Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1873, Page 3

i THE CHICAGO DAJLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1873 COOK COUNTY TAXES. - Apperent Disorepanoy in the Re- * ~ turng Made to- the State Auditor, Conlaint {hat tho Capital Stock of - (orporations was - Not . Assossed, - ! Investigation by a Committeo of the State Board of Equal- ization, it Tostimony of the 'Town Assessorss Oplnion of the County b Attorney. . . A 7 . i The Committoo appointed by the Sisto Board of Equalization to inquiro into tho alleged dis- cropancy botween the County Olerk's returns for 1872 and 1873, made to the Biato Auditor, met yoatorday in the County Commissioners’ oham- ber. Tho o, R. P. Dorrickson, of Cook, tho Hon, Daniol R. McMnstors, of. Rondolph, -and Lo Ion. Mr. Dewey, of Will; compused the Committeo.. +They wera all prosent oxcept Mr. Dowoy. . Mr, . Derrickson took: the abair.and callod Mr. McMasters to order... Mr.. Jeromiah Crowloy was appointod clerk. Tho County Attors noy, the County Clerk, aud tha - Assossors * woro 1 sttendanco. 15 s Tho Chrirman called the attontion of Amsussbr Gray, of Hyde Park, to the ‘clauso: in.,the. Rey- onuo law roquiring the assessors to mssessithe cupital atock of incorporated companica. . i BIr. Groy eaid thoro were uo incorporated com= panios in Hyde Park. e v Mr, Amborg, of tho Wost Bldo, and Mr, Patch;? of the North Bide, wera callod npon, 2 Mr. MoMastors desired thoy should bo' sworn, wnd thoy swore to testify traly, andso forth, | Mr. MoMastors then read tho sdction of tho Raovonue law.rolative to incorporatod companios. Ho enid there wero two counties in the Stato, Cook and Will, which failed to echedulo theks corporations. Tho Asscssors failed to return thom to tho County Clork, and lio, therafore; wcould not rotwrn thom to the Auditor. MD, PATOR g ! s0id in his - districk thore wero but threa corporations, one & horso-rallroad cowmpany,- ouo a bank, ono a distillery. Ho had ,sont thom blanks which thay failed to-fill and return,” and ho then scheduled as nearly as lio could, dividing it betwoen personal and real proporty. Ho attomptad to got at thoir capital as nearly as possible. He asgossed nothing but - their .tan- gible property, real and personal. . \ To Ar. Dorrickson—Did not fill tho -blanks bimself after the.Companied (failod’ to make tho roturns, Heo ngsessed thom on what ho bo- lioved they wore entitled topuy. . © . .+ ' - To Mr. McMastors—Ho knew moro’ sbout his duty now than ho did boforo, 08 ‘ho was not awaro ho should not assces their capital stock., JULIUS ODBERTOS, ‘. . Doputy-Asscssor of the South Sido, was sworn; and said he did not know how maty corporations wore in his district, It waa very bard to find out theso Companies. At somo places they snid they could not make roturns, others said :thoy had proporty scattered all over the Btate on which thoy prid taxes, that property being part of their capital stock., The Auditor had instructed them to assoss on the property in this county, aud they did €0, assossing their tangible propor- ty. Itwas vory hard to find those Companies, as fow of them had signe up, - MR, AMDERG, the Wost Bide Assessor, being aworn, said there waro very few,corporationa that had their offices on the Wost Bido ; there wore. two banks ; -left blanks ; thoy did not il thiom ; he did mot Al them himaelf, ) k] Tho Committeo wont through a list of incor- poratod companics in this county, said list boing furnishod by the Socrotary of State's office, Thero wore some 450 companies in the list, but- many of thom exist on paper only. Buch a com- pany is the * Incompatible Bhoe and Last Com:: muy," sud hundreds like it. Tho capital of tho gus and gonuine companies averaged $250,000 ench, Of the entirs list, not more thau perhaps thirty are bona fide institutions, : To-morrow it is intouded to examine .the oflicers of some of these companies. - MR, E. DRURY who hns had chargo of tho Rlovenue Dopartmont in tho County Clork's oftice explained informally the apparent discrepancy between the number of awres and lots reported to the Auditor in 1872 and 1873 Ho stated that in making up the abe stract for the County Board, that, whon ho camo to cortain towns, the Asscssors failed to add up the number of acros and lots, and he gavo thoso books out to the clerks in the offica to have them addod up, and he went along with the other towns that were properly returned and made out the list. In his hurry to get tho re- ort to tho Auditor Le omitted to msert those owns that bad been given out to bo added up. ‘There woro throo or four towns not added up— enough to muke a material difference. The State Board_could add those towns to the roport. The differonce in the size of-lots in Cock County i6 8o groat that tho Connty Board in making their méunlizslion never considered the lands geparate from tha lots, and never equalized on lots soparato from land, Some town lots woro from 6 to 10- ncrea each in ‘suburban towne such as Hyde Park, Luko View, tc., and some, 88, for instanco, Scott's . Chicago Doulevard Addition to Washington Heights in tho Town of Worth, wore about 15 feet front by 60 .foct deop, 'with b-foot alloyaand 10- foot ntreots. In addition to their diminutivo size, those lots were undor watorin' & swamp. That was given simply na an illustration of tho differonce in tho size of lots in the county. Coming down to the actual figures, showing the difference betweon what was actually roportod to the Auditor and what the actuul footinge wore ns shown by the Asscssors’ returns : Tho total number of ‘acres of lands, improved and-! unimproved, as reported to the Auditor, is 497,~ 497, and the actual number as shown by the As- sesory’ roturny was 524,610, making a difference of 27,118 acros, 'The total number of improved and unimproved lots reportod to the Auditor was 177,229, and tho total numbor a8 shown by tho Ausessors’_.refurns was 223,800, ‘making & differouce of 45,681 lots, Tho total number of acros of lands roported to the Auditor for 1872 waa 536,060 scres ; the total number that should be reported for 1873 waa 524,610, showing a difference of 10,440 acres less than in.1873. The total number of lots reported to the Auditor for 1872 wan 185,102, ond tho total numbor that should have been reported was 222,800, making, an_ oxcoss over 1872 of 87,08 lots, which accounted for the number of ncres boing less in 1878 than 1872, The 10,440 acres less in 1873 than in 1872 was acconnted for by thoe 87,608 lots subdlvided since tho assossment for 1872 wag made. Ho was responsiblefor the apparont discropancy. ‘The Committeo adjourned until 9:80 this morn-~ ing. INTEOVIEWS, . Being intorviowed, 3r. Dorriokson atated that ho offered the resolutions under which the Com- mitteo wero investigating muttora becauso, on arriving st Springfleld, ho found tho Doard luhorlni( under tho improssion that Conk County was trylug to ovade tho paymont of her share of tho taxes. Ho thought it bost for some of tho rural mombers to come and hoar and see fo themsalves, . i Mr. MoMasters, in an intarview, wished it known that tho country membors of the Ioard wore not sctuated by foelings of hostility to Ohicago, but when "thoy saw the apparent dnuuroE;nuy botwoon tho roturns of 1872 and 1873 they thought something must bo wrong, and that an investigation would be propor, TUE COUNTY ATTONNEY, Tho Hon, Jsmes P'. Roct, County Attorney, who i woll potod on the Tevenuo Iaw and it workinge, submitted to the following Interview : Toportor—The Bpringfield _corrospondonts aato that you havo advised the County Ae- tossora that the Rovenuo law Is unconstitutional, :lua, thereforo, thoy noed not report corporas one. Ar. Root—This is not true. I suppose it srose from somo ntatement mado by Mr, Miles, Chalrman of the Committeo on Corporations, M inutruotions wore that the law must bo euforced; that thelr duty was to prosent tho blanks to tho corporatlons and return thom to tho County Clork. My instructions wore specific on this polat, and at & mootlug of the Assousors, hold . will have any influenco, . befora thoy rocoived thelr books, I explained tho provisions of tho law in this partlonlar fully. T alho oxplainad it fully to the_reprosoutativos of & dozon corporations who callod on me. * Toportor—But what stops did you take whon on (o?uml the Assossors Liad not” mado the re- urna? . NG e . * Mr, Root~T sont for tho Assossors, eapoolally {thoso in the' city, ‘and:asked thom why no re- turns were made, and they suawcred mo sub- stantianally sa- thoy i Ar. Mr. Milen, via, : That the corporations claimed that whon they wore assossod ou . their tangible proporty, —roal aud porsonal proporty,—ihoy lin complied with the law; that many of them understood. the law.ithst way, whilo others claimod that thoy Liad.-listod all the property they had, I probably told Mr. Mllos that somo tt:xorpulrnunns claimod ,tho law was unconstitu- onal, | * Roportor—TRut they 'say you have ‘said the Stato Board is an unconstitutioual body. * Mr. lloot—No ono, can atate auy such thing, oxcopt a8 an exouse, 1 have eald no such thing. ‘Whot'podple want to do a thing that raquiros an ‘excuse, it 1s'a very cany mattor to find ono,—tho goulus of_the Amorlcan is wondorful in this roction. Chips ara plonty, and it is an easy mat- tor to put one on one's own shoulder. Tha wolf :lld‘m) :)muhll wlion ho wanted to * chaw up” ho lamb, e f - Reportor—What is your opinlon of the power of tho Stato Board to asseea corporation - prop- orty? - .0 “ o3 fir. Root—The Iaw suthorizoes tho Btate Bonrd to nagou the proporty of cornorations. I think 1t 16 compotent for thom to do Ro. + 1Reportor—\Yhat proporty do they ssscss, and ‘what ia the modo ? i N Mir. Root~I con angwer that :Ymstlun by, an Hlustration, .Supposc o corporation i’ engaged in the minufacturing business. Ita capitnl stock paid up is $100,000, It hina on hand in real and persanal proporty £100,000,¢ This _proporty the Assessor 18 requirod o agsoss, - But the businosa is woll managed, and it Lins a good line of trade, 80 thit the shores aro worth $120. The law anthorizod tho ‘Btate Doard to aasess 20,000 agninbt tho stock of the corporation, thua calling .thopremium as 8o muth sdditonal oapital. Toportor—But_suppose_tho 210,000 actunl propm% i sold for. Laxes, how will thotax on tho otnor $20,000 bo colloctod ? ‘Mr., Root—Well, you ara gotting deopor in the conundrum businicss than I am ablo to go. I 6uppose’ whoh yoi tsx a shadow you can lovy on it if:you can cateh it. . : Reportor—What, in zonr opinion, will the Binto Board do with Cook County. v “Mr. Root—I don't know. - I hisve seon gevornl members.of tho Board ; each ono tolls mo ho waate to' do tho right thing, but. all tho others aro projudiced. L bave scon sothing mywolt that would indicate ‘unfairness. It is uufortu- nato‘that our corporations have not made re- turns, sud I supposo it Is thought to bo s suspi- clous circumstauce by somo of tho mombors of thoBoard. . . . . oo = . Roportor—Is thore any projudico in tho minds of the State Board againat Cook County ? . " Mr, Root—I have no means of knowing, I have not asked thom. thom toll mo about somo of tho othors. Idon't think thero is any projudice. I boliayo thoy are .all fair-minded men. Bomo indiscrost, unoflicial ‘remarks .may havo been made, such as " Wo will tall up the smallor.countion aud put the sur- ‘Plus on to Qook ;" but Idon't think such remarks Roportor—What is'in this story about tho lands nnd lots not being assossod-in Cook iConnty? & + Mr. ;loub—'.l'hnra ia nothing in.it. There is ovidontly a mistako in tho footings, If thoro is loss ncro proporty thero oro mora lots, for thoro o large numbor of now subdivistons. Corract footings will show thousands moro lots. thon in 1673, Ido not guppose thoro are any. lots omitted. ‘Tho County Board, at a great ex- poneo, oaused the subdivisions alt to b’ inolud- od, and they.aro. Thero las never boon 8o thorough on' agsessmont. - This. pretenso - that lands and lots have beon omitted is & man of straw, oasilyseot up and ns ensily knocked down, The Assessors have boen .very thorough in this respoct, and Mr, Pollok, the Clork, and his nesistants have been very -careful to got in all tho proporty. .+ - Ropriter—Well, thon, the only difficulty abont tho matser is a8 to the roturns of corporations. Is that 8o ? 2 Mr, Root—T think that is about all, and that cnn bo cured. When Mr. Miles waa here I told him that tho Board could send n committeo hore and they conld call on these corporations for tho information the Asscasors had failed to procure —that I had thought it was competent for them to do #0; and it -eems tho Stato Board have availod themselvos of the suggoution. Tho As- seossors declined to Mr. Miles to undortake tho .matter, L think the State Board. is not - limited to - tho information which tho Assessors may furnish. The law requires the State Board to asseas, and tho Assossor's ro- ‘turn is only ono of the modes pointed out for obtaining the information. 2 Raportor—What will tho Committeo do to-day ? Mr. Root—I don’t kuow. I supposo they will obtain information as to tho. corporations, aud tho value of their capital stool. Roporter—3Vill tho Asscasors furnish them any information? . 5 e Mr, Root—I can only say that Mr. Philips de- clined to mnke any further attompt, for the rea- ‘son that ho thought it urcless. I have not seen Mr. Amborg, of West Chicago. Mr. Patch, of North Ohicago, is willing to furnish any infor- motion, bub .ssys thore are only bwo. or three corporations located on tho North Bide. I don’t know of any corporation in other towns, excopt: perliaps, in Town of Loke,aud poasivly in Jefforson. - - H Reportor—How many corporations are thero in Cook County ? Mr. Root—I lisve no means of knowing. I resume the large number accredited to Cook jounty in the Secratary of Btato's office are not all in oxistence. Many of them, especially minlig concerns, are only on papor, and many have nov- ek been organized. Reporter—DBut are thore not. some valuable corporations? 3 Mr. Root—I presumo thero aro many. Their value depends largely on their managoment. A change in that would reduce their valuo. - Roporter—How about othor countioa in tho State. Have their corporations mado returns ? Mr. Root—Some have. I understand pone are in from Will or Adams Counties, and but a fow from Bangamon, whoro thero aro many. . Roporter—Doos this . Committee propoko to vislt other countios ? Mr. Root—L. presume so. Itis their duty to do so. : ' YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURE. Curcaao, Sept. 4.—The range of temperature this day, 88 reported by L. Manasse, optician, No, 23 West Madison street, ovory half-hour, is ROBBERY OF STATIONERS. T the Editor of The Chicago Tridune: Brm : Our store having beon entered by bur- glars lsat night, and robbed of soveral hundred dollare’ worth of goods, and einco learning that sovoral other houses in our line of business (utationers) bave also beon robbed within the bast waek, wo doem it & duty to caution, throngh 0 medinm of your widoly-circulated paper, other dealers, thal thore appears to bo a class of snonk-thioves at work just at present, who are making a spocialty of stationer goods, that they may be on their guard. J - MaxNpLe & JENRINS. . Oit1oAGo, Beph, 4. 1679, ; e Ohickoring Planos.-A Mission. r, Roed, 8., of tho Temple of Muslo, waa lataly sent ona mission to the Chickering factory with in- structions from tho firm to purchase and forward at onco 100 pianos that for tono and Auish should excol anything of the kind undertaken horetofore, Mr. Reed, Br., has the reputation of belng one of the very fineet judges of & good o st cam bo found In tho country, having learned his trade and seryed his tino a& & workman in the Chickeriug fsctory, and sinco then for the last thirty yoars being one of the leading plano- dealors of {he Wert. Tho instrumenta solected by him aro now on exbibition at tho warcrooms of tho firm coruer of Doarborn and Van Durcn streots, and as each ono was ueleolud with apecinl reforenca to fia tono and quality the entire lot snake ono of the finest stocks over muugfit to Chicago, . Those iuturested in musle, w)lxr‘lher wishing to buy or not, sro cordially fuvitod to a ST — Our Products at Vienna, Among the awards to America at Vieuna, ono of tho ‘most significant fu tho medal of mert gained Ly our Nortlwestorn cercals, In competition with the Baltic, Egypt, Hlelly, sud all tho famouy grain-folds of thu world, our now lands in Minuesots, Montana, aud Orogon bava carried off ho prize,’ Gorrespondenta stats thiat the whent from Miunesota and Oregan, aud tho ryo, oats,“‘and barley from Montaus, aiiracted muoli sdmiration, and drow a constant crowd about tho stand of this Northern Facifio Nallroad Company, who mado the exhibition, A Uirlving trado in sampled wnight have boon_doun had (lore bucu any means of supplylisg tho dotukads fos eved, Only know what some of | THE NEW FREIGHT-TARIFF. What the Chicago Rallroad Mane | agers Think of the o Commissionors’ Tariff, Wherein It Dicoriminates Against This City---Incrense of Freight Rates to Easlern i Points, The now freight-tariff fixed by tho Ratlroad Commiusioneru of thisStato for the Toledo, Wa- bash & Wentorn Railroad, atid which s 'nnder- stood also to apply to tho Ohicago & Alton ; Chi- cago, Burllogton & Quincy ; Chicago, Rock Il and & Paciflo ; Ohicago & Northwostern, and Iill« nois Central Railroads, aud which was published in yestorday's 'Ininune, is soveroly deaounced by the ofticora of roads in thiscity as unjust, and in favor of smoll roads running soross the Btato cast and wost. Thoy assext that, if that {arift was applied to tho Ohicago roads men-" tioned abovo, it would do enormous mischiof to- the trade’of our oity, and. that - our large mer- chants should take immodiale measuros agalnst it o : ) ,Both'the Hilinoia Contral and tho Chicago & Alton Rosds charge;moro for short distaucos than the rates on the new Laviff ; but, after got- ‘ ting 165 milos, the grain-rates,’ by tho Commis- sionors' tariff, are higher than tho rates charged: on grain shipped to olovators on 'the Chicago & Alton or Illinoly Contral Rallronds,' t On 156 miles, tho grain-rates on tho Commia- slonors’ tarifl are 1-10 per cont por 100 ths highor thon the regular tariff of tho Chicago & Alton Road.. Tor 200 miles, thoy are 1 por cont por 100 1bs highor, and for 240 milas tho diffor- onca roaches 13 per cott per 100 1bs. . On rates for short distances’ tho Commission- ers’ tariff is much lower than the tariff of tho Chicago, Alton & Bt. Louis Rallrond. Tho Chi ‘eago & Alion and the Illinois Central tariffs ‘made a reduction on mixod merchandiso shipped in car-tonds of from 20 to 80 por cont, which ro- duction onablos tho Chicago Jobbers' and mor- chants to compote with tho Last for tho Central Tllinois and Westorn and Northwostern trado., But, the Commissioucrs having mado no reduc” tion for Iargo quantitios, our morobinnts and job- bors, under thoir tarifl, could not_possibly com- nati, and other Western oities, Undor the Commissionors’ tariff,-the ritos trom Chicago fo Bpringfleld, on s ‘car-lond of fourth-class goods, would bo 25 88-100 conts per 100, while under the prosont tariff of tho Iilinois Contral aud - Chicago & Alton Railronds tho Lurntos would bo 24 81-100 por 100 Ihs on tho car- load. The Illinofs Contral tari® on coal for 175 ‘miles, shippsd in quontitios of 8,000 tons por month, 18 $18.28 por car-lond of ten tons, whilo the Commissionors’ tariff for tho samo distanco and_quantity is 923.40, muking o differenco ngainet the publio of §6.17 por car-load. Ou iron ore and pig-iron, which are articles Iargoly used: by monufacturors in this city snd vicinity, tho Chicago & Alton Road charges: on » shipiment of ton cars und upwards, for & dis- tance of 240 milos, $29.76 for o car-load of ten tons, he Commussionoers' rato for tho samo quantity and dislonco is $34.45, making o dif- foranco’ to tho manufacturer of 84.00 per car ond. "o Commissionors’ rates and tho rates of tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Hoad aro moro nenrly equal thau thoso of tho ronds montioned nbove, This is becauso the Burlington Road traversos o difforent soction of the country from the other two ronds; nor hns the Burlington Tosd to compots with lorgo citiow liko Cincmpatl, 8t. Louis, otc. Yet tho managers of tho Burliugton Road join the - other Compsnios in the compluint that tho Commis- siouors’ Larifl was muking on unjust disoriminn- tion against tha largo Chicago rouds in favor of small country roads ; ag, for oxamplo, the rates on_Jumber for distancos of 100 mmles, sud which is_moutly shipped from this city, sro much higher thon thoso on stock, whilos’ car- Iond of stock 18 worth noutly throo fimos us much as o car-load of lumbor. SWKETING OF FREIGHT-AGENTH, A mooting of Gouorsl Wostern Froight Agonts of all thio lines running cast from Cnicago was Lield yosterduy ut tho oflico of thy Lnko Shore & Dichigan Southern Road, ot which it was_de- cided to advancs froights as follows by all East- orn lines to Boston aud Now Eugland _pointy : Now York, Philadelphis, Baltimoro, Harrisburgh, Wilmington, Del, Wnshmgtou, D. C., Aloxt andria, Va, Norfol, ' Va, Wil mington, [, ., Charleston, 8. GC., Savaunal, Ga., Pocersburgh, snd Rich wmond, 5 cents por 100 pouuds on fourth-class bulk grain sud bulk meats, sud 10 couts por bar- rel o tlour. 'Lho raton to Clovelund will be: On fourth-claus grain, 224¢ conts ; flour, 60 cents. "o Albany—Fourth-class grain, 45 cents ; flour, 90 conts. Lo Buffalo—Lourtli-class grain, 60 conts ; flour, $1. ‘Lhese 1ates will go into etfect to-day. INDIANA COAL. The Chicago, Danville & - Vinconnos Railroad is now briuging to this city duly about 100 car loads of Indiaua conl. The Company bas ro- cently purchusod a tract of ton acres of land nt the corner of Brown and Sixteenth streets, to bo used as & store-yard for coal. — o PERSONAL. Prof. Bwing and family arrived from the East last ovening. I'he Professor preachios st Mc- Vicker's Sunday morming. David Edwards has been appointod Buperin. tendent of the Toledo, Detroit & Bouthorn Oa adn Railroad, in addition to Lis duties s Supor- inteudont of the main line of the Caneda Bouth- orn, wost of the Detroit River, The following wéro among- the prominent ar- rivals nt tho Commerclal, yostordsy: O, H. White, Greon Bay; L. Hapgood aud wife, Ster- ling ; B. Nuel{i fl?;auune; H. 0. Morrywell, Washington; Dr. J. B. Gully, Gonova; D. B . Wilkon, Sau Jogo; J, B. Defrats, Goshen, Ind, ; B. G. Loonex, Milwaukco, - Amass Stone, Managing Director, accompa- nled by William H. Vanderbilt, son of tho Com- modore, and several other influential railroad mon, arrived in this city yestorday by & spocial train on the.Lake SBhore & Miuhlgnu Southern Railroad, They will leave for Ht. Louis this morning on the eamo special train via tho Chi- cago, Alton & 8t, Louis Reilroad, William J. Hill, a young man who hos been in the employ of the Thayor & Tobey Company many yoars, left for Shofield, Englond, yostor~ day, where his mother and sister live, " A num- ber of his young acquaintancos on Wednesdey evoning gave him o sort of soclal sond-off, at tho rosidence of W. H. Potter, on Wabash ave- Due, and ho goes out upon the degp ballasted ‘with the esteom of plenty of firm friends. P. D. Qoopor, Assiutant Goneral Buperintend- ontof the Lako Bhore & Michigan Southorn Tinilroad, hus resigned, to accept tho position of Goneral Buperintondont of the Atlantic & Great ‘Western Railway. MMr. Cooper hos boen cons nected ‘with tho Michigan douthern Railroad nesrly seventoon yeors, and during that time has seonred the good will and confidence of tho offi- cors and employos of the road, who groatly ro- gretb his leaving them for new pastures. 0. L. Jnwes, an Eau Clairo (\‘l'hi.%I Free Press editor, was moaviied st Monday, Mr. James iy & son of tho great novelist. Gon, Amasa Cobb is about to romove hia fam- ily from Mineral Point, Wis., to Lincoln, Neb., where ho hias boon living for some timo. The Duka of Suthorland, who Is construoting, at Lis own cost, the Butherland & Oarthness Tailway in Enfifnnd, i8 & practical engingor, and often mounts tho locomotive snd drivos his own cars up and down the lino." Nobraska namod a town Vanderbilt and thou wrote to tho Commodore, ‘o replied that ho didn't care & d—mn. They havo informall changed the name of that town to Vandorbilt Dam—only thoy pub tho dam firat.-~Cincinnati Commercial. Wo glory in Matt Onr[mmur a8 & mighty To- publican loader, a8 a full-blooded man, a8 alarge, Toynl nnturo, ad having in him the makings o more manhood than tho whole pack of his tra- ducors from Maine to the Pacific.—Green Day Gazelle. ‘The Christian Cynosure, of Chicago, which is anti-Matonio, it anything, han publishad su: ar- tolo, contributod by W. L Robinson, » mombar of the Masonio lodgoe of Yatey City, TN, which lias gob Mr, R, into troublo with tho brothor- hood. Mo has retained logal counsel, and tho end {u not yet. Hutlor eays Lo nover Joaves thoso who attack him until they esy they are sorry, Haw Gon. Gront #aid Lo was sorry ? Whou tho Presidont’s special traln went through tho Eesex towns, the pote with the Enst, nor with Bt. Louis, Oincin- otlior_day, Dutior pataded himeolt arro-in-arm with Grant on thoplatform, l'erhiaps Butlor has only bottled up hig wrath..— Worcesler Gazelle, Mra, L, F.:And.ows, wife of the late looal edi- tor of tho Dos Moinos Xepublican, has com- moncod snit hfinlnnt thut 'papor for 860, Thnt ;m;mr saya ! tho.clain is mado by Mra. Androws or reporting tho Hommond mooting swhich was apart of* Mr. Androws’ duty, as loenl, to do 3 Ditt, o being hard of Liearing; sho roported it nt his sollcitation and for him, and not at the ro- ‘quest of tho mansgomont of tho lIL‘flublimu, againat whom she Lias no.logal olaim whataver,” 1t sooms, howaever, that tho Justico of tho Peaco Deforo whom the case was tried thought diffor- ontly, aa ho gave - Mrs, A. & judgemont for the amount claimed, ' It will probiably go to .court. S * THE CITY IN: BRIEF, . There will .bo l‘g‘n\nd ‘musical outortainment at Rivorside Hotol this ovoning, under the dirco- tion of Prof. Cliant, The city borrowed £500,000 from tho Stato Bavings Inatitution yostorday. This is not fu- cluded in tho $1,000,000 tho snme concorn nego- tiated for the olty a shorttime since. ¥ The Everott Litbrary Soéloty meots to-night in _the basoment of tho Union Park. Congrogational Church, attor s vacatign,of two_months, It s earnostly dosirod that evory mombor be prosent at 7:00 p. m. shorp, A 4 g The contract for Iaying concrote drives an walks in the Wator-Works lot was awarded to tho Chioago Paving Company, nt $1.20 por yard for o walks, two ingbos thick, sna'23.80 por yard for the drivoway, four inchos thick. Tho Board of Police Lold no sosalon yoster- diy, but Bupt. Washbuin filed his charges with thoBeoretary of tho Board agaiust tho Stntion~ Keepor of tho West Side, Ollicer Richard J. ‘Duly,’ The chatge is° conduct unbécoming an officer, and the spocifications nré not fit for pub- lication, The case will be tried to-morrow. *, Mr. Honry E. Homilton is &_candidato for Connty Clork on tho *up-staits™ ticket. _His ancoators lived in North Chicago when 'the In- dinus ran Chicago politics, aud b .unw_ daylight ust au the sun roso over tho lake ane fine morn- g ovor eo Jong ago.: Mr. Hamilton- js hand- somo, and owns a fiue benrd,: Goorgo:Meech is candidato for City Attorney on the samo tickot. Building permits woro, grantod yostordsy as follows : T Ticdomian, two-story-and basemont ‘Drick, 23x45 foot, on'North TaSalle atroot ; Jacob Booth, threo-story and basoment brick, 62560 foot, bn West Indiana stroot; s, Caroline Lok, two-story sud bnsomont brick, 25360 foot, on cornor Adn .and Wells stroots’; and James McGraw, two-story and basement _brick, 21x40 feet, on Quincoy stroot: - Willlam A, Buttors & Co. sold lots yesterday 08 follows : -On Drexol boulayard : 100 foet to F. Fitzhugh, $18,200 ; 100 feot to H, O. Dradioy, $16,500 3100 feot to D. B. Tavlor, $15,500 ; 120 fook to James D. Moroy for 520,025 ; 100 feot to J. A. Griswold, $17,137.06. On Cottago QOrove avonue : ' 160 foot to Roland Oraig for 80,750, and 160 feot to John P, Oliuger for $9,000, To- tal, $114,102.. .On Monday , next .thoy will. soll lots on Wabash avenue, near Fifty-ninth streot. ‘The offlvers and Direotors of -the Orphan’ Asy- lum express their warinopt acknowledgmont for o large donation of conl from W. L. Scott & Co. snd Bonton Brothers & Co., of Erie, Pa., and to 1tho Lake Bhore & BMichigan Bouthern Railroad for a groat diminution iu their charges for trans- porting it. They also thank the ladies of Erie for their kind mf:flefl)flun of their solicitor, Mies Blako, Thoy flually desire the Erio papers to copy this. : At tho regular monthly mocting of the Chi- cago Nursory and Half-Orphan_Asylum, held on Monday, it was roported that 25. childron were admitted duriug tho month of August, and the total numbor -of ‘inmates *in the institution was_ 142, Tho health of the iustitution was good, but the physician reported that tho large number of -inmats éndungored the genoral Loslth unloss tho numbor wos in_Eome Way ro- duced or tho capacity.of the building onlarged. Yosterday, at noon, a dorrick standing in front of the mew building on Randolph atreet, noxt west of - Hoath & Milligan's store, foll, and in doing 8o smashed two buggics to uplintm, with- out injury to the horses that wore iu thom. The stono which was being elovatod at the time tore nrt of tho cornico-work off tho storoof Heath & [illigan. It was vory fortunato thut the nccidons transpired just when it did. T'on minutes ltor the stream of poople dinnerwards sot -in, and.tho street was thronged with foot-passongers snd street-cars, e . A grand swoopstakoes trot for 4 purdc of £100 will oconir at Doxter. Park, on Saturday after- noon, and it promases to b au interostig awd exciting race. The -following woll-known road horses are_ontered, and from presont appear- nnces sll of them aro likely to be in good trim for a brush: W. N, Harl's 8. g. Billy; J. T. Rawleigh's b, g. Bay Dan'; P, Goddman's b. g, Potor Prabity ; G. 3. Coomba' c. g. Tompest, and Georgo Morria' b, g. Peavine, Tho race will be called st 8 p. m. sharp, aud will be trotted in strict accordance with the rules, A galo toyed with s, tall derrick standing in frout of Norcross & Galo's building, on Randolph stroot, noar LnSalle, yesterdsy morning, at 11 o'clock, and, by a fatal miscalculation; tipped it over, theroby throwing a stone tlrough a large glass in n front window of - Heath & Milligan's astore, depositing it in the counting-room, and causing confusion and alarm among the book- keepers. 'Tho derrick fell with great violence to the earth, bofore reaching which, it smashed two vehiclos and fatally wounded a borso, Nobody was hurt, aiid the dorrick was not broken. § Tyo drays hind a very woft thing, at the anme timo, nt the cornor of Randolph snd LaSalle strocty, yostordsy: at moom. Thoy wore. hoth hesyily Londod, aud in orosing tho streat, ssni to thefr huba in tho clay which had beon recently thrown over ‘the mew: gas-moin. They drow & curious, and, it_scemed, n sympathizing, crowd. Boing close fo tho railroad tracks they obatruct~ od tho straot-car lino. - Honce they draw & legion of _ntreol-car conductors. Everybody helped, and with tho assistance of everybody both were, after being stuck balf an hour, liberatod, and everybody was happy. . The consideration of the nomination of Matt Bouner for Fire-Marshal by the Committoe of Firo and Water was postponed yeuturdnly until Mondsy sfternoon, at the requost of Ald. Me- Grath, who was unable to be present, owing to illness in his family. The Committeo agreed to recommend the purchase of. the lot in the Bixth Ward, on the corner of Onondags and. Halsted streols, for an engine-house. '‘Lhe lot is 66x130 foot, and tho prico is €62 por_front foot. An exhibtion of the Richards Fire-Escape will talko ploco by the Firo Dopartmont on Saturday aftornoon at 4 o'clock. ombera of the Coun- cil ara nsked to attend to sco the practical work- ing. Thae exporiment will be mado at Hamlin & ‘Hulo's buiiding, - Michael Haltman and Mary, Lis wife, living at 293 East Kinzio stroot, wero charged, at the Wost 8lde Police Court, 'yostorday, with' benting their sop, & boy 7 years of age, in a-cruel man- ner. Tho case was prosccuted by Mr, Hamilton, Agont of tho Humaue Boviety. It sooms thab womo of the neighbora complained to Mr. Ham- ilton, who oxamined the boy on Mondsy. One oyo way almost closed, and his body was coyered with stripos and bruises. The unnatu- ral parents have beon in the habit of abusing the child with wantou cruelty, the unmotherly mother being tho worse of the two. The .ac- oused were held in $1,000 bail until Mondny, ond in tho meantimo the hag is undor the pro- tooting mgle of the Illinols Humsane Booiety. An “e“mngli ‘hoavy squall pagaed over this olty and Loke Michigan at 2 o'clock Thursday morning. The galo blow from tho south. In censequence sovoral vessels camo in yesterdsy more or losy digabled, Of those that wero disa- blod are the uchoouor Gipsey, which waa loak- ing, and will have to go on tho r-dock ; tho Lily Parsons liad Ler ‘jibboom carried away ; the tug A. D, Allen was compolied to lot go the gchooner Olampion, which shio was towing, . for foar of bolng swamped. Baevoral other vessols came in with damaged eails, As the wind was blowing from the sout, it lu feared thattho vessels on tho eant shora of Linke Michigan had to bear tho brunt of the gole, and it i expooted that many acoidonts sud disastors will bo ;roported in:tho noxt four days, 'The schooner Day 8tato, which was ashoro at Washington Island, neac Greon Bay, waa brought in youterday by tho tug Will- iam IL. Wood. S8ho was jn a vory loaky condition, :m! thoro were two-sleam pumps on board of or. Laat Bunday evening, ' fomnls sorvant em- ployoed iu the family of & praminent gentloman reniding _on Wost Washingfon stroet, went to Lincoln I'srk for a walk, and, as she afterward told some of hor assoolatos, muado tho acquain- tance of a strauge young mau while promen- ading through the park, On tho followlng Taos- day ovening whu oblamed permisaion from her mistross to attond the open-airconcert at Union Pack, and siuoo that time sho has not beou noen by nity of hor frlands, It is hardly probablo that ~sho wont on a journsy, as &ho was rather thinly olad,” laving molthoer oloak nor siawl on, It is more likely that she consonted to meet the u!nnfie Jvmmg man m Union Park, sud was by lim enticed to ono of the ‘whighor | many dous of the McLnaughlin pattern which shound In the West Division. If sho was lodnway, ahe was undoubtedly druggod and ruinaed, and in now ashamed to faco her frionds. Wo Linve been roqueated not to publish hor namo, or that of her employor, ns sho vory ro- spoctably conneaied in the country, and it might ‘drive her to do ‘some desporato “deed.’ “Ounly fow pooplo are aware of hor absence,’ and should thiaparagraph tonch hor oye it may Induco hor to return to hor l‘hcn‘ whoro sho will meet with a weltomo reception. - Tho caso line “hadn ‘given to the police, but they have #o far failod to get any tracos of hor, MPERISEABLE FRAGRANCE! HURRAY & LANHANS - OELEBRATED FLORDA WATER ,Thva flafié;t, ‘most lasting, yet most delloate of all Por- ‘umbs, for use on the HANDKERCHIEF., . At thp TOILET, e JAnddn A8 thoro aro Imitatfors and counterfoitn, always ask for TANDLAN, Withont which Ron i gorin, : For salo by nll Perfamets, Druaglsts, nnd Denlers i, Fancy Gool . AMUSEMENTS. DEXTER PARK. Races at Dextor Park! Saturdny, Sept. 6,'at 8 p. m, Trotting, Mile Heats, 3 in 5, for a Stake of $400. ‘W. N. Tiart entors s, g. Billy, i barnoss, J. T. Rawlolgh ontors b, g, Iiay Dan, in harnoss, P, Goodman enters b. g, Pator Probity, fa harnoss, G. B, Caomba cutora o, g. Tempast, fu harnoss. Geo. Morso entors b. g. Peavine, to wagon. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. Thuraday,' Fridny, Baturday, and Baturday Matizoo, - aftor manths of caroful proparation, will bu presorited Bronsun Howard's heautiful Socloty Drama, illustrativo of life in Now York dnd-Parls, entitled LILIAN’S LAST LOVE, ;Oast to tha'ontiro atrongth of, the Company. Roeappoar- ‘anco of Miss Eliza O'Conuor as Lillan, 4 EF~ Tho productlon of ** Lillan's Last Lova" ta.tho firat ocoaslon on which an orlginal plsy by a.-prominant Now York Dramatiat has roceived ite fnitial performancos in any thaatro outeldo of Now York Clly. - Thia Deama has boon gottton up with all that attontfon {o detal which lisa ruado this Thoatro so punular. ACADEMY OF MUSIOC. ;This Evening and to-morzow Matinco will by producod omeds, tho charmiog MONETY, In which the GREATEST LIVING ACTOR, ‘Lawrence Barrett, /1 goreonato his popular roudition of ALFRED EV- ‘Haturday Night, RIGHARD I1L., and, I TR and, last sppoarance MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Monroost., botwooh Dearborn aud Siata, Brilllant Success of the STAR GOMPANY, Aviington, Cottn & Kemble's Miusirels 1n an entire cliango of programmo, Mackin aud Wilsun. Bohby Noweomby rnost Findow. Billy 1ties, - William ‘Arliogton, lion Cotton, and J. 1. Komblo (' Now Spo- ciatics, Now Hungs, Now Dances, Now Acts, and'tho TausBablo Borlosius of S DXV ORCIEID Every Lvoning and Saturday Matineo. M'VICKER'S THEATRE. DIAMONDS! ONLY A FEW NIGHTS MURE, Satarday, only Matinoo of RIAMOI %rnrybm{y s plamad witi DIAMONDR: ho st alneklia Socloty Camady yo publics Our nszt hrodaotion, FHENOHWOMAN: (© GLOBE_THEATRE. Fvery Kronlug, and Wedneaday aud Saturday Matinoos. ingagomon Irxceordimry. THE GRANDEST UTACLE EVER PRODUCED . K EUTAS IN AMERICAY X T OR. THE WONDERFUL LAMP, ‘Produced 1a a stylo novor bolora oqualed in ufy Thoatra, - . DR, KAHN'S HAGNTFICENT ANATOMICAL MUSEDN, 2 'rom New York, Of Natural_Sclonco and Art. 133 South Clark-at., near “Madisuu. - Tiokots, 50 cants; for gontlomen only. Doors opon from 9 8, m. to 10 p. w. KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, Olark and Randolph-sts, For' Qoncerts, Lectures, Conventions, Balls, Onpnoity, 1,600 numberod sents: Heats movable. iy ab the Hall. OLD IRON. ERAND TRONK RAILWAYCO OF CANADA. OLD AXLES AND WROUGHT IRON SCRAP FOR SALE. The Grand Trunk Railway Company, dur- ing tho coming Fall and Winter, will have a 1arge number of OLD AXLES and a coniid- erablo quantity of WROUGHT IRON SORAFP to dispose of. They invite tonders for quantities of one hnndred tons and upwards. The Company will commence delivery in Octobor, and con- tinue through the winter, a8 may be agreed upon. “Parties tendering to state the price per b, whether in gold or United States ourrenoy, the place of delivery (which must be on tho Grand Trunk Railway), and the quantity re- quired. Purchasors who require delivary in tho United Btates will pay their own Customs duties. Cash will be required on delivery. Axles and Sorap Ironmust be tendered for separatoly. Tenders, indorsed * Tender for Old Mate~ rial,” and addrossod to the undersigned, will be received on or bofore Saturdsy, the 27th Beptember. ©C.J. BRYDGES, Managing Direotor, Montreal, 27th August, 1873, _MISCELLANEOUS ‘Asaignees or Trustees Notice of Appoiniment, Tn the Distriot Court of {fio Unitad Statos for tha North. oxn Distriot of Hliinals—in Hakruptoy.. I thi o1 Jaooh L Blono, Banktupt, P10t 1 (ho mAter To whom it ey concurus Tho tndorslanod, Alfred Hachock Horly Gvor iiize of s apgoliinansa e siknoo of tho Kslato of dacob L, tono, of Elgin, in tho FH A R i e S e A A oy of Wobruary, A, 1, 1653 adjuignd bnkr upon tho Dotitonof Bhiait, by Bidisios Gourt o shid Hot. Datod at Elgln, the 1ith day of Avgust, A, D. 1473, = X AL, Rsaliioo, NOTICE. Thero will he a spoctal mectiug of the mombors of the Third Unitarian Churoh and Bocloty of Uhlosgy, at thy Churob, carnor of Monroo and Laflin sta., Thursday ovon, ing, Bopt. 11, 1673, at Bo'clack, to take action rulative to calling a Pastor, Dy ordor of Trustoos, J. 8. CONGER, Seoretary, To Whom It May Concern. Wy forewarn all partios agslgst usk 1l bat and horee ared H Ellors B s SA g e huitter A METTE & 11RO JOIN BRVAN, & ryan, tho BATH. |' EDUCATIONAL, Harvard University, 1878-74. Mormbers of ono depactmiont. havo a right.ta attond loc. tures and reeltations In any other dopartmont of tho Unt- vorsity without pnying additional fecs| for oxamplo, Law atudonts may attond any oxorelson thoy plonss Jo 1larvard Callogo, Modioal studenta the oxorelacs of tho Heiontifo Bahool, ote, . b o degracs of Mastar of Arts, Doalar of Philosophy, and Doctor of Bolonca aro opan to Bacholors of other fn- stitutions, Tho yoar Logina 1n all dapartments on. Thuraday, Sont, o, 1873, Examinations for admision to HARVARD QOLLRGE, tho LAWRENOE SCIENTIFIO HOIHOOL, tho MINING BOHOOL, and the BUSSEY INNTITU. TION will hogln on Thursday, Sopt. 2, at8n. m. "Tho oxaminntion -for advanced standing in the MEDIGAL SOILOOL takes placo Sept, 81; for advanced standingin tho LAW SCHOOL, Sopt. 25, Tha Univoralty Cataloguo (ucluding oxnmination papera of 1871-73) may bo obiainod frum CHLARLES W. SEVER, Banksollor, Cambridge; prico, $0 conta. Ciroulars do- scribing tho sovoral dopartments may_bo olitalnod on ap plication to JAMES W, LARRIS, Socrotary, : Clnbridgo, M KENWOOD SEMINARY, Cor, Forty-eighth-st, and Madison-av. English and French Boarding and ‘Day Sehool tor Young Ladies. 'R Sourma ol tnatruction 18 (hormoghly commota. Native Pro: fessora of Iirangh and Qorman aro omplwyods, Tho Musto Dinnctment i3 n ohnrio of n radusto of a Parts Coneor: satnty. actiros wil bo glsoh oa tho Naturai Scietoos Fih (o yoar. Circnlars may be ohtainod at 50 Wabaah-av., Room 4, attho Seininaty, or by addtosslug tho Principal, HKoa: Wood: ydo Parks ~ EDGEWORTH SCHOOL, MRS, BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL, 673 WABASH-AV. Englist, Fronch, and Gurman Boarding and Day School for pung Ladics god Litlo Girls. Mra, Maftland is asc aistod by Madamo Coyriers; Profossor Brown, and a full corps of Profossors and Tenchers of ability and_cxperl~ onoo, The duties of tho School will ho rosumed Sapten:- bor 16, For circulars contaluing particulars, ous rofétencoa in Ohicako aud elsowhoro, bookstoraes and to the Peincipal, 673 Wabas| Lake Forest Academy, LAKE FOREST, ILL, , A Boardiug-School for Noys, most charmingly sitn- ntod, an hioiir'a rido by cars from Chicago, and splondidly gaalpped for importing tho moxt thorough instruction, 0 numer- ply at the xt torn ommances Hopt. 11 For cntaloguos, otc., addrors IRA W. ALLEN, A, M., Principal, N. B.—To savo timio and oxponso, and sconmmodate those parnuts who cannot conventontly vislt, Laka Forost, Prof. "Allon will he ab the bookstoro of W. 1. -Keon, Couko & Go,, 113 State:st., on Fridny and Tuosday, Sopt. b and 9, from 11 10 13 o'clook, whore ho will bo happy to confor witl any who hava sons (o sond away to lEhflu‘p. STATH OF ILLINOIS, Institution for the Education of Xeeble-Minded Children, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, JACKRONVILLE, ILL. Tho noit torm will commonce_on Wodnosday, Sept. 17, 188, Pupils from INinols recoive bosrd and tultion fro: Pupils are_oxpootod to bo brought to tha_Institution promptly on time, but not boforv that timo, Wo have no niccommedations for frionds of pupils v the Inatitation, but tharo aro good liotols In town. * Htreot Hallroad runs from the Junction Deyal to tho Bublic Squaro, and {rom tho Pablic Squae to the 1astituiion, 0.7, WILBUR, M. D.. Superintondont, MR. WATERS’ SCHOOL Will reopen on Monday, Sopt. 15, at Cony Hall, noar the enrmor of Michigan-ar. atd Gongramsat. - It afms to rropary the pupil tioroughly for Gollogo or tho Seientitia Senoet. and to lulluniico tsvorably bls runors! doportmant and gharacter, A gymnasium will provido wholesomo ux~ arciso, and thio sciiool-rooms will be hoated with Fancy Goods Trade HENRY LEVY & SON, 49 Malden Lane, Nttsg{,Yorh, Wonld call the attontion of the tféda o thoir Fall tmportations, among whicl aro? Backgnmmon-und Chess Bonrds, Dreasing Onnes and Work Boxess Gloye and Ilnndkerchict Boxen Chesmnen, Domluoes, and Dlee, Mathemnticnl Instruments Portmonnates and B Hooka, Tourist Casen Pen and Pockee Cutlery, Writing Cases, Inkatuuds Scotel nnd Fern G binet of % Gt o Cabi Photo Al Waige ora, fard - Cunes, and othor usoful naveltios and ataplo artiolos sultod ta the trado. Busors visiting tho city will find it to their advantago in looklng ovor our atook boforo purchasing jioro. CROCKERY, CHINA, &o. AT RETAIL. | China, ‘Crockery, Glasswars, . AND ALL KINDS OF Table-Furnishing Goads and Dantel Ornamenty. Gond, Cheap, Fing, and Beautifal. E. 0. LAWRENCE & 00, 105 STATE-ST. OCEAN NAVIGATION. OF STEAMSHIPS. Satling from Now York for Quuenstown and Lisarpoo) . an for Londondiract overy fortufght. STOWN and LIV ERPOUL, from Plors 44 and 47, North Itivor, Oanada.Saturday, Aug. . | Grocce. . Saturdas, Sopt. 0. Spain... Satuedag, Hopt, 0, | Egypt ... Saturdss, Sopt. 27, 880, nnd $00 Currency. Tteturn Tickety, 3140 and S160 Currency. ; BIEERAGE PASSAGE, 8%, curroncy. Pamsongors booked Lo or from’ Uerman und Seandlna-« vian noints at low rates. “Tlio Stoamships of this lino aro tho largest in tho trade. Drafts on Great Britaln, Treland, and tho Cantinent, WH.LIA.\L )I‘i\‘(a,\LIS'l‘HK. B on'l Westorn Agont, Northieast corner Clark and Randolph-sts, (opposito now Bherman Houxo), Chicago. NEW ‘'YORK TO CARDIET, . BRISTOL, LONDON, And gl Other Points in England and Wales, Tho Bouth Walcs Atlantic Stonmship Company's now firat-class Steatships will sull rom Pouneylvania Rail+ rond What, Jarsoy Ci - PEMBROKE, GLAMORGARN, Tlicso stcams! trons aro B Rov inklinm, Winston. Family and Day School, NEW YORK CITY. MIS8 BRACGKETT and MISS ELIOT will reopon thefr sohool for girls from six to twonty-ono, Weduosday, Sept. 24, at 117 Eant Thirty.slxth-st. Glrls fitted for any Col- loga._Rofor to Rev, Rabert, Collyor, Chioaga, PALMERS ACADEMY TFOR BOYS AND GIRLS, 768 MIOHIGAN-AV. _E®™ Puplla ouu enter at any thno, SLIAVIER'S ACADEMY Corner Wnbash-nv, and Twentv-ninthest., CHICAGO, This ologant new building will o for th zecaptlunof puile o’ Moaday, Sont- 1. For elroulars apuly 0 tho Dirvotress. MRS, GEO. VANDENHOFYX. BOYN' SCIOOL. Mrs, GEORGE VANDENHOFE will anon hor Taard- ing and Day School for BUYS, at No. 104 WEST FORTY. SKGOND-3T., closo to RESERVOLt PARK, New Yo & Nuinber of boarding pupils limiia'to EIGH Sohool hours from 9:30 6. m. to 2:30 p, m. Abplications may bo niada i abovo. %{ADEMOISBLLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH SCHOOL copens Sopt. 17, Tho only ono In New York whoro Erouch ia taught ns in Pars, Superfor English education. Drawing, Latin, and Singlog includod in the tuition, Honrdors havo af oxcollont home. For ofrculnry, 25 Weai 1,!:( sixthist, N. Y. Itefers Ly pormlirsion to Mes, R. 1. Goodoll, Ars, ‘Gon. M. Pullman, Closio, Tl ¢ Afes: G, 1. Plant, St. Luujs; Meo, C. 1. Bull, Quincy, Tl J. Metilunlss, Jr., N. Y. eeluy, Cln- clnuatl, ircland, 1. I, A%, rds. rthor particulars, apply fa Catdif, at the Com- iny's Ottices, No. 1 Dock Chaimliers, and in Now York te ARGIIBALD BAXTER & GO0 Axonte, No, 17 Broadway, SPECIAL INOTICH. Sg.‘ATE LINK ST QAMSH\IP CO. ST INE. (RPOOL, BEL- Thoso elegant now Pler, Fulton Forry, Lrovklyn, Al Ma PENNSYLV] VIRGIN v GLEORGIA, Y b, Oct, Fortuixhtly thoraiter. N'ALDWIN & L0, ite, 73 Beoadiay, N, Yo SAMPLE & THARC n Cor. of Ganal auil Wexi Madisan- Ealling twlco n wank lrumn Suw York, and carrying pas, ntal sougors tonll parts ot Gront Biltainy Toland, Co Kurape, and the Meditceranaan, Gabin from ¥65; Stoor ago, TeL{1sh aud Jrish ports oast, wost, onti noutal ports samo o othor regulne llues, ~ Al payable lo y . 8, eurronoy, Apply for ful infurmation at thie Uoin pany's atticor Nou7 fiuling Greon, New Vork, and . £. or La 0. Salloand Madison-ats., Chicag HENDERSON BROTHERS, Apents. MRS. SYLVANUS REED'S ENGLISH, FHENCI, AND GERMAN NOARDING AND 'DAY S0I100L For Young Ladios ard Childzan, Nos, 6 sud 8 East Fitty- third-nt., Now York. el eratie Poeupaita whon desfrod. vulyenr il bo 30, 16, Lttors and appiisations to b sont (6 s aovaaddros., EDGEWORTH SCHOOL, MRS, BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL, 873 WABASE-AV. English, Fronch and G an Boardl: tfor Yhuny T s G dloaraing, and Day Sehool Bebwol will b rusumod Sopt. 16, Mrs, Maitland romains at homo from 9a, m. to3 p. . FOR SALE. GRAND TRUNK RALLWAY OF CANADA STEAMER FOR SALE. Tho Grand Trunk Rallwey Company will bo propared ta rocelva offors { £ the purchase of the Steamer ** Intoria- tioual, " uo v plylng botweon Furt Iirio and Buffalo, ko ina woodon vaddie stcamor, aud careios 1 cata on liep dock, - Will bo ready for dollvers upon tho complotlon of 180 **Intornational Bridge,” durlug tho wmonth of Octo: bor ost:" Oifor fue this sicamr (1 b dolivated in Fort ¥i0) wil bo roceivad by the undersignod, 7 BRYDUIS, Manking Dicector, Montroeal, Aug. MRS, JOHN V. B, BLEECKER'S Eoglish, Froneh, and Gueman Doardlng and Day Bohool ouhg Ladicd and GRIATOR, 30 Faat Fory-s0vgntiont. butweon Mudison and bifth-ava., New York City, will rvopen Sopt. 34,1873, A moat thorough course of lustruc- ton, togothor with home caro aud priviloges. - MISS BURGHSS? Fronch, and Gorman Boardi School, i Ladles and Chiiren, No. 103 et Basitor. ow York, rouons Boptembor 31, 163 Rof. groncostveal. WV tiaelen o WOk fov, i * Graon, D D., Lifsho , Tov, 4. 8. 0. AR Vatr tivor Gomne- Muatuipp, Rer, J. 8. O FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Froohold, Now Jorsoy; a boarding achool fc : Bkt Mo Jursor n fuerdiag athoe) fockogat send AGADEAY, QUINGY, MABS, fION, K Franols Adatos, LL, D,,’ Chislrmaa of tho Tonrd of Managers: Willlam R, Dimiock, LL. D, lata Profossor of Grook i Williams Gollogo, Aaster, *A'thor. ough claesical and matbomatical school, with caroful pupils, " For olroulars, with full par- lio Mastor, (1HI0AQO AGADEMY, NO. 11 RIGHTEENTI.& An lg'“vl"i‘cl:,nn:d nlnunlun‘ll flhlglcl ft\ll'sl)ll IIKNII{‘YV uh e o loadey, Bopt, 8" ' BABGOUK, Prinolpale st (OLLEQIATE AND COMMEROIAL INSTITUTE, avon, Coun.:-Fortioth yoar. o roparatory th Culloge, tha Beientific Schools or Business, witlisystemat. foand thorough physical tralning by military deilling, §ymusstice, rowtng, &o. Catalogues sent on application: N SEEL, Brinolpal, (GOTHIG HALL, STANFOKD, CONN, Eugllsh, Fronoh, sud Gormn Boarding-School v for Young Ladios, Tor cataloguo apply to Priucipals, A Missos ATKEN and OHABE, UDSON YOUNG LADIGS' BEMINANY, fUD: . ¥,~Tho sutunin torm beyina Hopt, 8, 1573, o in tho family, Torus, Priucipal WO INATITUTE FOIL YOUNG LA , Pittatlold, Masy, Kuown‘for thirty years for (i Buperiof facllitios ‘aud rara beauty of location, llev Us V. Bpoar, Priuoipal, M ODEL'SCHODL FOIL YOUNG TADIES: ALSO Kindorgarton, 1t > Bonmonth Coniy, o 3 lnu‘m'x'.'u".'.:fivi’ ]’l"l, .li'u"a!xl::.': mwflfn‘.i%%li:(u,rmu'l"nn%‘mu‘ )7 loaturo and abjocty Iaading pupils to think sl roasun. Nl'«mluunm'(. ‘ctlliary act. acs.” L. . COLLAAN, Trin: olpale fONTROSE GLASSIGAL AND M OO b, . 4 ono oo fram Now York by tho Morrls & Essex Hailroad; apacious drill- rooni, armory, snd equipments; ol al course, slso Freughy Gormian, and Drawlug; Foapons Sopt. 16. " Hav. Dr. WILKY, Principal, Terms, 850 per anndu, aad no oxtras, MILITARY o NJORTIIWERTERN ~UNIVERSIT 00T~ il e s Sonee 12" ot pestiouTarer aduveas ¥ done FOWLKIL, tivanston, 1. S PENNSYLYANIK RILITARY ACADENY, GIIE- tor, Pa., (for boardors unly), ‘Kosslon o osdsy, Hoiit 10. Tooatlon ted_and hoalthful, rounds amplo buildinge handsomo and connnodivus. atudloa estoisive, Thorough fustruotion i1y ud Mochanical Knginooriug, tho Classics, and Jngliah. " Uaroful overalght of morals and. mannoes of b, o clcoulars apully 10" How. ' EMOIY" A, ts, 1. Lo BROWN, ‘I, OHARLES G. J batrone of the' Aeaduiny in Chiohgo, COL. TIEO. HYATY, Prosidont, LI MILITARY AGADEMY, PEEKSICILL, Fi0vvoryoar. s ot i, | Col. CILAS: [, A, M, ROBERT DONALD, A, 3L, JOpKLEND I tute, dullghtinily sltuat Now York, will sommonco Sopt, 2, clreulary with fall pacticulars, addr MANBFLELD, Prosidant, RIYEBAIDE KEMINATY, ROOMIRTEL W. ¥ o8 and youug Iadlos, roop ‘s Bujit. 8. For uny OF lraular, addsusa’ tho Pelucipal, MRS, MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 577 and 219 South Clark Bt cornor Van Buren, Chloako, T fawoll knowa by all resdort of the papara, that Dr. Q. Blgelow is the ol establishod DL\I)I ician In Chicago. Beleuco and_exporl have mado . I3, the most re. Townsd SPKOTALIST. of tho age, hanorod by tho nrass, estoomad of tho nighost modical attalumonts by nll the #1115 LIFE (i perfuoting ror 1 that Suiro. poxttivoly all €ason of OHRONIO AND SPECIAL DA DATION "Fiiexs, SEPARATE pATILORS for Dution nine ontlemon, - Call, CORICESPONDENCH CONF! DENTFAL. Addross all lotters, with stamps, to Dr. 0. BIGLLOW, 471 and 818 South Clirk-at. Times, Oct, '.'3l 1843. DR, BIGRLOW Iy a rogularly bred physican. Hiszon- ntation is beat known tioro 1n our midst. Ho wants uodis- fant rotoronce, but i wall spokoy of by erory, ons o trunting themsolvon to his care, Whila thio wor[d onduces this claas of pliysloians are ruquired, and if any ouo noeds sugh sorvice, 1¢ {8 of the utmost finportance to_ onga ‘only a wan whosa exporionce 1s equal to lis ofler of medl- cal aid, aud without projudicu, or any intorest in waylig ather than tho truth, wo recarnmend most cordially and omphatically such to vielt DR. BIGE OV, athis Central Tobwa, 17 aud 410 South Clarket., Ulilcago. DR. A. G. OLIN, 852 WABASII-AV., OPPOSITE POST OFVICL, ronownod spaciallat of tho ngo In the tront- e et nlo" opsoasus of botl soxos, - Seni- Py okkhoss, Notvausuosn, Averson to Socfoty, [ Pl kit Tose ol Mooy Ac.,” yornaatatly oured, No matter who havo fatled, call or ‘write. It Solfovident that a hysician wisking & corlan clas i h\baaon foF thirty voirs hia study, and treating thousaude of cazes yoarly, must lcl‘ullfi groator skill in his A]m:lfil:{ fhas o in guhoral practice. - Phyalciaus of high stand: ing, 1o thls 4ud ofier oities, recugniz this fact aud reo. oninend patiouts W Dr, Olfu for treatment. Ottico Hours, 9a. m, to8 p, m. Runduys, 1t 3 p. m. Thoso baviog falled hulu& cured, :}m:lnlly tavited ta call or writo, and rocelva tho Duclor's opinion, frov of Sharga. “Phibge you ought to know-—tho oroam of medieal litern. tura—oxplaloihig who may murry, why not, Wby "Neadful Sdvico, TAboutpimples 4n tho Jice. Yhy oue neopla ara bromaturaly i, ALl that tho doubtiul wish to knuw hl: l“:’lrwllllmnl“". {nform hmlll”“‘ll"[“fl'\;:\‘::lnd I\l;;nn:l. auatntod wihh, g0 Auldu snd p e o ot T ahy adidrase ostonald, for 1 donts. Addross 10z, A, G. OLIN, Onicago, 1. COBURN Medical Institute, 16 and, 177 South Olatk-at., cornor Monras, Chloago, I:’fllndefl aud condueted by’ Dr. J. . C“h“r"r’ Tor the troatment aud cure of ull formsof chronio and spocial w 0 both soaox, This Institute i snjuestionably ¥olentitlo I this conntry for tho treatmont of Dr, Coburn Is u vogular gradusto of medicine, an throo diplumas from the bost collegus i thy Warid and as hiad wiro oxporloney i 1o treatingn ot privato diseases than any physielan In Chicago, Young pien who requity s physician tover fudl to ind speedy res ot nud a posinnuont oira &t tha hunds nf Dr. Goburn, Homl twostamps for bils hoouks ot mala and fomalo dlsea ‘nddronn, {n sealed piyolopos. Addross lotto OBUIY, 175 wind 137 South Clark-at., Chi Ailcoziidential.’ Ollico hours: § a. w, 108 . m, ; 3 tod l!:ll- e Dr. Kean, NO CURE! NO PPAY!! 300 Bouth Clark-st., Chioago, Moy b cuntldontially comslicd, pursnnally or by wall froao 2 all ciriniic o norvous dlsonsus. e SRR N T tig oty pivs steban 1 o sty whio wae= vants olurus o no bay, Gruon Dok sont for 50 conts, Llustratod with uuwors ous Huowngravings, . 1L andus,