Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1873, Page 2

A GOOD WORK. Vhat the lumane Sociefy {3 Accon: plishing, How Its Agent Manages; Affaia af tho Stook-Yords, . . Instances of Cruolty Practised on Horses, w-- " Bheop, and’'Oxon: ™ ' " Extract from the Recont Report ;. ofthe Society. Gl 8 Tho Logislatiro of this Siste passod, in 1860, #hrouyh tho efforta of Toww mon, n law for the Ppravontion of cruelty to auimals, whicl, whilo its provisions woro oxcollent and covored tho ground roaeonably well, yob feiled to accomplish angthing sinco ita ouforcomont was loft to the polleo foroo alono! In Ohlesgo, thion undor the control of tho old Bonrd, tho lymphatio -Brows, tho; phlegmétio Gund, ond: tho dogmatio Tite-: worth, no effort was made to carry, out tho law. Tho pollcomon did not troublo thomsolyos about it, ofther bocauso thoy woro nnturally. dlsinolined to tako .troublo, becauso, thoy did not want Lo glve offonso to n porson who was maltreating an animal, or becauso thoy Baw wothing wrong in tho mattor. 'Thus; onmco upon a time, » horsa wne sunslrnck on Tywonty-ninth stroot, ond absndoned DLy lis owner to die of hungornud thirst. The animal lay_thero for somo timo, partly supplied with food and wator by the woman and olildren who lived in tho vicinity. It finally dled thora, but not until ita oyes hind boon enton out by insocls. A pe- Yiceman on that bent had Lia ottention called to +ho matter, but doclined to tako any nolice of it, Tost ho might offond thoownor of thosnimal, pro- forring to outrago tho sonsibilities of the public. ‘Ho evon dactiued, for Lua samo resson, to toatify an tho ease. Thodmattor was brought boforo o Justico who-refused to. fino tho owner, on the ground that. thoro had boon no abandonmont, sinco tho animal had beon loft in a neighborhood whoro paoplo lived, Such indifteronco *on tho anb of Eoflcu author- itioi and subordinates, convinced thoso who had boen fuatrumontal i proouring tho pssngo of tho law, that somo othor. instrumentality, must o rerortod to to malo it of any aysil, "Conso- quontly in 1870, at tho time of thio prosance horo of Mr. Angoll, who has been promiuent in this ~work-in tho Enst, the Iilinoils Humano Society for the Proventionof Cruslty to Animals, was or- ganizod, but had barely commenced oporations wwhen tlio.firo camo to put an end to_ovorything, Last spring the Society was reorganizod, and tho | membors fornted committees to solicit monoy, A Iaw had also been r{mssod ompowering County Toards to npproprists money to carry out tho law rolutive to tho provemtion of cruclty to onimals, and tho Commisaioners of Cook County nt\)pm riated, $1,600 last yoar, which las been falthfully and Judiciously ox- ponded. An offort will soon bo mado to induce thom ‘to renew this, aud, In view of what has. boen nccomplished by tlio Sooioty, the Board cannot do o moro useful act thau to .mnke the appropriation asked for, P no of tho first things tho Bocioty did last year, was to station o man-at_the Stock Yards, that bolng a polat whora horo s probably boox moro {ll usage of anfmals than in tho rost of the connty. Cattlo havo boon bronght in thoro ‘which havo been thréo or four days on the road without food or wator, and it was parg of lhis duty to sco that thoy wora attonded to upon their arrival. Shesp, hogs, ote., oftén camo in with thoir Jogs broken, and it was mecossary to sco that thoy were not abneed. ‘This agent had not beon there twenty minutes ‘befora he was notified that a man had turned out is horso south of tho Stock Yards with s brokon Ieg, to starvo thore. ‘The oficor went out to in- vestigate, and found that tho statement was cor- rect and that tho animal, unable to move, had grubbed up the ground around him to find some- thing to eat. Then ho went to tho man and soked him if he owned the horeo. Ho said ho did. Wos ho going toleavo himthere? Yos, ho ‘was, If ho could stand it, ho should think the community could. Tho horse bad cost him $176. Thon the officor gave him o copy of tho lsw, und tho man, after roading it, said lio guessed ho had bottor go and kill the horse, which ho did. | Shortly afterwards man camo it with o flock of shoop, which wero in vory poor condition. Tho officor noticed that tho ownordid not lavo them fed or watered, so o wout to* tho omployo of tho Yarda who had oharge of that servico, and told him to do it. Ho askod who swould pay him, whereupon tho oficor callod his attention to the law, and asked if the, stock waa_not good for tho foddor. Tho man thought it was, and attouded to the shoop, Presently the owner came in, vory angry, and wantad to know who had boon fooding his shoep, and what right hobad to do it, for the sheop ha ocost more than they wore worth already. Ho, too, was sorved with a copy of tho Ja, read it, and Snally camo to tho conclusion that it was n good “‘i“fi' Anothor porson at tha s2mo place had somo slicop, aud o lamb jumpod tho pon. He bn;ilnn beating it, and tho officor remonstrated. Tho man_ told him to mind his own business, and, if he did not, bo would whip him, too. “Tlio oflicer stooped down to piok up tho lamb and put it back, aud the owner wid give him & blow with big whip, When the ofticer was fln‘uu&}l with tho Jamb ho turned around and gave thoman n sound_thrashing. After it was all oAer, the owner, who had learned to respect the law, admitted that he bad boen servod about xight. Only a few doys ago a hog broke away from the drove. It was caught, and one man Lold it, while another sof on a bull-dog to bito it, ‘which nmusement Instod till it was partly caten up. Tho man was prosoonted and fined $10, A, caso ocenrred recently on the Wesb Bide, where o man had a ong-oyed horse. Ho turned it out inton lot, and, in order thst it might not run away, put ont tho remaining oy, ) Cortalu outragoous practices in packing nnd elaughtor-houses Liave also boon Btopped to o great oxtent. Whore hogs woro lame, and could Tot bo driven up in the building whore they wore to bo slaughtored, Looks wero pub in their mouths, and thoy wero boistod up, In Killing ‘booves, the homs wero fraquontly knoocked off while the nuimals woro slive, Tho, butchors, hardened by their trade, ‘were careloss whero thoy struck with their iron maces, and wera indifferent whother it took ono or mora Dlows to kill. Thoy havo boon kuown to strilo tho enimala on tho tide of tho hend with 80 much violouco that tho concussion has cansed the oyes £0 burst from their sockots, Tt ‘was often tho ease, alyo, that tho animals ro- Tased to o into the slaughtor-house, smallin tho Woad as they Qid, and scoing tho Nidos an horns of their predecossors, In such casos, they. ‘would puneh their eyos out and thon they could bo takon blong without _diffioulty, Tho follows ing is nn oxtracs from tho lnst roports . - Sinco placing au officer ut the Union B Club, goads, B0 ALCL natrimmonts oF ttae Fors almost wholly dianppeared, (Lough complatnta sttt each us occasionally of crilaltics 1o utock, after huy- g loft tho satdn, , Peoulo thero snd u tho Vicinity, ok fvat carcless oud indliferont, aro uow prompt to roport cuscs of cruelly comiug undar thoir observation, nnd tooffer thor services a9 witncsses in procuring tho convictlon of offendars, _Cattlo, neglected by buyors hiovo beon fed nud Watered at the owuers’ oxponse, and stock properly sballered, aud erippled and discaed cuttlo formerly Toft on tlio platforms whor unloaded antit such tinio aa commission morchants could find buyors, e from el to fortysaight Lo, wnblo to taly’ nourlsliment, aro now dlaposod of by tho ofit+ cer, whiose Jabora have biceti mado moro pleasnt, aud o doubt not morg elgctive by m‘bbwl_l;iv'uounui and ready sympathy of J. 1, Blierman, tho o - Intendont of the Vards, - Tho ollowing cl‘:fl"lfi‘;;‘“:u ol 68, 4. ofi — bag mg’xfm(‘!a oS of ta kxfi,flfl"rfifi“fimfim " Wi Iln\ln aaupt dofibt the Jen ony givon it has béen Voky Hird D watoh [nud} oty s eq s {0 do 1 M“h&nlwlx o olfending, catablistimante,” o ngg\"x fawayor, tbyaito more effactual slepa shorily, Whon the Bocloty started, porsona who at tompted ta romonstrate with thoso who wore wlrllzplng or othorwise abusing horaos woro vory apt to-get ‘abnsed - thomsolvea, Thiat, ‘howaver, lina i(unnrnl]y conged, and it hing bogun to bo un- dorstood that thero is o law which must bo ro- npocled, ovon if in favor of dumb. oronturcs. It 18 n raro thing now to soo dalvos, with their Tloga tiod, lying In tho hot sun, or to 600 fowls con= fined {n a closo cqop without food or water, Tho Hpclot{ recontly suggosted to. the publishors of Behool Readors o iusort in_their bobks artioles - upon humano subjocts, 80 a8 to teach good. los- nons ot & most ‘Improsslblo agoe, and -ono of thom, Mr. Richard Kdwards, has notifledtho Bocloly of hia intontion to carry out what ho ro- garda as an gxcollent_idos. Tho proment Board of Polleo Loo 18 Lioartily in favor of enforoing tho <Inw, and the Suporintondont of Police has just {sauod an order calllug tho spocial attention of tho mon on tho forco to it " w But, after all that -has boon. dono, much re- ‘mains to do, and to do it royuires monoy. - Tho county should mako its lflprnprlnunn and pri- vato cltirona should do thelr part. . It ‘hes . boon fonnd,, however, . that thoro ia fo objeot for which pooplo will glvomore frooly, so soon.as thoy loarn that thoro. {s. suoh a sacloty In oxist- onco, Thus, within a conplo of dnys, J. B. 8her- man, without sollcitation, sont a chiack for $100, Dr. Fostor rovontly gave bis oheok for a scoond hundrod, and Mesara, 7', 8. Dobbing, E. F, Law- renco, :.“"] Ohsuncey Bowon hiavo givon tho samo antount, T EVANSTON. | | et n Sy ity “Contost for Prizes Among Univorsity . Students«=Mcoting of thio Donrad of Trusteoss i i ) The annual prize declamation contost botwoon tho Junior and Bophiomoro Olnases of tho North- wostorn University took placa in the Prosby- torian Oburoh, in that suburb, on Tucsdny ovon- ing, Tho two. prizes wero ostablished' by .the Rov. 0. E. Mandovillo.and tho Rove W. I. Burns, .and each clags' elocts fivo of 1ts number to_contost for thom; At 8 o'lock tho divine ald was invokod by Prosidont: Oharlos I, -Fowlor, who..presided during tho evening. Tho Judgss, Col.. Wesloy Brainard, tha Rtov. A, L. ‘Button, W. M. Wyakoff, Frodorick D. Raymond, and Lorrin 0. Colllug, Jr., wora olisrgod by tho Prosident thint in moking tho award, foronsle iaces could entor for olthor prizo, m: ‘;ofxecl{,mnmfi abison. of T I;z "i‘dm s " . Robineon, o 0 Roy, Kanst noutioed ' “Tho Usos of ~Astvmomy.r Wive ‘Bneakor was norvous and somowhat constrained, which, coupled with & hosltanoy ab timos, spoilod oD, man f Buffalo, N, Y., with » W.B. Robinson,-of Buifalo, N..Y., tho *Eulogy on L Fayolte,” prostatod o plonn-. icg contrast to the former, being cool aud solf- possossed, ' ' AMr. 0. A. Gaskill, -of. Now Borlin, N. Y., ren- dored * Bportions to tho Roman Envoys,” This gontloman put that dignifid ombnssy in & cor~ tor, and, withont doubt, mado thoir porturbed apirits quake. It ia doubttal if the old gladiator #poko with more onergy. ‘Tho Heck Hall Quariotte favored the sudionce "“fi?mfil%n 16, of Chi looted £ ¥, M. O. Lewls, of icago, sclooted for doolamation, **Tho Roturn o &lcgnlus:‘,; mmh:: “which his tomporamont’ admirably sdapted him. His stylo was mensurod and slow, into whioh o infused all tho scorn, hate, and faolings of au- oriority that fired tho soul of the old Roman 1ero,” o ks A - W. 0. Egtos, of Bay Viow, Wia,, was tho noxt spoalcer. His solootion, *Tha Blavo Laws.” Inck of earnestuoss, and rapidity of utteranco, greatly dotractéd from tho improssion that tho speaker might have mado, 8 R. G, Hobbs, of Rolls, Mo., is tho owner of a fino yoico._and vi suporior declaimor, and thero was but ono thing wanting,. enorgy, to bave .mado his pronunciation of “The Per- oration agniust Hastinga” faultloss. ** Mona's Waters" waa finoly spoken by D, 0. Riohl, of Evanston, The nsolkur threw s great deal of ux‘su'usuluu into Lis delivery, and brought tho diMentt pusaagon oub admirably. G.’B. Ward, of Harvard, ws tho next sposk- or; tho ' Irish Alien™ his. aubjoch. ~His coneop- tlon of the ploce was good, *but tho enunciation was too mfixd, and at timos indistinot, Miss Willard, of Highland Park, favored tho sudlonce with the solo * Listen to the Marry Ek&hr ," which was vehomently encorcd, ., 1. White, of Harvard; pronounced # Grimo Its Own Detector,” Thoro was but little of the ponderosity of Wobster, but considerablo dra~ matio powor. Miss Emily E, Wheadon, of Evanaton, was the leat speaker of the ovening.' Hor, theme, * Tho Soholar of Thobef Bon Khorat." Her effort was well rocoived by tho audionco, Tho Hinman Quartolto sang. Their motto should be, * Oh, Music /- What discords are por- Detrated in thy namo 1 The audionce wora then -dismissed with o fow yomarks by tho Presidont. 3 MEETING OP TILE TRUBTEES, Tho Board of ‘Trusteos of tho Villago mot on Tucsday ovoning, Prosont: O. J, Gilbert, L. J. Goge, W.-M. Blanchard, 0. A, Willard, H. G, Powers, and Wilson Pholps. Tho Oom- mittoo on Streots and Alloys reported in favor of building n sidowalk on tho south sido of Greonwood stroot, from Asbury avouuo to tho Iako shoro, sud an ordinance way pasged to that offect. Also, for the laying of a sidewallk on Asbury avonto. An ordinanco prohibiting tho ownora of domostic animals from allowing thom to run at largo aftor tho 10th prox., under pen- alty of not less that 83 or moro thon $10 and costs, waa pasaod, A potition from W. H. Lunt, Secratary of tho Northweatern University, asking for the vacation of Simpson atreot, from Ohicago ayonuo to Orrington avonuo, and the alley in lfio A adjoining block, was referrod totho Commitieo on Btreots and Alloya, A petition for tho claying and gravelling of Asbury avonuo shared tho eama fate. C.'J. Gilbort and H, G. Powers wero appointod a committeo to-confer with tho Olork of the Board and the Btroot Commissionor in ro- gard to thoir compensation, The Board thon held a_protractod disouselon on wator-works, ad- journing to meot in ono_yeok, ab which Himo wator-yorks wil ‘bo tho oaly subfoct for discus- sion., THE TIZX CONTEST of tho_composition clasyes of the Lndios' Col- logo will tako placo this evening nt the Congra- gational Churoh. — AMUSEN TS, AIREXN'S THEATRE. Aftor a week of minstrelsy-of tho most elevat- odl character, Aiken's Is again given up to tho logltimata, Miss Laura Koocno and hor compeuy hoving takon their stand thoro for tho waoolk, oponing the’ cugagomont. with Tom Taylor's ‘brilliant comedy, ** Our Amorican Cousin.” This bas' not, boon played in Chicago for & numbor of yoars, ond while it Lns nchioved ® colabrity world-wido in extent, it -is safoto say that thoro ‘are. many of our theatro-goors who havo lot puss an opportunity o see it. In doing 80 thoybavé Jost much genuiue amusoment, and, shauld they endenvor to atono for thoir past nog- lect during the prosont season, they will regrot cordially that thoy thon soo it for the' firab timo, 8 “too well known, howover, to warrant us fn giving an outline of tho plot, or oven of tho claractors, for the gontus of tha author has made itself known ovon among thoso who biave failed to-sco the play in its outiroty. Misa Keeno hne brought with hov a compauy which, i poiut of individual aa woll a8 of combluod ~oxcollonco, has ryaroly charmod an audionco in ' Ohicsgo. In point of fact thors have been mo fow such Amooth, avon performauces in this oily, that it in almoat n godsond to pass an ovoning whoro tho crudity of nino-tenthi of the company aro nob atifylug to ua that wo caunot forbear fo giye finco I onr roport, conaitg 48 1 doos from sueh ot ent autliority s ioAn0, Jan, 1, % o ) a3, o he Prestdent and Seeretary of the Hifnals Iuhane So- ity 3 GRNTrLEaEN: Wa tako this opportunity of weith & cai: Wo rtunity of weitta anil o prosstng ourselves In rolntlon to. the ravts St Inhora and good work l}'mbr Humano Soctety at the Unlon Stock-Yards, by aud mrun?h tha faithful watch anil Guco of your oficar, M. MoDausli 1 ho Btack: Yirds 1 Siafurally tho blev Sriioro. tho. inbors Huojaty aro and liavo boun uvodod. sining Bhacihn Gide sl ey N b vary ur- coptiblo during tho past year, Tho handlivg of live- stock th Jias been taken from tho yar 3 Loth in lzndiing and fn dddving, {n much butter mannce than during ye: past, Wo thorolore congratulato you upon the resulta of e gaod marky ot only huro bt (hiougboat tho Ol of Chioago, and il yousorganizaiton iuay bo a ioriatont ouo muongst ue. Wo also wish you much auccess in the ll”“"’b‘l" “fllyl'l;nllrfimlhb’?l‘ynl(lo“fll) );n‘l;::’(m L!I T"- spacully sods, it ) , Bupts GX0. L. WiLLIANS, Baoy, ¥ 8o quletly hau thin good wark gons on, that our ofi- cor thioro bas made but alx srrests, ulthough he s been Salthfully activo fn tho survice of thy Bociety pinco lat Aygust, 'he slaughiter-houses Liave been visited fro uontly, sud somo fmprovoment lus Leen noted, OFipplod of your . Wo tako pleusuro In g8 aro now drawn up it bixos to e slaugbtered, fne stead of, ne formerly, by Liooks ktuck futo the neoks or ga, Ovmors of theso lhiouses Luvo fu aevoral tnutances Iegs, oxproescd themsclyos {n sympathy with onr work, aud anaious o correct any abuuwe ‘mads by eml porpotrated in one /6 boon mada several times, Texas paislo soom o bayo been tho principal aulferers, having brougiit into moro hideous doformity by the ox~ cellonco of one jindividual who umvzstyo wprand tho mantle of his own suporiority ovor the bal- ance. Mins Koeno, long oxporlonced on the stago, an _excellent avtrows Lorself, aud a woman of gand)udgmcnl and tract, las succoodod in ringiug togotlior o' number of gontlo- mon ond Iadics of good dramalic. ot toinments, and has, bytho prosorvation of slrict dinciplino, drillod hom "eh pektak var mony, Of the company now travollng with hor flio "havo played tho samo parts for thhruu #ioond, and ‘upon thoso five ls thrown tho ro- sponsibility of the picce. OF tho balaifio, it fa but jugt to eay that oven in contraut Wwith thoue they appear to good advantago, and witl furnish gnnd maleriul in time to 'como, Florence Trenchard is Miss Keono's original character, and hoy boou mado an cspocial study by her. It is, thorefore, & moat fin{shod placo of acting. With a thorough approciation of the character ; & consolousnons that tho Intoroat o tho pioce doponds far less upon ita Tlot thap upon the' dialoguo, situntions, and inol- dents; and with A lady-lke hopr- ing, charming volos, nnd a wood stage- prosonce, sho has asslatod in the formation of & character most charming to the audionce, Florence Is the * good augol” of tho placo, who besides drawing out the good lficlntl of the otlier oharactera by tho task of delivering Zorg i of hin’famous abeurdibio “tha! fun-loving _ gifl’.; Wi aytipal oflo, ! d nughtor, sho . % b “Thoro.is, porliapsy too llitlo feoling, & itrifl ocommonplace, in lor interview with'Abel ANy cott, her formor lovar, but thnt {§ n .matfor of tastonttor all, From tho risiug of tho ourtaln to -tha golng down of - tho same,. sho carried - with hor the sympation of tho auiionce, boonumo na JFlorence’sho enjoys tho fun thatconvulses them :nd b{ rootivo forco compold thom to share hor roublon, - 4 ., Mr. Harry Hawk as Asa Tyenchard, tho Amor- foan Cousin, sliovs n falr. concoption of -tha charactor, but ls fuclined to carry to an, oxtrome point tho natural fresbness’ and verdanoy ox- cotod In it. This ho ghowa iu his gostures aud o stago bunlncss, Ionce tho, extraordinary solt-possosaion, which 1a supposod. to b one of thio most marked fontures of {bo . .part, contrasts ({:ngnxly with . tho mchoof-toy' sotions which ~are occstonally sandwiohod fo, and whith dostroy tho unity of the part. It {8 truo that the glont forcoof tha haraotor ligs in iis striking contrast with tho othors, in which thoro {a tho similarity of 8 com- .mon brooding and prejudice, bLub tho contrasts futroducod by Nr. Uavk divldo Asa” Trenchard into two oconslonally diatinct” porsons, ozoh a sort of dramatio Blameso fwin, It s not to bo eupposed, howovar,. that” hia porformanco ia not oxcollont, Tho orror futo which ho falls is only noticonblo badause, with that oxcoption, tho. romaindor ig fn L : Mr, Frank Sordaunt takos the part of Abel urcott tho bosotiod el of Afr. Coyle, nitor- oy-af-law. Mr. Mordamwmt {8 woll' knowr.In Chileago, and boro as woll a8 In othor cltios this gontloman has soourod n roputation .for con- solontious ncting _ whioh sufliclont to start n loss worthy ortlst on s star- ring _tour forthwith, As Abel Aurcott ho added considarnbly to tho finod improssion ho hns mado horo during tho oarlior part of the soa~ son, Ho drossed, looked, and notod tho charac- tor to porfaction,’Gltted with o fino figuro, Im- posing in hoight and in onn’lufi, o rich, deop, molodious volco, his uggumncn tho charhcter of a wrotchiod and sodden victim to drink, pre- sorving just onough of manhood to gropo his woy Dack to o higher and mnobler lifo, waa suliclont © to insuro him a gao reception ; nuduxmlfh tho charactor ia not ono ‘which appoals directly to tho averago man Who applauds tho goody sontimont, or the woman who admires the ' boautiful languago Miss Cunh- man ugoes,” Mr, Mordaunt succeeded {n awaking o most ?rufolmd Intoreay In tho part. Mr., Robort Meldrum, as JBinnéy, appesrs to hiavo concolyod as acourately as it 14 possible for soybody to do the lordly, consoquontial, pig- lhondod character of an_ Euglish butlor, Thoro is uomolh(ng nabout au Englieh butler which pro- vokos laughter, 'Tho ‘offort to roconoilo his pompons: solombity with monial labor ; to sup- poso_ that anything so importirbably propor i b grland :nnlf-»‘lhrmu!nd; loaven little to. (bo; {losire 2 of: I JUA T e T 13l Stcond Dyl Session) of tho llinols Medical AgSoclation, Intoresting Papersion & V- riety of Topl(;s. 'nunagm Why Dicoges of Woman " BliowA: “Bo?.Bindied - 65 ‘a- T Spaolalby: o L 'l;ll_n Influonco of the Miud Oyor tho leart . In Caustug Diseases. Tho ITomoopathio Modlenl Adsociation ro- sumcd businoss t 10 o'olock yestorday morning, in the Cbuholl Ohambor. Tho atterdsnco' was muoh larger than on the first-dny, among tho audionco being mony fair disoiplos of Halmo- mana. Prosidont Pearco called tho Convention to ordor, A . . ¥ © NEW DELEOATZO. ¥ The following-namod gentlermon, in addition to thoso prosent yostorday, roported to the Seere- tary: W. 0. Barkor, Wankogan 3 E. A, MoAffoo, Mount Carroll ; J, Wright, Bloomington; J. A. YVincont, Springflold; F, H.Van Liow, Aurora; E. Poarnons, Kowaneo; E, W, ‘Boobo, Evansvillo, Wie.; O.8. Fanoatock, LaPorte; Ind.; R. B.Wales, Lanark, TI.; H. -P..Gatohell, Konoslia,: Wis. 3 A. W. Woodward, R. B.Briggs, H. J. Undor wood, M. N Johnsom, W. B. Greene, I R. Stout, J.:W. Marolins, Chlcago, .- . * V. F. Page, of Apploton, Wis., L. Reed, Jacksonvillo, and 0, D. Tairbanks,’ Ottnwa, sont noat lottora mourning tholr {nability to attond tho sessionsa of the Convontion, * - - ' TWISTING ANTERIFS: : | Di. Donforth, of Ghloago, was invited to ro- Iate his exporionco]aa to the officaoy of torsions to mrrest homorhago, Mo hind found * tor slon usoful in tho caso of srasll artories, and In tho caseof large arterlos whon thoy wore clear of tho ghoath snd could bo conveniontly handled. Dr. Pratt gavo his exporionco. EFFIOACY OF ELEOTRIOITY. i could do anything but bow with dignity seldom falls to ond in an oxplosion of laughtor, and whon that magnificont imporsonation of decorum is obsorved on tho mtago boforo hundrods of coplo It noeds ‘no nangomtlon to' make B Cottootly: uotious: 1a. {te lamorons possibilities. ' Buch & character docs Ar, Mal- drum prosont; ‘or . would, provided that Lo did not go £o fearfully out of hia way to introduce an “1L.” 'The offort to do so for mero offect is too pnlgfl:lo, aud the object is unworthy of an actor who slhiows himself as capeblo os does Mr. Meldrum. *In the cellar sceno in the last act ho 8hows o keon appreciation of humor, and intro- ducos somo tolllng bits of business. AMr, Coyle, tuo nsifnlng attornoy, s playod by Mr. H. Pleraon. ¥ docs not give the sctor much scope, but whet little there is to it is mado tho most of. : Mr, W. H. Otin, a8 Zord Dundreary, has ns much 8 snybody the ciioice of spoilivg or per- focting tho pioce, Fortunstely ‘ho ~doos- tho lattor, displaying origiiality whoro it could mcarcely havo boon looked for, and goting ovouly and with epirib throughout the ontire performance. ‘The cream of tho absurdity of such a character is his ut- ter unconsciousness of its absurdity, If Chad- band had Intonded to bo facetious in his din- quisition upon tho advantages nnd mnfonnlbul- tios Incident to boing o *“ human _boy,” ko' would novor havo oxeitod & smilo. Dundrcary's in- nocenco of his superlative folly is tho most Iudlcrous thing in tho picco, and fortunatoly tho illusion {8 sustainod throughout. . Mr, Otis dressos the part woll, richly, suobbishly, but not vulgarly, if the distinction can be discornod. Tho miuor charactors woro il woll taken, but tho hour forbida -individual’ montion of thom, Talen 08 o wholo, tho porformazco Is one of un- usual merrit, and_ the sizo of tho audienco laat ovening was smplo tostimony to tho publio aati~ mato of jt. > VANER AT NIXON'G. Tho third woel of Prof, Vanol's engegoment at Nixou's oponed on Monday ovoniug, with an entiro change of programmo, many of “his tricks baving boen withdrawn' to give' placo to ' othors of nu entitoly difforent varioty, but oqually ploasing wud, neatly oxo- cutod. 'Tho groat decapltation myatery ing boen rotainod, and still puzzles tho ourious sud dofies golution. The change in the pro- grommo has had he eifect of wia- taining tho vpopular interost in the erformance. . The illuslonist’s” manner {8 so Ecugh"uuy mild and good-uatured, and his ne- cont and volco 80 porsunsive, that ho fairly charms his andionces into abonn fide bolief in Dis familiar spirits, —_— Our ‘Parkor's,” Now, then, Chicago may hold up hor 'head among men. We have lavo bad eoverything first-class ox-. cept restaurants; and whenever that subfect has beeri broached to a Chicagoan, ho admita our want, Buch noed be tho caso no longer, With tho opening to-dny of tho *Parker's,” dawns s now ors, It occupics the entiro six stories of tho bullding Just in tha roar of Goodoli & Walter's mugnificout” Buperior Block on Clark aireot, nearly opposito tho Court- Houso, and is ' furnlliod = with au alr -of ‘elegance and luxury soldom soen Weat, 1t fs reached through a broad dntrance, guarded by two. beautiful atrect-lamps, at Now. 77 nud 70 South Olark streot, which leads dlrect Lo tho lunch-room, whero, at any timo of day or night, tho wants of th inner-nian wiil bo attended to, On fhe noxt floor Is the ludes! grand aaloan, which is truly gorgoous In all ita detalls,—al- most to extravagauce,—sud is to bo presided over by, goutlomen of color, with whita aprons, los, and gloves, Thera will'be two lady cashiors hare, All above {ufs floor will bo privalo club-rooms, Thoss floors aro reached by = broad flight of atal as well s steam- irs, 13 lovator, “Rsrora is openod by Mossrs, Warden & Cregan, both old and_sbio Latol-meu, tho former six 72, Tth tho Tarker Mouse, Yoslon £ b ltios with Victoris Houso, 8t, Jobns, N, B, They bring withi thein AIr, Trasy a8 hoad cook, o mah who haa tcklod fhe palates of oplcurians for years at o Fifth Avenuo Hotel, New York; also the hoad pastry-cook of tho Tarhor Houso, Boston,—whoto fame as-the originator of the Fronch rols i worldewide, Our peoplo can rest assurod of golting at tho “Parkors” only winca nd oigars of thelr own direot importatioti, Tho importing Louso of Abram Frouch & Co., No, 557 Wabash uvolilo, whose wares graco uearly overy well- ordered, first-cinas table, iu somo Ahapo or olior, fur- nighed tho china (inade expressly for them),’ gliss, silverwaro, and outlery, which i ssylog all that can bo #alil of thouo suxi 3 -whilo tho well-known firm of Bussctt & Co,, 113 South Clark, who, by tho way, hiove done tho plumbing and gas-attiug o nearly il oue hotgls, furnisbod {hrougbout tlivsa now style cryatal chatideliors, tha offect of which {8 beantiful in- dood 3 whilo tho “Thayer & Toboy Furniture Com- 1y tarnished the muastve waluut fxtures aa woll aa Boadufuliy-uplolaterad furniture. g idieitei Desirable Residonce and Lots at Auotion. ur roaders will not faff to mako a noto of tho auc- to nale, thls (Thursdg) afternoon at 9 o'clock, on tlio fremiscs, of that vory dosirablo rastdence, nud lot 50X125 féet, on tho southiveat cornor of Weet Washing- {on und Lihcolu strools, by O, O, Thayor & Co,, lleal Estato Auctioncers snd Brokers, - Tho bropurty'is lo- Ccated_in ouo of tho most deslralle portfons of tho Wit~ Bido, Burroundiga nro all first-class, Partios fi search of & ploasant Lomo ehould” enibirace o oppbriunity here otfored (o uvest, B 0. W, & B, Pardridge & Co., Nos, 118 to 134 Hlalo sireet, w0 mow open. "o large line of Lamo lace showls an od s % vory Sow prlcess 1,000 plocos binck and colored diors sl usors cun snve ot loast 40 por cent, Look at onras cent hemntitehod handiore Chiofs § you will pay 60 conts clsowhora for no bottor Goodw, Wil aped fhls weak ovor 600 cases assorted hpring dry goods, Buyers con save one-hird. tholr money, ‘Humboldt Park Resldonco Ausociation, Tho members of the shove Ausoclation sre beruby notfied that s weoting will bo Lield at thelr rooms, on ‘Thursday, May 23, at 4 o'clock p. 1., for the purposo of considCring o proprioty of dlspoaig by lottery of all tho Uusold lots 1ot disposed of fn thio 40 scres on Rivision airoet, bordering Humboldt Park o tho eaat., 0. PuoxusTing, Bocrotary, ———— Tho Tromont Houso Sale, Tlio salo of tho furnituro of tho Uromont Mouso will ba continucd this moruing, t 100'clock, boginning fu tho dinlng-room, thenca to Congress Hall und biliard- room, closing all to-doy, Suo tho udvortiomont of Buttérs & Uo, thio Auctioneers, ——— ‘The Beaver Mixod Hat 1n tue"Thleat mode for gontlemon—n dress hat for oummer wear—iniroduced by Purker & Tilton, No, 83 Olark stroct, opposito tho Court-Ifouso, e Tho Latest Thing in Hats, Parkor & Tiltou, No, 89 Olark stract, oppasito the Qourt-1ouse, have introduced fholr summer siylo Leaver mixed dress Liat, tho lightest aud mout stylish Liat ovor manufacturod. —_—— The Gonuine Goysor Bpring Water ' 18 drawn by Brok & Rayner, at both tholr ataras, of the pbyslognomical pheuomonn vrodused by Dr. Danforth spoto on motbus caxatins, of hip disonsos. A boy who hiad boen -crippled o' fow montlis ago was produced, to show. how suceess- 1ully cperations cou'd bo porformod. D, Dan- forth had rostored his power of locomotion. Ovarian tumor, in tho fluid stato, was -troated of at conslderablo longth, thio Doctor relating how he Lisa oporated by moans ‘of ‘tho galvanie bat- tory, offocting what ho considored to bo a por- manont care. The lady subject was progent, and tostiflod "to tho oxcollont. condition of her health, *If tho tumor did not rosppoar -bofore thio noxt meoting of the Association, thoy might roagonably concludo that it would navor appoar, Urothra stricturo had boon cured 'by galvanism, Ho advisad tlio application of the nogativo our~ rout to tho discased parts in all cnses. An in- strumont was oxhibited and oxplained by which Lemorrhoidal tumors were orushod snd abaolutoly romoved, Dr. 8, B. Colo, of Chicago, presonted s papor on ¢ Retainod Placontn.” It was, undoubtely, vory ablo, but it took an accouchour or & mid- wifo to underataud it, % B FEMALE DISEASES, Dr. R, Ludlam, of Chicago, road o papsr gly- ing “‘Bomo ronsons why tho’ disensos n?:vomun should bo studied ns & specialty.” He said: Thero nro throo rossons why tho disoasos of womon ahould bo_atudied a8 o spocialty, viz, : First, becauso of the distinctivo organization, ‘Buscoptibilitios, and sooial relations of women ud o clogs ; socond, beeauso of tho poculiaritios which portain to'tho physioians in whose profos- sional caro thoy will b plscad; and, third, be- caugo, manifostly, wo are on the ovo of im- F{nrhmt dovelopmonts in uterine. thorapeutics. o traatod of the ovaral intluences and poculi~ aritiosof women,sud of tho nocossity of differen- trating tho soxusl from thonon-goxual symptoms. The oxtoualvo range and tho vast importance of the hoalth of women mado it nocossary that special men shonld study special disoasos, The pursuit and practico of the diseases of women, 54 of diseasos of the mind nnd ‘norvous aystom, iuvolved peculiar diilicultios, and imposod poous liar nbl.lmlanu. Physical exploration was usod by all clagacs in common, but the peculiaritios ofton oluded tho most diligont soarch. .In o ?lvqn caso, how gould they gauge the modifying nflucuce of the manatrual” periods -or of prog- nancy, storility, tho puorperal state o the “moudpansa?” What instrument would roglater the offects of disappointed love, or Liope, or am- bitjon? A shiftloss husband, a gossiping noighbor, an anonymous _lotter, n° mowing: Tnchine, or an unmitigablo mothersin-law wonld put tho case boyond all ordinary moans of. phiy- sical analysis and cure, What the.touch, tho scund, and the speculum could not dissolve, shonld bo ovokod through o apacios of exclusion: crose-quostioniog, and rigid anelysin.. Ho bo: lioved thoy were on tho ove of important dis- coveriaa in uterine thorapeutics, and urged tho nocosaity for & series of new provings on Wwomen, which provings should bo made with the greatost possiblocareand discrimination. Anotherraquis sito was tho study of tho difforential diagnosis of tho'divonseg of the femala gonerative systom, o improsaod on tho profossion the necassity of exact dingnosis and correot notes on which to ‘baso geuoral conclusions. & Proaidont Pearce complimented the paper of Er. Ludlam for its ability and admirablo suggoes- ons, K < Dr. Bellard was of the 8amo mind, and, in ad- dition, depracated tho introduction of foroign matorial into tho vagina, . Dr. R, N, Fostor fully indorsod tho sentiments of Dr, Ludlsm, and spoko concisely and with much eloquence. There was a goneral approbation of the paper, TOE HALF-OUPHAN ABYLUM, Dr. 8. P. Hm]fua prosonted his fifth annual modioal roport of tho Nursory and, Hai-Orphan Asylum. Tho roport showod that whilo tho av- ‘origo numbor of childron constautly in the In- stituton was 112, thoro had boon only four deaths in all during tho Jast year, Tharo were ninoty-four oasos of fover ; only a fow didoases of tho air- pussages occurred. Thero aro now 40 childron siak with monslos, Nono Liave died. ™ Dr, H. ox- hibitad » morbid gpochmen illustrating o recont fatal caso of “dipthoritic croup which oceurrod in tho Asylum, et THE MIND AND THE HEAW Dr. . . Halo, of Chicago, rond-ad ontor- talning papor on ! Tho Influouco of ‘tho Mind Over tho Hoart in' Caueing: Digoaso,” o told tle story of tlic ‘condomnad criminal, who was ‘Dlindfolded, his arm barod and pricked, and wator mada to drop so'that ho thought Lo was |, hclllibled to.donth, though e renlly lost no blood, T wag all tho samo, howoyor, a4 the man diod. * A youtg lady who dronmed sho Was going to dio ak 12 o'olack the noxt. day, wroto & Jsties to Jier fathor, saying, © good byo," played a fow, funés on hor guitar, ind at noon’ sat down and Dreathed hor last.’ Thora was anothor youn lady who got the samo notion in hor l_mu{ nnfi mods up hor mind to dio. A youug' dootor thought hacould fool hor, so ho gave her an anadyne that made hor slecp boyond tho time she i\ml fixed for her final dopurturo, On awaking she was informed that tho timoe had assod, and sho continued tolive, It wasstrango hint phyelolans woro likely to die of tho disonso wihteh viau tholr spocislty, Iur:hlantnllx it was statod that butoliers, who_ woro familiar with tho sight of animal blood, woro mout likoly fo faint ‘at tho sight of humun blood, and (rnlluuuui' ald so. A singular book hind boon published 1n Bvgland, troating of the disgnols of tho crucifixion of Olirigt, by tho omi- nont London surgeons, William Btroud and Bir J. V. Bimpson, in which thoy olaimed that Christ died of o litorally broken boart. Io believed it woa sufliolontly provod tiab tho mind had a ma- torial influenco over 'tho hoart, aud tho subjoct was worlhy tho careful attoution of practising hysloians. b PIRY efclock tho Convantion sdjournod until 2. g DROPAY. Aftor tho Convontion roassombled In tho aftor- noon, Dr. G. M. MeAffos, of Mount Carroll, gave a history of o caso of dropsy with tho romadios ed. “Hfinvom other gentlomen gave iustancos of ocagos that came undor thoir obaorvation, all of which grow moro or loss convaloscent. Dr, #Jooygnn apoka of tho application of tho aluilis in practice, In tho couruo of hls ro- marks ho uElurvud that whiskoy, coffeo, aud ten, iujurious to somo, wero nocossary to others ag nutrition, and thut some porsous washed too muuh.f’hu tomporsmenta and_snd thelr char- actoristics woro qlvnn L’.l‘ho aimilis could bo lied upon in most cases, ”l‘?"’rlyé? o, Ol:)nuledaoll’ Ii‘oml du Lao, Wis., was olge in the dobates, B Y rollows soad sbout * Tactal oxpros- slon of our remedies,” indicating his oxperionco Whilo our sol TMAY 2. IRV, wful compotind ;Alvu. " ;o MODE XEW MEMDERS, 5 1, v Mo following now mombora woro olantod's. T T Nute, T\ P, Milla, Holon J, Underwood, Maris Hnll, €, A; fatiridgo, W, ‘T Tawka, O, B, Dacke »flyn}, Ty G I1. Mioaslor, Ghicago, 11.0 ) lx;flg. Faucatack, LaPorte, Ind. ot 'VAGOINATION, clyation in n way {ntorosting : (o il Ho boliaved Iymph, might ngugr 0 o ey N. Johnaon, J. B, Tatoott, W. B, Groon.' G, A, m, " Calros W, T. Dodgo, Larvillo; . Dr. 7. G. Gllman, of Obfengo, ;r&nlnd of vag- o healthy child, though French surgoons had | groved that, Jymph taien from sorofulous abil- ron yyas not dangorous, Tho. pock shor yeflont In avery onso, i Tho admlxttir uf“?‘a‘l‘u‘n’s Fom n. urioloan lanco conveyed more danger tb tho’ oyatom thnn:nnything alne. - The lanagt shotild "o < oloatinad - vory - ofton, - 1o togy wabont n woman who m&’ small-pox eight timen . boforo : it conquerod hor, and ‘n _caso Whoro ho. vacolnatod one porson hixtasn times, 1o hind known . oagos _of . poruong ‘badly marked \dmv{&r: ,':fi'.‘é’,:, mi%n‘ x[ln; small-pox and diod. i '“:;“”a n;;n:fim. . Bascom, 6f Poru, Ill,, ' Dri AriG.. Boobe; of Q % “in Suglos nd dionuon of o e stod ou tia . moot ' G ‘g ndjonrned until 10 o’olook this. R BOOTATLE, ., A nuppor and sociablo was givon ing ab the IInhnom: thoro wore spoochios; szt L g © “CASTING OUT DEVILS.” Lettor from thio Rov, Jonathan Dianchnrd. 5 ¥ " WaeATox, Iil,, May 19, 1873, To the Bditor of Tho Chicago Tribune, T Bm: In your tri-weokly tisud of to-day, sn ‘editorial says: “If tho United Prosbytorinns, ond tho Oynosures and Telescopes, aro, awato of any suoh droadful inyhtory [in tho granges], thoy -aro cortainly not ‘doing _thelr duty by the farm- ors it thoy keep it'to thomdolves, + Lotthom tell whnt thoy know, or forover attor hold thoir penco,” 1 wish to respond toyour call npon ne; and tho moro. as I ses, by notcos of tho press; that the roal opinions and principlos of tho move- mont In opposition to socrot socielics aro. vory imgnflofiily t?mi:fl:l?m' ur objection to tho grangoes 1s, that, to tho bos of ourkmowlodgo andbSllor thoy hrea funmoms mont of tho Magonio lodgo bo ropo i tho, farmers tothat scoret” ordor. Whon, Lorty yours ngo, Daniol Wobstor, Edward Lvorott, Jolin Quinc Adams, along with younger mon, Bowa Blovons, Grangor, Fillmore, Thurlow Waod, and & host of liko minds, declared, as did Oharles Trancis Adnma in Albauy, tho' othor day, that | * Tho power of aacrot sncictios was inconsistent ‘with popular governmont,” ‘the. agonia lodgos in the froo States responded' by giving up thoir chartors, .. - Bnt, immodiatoly thereaftor, n succossion of wocret ordors, of divers nsmes and protonded objects, arcmo, ono sftor another,—Know-~ Nothings, Divisions, Torples of Honor, Good Tomplars, Knights of = Pythins, Protostant Booloty, -Grand Army, oto,, ‘oto,; and, whather moro or less frivolous, longer or shortor livad, thoy have wrnught out ono uniform rosult: the restoration of tho order miscallod Freo-Masonry to power over .tho “rcun and pulpit of this cotutry. And eithor the gront mon and pairiots cited abovo waro ficared a trifls, and totally mistakon in their judgmont,.or tho roturn of Freo-Masonry to powor s fraught with doogor to this Republio, and imminont dangor. We havo facts sufiiciont to nntnglinh, in gon- ora), thnt tho gottors.up of theso sidc-orders lave beon Masons; and we know that that ordor ‘worlka stondily toward its own contro, above, bos {mxd, and xn‘gndlcnu of country or religion, or woro fighting, tho lodga-fead- ers woro initinting, and their organ in .Ohioago doclared, in the words of lob Morris : * Mason kuows nothing about this flag or that flag.” . If, ‘thon, Frec-Masonry is & eocret empire in our midst, drawing the vitality of our froo institu- tions, States, countios, citics, towns, courts, churches, nnd familics oven, into tho network of its_lodgow; it tho caso is fo bo decided by Makonlo signg, not by the laws; not in tho Court-House, but in the lodge near by it,—then I . in the even- nn Modical Collogo, whnlrlo ' theso goorot orders aro drawing the lifo out of our popular institutions, loaving thom like oxgs sucke h{ yermin, notbin but shells. Such, ot lonst, ia_'our opinion and boliof estosous it miny bo, but yot Lone: And noither our numbers nor our cliaracters aro such. a8 to'justify tho contompt which writors in tho intorest of tho lodgo would bo willing to load ua. Btrangor things Livo happenod han that th no.‘ta ‘rosidontial. eloction should hingo on this uestion. N, IF our idens of the nobwotl of socrot orders ghould turn ont to bo correct, thon the grangos aro an. imposition. and o swindlo. Tho Wholo eystom of meorot ordors; - granges in- cluded, by the very principlo of thoir construction “in layors or degrees, each upper dogreo boing plodgod to - socrosy from all “below, i3 » systom of aris- tocracy and dospotism; and will & soorot, dos- potio aristooracy save farmora from® tho rapaoity of middlomen” and. railronds ? Novor, _untl things chango nature and roverse tendenoy. ‘What is to hindor tho moen of loisure, who w run_tho grauges, solling out to tho very rail- roads of Wl.\l&x tho farmors complain? " Thoy. will havo ovary facility and overy tompjation to do so, And, over sinco 1ho many woro robbed by the fow, tha poor orushod by tho rich, aud human shouldors stoopod undor despotiont and oppression, thoso forms, titlos, orders, auddo- groes have beon tho. blinders by tho holp of Which. priosts and kings' Lavo plundored tho laboring-classes. . T'ho granges aro no’ excoptions to. tho othor ordors, No rational man can but glance at tho mariual of tho subordinate lodgos of the “ Pa- trons of Husbandry,” without sgoing that it was gotup by Troo-Mssous, and s Froe-Masoury. Topraducad in o eballow oud diluted form, could asily givo the oxtracta establishing thls, but it would swell this noto beyond due limits. . Intho opening spoech &t our National Con- vention at Monmouth, IlL, with some: labor aud rtesenrch, I have aimed to . giva tho history aud principles whiob undorlls this .wholo anti-secrot movement. I do not suppose Tz TripuNe eithor desires to enter, or can givo any considorablo space to, this disoussion, Diut, as tho discourso in question is in the nature of & picco of . information fundamental to an-im- portant popular movemont, if dosired I will Pplaco tho manuscript first at your disposal. If nat, I shall publish it in tho Cynosure, aaye- quented by the National Convontion. I romain, vary rospactfully, yours, J. BLANCHARD, ————— ‘The Northern Pacific Rallrond==The £ 7-30 Loan to o Closed. Nontueny PACI¥I0- RAILIOAD 00MPANT, PuesipENx's Orrlos, 20 FIvmi AvENUE, } . Nzw Your, May 16, 1873, Jay Cooko & Co., Finanefal dyents:’ 7 = " GenrreMeN ¢ I bave the pleasure of inclosing ou & copy of a resolution passed unanimously to . by {ha Board of Directors of the Northorn Proiflo Tailroad Company, on tho 19th'of . Moy, instant. This prosmblo fnd rasolvo aroin ontiro hor- mony with our own viows and sishos, and agros in spirit and polioy with tho lottor Wwhich I ad- drossed to you on, 150 11t day of Docombor gt b “Tho complation of ourrond to the Missourl Tivor, and our control of the trado of Manitoba and Montana—tho bosuty and productivonoss of tho Rod River Valley, and the Valloys of Dakota, —tlio valug of tho Inrge Govornmont trado to tho Uppor-Missourl, for tho enrrying of ‘most of which wo have this' yosr contractod—our having in_oporation and undor contract, 165 milos of Toud on tho Pacifio sido, botwoen Pugot Sonnd and tho Columbin River,—tho very successful in- anguration of our mmigration system, the largo errivals from Europo of bodios of colonlsts of tho vory best character, dostinod to our lnnd- grant, and tho staady movemout of sattlers from ‘various parts of tho Union to the cotntry tribu- tary to tho rond,—ull this should, in my judg- mity Juatly od fu alovating tho dtaudacd of our orodift, T trust that whon tholimit of tho prasont loan is ranohod, tho Company will find itsolt ablo to nogotiato u 6 por cout loau for the prosecution aud complation of the eutorpriso. Kospectfully yours, * G W, Oass, President. RESOLUTIONS, Wiigness, Tho Norfhorn Paclfio Tafiroad Company has bullt and has in flflufllllull, over 500 ulles of line, through o favorable and valuable country; snd Wiseieas, A large and growing woy sud tbrongh trafiig fa already assurod to tho Corapany over its road thua far completen ; and Wiznas, ‘Lho Company has earnod title to about 10,000,000 mbres of it land-grant, and placed largo purt of this in market, and tho sawe Iy being rapidly sottlod by humigration, forelgn and domestic, aud #alos thoroof have buen mado, ot an aversge price of noarly $0 por ncro, to Buch an oxtent that a slukiugs fund bas resultod, out of which the redemption and cangelation of the Compauy’s bonds have boon beguu ; ad Wienzas, It s boliovod that on those rosnlts tho erodit of tho Cotnpany {a 0 estabiisliod as to reuder in- oxpodient tho paymont of 80 bigh a rato of in 78.10 por couton fullre lesucs of ila bonde; ore, Retolved, That tho loan of tho Company, nader its rosent {sute, bearing 7 3-10 por cont {ntorost (of which L0000 Lave wiready Lo xold), be lwited toa tolal amount not oxceeding $30,000,000, aud that ua aauo of bonde Loroalter, by tlis Compauy, beyoud oro- oua modlolilog Tn'the" loménpathio phee | thel 1 in, %) 24 ? I::A:wfle%mmfloke'flvq i VR et minutos oh & new and | ) “Toundd .|-posd to such laws ngainst tho oppononts of | | for tho wholo :of the United Stateg, — Y by T Lt st st et o o Q’:A At tha T Pflml‘ljfl bt v R s g an, 4 1ndicalo blownd resolution, fho e A PITHY STORY. A Rontuckinn Who Went for all the Busenfros fc Could Find--A Slight - UsundorstandingesLnwand Physics- Tvom the Cincmnati-Knguirer, + M. Elijah Patrick i8"s gontlenian from tho bhekwoods of Enstarn Kontuoky, whoso husinoss 1t 1a to mupply druggists withi hotbs used in méd: lolnos, : Bomo o Lt yoard ago, whilo making his 8 nmong his”oustomord ‘in_ thih ‘clty; ho wout to tho atora of Mossra, . g Mourlli & On’i, whologalo druggialy, 114 Wosl ’fl\lru stroot, 8nd was givon by the younger mombor of tho firm ordors for different roots, bark, ofo, They had o printed list botwoon”tham,” and 88 ihoycamo to tho mcodod artiols tho' word o8 chocked off,—such as *Tongy, 8 poundg Ommmomilo flowors, ‘5 poundy 3" Pont 058}, 6 pounds,” and 'so” ‘on. Whoi' oy’ got - demn to ! Enssatras pith,” tho. junlor M. Mor- :&“h ‘::;lumw;(ur n{ght - nmal )".nunm;r, n‘lllrl--(no- -00; » Patrick's_statomon ot of that gn 3ou oan find. - e | Bnasafran pith, ‘ns {3 woll known, is the spon; lnl:llur found inpide tho stoms of 'the Am?:rlofi’n' lant eassafras modulia. It is usod, when soaked Wwater, a8 o wash - for -didcasod oyes, and s & Stk tn'dynontory, entareh, olo. An slghtly of pint'of boiling wator will mako & Tho or- grow nowhoro elso in country, - pricod, tho wholonla'Tate, ngnfy of iy Hs ovor € 4 pound. Mv. Paliok, uataatiny ing that ho was. fo gotns much of sassafray {;l 18 ho could flnd, pocketod the liat and wont ome. Ho ot once hired about two huridred mon, women, and children, and sot them to plok- ing ‘sassafras atéms and atripping them of the'|( ' bark, When ho had got a Jargo pile ho twroto o 10 Masera, Morril to Bond Hia on hundre Lo They donied aver getting this lotter. . ITo wont. on_plaking. mtllnlnrfio part of Enstern Kon- tucky waa olearod of tho,plant, , Il;nn hlm:l with' pith, i nan 1oh s Ehn thirq Enough was lof L3 boat. . Onoe do; tho drugglata o AThird strogt wora astotnday with tho snnouncomont that there wore lylng in. tho- rivar -throo- boats ,ladon with sassnfras pith subjoct to thoir ordor, and in o day or two in walked Mr. Elijah Patrlck with ‘his little - blll of §5,001, As might b supposod, thoro was a scouo. - Mesars, Morzill & Qo. hadu't room in their wholo builds ( ing whoreln to atore it. It haa boon calcnlated that at tho rato of drachm to o case of dyson- tory or of ‘catarrh thoro wes mora-than enough: . Flatly, whan Mr,. Moasra. Morrill rofusod to pay for: it,’ Patrick walked to Judge Hanover's offico, and ongaged him to bring euit, Tho caso camo up in tho Buporior Qourt, and Patrick lost. Ho con- tinued procoodings, and the caso was tried alx timos, * Aeantime the pith had a hard timo of it. Pllod gp-in stacks, it grow mouldy and rotted. Tho rats got at it, Twico the warshouso burnod down. Tho flrst timo half of the heap was turnod to ashos, and tho .second timo tho other, half went up. P Novor was & ongo,that lookod. cloaror. 0. out-, sidors than Patrick’s claim, but nover did any- thing 80 bothor tho Judges os did that mountain of sasenfras pith. Toward tho lnst, frosh proot !nvolvln%n!osura. Morrill was brm:ihfi forward, o snd it bogan o look ma though tho druggista would gob tho worso of tho sul, -Judgo: Loft, wholind beon down to look at - tho pith, was mightily puzzled, and flnslly deolarad: that he could not docide the case, and 1t must go to n jury, Mr. Patriok hore grew discouraged. He ad pushod the thing through bho courts for sevon, yonrs, and just whon ho could nlmost hoar tho Judgmont in his fayor it was proposod to bogln'all over fros, and in thio ond, depoud tapon_the yordick.of o Jury. ' Why," sald ho, pa- Lio mournfully listencd to tho proposition of o compromiso, “‘yer. can botter tell aforchand wherd lightuin is goin to strike as to tell what decigion thom -fellors “would - come to.” -8o ho concludéd that ho had had ondugh of law, and sgreod with Mossrs, Morrill to call the wholo matter square for a thousand dollars, Sunday Tyranny nnd Germon Churches, ' Froni'the Itlinota Stants-Zeitung. It can imuly bo_safd that tho immenso ma-~ Jority of those Gormans who froquent Christinn” churchos aro decidedly opposed totho Puritanical g‘l‘z‘l‘dny tyronny which at . prosont provails in cngo. Gorman Protestants and Catholles know, from their recolloctions of the old country, that ra- ligion nnd church-pioty can vory well oxist with- out puch tyranny. And, it wo would bo indi croot, wo could namo some very much rospectod Gorman-Amorioan olorgymuu, ‘$YOD Of thO oKt orthodox crood, who admitfed to us that tho Puritanical Sunday laws do grost injury to ro- ligion.and Churob, bocauso they cmbittor many truly roligions minds against tho Church, in tho-| name of which thoso laws are onforced, and Bl‘o;\{‘ly gf‘lvn them into the camp of tho cncmies of tho ureh, - E It {8 an.old; trick of tho Puritan fanatics to zoprosout tho. fight agalngt. Bunday tyranny as comity againay Ohiatisnlty, fn_ordor to proju- dico thosc Olristions who always have boen op- this tyranny. B ¥ * Those wlo redort to such tricks intentionally cdonfound batrod of religion, and toloration, with oach othoy, +Tho fight agninst tho rigorous Sun- day laws 8 by no moans » fight againat religion, but B fl‘,le‘xt. for mutual toleration, and for mutual 00d-will, 3 A X 3 As little na the. thinking and honest onemies of Bunday-tyranny wish to doprive the poople of thoir innacent recreation, just as little do thay wish to doprive thom of their Bundny devotions, * Mayor Bledill was informod, at overy oocasion, Dy reprocontativa Gormaus, by committees ap: pointed at Gorman meotivgs, (even by the Com- mittao of tho meoting at Vorwaorts Turnor Hall), that the Gormans would acquiesea in the closing of tho saloons during the timo of roligions sorvicoa ou Bunday forenoon, 03 is dono in many citien in Gormany, Bwitzorland, otc., provided that, during the remaindor of tho day, 110 obata- clo should bo thrown in tho way of decent aujoy- mont of lifo in docent public rosorts. Ho whoso roligious conviotions (o not permit him to sharo insuch onjoymont of lifo on Bun- dnyis certainly porfectly at . liborty to sbatain | from it 3 Rl el It in uscless to discuss horo tho idle talk of the very fow Gorman fanatics who pretond that the 8o of oven tho lightest spirituous bevorages,” even an working days, {e'a sin ; for ho who haa road tho Bible' knows, from hundreds of pns- fngos, thatthe attempt- to roprosont the fight “the house of - him in, and ho undressed and rot] #ho bountey of n Jowlsh Thoologion! Tnntitnto, by lsaning tho following cail to thelr brethren thronghout tho Woak e South s 4 |25 ths Preaident and Aembers ofdlgwhl ,Immn Congre South : atton Throughont the i¥est and So ENTLEMRN ¢ Tor conturios linve the Torselites boon dintinguited se n peoplo who love o ho-culsitoned, M no meana ts and 0 keop nliva tho oternn] princilon of (eeie: raig’ lon, and which, inreturn, b A Hera A eoaoriy furmy bt promoted iols fhivia To bo enlightened in and o toteh i Erith nep o ~Hgations -swhich we- owo, “not anly o ourcrlyes snd to-- otir poaterity, but 1o ont’ progentlors, Wi and ‘sonlonsiy defonilod onc shered e, and pereacl, oo unn lggnoy whiel uss ik oxaltod us aud ele- i mandn, R R e ‘o contino’ {hoso blokatnge, liowovar) it 1a essantial Ao Dreserty’ ot(hobhwmhh(ddntilvl. nnu‘in arnploy (i nelos by whio t (i Shais g o Ytontol 3 MR L0 abiion A Sooe o of thio'highost (mpbrtance and nocegmity.: . T want of anch an asiution. s hia soantey had long boen folt ;,and low o -opnt Bupply the.placos of {bo good mmon tiow dbvoting tfoir timo sna talonta in thio futoroat of our causo, when thoy will.ba no more, fa 8 quostion upon which tho wolfare and poriizancnoy of oue elglon most matarllly dopand. i Racogniring, therofors, as we have no doubit jou do, o nocousity Gt h 3 ;l&ll;nppl!y 7.6 liarmonixing upon somo action which ou Tangua aliould ba oducated for. tho Sewteh oy \oachiera nd oxpeunders of ove noxl'.'x“;’:‘fimxjm, woy roprosonling eongrogations ‘gt tha clty, e i Fofums o o Weal and South, for a con 0" fortn 1 Ualonof ' Conesgs s e ierence lulg’(flll & * Jowrish Thoological Tnatitute #liall ba establiahod, and otlier’ moasures adopted which will ld‘vvnll‘llga‘fi?:&:nlwfl|y of D|llrl' roligion, w wo Eaapositully Invito your éon tlon Lo bo representod. T ho. Gongrogatio BErly gnco, which will convono in'this. Sy on e SrCe July, 1873, phe i, NCU SHOT DEAD BY A-WOMAW, 3k A Maine P ne Physician NMurdorea ) .Ilhchlll‘rxml Ho cl.mnpm'.b Ly ALDOZORO, Mo,y Mny 18,—On Frids, B. Bokor, » plivalcian in good praciise orie Jentto thaliones of ona x;n.&} wliouo siktor fors d a3 his housckoopo pmnfiglu‘%_ at Thomaston, Hie u’l:;mr'):ug?.h::; oriminal intimnoy ozistod Bobwoon thom nt the timo. Whon Dr.” Bakor Iofc Thomnston fof fha ‘West gomo tfmo afterward oho follawed him, and mado throats to difforent porsona that 1¢ ha evor.thad :a" difforent housekeopor ‘sho wouta Do tho death of him., Ho camo to Warron about #ix months ago, and she returnod soon oftor. ward, Ho ha | boon boarding at the hotel until this sprig, ‘hon ho purchased honso and bo- an Liousokeoping, having n Mrs, Kirk for his ousekeopor, Binco this mo ho hins received sovoral throntoning lottors from™ Misa Mink, throatening to burn lus house and kill him if Ly did not discharge Mra, Xirl and employ hor. Ha has pald no attention o thoso lottors, but haa' made light of them, cad, as tho sad oud shows, placod no confidonce in thom, . Dr. Baker waa called to son s alok child about 9 o'elock on Friday ovening, In tho viclnity of o Minkn, “Rliss Mink tostifiod thni Dr, Baker camo ta thele houso botweon the houra of 9 and 10 o'lock, who Laving rotired, Hoaring » knook at tho door sho ot“up.ngfll lot od with hor, About 10 o'clock gho camo to the houic of Ar. Bpoar in hor night-clothos, orying out : “Iamshot! T am shot | Dr. Tinker shotamty On oxuminstion-it. was found that it wid Hos 80. ‘Bho appeared to Ifo in a atato of frenzy apd Eonsiamen sl oigh o st e o neighbora fouun: r. Bakor)) ju o yod, n:n'dghi?m horso oo barm, (o of . thohonso was .. On broniing it-oper snd prosaodiing nto tho- Leuso, thay BRGA T Dootor Jying . doad on tho chinbarfior, He had his pautaloons aud _vest ou, the Intter. with thio wrong aido out, and ono_stocking poctially o It I8 supposed that after .rovsiving his fatal sound o mado an_attompt to drosa himsolf, and in doing 0 foll backward in thg position in which-ho was found. Tho ball pasged* through bhis brosst into his-lung. Tho wound was of such a nature that tho homorrhage Was all inter. nal. Tho woman hos Leon arrested. A post-mortom examination basbeen mado of tho body, which is now in chargas of , tho Coro- nor. An'inquost #as Lold on Halojdey aftor- noon, but was not finished. Impértant evidence has beon telographod for, and tho .inquast will ‘bo rosumed op Monday. :omndthntn_ third "party is inipllénted in ragedy: T, e s r, Bakor was sbout 40 yoars,of “age, and had no family. Samo fiye yenrn Nx_;?fl']);.gfiakur lost his wife, and Miss Mink was nmfi}&{ud 28 houso~ Xeopor.' Sha claimod to_bave & child_ by under suspicious “oircumstayeos - sgon’ aftar bisth, Dr. Dalter - ehortlyatterward wont to Novw York, ‘whers ho romaligd. somo £wo' yoars, during whioh tino lottors sfeaid to have passa botwoon thom, | Tt o sail alig was anxious to marry him, ans 8 thou, - boin aflled in hor ondoavors sho enmmizf,g'fx\thu avzdor, Tha character of .Dr. Baker has boen regarded good. Ho wa foriberly from Now Hampibiro, i ractico a8 o, ician has beon vory oxtensive [ Cushing, - Frlendship, Thomaston; aad othes towna in tho yicinity of Warren. Tho murdor ©auB0s g-ont.gxoftomont in the community. : fp B i S . NEWS PARAGRAPHS, Bobolink;. tha Indian who murdored tho Cool family at Onkland, sumption it jail at St. Paul Monday morning. —It i figirod up that Amoricans will pond 75,000,000 gold rope this year, ~Tho Bal ltimoro Sun of Saturdsy colobrated its 86th snniversary, and presonted cach of ita nub!ulh‘éfi,\'filk‘fl roprint of its firsb number, igsued od* thie 17th of May, 1837, Y ort incrgasnd from 400,000 in 1851, to $1,500,- 0in in msa,zpa }in 1858 to §6,225,005.01. it smountd$0 §8.000,000. —In ‘spealing of ‘King Mirambo, of Contral Africa, i:tho Court Journal anys thal o monarch who woilld talo tho trowsers sont from mission- ary-inapirad ladios of Abordoen, split themin hnlvoa%l’;\mem with #and, and mako a war-clul Now of ‘eqo} , 'annot bo forgiven upon thio ground of mofd becontricity. ~Tho British AMusoum, having purchnsed a Lietoby warned agninub buying any nioro “oxport workers in gypsum resido in tho vicinity Btilly.r ~Mra. N. Y., las mu-r;um{l kept the rope with which L hor bropher hung himsolf in 1853, After sho “had got the bronkfast dishes washed sud tha motning’s worle out of tho way, ono day last woelq,’ sho thought sho would go up-stairs_and against cooralve temperanco laws as something unchrietinn, in a direot insult of the authority of tho Old and Now ''estamenta. . Tha basis ahova .pointed out—closing of tha snloons on Bunday-forenoon’ during the timo of roligious sorvicos; and tho light of tho peoplo to spond the remainder of the day in decont onjoy= ment of life within or without the walla of a an- loon—is cortafuly one upon which all truly tolor- ant citizens of Chicago can unite. Even Mayor Madill, o fow months® ago, declarod such & com- prowmise to bo & good and 3uul one. Wo roquest euok of our ronders as do not clnim any Bunday. fresdom for themselverto “wolgh the sbovo: romarks withont projudige s thoy will theu, porbu{m, como to the couvietion that it would bo neithor-in tho interest ofGlis jon, nor in tho intorost of mutunl good-will&Hd Fatmony, if thoy shonid -domand" that othore should o doprived-of the Sunday froedom which - for thomeolves thoy do not wish to onjoy.z~ Thoso Protostant socts which oro gofothlly Imown to bo opposed to Bunday liborty count'not s fow worshipors smong the Gormavs, Tho llinois Staals-Zeitung -11ns, on frequent occa- slons, dofendod the “minority of tho Germans againet tho intolorauce of othors, andproudly pointad to thoie honoity, thoir aolidity it thoir patriotiom shown during tho timo of tho Civil \Var, 'And, for this ronson, ive boliove ourdolves to bo ontitlod to.demand from this minority of Gormans toleration for the viows and habiis of tho gront majorify.of . Gormans; : - 1t dooa not loglk well :whon- English-Amorioan Nativiats and Know-Nothings, in their brutal war against the Larmless hobits of tho Gormans, rofor to Gormans as being agroad with them, tho onemios of the groat mn’fom of Qormons, It 18 truo, though, that "thoso Nativista who refor to Gormans in_thelr . orusade againat Gormans novor divulge tho names of, their Gorman baok- ora. But, the Gorman minority should take care that a fow loud-mouthed and unauthorized mon In thoir midst #bould in futuro furnish no op- portunity to Nativism to make such bonsts, Tt { Nativiom which, to n great oxtont, under- lics Amorican Puritanism ; thia can be proved from o dozen of nymy‘uomu. Dut, if such Nativ- ism should again achiovo such dooisivo victorios 8y In 1854 and 1855, thoso Gormaus, who wore its tools, or were bellaved to be such, would have to suffer fuat 84 muoli as tho mufority of dor- mans, and lmrlmpn oven moro. Troason fo our inborn natiouality, oven if unconsciously com- mitted and not clonrly intended, usually carrlos with nlli‘tho masat bitter punishment for thoso who com 3 v ———— Important Movemont Among tho I raclitos. Fyom the Cine{nnaté Commerctal, May 20, ' ‘Tho Israclitos of this city have takon the Initl- atory atops for the formation in this section of haug:horaolf—and that idoutical ropo served hor purposol This is tho frst timo ‘wag evor discounted. ) —The Sacramento Record givos ns tho fignuroe of railroad immigration’ for fonr yours, 124,816 ; tho omigration for tho snmo poriad, 83,067, giv- the inerosse of population by rail 41,818, or r?z%uz 10,000 por_annura. Tho valuo por capita 5 ostimatod at 8800, and the nggrogate fixed ot £16,000,000. To this 15 addod cortain sundrios of Vonafits, and tho railroad organ ostimatos the valio of overland communication at tho haud- l'umo\'{l e of $30,000,000. ¥ —A in order that pome of our , him throo yonrs ago, which is said to have diod . " —The'sgdossod valuation of the City of Dasene 166.58,000,000 in 1855+ to $9,550,000 - 4« tomil Qodo” oxhumed af Fort Dudgo, Towa, fa s that - districti TnoCardiff giant, s gentloman who | attraciod. considerablo attention threo or four yohia ngo, camo from Fork Dodgo, nnd govoral ry,. Toodloa _ -ulmlml Tustituto for that purpogo {n concoded 10 ; oo frima’s ol o a1l tho conregations of It i déujactured by - ] tha | 2, Minn.,, in 1871, dled of con- - at tho lowost ostimato, in Bu- '/ Allori 'clzy: living nearBaratoga Springy, . ornoll Univorsity, on Friday, tho cors nor-stono of tho'‘‘Snge Collego for Women" " waa Iaid, with the usunl spoochos and coroumo- nigs. Tho main building, which -is_to oost, $150,000, tho chapol In_cobneotion with it, to cost 330,000, aud o pastial ondowment of 140, . 000; avo 'all 'tho gift of Mr. Honry W. Bage, Of Braoklyn, who made . the opening spooch of the day, bis wifo laying the cornor-stono, Tho athor sponkoro woro Changellor Wincholl, of Byracnse ulvorsity ; Motos Colt Tylor, managing oditor of the-Cliristian Union ; Goldwin Smith, Homer D, Spraguo, of Brooklyn ; Prosident Angoll, of thio Univaralty of Michigan ;. Prosident Whito snd Ezra Cornell, - Distribution of the Soxens -In numbors tho two B0X08 Aro .vory moarly . ‘equal in the Umted States: Males, fonynles, 10,004,806, But tho distribution ia’ not 19,493,660 5 . .even, Tho groatost excons of meloa is found in * Tasho (12,164 to 2,816 fomalo), Montaua (16,771 10 8,823), Wyomiug (7,10 to 1,890), and Nevada 33.879to 10,113). Fomalos ‘are in_oxcosa in Inbama 473,470), . Distriot of Columbin (61,387 to_61,160), Georgla (600,650 to 1673,120), Lonlsinna (330,345 to _828,713), Maino (200,800 to 267,444), Marylaud (355,216 ¢o 311,236), Mogsnchuaolta (608,180 to 635,864), Now Hainpshire (147,698 Lo 140,001), New Jersey 303,008 to 953,485), and Now York (1,047,314 to 507,103), Virginin, Vormont, Tennosses, both Chrolinn, Rhodo Tefand,- Penneylvania, ‘Obio, and Now hoxioo shiow & fike oxoosn of ' fomnle population. In Utah there aro moro malea than Tomnlos—28,904 to 47,090, — Iiled by & Peanute From the New York Sun, Dr, Buck has concluded a post-mortom exami- nation on the body of Miss Barah Dowling, of Union Hill, N. J., “ho died undor susploious clr= oumatancos, it having beon alleged that sho had boen Enllgmnd by medicino presoribod by Mr. Adolph offnor. ~ The physician discovered that doath hed been causod bya poannt, which lodged 1 tho integtines aud produced indammation of tha bowels,