Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1873, Page 3

THE LAW COURTS. . §till Another Opiniom on tho Subjec of Jury Fees, ' A Bankrupt's Goods Replovined—- A Deoision a ln. King Solomon, Shall the City, or Its Ofiloials, Bo Re- sponsible for Enforcing Ordi- 3 - NAnNees, Latest Modé of Getting at “State” Pollcy-Buyers. Maj. Btophenson, on Snturday, spplied to Judge Portor for his opinion as to the logal focs payable to-jurymon. Judge Gary doclining point-blink to soquiesce in tho orders of tho County Commissioners as regards tho Criminal Qourt, and nt tho samo timo to intorforo with the Buperior Court, over which he considered Judge Portor.to havo jurisdiction in this question, it bocame the obvious duty of tho Suporior Court | Olork to obtatn the opiufon of tho lattor, and to govorn himsolf. acoordingly. Bosides, it was not in nature to louicr ronlst tho protosting jurors without.the authayity of his ‘own .Court. - His Honor delivered tho following opinton : e k. elon of tho lsw is, that jurors in. Coo! ogm R alre ouly, for thelr a‘lmm, 10 conta ‘milo actunl travel goliig and coming {0 court. T ink tho correct construction of thia provision fs, 10, conta por_milo for tho diatauce from the juror resi- denco to the court nnd back by the route "ho actually travels, Tho phraso “actual travel " {s restrictive,” and intended “to oxcludo © constructive travel, or Erosumplivo travol by any xouto longor than tho routo actually {aken, and 1ot to “onlarge tlo meaning #o a8 to fncluda all fho distanco travoled-in going an indofi- nite number of times back and forth, If tho latior meaning bad beon Intended, I think it would nave been oxpressed, When tho allowananca is thus mado of 10 cents yor milo forihe distanco both ways, the norosity of the ‘law, I think ja oxbanstod, In my §adgraent the law, thowgh woll intended. to effect one ‘objoct—riddance from * professionnl Jurors "—is un._ Juats so manifeatly so that in construing it, no argu- ment can based ' upon any 'supposed fairnces of intent toward . the juror, Justice, toward _tho ink, © waa _ wholly lost sight of enactment . of tho Isw. Fair wagos for a lakoring man, and expenses of travel by tho cheapest convoyance, it seemsa to me, would bo- £aoro than o Just allovanco to Jurors 'in ouf causta of Focord. ; It will be soon that 1is Honor is sovero on tho Injustice of tho law. o rofors to the fact that & man cin bo com¥uued to quit his omploymont, to travel thirty milos to, and thirty miles from Chicago, overy day of a weok, and board him- gelf, all for tho sum of $6,—tar loss than his. traveling- oxpenses nlono, Such a law is too manifestly unjust, as His Honor remarks, but it is none tho less, in tho view of His Honor, tho law of the State of Iilinois. Admitting tho law to bo unjust, and tht o juror should be pmd o fair price for hia loss of timo and oxpenses, the quealion next rises, who is going to pay tho im- menso sum of money this would amount to ? ‘Whon Tne Tripune first attacked tho presont syatem, it wah only as regards the abuso of the- syatem, and tho slevming oxpenditure alresdy entailed on Cook County therely, which prom- ised to inciomse’ weokly, The result wos that public indignation was aroused, tho County Attornoy gavo ‘an opinfon upon which the Commissioners diracted the courts to pay ebout ono-fifth of what Tre Tripuxe had showed them to have beon in the habit of pay- Ing; tho Circuit beuch was appenled to, and con- firmed the viow of tho County Attorney, and now Judge Portor decides the same way, at the samo timo adding a reflection that will scem to most other peoplo that, whilst it is the law, and muat be oboyed, it is & most unjust and intolera~ blo law. vThe reportor, therefors, intorrogated His Honor as to tho costs, in tho event of amora Juet onnctment bc!nfi‘pnusud. He asked, for in- stance, if the Judgo had eny ider of the immonse smount of money that Coolt County would boro- quired to pay out of her taxos to meot such an expanditure ? is Honor spid tho sum would undoubtedly b very large; but, lufiu or emall, the tlung was right, and ought to bo done. “Tha reportor then nsked whether the proper system would not ba to add the amount of jul¥- fous to tho . conta-bill in overy euit; and His Honor had no doubt, sposking generally, of that being the falr and proper principle ; although bho was not_propared to give tho principle so swoeping an approval as fo indorso it without poseiblo reservations when ho should look at the mattor more closcly. For instance, the prinei- ple was right, but the moede of carrying it out might be, objectionablo. Several methods had been proposed in provious years, such ns the- charging of a lump sum, or & acalo of prices, ac- cording to circumstances. The principle of add- ing the foos of jurymen to tho costs, howover, ‘was right. Other, lepal gentlemon were consulted, throughout the day, and they were unanimously of tho opinion that Cook County should not bo saddled with the burden of juries, THE RESPONAIDILITY OF OITY OFFICIALS. In Turner v. the City, in which suit is bronght wgalnat tho city for damagas bfltbu Auppression of the complainsnt’s alaughter-house by ofiicials of tho city, & domurrer was on Baturdsy argued, - to tho offoct that tho liabilily, if any, reated on tho ity officials, and not on the oity as acorporation. It was also attempted to bo shown that the offi~ cinls in quostion were not acting under oxpress but general, ordors in doing what they had done, Tho other sido showod that, orders or no orders, thax acted under an ordinance which they were puid to carry out; it was their. duty; and the gity, that passod the ordinanco, was responsie ble. Hereupon arose o nice littlo queation for eolution, and it waa argued with all that earnest~ ness, acumen, and enthusiasm that distinguish tho Chicago bar, ? His Honor summed up the nrinmnnh, and disocted tho authoritles cited in Dis usual ex- baustivo and convincing manner; and conolud- od by eaying that tho city clearly had the right to make the ordinance (creating a singlo slaugh- ter-honao, whero the entire slaughtering of tha oity must’bo done, and_suppressing slaughtor-houses), and its ofiicers were obliged tooboyit. It would be a hardship if officers were hield liablo for avery act they committed in oboying city ordinances.” It wad obviously un~ reasonablo, Thera was an ordinance, passed by the city authorities, which the officers of tho city simply obeyed in doing that which brought on this suit ; and the city that made the ordinanca must be held lisblo, if any _liability there was, ‘Wwas _ nonsonge to suppose that tho ofticers of tho Inw wera to carry oat tho law at thoir own porsonnl oril, at. their own proper responsibility, for ogislation of which thioy wore simply tho instra- ments, If such a stateof things oxisted, nobody would be found to act. The demurrer was aver- rulod, and the officers_will resume tholr labors this week with ronowed chearfulness and unitn- paired appetites. A NEW WAY OF GETTING AT THE ‘/STATE." It will bo rememberod that some time ago the partioulars wero given in_this column of a aew mods of attack on the buyors of “Btate” Insurance Company policies, namoly, by suing tho buyers, at common law, for the recovery of the dividonds pald to them 'sinca tho purchaso, on the ground that they had scquired them by froud snd knowingly faléo representations, which rondered tho_contract. void and of no offect, This caso, docketed as Lord etal.v. Bmith et al., on 8aturday came up bofore Judge Tree, In tho shape of n domurrer to tho bill, " Mesars, Coopor, QGarnett & Packard appeared for tho plaintiffs, and Beckwith, Ayor, snd Kalos for tho dofondants, A refrashing’ and vigorous argument, forlitlod with enough law to sink a sbip, duly ook place, and, after a sufiic- lont display of legal crudition had been made, His Honor ovorruled tbe demurrer, and the ac- tion atill atands, deflant, on the dockot. A GURIOUS BANKRUPTOY. BEPLEVIN OASE. The United. States Distriot Court was ocou- pled on Baturday in hoaring a curious replovin tase, Vanlngen v. A. L, Maudel, o bankrupt, and . B, Jonking, Asgignoe. Van Ingon olaims all tho aloth goodu which Lo supplied to Mandel in 1871, a8 ho claims, to soll on commission. His agent protends to be able to plck out such goods from among the stock of tho bnnkru'}n. - The Faodn were brought Into court faud exhib- ted; most of them having neithor tags nor marks of any kind by which thoy could botdenti- fled. Tho counsol for the defense dwelt on this {faot, and called the plaintift somo hard names, which, coming from anybody elso but n lawyor, ought to ba notionsble for very Liens damagos by anyoue having tho least shred of charucter to louo. “''he jury hiad no meany of distinguishing what bolongod to either party, and a vordiot was given dividing the property among the partios. it o SHESIDED ‘iul“"t‘;mtm yron Granis ia of opinlon that o man who will tako B0 from o Inllnw to tart 'huuinu‘ul with, and then pocket tho profits of that busi- - neti who gota drunk half the time, won't do any work tho othor Lalf, nud s sponding =~ the money faster than jt fomes in, unworthy of tho namo of other ; THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MARCH 3, ; ) ; 1873, o 3 artor, and must bo mado to ranke ropuration. Euch nman, in hia opinion, i3 Antoni Brignar- dallo, who latoly turned him out of hin own res- teurant (Nn.finf Bouth Olark ntroot), and rofunca . to lot him have anythiug to do witi tho husincan which thoy atartod togethor, with jolut funds, Jolnt oxpeotations, and Joint 1abor, Grania hag obtalned an Injunctlon restralning Antont from collocting dobts, or reoolving or paying out any of the partucrship moneys, or dnaposh(xjx of iho busiuess until the final koaring of the Uourt. NO. 125 NORTH CLARK STREET. An appalling LIl for injunction, mnking over fifly partles dofendants, was Mo in the ~ Buporior Court, on Baturdny, by Bophio Bpobrledor. Tho complainant eppoara to . consldor horsoll the victim of an extensivo conspiracy of contractors, bufldors, stone-masons, bricklayors, onrponters, and othor artlficors, artianng, wnrkl_ngmnu, 2 Inborors, for tho p\u-gm.-m of groatiug o cloud on her title to No. 125 North Olark (cornor of Oliio) ptrect, and obiaining somo two' thousand dollara moro than tho building is worth for worl claimed to have boen porformed by them thoreon, The bill sots forth tho cnmgh\(m\nt'fl grounds for belloving this with groat minutenoss, and concludos by nsking that all partios who have commonced sut at law againat hor in connection with said proporty bo restrained procoeding. thorowith, and tuat all g‘cmnnu who haye ob- tained judgmonts in such proceedings bo ro- strainod lovying on the same ; and a tomporary injunction was grantod to thal efoot. GENERAY, XOTES, In tho suit Norman O. Perkins, Assignoe of tho Btate Insurance Company, v. Loopold J. and Mary Jano Kadish, tho Mastor, yesterday, roport- d that ho bind sold tho mortgaged premiges for $1,600 to Goorgo A, Shufeldt, The amount duo uudor tho decreo of tho Court was £5,661.60, and d balanco of @4,466.47 romning uneatisfiod, in- oluding intoreat aud costs, The order of injunction in the suit National Insurauce Company of Chicago v. Norman O. Porking, Assignoo of tho Btato Insurance Com- pany, was, on Saturdoy, extended mo 88 to in< cludo all procoodings in chancory ‘or othorwise to fokecloso mort(.‘; 00 or othor socuritios given by stockholdors of tho National, and to restrain tho dofondant commencing suits to cnforce tho payment of such mortgagos, notes, or other so- ourities, such propoerty boing tho assots of tho National. In Brickerdike v. Pock, tho question of dam- agon sustained by tho lato lnzunction wag arguod on Baturday, Tho dofondont withdrew all itoms oxcopt that for solicitors’ costs, which the Judgo allowed, after an_oxcedingly sharp examination of tho one lawyer by the othor, as to the roason- blenees of his charge. Another snewer was flled in tho Dostwicke Hees. case, , gnulurdoy. It was of formidsblo dimonsions, but, liko somo of the big peanuts thoy vend 'in theso dogonorated days, had notl lng in it. g At tho creditors’ first mooting, on Saturday, bofore Rogister Hibbard, in the mntter of Jossph Iiewln, Goorgo . Campboll was olocted as- signeo, n the Oriminal Court, it was sontonce dny on Baturday, and tho usual cargo -of miuun and vugnhnmin was shippod thenco for the Peniten- .tiary, Reform School, and House of Correction. ' There was not a single order in bankruptey on Baturday. NEW SUITS, . Tnx UniTep STATES Cinoust CounT.—Asslgnees of Munn & Bcolt; in bankrupley, v. Jeass Hoyt & Oo. and Goorgo Armoir & o bl or nccount, and for do- cree transforring property, snd directing payment of Bock ronts and ro0is of Lo dofendanis! property (o the complainants, Tux Syrsnion COURT.—49,521—John Reis v, Chaa, Ludwig; nppeal. 42,632—Oharles Mink v, Nicholss Grose; 'sppeal, 42,623—Carl Rentz v, Corneliua Twomey; petition for mechanic’s lion on the south- ‘wost corner of Twomey and Bedgwick streots for car- pontora work, $161,20; 63,624—Sophlo Spoltleder v, Frederlek Millor aud some fifty other defendants; in- Junctlon restraining tho procecding with or com- ‘mencemont of auits ngainat tho complainant by any of tho defendants, nod to restratn the colloction of. Judg- menta against 'her, in_connection with tho building No, 125 North Olark streat, 42,625—Louis Kramer, admiaistrator, elc., V. A. 0, Greenebaum pesumpel, ). 43,620—Emma A, Fowlea v, Charles ¥, Fowles ; divorco, ' 42,537 and 42,538—Appenta. “TaE Omeurr Counr,—6,023—G, Klaus v, John Hat- ten; appeal. 6,024—0, B, Hofter v. Nicholas Mooller ; appeal, 6,025—Gottlioh Wurstcret al, v, Illinols Con- tral Tiaflroad Compony ; case, $1,000, 0,026—Daniel B. Whiteball v, Augusta Walker ; potition for a mo- chanie’s lien on the cornor of Paulina streot and Bluo Tsland road, 0,027—Myron Grania v. Ani dello; bill for injunction restraining the collection of dobts'and interforing with the property of the partnor- ship of tho partles as reataurant-keopors at 561 _South Qlark strect. 0,028—Jorgen M, Tunmeson v, Glibort Hubbard & Co; replevin of salls of the Ida II, Bloom, stored in the dofendants’ sadl-loft, 6,020—Ed= ward McDonald v, D, O, NcLoan § appeal. 6,030—D, F. Kennedy, guardinn of E. sud Susan I, BoNiah, minora ; petition to scll resi catato. —_— PERSONAL. . . Robort Laird Collier is confined to his honso by a sovere atiack of fever. Goorge McDonald says he will lecture in Chi- cago, in the Star Course, April 4 and 7. Wendell Phillips will introduco Henry Ward Boecher to-night at, tho Michigan Avenmie Bap- tist Church. -That hot—Judge Booth's—has not boen ro- turnod, but the guilty individual who took it, cut to tho centro of the hoart by the paragraph that appearad in this journal, has bought His Honor another. Tho statuto of frauds of this State has.been wiped out. Adnl}zlxq Mosges, Esq., nttnrneg at 1aw, did it with his little pen. In_ doing it he also shed his blood. The learned counsel was arguing bofore Judge Tree, and, waxing eloquont 08 well as vigorous, ho cmphasized his most purning words with |ppmpflute aotion; empha- eizod once tao ofton, in_fact: bflnq{lng his flst down on a’pon tha¥ stood in the . inkstand near, In closo proximity alao was tho etatuto of frauds, lying conveniently open. Thoe flying pon and tho lowing ink did their work, and that statute of frauds is effectually wiped out, Prof. Goldwin Smith is out 1n another latter in favor of Canadian independence. Virgil Powora has heon apgnlntefl Goneral Bu- perintendent of the Macon & Woatorn Railroad. J. P, Thresher, late editor of the Benton Har- bor {Aflnh.) Palladium, has boon appointed Post master, . Judge Dick Buateed pesms to be gotting up a surpriso party of his own in Alabama, in connoc- tion with tho United Statos Senatorship. Lord Lytton (“Owen Moredith™) does not El‘opnuo, wo ara told, to vote in the Houso of ords, Ho wishes to remain for the present in diplomacy. Mrs. Anna A. Pomeroy, formor wifo of ¢ Brick" Pomeroy, of LaCrosso, has married James H. Teod, of Fulfon, Ti. 2 The Very Rov. W. Corby, former Prosidont of the Univorsity of ‘Notre Dame, but now of Wa- tortown, Wis., is running a flourishing college at the latter place. Condugtor Tom Burnaido, late of the Vincon- nes Noad, has beon appointed General Buperin- tondent of tho Martinaville & Oincinnati Road, ‘vice Gen. MoQuiston, resignod. Edwin James, who was expelled from the Enix- 1ish bar, and, aftor an inofToctunl attempt to galn distinatlon 08 » Iawyor in Now Yorl, roturned to London to abuse Amerlcan lusl{tutlons, kg failed to bo restored to the right to practise in England. Noticing & _statomont that Bamuel Williama, an octogonarian printor—who aet type on tho Albany Argus many yoars ago, and in probably the oldeat veteran in the craft in that soction of tho country—had recently stepped into the Rondout Iresman ofico. and sot his 1,000 oma for the Grooley monument in two house, Thurlow * Woed not unnaturally feols an itching to try hishand at tho case again. Ilosays, ina letter to the Commercial doertiser: “Whough o stranger for many yenrs to tho ‘spnco-box,’ I am strongly inclined to fol- Iow tho laudable oxnlnéfll) of 1y old friend Will- ioms, In Fobruary, 1810, just iifty-covon yoars ago, I was working with Bamuol * Williams as Journoyman printer for Jeaso Buel, in tho offica of tho " Albauy Argus, And now, a‘the age of olghty-four, Dr, Willlams contributes his 41,000 ems’ ju commainoration of a dopartod orafisman who has since fillod a large spaco in the world's oyo, but who, whon we, mature in years, had ”l'g’.m""wd the battlo of lifo, was bul six years old.” Joyne's Expectorant, A fow weoks siuce while suffering from a very severo cold, T became 60 hoarse thatit was with great difi. culty I could speak %0 s to beunderstood. While in this condition Dr. Jayne's Expectorant not only gave me immodiate rallef, but in threa to four deys come plotely cured my cold and removed my hoaracncas, I therefore take pleasuro in recommending tho Expecs torant as bejug, in my Judymont, the best cough medls slne Lofore the public.~Rav, B, '¥, Hedden, Fastor of Flrst Bapliat Ouurch, Camden, N, ———— L Taxes, The books for tho collection of Htate and County ‘Taxes for the yesr 1872 will be closod in ten days, Joun W, Taprax, Colloctor, ofiice No, 181 LaNallo atreet, A, L, Monutsoy, | Collector, office corner of Halsted and Handolph atroots, Jony T, Watay, Collector, office No, 149 Nuzth Ulark: streat, EXPOSITION. A New Movement for o Permanent Tair Ground, The Several Plans to Be Presented to the Commitlee. Lake Tront, Cornell, Dextor Park, and ‘Wost Bide Schemes, It is an old and ofton-ropoated remark In Ohi- oago, ‘' Wo ought to have a Fair Ground.” But wo nover yot havo realized one, though no local toplo has beon more thoroughly discussed, This clty Lins alwaya boon a gold mina for oxhibitora and phowmen ; and ftinorating manngers, from Milor of the Itallan opors to the proprictor of (ho original fat woman, know that Oblengo is thoir bent flold. Oconsionally, after earrylug its loan show from point to polnt in tho country districts, tho Stato Fair comes to Chicngo and makes profits that help carry over the next threo yoors' lossos. Tho decropid snd moribund Unitod Btales Agriculiural Socioty, - some yenrs ago, dropped in here and gave a show so huge in its onsh results that tho procoss of decay in tho institution was indofluitely postponed. We for- got Low many car-londs of bullion thoy took East with them (it was in the silver. days), but it waa liko the roturn of Pizarro. It may besaid that no_oxhibition wans over & fnilure In Obicago. The pooplo como hero easily, They spond their money freoly for good shows, Why, think of it, not many days ago thoy actually paid ovor forty thousand dollars to balf-n-dozon mon and women to sing for thomn fow ovenings ; Match that fack with any out of the old Roman timos, 2 But good nsthe flold ins boon, Chicago has novor horaelf gono eolidly and in earnest into tho oxhibition businoss. Wo have left it to out- nidors, who have wheelod away tho currenoy by' hand-barrow loads. It is not becauso it has nover boon thought of horo. On tho contrary, it boa boon up again and again and in all shapos and forms. Wo have again snd again’ atudied the oxamplo and the shining sucoess of Bt. Louis, and Olncmnati, and Louisvillo in this line. Dologations of Chicago citizons have sevoral times gathered alltho notes and suggostions the great and marvelously-suo- cossful Bt. Louis Exposition schomo affords. Yot nothing has como of it hitherto ; perhaps from failure to sccure concort of action, por- haps from not putting beforo tho public & woll- digested schemo. 'The process herotofore has beon to bring a few public-apirited gontlomen to- gothorin a hotel parlor and pass rosolutions, and porhapa start a stock subscription that bogan liko a_tadpolo with a vory large head, and ended | vory immodiataly in & vory emall tail. Tho quostion would bo Instontly naked tho can- vassors, * What aro you gaing to. do?”" and “YWhere aro you Fomi togo ?” Tho response was: * Woshall Iot tho stookholders decide.” Wa givo this as the key-to the failures thus far. Btockholdera wish to” know what they aro sub~ seribing for, and who aro to have charge of the ontorpriso. Thorefore, if you cannot got stock- holdora'until you get your scheme, and cannot ot your echeme untilyou got youratockholders, flm ‘ch- bowildered ~project runs round and round in & circle like a soated cat, and is pros- ently up o troo. Bovoral such have been tried in Chicago in tho past fifteen yoars. What is wanted 18 to select o plan and put it squarely before tho poople with maps, cuts, pic- tures, diagrams, phutnirngzhu, with' somebod: who believes in it to work it, and the thing wi go forward, p This is Exposition year in Ohicsgo, Firat wa have a now mt¥ to show, and the wholo world is coniing to sce it, Our oitizens generally beliovoa that out of tho prosont diapunifion of our pub- lic, and out of this willing rush of sight-soers to Ohicago on all occasions, may bo realized an ox~ hibition scheme that will honor the city and bouefit all our iudustrial and trade intorests. There aro divorse views which wo intond- to pre- sont in this nketch, loaving thom to bo discussed by their respoctive advocates. Ono thing, how- over, is agreed,—the building enterprise should bo pormanent. Again and again Chioago, Lins put from 315,000 to $20,000 into buildinga for Fair oses, tobo torn down at the end of tho exhibition. All aro tired of doing this. Lot us, this timo, put up something that will atand, say our mon of means, who aro to pay tho money. This will probably. scttle advorscly tho proposition for N THE LAIE FRONT EXHIBITION. Hh‘lklng, a8 it would be, to fill tho thirty-five aores of {hio Lok Front Park with groat oxhibi- tion structures in this our groat show year, the buildings could not be permanent, and the con- struction money would bolost. Novortheless, it I8 suggested, among tho foasible schemes, that this park strip bo %lvnn up to exhibition- pur- poscs this fall. Theoro is no doubt the city would consont to {t. It would be contral, ensy of access, and has strong advocates. - But thoso bolong to the class who urge the purely indua- trial oxhibition as distingnished from an exposition of all Intorosts,—mcohnnical, mining, agrioultural,—an oxposition universal for tho entire region tributary to Chicago, It is urged that, following tho oxample of Oincinnati and other citios, the show should be a Grand Mochsnics’ Fair, such a8 are bold in New York and Boston onch year, leaving out the features of live stook, horees, poultry, and other farm staples. Thoy urgo that tho building should bs within the city proper, accossiblo at all houra of the doy and evening, and remain n permanent enterprise for trado sales and wool oxhibitions, ete., at suitable periods of tho yoar, Ior this rurpnua tho Lake Front Yark would indoed do, f tho location could bo made & pormanency, bu no one suggests that as poseible. Two or threo sites ara in discussfon for tho Industrin] Bullding, ono on_the Bouth Bide, wost of Olark stroot, tho other on tho west side of tho river. It would roquiro & space of at lonst two i«fixams, the streot intervening to bo vacated. who remember the great Sanitary Fair will -p?rucinm theimmenso aren an adoquato expo- sition liall would roguire, Tho oxperience of Cincinnat! and other citios shows the enterprise nbundantli'\ profitablo if carcfully managed. ‘Thus much of ono class of opinions as to tho Ohicago Exposition, But this is opposed by tho larger numbor who believo that a location should bo chosen outside’ the clasely-built portion of iho city, aocessibla from all quartors and giving aron enou[ih to ingludo nll tho varied foaturcs of an exposition in tho broadest and most thorough sense,—n meochanics’ and farmors’ show ;all in one,—the whole broad ares of tho county uniting with Chicago in tho dis- phfi'. 8t. Louis has done this, aund won honor and profit therefrom. 'Fhoir on{urpma is & Buc- gesutul stock-concern, and a profit, as well a joy forever. Good Bt. Louis scoglu donot dle hap- Efl until thoy are assurcd that thoy will find 0yw's Gardon and their beautiful Fair Grounds reproduced in the other world ; and would not wish to live any longer in this it thoy wero to lage thom hore. Quito a number of citizens havo studied the Bt. Louls project thoroughly, and are dolightod with it; and it will be their offort to reproduce it in Chicago, Two or threo localitics aro being studled. Itcalls for & largo tract. Nothing loas than elghty aores will an-, swer. TUE PROJEQT AT COBNELL is for 160 nores, und & liboral proposition comes from tho adjolning proporty-awnors o induco the solection thero, Throe groat rallroads form & junction at tho point, and the facilities for reaching tho place by suburban trains aro excol- lent, But 13 miles lu rather a long drivo, and it will raquiro o very strong oxhibit of otlior at- tractions to ovorcomo this objectlon, which {s mugch ag if Bt. Louis had put her Falr Grounds b Carondelot. Thoro is A WEST RIDE AOLENE to place tho Exposition Grounds in the rangs of the great parks, whero thore is yoom enaugh, and the drive from the Court-Ilouso would bo sbout four milos, Of this projeot less is known, but wo spoak of it ag likoly to como up. THE DEXTER PARK PROUZOT, Doxter Park is tho southonst elg)lllty nores of the splondid proparty of tho' Htook Yards Com- pony. It oxtends'morthwest along the woat side of Halstodj utroot to tho Traneit ouso, Tho front Btock Yards ure north and west of Dextor Park, 'I'ho HBtock Yards Company own one mile frout on Halstod streot by Linlt a milo doop,—~320 acres in all. The presont project la a long loaso, at nominal rlton‘ to an Expositlon Association, of this Dextor Detk tract, - All the fivo roads xunulnr southward from tho elty,—tho Illinois Central, tho Michigan Oentral, tho Michigan Southurn, the (Ihm;{qo, Ttock Island & Paciflo, tho Pittsburgh & Fort Wayno, tho Chicugo & Groat Lastorp,—now halt all thelr dummy traing at Forty-zeventh street. Evory ralioad ontoriug tho city * yuns ita cara diroctly upon tho Htook Yards' grounde. Tho Stato stréot hova carstun to that pain Tho Woat Bido stvoot car system will provont renoh thnt forminus. Doztor Park fa Just out- | aldo tho city limita. 'Thé' property intorosts of tho town of Lako are making great offorts to no- ouro tho Exposition for this location; and it is duo to tho oncouragomont widely rnnelqu that the projeotors have gono forward . and #eoutad olang of tho gront Urystal Palnos from W. W. oyIngton, tho arehiteot. 'Iho building han al- roady beon described in tho n",y‘{mpum. It s bolioved that $300,000 con'bo raisod byatock sub- seriptionn o butld the fitunt structuro and have it ready for the Exposition In Octobor for ngreat music {ouuvnl and olvic ovation, and subsequent- ly, and for yonrs hereaftor, for Exposition hirposes of the broadest ‘“‘.i moat univeraal character, until 1880; porhapa onrlior, whon wo slhall ask the outside world to look in upon our World's Fair. By that timo ‘we shall have a miliion Inhabitants. THE COMMITTEE. ‘Wo havo givon a brief roview of the sovornl projeots for this Exposition year. A committco of twelvo gontlomon haa boon chosen to conalder and roport u}mn tho mattor, and thoy will liold a socond mecting at the Shorman Houso to-day. Any party with » fosstble schome for an Expzal- tion will do woll to bring it forward, STANLEY: The Discoverer of leingsténe at . the Academy, A Brief Sketch of His Travely on the. Continent of Africa, Tho storm of last ovening did not prevent tho nasomblago of & large audlenco to hoar the leo- ture of Mr. Hohry. M. Stanloy, on his trip Into Africa in soarch of Livingstone. For once tho stogo of tho Acadomy wag sot without the “Palace of Truth " scon through a viata of rosos and bright-hued hollyhocks. Iis placo was oc- ocupled Ly o map of the eastorn half of Africa, tho rivers, mountains, and lakes heing givon simply in outline, . Atthe right of tho stago was & tablo contalning o varicty of cotton goodsmado for orlontal and tropical woar. At the left stood anothor tablo, againat which leaned a Iarge num- bor of African wenpons and utensils. Tho spoaker's dosk stood betwoon those, not far from’ the _foot-lights. Rr.. Stanloy came upon .tho Bcono o, fow moments past 8, in rogponso to a lit~ tlo vocativa epplauso. Ho was neatly drosscd in black, and wore the gold medal givon him by the English Turn- ers, susponded by a striped ribbon aebout his neck. Ho hesitated slightly when ho began to spenk, his romarks being, in'a moasure, ex- tempore. Ho said that ho camo hore, not merely 88 the man who protonded to have found Liv- Ingstono, but to assort that he was tho man who hod actuslly found Livingstone. Tho Ohicago Journal had stated that it was wiokod to leature on Sunday uvnnlnF. Ho did not think s0; and ho prooocdod to give his reasoris at some length, using Honry Ward Becchor, and o paid priost- hoo gcnomlly, as illustrations, From this ho passed to the skeptics in thoe ‘audionce who might disbeliove that he had found Livingstone, ovon aftor tho looturo was finished. Thess ho dis- posod of in brief time, by consigning them to what Edgar Allan, Poo, in his wild moment: used to call the ‘‘limbo of lunary - souls,” Extremo good taste would, perhaps, have diotat- «ed that moat of this profatory mattor should have beon omitted. The body of the lecturo was roached at last. It wns not tho kind of diacourso that can easily be roported. It contained n briof account of his adventures from the timo he ro- coived his ordors to go to Africa from 1fr. Bon- nett, in Paris, uatil ho reached his ?aurnay's ond It waa illustratod by occasional ‘allusions to the map, giving the namos of the cotton goods with which, instoad of money,'he pald the oxpenses of hio oxpedition, nx’rnnntlonn of tho Afrlcan curiositios, and an exhibltion of tho boy Kalula, whom he brculs‘l:!c with.him trom Ujijl. Tho man- ner of tho spenker was unploasantly reportorial in the boginning, but the andience, s0on bacoming used to tho style, listened with attention, and -p{:hudnd frequontly. The leoturs was {ntor- euting a8 o popular 6xposo of mattors curious in thomsslves, and information to tho genoral aud- itor. It closed aa follows : ‘Thus was the strango and {antallzing ult of the shadow eand the myth ended, Authontlo dangers had constantly environed us; heart-wearying disappoint- menta had constsntly mot us ; our hopes had alws) terminatod unsatiataotorily 5 fal#o prophot had mocke od ot us, and prodiotoed certain doath as tho penaky of our temerity, Evor present were the minatory no- tives, with deadly spears, and a savago,wild hubbub of Jargon and Nidoous, clsmorous. fury’; snd haunting our dolirious dreams, ongenderod by " cruel fever, was tbe appalling skeleton of death, But now thoy were | all ended, they were all vantahed,—shadows, dangers, disappointments, falso prophete, and_deatb’skelotons, wero :all ‘forgotton, for before my party and myselt stood onr livivg apithecgls, the lving faol—tho travel: er Livingstone, Ho was drdased plainly enough, Hard travel had worn off tis nowneas of his clothes,his face, £0o, palo and wan, as if he had just arison from a sick bod, was apt’tobiock ot firt, but bis eves appeared tiko two balls of fire, but the light that ehove i’n them aa that of {ntensg fog and waloomo.at wght of oua who came from a kindred nation, & the brilitant fla hat now waved s0 joyouusly abovd his head ‘ndisateds But might {t not all bo a dalirious hallucination this acene 7—and to resolve it at once, I lifted up my hat from my hoad,and esld “Dr. Livingstone, I prosumet” In the monoayliablo English word * yos,” aud the firm, friendly olssp of my hand with which'it was given, was tho final solution of tho last doubt.” A CARD FROM MR. RHINES. Mr. Honry Rhines monds Tne TRIDUNE the following communication, in answer to the challengo which appoarod in yes- torday's paper. Soveral montha ago, tho writer waa present when Ar. Rhines publicly snnonnoed, in an assemblage composed largely of tho prosent friends of.the challonger, that he ‘would nover agaln play a public game of billisrds | for a wager. In the faco of such an announce- ment, the challengo would acem to bo n piece of harmless bravado. RAr. Rhines' roply is son- slblo ¢ Ty the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Toroait mo to soply rltly to the clinllango of » per. eon nomed Beasingor, published in your issue of yes- terdsy, I do 10 slmply for tho purposo of satiafying my personal and buelneas frisnds, ~ Boveral montls sgo I decided to nover agaln appenr in & public billlard match for monoy, Since tha’ timo I hiave bocomo as- tod in businees _Mr, Harvey Doty, and my dutles are es to call for my lotiro ottontion, " Dessingoe fricnds know full well when tho challonge was iasued that X would not accopt it. Thorefore, I look uj 20 8 gratultous iwult ond dosica to say that 1 will pay no further attention {0 ft, I also deslre to say that I will pay no uttention to uny challongo that may bo issued agalnat mo in the future, Whon I feel like playing a match gamo of billisrds again, tho Damed Bessingor and overy other player about it without the nowspapors bolng bothered, 010400, March 2, Henny Ruines, —_— THE CITY IN BRIEF, A meeting of the Franklin Socloty will be held this ovening at No. 79 West Adams streot. Tho Board of Managers of tho Half-Orphan Asylum will hold thelr meeting to-morrow at 11 8. m. A flook of wild geoso yesterday passed over Ohicago, going North, Now, those who sigh for mild woather and an early spring may bo happy. Tho monthly meeting of tho Board of tho Woman's Aid Assaciation will bo held to-day, at 2 p. m., in the First Methodist Epiucopal Chuirch, corner of Clark and Washington streots. Therogularmonthly meoting of the Direstrosaes of tho Ola)hnn Asylum will bo hold at tho reai- denoo of Uol. J, L, James, No, 620 Miohigan ave- nue, to-morrow evening, at 7 o'clock, Thore will be o meeting of tho Expoaition Committoo held to-day at the Bhorman House, Madison street, at 2-0'olock p. m., for the pur- pose of locating site for building. Tho Ladies' A3 Baoiety ‘of Murrny Ohapel will g with such rson hear (Universalist) ive one of tholr popular arties at Martino's South Bido Hall, corner of Twenty-gocond street and Indians avenus, on Wednoaday ovening. Tho friends of the Soolaty will recelve n hearty welcome. Tho Litorary Olub of the ©hicago Chrlstian Union will, on' to-morrow ovuulnlg, ut No. 7568 Michigan avenne, debate tho followiug resolu- tion : * Resolved, That Froo Trade is more con- ducive to the prosporitp of the Nation than Pro- tion," The exercisos will bo variod by rocita- tions, ossnys, and music. A gonoral lnvitation i oxtonded. —_— —Tho editor of the Cloveland Plain Dealer swears to tho iruth of this story: “A ladyof tbls clty advertisod for a mervant-girl. Among thoso who anawored was a would-be *mistross of thelower parlor,’ who subjectod the advertiser to m sevoro catechising as to the desirability of the nituation offored. 'The quentions woro satls- faotorily anewored wntil tho young womsn in- quired how many times o wook the man of the lionso changod his hirt, Tho lady was obliged o givo it yp, and the visitor departed without an enguzomont.” and - his’ n it HYDE PARK. The [Trustecs Looking Aftor the Interests of+the Village. Discovery of a Hugé Conspivicy Against ihe Police and Hundtavy Regulas tlons of Mydo Park, A regular meoting of the Truateos of Hydo Park was held Baturday aftornoon. A Unitod Btatea Marahal intorcoptod tho mombers of tho Bonard and summoned them to nppoar in the United Btates Distriet Court on Monday, to onswer tho ‘Northwestorn Fortilizing Compeny in §20,000 damages for trospaun on tha caso. DILLY AUDITED. Soventoon bille wore audited and ordored to bo pald, Including €605, polico pay roll for b~ ruary, and estimate to John BMcCaflrey, on Prafrio avenuo, ‘93,108,438, tho total amount being ©4,764.98, A .numbor of bills wers pre- sented, read tho first timo, and roferred to com- mittoes. E TOWN TLATS, ’ It apponra the nowly-elected Rocorder of Coolt County lins rocorded somo town plats without being logally approved by tho Board of Trustoca. All such aro fnvalid and vold. The' following: plata woro approved: Beavorn's Bubdivislon of Lots 6and 12, in Wilson, Ileald & Btobbins' Subdivision of tho'o 3¢ s w X Sootion 1, T 48, R14 E; Bhaffor & Dolder's Addition to Cornell, bolng a Bubdlvision of thewl{swineX{no 3¢ of Boction 26, T 98, R14 E; Rosubdivision of Lots 7,to 12, inclusive, of Blook 2 and Lots 1 ,‘17 v((!,llnchlmtigu, gé B}I}mk 8 5{0‘ J;x(mlsng:; _B\flé- Blon of them 3¢ nl{aw i no oction T8, R14E. i i TETITIONS WERE PRUSENTED from Clarke, Layton & Co. for opnnln% Forty- u{xfl.\t stroot from Woodlawn avouue to Btate stroot, From Boss Purcells .for releago from prison of his friend and fellow, Thomas O'Brien. From Honry Giebert for correction of orror in. assosamont on & ert of his property, It was rosolved that the contractors, Boatty & Barkor, procoed with the' complotion of Fifty- firat stxeot sowor as soon es practicable. i STUEET OHNANGES. -Ontherecommendation of proporty-ownors that f)uruen of tho old road, now n pnr{ of tho Hyde arls avonuo oxtousion, lyhlg Dbetwoon tho Michi- gan Bouthorn Railroad and 1¥ighty-soventh street was vacatod.. Tho name of that part of Hydo Park avonue betweon Fifty-soventh and Sixty- seventh atreots was chnugot{to Stony Island ave- nue.. Iho namo of Forrestville avenuo, botweon Thirty-ninth and Fifty-firat streots, was changoed to Champlain avenue, * A prominon resl estate ownor suggestod that widoned Fifty-firat atreot be now named Hyde Parkway, to which objection was mado, and tho name of Dunham avonuo was proposed. Bo' it remning a8 it was. - AMONTILY REPORTA, Cayt. Binford submitted his monthly report, show; ng 24 nrrests for Fobruary,—8 for teaming without liconse, 8 for traflic on pnrlnvn{fl 4 for ‘belng drunl, 2 for breaking tho poace, for tros- 088 {n night timo, 1 for profane end indecent anguago ; 10 woro from Chiosgo, 6 from Hydo Park, § from Loke, 1 from Calumet, 1 from Thornton, aud 1 from Ohio. Whole amonut of fines assosacd, 8178,25 ; amount of fines colloct- od; $147.25. FORTY-FIRST BIREET, A deed of dodication wae presontod for the 1and to open Forty-firat street, betweon the rail- wn{» oxcopt thirty-threo foot of Lot 41, for which a condomnation ordinanco waa adopted; =lgo, an ordinanca for o speeial asscssment to lmflrove samo with broken stone, and Mossrs, Waldron, Downing, and Clark wore sclocted COommissloners to estimato tho cost. - PROTEST AGAINST OHICAGO LEGISLATION, d’l‘hn following proteat was unanimously adopt- od: ‘WitengAs, It hoa come to our notico that a bill, dos- tgnated aa Sonato bill No, 206, containing ninotcon sections, has been introduced tuto the (foneral Assam- bly, “Xor an act in regard to boards of health in counties hlvlng a population of more than 200,000 in- habitants,” and having carctully ozamined tho same, {ho Presidont ond Trustecs of tho Villaga of Hydg Park would respectfully proteat against tho ‘passago of sald act,'for tho following,among many othor, roasons : Bald Kct assumoa to be of o goneral charactor, and yot, socording to the wording of Boctions 12, 15, and 18,"ts shown to bo purely looal, infonded for Gook - Ggunty afone ; nnd, for tho cspeclal benefit of tho City of Ohicago, to'the dotriment, damage, and exponss of the surrounding towns, Bafd act 18 an attompt to take away or sorioualy interfors with tho police and sani~ fary regulations of tho Villago of Myds Parl, which have beon grantod to ua by iho gonoral “ act to provide for tha incorporation of citica and villages, approved April 20,1872,” 8ald act provides that the expouscs of itreot cleaning, and other sanitary mensurcs and oxpenscs neodod by tho Oity of Ohicago, hall' bo_ paid for in part Ly the surrounding townsand villages,who hiave thelr own burdens to bear, and aro of opinfon that Obicago should B expenscs. Snid act sooks to place powers in tho hands ©f men who cannot possibly reprosent ua; which would interfare with our chartarod powars, and provent the roper excaution of local laws o to our protoc~ on. Baid act is an atfompt to doprivo us of our nat- ural, personal, and legal rights, and to confor tho samo on the Cty of' Chicago, by virtually oxtendtug hor Ju- risdlotion over all the towns in Cook County. Tho Olerk was instiucted to forward a copy of this protest to ench of our immediate Hoproson- tatives in tho General Assembly. WATER-WORKS REFORT, Tho Board of Water-Works Commissionors reported that, in tho absonce of Gen. Smith, they had consulted with Mr. Chosobrough, of Chicago, and would recommend the immodiato ¥rocuu ion of wator-pipos as follows: 4,500 oot of 16-Inch mains, to load from the pump- ing-works, near Bixty-firat streot and tho rail- zoad, 0 fho deop water of Loke Michigan; G-inch mains for the following stroots: Madi- ison "avonue, from Bixty-firat street to Hydo Park avenue; Hyde Park avenue, from Madi- ison to Oskwood avenucs ; Forky-soventhstreot, from Hydo Park avonuo to BStnte strost; Fifty-sovonth stroot, from Madison avenue to ilyde Parl avonuo; Woodlawn avenuo, from Bixty-first to Bixty-savonth stroots; Bixty-third streot, from Woodlawn avenuo to Stato stroot H Osk stroot, from Madlson avonue east to Park stroot; Oalk streot, from Madison avenue wost to Ga‘tage Grove avenue;’ four-inch pips on Hyde Park avenuo from Iifty-soventh street north to ite intorsection with Madison avenue ; three-inch pipe on Oslrwood avenue from Hyde Park avonue west to open Parkway or Kankakoe Boulevard. Al of which was roferred jointly to tho Committecs on Special Assssements and on Public Grounds and Buildings. Adjowrnad to 8aturday, March 8, LYDE PALK LITERARY BOOIETY. At the clection, last Mondny evening, tho fol- lowing ofticora wore elected for the ousuiny tarm: Prosident, E. L. Bralnerd; Vico-Prosi- dont, H. M. Wilcox ; Sacretary, William J. Hor- rick; Correaponding_Socrotary, L. Florenco Horno; Troasurer, William AKloore. At the mosting this oyening, an lnnugunl address will beln order. Musicby dlies Biobort, Oration by Judge Bampson. Dobate : * Should Schuyler folfax be Impoached ?" Affirmalive, Prof. L. Lowis, H. M, \Vilco:i nogative, Prof. P, N, Hi o} . Haa- kell, John J. Horrlok, . Ladios' Dopartment, Miss Lily Gray. Soven Ohildren at Throo Births, From the Hrookjield (Mo.) Gazelte, Thore {8 & family living in the neighborhood north of nmokuals a¢ intervals wnnh{ of nowspaper mention. Mr., J.F. Koll‘y and his wifo, Margaret J. Kelly, are rospectablo end_well-to-do” people, living “on a farm noar Bear Branch. About soven years ago Mra. K, presontod hor husband a pair of twine, oue of whom isstill living, the otler having died when about a year old. i‘nur yoar ago the fam- llg' was astonished by the arrival of triplets, all of whom aro llvlufllnd aro fino hoalthy ohildren, On Tuesday Iast, Mrs, Kelly again_gavo birth to 8 pair of twins, one of whom was, howovor, born dead, Thus have this prolifls pairboon blesdod (?) with seven ohildron at thres births. We should add to the abovo that both Mr. and Mrs, K. aro dolng well, * g Lynching of a Morse-Thief. Osawatomte, Kan, (Feb, 10), Correspondence of the ‘catern Spirit, Tha day of doom came to anothor horaa-thiof in Mound Township, Mismi County, night bo- fore last, near the Quaker Church. Ilo was banging to & troo yosterdny morning, with o blanket thrown over his head, and with'irons on his hands and foot. . Ho was known in that town ss Georgo Ellls, though ho boro snother nauo olsowhere, Ho was through hiero from - Paola on bis way to Iudependence, Montgomery County, tho 7th inat, " That night Johu onfy had o S-yoar old raare Btolon. ¥lo {s o mombor of an anti-horso thief company, snd, of courso, they immeudiatoly govo chaso, Thoy “tracked the follow to Gur~ nott. Thero they lost track of him. B} nnpenru that tho fellow was friondly with a girl whose noquaintance he mada while working Bookley's, who was murderod & fow months ago. The girl is now working at the Insane Asylum, sud he called on Lor as ho passed through, 8ho recoived a valontine without sig- | nature, bearing dato Indovondonco, Montgomery - y hier own | which hus events ocourring: Connty, Xnn, Iore the company struck n load, and wont for Mr, Thiof, Thoy found tho mare at the.livery stablo, offered for palg at auction, Bho has boon offared onco, but did ot bring the price the suctloricer thought sho ought, Bo she wne advortisad x;n!m Lllis was noar at hand workiog in o mill, “Fho hour for the salo cnmo, hiitd, of couras, Mr. Horso-i'hlof was on hand Lo seo hid ntock. ' Tho ity Mnrshal was also thore, and woll posted as to what was wanted of him. ¥o suddenly enoir- clod Elifs with his arms from behind, whilo oth« ors aprang to hild sssistanco, 1o 'was immodi- atoly taken to & room, searchied, and ironed hand and foot. Tho auctioneer, it appears, had pro- vlnnslly digposod of four fiorsca for this same ragcol, o Tllis was understood to be a dosperate charac. tor, Bomio aupposo that lid waa tho murdérer of Bookley, Whaen put on the cars’ jumpod off bo- twoon thom. IHo-was promptly selzod, dnd flung beadlong back on board, Ho way bronght td tho farm from which Lo stolo tho anima), ‘and was oxaminad by ths oitizous, or a commiltoo of the citizons, While boing guarded by four farmers snid. o bo unknm&nio; }\jonflw nlubnt,hmnn lr; nrgo forco como nud fool him away, Tho nex mn’f—ulug’u sun rovoaled him fu tho’ historio it uation above steted, I dm told ho was buried well that dny. A large company saw it dono, Word was sont to tho Ooroner to como and soe if ho was dead, but ho was a0 dolnyed thoy concluded to risk i, In ordor to prok t{m dirt woll, ono man voluntocred to tramp it down over his hoad, “Tho' story goos thot Ellis confeasod to five' onra in business, to orimes Liore nnd in issouri, Ho sald o had two confoderatos— not In this county. 3 3 < . RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, Winter Arrangement. XPLANATION O IEFERENCE MAngs,— t Baturday ez eu‘;lud; 1. Sunday oxcapio, 1 Mondsy oxcopriod. LAx xive Bunday at 8:00 &, w, § Dally, CHICAGD & ALTON NAILROAD, ton & St, Lowls Through Line, and Loufslans short soufs from Chicagalo ianas Cliy. Union 1 Stde, ngisr Madlson-at, bridye, Teave, Chleago, (o Depot, Arrive, vef® 9i15 8, m. |* 8:10 p, M. Lot i ] b m. * 4:10 p. m., * 4310 D, m. " 8110p. m. * 8:10p, m, - Siion. ra Disisl Ceie s Banaeia Loain xma--.mflnfrh % via Jacksanviilo lvll'(xn: Ko rosn, sonvile, g‘lfi..lg"bommm. arso spross, . g ek & Bura 19:00 p. . o] 50:00 2el® $:00 P, M. m, S Dally, via Matn Ling, sud t Baturdey, -nk:u}:’lll T T AT R xcept, blonitay, 1ia daoksoneiils Divistons CHICAGD, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY. Unfon Depot, corner dullton and Canal-sis,; Iicket Oftca ‘87 Weal dadlsonat, and at Depois B Tea Arrize, BL. P ::}ifl'fi;;“fi;mlgu *0:00m, m. [t 7:08. m. Ainil and Expros 4300, . [r11208, m. Mi Pasi e Nreib sprost. +9:00 p. .| 8:00 p, m. SPECIAL NOTIOES. It X Had Known It | Last Yoar.—Thls was tho languago of 5 poor cripplo, who, fourtoon months 880, wes smnshod under an iron beata. Flohad boan alloed tosuffer patn snd assume & mass of doformity-=-bat ho bad now rocovored tho uso of ono kirco by tho Contaur Liniment, We boar much Ianpusgo evory sy, Thoro fe no el . keNTAYpTD pain this Linimont will not assuago, no lamonosa ft will not allaviate, and no swolling 1t will not subduo. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Cas« foris. Itregulates tho stomaoh, cures wind colle, and eauses nntural sleop, It fn s substitute for castoroll. AMUSEMENTS. _STAR LEOTURE COURSE, HMENRY WARD . . BEECHER this clty, subjest, delirsrehis Sosond and st lnstienz, O Sz v ono Baptist Ohron . Te-NIGHT, 1.00, il B 1,00and §2.00 extra. R R AT AV e oo STATE and MADIBON-STS, ' WENDELL PHILLIPS, Tho Slivar-Tongiod Orator, will dolivor his Jast Leoture for this saason, 1n Clleago, at tho sare Oburol To-Morrow Night. " P re] to Chioago— Gorved Beats 8.0, Haf salo st Bonth Bido Depots. T:.tl)‘}lEnIT UOLLYI:WS‘LEETUIIB. announced for ROPERT COLLEAN'S, LEOY A E'S Bol Leocturos, with Blackboard e b AT & SHELDON, Managors. RUBENSTEIN CONOERTS. ¥ havo snc. Wo take poleasure In announcing that we casdadaCotoat Sapeons, "5 aivangiog for tho GRAND QOMBINATION of tho THEQ, THOMAS RUBINSTEIN CONOERT COMPANIES, THIS GREATEST CONOERT COMBINATION ON REGORD T aive TWO CHAND 0O ch?s “ono on the South Side and ono on the West 8idg of the jogoorts will oocur on Monday, Maroh 17, an Taosday, Maroh 18, and will bo the first apposrance In the Wost and tho socond fn Amorica of theso two groat com- anion togather, Full partioalsrs announced. Wednes. 8. OARPENTER & SHELUON, Managors. MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, . Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Night, EDWIN BOOTH| ‘Wil appear in his renownod personation of RICERLIEU.| Thursday—Shakosporlan Comedy Night, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Bonodiok,Rdnin Booth| Dogberry..J. 1. MoViskar. Triday and Satturday Nights—MAOGETH, e SO ARV R A Boata oau be soparad six days (n advancl Ordor carriagoa Richofiou nigha MYERY' OPERA HOURE, - Monrou-st., botwoen Doarborn and Stato-sta, Artington, Cotion & Kemtle's Minstrels. Another Blll of Novoltios, MAOKIN aud WILSON In their wondorfal Songs and Danocos, & THIZ ABYSSINIAN DWARF TOMMY, VOUAL QUARTETTH. Bkotohes from Natare. ROBERT MARKBE-ATRS, ith 1! o, EVERY EVERING AND NATUROAT MATINEE. ACADEMY OF MUSIOC. Monday ovoning, Maroh 8—Bonofit of MISS ANNIE WAITE, upon willoh aocaslon the popular young trages dian, Bir, W. H. LEAKE seill mako his firat appasrance boro & Philfipps d'Actag.. ‘wan in Dumas’ groat plsy of tho THREB GUARDSMIEN. Anno of Austria, Mias Annlo Waito., ‘Tuosday ovoning—~Bonefit of Katle Wilson and Ed, Marble, GLOBE THEATRE. ovoning, March 8, every night and Wodnosd: s Hatinoos, tho colebrate oomedtuncag GaT: cago favorito, HARRY LINDEN, In his aimitablo tmpersonation of WOOL in his groat spocialty drama of tha EIIDDEN F.ANDI COURTRIGHT & GILBERT, WYLIE HAMILTON, Fridsy—Bonefit of HARRY LINDEN, HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSRE, Tho Parlor Home of Comedy,- Blonday, March 3, durlog tho wook, aud at the Matingos, roappearance of the Popular Comedtan JOHN DILLON, in tha amuaing comedlobta, TI It SILENT PROTECTOR, Hoaoud and last weok of tho Groat London Buccoss, FALSE SELA - Thosonery ss nevar boen squaiod ia Oblosgo,” e ge dmirablo play,"—1v Marenio, hartioy Gamrbells’ “PERIL ; OR, LOVD AT LONG BRANCH," Introduo ng the nfinm\n‘ Mias gllflllll Glovor, tho piquant 8idnoy Cowell, and Mr. J. W, guria, ; ety | D CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD, te—Fhot Zake-st., Indlana-nv., and Siziesnih-at,, D etk Akt Tiehee ARea'n Brigos liowes and at depols, Leavd, | 45 . m, 5 a, 1 Pnitand Bagront oo ubuque ang Sloux Giiy Txp...1|* 9:15 a. m. Paclfic 'sat Lino, 5 8. Galosbarg Passo, 5D Mondota 0 p. Aurora 5 p. Aurora P 30 . ‘Aurora Pa; 2 p. Dubrana 0 p. Eacliio Night Krpras 10:00 Do Downor's Grove Accommodation|1110 a Dewnor's Grove Accommodatioa)* 6:13 . Ottawa and ttroator Pansongor..| 7:45 & ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. fod ¢ Lalieat, and foat af Twenty-secondat, Tickel | et toner o oo, -, Bt. Louls E: A Oatro Mall, Calro kx| *0n Baturdaya this train will bo fua to Obatmpaign. G0, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH oMleAcl: LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE, it oot Ry o Bouh it and spto arSidin i e s Gangestn Ko PR Arrivo at Cinolnnati ., ‘Tralns arrive at Ohicago at' 4, m, and 8. ?. m. 10 to Cindiana, Phc'onties }’.".‘1!.“5..".:.‘2‘:.‘3::.”:.“:: Oinimnatt, Pullman aleopers ou night trains. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Ticket afice, 31 West Madisonat, Dl Fiashort & Dubuquo E: aport & Dubuquo Milwauioo Matl,: {Milwaukoo Rxpre: ‘Milwaukeo Passengo: Milwankos Passongor Bt. Fanl & Groon Green Bay Ixpros: ‘EL Paul Expross, ! ' CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, | Dupot, corner.of Harrlion and Shermanwste, Zicket affce;’ P i 53 et Madison-sts Leave, | Arrive. Qmaha, Leavanw'thAl {Paru Atcommodation Night Kspross.. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN I;?GI,!.“R%D i 9 ., 1d She -ats, oes,’ corner Canal and Madison-sis. L [? 9530 8. m. $ 7:00a. m. & Leave, Arrive, Mail, vis Atr Line and Matn Line* 6:40. m. |* 020 p, e 8peclal‘Now York Expross, 7 “Ade Lin Allantio Expre: Night E: xpross, Eikbart Acconimodation. CHICAGD, DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. | Pussenger Depol at Py, C. & 1. Louls Depoly corner of Cas ol dihe and Tiekel offes 163 Washing-tonsts Veabasiite & teres PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. Arrive, Day Express. 30, m. astle Expro %2 m Fan i Mal 1Val HICHIOAN CENTRAL & GTIEAT WESTERN RAILROADS ! vk ot of - Teenty-seconded DRl ekt See. s Cartalstes Zormer of Maisine Zeave, | Arrice. Mall (via main and alr 1t Day Express, AN, Morning *Night xprot 0 p. 10, | *6:004. g O ORTH, General Passonger Agont. MEDICAL CARDS. COBURN i Medical Institute, 175 and 177 South Olark-at., corner Monrao, Chlcagds \founded and gonducted by’ Dr. J. O. Coburn, for the treatment and cure of all forms of chronlo and apecial disoasos {n both sexos. This Instituto s unquestionably tha most sglontifio {u this country for. the troatmont- of diseagos. Dr, Uohuen I8 rogular graduate of madicino, aud tn thrée diplomss from tho bost colloges {n tha World, 1o bo sosn in his oftica by all. Young man who ro- guiro s physician novor tall o fiad spoody roiof aud & por manunt ouro at the hands of Dr. Goburn. Bend two afups for s books on male'and, fomalo disoass, to soy addrens, in sealod envolopos, aa fottors Dr. J. O, B B S B i Ghiowgo. T Al goniidontial. " Oitioo lioura: 8. m DR. C.BIGELOW Ohleago, papori. that Dr! clan I Ohicago, * ot ‘the ago. han satoemed of tho highost modi ! a a) ox of tha THATRS B U LR oure pasitively all oase DISEABFES fn both so; . having: dovn ¢ |fll romedios that will 1 GHRONG AND SPEOIAL BULTATION K. SEPARATE PARLORS ‘fl?‘fll‘d‘lfll and ’:!lelnmln. Call. CORRESPONDENCE GONVIDENT] Address all lotiers, with stamps, to Dr. 0. BIGELOW, No. 46 Stataat, THREADS. "g & P, COATY @ BEST SIX-CORD White and Black Threads Are noft fintsliod, withont the uso of any suba stanco whutover to produce nn artificl &loss, thereby preserving tho superior strongth of slxecord throad. The now shude of bluck haw n silion pollsly aud all numbers nre wurranted six-cord to 100 inclusivo. Tor Balo by all Dry Goods Dealors, ASK FOR J. & P, COATS’ BLACK, MISOELLANEOUS, A GIFT. WORTHY OF A ROTHSOHILD, s Inowws SUAKSPERTAN ATMANAO YOR, Joa w raf SRy gl uptationn and Mlugistle tratad, 1 at 9,000,000 coples or more, and belug douirota of makfig (o diatributlon of thom s rapid &% Bosible, T willsoiito or tteen coples rvv, Pravad lo any one who wul]ndlnlomlfldlflmu BE et 1o, thelr 1o- . oallty, Address . PIELPS BROWN, rand: Jorar Qitay K o1, NoCULE! Ty, Kean . ) NO PAY!! 360 South Olark-st., Chicago, May bo confldeatially consulted, porsonatly or by mall frgoof churge on oll alironlo or hervous diseanos. 18, 3, KEX N Is the oaly physlotan n (y whowar= ranta Guros or o pay, - Ooo kiours {rom 9. m. o8 p.m. Dr. F. Brooks, Ohloago, 1ll., offico 185 Bouth Clark-st., o f Moaroe, Suron SR orihe OFSCAREorS. Uteurs, Wbes Aol Bohrac Puu end partfoularly Uloor and’ Oxncers of the Womb, Soxual and Urinary D\ and ull’diffioultics of & dellcato nature ucideit to'tho gonerative arzsns. 4., Hiook ‘désoribing " causes, symptome, sud ollecis, (oF adios and gantiomon, sunt 1rad fo any address. Office Hours from 8 3. m. 1o p. m., Sundavs ozoaptod. The Confessions of an Invalid, \Publishiod for tho bonofitof Young Moen aud others who suffer from Norvous Debllity, ote. Iy one who has oured himsell. Bupplying tho wosns of self curo, and sont fros of chargo, “Addross NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Box 183, -Brooklyn, N. 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