml b,f the Leglslaturo of Illinois creating tho Board of Bowerago Commissioners, In compliando with the ust, tho Commissionora wero eleoted as prescribed, and steps immedi- ately takon to givo practical effoct to the smmo in survoya andin the considoration of plans for tho drainago of. the city, The plan pm%’and b} Mr, Chosborough was adopted in Decomber, an in 1856 the “work of constructing sowors' com- moncod. _This plan has mainly boen adhored to since, and prosccuted with varying vigor and offect, a8 will bo_soenby the fullowing tablo, showling tho numbor of Zeot butlt annually, pop- ulation, mortality, and death rate ; Death Mor- rale per Feet, Population, tam§v. 1.0&. 91,704 84,113~ 9,050 '20.80 | A4 2500 1 Tn tho firat poriod of sewor construction, end- ing in 1860, thoro were built 2.69 feot to one of the population; the noxt, onding in 1806, thore +waa a falling off to 2.23 foot ; and from 1866 to 1870 inclusivo, tharo was anincreaso to 2.67 foat, and in 1871 & decreaso to 2.64; and in 1872, o still groater doorease to 2.48. It would, thore- foro, bo soen that for tho last two years, tho impuhuen of tho city has boen increasing faster han the sewerngo as been oxtendod, nnd that this was tho chiof cauao of tho incroase in the doath rato. At no time sinco the construction of sowors? commencod in thia city have thoy boen adequate to tho sanitary roquirements, and ss long ns thin stato of things continued, owing to tho topogra- pby and character of tho soll upon which tha city is built, wo must oxpect to have a high do 4h rate, particularly smong childron, He had learned that thore wore 14,678 acros in the torritory east of Westorn avenio within the city limits.” Of thoso, only 4,872 ncres wero dralned, and about 4,000 moro nood- od Boworage ot this time, A senitary necossity demandod the immediate addition of ebout 5,000 foot to the drainngo of tho wostern and ‘nothorn portion of tho Fourth Ward. In tho wostorn and northern part of the Fifth Ward much good could be accomplishiod by about 9,000 foot. Dralulug overy streot north of Tiwonty- socond that is unsewered, in the 8ixth Ward, and oxtending tho systom to Tiwonty-sixih stroot and along tho river to tho extont of 16,000 feot, was also necded. In tho Soyenth Ward, swhoro, for tho last two yoars, thero Lind boon the highost donth rate, about 17,000 foot was required. -1t I8 specially important that all tho streots east of Halstod should be sowored, 04 the population is deuse, and uatural drainago vory dofootive; and that Morgan streot bo sewored, althou %‘l popu- ho' pur- poss of relieving & denscly populated districh in ho Eighth Ward that has no othor ontlet: With 9,000 fet tho prossing necessitics of tho Lighth Ward conld bo rolioved, and ite ssnitary condi- tion much improved. Tho bullding of 8,000 feot m tho Ninth Ward was demendod, a8 there woro atrcots in & that ' are m as bnd s condition, fiking ovorythin into consideration, ns nny other iu the clty, It is specially important that o ‘ward 6o contraliy located and dennu!fipo ulated ehould be thor- ull%l\! drained, The Tenth Ward nocded about 2,000 feet, and in the Elevonth thero were still Blroots undrained noar tho_river, whore, from tho character of the soil und denkity of popula- tion, it was important to bulld at loaat 5,000 feot, Altkough the mortallty of tho Tyolfth Ward was uot 80 high as mauy othors, tho coustruc- tion of 7,000 feot would greatly diminish the death rato. The Thirtcenth Ward was really ouo of the best wards in tho city, but tho addition of about 6,000 foot' would add materially to ita hoalthtulucsn The Fourtconth Ward, which had tho lowost amount of sewerago a8 & ward, but ita death rato,-owing to character of population, slova- {ion, and alr space, was lower than many othors, The addition of 9,000 feet would bo advisablo. Betweon tho Seventh and TFifteonth Wards, for the lost threo years, there had existed a rivalry 88 to which should have tho higheat death rato, ‘both having about the same number of foct of sowers to ench Individual, which was less than any of tho othor wards; 18,000 foct are immodiately noeded’ to' roliove it from much sloknoss and death, Tho Bixteonth Ward needoed immodiately about 14,000 feet, and the woatorn part of tho Soventoenth Ward 8,000, the Lighteonth about 5,000, and the Ninoteonth 8,000 foot to completo its drainage. The con- struction of the sewerago alluded to in tho dif- forent wards could bo carried on without dovia- tion from the gonoral systom, and, if built upon the streets regommondoed by the Board, would diminish tho™ death ~rafe of tho city b5 per cent. If ovory portion of tho city that {s now in want of dralnage was sowered, the denth rate, as o goneral rulo, wonld bo reduced 12 por_cent, making it ono of tho honlthiest lorge cltiea in the world, which, ho was sorry to say, it was not now, owing moro to the want of drainago than to anything olso. The sewerago system of tho city had ita origin in a sanitary necessity, sud was strictly s sani- tery measuro, and whatovor other benofits may acoruo therefrom aro only of seoondary importe ance. All sowers should bo looatod with refer~ once to manitary considerations, and no othors. The pressure brought to boar upon the Board of Public Works and tho Common Council for tho last two yoars to seoure drainage, by Intor- eatod partios, had boon very groat, and, In mnn‘{ instances, whore they woro unablo to’ auccoe armngemonts woro mado to havo tho strcob paved, thus compelling sewors to bo Inid, to the negleot of other streots where drainage was moro nooded, The present law with regard to sewor Somncalions” should. bo changed, &a tho Boued of Hoalth has advocatod for the last fivo yoars, A bill was prepared making tho property-ownor rosponsible for the sowor connection, when tho Tonto of tho ground did not_oxtond ovor five ears, but, from somo causo or othor, it never oeamo o Jaw. ‘An oxamination of thosowago map showed that, 88 a rule, tho best and higheat portions of the city wero drained, 'Thio sowera extended north from the Chicago River four miles, and two and & half north on the lakoe shore; wost, iwo end & half miles from the river in the con- tral and highost portion of tho West Bido, whilo there wero dlstriots unsewered muoh nenrer, The Ohicago River was tho contre of tho systom, and the torritory nmear it boing gonunlly low, and the eoll clarey, the nccossit or drainege was groater thnu whore it s higl and sandy. Tho drainage of all tho torritory on and near the river whero population is denso waa the gront sanitary necossity of the city ol this tfme. 'The more comploto the drainage was noar the river the etter it would bo for those who live more romote from it, aud, although thoy may not immediately got sowors, still the offoct of thoso buill” upon and wear tho! river would bo folt by them, a8~ dvainoge nocesearlly removed the * ground water " in & lower locality than whore thoy are. It must also bo. recollooted that dralnage influences noarly all disoanes, aud that contagions and opidemio diseascs were rendored more malignant and fatal by want of it 1 80 that thote who live some dlutance sway from tho pastilential apots were endangorod, * It was nob alone a mattor of duty, but one of wafely, to thoso who aro bottor situated, to #eo thut'tho }mnrnr olement of our community was cared for 1 this rospoct. to dinposo of tholr rotall Atock of dry goods ot poremptory eale, cansed tho stora to bo thronged all day, yostordny, with purohnsers eagor {o so- curo o share in au opportunity eo rarely offerod. The strect In frontof tho catablishmont wne throngod with vehicles, and the interior of tho atoro prosented & monb anfmatod appearanco, It ia tho™ intention of tho fimn to have this rush coutinuo, for thoy have dotorinined to clear ont thelr fintneneo stock of goody within {he noxt sixty days. Tho veason for this oxiraordinary enlo {8 that Messre, Farwoll havo resolved to abnndon tho rotail bisinoss ontirely, and dovoto the wholo of thalr attention to the wholosale nud Jobbing trado, Tho opportunity proscated is n rare ono, ns nll tho stock is new, and will bo sold at ovon lesa thau cont price. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. Annual Meeting---Report of tho Trustees, The Academy’s Now Duilding Pro- gressing Finely. Tho aunual meeting of the Chicago Aendemy of Bolences was held Iagt ovening in MM, Beam- mon's private library. A largo ationdauca of membera who liad found their way through tho dovious Inbyrinths of Scammon court wore on hand. In tho absencoof the Prosidont, Dr, An- drovws callod the meoting to order, aud nominat- ed Mr, Beammon for Chairman, 3Mr, Scamumon was olooted. The aunual report of the Doard of Trustces waa presented, contalning tho following impor- tant_itoma : Tho Board had detormined to re- build the Acadoiny upon the old lot _on Wabnsh avonue, but intended to improvo it by tho ercc- tion of atoros in front, Tho building would cost, it was ostimated, £80,000. Work hnd boon com- moncod upon tho bn(]dlnf, which was progross- ing rapidly. ‘Tho recoipts of tho Acndemy smounted during tho year to £2,330, and tho ox- ponditures to $2,822.78. Tho Board hopod and .| expected to havo tha library room so far com- Blnh!(l in & fow woeks that it may bo used by the urator and his assistants, as woll as the Board sud the Academy nt ita meetings. Tho Board rocommonds that fitting caues for thae presorva- tion of specimons bo at once propared. This would cost thousauds of dollars, and the Board should at once make o vigorous and continued effort until successful. Tho unpaid subseription notes amounted to £5201,25 at prosont. Some of tho subscribors were abun- dnntl; able to pay. ‘Thirty-ouo mombers havo neglected £0 pny their annual duos for tho past year, and a fow are also dolin- ucnt for tho provious yoar. Tho roport ooney, '-}lude» with a rocommendntion that the Acadeniy should enforco tho provision aof tha bf-h‘“ for such neglect. T'he roport was adopted, Tho Recorder prosented a list of donntions from various porsons, somo of them of great :"nhlm ‘Tho list is tuo voluminous for publica- ou, On motion, tho Academy proceoded to ballot for tho oloction of n Truatoo of the Academny. Mr. George J. Rumsoy was nominated and oloct- d unanimously. = On motion, the Committes on Dr. Stimpson’s 'memorinl wap enlarged, and Dr. Fostor added to it, in the position of Cheirmna. The Academy then proceedod to ballot for officors for the ensuing yoar, tho result being ag follows : o President—Colonel J, W, Fosler, Vice Presidents—Dr, O, Johnson, E, W, Biatchford, Librarian—Dr, Viele. Jtecorder—Dr, Normau Bridgo. Committee o Membership—Dr. Audrows, E. W. Blatehford, aud Dr, Rauch, @eneral, Committéo—Colonel J, W. Yostor, Dr, O, Jolnson, T, W, Blatcford, Dr. Vicle, Dr. Sargent, 8. B, Walker, Dr, Babcock, 8, A, Briggs, Dr, small, Will- ism Bross, On motion, n subscription pzper was opened for tho purpono of defraying tho cost of spoci- men cases. Mr., Scommon stated that Le was suthorized to subscribo 100 for each of the fol- lowing gontlemen: Mr. B. W. Blaichford, 3. B. McOngg, Mr. B. H. Sholdon, Dr. Loomis, Mr. H. ML "Thompeon, and J. Y. Scamuon, 2 B, 8. Waller added 8100; Albort I3bort, £25 ; J. Gt lord, 8100; Dr. Rauch, &25; Dr. Viclo, $25; P, 0. Gilbort Wheolor, $35; J. A. Smith, $25; W. W. Caiking, £10; and others, : My, Beammon exhibited some speocimens of wator from s artosian well, at o dopth of 1,330 foot. The water was clear, and frdo from un- leasant taste. It is slightly brackish, Lowever. fr, Bcammon atates that the engineor dotor- ‘minos to procood 30 feot furthor toward the apex of Mr. Bcammon's renl estute, ‘A Committeo was n&apnlutud to look up sub- geriptions, compoted of tho following jrontle men : Dr. Bridgs, Dr. Ebort, and Mr. Georgo Rumeey. . Tho Academy adjonrned. ————— PERSONAL. Hou. 8. H, Duncan, of Goorgis, is at the Tire- mont. George H, Pntlorson, Eaq., of England, is ot the andnar. s e Jobn Mcd. King, Eeq., of Pitteburgh, Pa., is at'tho Y'remont. Major A. T, Whittle, United States Army, is at the Bherman. g Hon. Samucl Warren, of Olio, wasat Audor- gon's yostorday. Judge Mason, of Cloveland, was at the Tre- mont yostordny. Captain W, H. Harrison, Unitod States Navy, was at Anderson's yestorday. Judgo 7, 8. Murphy, of Davenport, Iowa, was at Burke's yentorday. Captain John Wiley, of Buffalo, N. Y., wags at Burke’s yostorday. Tov. Howard I1. Jonningo, of San Frnuclac‘o‘ was at tho Tremont yosterday. T. Laird Collier contributes tha article on Wen- .lianu Phillips for tho Star Locture Cowrse Maga~ zine. J. Q. A, Boan, Eaq,, the Now York agont for tho Chieago, Burlington & Quincy Reilrond, waa in town yesterday. The Ohicago, Burlington & Quiucy ofticials liave_returned from their tour of inspection of the Buwlington & Missouri River Road, and re- port it in good condition. J. H, Doveroux, Esq., Goneral Manager, and Charlos Paino, Gonoral Superintondent of the Lake Blioro & Michigan Southern Railroad, wore at tho Tromont yostorday. E. F, Test, Egq., woll known in tho railway circles'of Obleago, hes boon appointed Clnim Agont of tho Froight Dopartmont of tho Union Pacific Railroad, Tho following wero at the Bliorman, yeatorday : John Bunday, Boston ; Geo. M. Furguson, Du- buquo, Tows; J. Jonson, W. E. Curtia, Toledo; Allan Mason, Davonpoxt; 8. IIunt, Lexington, Ky W.D. Waod, Pittaburgh. The following were at Anderson'a European Hotel rxuatordny: J. 8, Tryon, Bloomington ; Howard Paino, Now York: 8. H, Thompeon, Boston; J, L. Young, Galenaj 8. H. Booth, Columbus, Ohio, The folluw{np wero at the Tremont yostorday : , D, Abbott, Vermont; Georgo B. Banford, Du~ brque; V. K, Banyar, Bangor, Mo.; A, K. Smith, Hartford; D. B, Dyson, ¥reoport; Johu L. Marshall, Philadelphia j I. 8. S8trawn, Buffalo. The following aro abthe Gardnor: Jumos K. Moore and wife, Washington ; Chas, W, Handy, Now York; C. . Taylor, Baltmoro; V. Taylar, Philadelplila; B. L. Hardon, Bt. Louis: W. D, Crano, Now York; T, D, Robertaon, Edinburgh E, I, Eills, W, B, Tiibbard and wifo, Milwaukoo ; N. Lano, Oshlosh ; E. D, Smith, Monashn. The following woro at tho Brigga yostorday: A. L, Murdock, Boston; I, 0. Chossbrough, Philadolphin; 1. J, Ball, @, L, Tromaino, Coun- cil Blufty, Iowa: J, 1L Chatlos, id, Commings, Sloux Oity; J.W, Btrikor, Port Gibaon, Misa.; Chas, Bridge, Albauy; L. 0. Tiold, J, Moran, Galosburg . 1. Dridgos, Jr. Dorofold, dsas.; . Fiflold, Barry, Vi, W, A, Oarpentor, Luq., formerly of Council Bluft, has beon appointed an Assistant Goneral Tuoiglit Agont of tho Chioago & Northwostorn Rallroad, and will hnve chargo of all busiuess of tho Western department, which includes tho Qulona and Towa Divislons. Ofilco in Ohicngo. Mr. 0. M, Wicker, holding the samo oflico, wilt liavo chargo of tho doémrlmuut of tho Northe wost, which includos the Wisconsiu, Madison, Kenosha, Milwankeo, and Ponjusuls Divisloys. Oftice in Chicago ny horotofure, S Tho Saratoga Goyser Water. Buck & Raynor draw (rue Gayser water at tho #Spn,” P S e e A RARE OPPORTUNITY. The announcoment, made public on Mondsy, that Mosgrs, Johu V. Farwoll & Co. wero about Cod Tdver Oil, Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver Ofl (s the beat, Hent and Irritation of the Scalp, Burnett's Oocoalne glvea fmmedinto rellef, AMUSEMENTS, " AIREN'S THEATRE-ATWEE, AIKEN .\I.A:VM]II. it ix nl, +eses s Managors. of D A ERCERER And the Wew Parisian Opern, B';fifi‘e, +Dircotors. La Grand Du . AIMET tn hor unsurpasend roln of DUOESSE: JU- TEAT (il eat aporanaes an et ROLAND Ures-ivas eaeanco) o Wanda; desnr UCHISNE, MAROAS, WERTHON, Itto, il Chan b VON GHELE, Musleni Diroc tlno hero), X R 5" Aimsy \in) Zrirat appoaranco of Mdllo. Bonelll and Mons. lxh Whinerdg, LA BELLI TELENE: Thkksy, QRN r, HANANT, Fridy, bonofitof Mdije, Afmeo, OTOLE, Batuedey ..‘munmm.l rind fratinoo! nrowoll, Dorforminnes. Licet time, 14 T YRR Adrhirsiom, 813 rotaivod movta, i0 conte oxtra: hosce, 10 wid $13: socuhd Dalsony, 60 Gontee Hala of eents comumences wan. 15, ot Bax Oltico, ‘Thotre,. Hatiaoe prico Tug rchervad soat). HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. WEDNEBDAY, dan, T, 1%, s, et P Ly > OYor evening and attlie TIE HIT OF THE SEASON! Tartley Camplioll's superh sacloty dra: EATT L T Ragotvod by fashionabls and ?-uw«lul'huuéns with tummits of ay t applnuse, Aot 1—Ttoso Coltago. = A¢tS—A Blight 3. ‘Aot onidngy, —Admisdon,” 81 (istcluds frorco. Act 4—In tho Web, to” Lias many oxcollent potnts.”—Timos, Tiata’ muy bo pronouncod a pucooss, "~Iutor-Ocean. 'ho ploce Lins nany pleasant qualitics,"~Tribuno, All tho Favorites in the Cast. STAR LEOTURE COURSE. tod Hoart, Aot 0, SECOND COURSE | on I b. 4 4" Cucers by o BOST BT OL O omnosca.of Mrs, Avan Grangec Dow, G prano; Mrs. Ol A. Barry, Co re d, e, B ard, Tonor. I Spragt vmhgvmuum.hanu Johin A, How ton Boxtot Club will be followed ou’ and Tuesday ovonings by (oo, W, Curtis, The Oretiaatra, wWendoll Phlligy, Prot. David Swing (South £do only)s Nobort Collyor (Wost Kido_only), Prof, E, 8. Morso, Mrs, Foss, ant r. K. 1. Chapin. The whola cmtr;lpfl‘l‘gmrz By far tho Lest locture cotrao over organized 0 Woit, Tho salo of n Jimited number of Beason Tickots moncos ooat Moudyat ol A Proprictara ATKEN'S THEATRE, ‘Wabash-av, and Congross-st. LAST WEEK OF JOSEPH PROCTOR. ‘This Wodnesdsy Matlnoo at 2), ovening at 7:45, last porformancaa of TIH RED POCEKETBOOK, ‘With its fino esenio effects and full-rh 3 e gl S ipiged woiee b MoVICKER'S THEATRE, ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS. MR, & MRS, DION BOUCICAULT, Yivery nlght and Saturday Matinco, in Bouolcault's awn Trish denia, “CARRAK IN-A POGUH,” Prosnted with &, strong cast and_corroctly mount IR ignaration B iKersy, or N ty mounted. R Brgharation iy, or Nigut ""“t‘",‘j’,“l""" and loen Bawn, " works of tho groat author. €27~ Ordor carringon at 10230, © GLOBE THEATRE. To-night, and Wodnosday and Saturday Matinecs, firat o fuThis city of ‘i tuFiing sonsation drawm ontitled CARTOUCHR, THE JACK SIEPPARD OF PARIS. ER. VL. IR OITiXs » Andiis boys, Littlo Dick, Tho General, and Mastor Eddic, Bobhby Neoevwvcomlo, Mtan Maido Tiltos, Miss Taljo Ella, Sapgho, and the Comiudy Conpny th a now and atéractive bill, MYERY OPERA HOUSE, Monroa-at., botwaon Deatborn and Bteto-ats, KIN £ In mowr Bpocialtios, Bon Qotton, 1n his groat obarnotor of g1 pte. Sebimmerharn, N “Tiho Yonog Scamp, _ Binks and es and Tho Loy ¢ The Fortod. Baturday, Gragd Bieiidoo. - Ta roparation, Wit Row soonary, olv., Arah o Brog 0, Monday, Jan. 20, Bonafit of Willlam Arlington. ACADEMY OF MUSIO, Eagagomont with tho Iar Irish Comedisn’ A Wmémt‘l':lr Jownedien and MR, JOHN COLLINS, Who wilf supenr hond: d Tuord. ight; MYL] O N T o Freatoss of SIE Tesls Drasmas, © COLLEEN BAWIN! With all the original musio and Mr, Collins.in soveral of hme&unhl(o ballads, Provious to which the elegant com« adiatia, ! IS LAST LEGS. Bir. John Colllns in ono of his gruat specialties, TURNER HALL, North Clark-st, Grand Opening! SATURDAY,Jan.18, SUNDAY, Jan, 19, and MONDAY, Jan; 20, ° Bonson tlckota at 85 at.J, Dauer's musto utaro, Shermsn THouso Harbor Ghop, nud it Laukonliohn Lrus., Sormor North Clark and Michiza N BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Advortistng Agoncicss 11, 11, onaNDEEE 00 S AREREISR (o soosiva Yorfisomonts for all Ghicago daily papors at their lo Talos aleo {or auy nowspanor or purlodical. intho U, 8, aud foroign countria: Maodtson.st. TIAIN, FAINE & CO.y 89 Madiso a mats BECOND NATIONAT, o Madiann and Olack, ATIONA STEPUARL, MONMIEISNSH & AT, o1 Stato-i Titnnls Bicolc Mopntustnrers, Siatiouers, and ol Frintes gANEmON, AMBIEG & GO, T4 and 16 W. Randolph. 4 and JOHN H. SMALL & ©0., 167 and 139 Sonth LaSal DEAN BROS. & HOFFMANK, 67 W. Washington-at. . W. MIDDLRETON, 15 Stata-it. (5nvlnur5. COAN & TEN BROLKK, cor. “Ann and W. Randolph. ANERIOAN grooK il Wabubar ) Chin ASWATE, 10| 3 TRENOI AR o0l Wb, T %O Ju HENRY SEARS & 001 81 and 64 Soath Csnal-at, Doiinl Bevot! sauELS, Waurey Hiand i sadison-st E. BURNTIAS S i’if\'t:.v': 1 -nld: i “u?.“:i e ‘o Pulnters and G . OTTO0 JEVRE & 00 1) an 81 Doxborncat, G iy nnd Tieiiog, I, 31 WILMAIE & BHO: 590 10198 W abasheav. 3 WINGHAVE Oh; & GO e Wabaoliay. i MLLER nnug'.' P AR, 1 ket o 3 M. GREENEDBAUN, 181 Wose ?!nI:An.llplmllq axreliers (Wholesalo and Jtointh), QILES, BRO. & CO., 288 & %:8 Wab. & &4 W. Madison. B, ALLEN & CO., so, Htark & Allon, 137 State J. \baah-av,, opp. Post Of . St TS W Blacieon 011 i Faole: o Joda (W holeanto), Hood . WALSE A0 25 Wabashoxy. Yirkolinn (Wholessle) i A Efifimln'flhm-"sfi“ i . N. Dospiainot, snd 125 State. GO, 1Dana 113 Eaxt Madison-ars ATET GOy 70 Wost Washingtonste K RICIE, 67 West Washington-at, 1, M, KNICKIERBOOKER, 80 and ost nlgdnlnh. MCOANN, FITOH & CONVERSE, 18 and 14 LaSalle-at, NORTHWEST PAPER 00,, 164 and 165 Michigan-av, OGLESHY, BARNIIY & “?'u‘i’ and 30 1. Washiaton, ’Innos n ns. W W, KIMBALL, Gor, Wabnatvav, aad Thirteon thst A, D MEEKER & 00,76 Wabashav. ninne H. W. AUSTIN & C0,, 231 81 323 South Water-st. ent ticnte it Tonny, BNYDER & LEF, 1 Nion Bulldiag, it ddlery TInraWiTo. GEORQE F. BRIGIATE COT T Biti . DIEKOLD & KINZLE, o1 Hiato-at. HEBRING'S, 46 Stato, and cor, 1ith and Tndlana-av. 8. 4. HARRIS, 63 Soith Canal-sts %y TASKIN, MANRTIN & WHEELER, 41 Lake-st, Hawlom Dinchbio RUNNIVG L DU B LIGHT NITO, 74 State- Y hodnd and 1% orth Olarieats ip Chinndiers & Snllmnkers, FINNEY BROVIEIS, 214 and 16 Bouth Wate GILRERT, HUBBARD £ C0., 226 10239 Bouth PURRINGTON & BURANTOR, Y84 Bouth Water UT:P"'l“:fi 111 Fast Lako-st, b AMERIOAN BASE I i pweliors’ Kiudinge. T DENNISON & CO. CHAS, T, WILD, + 34 Houth Uanal Trunksy, 144 Stato aud Tnderinker, (IELDON & DAVIES, 18 Wou Sadlson-at. ), 1. JORDAN, 112 Clack, noar Cunrt House, JAMES WRIGHT, 11 N dulnuv near Randolp ron P I Wi ine, RANI BROS, MG i Jeitersor Webash-av, OéEAN NAVIGATIO: : . 5 Anchor Line. Balling twioe & weok from New York and onrrying pussengers to all parts of Great Dritain, Ireland, Continental Kurope and the Meditorranesn, Oabin fare, 3651 Bteerage faro $30. AvBly for full information st tha o Uomy Jnllf'fl thige, northoast corner LnSalle nad Andison-sts., Ohioago. 0. HWRENDERSON BROTIERG, Azontds RAILROAD TIME TABLE. NRRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRATNG, Winter Arrangement, EXPLAKATION OF REFERENC) wlfig.:xf ?‘:tgvdl oxe o1 ed. eor fed, ¥ Rund: N x Fiv Hiindag at 8500 o e 4 Dally: & CHICAGD & ALTGN RAILROAD, Chicayo, Alton & St. Loufs Theough Line, and Foultiana (Ho.) ele short panis from Chicayats Kantay r Depity Vet ey mear Hadisonest bridpe, o be UHIon Teave, Arrice, Bt Touie & sia »fl‘élgai’fi:{'f:";d S Snowsonvile, ., and Lauhl D, cooma'dntici, cid Lightuiugl Lino, andale) afor i WDaily, vin Matn Linc, and datly excont Baturday, . Jaoksonvillo Diviston. -4 Jecksoniitla Division {m.nra Yia Main Lino, and datly, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILI Depots—Faot of Iakeat,, Iudlml«unwm,, ainl s:?gfn?;.-u., ind Canal and # el and Canal and Seteenti-tt.” Tieket dftce tn Brigys Hiouse Mail and Rapros Dubuqua and Slon Taotto Fasy o Rock Inland Expre Galosburg Passongor Mondota & Ottaw ‘Aurora Passougar, rors. or ‘Aurora Passonger ({ands Duhuauo & Slogx Oty sy, Eacils Rignt Eavroi rore Dawior's Grova Acoommoaation . ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot ook of Lakeat. and foot of Ticen et T8 Biniaty Zoraer s Hiagromarts Teket CHICAQO, INDIANAPOLTS & CIN = "” LINE, ViR KRNKAKEE Ao at I)q'a ::'n:r "»iflfifmfll the THROUGH Great Central Rafl ate) " For Urough tikers and sleppbnss car sehuorply ab Nekst ofce 5 Conat sk corn adl: N and Michigan oot ar Teenty-tceondoat Taure Cilaago Arrive at Indiauapbifs’..! Arrivo at Cinoinnati . ‘Tralne arrivo at Ohicago At 7:00 a. U LA aloopors on niuht traian, L CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, Ticket affice, 81 West Wadison. : F0 5. m. Gp. m. || 31805, . 0 b o 9718 . m:, and 0318 p. m, i to Clucinaat, Tulizen € try to Olnctnnatl, ) Tie Dubuguo I Bitvauion Malh: oot CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot; corer of Narrison and Shermants, : O Horrlaon ond Shermanats, Ticket offce. Arrive, Quaka, Leavonw'th. E e Night Expross, ... . m. 2. 4:00p: m * 6:00 p. m. +10:00 p. m. i3 LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, comner Tlarritan and_ Sherman-ste, Tickel aftes, 4outhisest corner Yadison and Canal-ate, Main Linel ‘Exprois, vin! hi T Eikhari Acosmmodation CHICAGO, DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. B R e o3 ety oo ot o ATl ok " & S, L, Dépal, cor- ner lialsted and Carrolt-ats, Frelght and o ner lralted ané 4te. Fralyht and Ticket ofice, 163 ‘Taking offoct Deo, 1, 1872, ZLiuce, * 7:408. m. * 7:00 p. m, CHICAGO RAILROAD. Leave. Arrive, 4 *1:40p. m. £ 73308 m: MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Depot, Joot af Lake-tt., and Jfoot af Ticenty-second-sk el Sl Btar’ses Lomer ot Techai Leavs., 13 pL m. 5005, . 5:30a, m. 19:10p. o 1910 p. m. . m. am. 171614 46:00 8, m, TO RENT, OFFIOES IN THE Tribmne Building Are nearly finished. Several are yot untaken. Fire-preoof, with vaults, English tile floorsthrough= out. No offices in the city equal these in every first-class respect. Plans ol the Tribune Building can be seen at the office of : W. ¢, DOW, Room No. 1, Nevada Block. MISCELLANEOUS, DESPLAINES - 8T, DISPENSARY, side entranco Price-placa. Es tablished on a firm 1l basis for tho treatmont. su ouroof all disoasos. ~Ontarth, Diseases of tho Sk 1hlaod, and Norvous System sucosssfully troatod, Call or ndiross as above, MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C. BIGELO%NW OONFIDENTIAT, PHYBIOIAN, 464 Btat T 5T of the. heat red! Diilsel gt e dun, JatioE Sertis et gure poatizelyal case o GHTROMG AND SPLOIAL B bath se; BEPARATE PARLORS 100 Ondted e gostluma: PRSP ONDENCR Q0N mxe:fl'rfu Add) it Totters, with alamps, ta Dr, O, BIGELOW, Nu. 484 at. " COBURN Medical Institute, ‘No. 18 West Madisonsst., oorner ol Halstod, for tha cure +and all Glsoasos of » dolicato naturo of shironlo gl 8 Fogular graduate of Mouioio, ant 13 1 ey the wutl b i pomas, Fo it Pl b !,nm. and {s considered by all ta Le the mos il siclan in Olloago tu atmont of H’“”“”O“r;h‘;fimg:‘na‘ d forualo 2% it cansuttatious NooURE: Typ K NO PAY 1! r. Aeal, 860 Bouth Olark-st., Chicago, May bo confidentislly sommulted, porsonatly or by wall, IS SHEU N Tthe only phyaiclan in tho olty who ware ARla GUEes OF B0 Ay ODI0w LQUTA IO Y A: s (0 Y DKy