Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1873, Page 3

—e e THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1873. THE LAW COURTS. Disputed Ownership of a Val~ usble Bit of Resal Estate, Pecision of Judge Davis on the For- {y-Eight Hour Fermenta- tion Rule. A Lawsuit Based on the Dostrubtim:x of the North Door of ‘the Old Court-House, : W'he Winslow Estate to Pay 256 Instead of 6 Per Cent. End of the Fight Agalfist_ the Tax- Fighters---The Rulings and the Results. The Courts Condensed---Sentence Day---In Bankruptcy=--- New Suits. A VALUADLE TIIRTY FEET OF EARTI X Abner O. Harding yestordny filed & bill in chancery against the Commercial Loan Com- pany, M. D. Buchanan, Goorge W. Smith, Robert H. Bulkley, and Charles T. Brown, to enjoin tho salo of tho east 80 feet of tho west 60 feot of Lot 8, in Block 95, of Behool Beotion ‘Addition to Chicago, which was to take placoat 1 o'clock yoatordsy aftornoon, and, on fling & bond for §16,000, obtalned "a tomporary injune- tion. The billshowa that on.tho 11th Novem- bor, 1871, complainant contracted to buy snid proporty from Goorgo Bickordyke, who claimed to own.it, and rocoived a conveyanco the follow- Ing day, sinco which time he has beon in posses- sion, claiming tho fee eimple. It fs stated further that on tho 6th Juue, 1871, Charlos T. Brown, thon owner of tho land, contracted to eoll the samo to James R. May and Johm ¥, Coffman for $27,000, Brown to show a porfoot title ; that May and Coffman shortly sold their purchago to Goorgo Biokerdyko (of whom the complainant made his purchaso) for the sum of £36,000; and Brown supplied May and Coffman his mbatract, snd whoiu thoir turn dolivered it to Bick- w©rdyke; that May and Coffman told Brown of their £alo to Bickerdyko, and-got him to make the doed duo to them direct to Bickerdyko, agrecing with Brown lugmy him 24,000 down ; 8aid Brown o doposit said dood in tho' Manufacturer's Na- ‘tional Bank, to operato and {ake effect in May, ana Coffman paying over to Brown tho balance «ue on tho purchaso from him, Tho psymont of ©4,000 was_made, and tho deed was depos- fted in the bank; but tho balanco wrs not paid, it beibg subsequontly agroed instead that May and Ooffman should pay Brown snothor sum.of K5,000, snd execute a noto for $20,000, payable Ehteo yoars aftor dabo, to-wit.: Juno 27, 1873, with B per cont interest, secured by a deed of trust to obert H, Butkley. Tho $5,000 was paid and note mnd trust deod duly executed, - Brown then can- voled tho deed loft at the bank, and made in- Btead o warranty deed to May and Coffmon, dated TJune 27, 1871 (ovondate with the nate and trust deed), which was entered of record. These Lransactions, although nominally dated June 27, 4871, roally fook_place on July.23, 1871; Tho 00 peid and 340,000 o b pAid mado ‘xa - leged consideration of 20,000, 80 a5 to. cover marious cnnfing’onc&en, oto., but the real conaid- ‘oration was 827,000, a8 at firat agroed ; and it is alloged that the purchascrs hisd tho option- of paying off the unpaid balanco (816,000) and_ob- taining the fee eimplo, provided they could do B0 within sixty days aftor the dato of tho agroe- ment sotting aside tho contraot. grovhflnil nt & deed was to ba made direct 'to Bickordyko and doposited in bank, Under date of July 22, 1871 Brown and the Trusteo, Bulkloy, made sai wgreomont for option of purchasing ' ab ty days, in_writing, for ©18,000 .in cash, and- May and- Coffman gavo notico. to Brown of their intention to raiec the money, and wmako tho paymentof $18,000, and thus summari- 1y close tho iransaction and releaso the note for 20,000 and trust deed. Then Brown went to Europe, neglecting to make arrangements for the roleaso of the note and trust deed, and tho porfoct nesignment of the property in tho event * of the buyers finding tho £18,000 within the etipnlated sixty days, which they did, offering it to Butkley, who refused to charge himself with anything of the kind, Brown returned, and, the sixty days ).\av(nF then expired, algo refused, infloxibly maintalning that- by the expiring of tho sixty dsys without tho poymont of tho $18,000 in hard fack, the note for £20,000 hod bocome sbsolutely good : for the fullsum on its face. On the st of July, 1871, it Ia alloged that May and Coffman conveyed the titlo thus described from Brownto maid. Bickerdykae for $42,000, and Biokerdyko made tha conveyance to complainant for ‘ss,oon, sub- ject ‘to the trust deed. It is also alleged that thoro i8 o dofoot in tho titlo, dis- closed sinca. the firat eales from Brown to_ May and Ooffman, and tho latter to Bickerdyke. The property having thus roach- od ita present highly muddied condition, the in- torost for tho first yoar foll due, and complain- ant paid it, in the dolusivo belief that he wau the owner. Ho knowof tho trust dood, but not of May and Coffman’s agroemont for option to payit off, and nctual offer, under such umumnn!‘ to pay it off, When tho noxt instalmont of inter- eat foll due, tho complainant was sick at his residonce, lonmouth, Warren County, thia Btato, and tho duy was allowed to pass without tho interost being paid. Meanwhilo, it turned out that the Commercial Loan Compeny bad got hold of the mnote and 8t deed, nlthough they bad given no notica to complainant. As soon as complainant’s ad- visor in Chicago could communicate with the complainant the monoy was offored to the Com- mercial Loan Company, but Buchanan said the matter was now in the hauds of their solicitor, Geo. W. Smith, and they could do -uothing, After that, although’ the complainant received no communication from the patics, the latter went so far a8 to advertise the property for sale, which tho complainant heard nothing of until it waa pointed out to him by the morest accident in the paper. To enjoin” the salo this bill is brought. 3 A TNULE WORTH MILLIONS. The distillors' forty-eight-hour rule suits, which are claimed to involve soveral millions of dollars of internal revenue, have besn dacided by the United Btates Circuit Court of this dis- :mt‘ by & decision in Pahlman v, Raster, Col- ector. Judge Drummond having long sgo said that he considered the forty-sight-hour rule was an unfair one, but that the Buprome Court of the United Btatos would probnblfi rend tho law dif- forently ui ‘himeelf, and as he would not pre- tend to sot himself up above the opinion of tho Bupreme Court of tho United Statos, Judge Davis, of that Court, had better be asked to try the above suits, tho lattor Judge did hear tho casos, and hna now docided Pablman v. Raster in favor of the ruling of the Commis- slonor of Intornal Revernue, His Honor requosted Judge Drummond, in his abaenco, to fuform the counsel that he sustained the demurror of the dofondant simply ; and tho Iatter has done so, without giving reasons, or going into dotails, It s only nocessary to explain that tho forty- eight-hour rule 18 that ruling by the Commis~ sloner of Internal Rovonus, to the effoct that fermontation sball be hold to take place aud bo paid for in forty-eight hiours, although it is con- ceded that formentation takea place only in sev- cnty-two hours. 'The law provides that, whon the distillor makea bis mash, ho aball give notico to tho oflicers, A differenco of twenty-four hours malkes just a differouce of one-thirdin the tax. It is anothor method of raining the rovenus exactly ono-third, without the authority of law, or any chango in tho law. . ‘The tax has always beretoforo bLeon paid on tho sovonty-two- bour rule; and the distillors who ~ were muscasod under the forty-oight-haur rule paid under protest, nnd thoue muits wore commenced to test the opinion of the courts of their legal rlfimu. Tho Bupreme Court having already docided that the distiller may be made to pay for all tha spirits his distil- lory con producs, instead of all it doos produce, very few Judges care to tako tho trouble to de- rde n§flnut 0 obnoxious rule, T'holr Honors may possibly doecide to certifty » difference of opinfon to the Bupreme Court. Although Judge Drummond haa taken no part in the doolalon of this onse, he han nover con- coalod his disliko to the lorfy-ulght-lmur rulo. THE OLD NORTH DOOR, * | In tho old timos—that is to say, tho anto-firo days—it had bocome so well recognized o prac- tico to soll roal oatato at tho north door of the noblo Court-Houso thon existing, rolies of “hioh arg still standing, betweon Wehington snd Randoiph, LaSalloand Clark stroots, that it frnw toboa oustom to insort wuch a condition n all trust doods, The north door went down, like many thou- sands of loss noted doors, in the Qctobor firo, and tha quostion i froquontly raiscd as to what placo may bo logally substituted for that precisc spot, and whothior a sale at any apot {s logal. 'hin s illustrated in Stanley v. I'lold and othors, in obancery, commenced yostorday in tho Cir- oult Court. TBonjamin F. Stanley affirms that Michnol Cray and his wife, Julia A. Oray, on the 1st of Docem- ber, 1872, conveyed to bim tho foo nlmrlo of Lot 8, in Dlock 6, as platted by tho Highlaud Park Tullding Company, in tho City of Highland Park, subject to a trust docd thoreon to C. R, Fiold, to sooure o mnoto mode to Orvillo Fay for 81,000, daed July 47, 1870, poyablo in two yoars, with 10 or cont intorost. ~This "dood _contained tho provision that, if dofoult should bo mado in pay- mont, tholand should bosold at the famous nortl door. Tho complainant brings up tho his- tory of the north door, and refers extonsively to ‘the dood, to show that tho north door alono way in tho mind of Cray and wifo, s woll 88 in that of Fiold, andno othor door, ond that the salo ‘W8 B0 imnllurnblr fixed to como off at that por- ticular door a8 to oreato soriouadoubt as Lo whothor any other door would gerve the purpose equally woll without a speolal order of court. Dofault was mado, and the property advertisod for pale. But not at tho northdoor: attiho north door of tho Adama Strect Conrt-Houso, in fact; o toy of o building that has no ““north door” that nny(mdy over heard of. Tho question of tho daor is fortifled by one Basil, saidto bo tho prosont holder of tho moto, who, it 15 alloged, committed himsolf to the complainant Stanley that thore shall bo no forced salo of tho prom- igos, -Bosides that, thero is a discropanoy in the intorost nccount; for all of whioh the com- lainant is romediloss at law, and prays tho in- Fm‘vnnflun of & court of equity in tho promises conjoining tho sale of U.\uedflm[;nrg' at tho north door of the now-fangled baby Court-Ilouso stoad of the north door of the old autheutio ai roliable but not fire-proof structure, On filing abond in $200, o temporary injunction was grantod until the caso can be argued and declded. This question of whother property conditionod to bo sold at the old north door can bo sold at tho; new ono or not, is ono upon which the lawyers of the city are divided. THE WINSLOW ESTATE. T E. Jonkins, Assignoe of tho ostate of Fer- dinend 8. Winslow, in bnnlmxptc{, {entordny procured & decree, in tho suit he Inst tuted in ‘ohancery against the Scandinavian Bank, to ro- cover onrtn?n notes and property mortgaged to4| socuro thom, . E The Mastor's report, which ia confirmed by tho docreo, finds that thanote made fa favor of the bank on July 16, 1872, for 825,000, was cxecutod whilst Winslow waa not ingolvent, and thereforo tho bank is entitled to hold it. That from the evidence it does not appoar that he procured the railroad iron at Montroal to be loased as charged. That tho title to the note mado to tho Soandina- vinn Bank for £50,000 dated Oct. 16, 72, socur- | od by fivo notos given by Thomas ) Tollman of ©6,000 ench, eight mnotes of i ‘Augustus Jocobson, each for §5,000, ‘snd stcok- in é’no Scandinavian Bank, is found to bo in tho Auignoo. Lostly, that tho titlo to the property Qescribod in the trust deed by Aloxandar Boller to Wilson K. Nixon to socurs four motes of ’ Winslow for §25,000, is in tho Assignce. i This docroo will give tho Assignce tho moans of paylng 25 por cent on the claims instoad of 6° por cont. 2 A QURIOUS BUBINESS TBANSACTION. Charles H. Foster aud Charles B. Tollford? ray the intervontion of u%nlty to save them?t From the consequences of o bad bargain, They’ reprosent that they bought of Villiam Henshol, « for 8875, the eky-lights, sido-lights, photograph-{ io imploments, and furniture of Henshol'sy rooms, atNo. 985 Btato streot, he rupmuonnngr them {o bo his, and that they woro worth $985.¢ Thoy paid $100 n cash, and_gave notes for the: balance ; having done which, {hey discovered, what they ought to_have known before, namely, Thint the gky and sido-lights wero part snd parcel of tho honse, and bolonged to Mary 8. Now- houge, owner of the house, snd that tho balance of the stuff was not worth aver 850. And now they ask oquity in tho Buporior Court to enjom the paymont of the notes, and suy actionon o chattel mortgage which Henshol was smart enough to socuro to guarantee the paymont of #aid notes. THE TAX-LISTS, Yosterday the henring of applications for iudgmenln againat property for delinquent axca came to anond. County-Attornoy Reed and Mr. Frank Adams representod tho oity. ‘His Honor has ovarruled all exceptions oxcept two; sustainiug thoso, namely, that the County Court has no_jurisdiction over 15::9 erty con- demned for and oceupicd by the United Btates guua ‘tax boing for 1873, when the proporty had oen condemued for Government purposcs); and also sustaining tho objoction to the Hyda Park No. 2 special asscssment on tho ground that tho Board of Asscssors had not given suf- ficient notice according to law. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of Joseph D. Robortson, Loon- ard G. Klinck waa appointed Assigneo. An order for examination in the maiter of Allen J. Btovens, under Boction 26, was yoster- day made. CRIMINAL COURT. The following-named persons wore sontenced yostorday: . A James Willard, larceny, one yoar in tho Peni- tontiary. Richard Cannon, larceny, remanded for son- tence. Charlos Bliss, larcony, one year in tho Peni- tontiary. John Roach and — Gavin, larcony, one yoar in Reform Bchool. ~ Bfi.:llu;rt Ticketts, larcony, one year in Reform 00l Goorge Wilson, larceny, five years in the Peni- tentiary. Jomea O'Brien, Iarcony, nine months in the Penitontiary. . John Clark, larcony, one year in the Peniten- tiary, Dr{l&a MMason, larceny, thirty days in the Coun- ty Jail. memu Hogan, burglary, two yoars in the Poni- teontiary. - Joln Sullivan, larceny, two years in the Poni- tontiary. % . Tred. Reibenbacker, larcony, one yoar in the Roform School. : George Waltors, larceny, one year in the Peni- tontiary. John Marshall, larceny, one yoor in the Peni- unuui. Frank Smith, burglary, itteen months in the Penitontiary. Bame, for a similar offonse, same sentonce. Eujgdhlcnfledgo, larceny, one year in tho Re- form Bchool. Arthur Bentley. Bamo, Nicholas Grayhill, burglary; nine months in the House of Correction. Thomas Beddin, ninety days in the House of Correction. Charles Kolao, larceny, ono year in the Reform Bchool. Albart Wartlo, larceny, three montbs in the House of Carrection. i Wg]im ‘Woods, burglary, one year in the Pen- To 'nnlce, robbery, five yearsin the Peni- John tentiary. Harry Bonner, using personal violence on an officer, ono year in the Houso of Correction. Theodore Thompeon, larcony, four months in tho Houso of Correotion. Bamuel Fry, larceny, one yoar in tho Poniten- tiary. THE COURTS IN BIIEF. Goorge L. Murchis ‘yesterday commonced suit in the OCircult Court againat T, O. Boyington, in assumpsit, 82,600 damages. Francis D, Athorton yesterday commenced suit in the Oircuit Court, in assurmpait, 32,600 damages, againet Honry Bchafer. John O. Haines_yestorday entered confession of judgment by P.B8.and Wm. H. Condon, in the Circuit Court, for 2270, Fiftoen appenl cases {rom various Justices’ guurtu wore yesterday filed in tho OCirouit ourt, The Portsmonth Bavings-Bank yesterday com- menced suit against the Board ‘of Supervisora of Warron County, in tho United Htates Circult Court, in sssumpsit, $12,000 damagos, Jones & Laughlin yostordsy commenced suit agalnst Lymon Bridgos, in the Buperior Court, in nssumpait, $2,000 damages, John W, Laimboor yosterday obtained a capins agaiust William Quilfoyle, James Casoy, William Murphy, and Martin Bmith, in an aotlon of trospasy, afiirming that otberwise tho_result of any judgment he may obtain is in danger of bofl.\u lost, e afiirms that defoudants have ontored on 1€ aoros of bis in E. 3¢ of the B, W. )¢, and the B. % of the N. E, X, of Bootion 18, 89, 13, ‘and out hay there $160, besidon daiug damago to the extent of $100, and that they are still on the land. NEW SUITS, Untrep Bzares Owouit Court—The Portsmouth Savings Bank v, tho Board of Superviaors of Warron County ; aesumpait, $14,000, Tux Burewion OouRt—4¢,420—John Willard v, Marths Willard; bl for divores, d4,420—Tndwig Trenlich v. Philip R, Tronlich; confosslon, $783.49. 44,424—1nitle 8, Bmith v. Juling’ ML Bmith': bl for divorce, 44,433—. G, Hamillon & Co,, v, George A. Oliambers ; ' confosaion, ~$10,450, 44,420—Goorgo L. Gongdon v. Morrill B, Wiggiua ; carc, $2,000, 44,431— Julii F» Wendo v, N, G, Doskmau ; coufeasion, $3,00, 4,428 William © Tompel - v. Tutrick Englla confesslon, $343.00. 44,420—Abnor 0. Tiarding v, Commereinl Loau Oampnur. , D. Buighanan, George W, §mill, Robert I, Bulklcy, and Ohwrles T, Brown § biil, 44,430—Withteld for “servioe, 44,431—Jonea & Loughih v, Tyman Dridges: ~assumpsit, $2,000, 5,433—Jolin W, Latmboer v, Willism Guilfoylo, Jom Canoy, Willinm Murphy, and Martin Smith +* capias in o muit of troapass, 44,433 muel Landocker v, Pau- line Landeoker, o the ground of desertion, 44,404— Flolchor, Lazear & Chenoy v, Timothiy M, Bradioy ot al: roplovin of unfurnisled buggles; value, $1,000. 44,435—0larn G, Duck v, J. B, Tnacott; nlflllllélnlt, $700, 44, 410—Crano Drotliors Mannfacturing pany v. Philip Hannofin ; assumpait, $700, il Ginovrr Coun.—1,05b—Appeal, ' 7,95i—Donjamin ¥, Stanigy v. 0. I, Tidld, Michaol Gray) Julln A, Oray, i —— Banil, whoso Ohristian nsmo 18 nnknown ; biil. 7,053—George L, Murchio v, T, O, Boyinglon ; assump- slt, $2,600, 7,050—Appoal, 7,03i—Francls D, Athor- ton v. tonry Schafer; aasumpsit, $2,600. 7,055—Johu 0O, Maines v, T, 8, and W, 11 Candon confession of iidgment, $2710, 7,950—Charles ¥, Foater and Charles Tollford. v, Willisn Hensholl; bill for injunction Tostralning sny dealing 1n_cortain notea and chattal- ‘mortgage, 7,09, 8,9, €0, 1,9,.8, 4, 5,6,7, 8,9,70,1, 2, 3—Appeals, i smroe = g iionyg NYDE PARX. Mecoting of the Trustces==IRoport of tho Water Commissioners--Tho Works to I5e Built immedantely=-Educational. An sdjonrued mocting of the Hydo Parlk Trus- toos was hold on Monday ovening to hear the final roport of tho Water-Works Commissioners, A vory long roport was furnished. « They had mado a personal exnmination of six Holly and light Worthington_ ongines ; and had collooted statistics which proved that it cost throe timos'ns ‘much to purchase, and tho samo rolative cost to rmn the Holly pumps. They recommond tho Worthington pumps; - tho immediato construction of & crib on the' lake- ghore; - tho laying of 21,440 foot of 12-inch pipo, 35,303 foot of 8-inoh, 50,244 foot of G-linch, and 49,457 feet of 4-inch. Total, 160,544 foot. ; Algo, that pumping-works bo located on tho 1ake shore at Fifty-ninth street; provided, suoh modiflcations of tho proposal of the Bouth Park Commissionors can be securod as will make tho losso perpotual, tho anunual ront not to eox- cood 81,000, payablo in water, and that por- foot froedom'of occoss to tho works bo allowed +| atsll times for tho trm::gunluon of huilding ‘material, fuol, otc.; and that, if such modifica~ tion cannot bo sceured, that thon tho works shall bo located on Bixty-eighth streot, on two nnd ono-half ncros of land to b purchased for tho Purposo. ~ Maps of the soundings talken on the Inke ghioro wero presented, by which it appenrs that Hyde Park hina a rock-bound coast ; that o ledge of rocks oxtonds at vnri;lng distances of from 1,600 to 2,500 fect from tho shore, at doptha of from 4 to 27 feot, and that uninterrupted. olay- bods, fit for the gmsuaga of & future tunnol, should ono bo nooded, are found only at Fifty- ninth ond Bixty-cighth streets. Plans of enb and connections, of the engino-liouss and not- work of sflpvly-pi 08 were also prosonted. ‘Mr. Paul Cornoll presonted a writton roport of what ho gave vorbally bofore, including lotters from Poorin, Ill., Doyton and GColumbus, O., Ealsmazoo, Mich,, and Auburn, Dunkirk, an Ogdensburgh, N. ¥., all in_ favor of the Holly syatom na the ono bust ndapted for use both for domestio and firo purposes, sud demonstrating by statistical roports that the expense of run- ning the Holly engines was only abont ono-fifth the cost of running the Worthington, viz. : $7.63 ot Syracuso, N. Y., to §87 at Balem, Mass., and £42.47 ot Robway, N. J. Mr. Bonfleld introduced the following which was unanimously adopted: “That tho Clerlt advertiso for proposal to be subrmittod on or before the 7th of August, and to bo oponed by the Trustoes, for furnishing tho construction of the filter-orib ; the connecting- ginato tho shora; the engino-house and fonn- ations; the laying of pipos for distribution; &xompa and machinery of capacity to raise 2,600,~ 0 5,000,000 million gallons of water esch 24 bours, all accordin, cations, Tho location was reforred to Committes No. 5, to roport at tho noxt meeting. H.B. Dofia offered his resignntion as a mem- bor'of the it was nocoptod. Adjourncd to Saturday, Aug. 2. 4 TOARD OF EDUCATION. The Board of Education for Hyde Park mot on MMondsy evening at the houso of Van H. Hig-~ ne. Tho potition of fifty-oight residents of Cornell and Brookline for o graded echool was priofly considored. It is possible that s largo brick school-housa will bo erccted on the north side of Block 54 or 55 in Cornell, if the north ten lots can bo donated by the owners for tho ose., This location would suit both towns. journed to next Monday ovgning. —_— RAILROAD NOTES. gio the plans and spocifi- bt The popularity of sleeping-cars is inorossing in Europe. English journala announce the for- mation of “DMann's Railway Slocping-Carrisgo Company, Limited,” and-invite tho publio to pubscribo to the stock capital of £200,000. The conches aro dosigned by Col. ‘W. D. Manp, an American, and the Company's businesa will bo conductod precisely as the Pullman Company's is hore. Tho Pullman Company has constructod at its works a number of coachos to be nsed on the road betweon London and Edinburgh. Tne following statomont of eamings of impor- tant railroads 8 reported in the Kailread Gazetle of the 26th inst.: Chicago & Northwestern Rail- way, socond weok in July, $286,005,—incroase over samo timo 1872, 172 per cent; Michigan Contral for June, $608,055,—increase 201§ por cont; Great Western of Cauads, weck ending June 28, £22,050,—incrense 10} per cont; Grand Trunk of Canada, weok ending June 28, £87,300,—incroase G}§ por cent; Milwoukeo & #t. Paul, * sccond woak in June, 187,450, —in~ cronse 78]¢ per cont; Kansas Pacific, first week in July, $07,020.98; Erie, wook onaing July 15, ©498,747,—inoronso 1134 porcent; St Louis & Southonstern (consolidated), firet weol in July, $20,252,—incroaso G034 per cont. Experiments to test the comparative value of iron and ateol boiler-plates will bo conducted at Bandy Hool noxt fall. The experimentors will e provided with bomb-proofs, so that observa~ tions can bo takon immediately aftor an explo- sion. The road betwoen Now Bodford, Mass,, and Fall River, sixteen miles in length, will be built forthwith, The New York Central & Hudson River Rail- way has ordered forty now locomotives from the Schenoeotady Loocomotive-Works. Hol Cummins, who olaims to bo Presidont of tho New York, Utica & Ogdensburg Railroad, has beon enjoined from intorforing with the Compnny's affairs, and from removing any of its ‘books and papers. Inthe case of the Missouri, Kansas & Toxns Railroad sgalnst the Kansas Pacifio, tho Davia County (Kan.) Circuit Court has decidod that the 100,000 acros in controversy belong to the former road. e A SUMMER RETREAT. An interesting article might bs made out of » demoription of tho summer rosidencos of Chicago citizens, Fow know how numerous they are, and how attractive, It is genorally gupposed that, when the earth is in aplelion, resldonts of Chicago run away to fashionablo watoring-places; but that s not 8o,—at loast not in all cages. Tho moroe loyel-headod atay noarer homo, and take their icod cobblers on the shorea of somo of the pioturesque lakes to bo found within a radiun of forty miles, One of the most charming summor estates in tho North is that owned by Bir. II. A. Bargent, of the Michigan Central Railway, Mr, J, Parker Bmith, and Mr, Nathan Corwith. It is situated on the banks of Dismond Luko, noar tho City of Niles, Mich, Tho ostato comprises 46 aores, noar tho centre of which ia grove, as luxurious in folinge s a tropical forest. Near by islo- catod tho rosidence, & commodions and tasteful structuro, furnished with every modorn conveniencs, and surrounded = by a largo yard lald out In windlyj walks, flower-beds, and gross-plats, Tho rosi- dence frouts on the Inke, a peacoful sheot of orys- stal water about twolve miles in eiroumference. The Michigan Contral Railway runs botween the house and tho Inko, and Alr, Bargent hins bullt a station-houno, of ornawmontal design, near thoon- tranco to his grounds. The placoisa sort of oarthly paradise, so far as cool breozes and froe- dom from summoer intcots go to make up a para- dise. 'The gontlomon who own this place have altted it up with tho intontion of mlkYux » BUm- ard of Wator-Oumnmwissioners, and | }nnr homoe, and thoy have cortalnly boen succoss-' ul, Anothor attraction wasnddod to tho estato Inst wook, in the lnunnhlnfi on the lake ‘of n minia- tura propollor. This littlo ateamor was plannod and constructed by Mr. J. Parker Bmith, and la porfect model of symmotry snd frnco,—o thln$ of benuty. Bho was baptizod * Tho Gauntlot,” and mada hor debut on hor nntiva clomont a fow dnya ngo. Thero wero on bonrd Capt. J. Parkor Bmith, on. Anson Stagor, Mr. Gurdou Corwith, Mr. A. Dooth, Missos Nellie and Bello Smith, Miss Nollio Blagor, Mnstors Natban Cor- with, nnd Freddle and Johunio Bargont, The vessol was built for tho uso of the fomilics of Mr. . Bargont, Mr. Bmith, and Mr, Corwith, Last_Bnturday nftornoon o party consisting of Mr, J. Parkor S8mith, Mr. Nathan Corwith, Mr, and Mrs. H, E. Stophons, and Miss Mitcholt, of Bt. Louls, participatod: in a ploasant fishing ox- curslon on'tho stoamer, paseing around (ha lako, aud .lpnding ono “light little island™ in tho contre, ‘The party caught fish gnlora. Buch ortios frequontly onjoy the duu&bum hospital- Ly of the propriotors of Diamond Lake, — - . DEATH’S DOINGS. 'The Usunl Wockly Gathoring of the Ienlth Bonrd==332 Deaths IRceporte cd=-IRenolutions RRegretting the Re- tirement of Dr. Rauch. At tho rogular moeting of the Board of Health, yestorday afternoon, Dr.) John ‘Reid, Hoalth- Officer and Acting Sanitary-Buporintendont, read s repott showing the condition of the city's health during the waplk ending July 26, of which the following ia & summary: Number of deaths, 852,—n decronse of 71 whon .compnred with tho preceding weok. 'Tho num- bet of males who died was 155, and the number of fomunles, 187, DMoan thormomoter for tho woek, 72,8 dogrees, Tho groatest mortality was in the Fifteonth Ward, 47 m(nF the number of doatlis in that portion of tho clty, There ware no doaths in the Becond Ward. ~ The diminish- od " mortality : was. most manifest in acute Intestinal disonscs, the dacrenso from theso couses nlone boing G6. Tho docrense in cholera-Infantum casos was B8G. Elqhtuun cagoes of emall-pox woro roportod, 12 of ‘which wore {n tho North Division. Tho deatha ocourring from tho dieoassnumbered 18. Thoro woro 114 denths from oholora infantum, and 7 from cholora morbus. ‘The report of tho Health Officer showed that 613 nuisance notices had beon sorved, and 746 nuisances abatod. Bewer connoctions to the numbor of 67 had boen made, The followiny .articles woro condomnoed 88 unfit for uso: 1 ‘quarters of boof, 1 calf, 10,980 tha cornod beef, 6 bris hams, b bris potatoes, 2 brls turnips, 2 brls onions, 1 box poars, 1 crato muskmelons, 36 bunches radishes, 890 doz eilhu. Tho Mayor offerod the fol owing, which was unanimounly adopted : ‘Wazneas, Dr, J, H, Rauch hag faithfully sorved for tho last six yoars ns Sanitary Superintondout snd ‘member of the Doard of Health of tho City of Ohicago; ang, ‘Wiienras, Ho has declined s reappointmont to those officoa: thereforo, Resolved, That this Board, rocopuizing the areat Talus of bis scevices and il gl atlaiumonts 1 sanl- ry acieice, dooply regrols that our o bo do- prived of m wugnye.l and ald, Tiesalved, That tho membors of this Toard tendor to Dr. Rouck tholr thanks for his devotion and untiring diligoace n the dischargo of Lis arduous ond in many reapocts very diss blo duties, Tiesolived, That this proamblo and theso rosolutions bosprond upon the Tocords of tho minutes of the Board, and that the Becrotary bo instructed to forward copy of the samo to Dr, Ralich, Adjourned. PERSONAL. The Rev. 8, Bmith, of Janesville, is at the West Bide Briggs House. Col. B, F. H. Linn, of Marquotto, s at the Woat Bido Briggs House, The Hon. John 8tilwoll, of Chatsworth, was at tho Grand Pacifle yesteday. Gen, E. A, Palne, of Monmouth, loft the West Bide Briggs House last ovening for 8t. Paul. Elder 0. ; Remgoy will prosch In Mission Hall, No. 619 Wost Lako stroct, this evening. Tho Hon. Jesse K. Dubois, ox-Auditor of the Btato, sgriugfluld, instopping &t tho Woat Sido Brigga Houso. Tho Hon, Milton Hay, of 8pringfield, was in city yestorday, attending a moeting of the Legis- Intive Rovision Committee. Fred Dioring, who keops the hardware storo, a1d not attompt sulvide. It was_John Dissing, an old man 70 years of age, who did. Tho Mayor and Commissioners of tho Board of Publio Works inspocted tho vinduct at Six- toonth snd Oanal streots, yesterday morning. Tho_son of Dr, Eaton; shot iu tho head lnst Thursday, has been steadily improving since Baturdny, and the strongest hopes are now en- tortained of his rocovory. Tho Hannibal Zouaves, of this city, having re- ceived a specinl invitation to attond a colebra- tion at Detroit on August 1 and 2, will leave for that town this evoning. James Bradford, 8t. Louis, Mo.; E. D. Doty, Cincinnati, O.; J. Fiish, Now_York ; John 13! Holmes, Boaton, Mass.; Lonis Brush, Omaha ; E. N. Conleo, Othkosh, Wis., aud O. J. McClean, Philadelp his, are st Anderson’s. J. W. A. Hill, Sausbury; John B, Hydo, Princeton ;.J. L. Lobere, Philadolphia; William 1. Steclo, Kansaa City ; William A. Hawloy, Sy- xacuso; 1t. C. Pope, 8t, Louis; Enoch Borden, Jorsay City; O, . Koith, 8t. Louis; J. Dromor- Tann, Tittaburgis; Abram P. Eastlalio, Washing- ington, D. O.; 8. MoMahon, Fort Wayno; John G. Goss, Ohio ; and G. A. Libby, Janesville, are at the West Sido Briggs. Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yos- torday, wera thoe following: D. Marion, Detroit; 8. P. Dayton, Buffalo; 8, A. Stowart and wife, Now York; 8. Bishop and wifo, Waukogan; W. R. Hunt, Towa; M, H. Aloxander, Now York; W. B, Marshal, Dubuque ; J. B. Hoeris, Grand Haven; T. Howman, Council Bluflsi D. W, Miller, Rookford ; P, £. Woolloy, Grand Havon ; J. M. Cyrus, Quinoy; G. ML Ballord, Beloit; G. R. Hawley, bioux City. A women has beon arrestod near Provo, Utal,, on,suspicion of being Katie Bender, tho Kansns muirdeross. At Galosburg, Iil,, July 25, thero was an as- semblago at the residence of the Hon. B. F, Ar- nold of forty-six of the children and grand- children of Mr. Arnold's mother, in honor of her birthday. Tho John Btusrt Mill Momorisl Committee, in T.ondon, resolved to erect a statue to his mom- ory, and to found certain scholarships in montal and political scienco, open to competitors of both soxes. Victor Emmanusel, it is reportoed, is to be ex- communicated b the noxt encyclical of tho Pope. The Papal odiot will beroad in 8t. Potor’s mngxl tho greatost solomnity ; the Cathedral will be drapped with black, and yollow tapers will burn on tho altar, Burleigh,” New York correspondent Boaton Journal, writos that a book of soveral hundred ages 18 roady for tho press, giving a minute his- ory of the origin of tho Woodhull-Bowen-Booch- &r scandal, and of all the partios conneoted with Among the En%lhih celebritles_announced to yisit Amorica this season are Wilkio Colling, Chartes Bradlaugh, Gerald Massey, J. H. 8. Au- brey, Henry Nichols, Hepworth Dixon, Madameo Rouniger, Mra, Daunoy Maskoll, and Mre. Beott Biddone, to whom may possibly be added Tom gufid, Tom Taylor, John Bright, and Nowman all, The East Saginaw (Mich,) Carrier of July 26, eays : Aparagraph has beon golng round tha preas to the nmxx:’l lhE&rnlx’smben o!‘ldg:flrl}n of D, R, Brown & Co. bad been arrested on n charge of smuggling goods info ‘tho city from OCauads, caloulated to inflict groat injury upon that “well-knovn arm, The start of the report was in 8 paragraph sent by & Washington correspondent of the Now York Sun, and from that aheet largely coplod futo the loai~ ing Journals of the country, to the effect that D, R, Brown, O, §, Brown, snd J. 11, Mumford had boog ar- Teatod ‘on {ho chargo above namod. Tbis We aro suthorized to refulo in toto, as the only man arrested was one, A iravelng man for n Bontreal firm ex- Didited o fho firm nomod some articlus of Jowolry, which waa refusod ou the ground that tho sumo goods oould be bought in New York nt a less prico, Revenuo oflicorn wors, howeyer, sont up horo to_ investigae the affair, who arrostod the party who offerod the goods for uslo, ho being the only party to blame in tiis mat- or. ——— THE TEMPERATURE. Omoado, July . The range of temporaturo this day, as ro- portad by T, Manauas, optiotan, 2 Wost Madi- son stroet, evory half-hour, is as follows : FAHRENHEIT, MARINE. Port of Chicngo, ARRIVED............July 20, fichr Kato I, Bruco, Loon's Bag, limbcr. 8chr E, R, Blako, Green Bay, lumber, Prop Argyle, Montroal, sundrics, Hehr Atiauta, Buffalo, ‘conl, Scbir Cloveland, Manomineo, fumber, Heow Abnapeo, Mullin's Pier, wood, Schr 18, B, Oamnphell, Good Harbor, wood, Behr Normnu, Pennatiker, lumbor. Hehr Selinn, Pentwater, Jumber, Selir Julin 13, Morrill, Manistor, lumbor, Btmr Coronn, §t. Joroph, sundrien. Behr Jo Vilag, T'oro Marduotte, lumber, Behr 0, ibbard, Contraville, wood, Sehr Ei Tompo, Manlsteo, lumber, Stmr Blioboygan, Two 1iivors, sundrios, Behr Hattio Wellh, Buftala, oo Belir Jonnlo Phillifs, Manistco, limber, Behr L. 13, Bhopard, Codar River, lumber, Behr Molvins, Oconto, Iumbor. Belir Coclin, Maron'a Mill, luniber. . Hhr W. 1, I'icips, Oswego, coul, Prop Ira ChafTee, Baugatuck, lumber, Sehr Dolphin, Porlage Lake, lmber, Sehr Aunio Thorna, Olay Danks, ralirond ties, Hehr Yonkeo Blado, Oswego, cont, Stme Aipenn, Muniogon, auidries Sohr itaiph Gamphell, Ford River, lumbar, Tiark O, J. Wells, BuiTalo, coal. T'ug Clematis, Pesitigo, towing, Targe Poabitigo, Peshitigo, Inmbier, Bebr L, Van Valkenturgh, Buifalo, coal, Hohir M, L, Collins, Littlo Sodus, coal, Scow Gladintor, Maniatee, Inmber. Svhr J, W, Brown, Menominee, lumber. Prop Tolodo, Buffalo, sundrics, Behr Ataunto, Buffalo, cual, & Sehr Amorles, Slurgeon Loy, Inmber, Prop Empiro fitate, Bufinlo, sundriea, Schr Ethan Allen, Little Sunmico, lumber, Sehr N, B, Crostliwaite, Buffalo, cosl, Heow Venture, Ahnapoo, raflroad tien, Trop Ocean, Montreal, suudrics. Behr Zack Obandlor, Buffalo, coal, Bohir Argo, Ahnapee, telegraph poies, Behr D, Ferguson, Oconto, lumbor. Trop G, J. Trucadell, Green Bay, sundrles, Hchr Miian, Ponsatikeo, lumber, Sehr Ora, Androws’ Pior, tau-batk, Behr Lady Dufferin, Goderich, ralt. Scbr Atmosphere, Lufialo, coal, Prop Now Era, Grand Havon, {owlog, Darge Golden Haryest, Muskegon, lnmber, Barge Wolverine, Grand Hoveu, lumber. Bargo 0, F. Allen, Muskegon, lumber. ‘Burgo City of Grand Haven, Grand Haven, lumber, ‘Prop Granite Stato, Grand Haven, lumber, Eehir Pauline, Muskegon, nmber, Schr Fiying Cloud, Muskogon, lumber, Bchr Truman Mous, Muskegon, Jumber, Scow Hen 8tar, Lako Torron, wood. Bobr Guide, S, Josoph, lumber, Sehr Adrintic, Muskegon, lumber. Bebr Lizzio Doak, 8t, Joseph, lumber, B Gordon, ft. Jasephi, lumbor, Behr 3, Kilderhouss, Buffalo, conl. GLEARANOES, .........July 20, Prop James Conch, Buflalo, 65,000 bu corn. Prop Gardon Campbell, Buffalo, 57,000 bi wheat, 300 - brls flours Rrlo, 700 brla fiour! 8ehr Joaslo Phillips, Manisteo, 1,000 tu oats, Schr J. M. Wilcox, Buffalo, 3,768 bu corn, Prop Amazon, Buffalo, 57,000 b corn, Prop Richmond, Buffalo, 44,000 bu corn; 1,800 bu oats ; 600 bris corn meal; 1,100 bris flour; 2 ‘alos' broom carn. Prop Colorado, Buffalo, 43,718 bu oats; 23,546 bLu coru ; 508 brls flour. Brig J. M, {1, Manistce, 2,000 bu oate, * Bchr Barbarian, Port col‘mmo, 19,200 bu corn. Bebr Helvotia, Buffalo, 60,000 bu carn, Prop Gity of k‘nkvonu, ‘Travorso Gity, 3,000 bu wheat, rls pork. Prop Ira Chaflce, Saugatuck, 300 greon-salted hides, 40 brls ealt, Bargo Argonaut, Buffalo, 65,674 bu corn, NIGHT OLEARANCER, Sehr Turner and Kellor, Godoricl, 10,235 bu corn. Prop Fountaln Oity, BufTalo, 23,415 bit corn, 10 balcs Vroom-corn, 14 brls whisky, Frop 8. D. Guldwell, Port iuron, ‘23,307 bu corn, 1,217 el flour, Btmr Oswegatchie, Ogdonsburgh, 400 brls flour, 100 brls pork, Btoam-bargoe Mary R. Robertson, Montroal, 16,340 bu corn, Lnko Freights Were modorately activo ond_» shiado firmer, quatable at Exfii)(n for coru and 5% @53{c for wheat to Bufla- 1o, and 103{o for corn to Oxwego, Charters were: To Buffalo, schr Helvetis and prop Merchant, corn at Bi¢c ; sohir Alinnle Blawson, corn st Gige; schr Allne nle Willlams, corn at Oc; prop Gordon Csmpbell, wheat on privato forms, To Oswego, brig Rosccranz, corn at 0%, To Collingwood, barge Robartaon, corn on owner's account, To Montreal, prop Ocean, wheat on through rate, To Au Sablo, #chr Julia Willard, corn un private terms, Total capacity equal to 67, bu wheat, 210,000 bu corn ; from Milwaukee to Mon~ '\.m" prop Argyle, wheat through ; capacity, 16,000 ™ Miscelluncous, The Toledo Commerefal reports partial stoppage in thio passago of vossols through Toledo, on sccount of tho heavy weather which prevails at nearly oll pointa on the lakes, —The Buffalo Eepress enys that the new bargo J. H, Rutter has distanced ail othor compotitors in this hor socond down trip in the contost for Jargo cargogs, Ho prosent cargo consisted of 63,013 bushels of corn, or 1,763 tons, Provious to this the propellor Arabia carried tho broom ou 1,123 tons, The Lutter is soid 10 have drawn oly 12 feet 10 inches, —Apropos of tho lumber trade, he Detroft Tridune sagas Yo moderato woather which set in a few days since has glven tho raft movemont a fresh start, Since Baturduy, soveral large rafta Lave entered tho river, four of Which have passed tbis polnt, Tho tug Niagara, for Tonawanda, prssed on Sunday, aud_sr- rived in Lake Erio In the ovening, The tugs Kate ‘Williams and Martin lave aleo arrlved, sud aro en routo to the same dostination, Tho tug Torrent passed down this morning with a largo raft, which will Probably bo left at this point, Theso rafts, notwith- standing tho rough weathor, como tlrough in good order, havin, beau i tho kcaping of praciical haads, —From July 10 to July 20 the tug Nisgara took from poluta on Lake Huron to Tonawands about 9,600,000 featof timbor n rafts, Tho largost raft contaited 1,600,000 foot, and tho emallost 800,000 foot, Tho tug Moritk, which camo lato iu tho' season, hing takon through two rafts, aggregating 1,800,000’ feot, The {otal quantity of timber takon thraugh by tho two fugs einoe tho dafo first namod s thus 11,300,000, —Thio lighthouso that ws to have beon bitllt at Port Austin, under an appropriation of Congresa for that purpost, hes beon located ot Point Aux Barques, abott w0 milés bolow tho docks, Ralntive ta this seloction of a sile, tho Acice says : It Ia Atectching o ¢ point” con- slderably fo call this o ‘*lighthouss ot Port Austin,” and tho soloction mado gives: dissatiafaction to ovary ono hera, Tho propor plac would bo on the outer ond of tha dangerous recf that oxists hero. Thus lo- cated, it would bo on oxact guide to the ontranca into our Harbor, and woiild_guard ngainet every posaible mistake ns to tho locabity of that vessol dostroyor, The reof oxtends about throo-fourths of a mile to tho northwest of tho site chosen. At tho junction of the Nisgara River with Lako Ontarlo, beacon Hght I8 placed, within the bounds of Fort Nisgara on tho Amorican sido. This is speclally important to the lako ahipping Anring tho fall of tho year, when drivon In that locality by tompoatuious weathor, But fow vessels entor that stream for com- morcial purposes, Tho prosent Hghtbouso was built in 1872 and 1 locatod 1,050 fect of tho old light. —_— Amoricans in Europe. Dr. Russell writes from Carlabad to the New York Times: * Moy I ask if thero arc many Ameoricans lott in tho United States? The Tnglish specoh which groets mo hore is from American lips, Three-fourths of thoso using that tonguo in Vienna noyw aro Americans. There were gevon in tho train in which I came here, and from evory capital and from every watoring- place in Europe comes the same report, ¢ A great number of Americans hare.’ " FLORIDA WATER. INPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE! HURRAY & LANMAN'S OELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. The richoat, most lasting, yot moat delicate of all Per- fames, for uso on the HANDEERCHIEF At the TOILET, And in the BATH. As thoro ara imitations and countorfoits, always ask for the Florids Wator which hay on tho bottlo; on the label, 1 on the pamphict, tho names of MUILRAY & LANDMAN, without which nono s genuine, ¥or anle by nll Perfumecrs, Drugglsts, and Denlers in Fan Gooils, DISSOLUTION. Tho co-partnorship horatotore oxlsting under the firm namo of Blauor & Bporry, Wateh Caso Manufaoturers, {s thls day dlssolved by mutual conson ¥, Blauor will continue the by at tho old stand, No, 18 tato-at. ;and assume all Indobtedness and col- loot outatanding accounts, FRED BLAUER, Chloago, 1., July 26, 1873, AUGUST BPERY, ‘Thankful for past favors ta tho old firm, 1shall endeav- or in tho futuro to merit a continusnce al:nu{‘pllm g0, LAU: SUALES. FAIRBANKS BTANDARD SCALHEHS Ay OF ALL BIZES. k‘z}'r‘; FAIRBANKS, MORSH & 00 & 11t AND U8 LAKE-ST, AMUSEMENTS. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Monday, July 26, Svozy Roosl Wodnosday and Sat THE GEM OF THE SEASON. Hncond and last woek of Robortson's Sparkling Comody, SCIEITOOIX..! Roooivod ulghtly with ontlinsistio applauso by th Foiliod audianoes. o acting Fauloss. * e seanver uuApprLr U] TIEATRE COOL AND UOMFORTABLE. ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. 0,0, Ofiloora and Membora of Babordinato Lodges com- posing the Grand Jurlsdiotion of Illinolat DEan IR AND BETHIER : You arp fratornally Invited o bo prasont and parilsignto n Uig Jézoutslon aud Plena tobo givenon Aug. &-i5io, st Kigin, 1L, undoc o ausplocs of the Gurman Lodgas of tho' City’ of Chioage AlLuniforniell members arg roqueated to Grand Lodgo, Oastlo 11all, cornor LaSalla and at8 o'olock &, m., and proooed from thoner, in gession, to (o cats, oorner Kinzio ahd 1Woll il of mombors will bo takon osre of by at tha dupot, and sesignod to soata in the cars. Tickols, o liall, Urogof, oto. Musio Woalarn Light Guard Fadde - oc 4 Y b 2 *n Com, 1. WINKLR, oy S e Ohe'n Gom WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, (TRACY GROVE). St. GEORGE'S PICNIC e weshingto TEDNESDAY, August 6 ashington Holghts (Tracy Grovo). Dids for the ox- P L T A Taugsder, Julyol, ac A Booth'e, 151 Moohimeniase o f 5 nor Madison-at, DR. . 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GEMS OF STRAUSS, JOHANN STRAUSS..... 3.50 Al the bost Btrauss Musio, ORGAN AT HOME, For Reod Organs, 200 moat, attractivo plecos CLARKE’S DOLLAR INSTRUCTORS, for Reed Organs, Pinno, and Violin. EMERSON’S CHANTS and RESPONSES. 1.00 DR.STREETEIU'S VOICE BUILDING. ~ L5, Bold ovarywhere. Sent, postpald, for rotail price. Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. Chgg. H. Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway, New York. LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO. —— OCEAN NAVIGATION, GUION LINE. FIRST-OLASS IRON STEAMBHIPS, Botween NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown, Carrying the United States Mail, SAFETY AND COMFORT. .50 TP Passengers booked to and from tho principsl Eu- rojoan ports st lowost tatet. rafts and Lottars of Crodit lesucd on loading Banks and Bankers throughout Europe. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., T. v Milwankos, Bt. Paul & Minnoap- olis Day fexpron suees[*0:00 8. m, 1} 6:508, m. Milwauken & Prairio du Chion) Aail and Expre: *5:00 0, m. *11:008. m, Milwankee, St P olls Night Kipross. 9:30 p. m.[* 4:15 p. m. CHICABO, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. Depots—Foot af Lakeat,, Indlanaav., and Sizteentl:st,, and Canl and Sixteenth-ate, Tickef offices, No. BY Claric: at,, and at depats. Arrice, BMail and Expross. Dinn and Slous Oy n x Proliie aat Lino.es 4 A Passengor..o. &0 » Pasongor { Dubriquo & Sloux City Kx Pacitlo Night Iisross, Downor's Grovo Accoummadation ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot foot nf Takeat. and. foot of Toentyccondat. T4 e b an et chasg waecondal, Tickt Tirrive, ft. Louls Expross. Bt Louls Fast Lino... Cairo l‘\ll:ll Gl CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, €ity offices, corner Randoiph and LaSaliets,, and 75 Canal- it., corner Madison-st, Pacific Faat Lino.., ubuquo Day i2x. via Ulinton.... Pacitic Night 123 Dubuque Night fx. ¥recport & Dubuquo Iixprose Dnbuquo Expros: Milwaukeo Mall Milwaukoo Expresn. Milwaukoo Passongos Biiwaukoo Passonjer Groza Hay L£xp e pro BMasguotte Exp ‘aul Exprea p. m. COLORADD, KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, Ticket and Freight Ofice, 71 Clarlgi, Spaclal Ind nta. Grant Now Rou FoR R, o WL W, AT & St on'l Ag't. CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Denot, corner of VanDuren and Sherman-sts, Ticket ofice, Grand Faclfic Hotels Omaha, Leavenw'th&Atchison Ex| Peru Accommodation. Night Expross.. Loavouworth & Atchison Bxpre LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, Van Buren-it., Jont af LaSalle-st, Ticket ofices, northicest corner Clark and Randolplats,, and sauthicest corner Canal and Madlson-sta, Arrive, Tixpross Acoom. via Man Liuo.. Ml ¥i Afr Lin and Main Linel Spoclal Now York Eaprosy, via) “Air Lian. Atlantie Ex 8, vin Afr Night Expross, via Main Ling Eiknart Accommodation... South Chicago Accommodation PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. CHICAGD. INDIANAPOLIS EKGgJ%lg‘P#gI LINE, VIA KANKAKE! . e Grean e i MRt e, oo of Lakeatt For through tickats and sleeping-car berihs apply ot our meto Teket offce, 131 Jtandolph-st., near corner Clark; 18 Canalat,, corner Mufiton; 9 LaSallest,, corner Wash- ington, and at filinats Gentral Depot. o n. m. 35 Arriva at Indianapol 35 e m. Arrive at Cincinnati 90 p. m. THROUGH 46 D, m. a.m. . FIETEI-AV. NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Points in England and Wales, The South Wales Atlantio Stoamship Uo : L any's new firat:elnss Stoameb sail from Ponnsylvanis Rall- road Whnet, Jorse: GLAMORGAN. PEMBROKL, Thaso steamaiiins, bullt caprossiy for thio tra 5, a0 vidod swith all thio l4tost Imptoveraanta for tho confortand Zouvonionoo of Cabin ani firat Eabin, 50 ourtoncys Beoout Osbin, 865 eurrency': Stoor: 2go, #30 ourroncy toorako oartificates from OAF- L S iof maetianions, KD 1o GARAI, at tho G e furthor partionirs, apply ia , st the Com- TNo.1 Dook Uamb repaid 8 " Otioos, No. ors, and 14 Now York to s OUORONTIALD BAXTIR & 0O. Agonts, - No. 17 Broadiray, NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHEIPS. Balling f Now York f 't L R s R e A e Tor QUELNNTOWN and LIVERPOOL, from §|l!l’l H B, Baturday, Aug. 3 | Greoso. . Saturday, Aug. 18 . Gaturday, Aug. 1. , Aug. 18, Tatco. Batiriny, Aug: 5. | Baybh..Sathraay; Aug, 2. Cabin Passake, 870, 880, and 800 Curroney. Teturn Tickets, 8140 und 8100 Curroncy. BTEKRAGE PASSAGE, 82. ourrenoy. Passeugers booked to or from Gosman uldnéclnrl.lnn' ving oIS at low ratos. “I'ho Bloamishiipa of this line are the largest In the trade. Drafta on Great Britain, Ireland, and slu Oontinent, WILLIAM MACALISTER, Gon'l We on' lern Agont, Northeast corner Olark aud Randolph-sts, (opposile new Shennan 1ouso), Ohicago. Trals arclvo at Oblosgo ot m., 8355, m., and 7:40p. m. Only ling running Saturday Hizh traln o In. discapolis and Cincinnati, South End passengors can get baggage choeckod and take traln at Twenty-secoud-at. Dopot. CHICAGO & PACIFIC KAILROAD. (OPEN TO ELGIN, 86 MILES.) Depot corner Halated and North Tiranch-atz, General afice 18 Metropalitan Block, carner Rundolph and LaSalle-ts, Expross Passongor.,.. ‘Frolglit Accommoda(ion: MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C. BIGELOW, CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 464 BTATEST., It a well known by all readors of tho papors that Dr. O, Bigelow is the u]dul’t ostablishod '\Il’lléilg. having been practicing iu Oblcago fantho fast 16 yeara, Befonce anid oxperienco have mado Dr. I3, the most renownod SPE- SRS s s o St l(liula.- of tho day, having dovoted TWENTY YEARS OF 1118 LIFK in porfecting romedios that will curo tivoly tho worat casvs_of CURONIO AND DISIEABES of the GENITO. NARY A s 1 MEMORY AND BANHOOI idont ti no who conlines him. o troating thousunus of @ kill than a physician in o gonoral pract! Too. Gotiomonol this Gity, of the highost respoctability, snd mombors of the medical facully now practising in Ohlcago, are. Wfl""ilnll roady to attest his skill. Hoend S BARTOAL TIATISIE for Indios and "genilann. Bent addross {n soaled onvalopo. LTA- FONFIEL, SEPARATE PARLORS for i ontlanion, all: you seo only the Doctor. ORRES- SONDENOE CONFIDRNTIAL, Addrors all lottors to DR, Or BIGELOW, with atamyis, No, 461 Statest. cas0s oV STATE LINE. EW YORK AND GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL: N T AN B BN DN DR LY, These elogant now stesmors will sail (ra Stato Lino R ey GHIBA 2 i 3 LDWIN b Fortulghtly tioroatior 7 lirondwan, N . Agonts gANIE & TARGES, AR Cor, of Canal and West Madison-uis., Uhleago. B \Wadnonss, ‘Aug. 5. Wedneutay, Augi20. OARRYING TIHK UNITED STATES MAIL Between Now York, Cork, and Liverpool The magnificont now and full-powered Stoamships of thls Ldus oifer unrivaled accommodations to all vlassos of o stosiory Lolng aliko, travolen v atage of Lissing ko equally g ot 1 it . wailing, Al‘ (U, ORLTIO, Lo ufi#u‘fi’bfi)’."fi.\m"& ADIIATIO, MAUIR. ) "l 5 iling I New York oo SATUR- DA feons Livormaol on ATRUTSDAYA, ovling 8t Cork arbor ways. 1tates ss Jow as ap) {irat-class lino, Tor taether iafarmatio Wertorn to Uompauy's W gnice, B s 6 Boudh SIBLES, ot Wintngton, Chiicago, A £l ards Draftd o Grest Drtalnand froland from £1 ypards ‘noar COBURN Medical Institute, 176 and_ 177 South, Olark-st., comor Monroo, Chloagn, Hiaatea fhd Sonductad by Di. d. 0. Coliien for Tirh troatn At ot il forma of chronlo and spooiul is Instituto is unquestionably oL e this country for ho Lreatunt of e tabur fs rogulat graduato of mudicine, s Ailanas fro (hi husk, coliewos in (s A e b uad imoro oxporionce In tha trontmen tof . pri disoases than any physiclan in Chicago. e onuiro & physlolan novor fall to- fint speeds Tlorania posaneont curu at tho hunda of D, Cabi Hond twastampa for bils hooks on male and foniato d toany ac 0 rars, 10 scalod envolopas. I J> 0. COBURN, 176 aud 177 Suuth Clarl-at. 40, ‘Allountidential.’ Otico bours: U a, tn, tob . m. § Bunday, Dr. Kean, NO CURI! NO PAY 1! 2 360 South Clark-st., Chicngo, May b confldontially consullod, porsanally ve by wall Troo ot ehnrue, o all ohiroulo ur horvous disoaios. DIt: Ju KIEARN bs tho ouly physlcian 1 tho oty who wars raniy cures or uo Greon Book sont for 50 conts, ous fiuoengravings. DR. A. G. OLIN, CONFIDENTIAT, NY‘ Al Weat Washingtor all privato, chironio, and norv nownattor who bavo failod, Oallor \rrite; cures gun toed. Oousultation freo; oorruspondenca contidential pogon full iuformation for two stamps, Bund for clrulur, Tlustratod with umer