Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1873, Page 3

465,170. The Population of Chicago Acoord- ing to the Latest Census, 133,043 Names in the New Directory ¢ An Increase of 32,488 Since 1870, 212 Churches, 1,100 Public Streets, 80 Newspapers, and 31 Railroad Companles. Comparative Statistics of Intorost to 8t. Louis. The Chicago Dirostory for 1878, compiled by Richard Edwards, will bo roady for dolivery in n fowdays. Intho mennwhile, wo have boou fur- nished by tho publishor with proofs of the pro- fnco to his work, aud are thus onabled to lay be- foro the public the valuable information rolative to the population and growth of this city, which has been worked up and tabulated by Mr, Ed- wards, Hia constant comparisons with 8t. Louis aro owing to tho fact that Mr. Edworda has been porsonally attacked by tho press of that city, and the accuracy of his work steadily donied. ‘Tho Chicago Direotory of 1860 contained 28,708 nomes; thatof 1860, 70,103; that of 1870, 100,655, end the now one, 188,060. Assuming that onch namé ropresents three ond o half persons, tho total population of the city would bo 465,170, or 166,788 more than was givon by the Government census of 1870. This differonce, howover, ia partly owing to the defective charactor of that consns, a8 was shown by tho ono subsequently takon by Mr. Edwards, Bo far as hie ratio of threo and a half is concerned, overy porson who uys ony attontion to the po&u\ntlon in Bl ‘own Roighborhood wit find fhat il tuo privato families around him so far ox- ceod that number por household as to compensate for the unmarried peoplo, and for those who aro packed in bo: g-housos snd hotels, who constitute in this city only about ton anda hale ‘porsons out of every hundred ; whilo in 8t, Louis cighteen out of overy hundred como under that category. Thorofore, estimating by tho names in the Bt. Louis Dlmamrz, that placo liaa & population of 204,528, or a littlo loss than was shown by the United Statos enumeration of thyeo yonrs ago, THE BAPID INONEASE OF CHIOAQD, 8 shown by tho new Directory, might bo ques- tioned, were it not for the immense amount of labor which has beon bestowed upon the collec« tion of these dats, and the care with which every Inct hos beon sifted and arranged. The likelihood of fraud is reslly less in these Diractory statiutics than in the consus figures of the Fed- oral Government. Tho Iatter arefiled away bo- yond all rench of verifieation. Tho former aro in the hands of everyono, Any person who chooses can takoe the book and hunt up every firm or person mentionad in it. Until the Direo- tory figurcs have fallod to meot $his test, thoy can be reliod upon. In addition to the businces cntaloguo snd tho Directory proper, this volume will contain a groat omount of valuable information relating to the olitical organization of the city, county, and tato, the 212 churchos, 83 bonevolent and pub- lic societies, 40 Musonic and 110 othor secrot soclotios, the 1,100 public streets, 80 odd nows- ‘papers, and 31 railroad companies, oto. CILICAGO AND BT. LOULS COMPARED. In ordor to enable the resder to teat the cor- yectnoss of thosa atatoments relative to the comparative population of St. Louia ond Chi- engo, Mr. Edwards gives tho following table, by lotiors, of tho number of namos in tho Dirac- %%;'laus of tho two cities for 1860, 1866, 1870, and 1800 B 1,118 1,701 3 5 5,201 8,674 o 11,93 3,854| 5,433 7,068, 9,211 9,603 8, 2761 4,610} 5,718 1,981 1819 206] -3 2,807) 9,050 4, 487) 5,39 9,48 0,291 L) 250! 4,488 5,€60) 8,370 11,018/ 183] "o55| BAY - 465] 87| 1,895| 9,170| 3, 3,339/ | 8,081 8,798} 4 ,533] § 2517/ 3,125 4708 2 6, 309/ ™M | 496! 7,00 9,056° 8,605 13,301 N, bot| "61i{ 1,863 1,89 1, 9,783 Q! 1,64 14 2k Lol 318y P 173/ 879 4113 220] 5548 ] 4| 339 a1l 40 i 2,669) 8,15 2,699 4,65) 8,801 6,860 8 Biata] 27158 10,800] 7,634] 14,4701 T 1,5u! 2006 2,737 2531 4,08 u 17| 20 B | 862| v os) 8l o3 w1 1,240 ¥ 8,151 5108 0,350 874 8183 ¥ 17 "Hil sl a7l 48 g7 z 23] 185| 38| 85| 6%0| BT 53,211 70,863, 100, 565171, 925{ 183, 033 01, 850 Ohicago Maj| 17,55 25,630 1,1 BUSINESS STATISTICH. So much concorning tho population. As regards bueiness statistics, Mr. Edwards’ figures are full and vory sntisfactory. The following {able shiows the number of busi- noes houses, by an actual count, as reported in tho commercial reports issned in July, 1873, by the threo mercantilo agoncies of R. G, Dun & Co., ’.l‘apgmu, MoKillop & Co., and J. M. Brad- streot & Hon: Chicano, St.Louts, FromR. G, Dun & Co. ] 4,418 From Tappan, MckKillo ,262 4,852 From J. M. Bradstreot & 8o 8310 5,834 Average oo A 6,053 Theso figures show, when averaged, that the number of business houses in Chicago is 68 por cent greater than the number in 8t. Louis, 'Flm commercial agencies do not, however, cluim to be exbaustive in their reports. The two Dircct~ orics, when called into roquisition upon this point, show totals a8 follows: Chicago, St,Louta. evre 12,701 8,010 i thoro business statistics follow, in a table which has been Bmpnmd with great care, and which will prove both intoresting and useful. Chicago, &t. Loufs, AbBITBCS. o s evee o, ek [} ‘Agricultural implements, 13 10 Architects,, . [ 4 26 20 101 198 3t 7 0 2 19 56 320 199 ) 7 127 o4 53 2 [ 3 21 14 Boot and shoomakers, ] Boota and shoes, wholesaio. 24 4 Boota and shocs, retadl. ... 201 205 Qarriago builders and dealord, 49 33 Chismists, manufscturlug. 16 (] Clgar, manufacturers, o3 m Olgars, wholesalo, .. ov s 10 8 Gigara'and tobacco, wholcaal L1 P Clgors aud tobaccd, wholeeslo 12 70~ p Oigars and tobsoco, Tofall, ... 262 u1 Olothing, manufacturers. ... ... 1 4 Clothing, wholesale, a3 15 Glothing) rotadl, Lo 8 Coal dealers,’, 67 20 d wood, 12 5 3 201 u7 13 ] 52 80 i b7y 13 220 190 13 10 103 134 20 19 29 187 1 s 165 Floriata, . 0 Tiour and f6ed, 1 72 Youndrles,.. a1 2 Furnitura manufaciurers bid % Furnituro dealors,v.. 103 s Gentu! furnishing goods. 67 28 Grocors, wholeaalo, . 81 58 Qrocers, wholesalo and retall, 19 25 Gracery, rofail, 1,307 5L Hiair goods, worker, su a 1 Hardwore, wholcsal 1 10 Hardwaro, whol 12 [] Tiardwaro, rotail, e En Hat and cap manui 1 Hats ond caps, wholosalo, 1 {iata aud cupw, roall 1 ua 5, o 105 T 0] 24 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1873. Tron, nails, and steol, 10 C 14 TIron works > el 2 u 0 20 7 1 u 83 30 svenes 857 a2 factiir (] Leathor and findings 17 1 Lightning-rod monufrctirss 9 ] Limo, plastor, and comont. b 8 Lithograpliera, ,. 0 12 Livory-ptables, , 85 63 Locksrithe and Dellhabgors, .. oy r 23 20 Lumbor menufacturors and deilors,., 103 3] MAChInBlE oouersaranien 15 1 AMarblo-workers and dealors. 20 18 Mntch manufscturcrs 5 Meat marketa, oo, 472 400 Millinery aud millinery gooda,. 170 (7] Millinery, wholesalo, 13 1 Mining compantes 3 "B 10 Bowors and roapers, S 4 Muslo toachers. ... i@ 31 Nows dopots ... 52 23 Nowspapors and 84 8 Notarfos Public, 104 18 Notions, wholesalo. 0 Oll manufacturers a 19 u Packers, boef and pork 55 23 Painters, 189 05 Fapor d he 1 5 ¥aper hougings. 25 13 Tawnbrokers. v, sss L@ al Photographors ... Lo a7 Thyslcions ,.... . o488 969 Picture-framea, 83 a Tlaning-tmills...... 40 13 Plumbers and gasfitters, 82 30 Printers.. 101 40 Publishert ] 0 Rallroad comnpanioa a1 2 Tialirond aupplica, 17 9 Real estato, 12 8 a 2 184 " a7 14 B4 173 s, doors, and blinds, 51 ] Slovés and hollow-w: 59 7 Tl 400 J21 23 21 in, copper, and shecl 29 10 Tobiacco monufaoturers ond dealors,. 24 I Trunk monufacturers 2 20 Undertaliors, 81 28 Upholaterers, 20 24 Wagou-makors 69 69 Wotchmaliors and jowolora 164 100 White-lead manufacturors. 4 [ Wines and UQUOTS...vess 116 Total., SRS T TS X U] From these figures it will bo seon that, whilo 8t. Louis, by dint of reckoning over several timos anch of her donlors who huvo soveral busi- nosgos, slightly excels Chigago in tho number of her sayings banks, shoomakers, foundrics, whole- salo grocers, ico-dealers, iron-workers, litho- grnl({yhors, tin and copper_workers, whito load mnkors, upholstorers, and xmdnrtn‘mm, Chicago overwhelmingly oxcols 8t. Louis in every ono of & hundrod and thirty othor branches of business. Against hor 29 banks and banking offices, Chi- cago shows 70 ; against hor 187 retail dry goods houses, Ohicago shows 289 ; and in wholosalo dry oods ouses Ohicngo Las 20 firms to balance hor 10, and-ono of Chicago's firms would offest tho biggost half-dozen of 8t. Louig’. In retail grocerios—a good test of the number and char- aoterof consumers—Chicago has 1,107, 8¢, Louis 641; in flour and food, Chicago 137 Bt.. Loula73; in rotail hardwaro, cu%cnfn 139, 8t. Loais 84; in hotels, Ohicago 105, 8t, Louis 74; in real ostato firms, Chicago 042, Bt. Louis 85; in furniture, f&.\icfl;tn 230, 8t. Louls 104; and so on through 0 It npl{)cnm by the Directories that there are 28 Tailron com{i,u.nlnn located in St. Lonis, and 81 in Chicago ; but the proportion botween tho rail- rond facilities of tho two citios is at lesst threo to ove in favor of Chicago,—a ratio which is 'more than sustained by tho lntest statistics on the subject of railronds, Talking Poor's Manual {for 1873 as authority, sod lenving out of tho count all of tho great trunk railways to the sen- board (in whick Chicago has tho , advantago of hor “rival " at lonst throo to “ono), we find there nro 8,488 milos of railroad converging at Chieago, and 2,745 milos—less than ono-third— converging at St. Louls, This footing givos Bt. Louls tho benefit of onc-third tue mile- sge of tho Illinois Centrnl and Chica« o & Alton Roads, snd leaves to Iowa, obrasla, Xansas, and Colorado thoir own local roudn. oxcopt such as aro operated diractly by Chicago or 8t. Louis corporations, This ‘makes no necount of tho thousands of miles of railrond already under contract into Chicngo, ns tho Chicngo & Northern Pacific Air Lino (450 miles), tho Chicago, Omaha & St Joseph (246 ‘milos), tho Chicago'& Paducab (260 milos), the Ohicago, Hamilton & Wostorn (conl rond), the Chicago & Wiaconsin Midland, otc., etc. We find by tho same authority that tho name of Chi- cngo appoars in tho titlo of 45 railrouds, and St Lauin& that of 16, The records of tho Post-Oftico Dopartmont at Washington ehow that thoro wero collocted and delivored in Chicngoand 8t. Louis during the month of June, 1878, lottexs to the following number: Chicago. St. Louis, 2,543,447 527,808 1,277,267 894,831 Tho sggregnto duily nowspapor circulation of gx:,%%go is abont 08,000; that of 8f. Louis, In reference to he delay whick has ocourred in the igsue of this bool, Mr. Edwards says that tho canvass bogan on tho 16t of Mny, with n largor forco than was ever bofore employed, but that the marked growth of the city, theconfusion and froquont chango of localilics avising from tho fire, aud the desira which tho author felt to make the eanvass oxceptionally thorough, will robably bo rogarded as satisfuctory reasons for 0 oxtra timo consumed. ‘Tho remainder of the proface is devoted ton very nnimated dofonse of Mr, Edwards against the charges made by tho St. Louis papers, and ho isablo to ahow from their own columns that up to a recent period he was held in high favor in thoir city, aud beenmo obnoxious thoro anly becauso his~ Chicago_consus rulmrt showed that thio latter oity was, in population, far shead of tho rival one on the Mississippi. —_— o THE SALOON-KEEPERS, ‘Fhe Weekly Gathering of ¢ Liberal= Minded Citizense=Pccuniary Conso= Jution Demanded of the Xrowersse Complaint that Mombers ‘Talke No Interest in the Moctings, The Liberal Citizon Associntion (Vorein Frole- innigor Buerger) held thoir regular wockly meot- Ing yosterday afterncon at the hull of tho Siwiss Meennorchor, No. 45 North Olark stroat, Prancis A. Hoffman, Jr., the President of tho Bocioty, in tho chair. Tho Becrotary rend the minutes of the last meeting, whick, after a slight correction, were adopted. Fourteon persons anxious to become Liberal Citizons stoppod up and paid their initiation feo, whoroupon thoir wish was gratified, sud thoy were unnnimously elected. Mr, Hoffman, s & momber of the Committco to solicit aid from tho browers, roported that thoy had visited tho DBrowors' Associntion, and oxpluined to thom the object of their calling, namoly, to be subsidized “in the sum of Sfl,flnfi. They furthor addod that thoy did not ask this oidos beggars, but 8s o consideration for tho enhancoment of their (the brewers') proporty. The brewers mx{lhod that thoy wero not yot ready to En{ to what oxtont thn{ would aid the movemont, but assured thom that they would do thelr duty as soon as they were ready., Tho brewors also ngreed to ):ay the oxponsos in the Frank Schwnchow appont case. Tt was decided that tho caso of Otto Wehrmann, who was fined_ 8100 & fow days ago for selling liquor on Sunday, be appealed at the expense of the Boolety. The Committeo anolmud to examine tho re- port of tho Finaucial Bocretary roported every- thing corroct. | H. Johnson ‘complnained that the members of tho Associntion did not tako mora interest in thouo mootings. It was with diflculty that o quornm of thirty could be gathered. Unless more enorgy wos displayed by tho individual mombors, evorything would go to smash, Gon, Lich thought tho meotings woro well enough attended. A quorum_wes sufliciont to transnct nocessary business. Let them gobt up goueral mootings, and the Puritans would soon 1ind out that tho Gormany woro in earnost about this movemont. After tronsacting somo furthor unimportant business, tho meeting adjourned. —————— Business Eduocation, Drow's Businoss College, locatod at 378 and 280 Weat Madinon btreet, offors excollent inducoments for young men who wish a practical busincsa education, This intitution has recorved o lberal patronago from our business men duving the past scuson, ud fta popu- Jarity $ duo to tho merita'of tho achool, which i cou- ducted o tho actunl busincsy plan, Tho luatitutiou {s comumonded to every ono, Sond stamp for circulara, — e Roohester, N, Y., Brackett Houss, Entranco contra of raflroad depot, Thla fino hotel, having rocontly passed fnto the hunda of Messrd, Allen & 1ldreth, 18 propared to givo passengors a capital Dreakfast, with tho best of attontfon, Mr, dumes fir win, tho fumous stoward, rocontly of Congruss all, lias oharga of tho culluo, ot o A s 0,y R, I. & P, Sundny Train, The through Puaifio oxpress teain for Council Dlufts, Omab, Denver, fan Franeluco, snd oll far Weut poluts, will leave Ghleago Hunday, Aug, 10, at 10:15 n, THE LAW COURTS.I Important Deoision by Judge Wal- lce in the Willig Oase. Conditions on which a Common-Law Marriage is Legal in this States Bankruptoy Matters-.-The Courta Con- deonsed---New Suits. Judgoe Wallaco, in the Gounty Court, yosterday, dolivered tho following opinien in the mattor of the Willlg estate, upon the polition of Charles 1. Willig, for the romovalof Mary Willig, Ad- mivistratrix 1 Tho first question to be detormined in this mattor in tho spplication of ono of the heira to bave the present A{lmfillllrllrflx removed upon a motion that sho i not tho widow of {ho docesscd, Qottlofb Willig, and, not belug such widow, that hor letters of administration should be rovoked. Tho firat question {0 bo delormived s whothor tho common Iaw of England in rolation to tho state of matrimony s in forco at the present time, ornt thoe tmo when theso partios commoncod living fogotlier, and sinco. Tho Tovisca Slatutes of Ilols, 1846, conioin thin section: The common Inw of England, €0 far as tho samo 18 applicablo and of o gonoral naturo, and all statuten or acts of {he Lritish Parliament made in afd of and to supply dofocts In the common Jaw, ® * * nnd which oro of 3 genoral naturo and nat local to {hat kingdom, Bloll bo tho rulo of decision, and shall bo as of full forco until ropealod by leglalativo authority, (Gross, Chap, 62, Bec, 1) 10 il bo s rom, hat scotion that i ordoe (o ot 1id of tle forco of it, it would bo mecossary for tho Logislaturo ta re[:cal tho commnion Inw on that subjoct. 1t would raquire tho samo authorlty to ropeal tho com- mon lnw on that subject aa it would to ropesl the stat- uto that lind boon formerly pogsed, Tha rulo 16, whiero thoro 18 1o rencallng alatute, (and wo find nono'in thin caso) that {hio statule sought to havo been ropealod ought not to o 80 held by tho courts unless thoy wero incounlstont with tho subscquont atatute; that in, uuless floy oo ropealed by implica- tion. From tho forme of tho ropeallng atatute, or from tho torms of the eubsequent siatuto did tho ig%- Inturo intond to ropeal tho formor statuto? Now if o tamm to Clop, 60, Beo. %, of Gross, 1671, vie find tlio following: All poreons belonging to any roligious nociety, cliurch, or denomination, may celebrato their ‘marriage nccording to tho rules and principles of snch roliglous socloty, church, or denomination, nod cortifi catea of auch morriago, stgned by the regular ministor, or, {f thoro bo no ministor, by tho clerk of auch ro. liglous mocicty, church, or denomination, reglstored :; Liorelnafter dirocted, shallbs ovidence of such mar- lago, Thin s a permistion to parties to colobrato thelr mar- rioges in acoordanco with tholr religlous boliofe ar de- sires, and docs not aay {hat partles shall not. colobrate their marringes in any otbor way, That scction is not inconsiatant with tho common lat on tho aubjoot, and theroforo doea not repeal by impleation the common Iaw on {hat subjoct. oo, 4 of tho samo_ chapter says Ay porsons wishing to marry or bo joined in mor- ringo may go bofore any reguisr minfster of tho gos- ol antborized to marry by the custom of {ho church or socioty to which Lio belongs, nny Justico of tho Buprome Court, Judge of any inferior Court, or Justice of the Peace, and celebrate or declare thelr marringe in such mannor and form o8 ehall bo most agrosablo. ‘Theao aro the only sections of tho statutes that boar, 1n this Btate, on that subject, Thoy cover the whola control that the Logislaturo ‘hea sssumod 6a fo how ‘marriages shall bo colbrated in thia Stato, and wo find in neitbor of them any repealing clause, nor do waiind anything in thom {nconsistent with tho common' law on tnt subject. 1lonco, Wo avo como to tle conclu- sion that tho common Iaw of England upon this sub- Ject 1ain forco in this Stato, Thio question romaining now 18 to apply tho facta of this case to tho common law. Thero are two rales laid down Dy thocommon law by which wo may doterming whether partics aro married or not. Ono s, n dircct promise from ono to tho other, & mutual promiso snd agroement thot they will bo husband and- wife. Tho declaration g0 mado might bo cither in writing or wverbally given, Tlo coramon law autlioritios aro a Uttle at varlanco a0 to whethior it 8 nocessary when thoro 16 such & romiso that it should bo born firat of intercouros Eu@ I am eatisfled that tho woight of authority 18, that when §t 18 clearly shown to tho Court that thero hind beon an agreement botwoen the parties to becomo husband and wife, and to live togetuer in that state, It swould be necessary to show intercourse. Tho other sulo 1n, when partics promio witls cach other to bo- como Liuaband snd wifo in tho futuro, in that caso it I Tecoasary {o show, if the promiso i not consummated by direct agreement, that the pariles, in compliance with that promiee, l{ivod togethor aasuch, That s fo gay, it i8 o promise in futuro, followed by inter- courso, Tithor of thess rules makes, when ovidenco ia come lto beforo tho Court that elther theso conlition lna Poen complicd with, common law marriago, aud & Iawful marriago. Now lot us apply these rules to tho case before tho Court, Liero comea tho greatest dificulty in this caso, that is, to get at what the facts wero, There {s cousidorablo conflict of evidenco s to whether theso porties did mako an agreement, Thero is ovidenco tending to ehow that thoy met together on acortain occoslon. sbout o year after thoy first com- menced living togetlior; thnt thoy, in presenco of n doctor, onother maon, and his wifo, married themselves, and that ever aftor that, tho woman states positively, thoy lived togethor as ‘s~ band and wife, ‘“Thoro 8 ovidenco positively showing that they had children, and that they positively slo li togother in the eamo room, continuously, regulstly, and without intermission. Wo havo also’ tho declars ation of tho old man himeclf that thoy wero marriod and to sustain that position, ho scems to have reforro 10.a book printed in Germax, which wus stated to boa book on orican _law, in which Lo stated what was this common law rule—all that it waa noces- sary for partics to do to be married. I‘Bl'c!'rlmgln this bool which, e ho thought, was tho law of the land, they were married. Inaddition to that, wo have tho continuous Hving fogothior for twolve or fourtoen yoara in ono place, and, further, that thoy exeoutod docds a8 husband and wife. I bellovo that comprises about sl tho festimony tending to show thnt thero was an ugroement_between theso pariles, Thero soomed to liavo been no diacussion as to the mannoer of intro- duciug cach other to strangers or neighbors, On the otlier hand, there fa thio testimony of scveral niolghbors that it was inderstood in tho neighborhood that thoy liad nevor boen married, At the beginuing of their intorcourso thore waa some scaudal about it, There iy alko testimony showing that the woman Horself had sald thut elic hod tried to get tho old man tn arry her, and nlso fostimony a to tho mauner in bieh ho addrossed ior always calling bor 4tBary, and nover calling hor his wifo in o single instarnce, ‘That {8 sbout tho substance of tho testimony on Loth #ides, O courso if it is truo that tho woman has sald that sho nover was marrled, and now swoars that thoy hind mot togethier and marrfed themeolves, I should look with suspicion upon her testimony, unless tho jn- consistency can be explained from tho evidenco, From tho ~ testimony of iho nelghbors, i was clear that thoy comeldered thom mol marriod, bo- causo they had mover colobrated thelr ‘marriago according to tho statute, and hones the woman had eaid o thoold man that sho wanted Lim to marry lier according to the forms of tho statute, It ‘wina to Ratisfy thonluds of tho nolghbors that eho do- sired tolavo thio eoromony porformod nccordlug o {lio usual forms, That would bo an_explanntion,—it #eoms 10 me, & reasonablo one,—of this desire on hor part, But, 1 thiuk, taking tlio testimopy upon tho Woman's eido ltogofhcr, thint it is of such welght that 4t will compel the Court to hold that the common law yulo wos compliod with, Wo bavo hor atateniont thot fhey had met fogether and got married— married themeolves in the presence of wilnosses ; that they from that timo continuously lived togothor as husband and wife, Thoold man, when talking to ouo witnoss, snid thoy wera enfliciontly marriod, and referred tho witness to tho book fn which ho found the Iaw on that subject, and scomed to considor thatho Dad fulillled the Iaw of the land, and Liad dono all that was nocossary to make bhor his wife, Theu that is fol- Towod by this continuous cohabitation nnd the fajthfal sorvices of this woman to this man—and it s evident from all tho teatimony that her services wero faithful—slnce, when Lo bgcamo_ #o decropit that ho could not leave the house/she did overything, oven controlled the financial arrangemonts of the ouse, did all tho manual labor, and superintondod all of tho work in the houso and part of “the farm, and whon they came to convey proporty—real estate—tlio old man deliberataly joinéd ‘her with him in n solemn deed ashis wifo. And right here I might remark some testimony I have overlooked, that, aa to ono of tho doods, it was §n ovidouce that the Jasty pusclesiug suggoatod that {ho woman ought Joined in it; but this only applod to one of thess transactions—I believe thera was no ovidenco as to any other, though the old man jolned with the woman in soveral decds~—tlires or four, ‘Taking all thoso things luto conelderation, it seoms to mo that the Court will be compellod fo Lold that tho common law rulo had been fulfiliod, and that tho ‘wore, according to thoe law of this Btato, husband eu Wwife, and that slio 15 now tho widow of the deceased, "Tho ordor of tho Court will e that tho petition bo dig missod at complainant's costs, UNITED BTATES DISTRIOT COUNT. In tho United Btatos District Court, in the ongo of Willlama ot al, sgainst Blake, White- houto & Qo., the court found for libollants, and roferred tho case to Commissionor to roporb damagos. In the case of O, W. Upton, nuni;man‘ v. Abnor Peck ot al,, tho demurrer of i1, II. Peok \évnu‘mlmrmlnd, and loave given to flle anewer by opt. 1. n tho caso of John Gwynn against the sehooner Biglow, tho argument onthe objcotions to tho Mastor's roport was hoard and the mattor takon under advisomont, ALLEOED ILLEGAL TRANBFER, In the Omourr Courr thoe following suit was filedt yauwrdn{ t August Braton against Edward Donoluo alias Donolos, Margyiot Donohuo, Honors MeKay, and Gorhard Yorsman, ‘L'his {s a bill in chan- cery to ennblo the complninant to obtain the sat- isfaotion of n judgmont for ©1,141.40 against Edward Donohua by the eale of certniu roal os- tato, whioh it in clnlmod hag been lllo[i(nlly and fraudulontly transforrod to Ionora MokKay, sub- juol to a trust deed to Gorhard Foreman, which wansfor s mado without, vulnablo, goridora- or oucamboring of tho property further, The proporty nffeotod {a ns follows : Lot D, Block 7, olavani's Addition, and Lot 112 in sibdlvivton of 9 acres of E 14, 8 X, 4, 80, 14, TIIE COUNTS GONDENHED, In tho Buporior Court Meosrs, Allison, 8mith & Johnson, Lypo founders, of Cincinnati, com~ menced suit in assumpsit againat Richard Ed- wards, tho Dircotory man, to obtain the pnyment of £2,000 for typo and niatoriel furnished, In the Gounty Conrt in tho estato of Tonry W. Kingshury, minor, tho Into qunrdlnn, Anson Bporry, presontod recoipts of liva Lawrouco, guardian, for $18,148.31 balanco, and was dis- charged. BANRRUPTOY MATTERS. An juvoluntary }mtlhlun in hnukmxley ling Doon filed against the fim of Conklin & Camp- boll by Jacob Johnson, oll of this city, T'ho pe- titlonlng oreditor’s claim i for £1,161.88, upon & cortain promisory noto_for Uiab sum, dnted Doo. 81, 1872, duo ‘sixly doys from dato, Tho aots of bankruptoy ohargod aro tho suspension of poymeht of tho commorcial papor of the fimn for moro than fourtcon daya. Judgo Blodgett mado tho following orders in bankruptey : In the mattor of tho ostato of Blozos Wonver, baukrupt, it was orderod thint William Dawos, Assignoo, should copvey to J. 1. Hurlbut & Co. tho olovator on Schuyler stroot and Illinols Can- tral Rallrond, on condition that the latter rolin~ quish all olaima against tho estnte. In the mattor of Gilbert M. Cloy, order of dis- ‘migsal was mado. Miobpel Goldstein and John 8. Gnrland ot al. ;vnr{i adjudicated bankruple, the latter by do- ault, Tho Assignoo of Francis Munson was author- ized to sottle. On the motion to dismies in tho mattor of Blovons & Ilans, tho dismissal was ordored, un- less causo ho shown in ton days, Marshal to give posscssion immedintoly. 1In the caso of John McKinnon, bankrupt, the court entored the opinton that the levy be sot aeide, and the proporty levied upon turned over 1o Assigueo. Attornoys' feea nnd costs, amounting to $176, woro allowed in tho bankrupt ostate of Wm, O, Toleman. OREDITORS’ MEETINGS. In the matter of P. R. Wright, in bankraptoy, tho first genernl meoting to olect an Assignoe took place at 11 o'clock this morning, at Registor Hibbard's offico. Tho first meoting in the matter of Phil Bchick, of tho_* Bharp Cornor " restaurant, ndjourno from July 26, will {ake place at tho same timo. NEW SUITS, Tae Oinourr Count.—S8,010—Nancy Wilson v, Oity of Chicago ; trespass on tho caso, §6,000, 8,071—Lil A. Ticach v, Jomes O, Gront, John Prico, and O, Hoffman ; ‘aseumpslt, $§2,000, 8,072—Georgo Eaton o Willinl Biirgoss} trospass on tho caso,3,000, 8,078— F. & E, Daumann v, John Goven ; asawapeit, $500, 801 rigo W, Toslor v, Ellzaboth Gross of al.; ro- (funu to perpetusto testimony. 8,076—Willlnm P, Cardwell v. John 11, Cooks appeal, '8,070—K, T, Blo- cum v, Robert Doyle aud 0. 1, Tallmadgo; confeasion of judgnent, $280.10, 8,077—Edward Trees v. Johu Schnoidor ; gssumpsit, $500, 8,078—Edwin Laskin ot ol D- O. Billvan ; nasiunpuit, 4300, 8,079, D, An- onlo v, Laguard & Glnul ; ‘appeal, B080—Virginta 8,081—A. Braten v, Edward Donohoo ct o Jobhn Kennoy v, Patricl 3. B, & U, E Quim v, D 8084—A, Pratt otal. v. If, M. Holght: oppeal. B,086—Froncis Fanning v. Joha Hanuon; sppeal, 8,080—~Halson v. Aontaguo; appeal, 8,087—Borney v, Fisher ; appeal, 8,088—Oullen v. Montnjue ; l:‘?- FmL 8,080—Ford v. Word; sppeal. 8,090—Witbheld or service, Tug, SurEnion JounT.—44,640—Leonora B, Blanc v. Benj. . Blanc ; bill for divoreo for adultory, 43,541— Bamantin W. Fullam ct al, v, John 0, McCord ond Eugeno F. Honsbaw ; asaumpsit, $2,600, 44,643—A; pewl, 44,640—P, Burroughs & Son V. Ira 8, Barker ; potition 'for meohonicls len, $117. 44,5ii—Iobort Allison ot al, v, Richard = Edwards; ossumpalt, $3,000, 44,646—0, L, Honcock v. John Yunker, Isago Pfaum, Chas, Lucdicke, O, M, Julius, A, Weinborg and John Schroeder ; covonant broken, §6,000, 44,646—P., O'Nell v, David Qary; ssawnpsit, 2,000, 44,647—Bame v. Homer E, Bargent; asaumy eif, $3,000,’ 44,648—Jon Bmith v, Goort 1L, Ludolph- sky; bill in chancery, 44,649—Palrick Rico v, Jemes ‘Walsh und Edward Garraty;: tresposs, £100. 44,560— J. J. Klelnman v. Jolin O'Neil ; nesumpeit, 850, 44,461 ~Marcus E, Stearno v, The United States Mortgago Company, Alson Bhermau, snd all whom it may con- corn, peiition to restoro and _coufirm title, 44,652— Nicklaus Wilbert v, Maggio Wilbert ; bill for divorce, for descrtlon and adultery. 44,553—Mary Stuchlik v, Josoph Btuchitk; bill for divoree, for cruslty. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Unsuccessful Attempt by o Young Man to d Eiis Troubles Ly Cut- ting Xis Throat-=fmpcecuniosity the Cnuse. About noon yoesterday, a young man, named Nathan Tyler, of Clovelaud, Ohio, was discover- ed lying upon his bed, in Room No. 40 of tko Commerclal Hotel, with & gaping gosh in his throat. The first intimation of his condition was ro- coived by o chambermaid, who heard him groan- ing. Bho communicated tho fact to the clork in tho office, who sent tho porter to the room to 800 what was tho matter. The doorbeing locked, by gotting a step-ladder, ho looked through tho transom and munde the horrible discovery rofer- red to. Ho did not have the nerve to force opon tho daor, aud a roporter of this paper pasted throughanotherroomand entered tho room uf tho spparently dying mon through o window which opens into a court. e was compelled to step into a pool of blood to got to the badside. ‘Tho man was breathing through the opening in his neck, and, when tho reporter spoke to bim, ho oponed hib_oyes and gnzed vacautly around. A decapitated head spenking conld not have beon moro righifol. To had ovidently Loon lying in tho condition in which he was found for some hours, as fully o gallon of blood stood in poely on the floor nud on the bed. A roeking razor Iay by Lis side. As tho reportor picked this up, the man clutched ot it, ag it detormined to com-~ ploto his bloody work, Fenriug thut dissolution would como, tho reporter made hasto to ask the unfortunate person his name and residonce. Ho mumbled that his name was Nathan Tyler, of Clovoland, O. In auswer to the quostion, why o it, ho roplied, with gront of- fort, that ho bad beon in Ohicago o wools, and boing out of monoy, snd unablo to got work, concluded to end tl ommgglo then and there. He snid ho dld not desire to bosayed. Dr. H. McKennan was seut for, and arrived {:rompkly. Ho pronounced tho case hopeloss, ecnuso of tho largo amount of bleed lost. *Ho, however, et to worle as if ho bolioved the man to bo past danger; stitched up tho cut, and placed the pationt in an casy position. If tho man recovors, which, at o Inte Lour last night, scomod probablo, it Will cortainly o n fost of surgory not ofton performed. 'I'io wound was & frightful one, boing throo inchos long, aud al- most sovering the windpipe, Mesers. Pulling & Ingraham, the proprietors of the hotel, renderod the unfortunats porson ovory posumo attontion. Although a pormit was given thom to remove him to tho County Hospital, they preferrod to keop him in their housie, where they could attond to Lis nocessi- ties, They hired a nurse, and havo rmado thom- solves responeiblo for all medical sorvices. Tho youug man onme to their houso about n week 8go, and appoared to bo & most estimoblo [‘»nor- a son. 1o i8 about 25 years of agoe, and lives suburb of Olovoland,” e —_— ANOTHER GROAN. Yostorday's Slaals-Zeitung contains the fol- lTowing ¢ “ Action {s indefinitely postponed,” This is tho wrotchod oxouso behind which tho Pork Compnisston- ots of Norlh Ghicago tuko rofugo, sinco thoy have nok tho moral couraye to apanly aduift : * Wo aro muckers, norrow-minded “creatures, to whom tho Lord in I3 yrath Las givon nioro mofey than brains ; wo balong to Liodo who always havo tho wolfaro of the people in our mauthe oud yot, atthe biddiug of a hnudful of woalthy e, tramylo undor our foot 100,000 {ndustrie us persons 'who work for thelr daily bread.” “To attempt {0 Lave Bunday concerta in Lincoln Park o beon defostad, ot least for this summor, 1f anything males this refiianl apoctally unplonsant, it ia ta cowardly forn,~tho attempt to sasumo thio appeat- suce of willingness, but of {nability, Whnt and who in 1t then that histiors the Commis- slouors from quickly und plalnly aylng “Yes2" Ia not Lincoln Park on tho North Bide? Mavo not tho citizenn of that part of tho town 8 word to say about {ts menngement? Do not tho Fark Commisslonors know who lives on tho North Sido? Who poys tho princips! part of tho {axou for tho Park? Why will not you give the pormissiont uloy sy, I thio namo of tho clty, that thoro 18 o lay it '£1 our own lawyer, Towatt, gave you the samo opinfon, Medill admittéd that thofo was o roason agafnet it. Wasblurn Indlcated, by rocommending it, thut ho a1l uot fear any disturbadco of the peaco. “Tlip Aldermen of tho ward in which the Park lNea wero in favor of it, Gittzens offercd tho money and promised to loavo tho managomont of the matior entiroly In tho hands of tho Comuulsslonora, -~ Aud tho rent body of the ponulation of that pnet of tho city fn which tho Park os waltod impation(ly for tho pemission, And yot it waa rofused | o “Purk Gommissloners of North Ohicago have not pleased tho Gty of Olifeago by thole uction, sy Toluting & reasonablo request in which only tho most rabid bypoerito could il anything wrong, thicy hivo Intonsifed tho confict, frritafed peopla'a minds anoy, and proven that ouo can have peace with the venome ous reptilo only by crushing it. They bave given ovidenco that people aro mistuken alno phiown wa that they 1io whon ey, doclaro that they aro fighting only ngainat boer and for * I nud order. i finate muckor and. ploint boloni o tio secpcrt famlly, 1t fn 0 dluty to dofond ono'a solf agéinet bim, and tho Germnnn meanto do it, At prescut the Lincoln Park Commission §s composed of B, F\, ulver, G, _J, lockton, 1', 1, Kalos, W, 11, Dradloy, aud Bim, Kickerson, tho lsst of whom 18 in Europo, —_—— IIYDE PARK. Mecoting of thoe Bonrd of Trustech== Qongideration of the Water-Works Location=-Opcuing of Mids for the Work. Thero was & large and Interesting mooting at tho Village-Hall in Iyde Park Thuraday oven- 1ug, to hoar the oponing of proposals for wator- worka, Tho Commitlea on Public Grounds and Buildings roported that thoy hind been unable to obtain from the Parl Coramiesionors any modi- ficationn of tholr proposition for locafing tho works at Fifty-ninth stroot, for the roaton that the wholo subject had been reforred to tho Progident, Br. 0. 7. Bowen, and Lo was abeont in tho Enst. ‘Thoy lad seen Mr. Fitchand he had promised to make s propoeition, but they had not yot roceived it. As o matter of economy they would recommend that the works bo located on the park between Fifty-first and Oale streots, and would request tho village attormey to roport without dolay if any logal objections oxisted ngainst that location, Mr, John Titch being presont, proposed to donato to tho villngo ns n site for the wator- worka threo lols, oach 1005192, on Bixty-oighth gtreot, about 800 fect from tho lake, and to con- nock tho samo within sixty days by an iron rail- rond with Parkside station on the Illinois Con- tral Railrond. DIr, Stobbings offered the following resolution which was ndopted,—yoas, 6; nays, 1: Resolved, Thot thia question of localion of water- works bo reforred buck to {lio samo Commltteo for further consultation with {ho Sonth Park Commisston- «ers, Mr. Fitoh, and othors, for a more favorabls lora- tlon, ond tht thoy report n detsil in writing ot {ho noxt meoting of the Bonrd. M. Fitch said ho hiad been solicited to muke o proposition, and was told the matter would be !lm: dod nt onco. Ho had made ouoe golely with an oyo to tho public good, and not for_spoculn- tion'or to be traded on, Io did not desiro tho works located g0 nour him, in fact would contri- ‘bute §1,000 to have thom furthor south. llo would, therofore, withdraw Lis proposition. Tho Board then procoeded to open THE DIDS. Thoey wero 28 in number, and as follows : B Ticatty & Barker, n& advortised.... ... Charuloy & Upalke, an per plan furnishe 0. B, Patten & Co,, crib completo. .. 0. E. Hoquonbourgh, crib on Toliy plon. . ‘Exlra for rip-rap Estra for pllo protection. CONNECTING PIFE, For 16-Inch connocting pipo, 1,000 feot long, from eriD to tho shoro : 0, E, Hequenbourgh, wrought iron, $ 0,016 “Cast iron..,. P . 10,076 D, W, Minnohon, 16-inch iron p . 120 Tox & Howard, Aum Taword P, B3 & C . W, Gas & Pipo Co,, 16 In, Woad-pipo.. 2,00 Baaty & Darkor, 3-foot brick tunnel 1,001 long, and & well at tho shoro end, 10 £t di= nmefor and thirty-five fect deep. 10,800 And_will continup said tunnel ol tlos, i de- Bired, ot $18.00_por ft. INOINE-HOUBE AND BMOKE-STAOK, For_matarials ond _consiruction of enginc-houso of Drick, and sinolo-tnclis aa por pluns 5 ki ), B5( D. . Minnolian. g 9,00 Beaty & Barker 75,50 . For furnishing ongines, pumps, and connection: olly Manufacturing Works, 30,000 Ienry R, Worthington,. 47,600 Richards Iron Works, 64,000 D. V. Minnchan, .o 35,050 OUT OF: ) 5 ETES E TR s o8 EA R ] i @ s 3 S A E IS §| F & 5§ r ) '108 "1 DISTHIBUTING PIPES. For furnishing and laying tho distributing pipes : 18] =|%]E = & 5188815 S Aldl e E, & o S RN g& 3 $lu|BiSTE o & mon, | w|S[5[5]5 Sl el g8 ool gleli (] £4| & : H B3 4. 5| o 1.00) 8, 1401 12 [2.00]2. B, Fulton & Co,, Philadciphis 6t $70_per ton, "Tho proposal of Richards Iron Works doea not {n- clude the tronching and back flliug., Tho Northweatern Pipo Company offer to guaranico snd keep n ropaic for twenty years tho WyckofT patont wood pipo at the rate of §50 per milo per anuum, Tor tho wholo works completo {neluding crib, con= necling pipe, well, engino house, engines, pumps, thiirty miles of Qistributing plpes and ono Lundred an fifty fire hydrants all in working order; Holly Man, Works and O, B, fequenbourgh, $128,977; D, W, Mignehan, $347,890, The following rasolutions wore adopted : That o voto of thanks bo tendered to John Fitoh for the full-length sectional map of Hyde Park prosontod to tho Board. . That the Clork bo instructed to employ assist- anco, it necessary, to achedulo all tho bids, undor the supervision of tho Committeo on Pub- lio Buildings, aud _oxhibit same to the Board in Comumittee of the Wholo, with closed doors, on Monday next, at 8 p. m.; go that snid Commit- teo can report au adjourned meoting on Monday ovening noxt, ot 7 o’clock. Adjowrned to Baturday next. ——e———— Dextor Park Matineo, A fow races botween good Liorses will bo givon ab Deoxtor Park thia aftornoon, and there will undoubted- Iy bo & large crowd in attendauce, The sport will con- slat of a trotting match botween H. I, Foloy, opo, and Bob Hunler, throo of tho best horaes fn thelr class; & pacing match botween two rattling pacors ; a runnin raco, milo heats, betwevn Port Leonard, Fair Play, nnd Jennings, each of which mado a creditablo showin, during tho July meoting, “'hoso who desixo to apen & pleasant aftornoon and soo plonty of eport should not fal to attend. Tho Michigan Bouthern and Pitte- bllrgh & Fort Wayno Railroad dummios go right to tho park, Tho raclng will commenco about half-past 3 o'clock, Test of Fire-Proof Roofing, A public fire-test of the Ohicago Fira snd Water- Proof Hoof, manufactured by Smith, Olomouts & Co,, Tooms 1and 1, No, 110 Dearborn siroot, will be given in the Court-Houso squaro, ut 3 o'clock thia afternoon, Thio same tost will bo appliod {0 otlier tar aud gravol roofs, Tho Olinllengo Tioaf will bo on oxhibition an Tour or moro boforo tho oxamination begins, 80 that all viho feel an Intorest in tho trial moy havo an oppor- tunity to mtlsfy thomselves of tho matorials usod n ite conefruation batorchund, FERRISON, BRADIORD & CO7S STERL PENS, Bpoolal attoutlon called to the woll-known sumbors, 5057 B=n-28---20 & 22, TFactory, Mt, Yernony Office, 75 John-st., N, Y. SCOTCH POLISHED GRANITE SHEARER, SMAITII & CO., DALBEATTIE GRANITE WORKS, DALe BEATTLE, BCOTLAND, Hupply Pollshad Gieay, Bluo, and Ited Granitos for mann. frontal st sxohteotural surpouos, Lmpioylng sovorsi i 3§ huudrods of workin a i punrrylog, drceatin, anil_ polieie fug of Granitor B 0w, iy iy the weobrated Dalbumtiiy Geanite with diapaten, S0 {ele MACHINERY, WILLIAM A, HARRIS, Providonco, R, 1., Buildor of tho "Teohnology, AMUSEMENTS, M'VICKER'S THEATRE, Doors Open at 7:15, Curtaln Risos at 8, Pronomnced Approval of the New Company. FIRIDAY and BATURDAY EVENINGS, Moasrs, O'Noll, Floyd, Rainford, Hoymonr, falland, Jordan, Mra, Thiomaa Iiarry, Mrs, " Allon, Miss Mantolfo, tn Bul® Wor's coniody of RAEOTN En 5 . BATURDAY MATINKE—'* Wout Itnd." Doors opon at1:l, Carlaln rlsea at So'olock. MONDAY~—" Romanoo of & Poor Youug Man." GLOBE THEATRE. This Aftornoon at 2%, Jiventng ut 8 'clock, fast two por- formancos of Miss Annio Firmin and Mr. John Jack, n tho NEW MADALEN, Monday Noxt, T, G. RIGGS, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. TELE BOIX OFFIOCOR, * For thosalo of Boats for tho Great Comods of DIVORCH WILK OPIEN BATURDAY MORNING, PIONIC. TRAMRTRIS' UNION to Opilon's Qrave, noxtBunday, AUgist 10, 1833, Teavos 46 Notih Glark-ster ot 8430 o'ch ks TFruo o, Gentlémon, 20; Jindlos froo DR, KAHN'S Mapnifieent Auatomical - Museom, From Naw York, of NATURAT, SOLENCE nnd AR, No, 148 Houth Claric3l., none Madison,' Tisketa, 60 ota 60 ota. For gontlomon only. oora apen from 0n. m, 1910 p, i, PLAYS, Dramatic Cinhs and Amateurs, A tull list of Fronoh's, Lnoy',and Cumbarland's Plags, alwnys on hiand. MGITATH, Doalar in Dramatio Works and’ doneral Purclissiog Aiont, 163 Bouth Dos- plainexst, EDUCATIONAL. Kl Tositnte Tor omy Tadies, UNIONTOWYN, NEW JERSEY. Mrs, L. I MATHEWS nnd Mrs. M. E. BAEDLER, Priuolpals, Unlontawn s located In ona of tho most holthtal parts of tho Btato, twonty-two milos {rom Now York Oity. ' Tho bullding {8 & now nnd ologant structuro, containing tho modorn improvements noccasary for tho comfort s0liolara. A complato courso In all the English Branon 88 woll o Frona, Gorman, Latin, Mathomatics, fus and Danelug, ' Acoomplishod Professors (n ail' Dopa e ke e tocus rufor 6 Min: ovombar. Tl principals aro parinlttod to Tufor Toraco . Olarko, Ko 10 East Faroniy-socond-t. bon Holmoy, Ksq., of Holmon & Biagy, No. 80 Wi o orm commoncea %{th Soptombor nn(g 0, 18t Rov. Goo, ronties, D.D., No, 87 Enst Thirty.fifth.st, Rov, Androw Stovenson, D.D., No. 814 Woat Thirtiotht st., N.¥. Forclroulars orothor information .Hu‘fiu"l;‘:‘x; by lottor to Mira, It M. BAKBLER, No. 4 iputh Washington.squaro, N.'¥., or to KRov. G. D. MATHEWS, 241 Woss Fiftoonth-ats, N, ¥o ST. JOSEPHS ACADEMY, KANKAKEE, ILL. This Boarding Sctiool for Young Ladion, under tho di- Foation of tho Blators of the Congregntion 4 Notro Damo, {a chout stxty milos from Ohicago, withinn fow minutes alicof th Kaukakoo Rallway Station, Itoffors tho com- forts of & howo, and groat advantagos for thy acquisition of'a fintaliod education and a thorough kuowledga of tho Taglish, Froncl, and Gorman laugusgos, Tho Bcholas- tig yoar bogina Soptombor 1. ‘Board and tuition, for term of fivo months, 876.00. AMu- o , &o., Gxt *tor pariiasiare Addroes BISTER SUPERIOR. Vo particulars Addross. RACINE COLLEGE. Ttaclno Collego Includes threo Schools: 1. A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, with full Col- 1ogiato Courso. 2. A SOIENTIFIC 8CHOOL, to bo bogun this Autuma. £. A GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ls begin Sopt. 10, Far admissi iy e S A B o Ttaging Collogo, Racine, Wis. Cufinlumlnl can bo obtained at the Merchants' Natlonal pil NORTWESTERN UNIVERSITY. Over Seventy Professors and Instructors and Six Colleges, 1. Colloge of Titeraturo and Belonce, IT. Collego of I11.“Woman's College of Litorature and ot Y. Collond of Phoologg~Garratt Biblical Insil- tuto, V. Oollego of Law, 1. Collego of Aedicing— Qhilengo Medical College, — VIL. Propnratary Seliool for tho sovorat Collogaa and for Buiinoss. VIII. Consurva~ tory of Music, 1X. Dopartmont of Pajating and D: ing. _Moroover, Luboratorios, Librarins, Museums, Elo. gant Dutldings, '&a, * In the Calioga of Teohuology spooial studonta oro ndinitéed, Fali torin heging Bopt. 17, For t. particulans nddress PRES. FOWLER, Lovnnston, 11k LAKESIDE SEMINARY, AT OCONOMOWOOC, WIS, A Boarding Sohool for Girls and a Himited numbor of young Doys. “Dolightful situntivn; homo comforts, and T et O G R OF BN RS brinctpat, oF ! 2T JONRS, brincipal, PR REV. J. 1. MAGORFIN, Restor, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAM, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA. Tho Thirtoth Yonr Login on Tueaday, Septembor 2, 3 iizos. 8ont frovy on appllcation to tho Prent- Uap, Untulosucs mont Tro o A pORNILE, 0. 5. MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH SOHOOL Tcopens fopt, 17. Tho only ono i Now York whoro Fronch Is taugt as in Parie, Suporior English oduoation, Drawing, Latin, Slnging included in tho tuition, onrdors havo ot oxcollunt homo. Ior clrculars, 25 Wesh Forty.aixtivet., N. ¥. Rofers by pormiesion to’ Mru. R. 2. Goodoll, Kirs, Goo. M. Pulluing, Ohioago, 1L ; M. Goo. P, Plant, $t. Louis; drs, O, . Bull, Quincy, 1. ‘BISHOP WHIPPLE'S S0HOOLS, FARIBAULT, MINN ST. MATV'S HALT, for lcls: All dopactments oqunt t0 tho host Eantorn. Scioola... Native tosohors of modorn Tanguagos, Sovanth yoxr. . SHATTUOI KOHOOL, for Bosss Graduatos onter Sonbomoro Clata In Estorn Col- g, eation simasknbla or bonlthiuinoss snd soan " Gadot organizntion. Torm opens Hopt. i 9% catatoguos wdrom—_IEIV. SABIES DOSBIN. . CCARRBETSON’S ENGLISIL, FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOARDING AND ‘DAY SUHOOL' FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OIILDREN, ot No. 88 Wost Forty.sovonthiat., bolwoon Fiith and_ Sixtiiaye., Now York Clty, will Toopon on Tuosday, Sopt. 3, 197, Tho numbor uf buarding puplls limitod fo twoive.” Clroulara may bo obtained on appliva- tion at the above nddrass. MRS, GEQ. VANDENHOEF. BOYS' SCHOOL, : . GRRORGE VANDENIOKE will opan lior Banrd- T for B at Mo 8 WV RS FORIY- EEOND R, oloso to RESERVOTIt PAR, Now York, Bopt. 16, - Nurbor of boarding pupils limitod'to LIGIIT. Siiool hours from 0200 2, 1. to 3100 p. e Applioations may bomado ns abovo. DEARBORN SEMINARY, 985 Wabash-av. tghteanth soar of thls Soliool for Young Ladlos, n[E’l“::n:l{Ioni:I.slnnlh . A fow nupils benrddi o (o e cinal: hos uidross Bl Ut o Pilicipal, or eatatoguos yddony CHEGARAY INSTITUTE. Fatablishod In Now York In 1814, Eaglish aad Kronoh for Young Ladlve wnd Mussos, Toatding and dey paplle, 1627 and 1625 Spruco-st., Phila: delpliin, L'a. Vronol lillhullaarx:‘l:laun of tho famfly, and i Inatiinto: s canstantly spoed AN b I BRVILLY. Peineipal. TO RENT. OFFICES, A few Very Desirable Offices are offered for rent in the Trib- une Building. Single or in suites. With and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through- out the Building. Blevator running during all business hours. These Oftices are not equaled in the city. The best for all classes of business requiring a central lo- cation. W. C. DOW, Room 21 Tribune Building. B HANGES. FOR SALE. an ' Virh o, il pronesty g igmberod 1t S Haldwin ., knos h 3 EAGT. Al efahi thoosand. seros (3.060) of Debotly-tliaborod Jand, witl wator aomuunioation 1o M- VIS 2251 ta manrty nave. and tha wholo will Lo sold lows FOR SALE. Valuaile Coel aud Inon Eroperty, BLAST FURNACE, Tarming Lands for Sale By ordor of the Uomptrollor of tha Uurrenoy), BEING PART OF Tillt Assots of tho Ocean National Bank of New York. ‘Tha underslgnod, Recelvor of tho Oconn Natinaal Bank will offor for salo all that tract of Iand, nnd tho structurs and Improvementa thoroun, togothor with th franchisos and priviloges bolongling thoreto, lnown as the Irondale Ooal and Iron Property, and formosly kinown na thio Fstate and Works of THE FRANELIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY. Anfd lands and works nro situatod fn Proston County, Wost Virkinin, on tho liuno of tho Baltimoro & Ohio Rail- road, noar tho Grafton functlon, andara conncotad thera* with by o branol road of uniform gaugo and construction distant 270 mélos from Naltimoro, 93 miles from Cumbor. land, 109 miles from Whoollug, 114 milos from Parkors. burg (and 66 millos from Pittsburgh by tho lino of the Pittsburgh & Clarloston Railroad now bulkling south< ward across Wost Virginla), by monus of which road {t hian acooss to tho markots of tho Kast and Wost, and wily sliortly also havo accoss ta tho markata of Pittsburgh and tha magnotic oro doposlta of Virginla and tho Kanawha. Tho TRACT OF LAND ombracos 1,120 acros, of which 320 aro undur cultisation, the romaindr bolug cov- ored with hoary growth of valuahlo T'hnber. It 18 also undorlald by THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE VEINS OF GOOD COAL, accos alblo at ox noar the surfuco, 3, 4, aud 8 foot i thickuoss, . roepoativoly, which have beon tostd and workod on this and adjacent propertios for many yeara, Tho conl solde a fluo, lustrous, hard-gralued coke, sultable for fron-mnking. Thora aro also in closo proximity Lo tho bituminous coal THREE SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE of tho varloty known tominors as % CLAY IION- BTONE,? so largely in nso In English Furnaces, ranging from 22 Inchos to § foot in thicknoss, aad vo caslly minad that it oanbo placod at tho Furnaoo-stack at 8150 pe® ton, In juxtaposition with tho iron-belts are Limestonc, suitablo for fluxing purposcs, Fire-Clay, sud bulldlng ]S;mfllllulw. sultablo for construoting Furnacos, Ovous, to. Among tho permanent &tructures and Improves ments, orcated for the most part by tho Company, aro—~ One Hot-Blast Furnnce, 2 foot stack, 1.8 hosh, Two Blowing Engiucs, 80-lorsa power, mado by Siwooony & Son, of Reading, Jor-Blnat Appnratus, 28-foot stoves. Four Miles of Rallrond, 4.8% gaugo, sidings, switohos, 66 and G0-pound ratl, well Inid and ballssted, One Sawmill, Tarbino whael, oiroular eavie, carpons tor and tool sliop complate. Youndry, including cupcla, molds, castings, pat’ torna, oo, Muchine and Blacksmith Shop, with lathes, drills, oto. 31 Worlanen?s Dwelling-Iaouses, doublo and singlo, gardons attachod, in good order. Storelionues, Englncellouse, OMces, Shods, Coking Pits, Trestlos, aud all tho Tramwoss, Drifts, Oponlnge, tablos, and othor structuros and oxcavations necossary for tho oporation and malntonanco of an ox- tonded production and shipment of irou and coal, Tho worke aro uow In blast and havo buon In succossfod oporation for savoral years. oy woro lald out, worked, and onlarged undor tho immodiato superslsi tho largest maaufacturors, the wholo oxp proporty being upward of 700,000, paco hasa capacity of turning out ten to twalva tons of Dl tron por day from tho ores on tho estato, which pro- duot hiaa ranked as No. 1and No. 2 Foundry (gray forge aud whito) iron in the Ohio River markets, Tho capacity can bo graatly {noroasod, atbut littlo cost, by the orece tionof a socond tarnaco, tho eito for which s solocted. ‘Thoro aro but faw, 1f any, sltos moro udvantagoous for tho succamatul, conttnuod and profitablo manufacturo of {ron; tho fuel, tho flux, and the orcs boing all ou the sama proporty, and conneoted with tho furnacoby rail. Piy iron, with tho oxtating facilities, hao baen madoby tha eoason at a cost of $18 por ton, and this rate canbo los soued by improvemonts in contemplation, A, 2 Teact of 8,000 Acres of Good WESTERN PRATRE PARMING LANIS, eltuntod in Jeckeon, Massac, Johnson, and Willtamson. Countlos, fn tho southern porifon of the STATE OF ILLINOIS, within conventent distanco of rallroad and risor communications and good markots. Said lands ara contiguous, and consist largoly of rich bottom and pratria ot intorsporsod with good._stroams and amplo thabur and appratand at from §3to 835 por acro. Sealed proposanls willborecolvad by thoundersigned, athisoffico, for mixty (60) duys from July 1, for the purchaso of tho Weat Virsinin Mruct of Conl aml Xran Landws with ths Jurannco and other Tinprovo- fuents, ootiro, ns thoy stand. Also, soparately, for the llinofs Farming Lands, or any portion thoreof— tho Recolvor rauereing tho right to rojeot any or all bide, 101t bo doomed for tho intorost of tho crditora of the Bank to do so. Torms—Ono-third cash ; blanco fn ong, two, and throg yours, sccurad by mortgago. Titlo porfect—absoluto in tho Ocean Bank. Turthor porticulsrs and iuformation, Goologieal and Mining Fuginoers' Roports on tho Virginia proporty, and dotatlod dosoriptions of tho Xilinots Jands, can bo had on application to THEODORE . DAVIS, Recelver of Ocenn Natlonal Bruk, 10 NASSAU-S1, D BARLOWS INDIG0 BLUE Tn tiio cheapost and bost articlo in the markot for BLUE- ING OLOWHE: “Iho genuine hins on tho Iabol, and fs No. 223 North Secory D.'8: o both Barlow’s and Wilthorgor's names ot unat Wilihorsor's' Drug Sioro, xt., Philadalpl WILTBI and Dru R, Propriotor. or salo SALVE, AN RIght Salve for Burns, Bolly, CORNGS! DR, STEPILENS, 13 Dearbora-st, __MEDICAL OARDS, DR. C. BIGELOW, OONFIDENTIAL PILYSIOIAN, 277 and 219 SOUTH 25 conts a box, OLARK-ST, cornor Van Buron, Ghicngo, 1t is well kitown by all readers of the papors tiat Dr, C. Bigolow a tho oldon astablishiod pliyalciun, huving oo years, praaticing fn Ohicago for tho lust 10 Selauco and oxperlonco havo mado D, B the mast ronownod SPL. OIALIST of the ao, honored by tho pross, cetoamad of {ho ifghost medlca) ‘attalnwonts by all the n edienl in. siftutos of tho day, having dovated EVEREY YIANS OF S LIVE In perfooting rowodios th o vols HLI5 LIFK I p g ratmodive Jsidlsoly o Gill and PROVATE ASHES Mot ANIFO-UNINARY ORGANS Tu hotl poxes. BEMIN. WV ISA K NESS, [u’o(hmmi NER- VOUSNESS, AV i) rY TaTbaATED VISION, LOSS MEMORY AND MANHOOD “0 35 120 ovtdoat tint oo who coutinos hm: B M ndy of cortaln diseasos, froating thnusandn af hesovory o, st havo groutor skl o @ istan ng fifi'}x’fin‘ffi"}"mi" ity of ho bialest vospostabllty, insaleal Taoulty now piuotiol Dhleptrmot i) sondy (o bl btk il SIS for lodics nng centlomor " onvelape. BEPALALH anseo only NI D M WV, 277 and gif RESPORDERUL Addross ali lottors to DR. 0. BIGELO Bouth Olark-nt. ; DR. A.J. SEIIPF, Confidonttal Physlelan, 19 South Clark-st . ¢ traata all Chiranlo, Notvuus, ond Peivato ) dnotor hinving tind 24 yonc Gaperionea fo Lo Feivato wnd Ouranio Disonses, haw poriceted whioh ho guataitoss a cura, whn dl n thy fullowing cayos: il ynhille, Ganoreiuva, Pilow, Eit ilo Atfoctions sucuisafally trented Modicinos sont Lo any addrors by mail ur fuil dirootions, b receipt o hoy myy rate parlora fur Jadios aud o ¢ 11" corre: sty conid: dastor, auly. A1 GO0 oath Careeates hicago, i roguet Py, Kean, 360 South Clavk-st., Chicago, confidentlally consuttod, porsoualiy or by wally Py‘fi‘n’l ""'n""i‘(”’ 'biral] elivonio or orvaus di W EAN is tho only phy! T tha ity whowars b0 cunta. DE. A, ¢ OLIN, CONFIDENTIAT PIYSIOIAN, B, \¢ Vi nvat., Olilenga (st dloon), caro 1o matter wha b 1o writo; cures 1 o fre oamtitan Cansultation free oo Ilustratod with numers {1 h Fluala ¢ Mo iouitios, Aa., troatod with ezfoly unil succuss. Bl m'nucn“nu'r'nlnmi. omltation frov, A book un geivate e lroultw, A0 for marrho folke--a et mpor All Totiors contidontial. el T - = 188 BOUTH OLARK-SW., (lantinues fo ouro all Clironle, Norvos Urinary