Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 4, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, THE LAW. Actions by the State Against Chicago Insurance Agents. The Tucker Case Ended~The Will- inms Hobeas Corpus Cassg = on Hearing, Brown, the Colored Murderor, Sontenced Great Westorn Telograph Company. An Emnoréinnfy Legal Document by a Divorce Lawyer---Courts Con~ densed, Ete, Ia Hilton v. Tho Great Wostorn Tolograph Qompany, on reviow, in .the United Btates Cir- ouit Court, before Judge Drummond, the mo- tlon for loavo to introduce further ovidenco in the rocord tonding to show that the notes on Which proceodings woro founded were void, wna sgain argued. The dofondants in error, by Mr. Campboll, submitted in offect that tho plaintiffa In error had thomeelves shown that tho ovidenco In quostion had not been introduced before the District Court, thoreforo the fact that his do- eision waa not based upon such-evidenco was no error for this Court to roview. ‘Tho Court will make sn ordor to-morrowmorn- fng disposing of tho motion. y EXTRAODDINARY LEGAL DOOUMENT. One of Chicago's most persevering divorco practitioners has produced a bill of complaint which surpossesall his provious eiforts, In Ninnfe v. Nicklas Roobling, tho logal gontloman makes this complaint: ‘¢ Reprosont to your Honors tho fix sho got into during tho month of January, 1671, On tho Gth of that middlo month * of winter droary sho mot and lawfull wed Nick- lss, surnamed Roebling, Alas s Nick he provod, and more given to groveling In vilo gocioty, thon attention to s-loving wifa Whom ho had eworn to love and cherish during lifo. Bearco six wooks of weddod joyhmd clspsod, ‘when your oratrix awoko to find that baubble of joy collapsod, and that eald Nicklas with- out just causo had willfully awsy from hor flod Teking with Lim all hor money and jowels ®he had when wed oto ete.”” And further prays that o swmmons may issuo “‘to said defondant, Nick, commanding Lim toappone at, o torm of this Qourt as quick ns the fingor of Time shall the first Monday indicate, . . . . . And in duty bonnd (na all complainanta say) your oratrix will over pray,” ote. . ACTIONS DY THE BTATE AGAINST INSUBANCE AGENTS. Tho Attornoy-Gonoral of tho Stato yostorday commencod actious against Goodrich and Far wmor, Insurance Agents, in the Gircnit Court, un- dor tho not to incorporate and to govern firo, marine, and inland ‘navigation_insurance com- gauics doing businoss i tho Blato, £ reaovor nmoges for ncting 0a ngonts of, and effoctlng instrances, fn tho Peabody Insuranco Oompuny, of West Virfilnln, tho Gorman Fire ¥nsurance Company of Wheoling, West Virginis, and tho National Insuranco Company of Wheol- Ing, Woat Virginis, which bavo' not compliod with our laws. Tho partionler insurances on svhich guits are brought sro: One for $3,000, guuud on tho 11th of Juno last to Covert & ahiman, promium paid $100, damages domand- ©d 2600 ; ono for 8600 and one for 2625, on tho eame dato to the same torm, $100 premium, damagos domanded $500 ; and ono for §1,200, Tasuod 11th of March, 1878, 8100 promium, dam- sges domanded £100, . THE TUCKED OASE. ° ° To the Tuckor * Rolief Bocioty suit,” ag it is finnofllly known, the jury yestorday morning rought their senled vordict into court, not the rovions ovening, as tho facctious but wrong- oaded Journal hud it in trying to make a_poiut agalnst tho morning papors for not publishing the verdict. The jury found the defoudants not ty. The Journal, in airing its law, forgot hat giving sealed verdicts involves the Court gsina‘homn, tho Jury aoparating for the night, d the foreman hkmg tho vordict with him, to tand to tho Judge at the coming in of Court the Zollowing morning. This onds the groat Relief ¥and scandal which Mrs. Tucker attompted to xaise, S THE WITLIAME DADEAS COBPUS OASE. Honry Williams, the man who potitioned th Gircult Gourt, for habons corpus, a8 fully roport- @l in Tix TrIoNE, was brought beforo Juds Togers yosterday afterncon, Mr. Greeley, for the dofondant, mado a long speocli, the_effoot of which was to convince tho Judge that thoro was somothing under the surfaco tat onght to be {dnvestigated, and as all the witnessos on the part of sithor the prosccution or tho dofonse were ot ready, he adjourned the hoaring until on- other day. Willinma is held on the chargo of arson. CRIMINALE' SENTENCE-DAY. The following criminals wore sentenced at tho Criminal Court yestordsy (in sddition to the criminal P. H, Brown, charged with tho murder ©f Jesso Jones): James Reynolds, larceny, ono voar in Penitentiary; Charles Awlorson, larceny, hree yonrs in Ponitentiary; Albort Buksey, lar- ceny, twenty doys in_ County Jail; John Casey, darceny, three yeara in County Jail; John Dris- oll, larceny, ono year in tho Ponitentiary ; Frank owis, larcey, one year in Houso of Gorrec- tion. John O'Brien, burglary, one yoarin Ro- “Zorm Behool. Jasesh Parkor, sssault with in- tent to kill, ninety days in Houso of Correction. "Thomas E. Rysn, larceny, six months in House f Correction, Dill Ray, larcony, ono yearin enitentiary. Frod Bchrooder, forgery, two z«nfin Penitontiary. F. E. Bullivan; larceny, ne year in Penitontiary, James Thompson, arceny, two yoars and six months in Peniton- ary. ~ Charles Woaver, hruanJ gix modths in Houso of Corrootion. Frank Wil Eupwnoe snspended,, William Plumb, larcony, hirty days in County Jail. TIE JESSE JONKS MURDER. The colored barber, Philip H. Brown, whosa smurder of Jeuse Jonos with o kitchen utonsil waa fully roported in Tne TRIDONE, together ‘with his trial in the Orimiual Court, was yoator- - day brought up for sontence, He appoared but little affected by his position, and anything but - yelieved or plessed at bis Eontonco, whioh was For five yours in tho Penitontiary. 780IT ¥OR BEOKIVING GOODS FLOM INOLVENTS, George W.Oampbell, Assigneo of the estate o Nathan Foster and Goorgo Losenthal, in bal ¥uptey, yosterdsy commencod suit in trospass sgainst gumm:l nlkey and Joseph Gorson, for $3,000 damages, charging them with rocoiving n Yarge quantity of tho b t's stook of (gonts’ goods, on the 7th Fobruary last, when, thoy had Yoazonablo cause to know that tho firm wore in- wolvent. The potition for adjudication waa tiled the following any. Defondants have refused to wocount for such gooda, THE XIDD-SMALL-HUNTOON OASE. Daniel J, Small ywtrdlj titionod the Court for mandamus, uofi(yk:fl ohn Kidd and George . Huntoon that_he will apply o tho Court for ® writ requiring Huntoon to iksue a writ of ros- titution upon the judgment rondered by him as + Justico of the Poace in his favor and against paid Kidd on tho Gth of June last, for tho pos- eesslon of certain lands and premises in snid county in forcible detainer proceedings, This ia 4he samo case whore a petition for habeas cor- pus was filed, a8 related in Wodnesday's Tnin- UNE, GITY 0ASES RESTONED, Tho following woro among the cuses restored ia the Oirouit ourldom.ardny: In tho mattor of Jool Ellis ; appeal from confirmation of aa- uogumont for widening Htato stroet, from Madi- won to Twenty-mecond streot ; samo, Aun Xarnos ; same, Qoorgo E. Purringtou and Ab- mor R, Soranton ; samo, O. W. Castlo; samo, Yonry Fullor; samo, Obarles W, Colehour samo, Goorge L. Purrington snd Abner I Boranton. PRTITION FOR PARTITION, Willard R. Datos yosterday potitioned tho Court for pariition of Lots 40 and 41, in Block 92, in Oharlos 1L Walkor's Subdivision of the N. 20 ncres of the W. 3¢ of the N. W. X of Sco. 84,14, tho ownora In foe simplo as tenants in common belng the petitioner, Bsth M, Dun- ning, Aldon C. Millard, and Hiram Morgan. IN BANKRUPTOY, Bradford Hanoook was iunturday appolntod Provisional Assignoo of the Tlinols Agricultural Works. Adjudicntion by confosslon waa entered, yes- torday, in the mattor of Peter It Wright, Nohamiah IT, Folton, of Dotroit, on Wodnas- day petitioned for the adjudication of Franols A, Lnrl}x):i;, olaiming ss creditors for $316.65, for boots and shoes, and alleging that on the 30th June the debtor sald off such a_stock by auction without sattling with bis creditors, whereat & more, larceny,’ rmlo to show canso and warrant of seizure wero 1saued, - L TNE COURTS CONDENSED. Jonunotte Morton yostorday suod for divorco from Loopold, hor husband. " They married_in Novomber, 1870, and lived togother until Do- combor, ldfl, whon complainant left him, sa sho enys, in consoquenco of his threatouing hor lifo and imntln%lmr dangerously. William 1, Schimpferman yostorday filed afii- davit in attnchmont against James D, ITondricks, Into of 031 Btate siroot, for n dobt of $200.83, claiming that he has left the Bate with intent to dofraud bis croditors, aud that Lo has romoved his goods boyond tho jurisdiction of tho Court, 0 Jml%o ‘Wood will, on Saturday, attend to hoar all motions arising in casos tried beforo him, » Judge Porter will, on Balurday, attond to hoar motions only. For * motions,” counsol wlil plonse not underatand ** trials.” W. McGregor & Co., stoam fittors and machin- inls, yestorday commonced sult against’ L. G. Hunt, in assumpsit, to recover thoe balauoco of an account for supplyiug stoam oogine, boilors, ete. : Tho Whiting Manufacturing Company yoster- ddy commenced suit in the Buperior Court agninst Jobn B. Mayo, {n sssumpsit, £2,600 damages, (Mark Seymour and David F. Rundlo yostor- day commencod sult In asaumpsit o tho GCircuit Court, ngalust E, 8. Aloxandor, 810,000 démagos, being 'on an unpnld note for 87,000, at one yoar's dato, boaring dato Juno 24, 1874 ‘Sumuol P, Hoyt yostorday commonced auit against tho Richards Iron Works, in the Olvouit urt ; nesumpsit, 67,600 damogos. - Aloxander Gndrfeuficut«rdn filod aflidavit in attachment sgainst Hitchle, rogg, Gillosplo & Co., of the Dominon of Cannds, for balance of account for money advanoed, and services per- ormed. Wolcott, Smith & Co. yosterday commonced suit in moohanics’ lien againat :the land and Luilding of Wilson, Work & Co., for goods sup- plied for tho crockion of & building, amounting to $1,027.90. ! W. F. Doggott yostordsy potitioned the Cirouit Court for tho trial of Jolin Doggett on a chargo of insanity, Iis proporty is mot worth more than $250 all told. - | Joseph P. Olarkson yostorday commoncod suit .in ojectment, In the Buperior Court, against J. 0. Hilton, laying. the damago at $1,000, . L. B. Boomor yesterdsy commencod eult, in nssumpsit, ngningt Issac B. Keepors, in tho Su- porior Court, in assumpait £3,000 damngos. Jnuues Cohwidino yostorday commenced sult, in caso, £10,000 damages, in the Buperior Court, agoinst L. J, Hotzman, John J. Ferroll, Edwar Koolin and Franklin Walden. I The motion for now trinl in the well-known onuno, Scymour ot al. v, Phillips & Colby, Con- struction Company, was yostordny argued boforo Judge Blodgott and taken undor advisoment. e NEwsurrs, o Tne Usirzp Srates Distuicr Count—Georgo W. Campbell, aesignee, v, Ssmul Salkoy and Josopls Gor- 8on; case, $3,000 damag . Tite Oinourr Cour?—T,610—Appeal. 7,011—The Pooplo of the State of Iilinols v, ¥rvy L. Goodrich and Goorgo T, Farmor; debt, £3,000, damagos $500, 7,613— Bamo v, Samo; #amo, 7,013—8ame v. Same; 'dobt, $5,000, damagea $100, 7,614—Craft ot al. v, Wentwortli; Testored, T,016—Peoplo ox rel, Danfel J, Sm: George A, Huntoon; petition for mandamus, —Appeal, - 1,617—Ernst Fourmor v, Poter assumpeit, 3700, 7,018—Samucl P, Hoyt v, Richards Tron-Works ! sasumpeit, $7,600, 7,610, 20, 1, 2—Appeals, 7,620—Mark Seymour and David Run< diov. E. B, Alexander ; sssumpsit, $10,000, 7,024— Tetton of W. F, Doggett for trial of John Doggelt for insanity, 7,025Appesirostored, 7,620, % 8, 0, 30, o1 e, 72— Witliam 1. Dates. Botts B, Dinning, Alden 0, Millard, and Liram Morgan, potition for partition, 7,633--Wolcott Smith & Co, v, Wilson Work & Co.; potition for mochenics' Mon, ~17,034—Aloxander Goddos v, Ritchi 010 Reller; ace 7. An, Gr‘tqa‘, Gilles) ‘l‘mkml Jo.; attachment, ). 17,035—Ap) L 7,630—, 3 o5 SUeRnION GouiiT. 44,070 Jeanetto_v. Laopold Nathan ; divorce, 44,039—Willinm IL Schimpforman D. Mondricke adavit In ttachment. , 5, 6,7, 8, 9, ppoal 41— Wiltintn McGregor v, L. G, Hunt; asaumpslt, $1,000, 44,003—Appoal.” 44,043~ Whiting Msnufscturibg Come ooy v. Jobn D, Moyo: ossumpelt, §1,600. 44,04i— oannio Hobart v, Honry V, Hobart : dlvorce. &4 —Minnfs v. Nicholas Roebiing ; Appeal. X osoph P, O, Hilton’; ojectment, $1,000. Behott & 00, v. John Frank: 44,050—L. B, Boomer v, 1ssac B, Kmy:xfll $3,000, 44,051—James Conaldino v. John J, Ferrell, Edward Kochn and Frauklin Walden ; caso, $10,000. 44,052—Wendoll & Hyman v, Helen M, Haight ; judgment Ly confeesion, $100.05, 44,055— oty Dempacy v, All whorm i may concern ; potition | to emablish nnd confirm titlo, 44,054—Catherino Dempscy v, Bsme ; same, WIO IS STANWOOD? A Queer Ropresentative of the ¢ Enge 1ish Lloyds?=-A X¥iero of the Rollcf of Lucknow in o Now Xoles=Confi= denco Gameo with Meagre Resultse« Mysterious Disuppearnnce—A The- ory for the Police of Dotroit. About two weoks since a distinguished stranger srrived in Chicago and took up his abodeina boarding-house on Wabash avenuo. Armed with lottors of introduction to some of our prominent businoss men, he commenced * do- ing " Chicago. Ropresenting himself as an under- writorof the * English Lloyds,” hobusied himseld with ships and statistics of commorco. Only88 yenrs of ngo, his adventuros, as rolated by him- Belf, woro very Intorosting. According to his own nccount, a¢ tho age of 19 he was Mastor of on Eost Indiaman, participated a8 an Amoricon intho Orimesn War, was present st all the principsl oogagements, and laid the ground- work of his fortune by carrying contraband of war for the British Government. Roturning to England, ss Mastor of & vessl, he carricd the +Black Wateh” (Highlanders) and other troopa to Indin. In Caloutts, lonving his ship, he, with 1,000 other seamon, volunteered, and marched to the rollof of TLucknow. Being shot through the lungs and othorwiso dosporatoly woundod by bayonot and sabro cuts, ho roturned to England, recoived the thanks of thoe Queen, waa docorated by his soveroign with the “Btar of Indis," and with his large sharo of “loot" rotired for & timo from notive lifo and marriod. Accopting a position in the service of Lloyds,” Tt oeas Boon agelo. io the Eest. Thonce he moved to Portland, Ornfon ‘whero, with Lis immense woalth, ho controllod for & sonson the grain market and reaped a rich re- ward, Doin%ha! a benevoleut disposition, ho wae willing that others not €o fortunate should sharo big wealth, Being p: ownor of aailk and velvet factory in Yokohams, Japan, ho had a valuable lot of” the choicest fabrics of that wonderful country in bond in tho Chicago Custom House, out of which, if a cortain party poid the dus only £300, he alloged thoy conld moko a emall fortune. Buch was tho siory of thia romarkablo Englishman, Having beon many yoars at sos, snd socone- tomed to oarly rising, Lo very properly continued that hoalthy ozerciso whilo in Obicago, Daybronk would _sce him abroad, whilo Lis Iazy fellow-boardera would wearing out tho beds, One morning last woek e roso with the lark, and it so happened that tho'propristor of tho house rose about the same timo, and Iny down on g sofs in the front porlor, with the window open to t the cool morning breoze. While in this rocumbent position tho roprictar oyorhoard his bonrder eny no was go- Ilng to Detroit, that Detroit would bo his head- quarters, aud, lookiog out of the window, saw two suspicious-looking characters to whom tho boarder was communicating his intention, On returning to the house tho boarder doniod baving the least intention of going to Dotrait. Hin lettors of crodit on tho of England not boing availablo, he borrowed 815 from a compatriot living in tho same houso, promising to pay it baok on Monday. Ho loft without pay- ing, 8o trifling & sum having escaped bis memo- xy., Ho hus not boon seon or hoard from sinco. On the morning succoeding the night in which the attempt waas mado to rob the United Btates Trensury in this oity, ho gotup ecarly as usual, Boughithe morning payers, seom unusually vscifod, snd departed: It i4 supposed he wan chiof of the gang of burglars, who put up that job, and that tho parcel at the Oustom-Ilouso 3904 sont thoro 8o that ho might hang around tho oftice and reconnoitrs the premisoa. Inquiries at the Custom-Llouse and at tho Banlk of Montreal, with which he pretoudod ‘to do businoss, elicited tho response that thoy knew no such person as Stanwood, tho name under whioh ho travoled, o waa five foet alght inclies Digls, had gray hair, was noar-sightod and round- shouldored, carriod eye-glussos, talkod fast, and wad olaborately tattoced on both srms, He iy bolioved to have gone from hore to Datroit. 3 —_—— Removal of John Moltor. Mr, John Molter, tho wWell-xnown musio dealer, wishes to announco to his numorous frionds that ho hna removed to No, 100 Ezst Madison stroet, botwoen Clark and Dearborn, whoro ho has a large atock of Amerlcan aud forclgn muslo and musical morchan- diso, 'Tho celobratod Mathuschek planos, Bt Louls Pisiio Maunfacturing Gouwpany's uprlybt piauce, Tay- lor & Farloy organs, and evory article which a coripleta inusic houso affords, Tho Weat Hidu brauch, No, 120 West Madivon stroet, will bo continucd uutif further natice, i Peraonal. ‘The friends of Dr, A, W, Woodward will be glad to learn of Lis return from a brisf visit to Califoruis, re- invigorated snd ready for busineas, TO-DAY. ‘Where znd How to Enjoy the Glorious Fourth, Picnics, Base Ball Matches, Dramatic Entertainments, Etc. This being the gront and glorious anniversary of our National indopondenco it greatly bohooves overy patriotia and well-conditioned cltizen to enjoy himsolf to tho utmost ; to aldand nbot his wifo and family in enjoying tho day, and whero hio Incks theso domestio treasuros to soo to it that his slster or somebody olsc's sltors enjoy thomeelvos. It is an excollont opportunity and ghould not b thrown away. The followmg briot 1ist of ovonts to transpiro to-day will be of somo Httlo nssistanco in guiding tho public to proper mothods of finding innocont recrontion : . .+ The Ellsworth Zouaves will gives Frnm! dri] 't Wright's Grovo, to which they cordially invito tholr frionds, For 25 conts they will firo the honrts of olvilians, and give thom o most bocom- inF iden of tha anguantry of wat. The Post-Oflico, not boing by any means a placo of smusomont, will bo closod al 10 o'clock for tho day. Thera will bo a dolivery by carriors throughont the city. The aftornoon mails wiil clogo at 12 o'clock promptly, the ovening mails 88 usunl, ot For 60 contn ono can take a two-hours' trip on {0 Inko on ono of Goodrieh's ologant stanmers, embarking ot tho foot of Michigan avenuo. Tovors of the national gamo will find all they onn dosiro in tho way of smusemont at tho baso- ball grounds nonr the corner of Btato and Twon- ty-third stroots, whore o match gome will Lo played botwoon the clubs of Rockford and Chi- engo, Tho two uames have ofton baen linked togothor in the palmy days of Lase ball in the ait. Tho Unlon Cathollo Library Associntion will vo o day's onjosmont in thia woads at Traoy rovo, Washington Hoights, This will bo cool, agrecablo, and select affalr, and very ‘on- Joyabla to all who may prticipolo in it "Tho colobration at Loko View and Ravenswood will, without rensonablo dount, bo all that can o dosirod by tho most fastidious of smusement- sookers, Familios can rench tho grovo. ensily {rom tho dopot ot Ravonswood, and from tho Gracoland dummy, or, botter yot, in carriages, driving through Lincoln Park, and along tha nhnrmfi:ng strotch, tho Lake-Shoro drive., Tho dinner will be served by the “ladies of Tavens- wood for tho bonefit of tho Ravenswood chiuroh building fund. Musio, sipging, & buso ball ‘match, and a rogatta of tho Chicago Yacht Club, aro part of tho ontortainmont. Tiokels may bo .obtained on tho ground by thoso who neglect to ‘procuro thom in tho city. . At ‘Hooloy's Theatre, which is sure to bo {smmed, thore will bo two porformsaces of ¢ Cnate,” and thoso who hnvo not had leisure timo to see {t cannot do better than go eithor morning or ovoning. oVickor's thore will bo performances sftornoon and ovening by the Katie Pulnam troupe, . At Myors' Opora-Houso anothor delightful comedy, *‘Bohool,” will keop s big sudienco in o roar of Iaughtor at tho matinee and ovening porformancos. Ailons' thoatre will bo filled, for thoso who havo not meon the rich oporatis spoctaclo, *' Zoloo,"” will surely attend cither the matinco or evoning porformanco, aa tho piece will be vfithdnwn on Baturday, sud they will looso their chance, The Theatro Comique Combination at tho Acadomy, with Cool Burgoss, the inimitable Horrivgton and Hart, and the othor stars of minstrelsy in this galaxy, will doubtloss play to vory largo housos st the Acadomy of Muslc, st & spocial matineo and in the ovening na usual. “Nock and Neck,” & vory sonsationsl and thrilling pioco, with'E, T. Stétaon in tho leading charactor, and a strong company to support him, will bo played in tha afterncon and ovening, at Nixon's Amphitheatre. 1f this is not enough smusement,_for ono day, then tho roador must look ont for bimeblf, an finda_quict and retired nock, if_ho can, ‘away from tho bustle and crackers of a Fourth of July colobration, and spend tho day rnmling Tug Tuwuse, sdvertisements, commeroial, and all, THE “GREAT WESTERN.” Meeting of Some of the Creditors of the Huankrupt, Who Think They Would Enjoy n Dividend or Two. An ndjourned meoting of the creditors of the Great Wostern Insurance Compsny was held yostordsy afterncon in tho club-room of the Bhorman House. Dr. L. H. Bmith presided. Tho object of the mooting, which was fairly at- tendod, was to docide whether it was ndvis- oble to make compromiscs with Mr. Harb L. Btewart and certain othor stockholders ©of the benkrupt corporation. Thore was naturally much talking by the distrustful and suspicious individunls prosont. It way objectod that not all the creditors wore prosont, and thorefore no compromise conld be agreed toj but it was claimed that all had beon.notifled. Tho Company also owns, or holds, mortgages on real estato to the amount of §250,000, and it is thought advisablo to take somo nction in rogard to disposing of that. Mr, Brand said the Assignoe of the Company hed boon working for a yesr snd o half, and Wwas mow about at his wite' ends. Things woro gotting tanglod up, and tho oreditora got no money. It was time for thom to adopt some means to furthor their in- torests. Bupposing thoy appointed a committeo of threo good mon to counsel with the Assignoo ond tho lawyers of Hart L. Stewart, and obtain all the infarmation thoy could. Thon another meoting conld be hold, to whuch tho committeo could report, and at which tho Assignoo should also bo present. Buch a motion wag adopted with one dissent~ ing voice. ‘The dissenter, & croditor to tho tunc of $5, ‘mourned over tho alownoess of tho Assignoo, thought it wonld bo botter to sak Judge Blodgott toremove him. This euggostion caused grost aad naturs Laightor among all who know tho udgo. The mirth disploased tho dissenter, who sald ho -spoke_from 5 husiness point, and would rather wait five years for his money than be beaten out of o dime, If tho Company wantod to rottle, lot it make n showing of its condition. It was moved that O. P, Knllogg‘.l . R. Brant, and Dr, Smith bo appointed as tho Committoo t0 se0 about making o sottlement with Stowart, Halo, Hosg, and Hanbrough. Theo following rosolution waa offored : Resolved, That this Gommitteo bo iustructed to care- fully inquire into tho expedicacy of aocepting the resignation of Mr. O, W, Uplon, the prescut Assigneo of tlio Grest Weatern Insurancd Company, and sacor~ :1& whetliar Mr, Jogsph B. Poyson will accopt tho Aftor somo discussion, it was withdrawn. The Committoo of Throe was also diracted to sco what the condition of tho roal cstate securi- ties of the Company was, and whether it was adviesblo to put them on the market, - Aftor waking up ono croditor, who had sweetly snored in an arm chair during tho talking, the moeting adjourned till Wednosday, st 3 o'clock, —_—— THE VIADUCT QUESTION. Tho ayor holds very tonaclously to his post- tion on the viaduot quostion, He is detormined to throw the burdon of thoir construction upon the railroad companies. Rocoguizing their lin- bility, the companies bavo ondeayorad to sooure & division of tho expenso. But tho Mayor is in. dlsposod to concede anything, and ia supportod In his posltion by tho recont decision in the caso of tho City of Bloomington ve. The Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, in which tho Court unanimously held that a rallroad cnm[:‘my must eithor bulld a bridgo “or furnieh o safo croseing. ‘The Court explicitly ruled that, in the absenco of oxpross provision from tho Lufiluhtufl). a railroad compau; is undor obligation to have any highway that {t crossos in o #afo condition for the uso of the publio, Thiu doolsion, tho Mayor thinks, full aflirms the viows he held iu his controvorsy witl tho railrond companios last wintor on the sub- joot of constructing viaducts and approachos thoroto over unsafo stroct orossings, nud bo- lioven that fu o legal contest the corporations would be worstod.” Thoir logal advisors hold that tho queation as to whother & mandumus could bo ivsued «.llruclln;( the cnmqnn(ou to pro- vide viaduots would wholly dopend upon the fact an to whother or no viaducts at tho points indi- catod would constitulo the ouly safe modo of crossing, ond that, If a crowsing can be ‘made safo, iimlm; constructed on a level with tho ntrost, and bolug gusrdod by s fsgman, thoro i nothing in the dooclsion eited requiring the pro- vision of viaducts. Anont this disoussion, it muat be Interesting to stato that Mr. Goo, W. Wildon, Lnglneor for | the Board of Public Works, has propared tha fol- lowing estimato of tho cost of constructing a viaduct and approaches ovor tho orossings of fixu Chicago & Northwestorn and Pittsburgh, Cinolu- noti & Bt. Louis Railways nt Ialstod atroet 1 Approachen south of north lino of Osrroll AAreal. burbwalls, 1,208 10-100 corln at §20. $25,17.20 ‘Fillng 8,85 cublo yurda at 76 centa 044, Taving 4,027 aquaro yards nt $1,60, 1883.2( Engincoring ud Intendin cent., o 108,61 “Totsl for approaclics, oy $10,027,20 Superstructuro of fron, 357 foot, at §100 per “100b eeeases deteeesntesaersasieie 35,700.00 Total... Ciareennesseenaees oo $06,007.20 Tho above proportion would be chargod to tho Pitteburgh, Cincionati & 8. Louls Rallway Company. 'The proportion chargeablo to the Chiongo’ & " Northwostorn Rnilway Company ‘woltld bo : Approachies north of Kinzl atroot—Curb “alls, 604 43-100 cords, ot §20.10. Tilling 6,070 oublo yards, at 76 ceni $10,088.60 5,22.00 Taying 5,765 sqinro yards, b $1.00. 6,003.00 Engitioriug and superintending, 3 o 420,67 Totat for approachies ..., ©eerens 196517 Suporwruoturo of fron—310 Tineal foch "ol It is tho Mayor's wish to havo tho contracts lot upon theso terms, whilo labor can bo seoured at o comparatiyoly low rate, and, as tho companies admit the dosirabllity- of the viaduct, it {s very probablo it will bo constructed this soason, .| THE COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL. Graduating Exorcises at the Engles "wood Znstitution Yestordny After~ noon, Tho graduating oxorcises of the Oook County Normal Sthool at Englawood took place yostar- doy. Tho throatening sky of tho morning do- torrod many from_attending, sud consoquontly tho number of visitors was not. 8. largo as at formor colobrations. Around tho building the grounds sre noatly arranged. Troos havo ‘baon planted, and havo attained fair proportions, imparting an air of oivilization, aud making the prospoct lesa bloak than it used to bo, Tho tall smoko-stack to which tho building is attachod is not nshideotis ns when it wau firat built, and, dltogothor, tho ‘surroundings are not unlovely. Tho grass -was greon, tho troos leafy, tho boys and girls happy, and tho oxercigos about as in- toresting ne Commoncemont oxorcises usually aro, ~ Awsolo and chorus, Lot tho Peoplo Praiso Thoo,” openod tho programmo, and thon the Rov. F. 8, Thenrle invoked tho Divino bloesing. Miss, Colin Sargont sang an “ alto solo” in o clonr voico, and with conslderablo expression, . Chestor O. Hodgo deliverad tho ** Salutatory,” in which everybody was wolcomad to tho institu- tion, and somo plonsant things wero enld. ‘Miss Marion' Floming read an oseay entitled *, Originality,” in which thore woro somo origi- nal'and semi-phitosophical thoughts, which were well recoivod. Tho documont was noatly put to- gotlior, and woa croditablo to any young lady. NMiss Johnnna Brassil camo forward with a dis- sertation on *‘ Btudy," its useca aud advantagos. It was quite nico. . Tamar Curtis rend ** The Lost Child" in away that would have done the child's heart good, no doubt, it the aforesaid child could only have ‘heard it. Hero thero was some music, & chorus of “ Bpring Dolights,” iss Flora Muna road about tho ‘‘Housoliold Loro of Gormany,” anot unintoresting bit of composition. John W, May made an * oration "—that's what it wos callod—on **Lifo Rolalions,” a topic_of wido rango, iucluding couinly rolations, marital \rolations, and poor relations, Of courso it was applaudod. Tauny Day proceodod to domonatrato that * Porsoverance Commands Buccoss,” though it doosn't u!whi: win it, as the young man ob- servod after faking o dosa of bod-bug poison Docauso the young Iady with tho bluo eyos and nut-brown huir vory sonsibly doclined to marry bim, slthongh ho nekod hor fourloon timas. Quils an intaresting discourso was mado on tho dull maxim. Prof, Gormain made the plano talk, Miss Mary Mason read about * Tho Unseon tho Ben‘lgtor," nn_enigmatical thought for a young lady £0 grapple with, but still sho grap- lgdhtut:{‘i‘ grappled succesefully, snying somo ri ings. filss Ido B. Crockett road Tho Ship on Firo,” but omitted to tell how the conflagration originatod or to givo the namos of the survivors. In pite of thoss omissions, she burned the ship to tho wator's edge in good oratorical stylo, Miss Henriotta Muna devoted herself to *“Tho Il Wind That Blow Nobody Good,” which must havo been tho Into Towa tornado, when fiftoon hundred shoep wero taken up in tho air and chickens unfoathored. Bariously, Miss Hon- riottn mado some charming obsorvations in & charming way. Miss Goorgia Crawford rosd tho Champlin prizo ossay on tho * Battlo of the Books," and ‘what & florce fightit was—worso than Watorloo, or Gettysburg, or Vinegar Hill. Thero was somo sonso in the lucubration, and Miss Crow- ford dosorvoa to bo cnlogized in proportion, Moro musio,—* moody food,” as the poct re-. marked,—this timo Br. Merdelssoln's woll~ known chorus, * Farowell to the Forest.” Mr.Charlos I.'Brayton pronounced the Champ- Un prizo oration on *‘The Relation of a Gov- ernmont to its Syetem of Bchools.” Tho usunl gonsiblo remarks abont education were made in ‘bacoming language. Miss Sarah H, Moody doliyered tho valedic- tory. This is always a toarful production, ng it bas roforonco to porting. Bhoksposre says “ruun ia such swool sorrow,” but ho never attendod tho Cook County Normal Behiool or_ho would havo used more emphstio lnnguago. Miss Moody did vory nicely. Of courso shio raferred to tha dear teschors, whom thoy would rememborin thoir hoart of hearts. whilo fifo should last, nnd longer if it be possiblo, to the Lappy seliool- dnys, and to the battlo of lite and othor mattors thiat havo boon alluded to in samo shapo or other ovor since Commoncomonts began. The pro- dnction answerod s purpose very woll. Miss Henriotta Muna wrolo a class song and . W. N. Smith sot it to musio, and It wos gung. Following ia a sataplo vorso ! As our earneat hearts woro blithesome Whilo the bright doya flected fast, Joyous be theso few Lrief momeuts’ “That rocall the happy Past. The diplomas were awarded to the graduating clags, Mr. D, 8. Wentworth, tho Prinoipal of tho TInstitution, banding them round. r. Lane, the Connty Superintendont, prescnted certifi- cates, and Dr. A, H. Chomplln awardod prizes. Tho nomes of tho graduating class aro those of lthn pupils who participated in tho above ox- eroises, Mr. Thesrle, Mr. Lane, and others made tho S‘,‘.‘?{%‘.‘;’a“" romarks, and the programme wa8 In the ovening the Alumai mot, aud there was 8 plonsant sociable aftorward. EVANSTON. Sudden Death of n Sister of the ¥on. John Morrissoy=~Auniversary Excr= ciscs of the Public Schools. Last Wodnesday ovening, about half. o'alock, Anna O'Leary, wife of John O'Leary, who rosidos noar the North Evaunston depot, complained to her husband of = suffo- cating foeling and af difficulty in breathing. fho loft hor bod, and went to the door, to gob more sir. Hor bLusband, bo- coming alarmed, banded her a fan and then ran for tho noarest neighbor. Ho returnoed in a very few minutos, bringing with hima friend. e thon told his wifo that he wonld go for a doctor, but she making no reply or noy motion to indi- oato that sho was coneclous, the friond wont up to hor and raised her in his arms, when sho expirod right away. Yesterday mominf; Justioo Huntoon summoned Dre. Wollor and Poole to mako a post mortem oxamination, aud their tes- tsmony was Iaid boforo » jury, consisting of the followlug citizons : W. T. Woodson, foreman ; Goorgo L. Bragdon, Paal Pratt, daorgo Liobor, 3.3, Loo, 0. H. Loo, Witliam Miokios, A. D Morrill, W. E, Lockman, Joroph McCollum, sud James Curdon, who, kaving boon duly sworn, rondorod the following verdict : ‘That the sald Anna O'Leary came to_her death from paralysis of tho heart, cavsed by tho osaificatlon of tho orrioulo-~vontrioular vaive of tho loft sldo of tho huast, and a fatty degoneration of the wholo heart, Tho docensed was a sister of {ho Ilon, John Morrl!sn{, Iato ruvenuung one of the Now York Cily distriots in Congress, Bhe was about 87 years of azo, and bad throo ohil- dron, Ior neighbors all sposk well of Lor, and esy that tho was s bard-working and industrious woman, ‘Tho funoral will take place ko-moarow momiufi at 10 o'clook, from the rosidenco of her husband, o closing oxoroites of tho publio sohiool in uia placo touk placo sosterday altornoon, from 2104 o'clock. "‘This Bohool has beon attended during the yenr now oclosiug by 425 ohil- dren. Charles Raymond oa ofiiciated in the capaoity of Priacipal. The wohool s divided Into soven rooms, taught by tho following ofliclont toachers: Missos Bradshaw, Cugkow, Btoplionson, Iaskin, Tord, ‘Wopdford, and Guon, During the oxorolses yos- torday nftornoon tho scholars from difforent rooms unitod tholr offorts, so_that all the ' lit- orary ' took placo in but threo of tho seven rdoms, Tho attendanco of visitors was quito Inrgo, considering the inclemoncy of tho wenthor, ‘Tho achool-rooms whoro tho exorclses oconrred Jore instily trimmod with flowers and leavos, Tho dinlogiies, dcolamntiou, rocitations,singing, olo,, oll gave ovidonco of caroful training an m-opnm.lnn,mu]dld ot croditto the poronts and nohora of 'tho ohildron who took pnrt. A de- bato, rnrtlclpmd in by four young Indios, sud o wchool paper, proparod by mombern of Lho sohool, wero_cspealnlly intoresting. Miss Gunn Yo Uio. prizos to childran In hot dopartmant for good doportmont. _Thoy wore nawardod to Tlorenca Porry and Lincoln Richards. Misy DBroduhaw and " Miss Stophonson both roceived handsome books, ai testimoninls of lovo and eateom from thoir pupilu, Tho Primary School, on Hinman_avonue, alko held vory inloresting’ oxorcinos, Misse Maggio Torhuno, of Chicago, boing tho tonchor. — A “SENSATION» SPOILED. A Drunkon Man Falls Upon n Raile road Track and Smashes His Skull =~Fhie Evening aper Follows Think ¥le Was Murdered, nad Scll the Public. Yosterdny morning, about dawn, an excited oitizon wrote upon a clean paga in the Coronor’s book, at the Madison Btroet Btation, that tho ‘body of & murdored man noeded attention at the Huron Stroot Station. That was What tho nows- ‘boys mesnt yostorday ovoning by crying out,with lond voicos, Full account of tho murder!™ But thero roally had boon no murder commtted, a8 & searching invostigation of tho facts proved. Thio oxcltod citizon saw a man lying doad, with an carly sunbeam restiug across Lhis nose,and, oboying tho flrat suggostion of tho human mind in such casos, at onca concluded that s murder bad hoon committed, ond that tho Coronor would not hoarof itif he did not immedintely notify him, Of courso, the Coronor bLeld an infucat, and tho following facta wero gloaned thereat by s Tuinux reporter, from tho mouths of n multitude of witnessoa : About miduight on Thursdsy, an Englishman, namod Johu MoDonald, slias Jamoa Hull, alias “Liverpool Jack," o good-natured follow, ewag- ored {nto tho saloon of John Jackson, No. 133 orth Wator stroot. Ho was vory drunk, and mado some abusive remarlk about the Irieh race in gonoral, and alao reforred to ono man in par- ticular, namoly, Martin O'Bricn, who boing also vory dtunk, noticod tho inault by staggoriop to his foot, and tolling Jack that ho could ‘licl him the bost doy he ever saw.” Jack eaid * maybe he could, but he wounldn't mind trying him a tug" So tho two childron of “ono sovoroign, but of two countries, “ peolod for ono anotir,” as thoy say, and clenched, The propriotor of tho saloon put thom both outsido, whore thoy remewod thoir = strug- lo for mational supromacy, ‘Tho man rom Livorpool, was suffering terribly, his an- tagoniat boing on top of him, aud o Was com- rullod to sing out, ¢ Bn\mfih enough.” O'Brion herenpon got up and walkod away. In front of tho saloon thera are four tracks of tho Chicago & Northwostorn Railway. Boforo rmwhlnfi‘thom, thoro Ia » stoop doclino. O'Brien being still vory , foll uondlonfi, a8 ho wont down tho do- oline, striking Lis hoad upon onoof the iron raila. Ho lny so motionless that somo of tho crowd who had witnessed tho encountor wont to his ossistanco, ond carried him over to tho warchouss of tho Union Akron Cement Company. In balf oo liour he died, O cor ' Bolbert soop aftorwards come, and Lnd the body romoved to the Huron Btreot Police Station, and thence to tho Morgue. Sergennt Hathaway henring about the fight in Jackeon's place, with commondable enorgy, wont in search of Jack. ‘' Liverpool,” all unconscious that tho crimo of murder ad boon lnid ot his door, hud drawn Lis bloody, swollen and whisky soaked body intoa railrond car, onthe samo stroct whoro tho affray took pluco, botwoon Lo~ Ballo and Wolls stroets. Ho was there found, by tho polico oficers, e gave them notico of his whoreabouts, by loudly enoring. e did not ro- alst nrrost, told tho whole story justas it was narrated by tho witnesacs yesterday, and was nob silent or sullon, ng murdorers aro usually eaid to be, whon acrosted, Tho inquest was hold ot the Morguo yoatorday aftornoon. Dr. Emmons thought tho fracturo of tho skull on tho loft tomplo lind beon causcd by the fall. That portion of O'Brien's head rosted on tho track. It was conclusivoly shown that_ tho men had no deadly woapous in their hands, or on thoir persons, whilo fighting, or bo- foro. It wod also shown that tho dead man re- coived but ono injury in the fight, that boing & cut or bruise on ono of his Linnds. Tho jury, theroforo,dacided that deceased come Lo his doath {a‘{) nctnilluut, and “ Liverpool Jack” way sot at erty. i POSTAGE.STAMPS. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Bix: You know well that Chicago is o large placo, filled with business-men of every kiod. Bome do business in their offices, whilo othors, perhaps quito as many, if not moro, in numbor, do businoss for the officos, In canvassing, direct and indiroct solling, etc. If thesoe lattor wish to mail a lotter, thoy must run through the wholo city boforo thoy can get a postage-stamp. For instanco: I went into ono drug-store, asking for o otamp, but they lLod nouo ; into anothor, thosamo; thon into nows-depols, stntioners'; book and papor-sollers', Ouo mon {old mo hé hod none ;" auothor “ Lad uo timo to attond to stamp-business ;" still another gave mo tho auswor, in quito s Larsh tono, ** I keop atamps for my customors.” Now, if ono wants to buy a stamp, sither ho must run to tho Post-Offico, or buy B or 10 cents' worth of goods, The forior ocourse tires s man out; tho lattor would e too expensivo for o lottor-stamp. 1s thero no rom- ody for thia stato of affairs? Thero is now a Bo- city for the Provontion of Cruelty to Animals; why should thore bo no Bodaety for tho Provent tion of Cruolty to Humanity! I it not cruolty to make & man run to the Post-Office, somotimos two or threo miles, for ono stanp? Could thoro bo no arrangemont like in Frani, whoro ovory cigar-storo must keop stamps? or like in Eng- land, where in alinost overy principal siroct there s a branch post-ofico? Caicago should cortainly distingnish iteelf in that nauner. Cmoaao, July 2, 1878, Levis Weisa. —Moxlco is not ona of the ungratet1l repub- lics. Bho has voted $50,000 for & monamont to tho lato Presidont Juarez, Tho nutioml flag is tobo run up overy timo his birthday comos round, and each of his daughters has boca voted & ponsion of 8,000 whilo ainglo, and $1,5t0 aftor marriago. The best biographer of Juarez will bo rewarded with §2,000, FLORIDA WATER, _ TIPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE! HURRAY & LANHIAN'S OELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER Tho richest, moat Insting, yot most delicato of all Per- fames, for uso on the HANDKERCHIEF At tho TOILET And in tho BATH, As thora aro fmitations and oountarfolte, atways ask for tan Florida Water Ulol U5 0 ase. 5’:‘“.‘»'i’iy'i‘h'§‘)h'?"flé LANDIAN, without which nuny fs gouulav. Y¥or sule by nll Perfumers, Drugglsts, and Dealers in Faney Goods. CHROMOS NEW CEROMO, THE “NEATIUEN CHINEE ILLUSTRATED, Just publistied tn Ohrormo No. 1 of our sorlve of orlginal s, lusteating 1ol Harte's poom of - tliu 2 Eeatiiclk Uniuoe," and siven to enols sustommur by tha GREAT ATLANTIC AND PAOLFIO TEA G 116 Wont Washinito 1138 Twont y.soon 8 QI;ES. FAIRBANKS® BTANDARD SCALHEHS OF ALL RIZES. FATRBANKS, MORSH & 00 111 AND 113 LAKE-ST. AMUSEMENTS, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, Grrand Gala Woeols! THI BRILLIANT YOUNG ACTRESS, KATIH PUTN.AM. FOUR ot o Evoning at 8 o'clook, THIE OLD OURIOSITY SHOP, Snturday Kvoning, July §, 9l G BRVIREIS S s AB R b e Bromaes. Baturday Matinoo at 3 p. m. ATREN'§ THEATRE, TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES! -To-Day, July 4. AFTERNOON, AT 2); EVENING, AT 8 O'0LOOK. | PO ILOI. M ; 3 1LIETulr ) GRAND TRSTIMONIAL to FRANK HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Monday, , g BTy 0, B0 167—Rvory nfght and Wodnosday iday, July 4, 1673 (ciigay, Wuly 4 1633 ORAND NOLIDAY MATINLE Olorlous sucoues of Robortson's favorite Bootoly Com: " “CASTE.” Ryan, Donts, O'Connor, Cowsll," Biatadel, Gidd Hocrie, and afl tho stars k. “Hhiolr groat, Folot, ” Boata Sooured i atvanser. o % thol aroat » ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Ponitivoly tho Iaat wook of tho THEJ%TRE COMIQUE d OMBINATION. 0001 BURGESS, IIARRIGAN and HART, JOHN WILD, Frank Kerns, Miss Ads Wrny, Miss Minnie dor, Miss Annle Yeamans, Littlo Jounie Yeamans, and o mammoth troupo in A NEW OLIO, Matinoo day aud Baturday, [xtra Batines July 4. NIXON'S AMPHITHEATRE. E. T. STETSON. THURSDAY EVE., Jul"8, . NECK AND NECK. By iz 4 Afternoon and Bvonlng, GRAND NATIONAL BATURDAY NIGHT, FASTEST BOY IN NEW YORK. Matinoe Saturday Afternoon. MYERSY' OPERA HOUSE. THIS EVENING, Friday, July 4, aud EXTRA MATI- NItic PERFORMANOL ot Koborison's Oborming Com: SCHOOL. PHILLIS GLOVE! 7 BT sy T Ravtptauty ot Wiates FBANK B very Aot encorod. Now and elaborate sconory. FOURTH OF JULY. PICNIC, TO-DAY, ot Tracy Grove. Trains loavo Groat Eastorn Dopot, Halated snd Kinzio- t 9 o'olnok, ubon-at, and Wi piag ¢ ‘and Westorn. uPu , Van Buron-at., at 10 0'clook oany stopplia'at Twelith, Toaty.socond, Thirty-flrst, and Forty-this -t Tralns will loave on rallroad timo. Tickots, 81 eac. NIXON'S AMPHITHEATRE, POBITIVELY TWO WEEKS ONLY, NONDAT, duly 9, ¥ commonolog TONY PASTOR And His Brilliant Troupe. TThe best company evor organtzed. For furtlior partlon. Isrs 800 futuro advortisomente. N, D, ROBERTS, Bus. Mansgor. GRAND PICNIC. At Qak Ridge, on Lake Shore, Near Illinols Central Rallroad, July 4. ‘A flne Band Prizo Foot Haces, open toall 0., 0., tho Plonfo. (on. o O'lirion, of Poorls, Hon. A. L. Mor- rison, and John F. Finorty, Ksq., will bo the orators of o day. ‘Throe Grand Excursion Tralns leavo Contral Depot, foot of Lako-st., at8a. m., 13 m, and8 . » stopping at all stations along tho route for parsonge Tlckuts can bo obtalnod at the dopot footof Lake.st., fuatof Ran- dolph-st., Park Row, By order of TIIE OBMITTRE, GRAND EXOURSION oF Tnr SWISS MZENNERCHOR MILWAUKEE (Gontin’s Park), SUNDAY, July & 1e78. Traln wil lesvo Depot, cormor of Canal ahd Klnflo-sts., at 7 o'clock, s, m. "Tickots for round trip, 83, inoluding sdmision (o Pionid and Hall. turn tlckota gond for all rogulur trains wntil Mlon July7: o bo lisd of tna membor and at the dopot on mornfog of doparturo, TOURTH OF JULY. Grand Ball st Burlington Hall, STATE AND SIXTEENTH.STS. Musto (urnishied by Novans & Doan's ity Band. Tickote, admiiting Gentloman and Ladius, $1.00. OCEAN NAVIGATION, NATIONAL LINE OF STHAMSHIPS. Balling from Now York for Quaonstown and_ Livorpocl exgry Saurity and (or Londondiractoweey fortnight” 3 TNy ‘rom Plora 44 "Eor QUEENTOWN aad LIVERPOO) tanlay, July 13 Canada...Saturday, ntere Jols 131 Bnatee: - atanday, Jur %3 and 47, North Rivor. Grog i Egypt.....Saturday, July 19: Cubin Passuge, 880, 800, an 00 Ercurslon Tiokets at Reducod Rater. STRERAGE PASSAGK, 89, ourronor. Passougors Lookod to or from Gorman and Soandina. vian poluts at low ratos. “Fho Stoamabipy of ths lino aro tho largost tn tho trade. Drafls on Groxt Britatn, Iroland, and the Continant. WILLIAM, MACALISTER, Gen'l Weat tern Agont, Northoast corner Clark and Randvlph-ats, (opposite now Sherman 1iouso), Ubloaga. NEW YORK TO CARDIFT, BRISTOL, LONDON, Anil all Othor Points in England and Wales, The Bouth Walos Atlantlo Btoaushlp Uompnuy's new firat-class Stoatuaipa will sal frops Pounsyivania Rall- road Whart, Jorwy Off PEMBROWE, GLAMORGAR, ‘Those stoansl byl aro pros vidod 'I"h l‘[‘,}‘“ latevt improvewmagts for the comfortand et ONYOSABIN AND BIZERAGH PASSENORRS. ¥ ¥ curroncy Tency, e B e ardesturs afoly 1o ardifl, at the O ieulary, anply o e Com- pacys Ofioms, No. 1 Dok Otaimbers, and & New York to ARGUIBALD BAXTER & CO., \fonte, No. 11 rosdiray, CUNARD MAIL LINE. ESTABLISEED 1840. Steam Botween Now York, Boston, and Liverpool. FH%M NEW YORK. "Ad Hoi Hoaton overy Tucs Cabln Passnge, 880, 8100 and 8130, Gold. n\g‘v‘xm«m Geu'l Weatn Ao STAT ‘oor, Olurk and Rando! B LINE. K D GOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL. NEW YOIK AN N o Thess slogant now steamors will sall (rom Pior, 1altoh Ferry, Lrooklyn, N. ¥, & follo i adh oaeuses Wodnesday, Aug.80, YR BATOWIN & GO L l\ull‘ll 74 Hroadway, N. Y. BAMPEL § TTARGIS, Afouis, Qor, of Ganal und Wost Madlsou-ste., Ultloage, Satling beico s » parta SRR, Sl i i aud 1 twion & weuk trom Now York, and carrying pas: ‘St roat Letaksy Tretand, GontiAontal a oditorranoe: 'd&r; i rory 466; Hiwer: ‘baat, §307 wos 1 Daria ssuio aa o orseinstines;” All pasablo o st sl o B Ao s snd N, oater Tasallsund Madiscitate,, Ghicago. HENDERSON BROTIXHRS, Agents, EDUCATIONAL, Harvard University, 1878=74%. Mombora of ono dopartmont havo o right to attond leo. taros and reoltations In auy other dopartmont of the Unl- versity without paying additionsl foos; for oxamplo, Law atudonta may ottond any oxorolsos thoy nloaso in Hatvard Collego, Modical studonts the ozercisos of tho Sclontific Bohool, ete. Tho degroes of Bastor of Arts, Dootor of Philasophy, nd Dootor of Solonca aro opon to Backlors of othor lu- stitutions. Tho yoar bogins in all departmanta on Thursdny, Bopt. 25, 1878, Rxaminations for admission to HARVARD OOLLIGE, tho LAWRENCE SOIENTIFIC SCHOOL, the MINING SOHOOL, and’ the BUSSEY INSTITU. TION will begin on Thuraday, Sopt. 25, st8a, m. Tho examination for advanced standing in the MEDIOAL SOIOOL takes plnca Sept, 203 for advanced standiog in tho LAW BOHOOL, Sopt. 35. ‘Tha Univoraity Oataluguo (including oxamination papora of 1871-72) may be obtainod from CHARLIS W, BEVER, Booksallor, Oambridge; prico, 50 conts. Olrculars do. soribing the savoral departinouts muy ba obtainad on ap- plleation to JAMES W. HARRIS, Sacrotary, Onnbirldgo, Mnss. “OFFICES. A few Very Desirable Offices are offered for rent in the Trib- une Building. Single or in suites. ‘With and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through- out the Building. Elevator running during all business hours. These Offices are not equaled in the city. The best for all classes of business requiring a central lo- cation. W. C. DOW, Room 21 Tribune Building. RAILROAD TIME TABLE, HRRIVAL AND DEPRRTORE OF TRAINS Summer Arrangoment. o RELANATION OF REFERENOE MATIRA. — Saturday ox. ¥ Bunday oxcoptad: . TAr- FiVo Btindsy 2t 810 e % Dalty, 027 ocoptod: LA MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Deput, Soot af Lake sty and fool of Teenty-secondt. cketafice, 67 Clurk ai., svutheuat corner of Kandolph, and 75 Canalat., corner af Hadison, Leave. Mot +1a main and air lao). Day Yxpross. Jagkson” Accorm ‘Atlantie Expros, Night Expross. ‘GRAND IATIDS AND FENTWATER, Morning Kxpross, Night Hapross,. B:00p. m 6:00m, m, HENRY 0, WENTWORTH, General Possouyer Agont. S CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicago, Alton & St. Louis TArough Line, and Louftiana GJlo:) e shor eoutefrom Ghicagoto Kaniaa City, Uniox epot, Weat Side, neirr Madison-st, bridge. Teave, Arrive, * 9:15a. m. |* 8:10p. m. ana, Mo,.. Wencna, Faci, Washis prees (Western Diviston. adiiot'a Dlaht Aczomodation * 515, m. " 8:10p. m. 0p. m. 4:10 p. m. Bt. Louls & Springtield Lightning| Ezpross, via Malo Line, aud alsol via Jaoksonvillo Divisfon.. 19:00p, m. [147:30p . ansas xpross, vis i sonvlllo, Iil., & Louistsns, BMo..|¥9:00 p. m. [$17:30 . m, Jofferson City Expres 300 p. m. [$37:30 &, m. Pooela, IKeokuk & Buria Jéx.rsse|* 92007, m. |4 8:10 b, m TDally, via Main Lino, and dally oxcept Saturday, ¥la Jaoksonilio Diviaton. - §8 Daily. via Matn Lino, and dally eacopt blonday, via Jacksonvillo Disision, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY. Onfon Depot, eorner Hadison and Canal-ute.; Ticket Ofics 63 South Clarkit., opposite Sherman House, ani at Depol, Arrive, t 6:50a. m. L [M1:008, m. " 415 p. m. CHICAGO, BIT‘LIMDTDN & UYUINCY RAILROAD. 7 ., indlang-av., and Strteent -ake. Tickel offices, No, B9 C Mall and Exprets......... Glavaand Wiricr i g nd Sioer OLy T Paciio st Ling.-ssars. 20 owne: . Aurora Passongt * 530 a. 1n. ‘Aurora Pazsanger (Kanday] 00D, 8. m. Dubuque & Sioux ity Exp. 0300 p, . m. Boclio Night Itxpross. ;m:mv, m. a.m, Downer's Grove Accommodation|® 6:16 p, m.! D. 10, ILLINOIS GENTRAL RAILROAD. Depol foat nf Lakesst. and foot of. Tickes oot Toenty-second-ate licér, 131" Randoiph-stes near- Clarke oo Lea 8t. Louls Ex; .. B 1oNS Tt L Oalro Mai Cairo Ky el 1 Hydeo and Hydo Park and Hjdo Park and Hydo Park and Oak Wor uxflu Park aud Oak Woods, 3 Hark aad OaE I, 113da Park aad Oak Yoo 2 PArk and dak Woi 1340 Park and Oak Wood CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Clty affces, corner Rundolph and LaSallests,, and 16 Canal ot., corner dladison-ai, Paotflo Fast Line Dubuqug Day £ Paolfio Night Ex) Dubuque Night recport & Dubuque Kxprues. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of VanBuren and Shernianats, Teket afice, '3 Weat Yadlson-st, Zea Omaha, Leaventr'th&Atohison E; & m, :;?HYI“AEDML\EM!I“HH. i ml;. :. Eefoamortn & & 10:00 5. . LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Dl o ettt ik Fatlotunat. and souihocs oorner Canal and Sadfaon-ats, Raprosa Accom. via Main Line. .| Mall, vis Alr Line aud Main Lino| Spoclal New York Kxpross, via) Al g lantip fex RIAA Hxprasa, v Biai Lin Eifbart Acconmodation. ... Bouth Glicago Accommolativs PITISBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. Teavs, | Arrive. CHICAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD. O Hoanhoate, danaral ot corner Hatates and North Iranchsts, DT e ok corer dtunaiph and LaSallo- Teave, Accommodation.... sees| B00 M TR fark Accommodation. 8118 B, Rivor Park Acsomnod Niver Park Accommodation...,..] 30D, 7 JFRT CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATE THROUGH LI INE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. Trom (he Great Central Raflrood Depol, fool e For (hrough dicksts and slseping-car birihs apply ul oo Tekel ugice, 191 Tiandolphets, near corner Clark; Qinalist,, corner Hadison; 05 ington, and at 1itin 1 fetiny o0rTer Washe rivo at Chicago at 7:87 8, m., B s O e e e, Sl A R e opot, €