Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1873, Page 3

THE COURTS. The Great Western Tolograph Com- pany Before Judge Drummond in Another Shape. Borfons Charges Respecting the Bonnor Estate, Agalnst tho Illinols Land and Xoan Company. Judgmonts Yosterdsy Ordered in the County Court Against Delnquont Tax-Lands, * Where Objections Have Not Botm Filed, The Courts in Brief---Oriminal Notes =-The County Oourt--« New Suits. The Groat Wostern Telograph Company v. Hilton, in roviow from the Distriot Court, was up before His HouorJudge Dfummond yestorday morning. This ia an ontirely now, original and eoparato set of suits from what is known to the world as Hilton v, Great Westom Tolegraph Company, in roview from the District Court, which Judgo Drummond declded o fow days ago. Tho 1aat was to sot aside bankruptoy procoedings; and this is to set sside an injunction granted by Judge Blodgett restralning the Company from procoeding with the accounting boforo s Master in Cbancory. Tho petitioner Hilton, under covor of whose namo all theso proceoed- ings’ againet tho Company are tnkon, objoects that tho nocountancy under en ordor of saother Court is & logal superflnity which tho ereditor Hilton can sfford to disponse with, and which is no longer necossary, now the Company baa boon adjudicated s bankrupt, The Company, on the othor hand, insist that the wholo of the bankruptoy proceadings which tho rocont declsion of the Circuit Court hna permittod to be roopened, hingo upon this no- rountancy, as without an accountanoy being saken, it will be imposaible for the Distriot Dourt to judgo of the truo state of the Com- pany’s affairs. Thorofors thoy have potitioned sho Oirenit Court in reviow of the Distriot Court order granting the injunction, praying that eaid injunction b act aside. 3 This was argued bofore Judga Drummond all tho morning, Tho subject was prosented in evory shape, and from every concelvablo atand- polut, by tho Jawyors on both sides, but nothing now was said or olleited ; and Judge Drum- mond, having givon & very dry nnd conversn- tional opinion that thers was nothing in tho matter that the parties could not have accom- plished equally well boforo_the District Court, without all this loss of time aud wasto of forms aud oxponse, pledged the hearors to understand that this was morely an informal sort of idea of his own, en passant, and that he would Jot them know oxactly what his opinion was, scoording to the formeand precedents, this morning, AN 1MPORTANT LAND LAW SUIT. ‘Wiliam R, Bonner filos s bill in the Cirouit Court against tho Ilinois Land & Loan Com- pany, the Cook County Land Company, the Con- necticut Mutuol Life Insurance Qompany, Lu- cius B, Otis, John Jones, exocutor and trustco of tho will of Galila V. Bonner, deceased, 3. W. Powall, G. W. Gotoholl, and William Schiwondell. Comploinant in Lig bill alloges that on the 5th December, 1855, Jamos D. Bonnor dlod intestato, at Chicago, leaving him surviving three children, Galila V., agod 18 ; Rosalia A., 15 yoars, an Poroy W., b yours ; that on %7th February, 1855, + latters of administration of the estato wero nted John Jones, who has long since con- * duoted the affairs of tho eatato 3 that decoased left tho xounwigg pioperty : all that partof Lot 4, Block 86, Bchool scction addition, which ‘lies ‘east of and adjoinivg tho west “ B43{ foot of said lot, being a pieco of land 16 feot wide, fronting north on Monroo street, and nxund.\nfilnuulh to alloy 198 feot; that on 17th April Galls V. Bonner died, leaving the romain- Ing two children heira to the property; that on 24 Decernbor, 1860, Roaalia A. Bonner died, un- married, at Wheaton, Iil., Percy W. Bonner be- ing only heir of the. proporty, leaving a will, * which was duly probated in the County Court of Dupage County, Il., aud lotters tostamentary were_duly issued to Jos ;Ba Platt, who died - shortly after, when Beth F. Danlols was appoint- sd administrator of the estate; that Percy W. Bonner died intostate as to the real oatate on 26th July, 1870, lenvieg complainant, his uncle, Casean: Andorson, his osunt, and the children of Galila R, 8mith, 'a do- ceased aunt, to-wit, Beverly D., Virginis, and Rolia A. Smith, his only hois-atlow; that * Percy W. Bonner died before reaching tho agoof 21 years ; that under an order of the Circuit - Court of COook Couaty, entorod 18th February, 1869, upon administrator's potition, Rosalia A, Bonnor's interost waa sold to_pay tho debta of her eatato, and conveyed to Ohufen A. Gregory, and that, by deod banring dato 24 Novembor, 1870, Oagaandra Andorson conveyed sll her in- torest as hoir-at-law of Peroy W. Bonner to said Gregory ; that by doed boaring date 28th August, 1872, John Jopes, Executor and Trustee of Ga- ila V. Bonner's will, mado & protended convey- ance of enid real estato to the Illinois Land and Loan Company ; that tho convoyanco was wrong- fully made, without any authority, and was in- duced by falso statoments and misrepresontn- tions mado by the Company aud ita agonts as to tho rights of said Company : that tho Company " had no right to such convayance ; that by an in- strument - in_ writing dated 20th ~ Janu- ary, 1870, Porocy . Bonner purported to convey for 'the alleged consideration of 810,000 to the Illinois Land and Loan Com- {nny_fizo abovo-describod roal estato; that ot . the'timo of making smid jnstrument Porcy W. Bonnor was a minor, and P, W. Gates was his logal gueriinn thal ho waa at the timo in ve poor hiealth, weak in mind, and easily influences and hn):uno& upon ; that the sale was not mads by any order of the Court, nor by the advica of any disintorested friends, but waa brought sbout by imposition, fraud, etc. ; that tho considern- tion was nota fifth part of thacash value of tho pmpmg; that tho instrumont was rotained and not flled until after tho death of Porcy W, Bon- ner, from whose friends the motfer of the convoyanco was kopt _secrot,—Porcy W. Bonner aevon being jnduced to loave the Gtato of Tllinois, with the intent on the part of tho Illinois Land and Loan Company toprevent sny ronunciation on his part of the property ; - that complainant iy entitled, a8 hoir of the de- .coased Feroy W. Bonnor to two-ninths of the real estato doscribod, Under tho ciroum- atances, with a view of getting his rights scttlod in Court, he prays that a Court of Equity may look into tho matter chargedand deolare Ler titlo in the premisca and that of the other partics who may have any claim thoreon ; including the oth- er dofendants herein named, YOI FOLECLOSURE, Goorge W, Gofl, of Now York, who haa com- menced suit in the United States Cireuit Qourt, In assumpsit, £8,000 dumages, against Luclen P, Bawyer and wife -and Honry A. Bawyer, of Belt’ Lako Oity, Territory of Utal, yeuterday fiod a bill for the foreclosure of & mortgage on certaln lands to sooure & note of 6,500 and in- torest, Tho landn consiat of lota in Beotion 18, Township 88, nmli- 3, east of 80 p. m., in La- Balle County, this State. Elizaboth B, huzer, of Will Oounty, joined her husband in the mort-_ i‘ 0 of the lands, and Honry A. Sanger, of Baly 0, endorssd the note, The complainaut avers, on information and bolief, that sinco tho mortgage, and when the defondsnts had not repaid tho amount of the notos, the firat two de- fendants mado & conveyanco of thoir right, titlo, and Intorost in_said lands, or a pare theraof, to the third defondant, Henry A, 8snger. Where- fore hio prays foreoloauroe, eto, TNE COUNTS CONDENSED, In the enit Stewart Robinson v. Post Printing Cornéfmy' 1 the United Htates Ciroult Court, vordlot was yostorday glven for plajntift, $35,000 damagos. Tlaintiff romits all excopt g064, and Judgmont was givon for that amount. ~Plalatift noknowledges paymont, In the long-continued and complicated case, Muneon v. Princeton Loan™ and Trust Company, from the Buporior Oourt, loavo wua vesterday iven to fille an amended bill, The allogationy n {lio amended bill are not of a naturo to (ntor- 4t the publio, Frank 0. and Maria I, Taylor. file abill in the Budneflor Cour}, against Ira Boott sud others, asking for the sppointment of & Trusles over that part of Blook 16 in- Bushnell's Addition to Chicago, commencing at & point on the esat line: of Doarborn atreat, 500 feet north of southwest ocorer of sald blook, running thence north on said east line 108 foef, to the northwest corner ¢ aaid block ; thience east on the south lne of T CHICAGO DAILi’ TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1873. . 3 thence south Maplo stroot 150 foet to nn alloy J 03 foot ; thonco parallel with Doarborn streot 1 wost 160 foot to place of boginning. Josoph Fround, yostordsy, in the Cirouit Qourt, commoncod anit sgainst Daniol A, Loring, dobt $10,000 and damagon 85,000, In tho mattor of Wrisloy Bros., in banlruptoy, Hqglrn A. Taylor was yostordny olootod Assigneo. V. Logro_yestordiny confeasod judgmont, in tho su‘rorhr Court, in favor of Horner & Lovy 5 ; and Murphy & Sampson and E. Mur- nhé, in favor of Anthony Bweeny for 8100, oorgo H, Edbrooho yestorday petitioned for mechanio's lion on Aiken's Thontro, northwost cornor Wabash avenue and Congroes stroot, for ©1,146. 'Tho same firm potitioned for mechinnic's lion on six housos belonging to W, M. Burbank, on Wobator avenno, noar North Olark stroot, Kantzlor & Hi ls. yostorday, filod a potition for tho adjudicstion of John 8, Garland & Co., clnlmlnglnaorednora under an unpaid noto of £0625, 'The debtors aro liquor-doalors, doing businoss on the south-onst corner of Wabnsh avonue and Jackeon stroot, The usual ruls to show cauge and warrant of oiznve weroe jesued. - . Natbaniel Doarhorn roploving the town of Loko, bfi Fex;lgua Riley, its officor, for thirteon cows, alloged to bo of & value of ®326. Ticld, Donodict & Co., youterday, commencod sult, in the Bupromo Court, agalnst William Hudson, in assumpsit, $2,000 dnmages, for goods sold and not paid for. Goodwillie & Bonjamin, for tho use of “Thomns Goodwillie, yestorday commenced muit againat the Btato Insurance Company of Mis- sourl, in nssumpsit, $2,000 dsmagos, and a simi- Jar sult againet tho Eastorn Insuranco Company, $2,000 damages. 3 Charlos Marcus yostordny commencod suit in tho Buperior Court aghinst - tho Grovor & Baker smflng Machine Company, in sssumpsit, $1,000 magos. ; Thomas MoMullon yostordny commenced snit againsl Jamos L. Burns, in the Buporlor Court, in ssaumpsit, #3,000 dsmoges. Barbara Kaisor yestorday commonced action for alandor, §10,000 damages, in the Superior Court, against Charles Boottchor. Bnrant Thompson and others yestorday com- monced suit, in the Circuit Court, in assumpsit 3,000, Trank Gozzolo yostordny filed papors in_dis- traint for rent v, Samuol Sharples, 64 Weat Mad- lson atroot, for $200, Tho Nutlnngfl Bank of Chicago yestorday com- moacod 8uit, in the Superior Court, ngainst the Garden City Manufacturing and Supply Com- pany, in assumpsit, $5,000 damages. ONIMINAL COURT ITEMS. Josoph MoDormoté pleadod guilty to the lar~ cony of a watch, and was sontenced to nine months in tho Houso of Corraction. Yrank Smith pleaded guilty to the larceny of Jowalry, and was romanded for sontence. Willlam Holmes and Jamos Morrissoy wera tricd on n similar nhnrf;o and acquitted. Tho Grand Jury will reconvene to-morrow for tho purpose of considoring the casos of prisonora now l‘:l:rfnu. By this menns such criminals asare now inoarcoratod will hiave thelr trial six weoks oarlior than they would otherwiso hiavo. A COMPLICATED BEDUCTION CASE. ‘The cago of Ludywig v. Bponknobel came up be- fore Judge Booth yestorday on a motion for a new trial, This s an action in which complain- .onts xecovered a vordict for £2,600 damnges for the soduction of his daughter by tho dofondant, o man of G0, the parties.to tho suit arg Lakesldo ngriculturists, and in their region tho caso {8 watched with considerable intoicst. On tho first coming up, on tho motion for s new trial, about a month since, the defondant plonded that now ovidonco could be producod in the shape of tho statoment of an omploye of defendant, whoso affdavit was filed, atating that he himsolf was tho soducer. Xereupon g;mmm himself put in doveral aflida~ vits thal tho eald omploys waa prosent at tho trinl, having boon brought thero as a witnoss by defondant, who, howover, foared to put him on the stand, Undor tho ciroumstances Judgo Booth docided to_postpone the furthor boaring of the motion. Yosterday several witnosses ap- B«nrnd on each side, and the swearing was vo ard, each bunch of tostifiers stating diametrical- ly opposite, 8o that it was n . diflioult mattor to dotormine whothor or nos tho said omploye was prosons at tho trial. The dpllinufl's, howov- er, woro & witness or two ahioead, aud the Judgo, who commented with becoming eoverity upon evident perjury which somewhere existed, over- ruled tho motion for o mew trial. Ela & Parkor, for plaintiff ; Thomss Shuley, for de- fondant. COUNTY COURT ITEME. : In the matter of the Btato and county taxes of 18724 was ordored that judgmont bo and is entered againgt oll lands and lots to whichno objggtion has beon filed. Margaret Edwards was appointed administra- trix ug tho eatato of tha late Goorge W.Ed- wards, under an spproved bond of $11,000. NEW SUITS. T UxrTep StaTes Omourr Coust.—Gaorgs W. Goff, v, Lucien P, Bauger ; assumpslt, $3,000, Same v. Bama; blil for foroclosing mortgage., Tuz_OmoUrs Coun.—-T,805—Appeal, 7,86—Jo- neph Fround v, Daniel A, Loring ; dobt, $10,000, dam- ngos, $5,000. 7,897—Appeal, ,898—8amuel A, Tol- mon'and John A, Kiog v, E, W, Nolsou; assumpsit, $250. 7,899—Barant Thompson ot al, v, Oarl Nerlson + assumpelt, $3,000, 7,000—Willam R, Bon- mer v, Illinols Land' and Loan Compauy, The Gook County Land Company, The Connoetlcit Mutual Life Insurance Company, Lucuis B, Otis, John Jones, executor and trusteo of “the will of G, V, Bou- ner, decossed, W. W, Powcll, G. W, Golchett aud William Bchwondel, 17901, to'791i—Appoals, 7905— Frank Gozzolov. Bamuol Bisrples ; dlstrain for rent of 84 West Madison street $200, (Burnt Record,) 02— Willard N, Bruner v, Mary V. Bea, ot al.; bill, 93— Ohnrles Proebating v, Lovina Cook ‘et sl.; petition to confirm title and remove cloud, Tug BurEnion Count,—i4,310—THorner and Lovy v, ¥. V. Legro; confession,’ $425, 44,311—Anthony Bweeney v. — Murphy and E, Murphy ; confesslon, $160, 44,312—George I, Edbrooke v. W, 31, Burbank ; pelition for mechanica’ lion, $500, 44,313—Same platns U, v, Goorgo Whito et al.; satic, $1,146. 44,314— Nafhanfel Dearborn v, Tho'Town o oflicer, Fergna Riley ; ropievin, $325, 44,316—3Mary v. Honry T. Truox; dlvorce, 44,310—Honry A, Harris and Thomsa Oowln v. Josoph Vall and Willlam B, Og- don, petition for mechianies’ lien, 44,317—Foter W, Flold. ot al v, Willlam Hudson ; neaumpeit, 23,000, 44,318—Goodwillle & Benjamin ({ar uso of Thomns Goodwillle) . Slate Insuranco Company of Missour! 3 sssumpsit, $2,000, 44,319—8ame plaintiif for use same v, Tho Eastern Insurance Company § nssumpsit, £2,000.”_44,320—~Charles Marcus v. Grovor & nker Bewlug-Machine Company ; assumpslt, 1,000, 44,321 —Suppressed for service; divorce on the ground of oruelty, 44,322—Conrad V. Mary A, Helmor ; divorce, on tho ground of desertion, 44,323—Eleanor E, Behaffer v, Georgo O, Schaffer ; divorc, on the ground of desertion. 4,824—Third National Dank of Cblcago . Gardon Citv Manufacturing and Supply Company : ansumpsit, $5,000, 44,325—TLomas Mchullon v, Jamcs L. Burns § sssumpslt, $3,000, 44,326—0liver D. Griggs v. R, P. Flerco ot al.: assumpsit, $1,000, 44,327— Darbara Koiser v. Charles Boottchor; elsudor. (810,000). 44,328—John J. McGrath v.L'N. Tsracl; assumpst, $1,000, 44,335—Jamen O, Millor v, Joromo Q,, and D, C. McLean, and J, B, Hunt; damages, $500, 44,030—Adolph Zeller v, John K, Marchell; garnish ‘ment, $305. 44,331—Frauk O, Taylor et al, v, Ira Heott ot al; 49,332—8usan v, Heary Faithi divorceon ground of adultery. 43,333—Walton Marks v, Samuel W, Xroff ; assumpsit, $300, 3 THE GAME LAW. To tha Eaitor of The Chicage Tribune: Bm: Bhall we respoct and enforce the now Gamolaw ? It is a good law, and oughtto be lived up to by overybody. I am credibly in- formed that prairie-cbickens were sorved on tho tablo of a leading hotel twico the last woek. It one hotel broak the law, why not all ? I appoal to the publio and the proper officors to soo too that law becomes not a dend lettor. Loven oy TuE Bios. Omoaco, July 22, 1873, Theo. Mexican Froutiere-Improbable Story of o EBatileseGen. Mackenzie Xeportod kitled. Tho following is an extract from the Waco (Texas) Examiner of July8: “‘Mr. Wm, Joln- son, of tho stago-coach line, arrived from a vielt to dnnhury, ‘Wood County, evoniug bofore last, Ho informs us that nows of a serious engago~ mont botwoon Mozioans and Kickapoos on -ono side, and the Amorican forces, undor Geon, Mac- kenzle, on the othor, had been racelved at that place, The battle ocourred, sccording to this report, on the load waters of the Concho, tho 5 or 4th of this month. Tho fight was mado by the Indlans, it is supposed, to avongo tho insnlt and injuries of the famous Mackonzioraid, The aasailants wero lurgoly in excess ns to num- bers, aud the contest was bloody and Bov®re, ro- lum'ug in a viotory to tho Amoricans, moug\: at the expounso of many brave soldiors, including the commandecr, Gen. Mackenzio, himself, ‘L'he Mexican loss is ostimated at nesrly 200 killod sud wounded. ‘Tho nows was bmuiht. soys Mr, Johnson, bfi » man just from the vicinity of the confliot, and the ,;:uoplo of Granbury seomed to think tfall truo. —— T'he 01d Oathollcs, The Chiof Qourt of tho Grand Duchy of Baden has docidod that Old Oatholics hre Catholics within the meaning of tho torm ; that un insult to tholr divine sorvico falla withln tho moaning of Soctlon 160 of tho Ponal Qodo of the Em}lh‘u (Insult to any ullqlmm #ocloty oxisting within tho empire or ita institutions, &o.), and that therofora an uitramontano papor (free Voices) was to bo brought hotore thoe asslzos, on account of insulting - exprossions used Dby it abont tho 01d Catholics, T'ho Court botow hns decldoed that the Old Oatholica did not bolong to any existing :rlll!oud eocloty within tho meaning of the soo- on, " tracts WOMAN-PARTNERS. Con Marvied Women Enter Into Part- nership with Their Husbands and Othors? Proceedings Beforo Jndgo Drummond to Sot Asile Judge Blodgeti’s Famous Declsion, The Cnse of the Bankrupts J. D, Kinkend and Kin- koad & Co, Query : Was Mrs, Kinkead a Tartner? And Can Croditors of Mor Mushand Claim Against the Estato of tho Tartnership. The colobrated Kinkend bankruptey caso, in which Judge Blodgett enuncinted tho dooctrine that & woman can ontor into o partnorship with any man, oither including or excluding her hus- band, which crosted not o Httlo oxcitomons at the time, came up, yestordsy, in roview, before Judge Drummond, in tho United States Qireuit Court in thomattor of the claim of Miles Mansor, Mr. D, B, Hounshell, of Jonos, Hounshell & Lowls, Newport, Ky., appoarod as counsel for the petitioner in roview: and Mr. Tonnoy, of Tennoys, Flowor & Abercrombie, 88 counsel for tho Assigneo of the bankrupts. i The facts in tho ease havo alroady boen pub- lished in 'M'ne TribyuNE, and need now only bo rocapitulated Dbriofly: J. V. Farwoll & Co., of this city, on tho Tth of Decomber, 1871, potitioned for the bankruptey of Josoph D, Kiukead, and A. E, Kinkead, hiawifo, doing busl- noss togother as Kinkead & Co., at Pontiag, Livingston, in this district, and jupon trial, 16th Tobruary, 1872, said firm of Kinkead & Co., and J. D, Kinkead, wore found guilty of tho acts of baukruptey charged, and adjudication was entered. ““ As it appesred. from the papors that A. E. Kiokesd was a fomo covort™ no spocifio adjudication was onterod against her. Milos Manser, of Kontucky, potitioner in roview, found debts againat said J. D. Kinkoad amount~ ing to over $16,000, and domanded to bo paid & dividond out of tho co-partnorship assots, Tho co-partnorship_creditora objocted. The claims ngainst J. D, Kinkead were contracted long be- foro tho YH‘DBNND of J. D, Kinkead and bis wife, and the quostion aross whother the partnership ngsots for such claims. the onsulnj hearing, it wns contended on tho part of Mr, Manser that Mra. Kiukoad, boing o married woman, could not enter into & partnorship with hor husband, that the reloudml, partnorship was void, and the business bolonged to J. D. Kinkead 18 tho solo logal trador, by reason of her inability 0é & married woman to make a binding contract, and that the assots of the so-callod partnership belonged sotely to J. D, Kinkead, The Court juatly snid, in roviewing thin caso, that the questions raised woro important, na tonching the powors of all married women to mako binding contraots, and the jurisdiction of a Court of Bankrupley in the promises, Tho Court roviow- od the Inws, showing that by rigid ruls of com- mon law a woman cannot enter into partnorship, but that tho modorn doctrine in oquity bad grown to bo that o woman may hold her soparato rc{mrty. control, snd disposo Of it sub- ect to tho anmeulu of dobts oonbractod or about ti or oven purchaso of said proporty. Chus far had tho courts gone without refaronce to the stat- utes ; and the Illinois Logislaturo, in 1861, gave full control to a married womon of all roal and porsonal property owned by lor at the timo of or marriago, or which sha may roquiro altor- wards ; the ugrumu Court of tho Btate, in its oxposition of the statute, had decided that a married woman can bo suod ot law on & con- tract mndo in relation to lier soparate proporty and In 1869, tho Logislature dealared that o mar. ried woman is invested with the full control Op Lor own oarnings, and with tho right to sue fol and colloot tho eame in her own namo, Al o, which confirmed the Court in the view that Mrs Kinkend was hor husband’s legal tending part: ner, that Mr, Kinkead was not Kinkead & Co.” that Mr, Kinkend's estato was not Kinkesd & Co.'s ostate, and that it was liable for Mr, Kin- kond’s dobts, In bringiug tho mattor into the Circuit Court, tho object of Mr. Mansor was to sot asido this ruling. The argumeonts took up the wholo of the afternoon. ‘wero _liablo PER CONTRA. Mr. Hounshell, aftor firat urging on tho ques- tion of the jurisdiction of the Gireult Gourt, pro- cooded, in effect, us follows ¢ Let us ask tho attention of tho Gourt while wo exam. fne {ho opinfon of tho Court Lelow, The learned Judgo eays: 4 Sho may own the wholo of a tock of merchandise, or the machiucry aud furnishings of a ‘manufactory, and havo the entiro profit, and bo labla for {hie losscs, and 1f she may own the whole thero I certanly no obatacle to hier owning tho Lalf or any other sharo of tho stock, In othor words, sho may be- ouo a partuge with anottior porson, and why ot wity her huaband 2~ Tho anwer 16 given Ly tho Cour of Appeals in Piko v, Daker (L) 63 10 163; decided ot its Juno term, 1870, in thess words: ' Al con- tracts entered into etiocen husband aud wife, whether executed or unexecuted, are held fo bs void, In tho court below it was contonded that tho wifo could not o o partner with a third person, That position 1y atill hold to bo sound. The learned Judge sssumed the polnt at fawuo f,e. that sho could hoa partnor of another person, and hence concluded that sho might botho parinar ‘of her Lusbaud. Even though oo might bo the partnor of a third " poreon which fs do- nlod, it docs ot ex-vltormiui follow that she moy bo tho partuer of hor hustand, That all con- botwoen husband and wifo aro vold, whetlier ~ oxecuted or unoxecuted wns & polutaub Judice in Piko va, Baker 43 Ill, 163, Tho Court thiero say 3 #In sfirmance, it I8 urged that Will- fam Baker and his wifo could iave traded of ho could liave given Lior tha proporty, if tho transaction wea in go0u falth, and tho caao of Bweenoy va, Damoran, 1 Il 460, 16 reforred to ss Aupparting tlio proposition. 1t Waa there inadvertantly aid, it hns alyays been held that a contract entored nto by the husband and tio wife, whon executed, was valid sud binding, Thie ia not the rule, aa ail_contracts entered {nto beltogen hus- band and wife, whether executed or unsxecuted, are Jield to e vofd,” What should have been eaid {a that cate fa, that ail gifts to, or soltlomonts mads upon tho wifo, through the intarvention of o_trustoe, or when convoyod to hior by third party, aithough tho pro erty was pald for by tho husbaid, ho not boing n debt, and the traneaction belng miade in good faith, biaye always boen upheld, “7ut6 {4 the extont to which voluntary sottlsmonts or gifts to tho wifo by the Liusband havo boon carried, and tho rule must bo thus limited.” The argumont in tho court below that tho wife can not bo s partnor ia Toliod ou in this court, And now, iu coneluding our romarks on this branch of the caeo, it s propor o cone denso our conclusions arrivod st by argument, That thoSupremo Court of Ilinols has never decidad thst tha wifomay be a partner under (ho actof 1801; that it husa decidad that a wifa can not make a contract with her busband, 63 11), Rep,, 163; that the act of 1861 relativo to married 'womon docsnot in anywise remove thio dlsabilitios of the wife in respoct to contracts mado with hor husband, Streolor va, Btreoter, 43111, Rep,, 157; that the opidion of the Court of Bankruptcy is in digect confllet with thess doclsions of tho Qourt of Appealn of Tllinols ; thattheao decicions of the Gourt of Appeals havonover gono beyond the polnt of halding tho wifo liablo in o suit ot law ogolnst her upon cons tract mado with regard (o hor saparato oelato ; that & marriod womau without $oparate cstato hua nover Dbeon hiald by the Court of Apposla of Iinola to ba liablo upon say contracis mado by hior undor tho act of 1801 ; that {o make Mra, Kinkead a bankrupt in thls cazo shio must have Lnd separato catate, must have made contracts to bind horsclf, muat bave beon & artnor of her husband, That shohad 1o heparate eae fato, made no contracls, Wad ot tho pariuor of hor ushand, Aronot thoss conclusions all roct? ‘Wholearned Judge aays: *‘Thore way no ploa of "coverturs interponcd by Mr, Klukead, {msamuchs a it appearod Sroul the polition, aid alko from other papors and proofs i1 the case, that shis wss o fone coverl, no spoeifio ndjudication wad entorod nguiust’ hor" Why was mot an adjudication of Lankruptcy made ogatnst hor; doos 1ot the 80th soction of the act require that a_par{nor- sbip firny, ond cach membor thereof, in proocediugs againat tho Grm, eball simel of sémel Lo adjudged baukrupt, in case of an adjudication of bankruptoy sgainst tho firm? It clearly eo sppoars from {ho worda of o act, by that suction o wareant issucs sefz fugall tho jolut stook and proporty of tho partnorshin, and also (lio uuparate catato of esch partnor of tho firm, Tt furthor provides that undor such_sdjudica- ton sl the ereditors of tho parinership and the {ndl- vidual creditors of each partner shall hayo s forum in whlch to prove their dobls, 1t likewlso provides that the certificata of dischiarge, undor thin agction, shallbo grantod oF rofusod {0 each partner, as the sano onght or would s 1€ the procecding ind ' beon alona ngatust such partner, It {n upon the principle that ons forwn i 'provided in baokruptoy for all tho partios uterosted in_ tho - fndividusl or pariuership asols, Oup mcoling Iu that forum of sl partles intorosted {n fho Srm and individuul nsuots, whatevor that intorest sy be, must dotonnine ali liffiation to which tho procoedings in baukruptey undor that kind of a pelition can glve sivo; atierwiso thoro mny ho as mauy petitions ss patliiors or supatate procoodings in baukruptoy to narshal on the one haud jolut ot iho other sopatalo eatato, 'Tlita could nover “have Leen tho intontion of the nct, Will ‘ot this Gourt, if necessary, mot asido all tho decisions of {he Court below, and requiro the matter of Mre, Kinkead's slleged connection and partnership with hor husband in merchiandising st Poatisa (o bo d each in {taelf cor- e management, improvement,' inveptigated ofther io thia forum or the Court of - Bankruptoy 7 Doos Lila not becoma moros Apparent a8 wo read the ovidenco adduced in this Conrt? It is nuw proven in {his forum that Mre, inkoad niovor had any separate ostato dorived eithar from hor husband or othor pors nons; that aho waa at tho {imo nho_came to Tilinols, and lisa beon over since, without proporty; that sho nover roade or attompled to make any contract of co- parinorahip with her husband; that sho never en. gagod In trade ot Pontiuo with Lim, nor Lold Lorselt ont na tho pariner of her busband, "This s n court of original ag woll as appollate Jurisdiction, of equitable ne woll as common Jaw Jurladiction, and will not siiffer tho ends of justico to bo defoated, a8 would bo clearly {hio reanlt in tlio ond If the clnimant were postponcd ty tho claima of the l\llvimnl:d firm croditors. Agaln, tho Oourt bolow says: *In tho absonco of posiivo praof npon’ the point, fho Qourt must preammo thisb Mrs, Riokend contributed hor portion of ‘tho copital to siart tho buninoss, and that sho, 08 cho ovoted Inwtally mighi, dun tlmo, nkill; and businicss nbility to tlie’ affairs of tho firm, or ulrnl!’l:xn, in othor worda, hiave gono {nto ihie busine ‘o presumption of all aud cach of thess sovornl acts and hinga by tho court below, gava & moral and agnitabla aspect to thocaro which weighiod Lioavlly with tho court of bankruptoy, and {o which 1t has given nirong expression, Yot it ls concelved by us tha tho ouus proband of Lo nogative of each of thess propositions hins beon sxstimed fn this fornm by us and indiapuisbly proven. ~ Tho losrnod Judgo bna given oxpreasion to somo oquitabie viow of this caso o which, beforo closing onr notice of hia oplulon, 15 thouglit proper to advert, 1ic ways, afler noticl it o tho disabilitios of coverture and the oxceptions lhcuf-‘ to, * But thla £Igld rulo of tho common law haa been yoy el olazed boll by tho courls of enulty and by Ieqislation on tho subject.” It is conceded {lint (b Legislature can romove the disabilities of coverture fu Wholo or fn part, but until it 1s thus occomplishiod or by tho fundamental Jaw, {t {s confidontly beld thal o courl of cquity ean ndt chungo tho law. Tulty 15 that branch of Jurisprudence whioh eitlor onforeca or ndministors, A civil right wherein tho courts of common law are inadequate, But equity dos not croato & right non-oxisient at law, nor can it chango tho law. ~ All 1t can do Is cither toonforce a right, or to sdminiator o right whoreln tlie Courts of comimon Jnw aro Inadequato to do oithior. This {6 tho wholo juriadictfon of .equity courts, Is it, there- fore, thonght that tlicso righls which “on the ono’ hiand cquity -onforces, oud “on tho othor admiusters, oro non-existent it Isw? Thera can bo 10 groater arror \lian o supposs it. Lat s {u conclusion sound, fond, tho act of 1801 ‘with regard to tho disubllition of coverture romoved by 1, or tho oxcoptions to tho wifo's genoral disabilitica created by the act, in regard to hor dealings with her #oporato datate. 1t has been docided in Cooknon v. Toole, that the oatato of tho wife under tho act is o 1ogal eatata; ¢hat sho may bind hersolf and bs sucd at Iaw on contracts made with respect to {t, Bhe could bind her soparato cstate in oquity befaro tho act of 1861, Tho courls of Ilinols lava’ not decidod that ‘wlion o 1o sued 0 oxcaution undor tho act, the judg- mout shall bo ontozed o porsonsm agalut Lor, oF that it shnll not he entered in rem against her proper~ ty. 'The decrces in oquity beforu the nct in such cascs ‘wero in rom against her property, aud nover in per- sonam agatnathor, Tho Gourt of Appeats of Tllinols bas docided undor this nct that nll contracts botswoon hus- band and wife aro void. This s beon so decided twico rince thoactof 1801, Doos not this view defeat any pro- gocdioga agalast Mrs, Kinkoad upon the suppsed con {rast of parnership calored fnto butwoon hermlt and husband sa it is aliegod ?_The act scomsa only to croato another oxcoption to the lst of the wife’s goneral dis- sbilitles of coverturo, If the act had removed tho ‘wife's disabilities, then lior contracts with her husband would not havo been void, ss has bocn deciilod undor theact, It ml‘{ Lo safely assumed, thoraforo, that tho wifo's gencral disabilitics have not' boon removed by thonot. It seom that an oxcoption fo tho wife's gon- cral disabilities of coverture has boon created by the act to tha extent to pormit hor atlaw to contract with sogerd to her separate eelato, Thero cannot bo o doubt of the foct that s contract betweon husband and wifo to form & mercantllo partnorship 18 void n Iill- nole, It seoms aleo to follow from the act that a fomo covort without soparate catato in Illinols is not liable to bo sued, Theso soem to bo fair_concluslons potuted o by tho act and docided by tho Gourt, It it safe to dopart from thio beaton track? s it not bottor infinitely to stand super sntiquas viam, as was said by tho great English Judge who succeeded the brilliant Mansfield? Is it Dot hezardous to_cub looso from tho traditions and recodents of our aucestors? Their exporicnco should our wisdom ; tholr wisdom our guldo. To cast them aaldo {s to plungo fnto an ocean of uncertaintics, and Iaunch our prow into pitchy darkneas, whilo o heavy gale is wolghing in satern to'drive our vessel into sea traita mora dangorous than Scylla and Qlirybdis, aa wo follow a soductivo charm which, although bot equnl'l! musical, ia nono tho loss fatal to its votarics tWian tho syren's Bong of yore. Mcr, Tenny, for tho othor side, was brief, in- “cisive, and olosr, as usual. His argument moy };ln ‘llmmmml up under tho following genorsl onds 1 Tiyst—Tho error was in the original bill ; that tho defendants wers partners. That has never Doen sttacked. Second—1hoadjudication could only be attack- od bI writ of error. Third—Dlauser now sceks to introduce mew evidonca showing tho that wifo was not a part- ner, This cannot bo dono. Fourth—It tho quostion stated is to be roach- ed, if evor it Is roached, wo say that Judge Blodgett's docision is right. The Court redorved his decision- —_— PERSONAL. A, M, Britton, 8t. Louis, ia at the Gardner. The Hon. J. A, McCoy, Peorn, is at the Grand Pacifio. Col. B. A, Johnson, Louisville, 18 at tho Shorman. Col. John E. Biweot, Nebraska City, is at the NMatteson. The Hon, H. Partling and family, Topeks, Kau,, are at the Gardner. The Hon, Davia_Wilbur, M. 0., of Milford, N. Y., is at the West 8ide Briggs. The Rev. D. G. Wright, of Now York, is at tho Weet Bide Briggs. Tho Hon. 8. I, Anthony, of Valparaiso, Ind., is at tho Wost Bido Briggs. 1. W. Booville, Prosident Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, is at tho West Side Briggs. O. B, Lawrence, [[llinois Central Rallway, is at the West Side Briggs. Tho Hon. J. 8. Morton, United States Benator, Nebraska, is ut the Grand Paciflo. The Hon, Morris Bellers, Pittsburgh, is at tho Grand Paciflo. Col, R. P, Binclair, Grand Rapids, is at the Grand Pacifio, ‘Tho Hon. I. MoAndres and family, Dixon, aro at the Gardner. Tho Hon, Thomas M, Dunham, Troy, N. Y., is at tho Matteson, The Hon, D, J. Morroll, Johnstown, Pa., is at tho Grand Pacific. Among the arrivals at the Gardner yostords; wera the following : J, A. Marston, Boston ; If, B. Smith, Now York'; M., Kstzenstoen, Little Rook ; H, 8, Farnasworth and family, Clinton ; Jobn Bummerfleld and Willlam Allon, New Haven ; Joshua Stark, Milwaukes ; A. B, Field, Balom, Mass, ; John Lakin, Rookford. Among the srrivals ab the Bherman yestorday woro the following: James M. Rankin, M. A, Ponnington, Hamilton, Ontario ; John hrown, Boston ; Henry Lumfinn Rochoster ; T, Evans, Ban Francisco; B. N. Johnson and wifo, Tlli- noig ; R.J, Tousloy and wife. Bolvidere ; E. D. guafhuty, pMuym-; E. P, Powell, Bt. ouls, Among the atriyals at the Grand_Paciflo yes- terday were tho following: O. L. Braco, York; J, D. La Belle, Philadolphin; F. H. Howo, Washington; H. G. ‘MoKoliop, 8t, Louis; G. B. Burtan, Cloveland; F. Schulor, Oincinati; N. R, Gil}, Baltimore; G. M. Fogg, Nashville; A. T, Bwasoy, Brooklyn; W. Bvans, Utica; 8. I Officer, Mondville, Pa,; J, E, Foster, Shorman, Toxas; Greontiof Olark, St, Paul; O. M, Bur- bank, Hendorson, Ky, —————— THE HOSPITAL-SITE, To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune : Bin ; Tho Oounty Commissionors hiave done 8o far a good work in geouring bids for o hospital- lot, in reforring them ton propor committes, and in instruoting that committoo to consult the medical staff of the hospital aa to the most prop- or lacality for tho new Lullding. Tt 1a to be hoped the committeo wero also in- struoted to roport early. ‘Thero can cortainly ba no reagon for any oxtended delay in the dotor- mination of this question, As soon as tho faoty are arrived &t, tho docision ought to be made. Any delay glves opportunity for wire-pulllng, combinations, and sbarp praotices, on tho parb of sollers. We have had sbundant samplos of this kind of procooding alroady, and the peoplo have o right to hopo that, In this wholo business—the establishmont of o hospltal that #liall bo an honor to the connty,—from beginning o end, thoro shall be no jobs, or combinations, or moannoss sllowed bz the County Doard. Now, the facts to bo arrived at are theso:. The genoral reglon in which the hospital shonld Do locatod; tho slzo of the lot neodod, and its to- ography; and the amount the county can afford 0 pay. 4 'hz' doctors are, it secmns, to Lo consulted on all these pointa except the luet. Thoy ean dacldo, I vonture to prodict, with a good dogreo of unan- imily, in ono consultation of half-an-hour; I am guro they witl pload for spuce, frosh air, and good draioago, ‘The Commissloners, or the cotmmitteo, will neod Jittle timo over thelr past oconsidorations of the subject, to eay how muol it is proper to pay for & huuplial-lot. Thero can Do no oceasion, then, for delay. C The Board owe it o themselves, howover, to remembor one or two facts in determining {nis matter. One e, that Obioago, before as many onrs 46 ono Lias flufium, will double her popu- ation, aud, boforo half of us nx]‘nnb to dle, will have & million of poople withiu hor Lordora, Anothor fact is, that, five yoars honco, au nd- ditional purchaso of 1and in & proper locality will ontall twico tho oxponso tho samo purchaso will if mado noyw. In bolalf of many peoplo, wo Bay, Mossra. Commisslonors, bo liboral in the matter of & Hospital, Wohavo tho groatost parks in the country—In ncton_ nt lonat; wo havo tho most ro- markable and bost system of wator-supply ; wo havo tunncled & river twico, and turned the rivor up stream; we have s hlatory of dovolop- mont and growth tbat i mbaolutely unproce- dented; wo have met the most crushing misfor- tunes with a recuporation that hag litted us into proportions more gigantic than over; wa aro about lo crown our mnterinl development b; building, throngh your wisdom, wo hono, an that of the City Couneil, o Clty-Hall and Court- THouro that shall be In keoping with ovorything .olgo wo have and do. Bo liboral, then, wo eny, and do yourselves and ua o credit when you de- tormine whero, and low, and when, wo shall have & now Hoapltal. . i i EVANSTON. Meoting of the Villuga Trustccge=Aces tion Looking ‘Kowaril the Estnbiishs m of Watc WWorks «= Protest Against the Removil of Prof. fRay=- mond ns Principal of the FPublic Schools, 'ho Bonrd of Trustoos of this village mot in the Town Hall on ‘Fuosday ovening. Prosont, Cbarles J. Gilbort, Presidont, ad L. J. Gngo, 0. A, Willard, William Blanchard, Wilson Pholps, 1Tugh A. Whito, Attorney of tho Board, and Charles X. Baunister, ‘own Clork, C. K. Bannistor, a clvil engincor, who hed been in- structad to tnke soundings in the lake, roported that 250 feot north of the pior, atn point 1,060 foet from tho shoro, the wator was thirtaon feot doop; on tho samo linc, 500 oot from the shoro, {twas nine fact doop. Accopted. P. T. Touhy requeatod tho uso of Michigan Park, on tha lake slore, for a picnioof the Catholic Church of Evavston on Aug. 13. Granted, William I3, Lunt, Agent of the Northwestorn Univorsity, reprosonted to the Board that tho Universily was lnying o tilo drain from Milburn stroot to the Big Ditch on Chicago avenue, snd aalkod the permission of the Board to lower tho grado of tho streot, from noar Oool strool to Milburn, from six to oight inches, and also to build sidowalks on Chicago avenuo 'from Fostor strect to Milburn streot, Roforrod to the Com- mitteo on Stroots and Sidewalks. Tho Clerk was instructed to publish tho fol- Do d s will bo ved 3 He roposals Tecolver mfifi’i&m‘ifl?fifigf’ 5 tha uodoralgned, Olork of he Poard of Trutves of tho Vitlago of Eyauaton, for tho following proposod improvements, viz: A crib, so constructod a8 to filtrate and purify the watar, to bo lo- catod in Lake Michigan at & polut 500 featoutfrom the shore, north of aud near tha Evanston pler, in nine foot of water, Fivehundred feet of iron pipe, 16 inchea in diameter, to be lald from tho shiore to tho interior of said crib, with all nacessary piling or othor protocs tion necdfu for properly securing tho samo. Partloa offoring plans and proposals must furnish with samo full spocifications s to kind of material and manner of constructing tho work propoacd. Thoy will nlso describo the pipes offered, modo of connacting oints in samo, also mode of filtration proposed, nnd time within which tho work shall bo completed, not later than Dec, 1, 1876, Tho Board resorve the right 10 rojoct any and all plons and bids offered. The Clorlc was insiructod to furnish the Btraot Commissionor with blanka for the colloc- tlon of poll-taxes, and tho Streot Commissionor was instructod to collect the snme. “Tho Bonrd thon adjourned. tonting agaimst e action ot tho A papor protesting against the action Dunx‘n’l E{ I:‘.‘:lucnuonqu employing O. B, Haven, Tseq., sud discharging Prof. Charios Raymond o ?’riucipnl of tho public sohools, 18 now in elr- culation, It bas boen signed by ono hundred and fifty of the most prominent cilizons of the lace, headed by tho mames of Dr. Henry aunistor and Dr. N. 8. Davis, Tho ground of protost is not on account of incapacity on the art of 0. E. Ilnven, tho oldost son of r. E. O. Haven, but on tho ground that Prof. Rtaymond' bas conducted tho achool in o highly satisfactory mannor, aund ig ominent- ly qualified for tho position by exporienco and ligh abilitios, and that ho had boon unfairly do- posed by a cliquo orgamzed to defeat him. Ru- mor gays that the School Troasurer and tho County Buperintondent havo had a hand in the mattor. rof. Raymond bhaving had sowme trouble with the former in scnu.ringr.hbpn{ fortho teachors, whon hobelioved thore weroamplofunds in tho Tronsury, and with tho Iattor for not_act- ing on cortain suggestions mede by him, which noomod to tho Profossor not politic. Tho vil- lage hins beon oxcited over the matter ever Binco it wns made public, nnd the sentimont seoms very strong ngrinst the Board aund the partios montioned, Prof. Ruymond was hired for o pe- riod of time ending in April, 1874, and bo states that whether ho acts as Principal or not, he shall look to the Roard] for his mglulu pay. Tho wholo affair scoms slightly muddlod at~ proseut, ond lively times aro expected, e HYDE PARK. A Lively Mooti of the Trustces and Water Commissionersese A Dead- Lock Growing Out of o Pifference of Opinion HRegarding the Best Pumping System for Water~Works, An extra mooting of the Hyde Park Trustcos (o)1 tho membors presont) was hold on Tuesday ovoning fram 7 to11:40 p. m., to consider the water-works question and to endaavor to sottlo some quostions and differonces which appear to have parslyzod tho efforts of the Water Com- misgioner for nenrly o yeur past., Moessra, H. B. Bogue, C. M. Hardy, James Wadaworth, and Paul Cornell, of the Water Board, woro also presont. It was very soon ovident that irrocon- cilable difforences of opinion had prevented the Board from submitting o roport, Eo often promised, so often delayed, and which oven yot they woro not propared to submit, Atter much urging on the part of the Trustces, Mossra, Boguo, Hurdy, snd Wadeworth, on- dorsed, recommonded, and handed in a report made to thom by their onginocer, William Smith, which proved to be an apparent examina- tion of differont systoms of pumps, but in real- ity a labored argument in favor of Worthing- ton’s, and o caroful eolection of statistical roports to prove the three-fold costof raising wator by Holly’s pumps, ‘The roport was accepted and placed on fllo. Mr, Cornell mado a minority report in favor tho Holly systom, with all the ‘modern improve- ments, Tho report was accepted and placed on file, A vory lengthy and ncrimonious debate was indulged in by most of the Water Board, during which they were froquently called to order for personalitios and inaccurata statements, Mr. Barnoy, of the Trusteos, made g report of his trip to Bay Oity, Jeckson, and Baginaw, and, ‘boing bimself o practical ongincer of long ox- perience, gave tho reasons for his thorough con- Version o tho principloa and Rmum working of the Holly systom, Though disclaiming any intentiou of oriticising the Bmith mpnr;( ho completely demolishod somo of its conclusions, It beiug apparent_to all that if wator-works are constructed in Hyde Lark, it must be done by the Board of 'Lrustces, the following sorios of rosolutions were prosented by Mr. Barney : 1, That the dirvct pressure system o adopted, Adopted—nyes, 6. By Mr. Stebbings s That no engineering counsel be employed horeafter but by resolution of this Board, Dobatod and thon withdrawn. 9. Itegolved, That fron pipo be adopted, Moved by Mr, Btobbings to lay the resolution on the tablo L1l aftor the Water Commissioners bring in their roport. Lost—Ayes, 2—Mossrs, Bonflold and Btob- bings; nays, Mossrs, Barney, Doyle, Gray, and Presidont Undy—4, Tne_rosolution was adoptod—ayes, 5; nays, 1 ~Mr. Bouflold, who declarcd himself in favor of iron pipes, but was uot rendy to vote for them at this time. ‘I'he Wator Commissioners roported that thoy would, on Monday next, prosent s full roport, hml thoir recommondations on tho water ques- on. Report accapted and placod on file. The majority of the Watar Board now sudden- ly remombered sihat they had atonoof thelr wmootings forméily adopted the Worthington pumps, aud go reported, o Mr, Barnoy proceodod to offer anothior resolu- on 3 4. Resotved, That tho Committes on Publio Grounds and Bufldings bo aud ore hereby dirocted to iuguire whut kiudsof machlnery xnd pumps of the Holly Manufacturing Works nre best adapted for tho works of this village, aud to submlt to this Doard such con- traot as the ilully Manufscturing C\)mplu{, of k- yort, N, ¥, will entor fnto for the conslruction and soltling of Tho name ready for use; sall contract to ba subject to adoption or rejoction by this Board, Mosars. Bonfleld snd Bl.nlibl‘:fi]u rotestod agalust hasty action, and the seomning disoourte- 8y to tho Board of, Wator Commisaloners, and nnkudk an adjournment to rocelve the promised Toport. 'ho majority not gooming willing to postpono thelr aotion, Mr. Btobbings promisod Mr. Barnoy that ha would movo nnd voto for the dismissal of tho Water Commisaioners if their roport is nottuuhmmod on or boloro Monday ovening noxt. Mr, Barnoy withdrew his rosolution, and the Board adjourned, Striko Agninst n flod=Onrricrs From the New York Ttmiea, . A patent hod-carrlor which hua beon used for sovoral months by the contractors for tho brick work for tho Musie Hall in Troy, lins boon mndo tho occasion of o strike by the workmon, tho articulars being given by the Troy Times of rut ovoning, a8 follows : On one or two ocea- sions tho Mnsons’ Laborors’ Union have both officially and unofileially notified tho contractors that tho use of the apparatua was distastoful to them, 'Tho contractors exprossod o willinguess to discontinue it ueo if tho laborers would carry the brioks and mortar to tho top of tho walls, This it soems they were not willing to do, and the controversy died out. Last ovening it was re- newed, and the Union passed a resolution order- ing tho laborers employed upon tho building to censo worl until the machine was removod, and Mousrs, Batton and Duchlu{ wero notified to that offect this morning by thoir employes. The or- dor wns ecarried futo offect, and to-day work on tho bullding is " almoat bullru1¥ wuspendod. Thoro doos not sesm to bo any serious objeotion on tho part of tho laborres Lo the uso of tho ma- china on this building, becauso fow are willing to carry & hod up oighty foot above ground, but tho fenr {s that its introduction will sorve agn procodont for its goneral use horeafter. AMUSEMENTS, THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GLEVELAND CLUB, July 29, 30, 31, Angust 1, 1873, Premiums - - §$30,000 Entries Close July 21. The tracks worn nevor In as fing condition as this Boa. son and tho moating pramises to by of nausual intorest and importance. ~Traina on tho L. 8. & BL. 8. R. R. run dicgetto tho grounds, nidatroot Sira’ aflard 5357 adcons o oity, ~ Por brogeamumny drois the tnrdtary, " PIOTIIIS OF OLOF PR R Y JOIN'TON, Prosident. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, Summer Arrangement, FXPLANATION OF REPERENCE MANIS, — 1 Saturdayox contod. * Sunay oxcapiail: 1 Mond L VAs- Fi¥o tinday e 850 s 4 Daly, 2% Oxcopted. TAr MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTEAN RAILROADS Doty Joot af Lake st and foot af Deentysncond-in, icketoflce, 61 Clurk: al., southeast corner and b Canal.at,, rorner & Madieon, Tan f.00a. m.| 8 14310 p. m. HENRY O, WENTWORTIL, Goneral Pastougor Auotit. CHICAGD & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicago, Kansar City and_Denver Short Line, via Toufsls ant, o,, and Chicago, s,.nnimex.l, _Alton and 8t Louls Through Line, Uninn Depot, West Stie, near Madison-ai, bridge. Ticket Ofices ; At Depoly and 12 Handolph-st. Teare, Arrive, Kansas Oty Rxpross vinJackson-| o 150 1L avi] sonlsiana, Mac,(* 0:15 a, m.[* A:10 pu m. s Clty Wast Exorons, vis) and ksonvillo, 1 Loutsi- ana, Mo s |$0:00p, . |47:00 8, . Kt. Louls Fixpross, via Aain Lino|® 9:18 a, in, [* 8:10 p. m. BY; Louis Fast Kxpross, via dain Tino,. egoeres 7:808. m, Loia Hxpross, via Jackson-| .+ Lou wilia Divialon Bflvrlnlflnlll Taxp pringhiold Fast K1 Joileraon Gty Bxpross, in, Kookuk & Burf' enon, Lacan, and Washin; Tixpre Jollot & Diright Aec anr} CHICAGOD, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. Onion Depoty corner Madizon and Canal-sts.; Ticket Ofica 63 South Clark-al., opposite Sherman Howuse, and at Depiot, Leare, Arrive, B et e 4 0:00 n, . 80 e Bilwaukee &' Pr olis Night _Expross.. +9:30 p. m. [*4:18 p. m. CHICAGD, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. Depota—Font of Lakest,, Indlana-no., and Sizteenthist,, and Canal and Stxteentli-ola, Ticket ofiices, No, 59 Clarka #ty and at depota, MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, ONE WEER ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY =21. Grand Matinoco Baturdsy at 33 o'clook. Excelllug ol rivals and compotition, Roturn of the ‘world-renownod DUPREZ & BENBEDICTS GIGANTIO MINSTRELS (rom thole great Southorn tour, orownod with brillisnt succoss. Now en_tholr 9iat anaual tour, Tha Iargost and most powarful Gompany fn toco. Fo . 3 £ 203 couts, "Chofoo soats, 1o o RISING STAR LODGE, NO. 60, OF L O.F. 8. 0. OF L. Fist Aumnal Exeursion fo Milwaukes, ON SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1873. Tiokets for round teip, 83.10, Including admission to tho gt Brouren oyl o Ohisann b0, L W, R, M., cor. Kinzio and Oanal-sts., At 8 . ol Eharp, and loavos thio Milwaukoo Dofiol atil p. m. Oni pllmags will bo in attendanco to fako powsoaicors to and from tho frouads fego of obargo, Tickots zeod Tor Bun- 3 ‘Granibusna will bo jn roadinoss to take ruwn[nn at the return of Exoursion Train to st t of hocily, Tickots for saio at D, Samson's, 191 Ofarkest. Floratioim, Lres'., or,, Hubbird.court ind artman Bros'., cor. Hal an rrison. Baslon's, 668 Woat Lako-at, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Saturday Matinoo, THE GREAT HIT—THE GEM OF THE SEASON, ROBERTSON'S MASTERPIEOR; SCOCELOOI a8 With ugmonted Company and most. Barfinnu- Scono- ) and Appalutinents over prassnted in this city, o p: i publio are lavish In tholr praisos of tho su. porb acting. DR, KAHN'S MAGNTFICENT ANATOMICAL MUSEUH, om Now York, Of Marvel, Sclonico, and Art. 148 South Olark-at., noar Madison. “Tickets, & cauts ; for gontiomen only, Doors opan from 9a, m. to 10 p. m. EDUCATIONAL, RACINE COLLEGE. Raolno Collsge includas throe Schaols: 1. A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, with full Ool. loglato Courso, 9, A SOIENTIFIC SCLIOOL, to be boguuthis Autumn, 8, A GRAMMAR §CHOOL FOR BOYS. The throo Solpols bogin Sent. 10. For admisston appl¥ tatho RV, SAMES DEKOVIN, D. D, Racine Gollogo, Raoino, Wis. Catalognon saa bo obtainod &t tho Aorohwats* National Jank. b4 LAKESIDE. SENINARY, AT OCONOMOWOO, WIS, + A Boarding Bohool for Girlsand a limited number of young Boya. "Dolightful situation; honie comforts, and B P e e G et vy ; Rl % it REV. J. i MAGORTIN, Reators " - A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, Of throo yoars' standing, residing in & qidot town throo miles from Cambridge, will givo & ploasant homo and falthtul insteuotion to tiro or threa puplls who wish to fit {for Gollego thn coming soason, ~ Hias fitted for the Jualar Olosa.” Highoat Collogo roforoncos. Will rocolvs pupile 3 ross, beforo'the 10th of August, SN PULERI, Wagland, Mass: = DISSOLUTION NOTIOES. DISSOLUTION. Tho oopartnersbip hortofors exiating botwoen the un. dorslutiod undor o firm naime of JOHN SHANIK & CO. has buon this day dissolvod by mutual consont of tise par- o8 hergto, John Shank hs d atl ltabitios of tha Is N w3 g i s of ot i JOHIN BHANK, (Bigned) . *_Obleago, duly 23, 187, JACOB E, ENGLISH. DISSOLUTION. Notlco 1s horsby givon that the firm of Imhot & Erts has been dissolvod by mutual consent. Chas. E. Erts will colloct all outstandiog sccounts and pay all liabill. tlen, THEODORE E. IMHOF, OHAS. It ERTZ, SUMMER RESORT. FATFIRLD FHOUSH, Massena Eprings, on Raquotta Rivor, threo milos-tro 8t Tawronco Kfvar, will obon dune for recebiion. o ta, Accommodation first-olass. Tho Hi - e sk s bootk 1o st Furilahod ith ovary soed: con Good flahing Ttie pro. and huntlag. priotors have detorminad 10_prosont & houte In avary way warthy'of patronago. o watars aro highly rocomstend: od by tho medlcal faculty in wido range of discases, Guido 1o Bpringe may bo lad of Gasmall, Fazart & Go anifiotel, N. V. Addross HATFIELD BROS, Springs) Bt. TLawronoe Uo., N. Y., or130 ¥ro: MACHINERY, TTWILLIAM A, HARRIS, Providones, R. L., Bulldor of the HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE ¥ith Haerla' Patonted Juprovoments, Bend for Olrou- ara. 2 SCUALES. FAIRBANKS® STANDARD SCALES 3 OF ALL SIZYS. FATRBANKS, MORSH &C0 111 AND 113 LAKE-ST, $5 Packages oF FRACTIONAL GURRENCY FOR BALE AT _TRIBUNE OFFICE. PERILOTION BOKER'S BITTERS. Bewr " ~70 preos. rovo Acconimodation| Duwnor's ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depol footof Lakestt, and oot af, Tuenty-secondiat, Tclat offiecs, 121 Randuiph-st,, near Clark, _ CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. Clty afices, corner Randalph and LaSalleats., and 73 Canak at., corner Madisoi-st. Leave. Arrive. Pacifio Fast Line Dubuguo N Micoport &1y frosport & Dubuq Miilwaukeu Mall,.. Hilwaukco Expre Miliraukoo Passonger ... Milwaukoo Passonior (di Grogn oy Kxpross §t. Paul txpro a. Barquotta {xpross. v, Bt. Faul Expross. pom. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Depoi, corner of VanDuren and Sherman-ats, Ieket ofice, 8 Wat dadhonaat, Leave. Qmaha, Loavensr'th& Atchlson It Poru Atoommodatior Nighi lxpross.., Loavonworth & LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHE:RH RAILROAD. Depoty Van Buren-at., foot af LaSalle-st, Ticket offces, * northwcest corner Clari and Randolphuts., and southwest corner Canal and Madison-str, Expross Accom. ¥{a Main Linoe. .| Mall, via Afr Lino and Main Lino| Bpeclal Now York lxpress, via| ‘Air Lino, . Allanife Expross, via Al Night Expross, via Main Lino. Elkhart Accommodation,.... South Clicago Accommiodation.. PITTSBURGH. FORY WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. Teave, Arrive, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From (ke @reat Centrul Rallroad Depot, fool af Lake-st, For through tickefe and aleeping-car berths apply at ovi ets Tickel afice, 131 iandoipestyy meur corner Clarks 1t Canalat., corner Madison; 96 LaSalleat., corner Wash dnglon, and at liltnofs Central Depot. 9808, m.(f 846 . m. 5. m-jp 140 a. m, - * 6:55 4458, 416550 b o 1§ 8:50a: s nyol Arrivo at Indianap: Arrive at Cincinnatl ,. ‘Trains arrive at Ohlcago at 7:57 a. m., T:40 p. m. Only lino running Saturday dia its and Cincinnatl, bouth End bngasgo cliooked and take train at &, m., and ht teaia o Tn. MUSOOROTS 031 Kol "Pwoniy-socand-at. CHICAGO & PACIFIC HAILROAD. (OPEN TO ELGIN, 36 MILES, ) Depot corner Ralsted and North Branchuats, General offte 18 Metropolitan Block, corner ltandolph and LaSalle-sts. Rpreas Passongor. .. Frolght Accommodation MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C. BIGELOW, UONFIDENTIAL PUYSICIAN, (6f STATEST. hicago. £ tho papors that Dr. O, o e Fyaician, having beos Drbelioteis tn Oblcago for the 1nst 10 yoaru, Seions and B oriacs havo mado Dr. 1, €ho mast ronowiod. BP L. GUXLINT of tho awo, nonorod by th ki ot b aco. Hoorid by e Broky Chtogiuul S hiodical ‘atiafomants by a11" tho e e ey, aving dovoted TWENTY YIALL: L L D NI Vb B AT DIEABRS T e GENITO-URINARY. OUGANS BlaMINAL WIEARNIRS, yeaducing M) VOl s AV MRAION 10 BOOTTY, Liia Lt LOSS OF MEMORY AND F1ANINO it ono whe K ufinos bir + troating thuwwtidy of 3 skl thun & physlcian gonoral praotice, 1 ; Gentlomonof this clty, of (o ighost romeotabili and mombers of the modical faculty now practisin Olloago, ars wiling and voudy to attenl bl T is MEDIOAL THEATISE for ladios and Hont to any address in lon B0 ERRUTRER: lod envolopo. LA IO BiebAR AT PATLORS. for Indias ni B o A R DIL. 0., BIGELOW, withs statupyy No. 464 Statost, ¥gore Dr. Kean, 860 South Clark-st., Chioago, Mey bocunfidontialy conmulted, porsomaly or by wal, "o il chroulo ar horvous | 3 R 5o KEAN T thio ouly phyaleiati i tuo city ho wat- Do, T e Tioak nont for 80 cauts, Tllustratod with numor oun iinoonutavings, DR. A. CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, N+ 41 Wost Washington-st., Ohic ul. yeleata, elicanle, and uetvous hu diattor who bave fallod, Oall or writa; curs guar: toud, -Conauitatlon freo; correspundunco coutldontial; 61 pagos fall information for twa stamps,_Bond for oirulhr, D TO VY NSEIINID, 183 SOUTH OLARK-ST., Oontinuos ta ouro all Ulirunlo, Norvous, and Utln: Disonsos of both rozus, and may boconfidentially e sultod, porsonslly or by mull, frep of ohurgy, Fomaia Hiitionfion trontod with safoty und succoss. [Lls Modical runtiso to Indlos aud wentlomon sont frou, sex04, y ’l ulay and Pivate All Fomala OHICAGO, 1LLa (a re » troats all Olronla arantocd. isoasou, of botls soxos, Uuro: " tod with safet. L sue N Disiouliet, e trpaiol wil spiels sl piogass, Rieds fikeract, and olioulyre, 40w (or warriad folka—all leea