Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1873, Page 3

_— THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDN ISDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1873. 3 THE LAW COURTS. of Taokios fn the Bor- A COhenge . fumery War, Iydo Park Auxious to Fight tho Foréiliders, G o ab Common Law, A Sweeplng Change in the Mode of Paying Jury- L men, i)ne of Uyde Park’s Insurance Agents in Trouble, <A Ten Thousand Dollar Malicious Arrest Caso. .- The dofendanta in tho Norihwestern Fertiliz- fog Company sult for injunction against Hydo Park, yesterday camo boforo Judge Farwell with the following supplemental answer : Northwostern Fertilizing Company v. Ohnun- coy M, Oady et nl. Bupplomontary answor of Chauncey M. Cady, William E. Hale, E. G. Olark, . Bradner, Jr.,- L, G. Fishor, and H. Vandor- il, ' Trosteos of the village of Hyde Park, and the village of Hyde Park, to tho bill of complaint of tho Northwestern Fertilizing Company. Those defoudants, by way of supple- mont to their answer alroady fillod, say that tho ‘President and Board of Trustees of the said vil- Iago of Hyde Park, did, on tho 16th day of Feb- ¥uary, 1878, pass an vordinance in tho words nnd fligures following: (Hore follows tho ordinance, alroady published, of Fob. 16 inst.) And theso dofondants say that sald ordinanco has beon, since its passing, and is now, in full force and offcot, and ready to bo enforced, as Boon a8 tho timo of publication provided by law &hall oxpiro. Counsol for the dofendants aslked pormission tofilo this supplomentary answer; and after somo discussion, a8 to the offect it would have on tho injunction, the Court directed it to be Bled, without projudico to the injunotion, Mr. Bmith, for the defondants, then mado tho following motion : The Northweatern Fortilizing Company v, Tho Vil 1ago of Hyde Purk, aud others, And now comes tho dnrundnnflbo:eln,h thoir solicitors, and move tho Court to o far modify tho injunction horetofors grant- ©d in this cause, that "auy suit or proccoding which 801d defendanls or either of thom may hereaftor com- aménce or proscenfe in any Court or Courts of law nguinst the complainanta lioreln, or othars, for tho Jurposoof testing or malutalning tho righta cf sald de- ondant ts, or tho public, under the ordinances of said Jllag,ait £o i 1o tho supplomental nnswor filed hore- 4n, sball niot b conatrued aa a violation of sald injunc- 40, or subjoct said defendant to proceodings for con- tompt. : Counsol for the village of Hyde Park having spoken in support of thd motion, Mr. Bwott objectod, for the Company, that the ordinances of tho village wero prohibitory and unreasonable, and that thero wasno good gronnd Tor asking o modification until the matter should «come up for final hearing. Ho urged thnt the hoaring of the motion should be sot for tho 24th March, the day sot for the final hearing, so that tho whole matter might como up together. Mr., Smith sald Lo did not ask the Court to do- cldo on any such quostion s to whether the vil~ lage had passed rensonable ordinances or other- wiso. What thoy did ask of the Court was to give thom pormission to try the matters of law. They werosurely ontitled todothat. Theybolioyed thoy could show that tho Compnny was carcless in ite business ; that tho meroe fact of the Com- pany Doing n nuisance wos not all that tho village had to complain of, but that it was unnocessarily o nu’sance in consaquence of carelossnoss, This waus & matter of fact, and law, and was not for tuis Conrt to puss upon. It was for a Court of law to decide. It was just and nocessary that the. «<defendants should have an opportunity to prove those allogations, and he thought they had a \awrlect right to nek the Court for the moans of oing #0. ~ With the injunction : weighing over thoir heads, as this was, thoy could not take any such step. No one would say, no matter what the vested rights of tho Company might be, that tho Logislature had given 1t & vested right to carry on its business in such a manner as to make it a'nnisanco. If they bad asked the Court, by this motion, to docide that the Company had vio- Ia‘ed the villufin ordinances, or if thoy bad asked the Court to adjudicatoupon sny question of lnw, or fact, thoy might be prepared for objection an¢ refuenl; but, on the contrary, all they sought to :‘btmn was tho right of trial y law on such ques- ong, The Court said, if Lo undorstood it aright, that the object of tho motion was to obtain such & modification of the injunction as would securo tho parties onjoined from being injured in the meantimo. If'it was right for the Court to hear and pnss upon such & motion, ho thought that it should bobefore tho finnlllnulnfi of tho cause, ‘becauso if, upon tho hearing of the motion, the Court should think that the injunction should be modified, the defondsnt would not, after all, got the benefit of tho decision of the Court, in- asmuch as, if n decroo should bo made which tho complainant should appesl from, that appeal tould keep the injunction in full force aa it nmow was It appoared to him that this wns the {x‘:flur way of looking at tho matter. Mr, Bwott should pre- pare 8 supom and notify the other side whon ready, and when both sides were Ym ared thoy could come into Court. Poseibly the Court might have no objection to the granting of thia mation when it camo on to be heard, He had no objection, at all evonts, to the parties having an opportunity of tosting their rights at low. 'Tho Court could not but desire, oqually with them- selvos, to sea an end put to the multiplioity of suits that now throatened both sidea. Mr, Bmith said that the defendants sought nothing moro than their rights, They did not %rnpouo to do anything more than convict tho 'ompany of violations of tho ordinancos, and of such carelosuncss as should not nccompany tho bueiness tho complainant carried on. lgu askod the Oourt whother the defendants could, on any reasonablo grounds, be provented taking their oase into the othor Court on mattors of fact and Iaw, which this ‘Court could not enter upon, when tho defendants urgod it as a fonr and bo- Uef that lives might bo sncrificed befors tho «questions at iasue could be docided by tho Bu- premo Qourt. Tho Court interproted the objection of the complainant to bo, that theso ordinances were not reasonablo. Mr. Smith said it was & queation of law; no matter what their objections might be. 1t the defendant could prove carclessnoss, ko did not g0 what the unroasonablonoss of the ordinanco bad to do with it, Thoy bad firat to prove un- rensonablencss; and that, thoy thought, they could do. X'J.;hutflnurt did not propose to docide matters of fact. Mr. Bwott had no objection whatever to decid- Ing any of oo sulta I o court of law; it ko dld wish to avoid & multiplicity of suits. MMr, Bmith gaid ho had no doubt Mr. 8wett had choek enough for that or anything olae, Ar., Bwolt disclaimed any such protensions In the presonce of o man of such well-known ac~ gul‘r&mcnta in the way of “chook” g Mr, mith, Mr, Bmith roturned the complimont with in- erost, Mr, Bwott dosired to hiave no moro jaiv. Mr, Bmith desired ““no moro jaw " than Mr, Bwett could give, And, finally, it was arranged that the hearing on the motion should tako place on the Gth prox, THE GIOERO LAND INJUNGTION REMOVED, Judge Farwall yentordny disrolved the injunc- ton on tho bill of Thompson M. Warren ot al, v, Hausbrough et al. ''here wero sevoral points of onoral intorest in the dociaion., This was & bill t or an injunction restrainin the deo- fendants from disposin og the pur- chase ~monoy —notes taken from tho complainants on the sale to thom of two valusblo troots of land lying iu Olcoro, on the ground that there wore unpaid taxos and assossments to & large amount on the proporty at tho time of the purchase, and whioch Warren claimoed he know nothing of at tho timo of the purohaso, Tho Court held that the evidence showod that tho complainants did kuow of tho oxistence of theso taxcs and assossments ab tho timo of the urchaso, and that w purcimsor of roal catato, ?nkhug o warranty deod with covenants for title, could not, saftor the #alo, restruin tho " nogotiation of tho wotcs glvew by him for patt of . tho purchaya monay, on theground that thereworooutstanding incum- branced on the grornrty, at the timo hie took his doed, whoro such inenmbrancos were kuown to him at tho tino of tho purchnse. And ju this cago, a8 thera wag no frand In roferonco to theso tnxes ond nssosnments charged, or shown, tho Court decreed that tho intorJnoutory injunotion loratofora issued bo dissolved and the somplain- nut's Lill dismissed, Tho dofondants wore allow- od ton dayu to {llo tholr u\xgficn&lmx of damngos for tho wrongful issuing of tho lninncuon, and tho complainants prayod an appoal, 1 DANKRUPTOY MATTEN Meossrs. Hamlin, Hale & Co., yestorday, poti- tioned for the adjudication of Frank H. Robin- son, of LaSallo County, on an unpaid noto, al- loging as an nct of bnnkmpto{ tho transfor of tho debtor's proporty to John II. Smith, his glnrk, for 240 noros of wild laud in the State of lowa. . A potition for the removal of E. G. MoLollan, Assigneo Iu tho ostate of Qbarles Fosbondor, in consoquonco of his departure from tho Stato, was, Iuatunlny. filod, ond tho Court thorefore or- dorad the Assigneo to show cause why an ordor should not bo made accordingly. On tho potition of J. B, Pnyson. Assignoo of the 1to]mlsllo Insuranco Company, the Court, eatarday, granted au injunction restraiving tho rinl of an ansumpsit suit, in the Buporior Court, H, . Sergennt gainst tho Company, 915,008 damages. In the matter of Aaron Hedges cfal, 1::0- coodings wore yostorday dismissed yntlpufn ion of tho partics. Attornoys' foos and disburgomonts, nm- wting 0 225, weto yosterday oxdored paid in tho estato of Oyrus B. Durfeo. ' A 810,000 MALIOIOUS ARREST OABE. ' Anntorosting cuse of damages for alloged maliclous arrost was commonced bofore Ju&gu Rogors, Fufitnrdny und continued. over until to- doy. Miohao! J. Richardson sucs Eugono B. Palmer, and places bis damages ot 10,000, olfoging that ho was unlawfully, with- out any caudo, and mnfic{o\mly talen Loforo -Justico Danyon, ohargod with stonling a pieco of cloth, aud othor goods, alued at §500, and held by the Justico under $2,000 bail, tho matter belng takon beforc the Grand Jury, who found no bill. Plaintif statos that, at tho time of the firo, ho waua at Hotchkin, Palmor & Co.'s ontablishmonb, whoro ho helsud tosave tho goods, Lis efforis boing rowarded with the prosent of tho property in question. Aftor holding it in his posacasion fox somo time, o was, to his astonfshmont, suddenly srrontes for stosling it, and locked up. Ho considora that his charactor has boen damaged by this n:n{luéoua prosccution to the oxtont of tho sum statod. 3 NOTE§ FROM THE ORIMINAL COURTS. Thomes Healy, James Lynoh, and James ‘Wright, boys, were charged with robbery, and Bont to tho Reform Bchool for'two years each; and Thomas Honley, James Lynel, und Frank Harrington were charged upon and the indict mont for robbory, found gullty, and Harrington sent to tho Iouso of Corroction for olghtoon m‘i?m:l‘ Hi t d with potty L aurico Hagorty, charged with potty larceny, was found” gnm.y;,' and ho wae algo triod, with Jamos Phillips and John Bennett, algo for lar- cony of clothing. Phillips and Bonnett worg found mnot guilty, and wore discharged, and Hagorty was found guilty, and his torm fixed at one yoar in the Ponitontiary, John' Marton, colored, found in s dwolling- houso on Bouth Sangamon stroct, and capturod aftor a chase with proporty bolonging to the houso on his porson, togother with a razor and rovolver, and & lot of pawn-tickots of othor stolon ropurt{, pleaded guilbi, under ago, and was gontonced to two years in the House of Cor- rection. Ho sald ho was 17 yoirs old and & mor- ried man. Gnorgo Drivor will be up bofore Jugige Gary, {n tha Oriminal Court, this morning, for eon- once. e A SWEEPING CHANGE IN THE PAY OF JURYMEN. Tho Ommt‘y Commiesionors yestorday direoted tho Clorks of tho Circuit and Buperior Courts to puy jurors, in future, only 10 cents per milo, ono way, and onco only during the anl no matter how many days they may sorve, Tho war commenced by this® journal on tho jury systom, commoncod somo weoks ago, in ‘which tho afternoen pflEers nftorwards joined— notably the Post—has therefore been productive of g Bwnoé)in;; chango that will roduco the bur- dons that this law throatened to Iny on Coolc County from $250,000 to about $20,000 per an- num, “The next point is, for the Commissionora to do their duty, and seo that thonames furnish- ed tho Bhoriff are such that tho bailiff will be ixbln !;o discovor and produce the bodica thoy be- ong to. OAFIAY AGAINST A IIYDE PARK INSURANOE AGENT. Tho suppressed writ in the Superior Court, of Moudc:(, ‘was for o capias at the instance of the Agricaltural Insurance Company, of the State of Now York, against Cliarlos A, Waite, of Hydo Park. The affidavit states that the Company ad- Eo&nted the dofondant to aok as itsagent in Hydo ‘ark in 1870, and that ho thereupon commenced doing business, Tho various amounts of monoy received by him from timo to time, aro set forth, tho total smount boing $445.37, of which the Bum of £208.24, less commissions, sllowances, and payments, aro unpaid. = The Com- pany charges that, of the amounts zecoived, Mr. Waito kopt them in ignoranco to the projudice of thoir good namo, and inter- forod with their business, noglecting to inform that that ho had rocoived the monays thus ob~ tained in the ordinary way of account, or of his having effocted insurances. Whorofore, thoy prayed and obtained a writ, GENERAL NOTES, : « The District Attornoy, Joseph O. Glover, Esq., yesterdny filed on information in tho United Btates District Court, against Benjamin and Joseph Rosenbach, for tho menutacture and romoval of ton thousand cigars without tho pay~ ment of stamps, The collector of internal rov- enue has scized tho stock aud material of the firm for this ovasion of tho rovonue laws. Willls G. Bilverthorn and othors yosterday commenced suit in the United 8tates- Circult Court, in assumpsit 85,000, n.fl.\nsc tho flrm that tha proceding day filed tho half-a-million suit agoingt the Phillips & Colby Construction Com- pany under contracts rolating to railway cone struction, aa reported in yostorday's TnipuNE. In Alston v. Yonkers and Now York Fire Tusurance Company, a verdict was returned for 81,600, and judgmont was entored; samov. North * American . Fire Insuranco Company, 81,690 ; samo v. Market Fire Insurance Corn- pany, $1,732,60 ; samoe v. Excolsior Fire Insur- nnce Company, $2,120; saumo v, Fulton Fire {.nmixunco Company, $2,202.50 ; all boforo Judgo orter, Judge Portor yestorday informed his jurors, who haye froquently kept the Court waiting for them, that tho next juror who is Iate In attend- ng (Ec'lnm will bo finod $8, which will not bo re- mttod. In Fairbanks v. Jobneon, in which judgmont was' entered a fow days ago, judgment on an- gwer of garnishoes, A, E. and 8, A, Kont, for $2,628.48, was yestorday entered, A. verdict was yosterday rondered in tha suit, Wilson Sowing Bachine’ Company v. Hoyt, for the plaintif, 81,414.75, and a motion for new trinl was ontorod. Tor partloulsrs of “new suits, not extended hore, ace tho new suits thomselves. ¥ Judge Gary yestorday divorced the Bteogars. NEW SUITS, Tag UNiTep Brated Ormouvir Count—The Come mercial National Bankof Chicsgo v, John Y. Tap- pan, Collcelor ; bill o restrain the colicetion of ~taxea on bank stock, '—John Babcock et al.v, Btopliou Dowso; assumpalt, $1,000, —Rosin and Margarol Spates v, Jumes Bufrow ; trespass and ojoctment, $500 (land in Putoam Coubty. —Willis G, Silverihorn, Daniol L, Plumer, and George Bllyerthorn v, Murk ‘0.’ Seymour, F. 8, Aloxandor, ond Josoph D, Ruller'; sssimpait, "usi Untren Brates Drermior Count—Ansi oca of thie Estato of Muun, Norton & Bcott v, N. \Vfllfl:"ur H assumpalt, $500, —United States of Amerlea v, Benjas nin & Joseph Losonbach ; information au to tho M'zz- uro of cigar, tobaccos, ote., for evadiug the Reveuuo law,in the mstter of removing clgars without atampa, Tie Omcurr Counr,—5,0i0—Augustus L, Chete tain v, Murry A, Bartlott; dusumpslt, $1,000, Goldsmitl & Bteln v, Floekor ; appeal,© '5,012—A1, A, J, McDonough v, J, Loughlan et ul, : appedl. 6,016 Ehields v, Brown, Son,, et al, ; appéd, ‘InE Burenton Count,—43,85—Kato Duchter v, Edward Dlitznor; caso, 5,000, 43,080—Dally 8. Bloore uud Xlias W, Dsvoo v, Jobn O, Phillips, Nuthau A, Duninton, and Norman B, Judd § bl for’ injunc tion to restratn tho collootion by Fufllips & Bubting. ton, and payment by Judd, of a robato of SIS on plafo gloss for tho bullling on {hio northeast coiner of Mooroo and OClark stroots, now Doiug erocted by tho plalntiffs, defondanta claimiug, end bolog aboit to rocelvo, ‘uch vebate, although Dy tho torms of tho contract (o plaintiffs allego thut it bolongs to them, 43,337—Houry v. Sussw Ingulls; dyoreo on tho ground of extromo and 1o~ peuted oruelty, 42,388—Carson, Pirio, Beott & o, v. Mitehell & Boun i attachmont for $1,000,49, on the gronnd of fraudulent concoulinnt of proporty, - 43,380 = Mary v. Patrlck M. Dillon ; divorco on tho ground of dosertlon, 42,390—Jucob_Hehooning ot al, v, Morris Haufmauh ;_sssumpsity $500, 43,001—Eilen B, J, Bmith v, Jumes Smilhi dlvorca on tha ground of orulty, 43002—Frederick N, llawitin of ol v, B, T. Wobstor; sssumpelt, $500, 43,000—0dgnin V. Oburlew Duncuns *divores on the gronnd of cruclty, having lurned his Sumily ont of tho horse, 43,50{—Dlorrls 11, Derrick o al. v. W, O, Brison; assutpsit, $1,000, 3—Wal- ter Htrachan v, Jomes and deorge Mitchell ; attache ment for a dobt of $275, ou {he (round of frandulent concealinont, villisin ¥, Kellogy o nl, v, d, L. doff and — Gon sauInpslty $200, 49,307 v, Corneliuy MeGarty'’; assoumpslt, $160, 43,398 011 8 win 8, Wolla ot al, vi A, Ik s wesumpsif, 3700, 42,50y—Joseph E. Wight ot ul, v, thy Oceldental iue suranco Company of Ban Fronclsco; sssumpsit £3,000 pany i ipait, NOTES AND OPINION. Tho Mr. . A. Dockray who appoars to hovo invouted 8600 in the Florida Legislaturo for an olection to the United Biales Bonato, Is not tho Benntor-eloct, though yostordny o roportod by an orror of the iolograph., Ho in from Provi- dence, R, I., and has beon Collootor of the Porb of . Jacksonvillo, Fla, Ho. wont up to Tallahng- #eo, o Ropublican, a8 Tom Dorriss, & Domocrat, did to Jofforson Clty, to invest for a *‘lnst ' chanco," aftor overybody olso should have quib tho flold, On oncor two ballots, during the nino days' struggle, wo think Mr. Dockiny got n fow Ropublican votes. At tho'ond,'and on tho twen- ty-firat ballot, Mr. Simon B. Conoverwas oleoted by & combinatlon of Demoorats nud anti-Admin- {stration Ropublicans. Wo belleve thore is no seandal againat Conover. —Tho Albany ZEvening Journal domands of Celdwoll that, " whothor rosigning or sufforing oxpulsion, out ha ought to go.” ~Tho DesMoines Register insiste that Town must know what beesmo of that $10,000, sinco Harlan oxprossly. says it was used for ‘“logiti- mato purposos " in is olcotion (1866), sud Elijnh Bolls swonrs nono of it was used,—Mr, Sells hav- ing been Mr., Harlan's disbursing ogent at that timo. ~Mr." Harlan's Washington Ohronicle eays, “Tho vory air scoms rocking with scandal,” ~Tho Dubuque Times (Administration) ralsos tho standard of revolt agalnet any deoreo of King Oaucus to control leglalation at DeaMoines, Dy whiclrmenns, it apponars, Mr. Knsgon has pro- posed to sottlo tho railway-tariff question. ' —General Grifiin, of Keone, N. H., speaka of his candidaturo for Congross as ‘“the cause of ol tfuo’ Republicans,” and falks the familiar slang nbout fighting it out ‘on’ that lno, eto. but wo do not obsorve that General Griffin, or any other Ropublican candidato in Now Hamp- shire, has any word of comment or consurg on’ tho men who have dishonored thelr publio trust. Indeed, tho Btato Contral Commitico eays, inn published nddress, that *the Republicans of Now Hompshire are not distracted by National lssuos."” - —Thero is much- soandal at Albany, N. Y., in tho matter of tho Stato Printing. -Tho Express (Administration) eays: L The State would gain’ monoy to prosent an annual fmluuy of $100,000 o each ono of our * groat print= ng bouses,” it they would tako tho samo In liou of all othor profits, —Tho Now Yorl Benate (24 Ropublicans, 7 Domacrats, Tweoed absont) hositates about an investigation of the chargo that the Erio Rail- rond Compnny disbursed large sums of moncy at Albanylast wintor to procuro logislation, Tho Rochestor Union says: Tho Republicans of tho Senato dare not deny the in- ‘vestigation domsnded. — Although Senator YWood af- focta to Laye nover heard of the ge, it 1s notorious that it wos made during the Iate coipaign, ond that Attorney Goneral Borlow confeased in o published lot- tor to having paid tho Speaker of tho Assombly, 'a lawyer, & * roiainer™ for rendoring no legal service ‘whatover, Tremain is also mixed up in the maiter, as aro Governor Dix ond Dan, Bickles, Mr, Grant's Mine ister to Spain, Bickles, whoso disreputablo service in 1ho Legislaturo and in Congress fittod him by oxpo- rience for the work, was tho disbursing agent and manager of the whole busincss. —Tho financial condition of Nebraska is all unknown, how much tho Stato owos, what has Dbeen its incomo, or what its oxpenditure. But this much {a known, that W. H. James, lato Govornor, receivod 6,000 in a_settlomont with tho United Statos, and not o doliar of it over ronched tho Stato Tromsury., The ox-Governor s:!s. in ordor to keep it out of the hands of cer- tnin othor fellows, ho deposited it in the bank of J. MeCann, Nobraska City, and now can’t got. it; but McOsnn, having o claim of his own, B0yE : I was approliensiyo and watched tho amonnt drawn, sud when {t was reduced toan_omount which would mot exceed tho $805, and intorest on tho samo at 10 per cent, T rofused to honor moro checks, Bo, tho £0,000 is gone. —Tho Senato of the United States is a heavy body : moves slowly ; is more corrupt than tho Houso, and is much {osa apt to respond prom})t- 1y to tho popular demand that the public stables shall bo cleaned, without regard to which party’s Broparty is swo?t WD) tfinmby. But we do opo thie Ropublicans of both branchos of Con- gross will understand the publio temper and do clean, uncompromising, and straightforward work with Pomeroy, Caldwell, aud the Oredit ?In}u_iucsr cfowd.—XKeokuk Gale Oity (Adminis- ralion). —Out in Hoosierdom, whore they are a good denl better acquainted with Mr. Colfax than with the Fronch language, thore is & current dis- tich of this sort: 5 ‘The South Bend smiler Got somo Oredit Mabiler, They might add : Which tho samo it 1a bad for Schuyler, —Woodstock (V&) Post, —On dit that the Oredit Mobilier follows have employed Mark Twain to writo up s history of their martyrdom by Oakos Ames, under the title of “Tho Innocents Abroad; or, Roughing It: Tllustrated with cuts. by the Amorican Press.” Gront mducoments offered to canvessers.— ZLouisville Couricr-Journal. —A candid Ropublican papor—the Philadel- hia er—sums up the cese thua: “ If tho ocision 18 to bo based on the hithorto good rop- utation of Mr, Oolfax, this will ovorbenr the ad- vorso ovidonce ; but, if it is to be founded ex~ clusively on tho evidence, the weight of tho ovi- denco is hoavily agawst his oxplanation.” —The present scssion of Congress hns beon Polung up all kinds of corruption. An attempt 8 now boing ' mado to bring some of the profes- sional lubh{(lsts to book, In the intorests of nublio morality, wo trust that Congress will go right to the bottom of thig holo.—Buffalo Com- mercial Advertiser. -Wo nro glad to notico that the ¥mposmun for & uniform clection day throughout tho States of tha Union is moeusf with favor. Tho Penn~ sylvania Constitutional Convention some timo afo adopted & resolution changing tho day of eloction in that Btate from October to Novem- bor, aud thia has baon followed by similar action in tho Maine Legislature, An amondment to the Btate Constitution will bo submitted to tho guuplu in tho Septomber cloction, changing tho ay of olaction to tho firat Tucaday aftor the firat Monday in Novombor. There is good hope that all the States which are out of accord with tho majority will fall into lino within the next fow yonrs. Theso Btates are New Hampshire, Con- neoticut, Vormont, Maine, West Virginia, Obio, Indians, Tows, Nobraska, Ponnsylvania, and Cale ornia, e ) PERSONAL, Han, T. T. Withrow is stoppiug st the Tre- mont House. Colonol A, DeGraff, of Bt. Paul, is at tho Briggs Houso. Pauline Lucca s o guest at the Gardner Houso, Gouoral Kilpatrick, of New Jersoy, is stoppin| at tho Shiorman Houds, g L Captain . D, Johnson, United Btates Army, is o guest at tho Sherman House, Dr. Taggort, Collootor of Intornal Revenue in Utab, is a guost at tho Tremont House, * Ald, McGrath's idoas of topography are some= what mixed, Tor his bonefit wo would state that Burke's Buropean Hotel, Chicago, is not in Bpringfeid. A Tow was it Aldorman McGrath was not in the Oouncil on Monday night? Wns ho afraid to go on the record, or did Captain Hiokey's saciety in Burke's Hotof #0 fascinato him that ho could nok got away ? ‘What nbtusticated tho mind of Ald. J. J, Mo Grath on Monduy ulqh:, thut ho should declave Liowas in 8pringfleld whilo waiting for nows from the Common Council in Burke's Hotel ? fiooph waut to know tho cause of his halluolna- on, Among tho arrivals at tho Tremont Houso (uslurflufl wore tho following: George W. Wheolock, Boston ; Josoph Houben and family, Bt. Lows 3 A, O, Titzpatriok, Now Yorlk ; D, Mo~ Connell, Salt Lake COlty; Ashmoesd Bimons, Thiladolphia ; K. M. Dixon, Davenport; W, I, Bingloton, Momenco ; O, Hothaway, Tt Dodgo. Among the arrivals at the Gardnor Houso yos- torday woro: A, £, Palmer, Byracuso; H. D, Bpoars, Lofayotte ; M. A, Brewster, Counooti~ out ; G, 'I'. Qutlor, Northampton, Maus.; J, Elbo, Now York ; D, O, Hnskins, Galifornin i, * James 1. Jackuon, Now York ; 0. §, Conniol, I No, 95 Uunlon Hquare,” New York ; J. 1 0, Morse, Mar- quette. Noxt Monduy and Tuosday evonings Wondoll Phillips wilt ocoupy thoe Star Courss rostrum, iying in the Bouth Side courso, and for tho flrn Fio dn Chiigago, his oloquont description of “Blréet Lifo b Kuropo.” On Tuoslay eventn ho will dotivor tho lacturo which hus provokod 40 much eriticism and comment in the Last, on “Troudo and Tsish History.” Tiokets will b for galo Friday. Amorig tho arrivala at tho Mattoson Housa yoatordny woro the following: II. H, Gotty, Mus- kogonj %fllon W. Evane, Citclnnati; R. Campe bofi, Town ; 1L V. LI]lmuumh !\lniuvulu, Mo.; 0. J. COlauson, Cambrldgo ; M. L. Atwoll, Port Huron 3 Goorgo J. 0'Grady, Dotrolt ; Honry W. Trice, tookford; D, Ensigh Chaso, Milwaukeo, Among tho arrivels ot the Briggs Ifouso yos- tordny woro tho following: D. Carroll, Montann; L. H. Bishop, Bt Jamed, Minn.; &, 8. Drake, Rock Island Argua ; J. W. Bingham, Rookford ; . I1. Pottlbong, George Groon, Collar Rapida | W, H., Burron, Lo Orosso; J. 8. Austin, Doston | ¥, G. Woodford, Oloveland. Among the srrivals at the Shorman Houso, ostardny, wore thoe following : E. 8. Goodrich, t. Paul ' Dr, O, B. Amos, hmuugnllu W. N. Kirl mtr{ck, Nugn\mnu, Mich, ;-1 G, Whitnew, Now York ; 9. 1. Camploll, Kansas City ; 3. L, Alhorgor, Buftalo ; 11. P, Buldwin, Dotrott; W. 8, Dallibn, Marquotte ; E, Trwin Scott; Philadols phia ; P, V. Koppor, Now York. Among tho arrivalaat Burke's Buroponn Hotol, esterdoy, were : Honry Rawloy and O: Bortols, ow York ; Jamos Y. Long, Philndoiphin ; J. H. Silkmann and B, Durr, Milwaukes ; J. R. Gordon, Galesburg ; J. G, O. Zehuter, Madison, Wis, ; 1t D, Loomis, LaCrosso, Wis. ; J. B, and R. W. Donnett, Oincinnatl ; W, McGrogor and N. 0. Thompson, Rockford; 0. B. Hohmidt, Topeka, Kan, ; Edwnrd MoKoy, Jancaville, Wis. There are those who wish to know how Ald. McQrath stands on tho polico question, Tho bost way for tho gentloman to show his hand is to attond tho Council mootings when'heis in town, nndnot hido himself in Burke's Hotel, flvlug out that ho is in 8pringflold. "As n dodgo t was n succoss, but not creditable to any Aldor- man—ovon Ald, McGrath, Tho Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Las secured tho I;opulnr Now England preachor, tho Rov. J, O. Peck, of Bpringficld, Masa,, to succeod Dr. Fowlor, racontly clected Prosident of the Northwestorn Unlvm‘ail.fi, nt Evanston, Mr, Pook in n Vormonter by birth, a graduato of Amborst Oollege, and about 85 yoars of age,—in tho full atrongth of his manhood aud vigor. Ho 18 & noble, manly-looking gentloman, who ranks among tho bost pulpit orators of tho day, Mr. Took will removo to his now flold of lsbor early this spring, LRk ‘Tho mombors of tho Common Council wiil be gratiflod to' loarn that Alderman Sohaffner, yiolding to tho ontreatios of his friends, an thoir roproscntations of the ovil effocts which must follow o.continuanco of the distrossing habit to which he haa been sddicted, yosterday .toolk o pledge, bofore Justice Kaufmann, o ab- stain from making nny_spcochos at a Council meoting for one yoar, He was very relnctant to swoar off at onco, and was dosirous of making ono littlo spocch, . noxt wook, rolative to the Bmall-Pox Hospital, but finaily agroed to waive it. This action on the part of -tho- Aldorman rendors the provious quostion unnocessary in .the Counoil, THE CITY IN BRIEF. Elkins’ gront nlntlnio! Mount Bhusts, Cal,, is going to the Elnnnn Exposition. ¥ An adjourned meeting of the Chicago Photo- aphio Associntion will bo held this ovening at 0 store of Charles .. Btovens, No. 168 Btato stroot. The closing sociablo of Oloveland TLodge No. 211, A.F. & A. M., will bo given this evening at Martine's Hall, on Ada strest. Tho grand annual ball of Gosmu’politnn Lodge No. 6, hts of Pythias, will bo given at Mar- tine's Acadomy, to-morrow ovening. One hundred and twenty mon wore given work through tho Relief Employment Bureau, day beforo yesterdasy., Abouts half of them wero eent to the country, The Excontive Committee of the '1]‘§p erary Fund aro roquested to meot at Burke's Hotel to- morrow ovening ot 8 o'clock, ~Important busi- nesa is to bo transscted. Officors_Galligher and Blayton yesterdsy ro- coverod $200 worth of olothing, which was stolon, somo timo since, from a houso on Btato stroot, near Harmon court, 3 At 8 o'clock this afternoon there will bo a trial by fire, in tho old Court House 8quare, of vari- ous kinds of roofing which have lately been in- troduced here, Maud Stanloy and |Lilly Ellsworth were yes- terdn{nflnefl $25 onolt, by Justico Bauyon, for entoring into o, r.onspunefi to reduce to prostitu- tion & young nggn named Delia MoHala, fault of tho fine they were sont to jail, Justice Banyon yestordasy morning flned Honry Coolner, Louis Eaubank, John Butz, and John' Steudns, $10 ench; and Clas, Hoyming Endg!nburt Park 826 cach, for selling liquor on undsy. - Dayid Johnson the man who did the shooting st Bridgoport on Mondsy night, was yesterda: Boid in 5100 bail boforo Justieo ‘Bonyor and thy do- case continnod to next Saturday, when it is be- lieved that Lynch will bo ablo to appoar in court, Tho rogular annual commencement oxeroiges of Rush Medical Colloge will bo held this oven- ing at 7:80 o'clock at Oentral Hall, corner of Tywonty-gecond stroet and Wabash avenue, Dr. Walter Hay dolivers the valediotory address, 'The modical and general publio are invited. An unkmown German laborer was buried in & sand-bank, ot tho corner of Halsted and Olark streots, in tho town of Lako View, yestoerday atternoon, and, bofore ho could be dug out, was suffocated. His body was tasken to the Norih Avonuo Polico Btation, whore an inquest will be hold to-day. Honry Morehouso will have charge of the Bible moutm%hflu'a aflornoon, at the Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Michigan avenuo ond Twontioth streot. He will also proach there ot night. This is the only opportunity to hear Mr. Morehouse on tho Bouth side before his ro- turn to England. a United Btates Commissioner Hoyne, yestor- day placed H, E. Hubbard undor §5,000° bonds to npgmr bofore the grand jury, for Lavlng g~ croted his offocts einco the commoncment of the E;'ccuud!ngu in bankruptey, which have rendered s coso famous. D. K. Holt became his bonds~ man, The Good Tum&lm‘ Convention moots at the ‘Washingtonian Home at 2 o'clock this after- noon. Uriah Culz&, G. W. 0. T., J. K. Van Doorn, J. L. Drake, Fannie Woodbury, and other officors will take part in tho proceadings, Mattors of great importanco to tho order mnd the temporance couso will be considered. Last Bnn(h{lnlght tho stabloof Isase Wels, No. 164 Fourth ayvonue, was broken into, and a horse, valuod at 2300, stolon, Thé thief was o youngman named Hazen Bnr'fant, in whoso 'Sms~ gossion the horso was found, at Michigon City, {uaturdny morning, Snrguné was_brought to L8 oity, and lodged in the Central Station. His trind will take place to-day. Tho dinuers given by tho ladics for the bonofit of tho Ohioago Christian. Union, oponed yostor- day at 118 Franklin stroot, and waa well aftended by our business men. Tho dinnors wero vory fino, and the tablos mado an _attractive apponr- ance. Thoso dinnors will ‘coutinue the rest o the weok, and as the prico is vufi modorate, bua- lno:fi mon aro invited by the ladies to give thom acall, On the 18t of March, what Las heretofors been Imown aa tho American Morchants' Union Ex- press Company, will becomo tho American Ex- ress Company, it having beon wisely decided to gro tho “ Merchant's Union" part of the title. Benls, slgns, and stationery for 1,400 agencios tribufary to Chicago, are now being manuface turod in this city, the chango in tho nano neces- sitating thelr ronowal, Alnrge quantity of Elntth lnss was tolen from tho new residenco of B, B, Page, on North Dear- born street, somo time during Mounday vight. Yoatorday morning & man nnmed John M. Soy- dor was goon offering for sale o quantity of plato- lnss of tho exact sizo of that stolen from Mr. age’s residonco, Baydor was arrosted, and brought beforo Justico Iainoes, who sont him to juil to await further examination, Tho nnnual mooting of the Ohicago Brick- makers' Assoolation was held yestordsy nftor- noon in the reading-room of Auderson’s Euro- oon Hotel, Ionry Joues wus clocted Presi- Hout; N. Eisondrath, Troasuror, and J. D, Tully, Boorotary, for the ousuing year; Soveral impor- tant committecs wero nrpolutod, and_ aftor a goneral intorohango of views ag to the intercsts of the businoss, the moeeting adjourncd subject to tho call of the President, There I8 a young girl, named Annie Shirly, at the Armory Polico Htation, in soarch of her brot! Jameg Shirly. . They woro both on the Lake Shore oxpross ocoming Wost, youtorduy morning, and booame soparated at Coldwator, Mich, " $on slo acrivod in tho clty, yostordny morning, sho was taken in charge of by two haglunan, and, but for the intorvention of the police, would probably have nover boon hoard of ogain, Bhe I8 iu great distross. About 11 o'clock yestorday morning an old *Iady namod Mys, Philbey, was knooked down at tho cornox of Market and Ontario strests, by a runaway horse, attached to a buggy, from which tho ocoupants had boen thrown, and so bu]l( in- Jurod that sho died In two hours aftor recelying tho Injury, Mrs, Philboy was takon to a drug store near by, whora hor wounds wora pronouti- od fatal by Dr. Loonard.” 8ho was 76 yoars old, and reslded with hor son nt No, 47 Ontario streot. Tho horso had beon driven by two young follows named John Coolk and Jamoa Corbitt, and ran away witl them about n milo from whoro tho ne- cldont ocenrrod, The fifth annual meoting of the Woollen Manufacturors' Associntion of tho West and Bouth will bo held at tho Gardner Ilouso on Thursday, Fob, 27, for tho purposo of clectiug oflicers, and in ordor to discuss soveral subjoots of importanco, inclading tho mattor of holdiny an Exposition this ycar; the oxpediency o ohanging. the namo of the Assoclation so that it may embraco nll manufnoturora_of toxtilo fab- ricd in tho West and Houthi; and the quostion of having Wostorn and Southorn textilo produc- tionn represoniad in the forthcoming Centonninl ot Philadolphin ; nlso whothor it is practicablo or desirablo to_manufacturers to eond spmplos to the Vionna Exposition. ' Dotective Donnis Bimmons yosterdsy arrosted o Mra. Tobingon, on tho chargo of have ing stolon two dinmond_rings, valucd at 8400, from tho rosidence of Mr. B, Leo, on Monroo streot, nonr Saugamon. Tho rinw} liad boon missing for somo timo, and Mrs. Robinson, who was o bonrdor in Mr, Lioe's family, was tho lnst porson kuspocted of committing tho thott, The caso was placed in Detective Bimmons' hands, who soon becamo convinced that Mrs. Robinson wng the guilly party. He worked tho case up with skill, and finally found out that Mra, Robin- son lnd sont the rlmin to o friend nt Xonosha, Wis. Yostordsy morning ho recolved the rings by oxpross, and soon after arrested Mra, Robin- son, and lodged her in the Union Btreot Station. Last Saturday o Wost Sido iron firm delivered at the dflmt of the Lnka Bhore & Michigan Bouthorn Rallrond, to bo ahlprud Tinst, o lntgo quantity of old rnilrond iron, forwhich the Com- pany gove & receipt, Yestorday morning it was discovered that the iron boro the- stamp of the Ohicago & Northwestorn, the Chicago, Durlh:f;- ton & Quiney, and tho Iinols Contral Railronds, Information fo this offact being brought to-the onrs of tho ofilofals of thoso roads, thoy demand- ed that tho Lake Bhoro Company surron- dor tho iron, as it hnd beon stolen from them. Tho Lako Bhoro Rond ro- fusod to surrondor it, ns thoy liad givon their recolpt for the iron. Thoreupon- the officials of tho roads claiming the “iron, nppedred boforo Justico Haines and secured writs of reployin, which thoy placed in the hands of & Constablo, who toolt posscssion of the ironm,” by virtuo of ho writs, at a Inte hour lnst uvonfng. i KANSAS ON THE SITUATION. "Iis teus X hnve beon Pomeroy'a friond; ‘This cannot bo dended ; ‘Wo lived each otlier to defend, And ho hiss been my pride. X brought him up with touder car, On buclrrhont calkes aud honos, And novor lot his foot go baro on I had any monoy. 1 pointed out the Tond to wealth, Aud told bim ot to worry, But try to lmofnhll preaent Licalth, And not bo in o hurry To make himself the richest man AMUBEMENTS. *. “YTAR” QONCERTS . THOMAS BATINEE! This Aftornoon, &t 2 p. m. Union Park Oongregational Church. POPULAR PROGRAMME, T, SO, n"Sa FNA MEINLIG, Planisty TS g DT STANN, Violoncellat, Admisslon, 81; Resorvad Bots, 5!-“)- YRES, THOMAS URIVALLED RCHESTRA, ASBISTRD BY - MIS§ ANNA MEHLIG snd GEO, L. 0SG00D. GRAND GALA NIGHT, Unlon Park Congrogational Ohuroh—T0-NIGHT, Me. THOAAS will givo a MEMORIAL CONOERT, on hish ooonsion 1o will rapoat tho entiro progratamo of hix st Gonoort, in thls eity, whish contaius tho most populas wema groe performod byl Orehuatra, - TO.MOHROW NIGIIT, Michigan-av, Daptiat Ghurch, LAST GRAND GONORNT, o ‘Tlokta_for salo nt Carpontor & bholdon's, 058 Wabash T3 G sor. 1aeat ol Maa and Boll o,'s, cor. Iialstall and Madison. 5 Wost Afndison-st., cor. Sholdon-st. Admission, 81} Tiosorvad Soats, 51, 7 WENDELT, PHILLIPS Looturop nostMon; Ay, __ RAILROAD TIME TABLE, __ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Winter Arrangement. TXPLANATION OF REFERENOK MANRA, 2 + Saturday ox: eopizd. * Hundsy oxcoptod. Monday oxcepted. | Ar: rivo Hunday at8:00 8, m. ¢ Dally, CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicagn, Allon (& £t, Louts Through Iine, and Loutsfana (3fo.) neto shord route.from (ifcagate Kunias City, Unton Digiot, Weat Side, reitr Sfudison-at, Uridge, Teav Bt Tonts & 2 vin Mnl'll '-l?l‘:l'lnlna d..}hp"’"' * 0 Arrive, schin Matn Fiuge. 68, m. |* 8:10p. m. Saokaarvillo, Ti ana, Mo, 9:15 8. m, |* 8:10 p. m. e Wastarh iSRS .2 £:10p, m, Joliot & Dulght Acoonin'dr * 4110 p. m.[* B:40a. m! B, Touls & Hprin i Lt T on tlold Lightuing| Exprons, via Maln Line, andalsof vis Jackeonillo Divisfon......| 19:00 p, m. {117:20 p. m, Apross, wonvlilo, 1fl., & Loulsiann, Mo, |70 7:80 0, m, Jofforson Gty Wxpross. .. 7350, . *| Pooria, Kookuk & Buri'a i i 8110 p. m. S Daily, vla Main Ling, and nxonpt, Saturday, vin Jackeonetilo Divistons 54 DAl o vl B3in Lino, and daliys ‘xcopt Monday, via dacksonvills Divistotss CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY., Unioy Depot, corner Madizon and Cannl-sta,; Ticket Ofic '07 Weat Hallsonat, and Arrive, Milwaakoo, 8t. Pou ey Minnoap-| Bouth Sldo Htar Gourse—~'STRELT | _ alts Day fxpros *9:00 3, m. |£7:20 8, m. N B it IN KUTOPILT Tuordag, wWost Bldg Milwaukbo & bra R 1 ROUDE AND' IRISH HISTORY. inil and Lepross. . *4:30 p, m.{*11:20m, m. Tlokets for salo Friday morning. ~ Admisslon, 76 conf Milnankeo, Bt, Poil"& Minnoap- Rosorvod Bosts Bl . olls Night Expross, +.110:00 pi m. * 6:00 p, m, | ATKEN'S THEATRF. RUBINSTEIN FAREWELL~ CONCERTS ! RUBIRSTEIN - WIENTAWSKI ‘FAIREWELL TO OHICAGO. Friday Evening, Feb, 21, at 8 o’olook, BATURDAY ATTIERNOON, Fob. 2, at 8 o'clock, only Gula Rubinstaln Matineo. BUNDAY RVENING, Tob. 2, at 8 o'olock, Blr. GRAU and Bossrs, ALKEN & LAWLOR have tho honor ta annouice a3 abovo tho last Rubinsioln Concorts in Ohicago, and tho fatawell appearanoes of. Anton Ru- binstein, tho groatost living planist: Hourl Wionlaweki, o world-renowned violinisty Mdllo. Loutso Liobbart, tho celobrated Londou sopranin; Mdllo, Ormony, tho dis. Ungatshod contraito; Mons, L. Rombiollnaid, socompa- o Ronorvod Seats, BLEO and 82, necordiag to losatton, Box Oflco ugw open, Admtssion, O{I- Qallery, 500, Btoluway's Pianos aro nsod at all Rubinstein Uondorts, HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, TIE HOME_OF STANDARD COMEDY—ATTRAC. TION EXTRAORDINARY. Monday, Fob, 17, during th k, and Wodnosd d gl Rk % S e, snd Welfoede st imporsonations; tho chaste and boautiful cnmmg, P THE SERIOUS FAMILY, ‘with an attraotivo cast, and tho soroaming farco of BARNEY, THI BARON, In rohearsal, Daly's latest succoss, '*FALSE BHAME" T, tion,® i bR AT VR SETILE SA Tn all tho conntry round, But carofully his ways to stan That o fault might bo found, X showod him honora lio could win With vory littlo trouble, And warned him to bowato of sln, For that would burst tho bubble, o thanked mo for my good advico, As though horeally meant it, And eaid it sounded very nice,— As if an angel sent it. o started o tho winning horso, With nany othor racors ; They could notall aucceod, of courss, Though somo wore splondid pay, sirs,s But, when tho sigual from tho stand Ahnounced anothior trial, That Pomeroy alarted vory grand, Thero can bo no denial, Soma aay ho stumblod, some hio baulked, Whilo no ona socms to kou it ‘But soon John Ingalls passed him,—walked Right airaight into tho Senato. W. J. B., Atchison, Kas, Joyne's Expeotorant, Woalk Iungs and sonsitive throats aro soveroly tried by tho sudden ehanges of temporature ocourring dur- ing our wintors, and in consequenco nsthmatio affco- tions, inflammation of the lungs, plourisy, bronchitisy and similar complaints aro suro to bo moro or loss pre- valont, Conghs and colds, the forerunnors of thesa often Tatal complaints, ond froquently tho couso of them, should bo prudently taken i band on tho first sypmptoms, by resorting at onco to Dr, Jayne's Ex- pectorant, an 0ld, and well-triod romedy, corfain to ro- imove your cold, and to excrt & healing and strengthens ing effecton tho pulmonary sud bronchlal organs, Sold everywhro, e ) Signs of Denth. The Academy of Scionces of Paris in 1870 offerod & prize of twenty thoussnd francs for #omo simple and positive signa of doath, which any non-profossionnl porson could undoratand and apply. The most practical and satisfactory ono given (snys the Brilish Medicaj>Press and Circular) is mentioned in a late number of Vir- ' chow's Archiv. It dopends upon the fuct that no matter how profound the uyncn;w or how denth- liko the pergon may appoar, if the circulation continues, however facbly, the person is not dead, Al that is nocessary, therofore, is to tio o string firmly around th:rfingur of thosupposed corpso ; if tho blood circulatos in the loast, the whole flngor, from tho string to the tip, will swoll and gonerally turn & bluish red. Tho test is oxceedingly simple and conclusive. BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Advertising Agencies H. I1. OHANDLER & OO. aro anthorized to rocelvn ad. vortisomonts for all Chicago dally papors at thoir lawest ratoy; aleo for auy nowspapor oF Norladical futho U, 8, and (orolgn countriod. U{ Madison-st, THALN, PAINE & CO., 8 Mludiso nnlcs. BECOND NATIONAL, a, w, cornor Madison and Olark, Tillnrds (Pl & Collendes Tublew, STEPHANI, MONHEIMER & HART, 619 Stata-st, Blauk Sook Munutretrers, Stntionera, and Job Printers. CAMERON, AMBERG & CO., 4 and 16 . Randolph, JOHN H, HMALL & CO., 167 and 159 Sauth LaSallo, DEAN BROS. & HOFFMANN, 67 W. Washington-at. . W, anm'runl{u\ Ktato-st. st COAN & TEN nnonfl{'i}'i.‘"knn and W, Randolph. ac . AMERICAN OFLOCK U0 667 Wabashons. Oracl China, € Ty mware, Lumps, &oe FRENGI RBRAN &0 abacan, BIT Wi HENRY BEARS &lgo.i ll .l‘)l o SAMUELS, WHIVE, 1 and | Madison- nrug(g\ulfi (Whalesnlo), F. BURNHABM & SON, 157 and 169 Oanal-at. Eresgeo Puinters and Gloss Stainers. o010 JHEVRT S 00- 18 and b1 Densborn-at. Gas Fixtures and Flllll‘vxn II M. WILMARTH & BRO. 830 ta 336 ash Bouth Canel.st. at. 3. WINGHAVE, Jit., & GO, Ay arayiure o MILLUR BROS, & 110, 19 Luko-at, a1, GREENERRON, oW Mo o 3 st ftandol Ju\vulh:ru(\Vlnpal‘cb_nln nnid Retail) o list, GILES, BRO. & CO., 205 & %8 Wab. & i W. Madison, B, ALLEN & 00., fuo. Stark & Allon, 187 Stato-at. J. B MAYO & GO, 50 Wabash.av., opp. Post Ollics, WALl M, MAYO, 16322d-5t. and 155 {Vest Madis Lenther, T und Tooln. 0. 0. WALLIN & A ) ot T Straw Goods (Wholeunle)s WAL R LRERT St , Nop] oline (Wholosalo), KENEAE F RN ot oot tereats Pavor Denlera. R & CO., T8, Jollorson, and 193 Stato. MITH &'CO., 110and 114 Iast Madison‘at, PAPER flO‘v 78 \Vn':)b“\:'él‘lblwlon-n. CIHe, B wie) 65 Wost Randolph. MEGANN, (IESE, 12 and 14 LaSallo-st, NORFHWE ¢ CO.. 161 dud 16 Mo OGLUSBY, BARNIIE & G}, Wand 86 We ton, nos pud Orikuuy. W W, xuuxu.u',‘o'url., I{Vnhuh-nv. and Thirtoenthst A: B MERKER & CO,.03 \Woshingtonat. THODES & BRADLIY, 161 Washington-st. M. W, AUBTIN & CO, , 231 aid 321 South Wator-st. Tteul Tatato jud Lonue 83 Olar! JAQOR O, MAGILL, 8 and % BNYDIR s L1z, {{izon Bllaing, LaSalleat. ATAWILEO: GEORGE F. BRIGIATRE 'co'.' Rt s, DIEROLD & KINZLE, O Niato-st. ILEBRING'S, 4 Stato, and cor, 11l and Indiana-av. B, 1L HARRIS, mfié’u&'&&i{i-n. A e it HABKIN, MARTIN & WHIIELKn, 0 Lao-st. o chpien, THE LGRT-RONNING "DOMISITO, 1 Btato-st. ranohos, 168 Twon 0 B, 2B urontpaocond and 190 xl‘lonn Olark-gt. PUIRINGTON & SORANTON, %0 & 73 Houth Watarat. Htovo. TIBBALL SIITKC & wn'b:'i HEAD L st Lako-t. pnnison § U5 SRR Gina St e len, olAS, ™. WL, 1y {-»’}.flfliz,fifm Wabsshi-ar. udortnler, BHELDON & DAVILS, 183 Wost Madlson-st. O, H, JORDAN, 1 It ), P e e TR Wi e Do, ORANE BROS, Mrlgfig(!?‘(s..li\ll,hlnll‘lil“-})fll'dxlnn-lt‘ e S e e _LOTYERY. A NOBLE OHARITY, OMAHA IOTTERY ! Water. IO ERECT TIHE NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUML, To Le Dyawn in Public, March 31, 1873, Tlelsets 81 Enoh ar Blx for $6. 836,000 10,000 4,000 For balanco 'rizos sond for Of lar, Ehba Logad Rutorpming 15 lgorssd by ls Txcollonoy, o n&v&mnr“v. H. Jaiuoa, aad th host bisiucss mon of the “Uho limited numbor of Tiokats on hind will bo furnishe d s ch ply et CXCERTE AN o Yar full partioulars adidrons 90 b, RATE MRager Ui, Nob ._Grand Washiugton Birthday matinoe. MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, EDWIN BOOTH Eve Night and Saturday Matince. Wodnoad: o b By oot migug of | CLiordaY aad BRUTUS. Frid; Q. Baty 3 OK— ST A Beloggliy: ORI s GHVEO {St tho first Saturday Matinoo—br, Hooth will timo in Ghloago as DON OASAR DEBAZA ACAMEMY OF MUSIC. Thursday Aftornoon, Kob. 2, COMPLIMENTARY MATINEE, Tondered by tho oatire Dramatio mm}:m of Chicagoto MISS FLORA NEWTON, 7o s sosortoualy infured during tho pradustion of the inckt Oroole st tho Avedomy of Masfa Inst Novombor: HOOLLY'S, MoVIOKERS' and the AOADEMY Com. nolen, and A HOST OF VOLUNTEERS 1n s GLORIOUS NTERTAINMENT. Rogular ovoning prioos of admis- slon. Bonts moy now bo Boginaat 3 procisoly. MYERY' OPERA HOUSE. Monrog-at., botwoon Dearhorn and Btato- Arlington, Cotin” & Kemble's Miustrels, ANOTHER OHANGE OI PROGRAMME. Maokin and Wilsonin thoir intmitablo impersonations, Grand Vocal Quartotto, Mystic Ohanges. Tumn Him' Out, | Riml Artista. vo in orners, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEES. * Monday, Feb. 3, Bonofitof BEN. COTTON. AQADEMY OF MUSIO. Miss ANNIE FIRMIN, i Mr. JOHN JACK, Havo mada a docided hit in ourod. Doors opon at 1 o'clook, FOEIN G-AXLTET, Broughnm's groatost drama; the groat Wallack sucooes, Wodioaday and Thursday hlghts, aad Woednosday oniy GARTEL MATINEE. GLOBE THEATRE, Monday Evoning, Fob, 17, ovory night, and Wodnesday and Saturday Matinees, tho popular young Tragodiau, BH. T. STEATSOI, IN HIS IMMENSELY SUCOESSFUL DRAMA OF NECK AND NECK. Roplate with Thrilling Sltuations and Startling Effects. OONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, » ducationnl sharos aud halfsharos at 8150and 875 oach, for ton nad fivo tormis of Blusical Fusteuction, may yot. b obtained for a faw days, Tha sala of shares will fiually and definitely close on tho 1st of Maroh, 1873, it dOLDDECK, . 938 Indlana-av., cornor ‘Lwontietiiat. THE ANNEA%;PMEETD\IG TLIANOIS STATE SUFFRAGH ABSOCIATION, Wil bo hield in Myors® Opora Housg, Friday, Fob. 21, from 1tobp. m. Rusan B. Anthony, Matllds Josylin Gago, 2nd otfiors will wpenk, - Al aro vited 10 tako part in th disoussions. N resorvod soats. MR, SULLIVAN'S Sichool Soiree On Friday Evening, Feb. 21, At bis Acadomy, AVENUR HALL, 147 Twenty-socond.st. MUSICAL, 10,000 COPIES BOLD IN TEN WEEKS! GREATEST SUCOESS EVER KNOWN! . OF DITEON & CO/8 GEMS OF STRAUSS Now ontaina ; Tolograph, Acadomio, Publishor, Qonsort 1,001 Nights, Burgorsinn, hatt oyal Songe, foina Woods, Now Yionrs Jlusteation” Gorman, Hearts, luo Danube, 'a Lifo, VO B Btarringo Bolls, Wino, Womon, Lifo et us Ohorih Wioner Iroskon, Bony, Walt: 088 O AR 80 otlior of Bls Bost Waltzos. Qlear tha Track Galop, Ouo Hoart, Ono Soul, Teftaoh. Teatsol, Eata Morgana,'Mazarka, Lob dor Yrauon, Mazurks, (i} ‘Orphious, Quadrillo ollo Holouo, Quadrilio, And S otres Fotke, Bazesken aad Ooniior, *“Embolllshod with a fina portrait of Strauss, and filling 20 Iargo niuslo pagorit s a musioal gor-—Iniisponsablo toall lovors of Strousa’ danco musto, "' Eventiy Mail, Prios, 80,60 n board + 881 oloth: 84 in glt, 4 oot i Siothy 84 fn aile. Now Roady, Strauss Dance Musio for Violin and Plano, 81, Ty BSPARKLING RUBJJ and pronounce it tha , D3¢ boet, and brightost of SABBATH SOHOOL SONG TO0RE Try CHEERFUL VOIOKS, bo. ‘Tho new BOHOOL SONG BOOI, by L. O. EMETSON, ‘Wo aball sell 100,000 1a 1673, Bont, post-paid, on recolpt of retall price. OLIVER DITSON & 00, .OHAS, H, DITEON & 00, Boston. 711 Broadway, Now York. LYON & HBALY, Chicago. Pizzioato Polka, FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALHES OF ALL BIZES, TAIRBANKS, MORSH & 00 65 WEST WASHINGTON-8T. FRAOTIONAL OURRENCY. $5 Packages - OF FRACTIONAL GURRENCY VOR BALE A' TRIBUNE OFFICE, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD, Depote—Foat af fakeat,, Indlana.av,, and Sizteenth-st,, ::fi fll:lll:‘l,;lll:d Stxteenth-ste, Ticket office in Driggs Houte Teave, Arrive. Mail and Expros Pactfic Faal ino, ltook folnud losburg Passon, Mondota & Otiaw Aurora Passongor Aurora Passongos Aurora Passongor (Bunday). Dubuauo & Slonx Oity lip. Paciflo Night Lizproas, Downor Grove Accon Downor's Grava Accommotatior m. 5 o, 20p. me s it e 10p. m ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot ook af Lakeat, ani foot of Ticentjeeiniate af Tekat ¢, 0 Canal-zl,, corner af Madisan, . Tiydo Park and Oak Woo Hydo Park and Onk Wool **On Aaturdays thia traln will o run to Ohas CHICAGD, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH . LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE, Trafns arrive and depart Srom the Great Central Ratlroad Depot, fool af Lakessf, ' For theough tickets and sl car bertha apply at Ticket afice, 6 Canal-st.,, corn aon ; 120 Waslington-st, : Tremont House, corner Congress. at, and drtchigan-av,; abio Yot of Trceniy-secondest, - B3 Arrive at Olnolunati Tralnn areivo at Oblongo st 7000 m, and 0.15 p. m, Ouly lino running Saturday night train to Cinclinatl, Tho ontira traln ‘rns through to Cincinnati, Pullman eloopors on night trains, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Ticket afice, 81 West Jadison-t, Teare Chicago. * 8008, m. Arrivoat Indlanapol o g0t :30 p. mq Pacifio Fast Lino. .. Dubuaue Day Exp: Pagitlo mfinf Tzpros: Groon Bay Tixpro 8t Paul Expross,e. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Depol, corner’ of Harriton and Sherman-sts, Ticket e el Tieke atehy Tcave, Omaba, Loavonw'th&Atchison Ex| oru Accommodsati k4 Night Express. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, corner Harrizon and Shermansts, TN northicest corner Clark and Jtandoiph-ats. Arrive, Mail, via Alr Line and Mafn Lino| 9:20p. m. Bpoclal No Expross, v “Alr Ling, * 8:00p, m. Atlantle Ex [ Night Expross, vis Main Lino. LG8 Elkhart Aocomimodation........si! "i0:10 0. ou CHICAGO, DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. Fussenger Deyol at 1., C. & St, Louts Depot, corner af Cae nal and Kinzle-sts, Freight and Ticket affice 163 Washing-ton-st, Iz Arriv Mail,.., Evansslilo &'Horv Tiaats Heescal® 700 p. ekt 7500 he s PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO nhummo. Leave, Arrive. Madl,.. Valparaiso Accommiodntion, MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT Depot, foot of Laks 1 icket olfice, 70 Mall (vl main and air lino), G200, m.| 48:45p, m, 16316 7. m, §*36:00a n. 0,008, m,| 8:00p. m. QE':IH"). m.! 6040, m. BNV 0. WENTWORTH, Genoral Paseonger Aont. THREADS. g & P, COATY # BEST SIX-CORD White and Black Threads Are soft finishicd, witliout tho uso of any sub- staneo whatover to produco un artiflelul @loss, thoreby preserving the superlor strength of sixecord thread. The now shado of binck hna a sillien polisly* and all numbers arc ‘warranted six-cord to 100 ftucluslve. For Sale by all Dry Goods Dealers. ASK FOR J. & P. COATS’ BLACK, And uso it for Maobino Sowing, Morning Exprose 4 MISCELLANEOUS. MEXSSTIN G, RICHARD DAWSON, formorly o teamstor in Chieago. Apy porson giving such Information nashall load to hils discovery Vlufbu suftably rewarded ; and shiould this moot tho eyos of tho sald Richard Dawson, ho {3 carnestly ro. quoal to communleato with Lis relatives in Eugland, by whiah he would hoar of aomothiug to his vuntflfin. n foration to bo glven to Mr. JAMES DAWSON, or t4 Mon HANNAL STOWI (Into Dawson), Lavolook-place, Yaurkshlro, England, DR. C. BIGELOW CONVIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, {01 Stato-st., Chioago, It dw woll kmowa by all veadrs b1, tho pavor, that Dr. 0. Bigolow ia the oldost ostablishiod phyeloian i Ciifoago, clonc snd oxporianco hiav miade Dr, B. tho most ros uowned BPLOIALINT of tho ago, honutod by tir prots, ostoamind of tiso ‘bighost modical attatumonte by all (kg lissitnitatos of Gin day, hiving dovoted S CNEY i o g orfaatlng r ouro nositively nll casas of OLIEONIO AND BROAL BEPARATE PARLO UORRESPONDENQ] i1 Tottors, witls staiups, ta -8t. fac Indiog and GQONFIDENTIAL, . BIGEBLOW, r, T, A, Bassett, st., Ohlcagn, o graduato of tho Univorsity of Dot roas Guiehiiregt 53 the Deotemion. Dross 04 publio ta bo thio moat thoroughly qualitiod,’ skilful an Bircoomsinl physician o thy treatmont of ull tho discases o his apoolaliy—~Norveus, Chronis and Spocial Disvases Moz Tiviug at & distanco troated by Jottor, ~Houd for aiodical tresetso. - Cunsultation froo, ~ NO OURIE? DI‘ Ke an ® y NO PAY 1! 360 Bouth Clark-st., Chioago, May bo conlldontially consultad, poraanally or by madl, frggaf shingice; o ull chrgalo or hirvos disuasos. DI 4. KEAN ln th unly phywiolan i tho olty o war- Tauts ouros or 1o pay, Oloo huurs from O w, i, 108 p.n Dr. Baldwin Oan bo consultod on all disoascs of tho skin, blood, and aurvous systom, Ilis romodies for private dlsvascs and norvous debllity never known to tafl, Gonsultations froo, All comniunloations, guxmlufly or by lotter, steictly co fudontial, Oitico, 19 Nauth Dosplaliowat,” Privato on trauco n Prig-viaca,