Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY. TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1873. 3 THE COURTS. A Lamar Stockholder Charged With ' Contempt of Courts Family 8quabble Over a Farm at Calumet. The Lizzie Moore Robbery Oase Again COontinued. Bankruptey Matters---The Courts Brief---New Suits. TIn tho Buporior Court yesterdny, before Judga Gary, o potition was flled by Goorgo Chandler, asldng for an order to show causo why Edwin 4., Wilson shonld not be punished for contempt in suiug an officor of tho court without loave, and for interforing with that officor in the dischargo of dutios in roforenco to tho Lamar Insurance Company, Tho petition sot forth the organiza- tion of tho Company nnd thoe subsequont closing up of its offairs and retiroment from busi- ness. In ordor to ocloso wup its af- fairs, ©» committco, among whom was Leonard Bwett and Edwin A. Wilton, was appolntod to colloct tho dobta due, and pay all claime upon, the Company. Mr. Chaudler claims that this was fully done. At this timoe I. N. Hardin and W. H. W, Cush- man, two oflicers of the Company, held nbmi- nolly 5,000 shnres of Lamar stook, but really, as tho potition allogos, only as security for monoys advauced to the Compauy, and that such loans woro to borepaid and tho stock taken up and canceled, which was dono sometime before the sppointment of tho Recoiver. In January, 1873, o docres of court was made dirocting tho recofver to collect from tho stock holdors an asscssmont of 20 per cont on cartain conditions. Under this decreo, the Rocoiver wout on to collect from the subscribers to the stock. A considerable was paid immodiately, and many euits wore instituted in this and the noighboring Btates. Tho potition then charges that Edwin A. Wilson, in conjuunction with oth- ors, conoootad » sohomo to stop the petitioner, tho Receiver, from collecting tho 20 per cont, o8 ordered by the Court, and, to offect this, mailed to tho stockholdors a ciroular advising them not to pay tho Receiver nuything, but to remit to him, "E. A. Wilson, 1 per cont ou their stocl, aud ho would contoat thoir nesersmonts nnd protact them from all domands made mpon_ thom; and also visited a large numbor of stockholders in poreon and urged resistanco to tho suits, Wil Bon gavo s o ronson for Lis advico that the above-mentioned Cushman and Hardin, snd Lconard Swett, the former Presidont, woro in- dobted to tho Campnn‘l in en amount which, if paid, would cover tho sum which' was sought to be collected from the stoclholdors, and that the sald officers waro pri- marily liablo, and it was the Roecolver's duty to collect the sum due from them before suing tho stockholders. In Juno, 1878, Wilson fssued another oircular estitled “ Sub-Ross,” charging Leonard Bwett with dishonost_practicos, aud attompting to ap- propriate monoys be]ox'l_glng to tho Lamar Com- pany, and roitorating tho advice to pay him 10 por cent, and giviug tho names of soveral places which had remitted the required amount, The nesessment of 20 por cent was afterward roducod by the Court to 12 per cent, and the Ro- ceivor dirocted to sottlo within ninety days from the gecond decreo, Bofore the ninoly days had elapsod, Wilson issued another circular to tho stockholdors, urging thom to make hastoand combine, and biaming them for their delny and sluggishnoss, and making sovoral untruo statoments, Tho petition stated that a suit was commenced b{‘\Vllfiuu in the Buperior Court, in Chancery, in which Bamuel II. Moelvin and others were com- plainants, and the Receiver, among othors, tho dofendant, without any leave of the Court firat obtained, and chargoes that such suit was insti- tutod to Imnodo the Rocoiver from tho collaotion of 'the dobts of the Campany. ‘Tho petitioner, therofore, eharged that Wil- gon hus intorfored with the Receiver in the col- Toction of dobts due the Company, impeded tho ndmivistration of tho Receiver, misreprosonted the proceedings in court, and_incited tho dobt- ors to resist tho lawful colloction of claims ogainst them, and prays that an order may bo cutered for said Edwin A, Wilson to show cause ‘why he should not be punished as for contempt of court, nnd further reliof. “Tho following rulo was entered by the Judgo : On readiug and 8ling tho potition of Guorge Cland- Zer, verified by his outl, lot Bdwin A, Wilson show cauuo befors ono of the'Judges of this Court, in_the chancery branch thereof, on the 25th day of 'Septem~ Tier, 1873, at tho opeulng of the Court, or as_soon threatter aa counsel can bo heard, why ‘o should not. Do nttacked and punished for contompt of court, for interfering with the Recalver appointed Liorsin in the duies of lin oflice, for fwpoding and_ obatructing the admiuistraidon of justice, for misropresenting and faleifying ho proceédings of the Court, and for sulng sn ofiicer of the Gourt, without ita lesve, aud for othor caunea in said petition sot forth, And let a copy of unid yetition, aud of this, order, be fersed on satd. Wilson ;: loast fivo days Lefore the'said 25th day of Scplem~ r. BQUADIILE OVER A FARM AT CALUNMET. Thero was filod i tho Superior Court yostor- . day & bill In Chancery for epocific performance, by Otto Lou ugaingt Fredorick Lou and his wifo. The facts ns met forth in the bill are briefly thoso. Otto Lou in January, 1878, tho joint owner with his brother Frederiok of tho follow- ing Innds in Cnlumet: ‘Thie N. 3¢ of the 8. 3 of N. fractional ¢ of 8, W. % north of Oslamot River, of Boc. 6, 86, 14, wWith right of use of road long the river. ~ Aluo 833¢ nores of N. W. % of Sec. 8, 36, 14, and other lauds in the samo goction ; aud tho 8. 3¢ of 8. 3¢ of 8. K. of Beo. 19, 3G, 14, contsining 263¢ acres. In Fobruary Otto agrood verbally, at the request of Lis brother, to buy bim out and a0 become tha owner of tho entire lands described above, The land Lnd proviously beon gold by John F. Lau, tho fathor of Otto and Fredorick, to them on condition that they should assume cortain linbil- itios of his, nmounting to about &700, aud whon Otto bought the whole, ko nssumod tha whole of tho indebtedness, and paid in addition 1,000, Thereupon Otto took possession under the Sorbu) arrangemont, and cultivated tho farm by his sorvants, ho being absent for a timo in Europo, and, as Lo allogas, mado valuablo per- manont improvoments, Frederick working for him as oversoor. Latoly, Frodorick has cut and{sken away somo of tho crops which wore sown or planted last fall, and rofusos to give a doed for the laud or refun tho £1,000 paid him, clniming that he is not bound to do ao, and that he hag not sold thelaud. Tho Dbill prays that he may be compelled to account. INJUNCTION AGAINST DIGOING A DITOH. Goorgo Schneider filed a bill in the Cirenit Court againet Wilkon, Phelps and othors, and ssks an injunction at the samo time to restrain thom from making a ditch neross his premisos. Tho bill sote out that complamant is owner of an undivided half of the north balf of Lot 4, in the Asscssors SBubdivision of the north section of tho Quilmetto Reservation in New Trier. That said land is high and dry, but that Harve B. Hurd and others, owning - land mear, which was low, desirod a diteh, and made application to the County Court, according to the statute. Commissloudrs _were appolnted, » jnry em- flnuuolod, snd tho damagoes on complainant's ud aesessod at $9.93, Tho ditch is to bo 40 feot wide and 11 foot deop, sorlonsly injuring complaiuant’s property, omplainant olaimy that tho damages sro insuffioient, thnt ho has not had proper and dne notico, that the Com- missionors did not flle a boud a4 in duty bound, and several othor irregularitics, and asks for duo and adoquate damages, and temporary in- {unction against construction of the ditch, The nntwor of Wolls Luke donies gonerally tho allogations of tho blli au to insufiiciency of notice, und is accompanied by a number of afii- duvits'in rogard to tho damagos or bouefits ao- sruiug to the land by tho ditoh. RECONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY WANTED. John I*, Nichols and Annie 1. Nichols filed & bill yosterday, in the Buperior Court, sgainst Beujamin F. Adams sud Samuel D, Ward, who woro on tho Gth of Novembor, 1608, appointod by Annlo E. Nichol trustaes of tha followiug prope srty bolonging to her, namely tho a B0 feot of w t¢ of Block 24 Canal Arrustoon’ Bubdivision of w 17 of fractionul oo, 47, 49, 14, 8, fronting on In- ilana avenuo, ‘Tho deud of convoyance to de- foudants aw trustoos was destroyed in the fire, md potitioners sonk & legal retonveyanco to thom of the prnfurty in order to remove the sloud in thoir titlo, which s causod by tho sl lo record in the abatractor's books of the trans- or, without anything explanatory of its naturo, BANKRUPTCY BIATTERH, John A, Bweot, of Chicago, yestorday filed a potitiou in buktuptey against Edward Meaghor, of Chebuuny, Lruquois County, Il., upon whom ho has a claim of 8276.18. Busponsion of pay- mont of commorclal papor and the transfor for ooneldoration to ono Valontine Fullor, of Che- baneo, of hia ntock In trado worth 5,000, and tho glving of id considoration to 'Bliza Menghor, his wifo, aro chargod against dofend- ant.” Politioner chargos that ho bolioves thnt Elizs Moagher will convoy sald considoration, consinting of tho N. E. 3 ot Soc. 16, Town 29, 14, 3, to somo innodent party, whorofora an in: junclion wae lswied restraining hior from o dolng, and aleo_restraining defoudant from col- locting any of tho debts duo to him untit further ordor of tho Court. In the matter of E. R. Boyington ot al., tho Erdur of dismissal was mm{e absoluto by tho ourt. In the mattor of Joln ¥, Daniels, in potition of John D, Houdorson and Samuel C. Camp, Assignocs, thoy were authorized to soll tho por- fonal firopurly of tho {usolvont. Tn the matterot Bugbeonnd Oarloton, tho Mar- shal’s biil for foos was orderod to be referred to Registor Hibbard to take proof and roport as to whethor tho items aro propor chisrgos or not. Tho oxamination Into tho mattor of Chandler, Pomoroy & Co., puts and priviloges, was ro- sumed bofore Register Iibbard yostorday. Alex~ nndor Goddos waa oxaminod upon his claim against tho ostato, cauulutlu¥ of the procoeds of o 3600 margin put up by him on oats, aud for which ho alloges ho ought to rocoive soveral thousand dollnrs. ~ Furthor oxaminalion was postpenei for two wooks. Gustav A. Loonneckor, of Chioago, yesterday filod his voluntary potitian In bankruptey, shiow~ ing dobts swmounting to about $4,000, and nssots to about $3,000. W. M, Dunham, of Moline, Rook Island Coun- ty, Ill., yostordsy flod hia voluntary potition in bankruptoy, showing liabilities smounting to about §84,600, and asrots Lo about $17,000. In tho mattor of Matthow C. Wilbur, it was orderod that tho proccodings stand dismissod unless objootiona are flled. by Kridsy morning next. ORIMINAL COURT ITEMNS, The caso of The Pooplo v. Nick Goeary and Josoph Duncan ¢camo up for trial at this Court 7ustardny morning. On behalf of Genry, Mr, Trude moved for a continusuce of the case, and austalnod his motlon by roading an_afiidavit made by his olient, Mr. Itichardson, on behalf of Joroph” Duncan; also, made a motion tor a con- tinuance, bosed on his cliont’s afdavit. The affidavit of Nicholas Gonry showed that hois tho dofeudant, and that, on Saturday laat, hio received tho first notice that his caso was ot for the 10th., That the robbory was committed on the morning of March 21, lg‘mrmus un- known to aflant, That James Nolan, o proso- outing witness, hus sworn and will swear that offiaut was prosent us Lizzio Mooro's houss, and Participated in tho ssid robbory, nnd that Nolan avo him, iho affiant, tho fruits of tha robbory n tho prosonco of John Craby, and, by aftiant, dolivered to Oapt. llokoy, Atlant s olso in- formod by his nttorney, who has conversed with Nolau, thiat Nolan swore bofore the Grand Jury, and wlil swoar, that afiant gave him (Nolan) the nippers used in gaining entranco to tho house of Lizzie Moore, in the presence of Pasco Pollock. Afiiant furthor stated that Nolan iuformed ono Jobn Ryan that ho was going to '‘put up a Job" on Nick Geary, and havo him * sont down,” and if oflisnt was convioted Lo (Nolnn) would bo pardonod out, and that thon “ acertain party,” mouning Capt, Hickoy, could bo sot- tled,” and that Lio had tho bolp of a hoad man on the 'police, ‘Ihat said Ryan hes been in Afon- treal, and unable to attend aa a witness, That ho, afliant, cau prove by Pasco Pollock that on tho mght' of the robbery Lo waa in Pollock's rooms on Third avonue and nowkhore olso, aud never gavoa pair of nippors to Nolan in Pol- lock's prosence. That Lo can provo by Jobn Oraby that Nolan did not dolivor any monoy to affiant 1 Craby's presenco. Afiaut thinks ho can prove tbat Nolan, under tho namo of James Clark, was convicted in 1873, in Nowburg, N. Y., of robbing o bonded warchouso, and sontonced to five yoars' impris- onment, but that ho has not yot received a certi- flod copy of tho judgmont sud scutenco, and hauce will bo incompatont to tostity, Josoph Duncan sliowed in his afidavit that he livos ot 211 Wost Madison street, and that ho onn prove by two witnosscs, John Gebhardt and his sistey, Alnggle Moore, that ho was ob homo all the night of "the said robbory in which he is accused of boing s parly. Also charges that Nolan is o convicted criminal, That John Gob- hordt, his most important witnoss, is now at Bufialo, sick, and unable to attend court, =nd thorofore Lo prays continnauco. After honring the aftidavits, the Court decided to continuo thocnyos until the second Woduesdsy of the next term of tho Criminal Court. Tho caso of Tho People v. John Knouso, chnrged with an ssssult with intent to Lill John Donnigon, was triod. 'The particulars of this caso have already boen publisked in full. A squabble acourred botween Knouse's wifo and Donnisun, rosulting in the Iatier's striking hor, A woek subsequont to this Kyuouse fired upon Dennison with a double-barrelod shot-gun, com- plotely blowing bis oyes out, and Jodging 73 #nipe-ghot in his face, neok, aud breast. Tho prisonor-was found guilty, aud sentonce fixed at 1ive years' in tho pouitontiary by the jury. THE COURTS IN BRIEV. James K. Murply, Assiguee of the Chicago Firo Insurance Compuny, yosterday began 140 Dew suitsof assumpsit nwaivst stockloldors of tho Company, the amount involved being $150,- G. Barera waa yostorday admitted to practico in both of the United States Courts. Judgs Blodgett has just roturned snd will be in his chambers for busincss, but will not, proba~ bl{ hold court until Monday. {ith rogard to our roport in yostorday's ToIBuNE of tho case of Good v. John Davis & o., tho defendants wish to bave it stated that, with tho oxcaption of the additional allegations with rogard to tho formation of tho joint stoclk ccompany, tho bill is tho samo as ono proviously filed, on which the plalutiffa sought to obtaina writ of injunction Lut wero unsuccossful. The defondanis express the opinion that the prosont flf?thm‘ gone as far ag ite projoctors intend to ot it go. Patick Fanning and Edward Johnson, Jr., do- ing business undor tho name of P, Fanning & Co., yostorday filod, in tho Buperior Court, o preecipo of Resumpsit against Auson Sperry, guardinn of tho estate of Honry W. Kingsbury, & minor ; damages, $10,000, —_———— SUBURBAN NEWS. EVANSTON. The Trustees of this villago apsombled in their Counctl Chamber laat Tucsday ovening, I. G, Powera in tho chair. Trustoes L. J. Gago, Oli- ver Willard, and William Blanchard rosponded to the roll call. The Committee on Plats and Bubdivisions re- ported in favor of the approval of Humphroys & Banoistor's Addition to Evanaton. On mo- tion, appraved. The Good Templars of Chicago requested the uge of tho Lake Michigan Park for a picnic. Grantod, under the coudition that no intoxicat- ing liquors bo used on that oceasion, After o longthy discunsion, the following reao- lution was pnuw{i: 4 & Resolved, That the Committeo on Fina - 1z0d to tako legal couneol at tholr dlucn‘:fgnb:l:::;h:’lfa Questions involved in the Imaking of contracts for water-worka and issuin jorate i Gobtodnioss in auticipation of taxes lovier " °f Ordinancos prohiblting tho ownors of animals from ulowlnf them to run at large, and for tho provention of fires, were passod, The Board, owing to the indisposition of ono of its members, adjournad to Friday ovening. Tho Mothodist Ohurch will throw opon its par- lors for a soclable this evouing, Btrangors es- pach'llly, and the public genorally, are invited to attend. Bouth Evanston will also have a sociablo this ovoning, under the auspices of the now Moth- odist Ohurel, It will take placo at the rosidenco of Bylvester Uoodenow, Eeq. Tvory preparation has boen made for the auc- tion salo thin afternoon, A large pavilion hag boen rafsed, and an_extra froo train engagod, which will foave the Kinzio stroot depot at 1:3) p. m. Conmdorablo intercutin folt in tho result of this ealo, a8 it will bo the firsl auotion sale of Evauston property. NORWOOD PARE. BMr, Durgess will give a magic-lantern exhi. bition at the Baptist Churcn this ovening, the Ppraceeds to be devoted to the furnishing of tho ohurch, A new husainess block is to be oreoted thia fall, with two stores on the firat floor, and a Masonio ball and ofticen above, PAUK RIDOE. A parlor concort will b _given this evening, at tho residsnco of Goorge B, Carpentor, Liad., for tha beneflt of the Baptist Church of thin l! aco, Mr. Alfred Iurbank, the clooutionist, will give ono of his inhmilable readings in connootion with tho concort, MAYWOOD, ‘The auburban towns ure growing so rapidly in opulation and importanso that they are atl find- ing it nocoseary to organize ny vill ngren in duo form under the geuoral law of 1872, Tho_ latout move in that direction has been made by the heautiful littla town of Maywood. A petition, sigued by sbout nixty of the’ pitizons, was pro- wonted £6 Judgo Wallaco, of the County Court, auking for au order for an olection to dgkigiuo the quosntion of village orgnnization, .he-usual ordor wuy mado for uu cloction to fake at *torton, tho Maywood Btatlon, Bopt: 47: The town clalms 8 population of 600, The Judges of | Tiloctlonaro: Mossrs. Goorgo R. Hall, John Gillésplo, and Johu K. Morrill, THE CITY IN BRIEF. The Oblengo Uricket Club will assomblo for practico thia aftornoon at the baso-boll grounds, at half-past 4 o'clock. Tho houso of J, F. Consort, No. 816 Wost Harrison streot, was ontored by burglars at an enrly hour yosterday morning, who took away about 8300 worth of property. Josoph Morris saw b coat In the Holt House' " that ho took o groat fanoy to. Ho trlod it on, oud it fittod bim so woll that ho wore it off, 1o was hell by Seally to $200 bail to apponr at the Criminal Court, As tho local campaign progressos, tho oyes of tho ward politicians grow bloodsliot, and their noses nro Awolling under the infuenco of tho stimulating epirits they inbalo. Tha ** Eurcka,” *' Ciosa aut Nihil,” and * Jua- titin " Court-Houso plang woro hung in the City Hall yestorday afternoon. Now that thoy aro. thrown open to publio gaze, the public avxioty to have o poep st thom sooms to have'altogathor subsided, Tho business meeting of the Jewish Unlon will inko placo Sopt, 14, at Musonic Hall, cornor of Clark and Eightconth atreots, Important mattors will bo brought forward, and a full at- tondaace is roquested, Porsons who wish to attend tho pionio at Tivorsido, for tho beuofit of the Orphan Asylum, should tako tho train lonving Central Dopat at 9:10 0. m., and pagsing the Indiana Avonuo Bia- tion ot 9:47, 1 Eo 10 o'clock train is s through expross. The Christian Union Lyceum will have an intoreating dobate nnd othor litorary exorclaca this ovoning, at tho rooms of the Union, No, 114 Enst Madison stroot. A full attendance s do- sired, as thore will bo an clection of officors. A maa namad Jogoph A. Kinioott way srrosted yoatordny on a dispatoh roccived at the Dotactiva oftico from Konosha, Wis., which said that Kini- catt wan guilly of forgery. | Tlo olroumatancos surrounding tho caso aro ot known. Mr, Charles Kern, whilom candidato for Bhoriff, has establishod an olegant lunch room in the basoment of the Union Bank Building, opposite the Chamber of Commerce. Tha solids and liquids will be, as usual with Korn, of tho Dost quality. Ho Pattorson, a rough of a vory lowt; unpr::'zkudly stabbed Putnam Bluklll-lynon lny{;.\‘:’a back and on the arm, in front of tho lattor's house, No. &0 Tna'lwr street, at a lato hour on Tuesday night. flicer Mld}gnn arrosted Pat- A cholce aud beautiful assortment of flowers sud plants from the gardens of F. Muir, No. 612 Bouth Park avonue, ma wagon in front of the Shorman House, In flor- iculture, o4 in most other things, Chicago can- not bo excolled, . Dotootives Elliott and Bimons yosterday ar- roated two {ouug mon_on West Chicago avonuo, who had a bolt of gold-mixed wator-proof mato- rial and a sot of harnosy, which thoy wore en- deavoriug ta dispose of. 'Tho property is at tho Ceatral Station. Honry Walkoer found a honso at No. 148 West Monroo street, whose owner, Mr. Chamberlain and family, had left town for s short visit. He broke into it and stole $200 worth of goods, He wos tried Keu!urdn morning beforo Justico Bcully, and held in %800 bail to appear at tho Criminal Court. Thomas Smith and Patrick Nolan are two young rougha who live and_roam about Hal- sted strest and vicinity, and mre perfoct nui- sancos to the whole neighborhood. These two woro arrested for interforing with an officor in the discharge of his duty, and, when tried bofore Judge Banyon, wore shown £0'bo o pair of groat scoundrels. Thoy were lot off for only $10 and costs each. i A communication signed * An Elovonth Ward Gitizon” nsks tho rosdonts of that ward, Irre- Bpoctivo of party, to meet at 7 o'clook to-morraw ovening, at No, 223 West Reudolph stroot, to mako proparations for the comiug olection. Tho writer roquests tho citizona to look at their stroota, alloys, widovally, aud severs, and to pub on the tiokot only good men, who will take in- terest in tho improvemont of thoir proporty. Aman hns boen going about the city sclling tickots, prico 81 each, which purport to be or- ders for “ One ovorcoat, marked $25,” on L, D. Sino & Co., of No. 210 West Fifth stroot, Cin- cionati, “Tho man s desoribod as 6 feot 6 fuchos iu Loight, of middlo age, and wearing mous- tacho, Ho.is snid to have sold & great many of theso Lickets to Enor poople, and the publio are cautioned to look out for him, Tho case of Martin McCoy, which has attract- od 80 much attention of late, in oxpectation of tho oxposures that would bo made, came off yes- torday nfiernoon bofors Judge Bangon. This McCoy for somo time kept at No. 24 West Ran- dolph _streot ono of thosa 16w dons which abound in that quarter, and nre usod as low re- sorts for the soum of tho city. At laet, Capt. Lull medo o raid on the place and arrested Me- Coy. Tt was cloarly shown that bo kept a place of vory bad reputo, and although McCoy brought* twenty or thirty porsons ongaged in the samo businoss as himsolf to Emvu ho was acitizen who reflectod honor npon Chicago, it was no use, o was finod §20 and costs. Bteve Mooro, who was the sole owner of an oxcollent span of horse, owus them no longer. While Lig was hauling coal from the dool oppo- sito tho Lumborman's Exchange for Miner T. Amoy, yestorday aftornoon, his horses became unruly sud rofusad to back up against the pilo of coul along the river, Stove theroupon lot his Lottor natura got aliond of him, and bocamo au- £ striking the horsos nbout tho head. ‘This the orios did mot liko, aud backed rater moro than Btevo wantod thom to. Tho wagon went down over the dock, dragging "lm'[f, the horses in tho dark snd mystorions deptls below, whera they atill roposo, Tho sub-committes of the Germanico-Hibor- nico Combination wore at work yesterday con- siruoting o piatform on which everybody could stand oreit downinan arm-choir and “take it easy. Thoro were sovoral political carpenters at work onit, the boss, Mr. Mesing, being an old hand at the Dusincss. He had served man) years at the trado, but never came across a jag 80 diftioult as the one in hand, He would have willingly let out the contract, but no ons would tako it, Littlo progress was made, Saveral planke woro brought up, but, after examination, were rojected as unaound and dangerous, The usual inacourncy of the Times (especially in tho absonco of the stimulating epithots and adjectives of the chiof editor) is shown In the sunouncement yeaterday of tho death of Mr, John W. Coon,” Tho obituary (if it may be so callod) announced that he was at the point of doath, and thon went on to speak of the *‘do- asuuué," and to snnounce the urrangements for the funeral. At the ond was a briof statement, in the naturo of an addendum, that Mr. Goon died shortlyaftor 11 o'clook. The notice wasapparent- ly writton aftor the doath of Mr. Coon, but, in order to qive an opportunity for an_outrageous sorics of hoad-lines, it was huufil}t bost to rop- newent him g just dying, “on bis last string,” eto, ‘The onso of John Cayis a hard ono. It has already been recounted how that Mary Blon;ivh, whom ho hoped to make his wifo, and with whom he lived for a numbar of yoars, discarded Lilm for a low fellow namod Henry Ripper, who, on Gay's attompting to address Mary Slough lan TFriday, rippod his Lead opon with s pocket~ knifo, causing & wound four inches long. Tho uu:}uul of tho story showa that Gny's misfortunes did not ond hero, Naturally cnongh ho had the would-be murderer arrested, but Justice Kaufr- man admitted bim to bail undor a bond of $800, tho eigner of which was induced to bocome suroty through the perauasions of Mra. Bloufih,who a8an additional inducoment gave him a shanty, origl- nally Gey's property, but which he had glven bor tho dontrol of. At last acconnts Rippor and hiu dulefues wore seen last night doparting tho city on tho Chicago & Alton Railrond; so that, it tho conduotor's and engineer's watchos have not beon wound up too light lately, tho chances ara that they havogot off in safety, and now how much {8 Justico Kaulliman golng to realize upon tho §800 bond, Tho oitizons of the town of Lake are about tired of waiting for improvoments, and are auxioun to bo taken into tho Hmits of tho city, in hopes of getting soworago, gas, and water, partioularly tho Intter, since thio casos of cholors n that town are almost invariably the result of drinking surfaco wator. A mesting hau, there- fore, boou cnlled by seversl prominont residonts at No. 1813 Htalo sireot, to consider the question of annexution of a part or the wholo of the town of T.ako to Chicago, Corporation Couusel Tuloy had a conversation yestorday with some of tho movo active promoters of tho scheme, and hin opinlon upon somo of the loading points involved wis dosived, They oxpreswod un intention of prunalni; tho project with rodoublod earnontioss, and if the present Board of Trusteon rofuso to vote for thio annoxation of that part north of Forty-oighth slroot, they would vote in a board at next clection who would go for aunoxing the wholo towa. bo seon_dally in his. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financinl Nows: Niew Yonx, Bept. 10.—Monoy ruled at 7 gold_during o0 morulng, wilh excoptions at -84, but closed at 4@ ar cont, torling mteady at 1083@108) for 60-day, and 100 10034 T aight, " Cuntonis ocelpts, $450,000, ‘Goli sotivo and lowor, 'Tls Lwo extromenot tho day woro 111% aud 1103, closing 8t 110, Loan wero from 167 per cont for carrylng, snd flat to 1-16 for Vorrowing, | The fiual bunincin was at 0 per cont for carylng, Oloarluge, $110,000,000, Tho Asslstant Troanurer dlsbursod §250,000. ‘Governments wero inactivo sud unsottled, Stato bonds qulct, Blocks rregular, wenknons predominating In the ata doalings, Affairs on the Btock Exchange wora unsel~ tlod by ronaationnl fumors to ilie effeat that sevoral Inrgo housca had fafled ; hat somo housca not identt. flud with ntocks will_ sunpend, and that_tho. affaira of the Warcliouno and Socurity duwnny aro 1n a worso “coudition {linn many arodiposed to admit, Weatorn Unlon broke down 10 88)¢, and Wabash fell o 02k, closing at 03 on a report that thero wan a Litch in the oloction programme. It 8 siated, hawaver, that overylhing fs srranged for tho 'succoss o tho Doody parly, Tho Isrgeat dealinga waro in Wentorn Unlon, Pacifio Matl, Lake Blioro, Now York Contral, and Wabiab, Osuton’has been an ' excoption- al fenturo, olling down to 85, and rocovering quickly %090, Thosuddon deolino from 02 this morning, and 975 yosterday, gave rise ta atorios that & prominent Ragnn, Ronvily ldentified with somo Lnglisl iatoreata, .ond khown £ bo_carrylng Osnton extousively, was in trouble, The report { pronounced mallclous’ by tho, firm fu quetion, and lacka confirmation, The genor~ ol insrket olosod up weak, aud well down to the lower pricos of to-day, "Tho New York Centrsl & Hudson River Rafirond haa declared a dividend of 4 per cent on capltal stock, and 4 per cent on_outstanding oconsolidation ocortificatos, Dagable Oot, 18, _ lorling, 10855, ao Goupons, Qoupons, ’62 Coupons, ‘04 Goupons, '65 . Goupons, 65 (aow). Missourls, ... Tennosseos, old. “Tunucssces, no Virginian, now. Virginiss, old... North Caralinas; oid,.27 North Garolinas, now, 183 .. 2514 Unlon Pacific bonds, 70} 3 | Central Pacific bds,. 99 Dol, Lack. & Woatorn, 98} D, & Brio..uee., 3K X Rock Ieland. . N, J. Contral, Bt. Paul.... Foreign Markets, Lrvenroo, Sept, 10~11a, m.—Market unchangsd, Flour, 20@30s, Whaat—\Wintor, 123 9 ; apring, 12s 122 BA: ‘white, 125 11d@13s ; clud, 1da 4d@13s G Gorn, 30a 9d@3is, Tork, 1 rd, 508 0d. LivenrooL, Sopt. 10—1:50 p, m—Market un- auged, LoNDON, Bept, 10— p, m.—Tho rato of discount for thireo montha' billa in apon markat is S5 per cont rate of money at Block Exchango on Governmen socuritios, 1% per cont ; smount of bullion withdrawn from tho Bavk of England on balanceto-day, £100,000, Ooneols, 933@92% ; 6-20s of '03, 95X ; do of '61, 9537 5 10405, 0034 : now 63, 913 ; Etle, 4837, EnAnKronr, Sopt, 10,—Five-twenties of 1802,07, Pagus, Sept.'10.—Bontos, 68, Tige. Livetiroot, Bept, 10.—Cation &rm. Middling up- 1and, 82;@9d; Orleans, 03;@9Xd. Bales 15,000 baloa; American, 7,700 ; spoctilation aud ozport, 3,000. Bales upland; oW crop, dollvers’ ou & basia of low mid- g, 822d, Broadstuffs quict and unchanged, Lard, 89 94, Otluor articles unchanged, EBuffalo Live-Stock Marlet. Burraro, Sopt, 10.—Cattlo—Recslnts to-duy, includ- ing reporiod arrivals, 578, ‘Total for the weck, 0,341, Market active st a shado woaker prices than yostorday on ll grades, Attendanco of buyers good, and a fecl- ing manifestad to cloar the yards of stock, About-2,400 disposod of; ssles 010 Lliola slecrs, avareging 10710 50 1,00, u} 46,13)4@0.00; 77 Texns ilecrs, nvoraging 1,050 and 1,113, at £4.60@5.00 ; 500 Olto atecrs, avorsg~ ing1,050 and ‘1,433 at $5,00@5.60% 361 Kandas teors, avoraging 1,141 and 1,259, at §5.00@5.60; 31 Atlssourl steorn, avernging 1,263, al $5.60; G0 Mtichigan stoors, averaging 330 and 1,067, st $3.76@4.20, Bhoop ana_Lambs—Ttocoipta to-dsy, Including ro- rtced arrivals, 4200; total for the week, 14,400, Mar- et opened moderately active at $0,00@0.76 for Canada Iambs ; $5.00@5.50 for Canads sheop ; $4.0085.00 for Wostorh ticop, but clored dull and ' slindo fialas 1,740 Michigan sheop, averaging 8 @480 5201 Qulo shosp, overaging 80, st €90 : 1,313 Gatiadn lambe, averagliy TIGS, st $5.0060.5{ 63 Gnnads sheop, aversging 130@141, 't $5.60, Tlogs—Receipta to-day, including reported srrivals, 3,400, Total for tho woek, 16,100, Mnrket slow at $4.60@5.00 for good Tlinofs aud Ohlo hogs, Some fourtcen car-loads of chofeo Towa hogs in pans held by ono man, who holds thora at stiff yosterday's prices, a shade higher than buyors are disposed to giva. ‘weaker, 04, nt £4.00 The Wool Trade. Bostow, Sopt, 10.—Wool—-Domestio activo, with & good domand at full prices, Sales of Wisconsin and Michigan floeces at 45@500, 88 to quallty and con- dition; modium and oxtra’ Obfo sud Penueylvauin flocces, 50@520 ; doublo oxtra Obio, Pennsylvani, and Virginla ficocos, 62@53c, but held mostly ab 550 ; snd triple oxtra pick-lock, 56@573¢0; combing and delaine fleoces i demand and firm st 52@600 for wasbied, and 40@43)¢ for unwaslied. Toszow, Sept, 10,—Wool active at full prices, and a adual rise in rates 48 oxpectod, Wisconaln and ich- lgan fleeces, 46@80c ; medium and extra Obio snd Pennsylyanis, 60@520; doublo extrs, 52@53c, held mostly at i5¢ ; combing and dolaine flceces, 53@00c, washed, aud 40@42}¢c, unwoshe Neow York Dry Goods Market, 4, 10.—~Tho jobbing diatribution to- very ‘largo in tho sggregata. n goods was strong and active in first bands st firm prices, Dwight X, ¥, and 2 brown sheotings sre reduced to 9c, 10¢, and 11c respoctively, Bloachoed shirtings very brisk and scarce. Cotton and wool flannels active and clonoly sold up. Prints vory quick, Domestlc and fcrell!;ll dross goods activo, Bluck sllks {n falr doausad, and selling largely s auction, Pitteburgh 011 Market. Prrrspunon, Sopt, 10,—Orude—Markot a little weaker, but teady ; salos at $1.10, Refinod wosk; aalon at 150, Tho Produce Markots, NEW YORK. v Yonx, Bopt, 10,—Corzox—1In falr domand, and uichanged. Buxansrorra—Flour less active, and pricos gen- orally favor buyrs ; recoipis, 16,000 brla; auporine Weatorn and State, $3.00G0.10’; common 10 good ux- tra, $0.00@7.10; good to choice, $7.16@8,00 ; white ‘whieat oxtrs, $8.00@0.00 ; Oblo oxtray, $5.5539.00 3 5t. Louts, $9.30@11.60. Byo flour and com incal 'un: chmuged. " Whoat dilland lowor ; recelpte, 195,000 bu ¢ rejocted spring, $1.60 ; ungraded’ Tows spring, $LE6G 1,62; new No. 3 Ohifeago, $1.60% ; winter red {Vesiern, $i.70@1,74; white Woslorn, $1.60@1.85; new white 1.0 ; now No, 2 Milwaukoo, $1,.60, Rye, barlay, and ‘malt tnchanged, Oorn opotied dull, and closed Boavy and lower; receipla, 168,000 bu; stoamer, mixed Western, 62@04o ; aatl, do, 64@0530; high mized and yollow, 64@6703 white, 66@700, 'Oata opened firin,” but _olosed dull ; zecélpts, 68,000 bu ; mixed m-}hm. 4830} small parcels néw do, 430; white, 49 = | Gman—nuznod requeat and firm ; Woatern, 22930, * Hors—Quict at 40600 for the crop of 1873. QST —Qulot 450 Srmor at 911@M0 { Ortaoco, 2 Ce. Wool,—In good demsnd and firm 3 XX Ohlo, 850} Wiscousiu, £83@490 ; acoured, 880; pulled, 50, Groorniza—Coffoe quist and fiem 3 o, Bugar qulet ; falr togood refining, bi;@#; scs quiet and firmn, Lica steady ot g @ue. PrrnoLzus—Quiet; crudo, 6%@do ; raduod, 1630, Tonverree—Quict at 35 @lkc, PRovatoNs—Pork quiot and steady ; now mess in Joubing lota at £17.00, Deof dull; plain mess, $3.008 0.50 ; oxtra, $11.25@12,60. Hams quict aud stoady at $25,00@20.00, ' Tiorce bocf more active ; prime mest S1500G17.00 Ludln meay, $600G1800. Out meats dult sua vuneilea, Midalen ateady ; oty closr, 8¢ rd weak; old Westorn stusin, 83/@83ic. 2{0, e Burres—Quict and steady ; cholco Weatern, 16@25¢, Curzex—Quict and woak o 12@133¢0. NEW ORLEANS, Nrw Onvxans, Sopt, 10.—BuzavsTurrs—Flonr dull treblo, £6.00@7,20; famlly, $3.00@8.76, Corn, supply Hght ; all kinds, 70, Outs, 46@470, BRrAN—Qulet nt $45,00, Hax—Quiot ; prime, $12,00@323,00 ; cholce, $34.008 Pnovistons—Pork dull and nominal st $17.60, Dry aliod shouldors, 0xo, Dacon dull and nominal at Dxe, 10X @llo, Hame, 14@160, Lard dullj tlerco, 85@% 1 10%@10; o, ks —ugar dull ; good to fatr, 100, Molasscs, no movemen{ 3 Waisr—Dull ; Toualana, 990 ; Clncianati, $1.05, COTTON—Balea' 200 bales | unchangod, Roceipts T4 Bales ; no exports, Btook, 7,044 baloa, BUFFALO, Burrato, Bept, 10.—Flour stoady, Wheat inactive No. 3 Chicago offercd at $1.33, to arrive: o buyors, Corn dull, heavy, and lower; sales 8,000 bu No, 2 at 880, Oatu scarce, ‘IeiouTe—110 o wheat s naklng 9%@100 on corn, ST TA0m, ¢ PKG T, $4. § extras, §5,( .00 5 25.76@0.35; XXX $5,60@7,5. Whoat activ wnd higher s No, 4 gpring, 31,103 No. 3 rod full, $1.40@1.43 ; No.4 do, “$1,60, ~'Corn ‘Towor and undttled ; No, 3, 4@ 44i¢c,wiler Bantembr (43463420 sllr st It Koy tonibor ; nominally, 4fo ciai, Oatw irm and a sado Digher ;' No, 3, 843 cash ; Loy highar ; oliolca to funby, A U@Te, Witlskv—Bleady at 930, Frovisloni—Fark quist st $1080@16.15, quit, with only a mall ordur trade, Lard unchanged ; nnflll wnlon refined at 8 o, 005—Quiel bt §1.204.00; moat salos ot $4.40G4.50, Qarrie—Quist auit uncuniged, : OLEVELAND, OLzvELAXD, Bopt, 10, BREADSTOFrA—Wheat dull; No, 1 7ed, $1.47@148; No, 2 do, $1.43, Corn quist and sleudy at 60@S7c, 'Oats unchanged, * PrrBOLEUM—Quiot steady, nud tnchanged, MILWAUKEL, Miuwaukez, Sopt, 10,—DreabeTurra—Flourstexd suring oxtras, $3,60@6,60, Wiieat quiet and woak ; No. 110} cash, $L14)% Boptembor, §1.13 1(@ko Hoptomber, Hare $1.00@ 143}, Lye lower Bacon Culober, Oata quiot and meak ; Nou 1, o No. % | ki : 2730, Oorn stendy; No. Ryo sleady § No.1, Ty Ditloy qulot nad woaks No. 3, BLIB, Tnuioia-Lo Dulinlo, 1430 Oaveks, 3tigo, Recrirra—Flour, 5,000 bria 3 ‘wheat, 205,000 b, BuipaeNTa—Flour, 8,000 bria; wheat; 832,000 bu. a, TOLEDO, Tovxno, Sopt, 10,—BnransTorrs—Tlour dull and unchanged, Wieat lower, cloalng firmer; No, 2 whito Wabash, $1.603 No.1 white Michigan, $1.56; ambor Michign' S1463(GLI0. epob stisaLisy Beplomber ; No. 1red, $1.48) 1 No, 2, §l43@L44 ;5 No. 1 apring, 81,20t No, 3 do, $1.23, COorn dulland & whado Jowor { high mixed closed at 40305 early salos, 5o ; low mixed, 48i¢c, Oats dull snd nominal, @l imonzs—¥inm ; Duffalo, b)@o; Oswego, 1 o, JiearreTa—Flour, 600 bria; whest, 52,000 bu ; corn, 000 bis ;oats, 4,000 bu. rariTe—Flour, 300 brls; wheat, 50,000 buj orn, 63,000 bu ; onts, none; N THILADELTIiTA, PritaprLrma, Septi 10, — Bnransturrd — Flour firmer ; suporfino, $3,50@4.50 ; Btate, Indiana and Ohio ostran, $7.60@A.76, Wheat—licat grade firm { ohiees dull; red, $LO3@LO7: nmbor, $10S@1.%0; while, $1.”~/31,85, Byo, e, Corn firm ; 3ellow, 0@ i miy Wintorn, 61@043s0, Oalu tendlug bigher; while, 47tw.tlo ; mixed, 42@40e; Corrsr—Tio, 21@270. i PrrroLeuM—Cride, 10%0 ; refined, 1630, INGINNATT, Winiki—1ilghor at £1,00 Omonuratt, Sopt. 10,—Bnraberures—Flonr quict AL $7.00@7.25; ‘Whoat quiet $1.40, Corn steady at 52@ &80, * Oata steady at @420, Tiye stoady ot 8%c,” Bar- loy fuiet and unchangod, 3 ; 3 ProvisioNs—Afons pork nominol i $10.00@16.25; Tard quict : steam, T5@80; lLeitlo, 8@8ic, Dulk meatn atoady ; ahoufders, 8xa; cloar rib, Dic; cloar, 930, Bacon ateady: sliowldors, DXo; clear rib, 10} @100; olear, 10%@10)50, Wiskx—Ackive ut 93¢, BALTIMORE, t, 10, —BurapsTorrs—Flour fairly activo and firm ; superfine Wester, $4,25@0.25 ; ox- tra, £0.25@7.25% famlly, $7.60@09.00, Wheut active and firm ; chiolco while, $1.00; fair to’ primo do, $1.70 @1.86; cholco amber, $1.85@ ood to primo red, $1,75@1,80 ; common to fulr, $1.65@1. rm mixed Westorn, 033 @040’ ' Oats firn £ 153460 ; whitc, 47@480. Iiye active and firm at o Trovisions—Quiet sud unchanged, BurrEr—Westorn, fimier ; good to cholce, 20@28e, CorrEx—Firm and unchangeil, Winsky—Firm at 90c@$L0. —_—— Contributions to n Scalp. A young lady who had her scalp torn off by on accldent in Now Huven recontly, s reported tobo doing finely. Tho Journal and Courier sdye: *' Tho physicians have found thirteen por- sons willing to part with a small piece of their outicle, and the medical gentlomen havo placed the contribntions ou the head of the patient with grntl(ylnr results, As ono nftor another volunteers to lot tho doctors olip off _a pieco of skin, the number of theso willing to do likewiso increases, and it looks s if tho girl would have » scalp ond o head of hair again, Tho youngor physician attending first eot tho loudablo ox- ample.” —The Harrisburg (Pa.) . Telegraph rocently advortised: ' If the young man who stolo & copy of the ‘Undeveloped Weat’ from tho edi- tor’s tablo does not roturn tho same bofore to- morrow morning, ho mey find himself in trou- ble.” Tho young man might as well stenl the undevoloped West a8 to loave it for a fow do- Blgn(nfi‘ obbyists and railronds to steal.—2Mat~ toon (JUl.) Journal. Duvrodone, B EDUCATIONAL. TWest Chicago Ladies’Semnary Botwoon Randolph and Wastington, Fall Torm (olevetith yosr) hoglns Soptembor 8, Fnll courao ot study} ablo toscHae in ail depsrimonts, Ttor fnformation conoorning ofthor (kd boarding or dar do- partmont, apply for olroulars or oail at ttis Bominary, 0. A, GREGO, Privcipal, Family and Day School, NEW YORK CITY. 168 BIACKETT and MISS ELIOT will roopen tholr #hool for girla from six to twenty-one, Wodnosday, Sopt. 4, at 117 Rast Thiztysizth-st. Girla Atted for any Col- logo.Rofor to Tlav, Robott Collyer, Chicaxo. CHICAGO ACADEMY, No. 11 EIGHTEENTI-8T. An English and Classtosl School for botl sexes, Fall Torm begius Monday, Sapt. 8, i, BABCOOK, Prinipal. MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH BUHOOL Tieopons Sopt, 17. T In New York whora BroRehts e s 10 Pastar Hupesior Kawuh camortion: Draving, Lau, snd Bingiog incladed in the faliion; foardors v af excelignt bamo. Yo siraula it riy.aixt . ¥: Hotors by p Mra. Re AR AL, orninsion to 3¢, Goadell,” Hr 2, Tallnian Obioagos 11- Nies: Goo. P, Plant, Bt. Bles; O¢ 1. Bully Quincy, T3 . McGinniss, Jr., N. [+ oeloy, Cin- oinnati. T, Treland, 1. B, MISS BURGESS? Boglien, Tronch, sud Gormau Igarding and Day fchool, for Voubg Ladios aud Chiidren, No. 10 West Tuets-Hov: ontl jow York, roopeus fjoptombor 26, 18:3. Itof. oronaos—Prof, Barkor, Now Vork, Rt. Tov, Win. M. Graen, D. siop of Mississlgipl; Rev, J. 5. O, Abbott, ¥air Haven, Conn, ... RAILROAD TIME TABLE. VAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATNG Summer Arrangement. RXPLANATION OF JURFENENCE MATES,— t Baturday sc oupted. *Bunday otcontod, 1 Mondayexcepled | Ar- rive Hunday at8:00a, m. ¢ Dally, MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Dty oot nf. Lake st and foof af Teentyaceond-sis Clark !, aoutheast corner f Ttandolph, and 76 canalat,, corner of Sludtaon, a7 Sxpron Fadsor Koo Atlantio Vixpre Night Kxpress ait via matn and aie Hine), S.0000 00 QNAND BAFIDS. Rorning icxyross gt Eapross, UENRY 0. WENTWORTIL, onora Patsonsor Axodt. CHICAROD & ALTON RAILROAD. ieagn, Kanwas City and Dencer Short Line, bla 2 T e A e ot Throuyh Line. Union Depot, Weal Stide, near Madisonnst, Al Depot, and 133 Randalph-ats Arrive, City Exprass via dackson. v B Y Ao A mnia i, Mor:(+ 9:008, m. [+ %110 p. Kannan Cley 1ast E"v‘]“’l‘:u‘ ‘fl‘n Fy +8:00p, m.Jt 7308, m, Bt Louls £ 8:00 5. m. |+ 890 . . B o 9:00r. m.| 7:%08. m. .+ Taia 15 Nilla Division.. t 0:00p. m, Bptingitold Kxpross. 9:0) 4, m. pringiiold Di00 p. Jaforbon Oty fixy 9200 Foorin, Tookuk & ¥ 900 Wenotin, Lacon, aud Was Fxpross.... * 4:20p, m. doliat & Digi + 4520 . ine CHIPAGO, MILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY. Unfon Depot, corner Mailiron and Canal-ste.; 1icket Offca 88 South Clark-sts, oppasite Sherman Howse, and at Depot, FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Troshold, New Jarsoy, bossding aohorl fur buys fot catalogios to Kov, 4. G OHAMBERS, 33 ' 13 D BOHOOL, Nt A b TR Soin. For rolarinden an Siroular, jiease addroe AL, Al D, OYA' HOME AND HOHOO) FALLUZY HRM. arz, Kulton, Giwogo G, N, - Redriane 1t i Lombor, Gombiainig tho facili)ioe of & ompiito cducation, ittt dfvantag o Ghvits o Giaris mod: Grato. Addcoss REV. JABNS U1LAORTR. T8HOPTHONPE—A ORUNCH _AGHOOT, FOR young Iadias, nenr Bethichom, Pont. Full soason will apanomons, 1% 18 For Clrcliacs ndurons Aae ALAH, Principal; Botbiohur, Forn. CPREASE Tl SEwaty fom Yooy i or; Posy o. N v Tty o Bopt. ins O G4 WETSBLL, Brinet & oo ) paland Propriotor. (OTOION INSTITOTE, OROTON O THE NUD. a Fall torra will Sept. 16, For cifoulne, 46, address MiaFe A BRBAWIOK TAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE—A DOARD. ing school for both soxes undor tha care of the Saclots of Frionds. Faliterm eommenoes ninth month 8th, 1878, Address 8. O. COLLINS, Princlpal, Chappaqua, N. Y. DULEIOYE T AED OF AND SET AGOIN YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE. ¥onkom, N. Y. ATR HAVEN SEMINARY--.A BOARDING SOHOOT, for young Iadies. Twenty-third yoar commencos Sopt, 8. _Address O, P. POND, Prucipal, Fair Have AMILY BOROOL FOR BOYS.—OUR_AIM 18 PA- Tlcga, Tieteronco 1o soiant DRt Addgios st aions ollogo. . s at Unlone il B, Yoo o g B HARTW ELL, . A- onn, AMUSEMENTS. MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Bionroc-st., botwson Doarborn and Htato. Anlington, Coton & Kembles Minsoes, imo. _ First wook of ontiraly now and novel progcany o 8 noronimiis barlasiaos by K4 Blarbloy oniitied MAGTS NGAV DIELAINIE, © Gant for the ntire ompany. Macxinant Wilioo, Trest Eiadon, Dill7ICe, noshy ewcomb, Mastor G, Davonport, Willlam Arlington, Don Cotlon, and J. R, Kemblo in'Now Spocisltios, fivery ovoniug and Saturdny Matinto. Look out for tho **Livoly Mozks"™ and ‘‘Lifoon the Frontier." HOOLEY'S THEATRE, THE PARLOR HOME OF COMEDY, Thursday, Friday, Baturday, and Saturday Datines ud:i;n:(l?’hn;nr’nouw, Sliuson Howard's splondid orostion, LILIAN’S LAST LOVE. Tho Grontest Hit of the Day. ENDORSED by PRESS AND PUBLIO, and nightly witnosaed by the ELITE of CHICAGO. The Theatro acked from PARQUETTE to DOME. In roloarsal, En(lny Oampboll's ** Puill, " or Lovo at Long Branch, M'VIOKER'S THEATRE, Thursday, Friday, and ‘E‘flfilnl—:y Nights, and Baturday LAST PERFORMANCES OF Diansrmnmonds Mondsy-FRENCHWOMEN, Boata can now bo so- oured. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. THE MODEL STAR THEATRE, Handsomest Auditorium in tho World! Engagomont, for one wouk only, with tho favorite Tragodisn, FFRANEKE MATYO, And alogaut produotion of his 1dy1 of backwoods life, DAVY CROCKETT. Tirst apvoarance of the boautiful ROSA RAND. MURIC HALL, Olark-st., opposito Shorman Ifouse. 'This new and elogant Hall (Just completed) onn be had for Ooncerts, Lectures, Conven. tions, Balls, and first.class Entertainments. Itis convenientof acoess, admirably lighted, ond the acoustic properties are perfect, Beat~ ing oapnoity 1,600. Beatsmovableand nume« bered. For terms, etc., apply at Room 8, in Building. GLOBE_THEATRE. alght, aud Wodneniay and Saturday Matinaos— roey EABT R GLT ond T . i & foudsy, B & "nl; %‘g st flmlm;‘“ itlo succoss of , Hopt. 15, Tha groatest dram thedeg. atiiad A FALE OF ENCHANTM ENT. ATKEN'S THEATRE, Wabsah-av, comor of Congrose-ala JJLL OPEN fortio Tall and Winter Sonson, o + Soy LV MON- t, 15, with the Iargest and most complate VAU- BAVIER CONTERANY avor tn Onlege 877~ For partioulars sgo pre ramiiossf the day. = MILLINERY. CHOICE MILLINERY | ‘We are now prepared to display a large line of Hats, Feathers, FLOWERS, Fall Styles At Popular Prices. WEBSTER’S, 241 WEST MADISON-ST. MACHINERY. WILLIAM A, HARRIS, Providence, R, T, Balldor of tho HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE ‘With Harrls'Patont Improvomonts, Bend for Olroulars, A 90-hiorso Engina fs on exhibition at the Clncinnati Ex, position untll Ootobor 4, and a 60-horso Engino at tho Louisville Exposition unti) Ootober 11 MISOELLANEOUS, NEW CHROMO! T00CH HIM AGAIN IF YOU DARE! A Bplsitod Plotara by ono of our best native artists. Glvon away by The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 116 Wost Waaliiugton-at,, 128 Twonty-sccond - VIRGINIA 0YSTER COMPANY, 1, & H, OHAMBERLAINE, Propristors, dualo) li‘nlnudf Kok md Bl Qiaters, ‘hambarisiuo's Whn 'a. ' Nosson for 1673 anit 1 ctolk, Va K74 apons The gonuine Lynn Haven LOTIONT BOEKER'S BITTERS,. Bowaro of Counterfoits, v THORT EOWARD INSTITUTE A BOARDING sominary for both sexcs, Twentieth yenr bogins Aug. 23, Fifteen tenchers; ta proparo for colloge, for businoss, for_lifo. 14 pas . Address, for_ cataloguos, JoSERH T, RING . Dey Fart Edwardy No ¥ o’ ( OLDEN HILL SEMINA FOR YOUNG LaDIES, Bridgoport, Ovnn_.Address Miss EMILY NELSON' HUDBDN YOUNG LADIES' BEMINARY, HUD. won, N, ¥.—The auturn torm begins Snpt, 8, 1518, A nativo French toachor resides in tho tamily. Torms, 8300 por snnam, _Misses PEAKK, Prinoipals, Teare, drrice, Mitwanken, 8t. e Dny [xprol * 9:00 8. m. [¢ 6:500. m. Milwaukes & Prairlo Al and fxprass * 5:00 p, . ["11:008. m. Milwankne, §f, Paui'& Sinaoa, obis Night “Expiross.sizuvene i+9:30 p, m, |* 4:16 p. m, CHICAGD, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD, diandcv., nnd Sixleenthiat,, Tickel ofices, No, 60 Clark- 0., and at depots. Teave, | drrive, Blatl and Expross, ... Ottawa and Sieanior Passn Duhugua and Bloux Clty Exj Pacitio Faet Lin e $30n41 Bondota & Ottawa Fassonger. Duwnor’s Grovo Accommouat Aurora Do t Paoa Night Downor's Grova Tozas Kaprommeese. (LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. 3 §t. Louls Expross, Bt. Louis Faat Lin Liepri Springiold Bpringhield Fxprose... Dubuqas & Sioux Oty iz’ Dubugquo & Sfoux Gity Lx! (@) Gilman Pasaongor... do Parkand Oak Woods. . Hydo Park and Oak Wood: Wood: MG, BULKLEYS BOARDING AND DAY Bohool for Young Ladles, Tarrytown of tho Hudson, will roopon Sopt. 17, ME. O.da BILVA AND MRS. ALEX. BRAD- FORD'S (formerly Mrs, Ogden Hoflmau's) English, Frenoly, aod German Roa: Bglllfl Day Bobool for young Indlon and obildren, 17 Wast Thirty-olghthist., Now York, reopons Soptombod I, Applicatlons mar Bo. mado’ a4 above, T8, WM. G. BRYAN'S BOARDING.S0HOOT, FOR young ladiea, The fall term of M. BRYAN'S AR B, Fube s, 167 Baravia, N. MO, BOHOOL, ¥OR YOUNG LADIES. ALSO Kindergarton, Red Bank, Moomouth County, N. 3. fors, 17, Physiosl by locturo and cbjoot, loading parils to think and reason: o ol ‘Boards and mental cultura, Tosching £ odiowozk, oullaary arty e, Fo B "COLERMAN, Prine ipol. ONTROSE QLASSIOAL A 0ol, South ‘Orango, N, J. Fork 13456 Sowrds 04" Hoior. atiee room, ‘armiory, aud_eqaipmenis; ola Cou ifrenoh, Gorman, and Drawing: reopens Bopt. 18, Dr. WILRY, Principal, Torms, 8600 por snaim, aad na AND MILITARY one our from Now EEKSKILL MILITARY ACADENY, PREKSKILL, . V., $400 por yoar. Osfnlfie)l.l'. Col, GHAS! T WHIGHE, A M., ROBERT DONALD,” 4.1 clate Princloals, OQKLAND INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIR! (@) Huna to Onampalsn on Satucdays, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. ity affices, corner Randolph and LaSalleats,, and 76 Canale .y corner Maddiaun-t e b Bt, Paul Expross... g_xl))flnn:mmurn'l‘\\'c‘ll; ""ll x1§||nl| !:-!. = or of Connl an iCliria-sia. PO Y I, STRNNRTT, Gon. Pass. Agent. COLORADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. 5 " llf‘ar’.'unml :rel[lth Oflfv',‘:?‘lcl;llr’(v T, & Bt Tolt q, ueements. Gregy RIYWENS, coit At CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. ‘Nyack-on-tho-Hudson,—Tho fall torm of (ks i tute, o lly situatodon tho- Hudson River, near ow York, will commogco Sept. 21, Vot estplogio snd clrcular, with [ull psrticalars, addross REV, L, DELOS MANSFIELD, Presldont. RIVERSIDE SEMINARY, ROOHESTAR, N. for missos and young Indics, reopens Sept, 8. Fot admiasion or_clroular, addross'tho ~Princlpal, BRS SARAH L. NOTT. TAMFORD MILITA Y fourth yer bogin -t Hited for Collogo, Selontiic tian manbood dovalopod by INSTITUTE—TWENTY- 873, Boys tharoughly odusiad Tor. Boatth b o 7 o0 L Pl dptals and fator VLN, Prineipals, Stamford, Carine oo A oauty, and ‘aud ofor- , A BOARDING AND i¢s and childron, Sarbrook, ept. 10, 1878 " For elrou: o Prinolpsl, AISS ALIOK AYBROOK SEMINARY, ‘day ashool for young I Gonn. * Will apen Weduo Jar and rofornnoos, addros: L. WARNER. ALLMANN SEMINARY, PATERSON, N. J.— and day-schiool Io”nun‘ Jadias'will roopon onlars may be obtalned at Cooke & Beggs, 3 & B¢ 35 Cliam. Hrs. GRORGH O TALLMAN, dry i néar Broadway. ‘N ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, WILMINGTON, Dol., offers thorough instruction in a liboral course ot under hflmo-llkfi I.:flul“[:m" opt. 10, bors. Prin of study, at rossonabls ox. [ague. Basslon beginy REV. JOHN WIL ON,"A. M., President. CROCKERY, CHINA, &o. AT RETAIL. Ching, Crockery, Glassware, AND ALL KINDS OF Tuble-Furnlshing Gooils nnd DMantel Ornawments. Giood, Cheap, Pine, and Beautiful, E, 0. LAWRENCE & 00, 105 STATE-ST. NEW PUBLICATIONS. FARMERS FOURTH OF JULY THE IMPORTANT ADDRESS Of B. M, BMITH, Beorotary of the illinoia Btato Farmers’ Assaciation, before tho Liv- ingston County Farmeors’ Assooiation, At Pontiae, on the Fourth of July, Is now ready for delivery as an 8-pago docus ment, for general cirgulation, Tarmers’ Olubs and Granges will be sups plied at the following rates: Bingle Oopios.. 2 ota.| 100 Copios...75 ota. 10 Copies.......15 ots, | 1,000 Copioes....$6.00 Address J, W, DEAN, Room 8 Tribune Building, Ohicago, IRON-WORKS. L. WORTHINGTON, Pres't, Wi, I BAYRE, Seo'y, Antoun G, Moonx, Bup't, THE CINCINNATI RAILWAY TRON WORKS, Office, No. 403 East Front-st., CINCINNATI, 0. MANUFACTURE RAILWAY IRON, Solid I Beams, Chnnnel Plnto, Ty Angle, aud henvy Iron gons erally for Brldges and Fire-Proof Bullilings, Addresa ARTHUR (. MOORE, Sunerintaudont. FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES OF ALL BIZIS, FATRBANKE, MORBE & 00 111 AND 113 LAKE-BT\ i, Depot, corner of Van Buren and Sherman-ts, - Tickst ofice; Grand Pueific Hotels Teave, | Arrite, Qmaha, Losvenw'th&Atchl Peru Accommodatlon.. Night ixpross. Leavouworth & Atchison Bxpross . 10: 3% n, 10500 e e 7003 e LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Depot, Van Duren-st., foot ar LaSalle-st. Iieket oMeces, norihurest corner Clark and Handolph-ste,, and southtcest corner Canal and Madison Arrice, Mail, vla Atr Lino and Matn Lino Sr.m Bpeclal Now York Ksprose, via ‘Alr Linn,.. Atlantio Kxpress, vin Air Lis Night Expross, via Main Lino, Elkbart Accommodation..,.... Bouth Uhicago Accowmodaiion, PITTSBURGH. FORT WATNE & CHICAGO R Teave, CHICAGD, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Greal Central Railroad Depot, 7oot of Lake-sts For (hrough tickels and aleeping-car eriha apply at our new Ticket affice, 181 liandolp) r corner Clurk; Canaluat,, corner Madison; % LaSallest., corner Wash dnglan, and a Jilinals Central Depot. Lexvo Ohleago. Arrive at Lafayotio, rrivoat Indianapol Aurivo at Otnclonat! Trains arrive at Chicago at 7:57 . m. 40 p. Only line runniny ind Oincingatl, South Ly ba take’ tral 0 oheokod and b Devot. CONVICT LABOR. OFFICH OF TXBR Kansas State Penitentiary, Leavonworth, Kan., Sept. §, 1873. ThelIahor of 200 conviote, or whatovor may nut bo employ. ed by the Btate on bulldiny 7 work about s and noo o Priian, s olforod to the bighost bidder, Thora ara now ${0 conviots {n tho Prison. Sovonty ars nt timo omployod in msnufacturing wagous, los, carriages. Vacties omploying thd Iabor will bo allowed to pursug h whios of mlnulwlulln’ as thoy desire, and that carriod on iu other Penltentlarics. 'wlif bo racoivod for 60 ta auy number that may ba subjct to cantraoting in tho Prisor, "Tho sliops naw ready for ooaupancy aro Driok shop, 184x10 foot, Satarlos in Lelght 1o roof, with a now 65-horaa powr enin cupying ono end of this buliding in ‘twa this building 1s now nsod as_blacksmith septios Bt o, ton Bl 'anglow with this butlding N Tt ent: tor biaokemith shop, il biackemi(h forgos centro, wi o £oaf. e B vnto o witi thia aro two shop rooms of 200125 fost 4 sating pipas will bo put {n shops. The ockysBgonaary bastng HLpot TR . soms oF Hia avg oo puna. inlots othiorwlao agrood uPon At tiaio of making O FARta and thobollor and englao aro o and fa por- {03t ordoL s to commonoa work by tho Eth day of No. yonsbar. JERG, G aB 4001 thoroaftur a8 woulil o posstblo 100 comtinub for & torm of 7oars to bo akrood UpoU, &l 554 t6 sx00ed tan yaars, ivo fundrod dalara (8500 In_ onrronoy or banksble papormiat e dupoeitod wit oactubid sa 8 socuriy tor Eoiniylng with bid if award i mado. "1iia Foriraotine partios will bo roquired to ive bond for the falthful performance of thulr contract la tho sum of ton to furty thousaud dollars, or auch & sum partlon ta the number of convicts employod. Faymon(s for tho labor will bo Tonuirad to bo mede inoniiily, by tho 10th day of uach monts succosding that T whiol! tho Iahur was porforaned. ‘Gontrastars will not e requirod to pay for any timolost by roason of sicknoss, or whilo convicts are confinei! in thele Golls undor puniaiisiont, but convicts will bo allowsd 1o batho, shave, 500 the surgoon, and rocolve vislts from frionds In accordance with the rulos of tho Prisoa, withe 't “Rasy age of uitn (6) ioura during thie yoar will be cowr ay's sferad it sider R 0 b lnll:fl. and will bs rocalved until 9 o'clook p._m., the I6th day of Oatobor, 1473, idUors aro roquostud 10 bu Dresunt st opening of bids. 'he i‘é‘hl s rasorved to rejoot ln{ or all bl The Kansas Penitentlary 1u locatod five milos south of Leavouworth Ol The loay orth Lawronos ‘acific Rallway, randoving rallroad Cusl can bo bad from tho Leavea- worth coal mine o any quantity, fu e hiad by addressing the o ttey o whot sl B afo 16 it uf tbe Hoand af Dirmnlor yopiecatine fean vy 0 follows: One sduotiun for lust tinie on that account. PKINS, Wardon. TARTISON, BRADTORD & CO'S STERL PENS, Bpecial attuntion called to tho woll-knvwn numbors, BOBneTHam=28-220 & 22, Factory, Mt, Yernon; Offieo, 75 Johu-st., N