Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1873, Page 1

The Ehicage Dailp Teibune, VOLUME 27. rn GIFT CONCERT. TIE BHORTEST ROUTE 1TO FORTUNE. $100,000 for only $2.60. THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE BMALLEST INVESTMENT. A GRAND GIFT CONGERT WILL BE HELD AT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, ‘Docembor alst, 1873, TOR THR BENEFIT OF A JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL. 810,000 Gift, *$4.50,000 in Prizes, Principal Prize,$ 100,000 tial residonce of Blmon rivato dwolllng In tho locks from tho Qourte Houne, surconnded by magnificent grounds, orchards, gacdotls, aud viaesaids. Vo buidlng hes boon oaly recontly complated with all modern improvoments, PRIZEB LIST. 13 Erlz‘fni'rllrnl Estate, - 8!!58-65 LI Slg:fil‘.‘&}Ensh. balny Oy ,8'“ 1158 o 1900 8640 &« ol izo 40000 Prizes « - - . §150,000 Tho titlo to the abovo real ostato {s guarantoed perfect, ‘o Uioral torme of thls sohome, brioga it wilhin the geach of all—the grontnst opportunlty ovor offered ta the oor man 10 ris ta wealth, PRICE OF TICKETS, Singlo Tiokots, $3.50; Eloven Tickots, $35.00; Fifty-six Tiokots, $136.00; Ono Hundrod and Fiftoon Tiokots, $350.00. * Tho drawing will bo made undor the superintendence of & committea appointod by the bighest officials fnthe gll ullly"-nugl;“m tho faithful porfurmancaof ‘ tho du- o 5 T ighiest fticials b ty, Count, d Bavo wotvny (oG S ADOIos. s alre his e Tho domaud for tickols fs unparalleled, aud all desiring to participato fn the drawing should atonce form thoir @lubs aud send ia their ordors, AGENTS WANTED in all Stntes, Cltles, and ‘Townuin the United States and Canndas, ¥D~Monoy should bo rent by Rogistorod Lettor, P. 0. Ordor, or Itzpress, with the full adross of tho pufohaser 1n plafa writiug, or further information aud partioulats, sond for clrous azs to tha Mauagor and Proprietar, and addross SIMON ABELES, Leavenworth, Kan, AUCTION ROOMS, NewRealEstate Rooms WM. A. BUTTERS & 00, Real Estate Auctioneers, HAVE LEASED Rooms 2 end 3 in Hawley's Building, Nos. 144 & 146 Dearhorn-st,, 8. W. COR. MADISON-ST., For the purpose of conducting the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, Spectal attention will bo given to AUCTION SALES of propottyon tho ground, or DAY and EVENING SALES ¢ thelr Roonss. b Tey now havo on their books a large llst of property for AUCTION and PRIVATR SALES, to whiok thoy favito the attontion of the public, WM, A, BUTTERS hax'had thirty.firo years' exporl- ence as Genoral and Roal Estato Auctioncor (seventoen of whioh lio lias hiad in Ohlcago, and will givo hin par- 2onalattention to this branoh of thiois bustne: ADVERTISING. ADVERTISERS BEWARE! You do not misi tho offor of SHARP & LORD, ‘Who will continue to tl):mm'e advertisoments o 4 RELIGIOUS PAPER Advance, Interior, a Standard, N. W. C. Advocate, FOR 45 CENTS PER LINE, For o few days longor. FZ~Addreas for City Dailios, Beoular, Agri- cultural, or Roligious Papers, CHICAGO ADVERTISING AGENCY, Lind’s Block, Randolph-st. VALUABLE PROPERTY On Sherman-st. AT ATTCTION On Saturday Afternoon, Sept. 20, at 3 B, M,, ON THE PREMISES, Wo will soll without rasorvo, Lots11, 14, 17, and 20, 35 oot front each.. North half of Lot 23, 18 feot front. souun 2 st ol Lot b, making 5 tooton Bhermanat., ta Block 103, Saliool Seotiun Additiot, ‘This property 18 locatod botwosy. iTarrlson and Polke st Suportlo o donat grounds, uto porfoots~ - S 15,000, DaJALIS 0 (ouF yoarly pqual, bayments, from Bopt 1 15135 7,500 Geals, Lalanon 1 and 3 yourss WM. A. BURTERS & C0., Real Estato Anotlonsars, 144 and 148 Doarborn-st, REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. 800x161 foot, southeast cornor Wabash-av, and Faorty- snoond-at, ; will bo sold at 80 per foot, §f callod for Jithin fowdaya. Most of purchaso mosoy on 7 yoars 0, ATLSO, A handsomo stono.front dwolling, No. 9043 Miobfgan. av. (3-story and basomont), vory ohioap. Cash paymont all, Tho ab rty belongs to non-restdent, and must 0 sold. - AN Tgom 44 Excolsior Bulldiog, oomier Clark ata Willlingtonsts. ADJOURNED. Owing to tho inalemoncy of the weathor and theal of thoownor of the property, tho auotlon sale of C! Layton & Co, s postponod until BATURDAY, SEPTE! BER 17th, to bo hold at the officoof OLARKE, LAYTON 400, at8p. mn, Room 3, 120 Lasallo-st. A GREAT BARGAIN FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. T'mo new marhle-front dwellings on Mich! v, ata fylon tully 85,00 lows tian actual cust. No g for vor oeut. Slust bo sold, . TENITY 1 M AIILE, md, No. 79 Deasboru-at. Real Estate Purchasers COAL. BLAKE, WHITEROUSE S €0 WILEESBARRE COAL, All Sizes, Well Screened, and g Free from Slate. .Also, BLOSSBURG COAL, BRIAR HILL COAT, MEDWAY COAL, WILMINGTON COAT,, CANNEL COAL. OPFICE-19 CHAMBER "OF COMMERCE. Yards--Indlana-t. Bridge, Twenty-seoond-st. Bridgs. A libaral disconnt made to Doalers in Yard and Conse Cuatomsra, in a1l graden of Coal., COD LIVER OIL. [ WILLSON'S CARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL 1a a Specific and Radieal Cure for CONSUMPTION AND SCROFULOUS DISEASEL, Remembor the namo, ** Willson's Catbolated Cod Liver OIL" Tt comes {n largs wedgo-shaped battlne, hearing tho invontor's signaturs, and is ol by tho beat Druggists. Prepared by J. H, Willson, 83 John-st,, N, Y, Forsale by all Druggiata, Pl ontorn Agenta GLOVES. DENTSKID GLOVES! We have just reccived a full line of these JUSTLY CELEBRATED GILOVES,. In all the New Colors. BROWN, PRIOR & FISK, ‘Wabash-av. and . Monroe-st. BABY MOTHERSI BABY FATHERS! Tho PERFECTION BABY.JUMPER, pat Aug, 13, 1872, Latost socisl sensation, Iilusirated In last Sun- days T0ibuno and Saturdayis Jouenal, - Solling by VEI: GHO, RUHLING & CO., and BARNUM )H(Bl TEKS, Alio Oacidental Manafacturing Oompany, (ano-st., noat Pralri w th aud’ Thirtiot to'any ono by ra REMOVAL. REMOVATLI KOHN, WINEMAN & 0O, Late A, & H. Kohn & Jo,, of 56 and 58 Wa- bash.av,, have romoved to their spacious and elegant rooms, 106 and 107 Wabash-av., Betweon Washington and Madlson-sts,, and will bo glad to welcome all thair frisnds and custoriios PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR SCEOOI. SITE:, Near Corner Twenty-sixth-st. and Wentworlh-av, Bealod proposals will bo_recelvod at the Offigs of tho Board of Kducation, ltoom 34, Nos. 84 and €3 LaSallo- ] Satnrday, Sopt.'20, 1873, At to soll to the city s schoal sito, Tot Joss than i noar tho corner of ‘Wontwart Proposals to bo ads ud Grounds,” and JOHNSTON, of ftducation. Olork of nfi GENERAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Parties having claims against me will confer a favor by presenting them for immediate payment. EDWARD MENDEL, Cor. St_ato and Twenty-Second-sts. “Ward's Collars,” “Wostern Branch of B, M. & W. WARD, 184 Enst Madison-st., have disposed of their stook of * Argosy,” Oloth-faced, and Paper Collars, to J. H, & I, M, FRANK, 74 and 76 Third-av,, botween Harrison and Van Bu- ren-ats, In future all orders will be prompt- ly attonded to by thom, T0 CABINED, TRUNK, FURNTIURE, AND CARRIAGE MANUPACTURERS, W havo rosontly placed in onr mill & 88-nch & saw for wnurfl\’um of linbar to 30 iohos in Ridshe {aking out Tose kort and making thioker fumber than an othor resawing-machine in Chicago, Backing on hand fad wado loarder, Ve taria tie ifontion of manifeo: ork, an ool Sogmo o Trant,or ™ LARK & HUTOR NS, 'iifn“n"t—'um and Box-Faotory, Quarry-st. & Archaray. FOR SALE. NOTE, DRAFT, RECEIPT BOOKS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & (O, 118 and 120 Monroe-st., Chicago. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1873. INSURANCE. RHODE ISLAND Insurance Ass’n OF PROVIDENOH, R. I, Cash Assets..... ...$1,800,000 Star Fire Imns. Co. OF NEW YORE. Cash Assets... ....$400,000 Westchester Fire Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. Cash Assets... .....$700,000 St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. Cash Asseots $300,000 Atlas Fire Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Assets ' For Insurance in above Companies apply to TEALL & FISHER, Agents, 148 LA SALLE-ST. . B. ORITOLELL. CHAS, H. FORD, CRITCHELL & FORD, FIRE INSURANCE, 127 TaSalle-st. PHENIX OF BROOKLYN. Cash Assets - - - - $2,000,000 HESSISSIPPIVALLEY OF MEMPHIS. Cash Assets - - - - - $400,000 QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. Capital - - - - - - $10,000,000 COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF ALBANY. Capital and Assets - - $400,000 JAMES L. ROSS, AGIEINT, No. 128 LaSalle-st, Chicago, INSURE! LANCASHIRE Insurance Company OF MANOHESTER, ENGLAND, ASSETS « - - - - = $8,861,173 R, W. HOSMER & (0, 142 TaSalle-st. CONBAD WILKOWSKY. INSURE WITH THE HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAMBURG, GERMANY. Assets, Over $1,800,000.00, REWNEURES TWOTHIMDA IN OTHRR GERMAN (UONRAD WILKOWSKY & (0., Agenta, BTAATS-ZEITUNG BUILDING! 171 and 173 Washington-st WANTED. PARTNER WANTED. 5565 1] ith $35,000 to $40, wfixgggtleig‘u:nwoumblllhnd nnd profitable mnnufactnring business. Oall or Address, JOHN TRIGHH, S Btatuat., Col SC0W WANTED. To purchass or ront for two months, a largo Seow or Ganal-Boat. Apply to FITZSIMMONS & CONNELE, No. 215 Bouth Water.at, O.E, AYFELD, hle to got aur pri betone atdoring Shoxhore, HINDLE & SERTINS Printars, ‘aud Blank CKET KNIVES. THB FINEST VARIETY IN THE WEST, 1 TO_RENT, Yurnlshod House on tho South &ide, for six months or ona year, ono block from hurau.c GLANKBON & VAN SOITA ACK, X 1 Doarborn:at. OFFICE FURNITURE. AT COST, W1 tako Notioo that the 3 Madison-at, Lot | W solleot olals of avory dotoription agr vk partios . : BeTeAINE (0,00 saiato of Petor Hsoh, do | bttt vhe et . Wnirimaliont | To_Oloso_Busiuess, 112 Fifth-av, House,at 10 olclock t1ls day, Thuraday, Bope: | BEWSANTI I DOLLECHICN KGLNGY, 16 Sadiawa, | S o o LALASAT, 16,1673, by ardor of Gours," T ROPE | s Chloaeor ! HOTELS, Given Awa,y ! 100 LOTS, 358125 feot, in & bosutiful subusban vills tion faro, 1334 Tt an wipryeinens ‘ot MesoSnIydor ow e v i i Biabled to viow tLls propuriy. (LI, A Latial TO LOAN. 87,000 for b yenrs, nt 10 por cent Intores OCLARKSON & VAN SOITAACK, €3 Doarburn-at, Merchants’ Hotel, (Cornar Clark and Lak-ats,) now onon for guosta, Onl sy binck fewn Nt aud Tromaat, Nouses ul”tinn- it i t-cats, aud omuth 80 por ouont o duputa, strooi-vars, aud anl e $225,000. DISASTER. Additional and Important i'nrtlcu- lIars of the Loss of the Ironsides. The Steamer Had Long Been in mi Unseaworthy Condition, Thrilling Statements of Several of the Sufferers. Barbarous Treatment of tho Bodiés of the Drowned. Scene in Milwaukee on the Reception of the Bodies. Official Account---Twenty Lost and Twenty-Nine Saved. The Coroner’s Jury Engaged in a Thorough Investigation. * Minor Casualtics Elsewhere. The Ironsidcs Disnstors Spectal Dispatch to Ths Chicage Tribune, GraND Narrs, Blich., Bept. 17,—MHaving passad soveral hours at Grand Haven to-day in cohversation with tho officors aud crow of the Ironsides and the few passengers atill thero who cacaped death, I havo elicited » fow fmportant facts which X do hbt find in tho dispatchea to this morning’s Chicago and Detrolt papers, Havingmado sovoral passages on the Iron: sldos, snd baving myself beon & mailor, I tecognizod one whom I know to havo beon & deck-hand bh the Ironsidcs, He {s more inlelligent than moat men of his position, and appoars to bo a trustworthy fellow, Ho talked with me freely, but begged mo mot to pub- 1lsh his namo, untess his atatement wore discredited. e described TIIE: PROTL OF TIIR LAST PASSACE that the Ironsides made ¥rom Milwaukes to Grand Havon, which was on Fridsy night last, reaching Grand Haven Saturdsy morning, Iis ssys the lake wus very rough that night, and, although hio had mado sovoral roughor passages in the ssme vesscl, ho was surprised to find her behaving much worse than’ ho evar know hex to beforo ; suppossd it was due to tha heavy cargo of wheat, There wae more water in tho Bold than had ¢ome through the bilg sny previous time (o his knowledge, g TUE POMES WORKING . Il he last balf of that night, He thought the pump- ing kept about avon with the leaking; thinks the water in her hull must have come two fost above the koelson when sho ntood upright In smooth water, in Grand River, Saturday morning ; for he thon saw she drow near a foot more wator than ho had scon hor draw bo- foro, with cargoos of about the samo woight, Tho last time tho pumps wero sounded whilo yot n tho lake that morning, it was roported on deck that tharo were TURKE PEET OF WATER IN TIIE OLD, My informant did not boltevo 1t then, but bas sinco thought itZmay havebeen. The pumps continucd working after tho propeller mado fast to the dock at Grand Haven ; but it was only tho immediato and rapld unloading of wheat that enabled the pumps to Einon th loskege and Gually Nighter her, Thore ‘waa 10 such woight of frelght on the roturn paseago to Milwaukeo, Baturday night, and she leaked no moro than vessels often do in constant service, When asked if ho meant by her bohnving badly that it was difficult to easo ber np against the heavier soas in such & manner aa to lessen {he ahock, hie roplied No"; ho believed sho carried a strong helm, but even in eet- tling as eanily sa possiblo from the heavy soas, curing that laat passage, once there was A MORRILLE QUIVER RAN THROUGH OER TIMDENS, auch as ho novor folt before, sud all this sgrees, ouly going more into particulars, with what I telegraphod to tho T'ribuns last evening, Tho fact that the Irousides’ laat ]‘»MBIFO but one was fraught with great peril, and that the pnssengers wera greatly alarmed, many ' not retiring st all {hat night, and others loavipg thoir berths and dressing when half Way over,—are matters which I found too generally kmown i Grand Haven to noed any leading questions 1o suggest them, a TOW TIIK DEAD IN TITE LIFE-DOATS WERR DISFOBED O, T also talked with the watchman of the Ironsides, He sald that heavy scas plunged over the boat he was in, and positively drowned people as they sat in their pldcun, Mis boat lutt tho Ironaiden with screnteen por- re drowned in that way but thros, Only o when she roached the shore, As thoy WE THREW THEM OVENBOARD,” He told thin distinctly, and very coolly, as if it wero all right, Buch a atatement vary naturally arousos yory paintul suspiclons, X neglocted (o ask his namo, - tiilho discovered I was not a mailor but & reporter § then ho rofused to toll.me his name, or ssy anything more. It would be well for the Coroner'fa find out Who wan the watchman on the Ironsides, and examiuo him, o is a middle-sized, thick-sel man, dark, complexion, I mustsay he has a rufisnly look. WAR THE WREOK CONTRAOTED OB Ilearned from others conmected with the railroad and etoamboat line that Michael Engelman latoly con= tracted to tako over the lake a large 'i'fmm“’ of wheat, and much depended on speedy fuifillment of the con~ tract, When the Ironaldos sank, aho had 16,000 bush-; els on board. TIE FEELING AT GRAND TIAVEN, To the Aasociated Press. Graxp Havsx, Mich,, Sopt, 17.—Tho excitemont in this city in relation to tho wreck of th ateamor Iron- sidos ia still Yory high. . “0ANE OF TiTE DODIRS, 3 AL the bodles 50 far recovered Lavo boon tdentified and taken care of. Tho bodies of Ar, F, II. Bitting and wife, of Alblon, Ind,, were sent home this after- noon in charge of an attendant from thers, Mrs, Bit- Lln& Lad $1,700 in Government bonds on her person, .aud Mr, Bittiog bsd about $100 in cnmnz. They alno ‘bad nearly $1,000 worth of Jowelry on thelr por- sons. MISSTNG DODIER, Thoro are supposed to be four mors bodies which bave not_been rocovered, mamely: I, Hasselbarth, “Timotly Foloy, Thomas Shea, and Roleaon, THE 8AVED, Zho following ware amiong Lo eavod, in addition to ‘what was sent {n last night's dispatches: Ar, Dun- dass, cook ; O, X, Griffin, and E, K. Lord, THE CORONER'S JURY was postponed last night tl to-day, but no informa- tion can be galued of them until after the invatigation is through, The following were the names of the gentlomen ‘chosen for tho jury: The Hon, W, F. Storrs, foreman; the Hon, Dwight Cutler, 0. T, Sloren, 'Georgs Paiks, A, J. Em- Iaw, “and N, 0, Akeloy,' Oustom-Bouss oflicor, all of this city. Thoy are all gentlemox of etrict Integrity and sonnd judgment, It i thelrin. tention not to hurry throvgl the fnvestigation, bet, with the assistance of the Government Juspectors o g:eam ‘Veauols, givo the matter the moat rrvtd exam. ation, IN A LEAKY COXDITION, It 1a now claimed by porsons who know that the sfeamer had been 1n 8 [caky condition for a Bumbt of dsyn before tho accldent, and it {a sfirmod that ylen the bost' was it fn thte porl, ~which was on Baturday laat, sho bad threo foot of water in hor old, and that thoro was a conalderablo amount of grain damaged in_consequence, and loft on tho dock, The Becond-Engincer, Georgo Gowan, siatos that the idea of the water going in her hatchways and putting out tho fires' s all humbug ; that tho water camo tho bottom, TUE ITLL, OF TITE WRETOIRD FTEAMEL was found to-day, four mile out, in twonty fathoms of water, Stnwments of Officials of the Xronw sidoy. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, MiLwauxer, Bopt, 17.—The steamer Baginaw, of the Englemann Line, arrived from Grand Haven oatly this moruing, with tho bodles of thoso drowned in the Ironsides disaater, and the survivors, A largo crowd was at tho dopot {n walting to recelve tho dead and eacort them to the reaidences of their fatnliles, THE BTATEMENT OF COWAN, AECOND, KNGINERR of tho Trousides, is as follows: I was the socoad ongncor on board tho Ironsides, We loft Mil- waukeo st about 10 ~o'clock ~ Bundny night, with “the wind about morthwest, I came oif watch at 1 o'clock Monda; morniog, when the Chicf Engincor waid e would go up and gota lunch, fustructing me to koop close wateh of the one ino, ALl went woll, At half past 3, Miglen, Chief inglneer, came down and asked how she was warking, ctory, aud contiuued wo until abait half nat 3, whon tho witid froshionod aud_Lalod sround 0 the mouthwest, about & o'clok, the water anuoyod me that I used a bilge injoction {0 force ft out, This mntinuod wolting worso, A 1litlo befors 7 o'olock wo bogan shipuing watef badiy, The ganyways warommtiod iu by o forca of the whvoe; the bunkers got hlooked 1p by Us bollers, g0 ghat the wates could 2ok I el Boori we began shipplng wator into the ire-room, T suw somathiug must bo dono immediately, T seat onn of tho memstanis up to fhe Ohlef Enginoer wking him {0 say fo ho Osplafn thab we had botter got before tho wind in order to got tho wator out, Tho Oaptain sald, * that's Just what T'in trying to do.) Dub the yeach was in tho trough of the #oa, and it was imponsible to do it. Wo worked one ongine back snd the olher forwar: ALL EFFORT WAS USELEsH } w6 could not alir ttie boat, “Tho wator tame in_and PUL Out tho firea at about 10 o'clook, - Proviows to thin, st about 0 o'clock, we had holated sall, and had also putup the aignal of distrcsn, When the fires wont out, wo begau to {hink of saving ourmolves i tho'small boats, ‘Thero was no excltemont Among the crow: overybody know Dhia place, snd ke it. Tothe beat of my kuowledgo apt. Bweotman did all that could Lo dono; Lo waa cool, It scoms queer tliat somo of the boats at the Havon didu’t como to'our rollaf, “Bomo asy thoy saw the elgnal ; othiors say thoy didn't. At about 11 velock wo bogan lowering tho boats, Tho bost which belonged fo our arow we gave the pasncngors, as alao another ohe. WE TOOK A METALI DOAT YOI THE GBEW, An X atopped in, Driacoll and moveral others jumped in, A coal-hoaver jompod after ue ss wo pushed away, Tlo muat hvo jumped at loast twenty feet, 1o struck the alde of the boat, and clung to her, When Wowore sbout twenty-fiv feol awey, our boat cap~ alzed. I. camo dircotly under her, _strikin my ° head pgalnet the seats, | We . al clung to hior for abous an hour and a half, We did not vo tho propeller until Just as she sunk, After wa cay s1zod and wera clinging to the bont, we looked back, and (hero wan Miko Grosson, the frat mate, standing away up in the mast, WAVING 1118 [IAND AR THE 8HIP WENT DOWN, ‘The mast Lroke, aud ho wan atruck by it in the face snd acrors tho back, Injuring him nomewhat, After that o lont sight ¢ i for a while. Than wo drified amoug the drift-watd of tho Proneller, sud suceeeded in right- ing our boat, and still clung. to ler, lthough, no ona 0% thito her, Wo drifted back toward tho propeller, hich was part abovo tho water yet, and got on the Burricana dock, Horo we found a pail and somo oars, and bailod ot dur béat, aud_gavo romo oara ton fow who found anothor boaf. Thon we picked Croston off from ‘the pllot-liouse, which Lad becomo dotached from tho propeller, and _which he had monagod to climb upon, W then made for shore, and mucoeeted in ontoring” the barbor, followod by {he other bonts, Wo hind sixteon n our boat ; soven of these died befors o got in, and probably from exhiaustion, Two or throo werd' “drowned whilo onc-half of their bodies ‘woro in tho hoat ; thoy had - NO BIRENGTH TO SAVE THFEMBELVES, When Driscoll waa washed out and drawned, T_seized Iiis body nnd held on to t for about a milo, and then itwas washed away from mo, Befors wo lanidod, Benator Forry's wifo throw um o boltle of braudy, ‘which wo drauk bifura gotting nut of {ho boat. A 1OLL OF IOXOR, - The citizens of Grand Haven did sverything in thoie power for us, I remember, especially, £d Killien, pro- priotor of this Milwaukeo House, whots wo all stopped NIr, Percival. tho agent of tho D, & M, oad, and. Mr, Humpliroy, f the Euglemann Transportatlon Lin They worked hard for tis, s, in fact, did everybody, THE HOAT DID NOT LEAK FIIDAY NIGUT, Btatoments to that effect araall falso, Hhe was in_ & rfoctly calm and perfectly seaworthy condition, and so consldered by a1l the ofcors, THE STATEMENT OF A FORTER, Potor Riley, s an follows: “I waa first porter on Doard tho Ironeides, 1 got up at 2 o'clock {n themorn- ing, All was right at that timo, and seomod #0 until aboint 2 o'clock, ~ The sea had béen golting heavier all tho imo, Tho fires were put out by tho water at 10 o'clack, and then wo took to tho small boats, I took charge'of tho third baat which left the propeller. Thero wers thirteen fn the boat, Includin Maggie, tho chambermald, and a atrangs Indy—one of tho pasnengers, Our boal did not capsizo, All wero raved but one, and that was Mr. Wimmel, the New York traveling ngont; Lo and Mr, Dundasher, tho cook, wero washed ouf. Dundasher swam i all right but Wimmel seemed ozhausted, sud made no effor to eavo himself, ~ Wo then atriick for tho beach, A young machinist of Grand Haven, whoso name I don’t know, carno out to un at the risk of his life, and tied a ropo fo our boat, 8o sa to houl us in, Ho was A DBAVE FELLOW. X seved $100 of express money, Thore were ten poople in the Loat that waa shead ‘of us. Thers was ery little excitement, The peoplo all acted calnly, and did the beat thoy ould. TIE DEAD 1N MILWAUKEE, . Xho bost brought over tho bodlos of Capt. Bweet. man, John Hiles, Mra. Valontino und child, Mrs, Hazeiberth, Robort Mcalus, Johm Driscoll, Thomus Bhiea, W, Smith, J. Brown, Wm. Tiobeaon, snd Jas, Heany, Friends ‘of Bweotman and Mcdlio viewed their Tomains at tho warchouss, and shortly after all wore placad in charge of their relatives, Thie funcrals of John HHes, Mra, DeWitt, M. Valontine, Harry Valentine, and Johni Driscoll takes place to-morrow, Avpublished list of tho drowned by the Ironsiden dis= anter bears the names of twonty pursons, snd. that of the suved, tweniy-nino, Collision on Charlotte, Columbia & | Augustn Roilrond — Two Persons Xilled and Sovoral Xnfured, : COLUMDIA, Bept, 17.~The Road Paymaster's and down passengor train on the Oharlotto, Columbla & Augusta Raflroad collidod near Golumbin this morn~ {ng sout © o'clock, emashing both *locomatives, Xilling Paymaster W,' Elliot_Orchard, and.a colored man named Jomes Atchiey, Enginoer Willlamaton had 8 leg broken and was {ufured intornally, A colored oy liad a faot cruehed, and Expressman’ Grahiam was cnt fu tho hend alfghtly. Two oxpress cars smashed, but the pessengers wore uninjured, Three Mon Drowned. Roonxsrxn, N. Y., Sopt, 17.—A sailboat, having on board five peraons, ioft Sodus, on_Lake Ontarlo, for this city on Monday morning, That sfternoon’ tho boat capsizod and ‘three of the occupants wero drowned. Yesterday afternoon the other occupants were found clinging to the upturned boat and rescuod, ‘The names of tho lost are Mrs, J, E. Lovroyaf: and F, C. Raymond and wife, Saved—8, J. Lovroyaft and wite, - All of Rochestor, y Tho Detroit-Milwanukee Railroad Ace cldont, Special Dispatch to The Chfeagn Tyibune, DeTnor, Bopt. 17.—In the Loweil aceident Inventis gation, the Coroner'a jury acquitted tho railroad em- ployes of Liame, but the évideuce shos that the cattlo ot on thoe track as the result of a defective fenco, YELLOW FEVER. The Number of Cases at Shroveport Decreasinge=~Twentysiive Burials Yesterday---Fotal Number of Deaths from tho Disense 220wweNumber of Sick Estimuated at from 500 to 800 Aid Going Forwarde-The Disease in TMemphis. New Onneans, Sopt, 17.—Tho Picayune's special from Shrevoport, La,, 6378 : * The number of cases of yetlow fover to-day s loss than for the several pre- coding days, and the numbor of Interments foll from 83 yesterday (025 to-day, Tis mot thought, Lowever, that there lsany sbatement, but that this haterial for -the fever to work on I8 considerably diminiabed. The following 18 a list of {ho intorments to-day: Ann Burns, sged 23; Father Quinariy, 26; Handy Williams (colorod), 45 W, E. Smith, 21; Thos, Lylam, ago not von ; ', Lacossett, 23; 1{. 8, Teguer, 30; Dr. L. B, rise, $03 Sarh Wil (oldred), 161 Miey Nipil, 30; V.'T. Calioun, 33 ; Fanny Meyors, 27; Grorga Blion, 65 Robert Browor, age ot giveu} D, 0, Gots Jcolored), ago not given; Aliss P, Yerkerson, ago not giren; Willim Duslap, 963 3 King, 4 W. cCan, 25; H, Baruell, 31; A, M. Jackaon {colored), 8; one'child; M, Dlanton, '85; Menry Hordman, sgo not given ; Horman Hoedler, 23, Thie Blroveport T¥mes, this morning, says: “The opidemio exhibits but litble chatigo, wille tnb numbe of now casos In loss, greatly owing to tho want of ma- terial, Tho number of deaths {a fearful to contome plate. . Tho mortality ia beyond precodent, and it looks ‘a4 though but comparatively few would got well, Thus far vory few have gob about, while somo nger along between 1ifo and death, In sowmo fow instancos wholo families have beon swept out of oxistono in the short ‘spaco of oue week. The sudden chouge in tho weathor last Bundsy night sent scorow to their beds, which' accounta for the largn number of interments iu tho last dsy or tro. 1u tho langusgs of one of tho New Orleans hyslclans, they aro” dropping off ke shoop dyin Taih tho rot,. Aodical treatment of tlia mout. skillful Xind doc not appoar to do any good fn n groat muny cades, while in muny others tho temporary rellet af- forded s quickly followod by doxth, Our stores are ol cloaad, wiad all our dwellings turnod into hospitals, In fact, Shreveport is ono great Lospital, ono gront clisenal-liouse, and the T5mes morely & ddath-rovord,” Thesume journal saya : *The number of intermenia sincotho Iat of optombor ums up 226, Tho number of slick (s variously estimated at from 500 to 800, + LaTxE Roo, Ark,, Hopt, 17.—Darlies who arrived here thiy ovontag from Bhroveport report the yailow fover abating for want of viclims, The telcgraph oflico was reopoued thore yeatorday, and (he transfor of money for tlo rollef of the distresscd cad bo mado by telegraph, Pustcagors who left Fulton this morning contradiot the rumars of yollow fover st that place, 'Tha rumors of diueass in tils olty aro without tho elighteat found- atton,” Speedal Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune, PurrabcLets, Sopt, 17.—A mooting fn_ sid of tho Bhroveport sufigrers was hold this moralng at the oflica of the Republto Life Insuzance Company, corsor on Fourth and Chosuut streets, Joshua L, Uafley sud Guorgo I Stuart, Jr,, acted s Chairminn and Bocrotary, J. Drexel, of Drovel & Uo,, Lankers, was uppojutoi perianent Treasurer, Two @ionsand nine hundred and twenty-two tlollars wore subscribed, A committeo haviig Léen appofuted to rocoivo subscriptions, tio meotiug adjournod, Mecpiuts, Tonu,, Sopt, 17.—Tho Boord of Toalth report cloven deatlis to<lay, nito from yellow fovor, o Howard Association 16 fu full oporation, aud tho 0dd Fellows and Musous aro also orgunizing rellef comnittoes, Thw fover 1s not bellovol to Lo spread- g, aud thero aro lurdly auy doalhs BIong persous roporly trested, P eiiaTos, Bopt, 17.—A dispatel fram the_sentor commandiny officer at Koy West 10 the Navy Doparte wont roports that ol tho cascs of yellow fever on board tho Pawuoo—soto hulf-dozou—ara dofng wall, Ouly opo othur douth than (hat of Lisut.-Commander Mitchoil haw taken place—thut of Paymanlors Writer of the Pawneo, who dled on shors, Thora was to cased uf fover in Koy West ; and the officers and crew ‘Of tho Hanguis were In exnflont bualth, . Naw Youu, Bept, 17,~Dr, Ellala llarnia, Secrotary “rived out. of the Amorican Public Health Association, Las sont & porsonal contribution of $100 to Birovoport, L., uid also makea an urgont requeat that the Howard Ataoci.- tions of that city and of Vickaburg, Natchez,and Now Orleans shall sond and supervias tho requinte number of sessoned nurscs, hospltal mupplles, and- aid o provido for ail the sick; also that tho authorities of Caddo Parish take speedy measures for the quict romoval and sheltor (encampment, If nerd Le) of tho unpratectod who have not yet fallen by the peatflonco, Dr. Harrla recommends a removal boyond the first line of the plain and hills that skirt the Red River in that rogion, and adds: SFlight to s grest diatance swill not givo the kind of security that can bo obtainod at small cost and lcss than threo houra' travel, ,000 and an effective orpanization of nurses, {o- &othor with a well-devised plan for removing the un. prolosted, wars to ba brought fnto effectivo servico ia ihrevoport to-lay, the panto and pestilence would soon coaso," Tho .cotton-brokors will tolograph tholr cont tribuitons by moncy-ordors through the Howard Asso- clation of Now Orleans, The membora of the Gotton BK\!L\IHFS forwarded $1,000 to Bhreveport to-day. Tho Gold aud Btock Exchaugo ia ralsing funda for the SA&mo purpose. CRIME. Additlonal Developments Regarding the Brookiyn Frauds. Amounts Loaned by Sprague and the Parties Who Got the Money. Miscellaneous Oriminal Mattors, The Brooklyn Frauds. Niw Yons, Dopt. 17,-In addition to the losns made by Sprague of moneys belouging to the City nf Brooke Iyn, whioh wors telographed laat nlght, It appears that hie made a loan of $50,000 to the Willimantio Railrond from the genernl fund of Brookiyn'Olty, but subso- quently, fearing the fraud might be discoversd, tho amount wss returned to the general fund, but an equal amount waa taken from tho Education fund, Another loan of $56,000 was mado on bonds of the Suspension Bridge & Erle Junction Rallrosd ‘bonds. The District-Attorney also stated to-dsy that Mills, Spraguo, and Rodman used tho ofty funds to spoculato on Wall stroot, aud mentioned the firm of Marx & Co, 88 among those who recolved largo lonns from them. - ‘The inveatigationn fato the oporations of tho Brook- Iyn Truat Company by the Diatrict Attorney shaw that, aithiough its charter specially provides that losns shall not bo made by it to any of ita officars, some $368,000 have been borrowed and used by its Trustoes and othors of its officors, Of this mount, $220,000 wss loaned to 8, L, Huated, s momber of the Legialaturo; Flah, Proaldent of the New York $210,000 to *Marine Bank ; $30,000 to W, G, Kingaley, the Brooklyn bridgo contractor ; $40,000 to Judgo McCle, & Truateo; $185,000 to W. 8, Tisdslo, nnd $100,000 (o A, A, Low & Btos,, of which fim J. 0, Low, one of the Trustoes, 1s pariner, Most of theso loans have been pald, Further dovelopments to-ufght relative o the af~ fairs of tho Trust Compauy sre furnished by tho Tiribune, ‘It is statod that last April Mr, Chouncoy, ono of the Directorn, called on Prosident Mills, ssking him if fnjudiclous losns had beon miado to » rallwey to emblo it o fniah fin rosd. Bir, Mills coolly roplied thatthero were no loaus on railway scctritics, wheroupon Rodman said thero was a loan of $50,000 on tho bonds of thio New 1iaven, Middlolown & Willmantio Rallrond, When Mills Admittod auch was tho fact, bo was then naked if thors wero sny more, veplying in the nogativo. Rodman again interposed, eaying there woro throo loans of $i0.000 cach on tho same bonds, nnd Mills again cooily sdmitted tho fact. Chauncoy, sfter threo monthe oifort, belng opposed by Judgo McCue, succeoded in having s committeoappolntod to examing tho affairs of the Trust Company. Tho committea sran {o cominonco the exominstion July 15, On that morning Milla _ drowned Tho ox- amination proved him & defaulter to the extont of, as stated, $100,000, but will probably prove thiat hio hud etlon $500,000, for which the Trust Com- pany s rospousible, Tl Willimantic Railroad Com- pany nogotiated o foan of $200,000 with Jonnthan A, White, who obtained tho monoy of Mills and Rodman, and afterward, wauting more monoy to comploto tho rond, White, Mills, Rodman, and Joseph D, Fisl, all of thio Trust Company, contracted to Iny the railsand fuish 6 road, thoy to bo pald $305,000 in firat mortgago boude, and fo have all the remalning assota of tho Compiny.in tho ehiape of stock unsold. Biddletown and Portland, Conn,, gave thoso contractors $804,000 of stcond thortgage bonds sa a premium I thoy would_fintsh the road, They woro made Directors, and Whiteand Mille woro the Executive Committoo. The Iattor iasued notos of tho rosd for iron, and ofhie: wiso obtainod-material at tho expenso of tho road, ich thoy had contracted to bulld, Samul 8. Warper, agont of the abovo fowns, a Btato Sonator of Conpecficut, was « finally induced to _deposit 000- of bonds n trust in the Drooklsn Trust Company. Thero was o -spocification in_tho contract that thiese bonds wre not to bo delivored Il {he road was corapleted to Now York, Ho also left $1,000,000 worth of stock of tho road o' 'the Trust Company, taking tho Company's receipt thorefor, Mills and ' White nlso roviously agreed that they would doposit $500,000 n caah fn tho Brooklyn, Trust Gompany 1o foryard tho work, which waa to be_dono immediatolp, They required s certificate from Mills, 8 Proaidont of tho nimsolf, Company,s that this smount of ,000, _ wms doposited”™ with the Company, = and ' Mills gave it After the death of Mills, tho railway officlals asked Rodman and White {f thoy could have moro advauce, White roplied that they could, but Rodman denounced White as a liar, ex- posed his falachood, and told them tho Trust Com- pouy could not advance any monoy. The rallway agonts then demandod their bonds, and Warner slso demanded them, The latter sacortained also that Mills had nevor deposited tho - $500,000 cash for the benofit of the road, which Do (Mille) had certified to, It appoars that {fe greater portion of the above bonds Lad been sold in Wall strect by White and Mills, Tho trunk in which they wero placed by Warner in the Trust Company was found In ilie ‘Brookiyn Bafo Deposit Company sesterday, and over a half a million of bonds wero minsing. Among the securitios turned over by Bpraguo to Gomptroller Bohroeder to cover the Josses in the Clty Treasury woro $75,000 of theso raflwsy bonds, bo- sido £5,000 worth of ‘coupons of interest due the past year,. What_action by the rallway company or ita agents, the Irust Qompany, will bo taken ia not yet Xuown, Counterfeiters and Forgers Arrestcd in New Yori. New Yonx, Bept. 17.—Fifty-fivo thoussnd eight hundred aud Atty dollsrs of Govornment bonds wore sccoptled atfrom 110.873@111,12, James English, William Spikes, allsa Henry Davis, John Radford, and George Harrington, were arrested . Taat ovening on board of & canal-boat, Whilo countor- folting 3 and 6 cent picces, A largs quantity of spiie rlous coin, molds, &c., wore capturod, English aud Hplkos have each servod five years in the fiing Sing prison for counterfolting, 3 Edward Upton and Thomaa Conley have been ar- rested on a charge of bolng concerned in the circula. tng of i forgul morigage bonds of tho Miestsipyi Valoy matirord. Murderers Sontonced. Nxw Yonr, Sopt, f1.—Casper Schoule, Dis wife in Jitly Jast, pioaded guilty of in the firat dogree, and was sentencod to thir in tho Btate Prison, New Yonk Sopt, 17.—George Dyss has been sen- tenced to ten sears in tho State Prison for the murder of Delis Corcoran, Murder in San Francisco. 84x Fraxocisco, Sopt, 17,—Catharine Erin, a widow, was found dead in bod {n a house on an alley near Du- Eunl strost, Marks of violonce on her lood on the pillow and fleor, indicate that had been murdered & short time before, arrented on suspicion of being the fi)my a8 too drunk to give an account of himsel Azon was rty, Ho TO LAKE CAPTAINS. A New Light on §t. Elelena ¥sland, in tho Straits of Mackinaw; on Pointe Eaux Barques, Lake FHuron. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ‘WasnINGTON, Bopt, 17.—Notics to mariners 1s given by the Light-house Board, that on and after the night of the 20th dnat, a fzed red light will bo exhib ited from the red briok tower on the south-osst poln of 8t. Heloun Island, in tho Straits of Mackinaw, Mich, Tho apparatus 1a s Trosnel lens, of the throo and a hal order, and illuminates the ontiro horizon, Tho focal plane is elovated above . {lo lvel of tha lake, which correaponda to range of viat- Dility of a light over fiftocn miles, Notlce Is also given that, on or about tho uight of the 12th inst,, the fized light now oxhiblted from the former at Pointe Esux Barques, Lako Huron, will bo romoved ; aud in ita atead will be shown a revolviug white light, having na futorval of ton seconds botween the brightest farhes, ————— BUSINESS FAILURE. Spectal Digpateh to T'he Chimgc Tribune, Drruorr, Hopt. 17.—A prominent restlent’of Ann Arbor cawa to this city, this morning, for the purposs of ustitutiny baukruptoy proceedly abust (ho suse peudud banking house of Mbllor & Wotnier, suituation shows (hiat the asusts of the Arm amonnt to thau $20,000, while its liabulities excoed $50,000. s h;' no little excitement among buainess men 1o n Arbor, 2P OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Livenroon, Sept, 17—The stoamships Hermann, Augtralis, and 8t, Lawent, from New York, haveur- steamahip Thurip< e Yans, Seul, tn,-Arivol, A T TR Livarpool gls; fywn 1owburg, aud Seolls, NUMBER 28. THE PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT. Partisan Republicanism wnd Democracy Past Their Usefulness, and Shoutd Bo Abandoned. ““The People Should Associate Them- selves to Carry Out Retroac- tive and Corrective Measures.” How Producers and Consumers Aro Oppressed by the Rail- roads. Unjust Discrimination Against Chicago in Favor of Rival Seaboard Cities. When Ohicago Suffors, Illinois and the Whole Northwest Suffer. Speech of Col. Richard P. Morgan, Jr., Delivered at Saybrook, Iil,, Sept. 17, 1878, Speetal Dispaten w Tha Chiengo Tribune, Barnnook, IM., Sopt, 17.—If the boautiful #kies and cooling breezes are any ritorion, cor- tainly Providenco in an especial manner contin- ues to smile upon the Farmors' Movemont. A moro delightful day could not have boon made for thin graud ‘gathoring of tho Farmors' Anti- Monopoly party of McLean Couuty, contending with tho groatest opponition of any county in the Btato. Tho row whichk thoy hava boen compelled to hoe has been moro than usu- ally fillod with weeds, whick, however, ara being fast out down with the auti-monopoly seytho. The Granges, as usual, wers profuso with their mottoos, whick fully indicate tho state of fool- ing in their organizations, Despito the cfforts of tho magnates of the Ordor of the Patrons of Husbandry, tho farmors will act and voto for thomsolves. As speoimons of tho mottoes, wo solect the following : Y Of a sham of a Republic we are tired ; a true reform 1we now desire.” “ We vote for no man who canbe bought by salary-grab or steal.” “If any political party standsin the way of our rights, let it die.” The procéssion having now reached Chooney's Grove, tho audienca wero called to order by the Prosidont of tho day, J. B. Lewis, of Say- brook, who, in & fow well-choson re- marks, gave the reason for tho prosont groat uprising, aud tho oryingnecessity of a now party organization. o was followod by an ad- drosa of weloome, delivered by O, Springstoad, of Saybrook. Blusic was thon givon by tho Sny- brook Band, when the President of the day in- troduced to tho audience Col. . P. Morgan, Jr., of Bloomington, who was received with loud and long chuuru,»nnd spoke a8 roported below : A. E. Btovonson, of Bloomington, followed with a'spcoch of groat foroo and happy iu ita offscts, Ho Baid thero were no issues now be- twoon tho now and old parties, and all of the old quostions which had so long divided them were settled forovor. Now dangers throatened us, and new dangers woro to bo met. Shall wa atand lougor divided? Ho thon spoke of tho great growth of tho railrosd powor, which was, in bia opinion, completely cclipsed by tho sun of all villainies—the prosont protective tariff. That question ho wishod to seo fairly mot, and in euch & manner that thore can bo no doubt or misun- derstanding. Whon we talk tariff, we mean froa trado ; and woe may just as woll say it now a8 six months or a year honce, when this quos- tion will bo the most promiuent and important one which will occupy the attontion of our peo- ple. Ho was followed by Jameas Carter, of Bloomington, editor of tha Anfi-Monopolisi Ho showed a similarity botween this poo- plo and the Iernohics, and asked if this poople would sit down by the placid Sangamon, and woep ; orshould thoy be up and doing. He 1l spoke of tho Anti-Monopoly platform : taking 1t up by planks, and showing how truth- fully it stated tho polifical viows of tha people aud how it was for the best intorest of all the poople that thess principles should be incorpo- ratod in the laws of tho land, John Bells, of Dalo, snd John D. Lewis, of Chesney's Grovo,—both farmers andjamong the most sctive and energetic men in the now move. ment,—mado_stirring, elojuent and practioal npnncimu, which woro woll received by the audionce, . This meoting did not closo until 5 o'clock in the atternoon. It will do great goad, and make » lasting improesion upon tho minde of all prosont that the Farmor's Movemont is gaining ground daily and establishing itsolf with such a firm foothold that no pullticannwo: can much longer atand boforo it, It is no fonger doubted by ity most bitter enemios, It is safe tomot down MoLean County suro to elect the Anti-Monopoly ticket. Thiswas the univorsal opiuion on the ground to-day. COL, }ORGAN'S BPEECH. Fellow-Citizens of McLean County and Ilinois: T thank you sincoraly for your hearty groot- ing. It v highly gratifying, because it carricr with it not only hospitality, but also that whicl is far more desirable,—an exprossion of your ap- probation and confidenco. It is needloss, perhaps, for me to stato tha this is tho first occasion in my lifo on which 1 have nrpolud before such a grost concourse of my fellow-citizons, invested with any considera - blo degree of prominence or rosponsibility. i deeply Tegrot my want of experionca in this ro gnrg, because it obliges mo to ask of you over ‘more than your abundant welcome; and dimin. ishos tho offoct that might ' justly ate tach, undor more favorable circumstances, to 'whst I may say. Give y to mo, then, in this novel situation, to my unskilled voice and hand, your kind consideration. But, #0 far &8 you Buppose mo to possess kuowledgo, or exporience, that may be mado useful in out common interest, and as regards the sincerity of 'my motives and actlons, l})plytha severost touta, Bewaro that those tosts of capacity and fitness aro justly, thoroughly, and honorably applied ta evory man who is willing to sorve you in ofiicial station, Your safety, sua roEllblleall people, do- mands of you to do go. It has boen well uaid that no man should be too delicato to ask for what proporly belongs to him, It 1s an evidonco of weakness; aud whoever lacks tho manlinesy to demand his own, it necossary, soon falls n victim to selflsh and deaigniu;i porsons, and thiy applios to communities as woll as individuals, o far as I havo hithorto boon ablo to serve you, it belug _tho _only Eoluical position I hava over ocoupled, and which waa noithor sought nor obtatuod as & reward for political sorvicos, I can Justly claim your confldence In that I porformed my duties faithfully, and with an earnost pur- pose to produce the result you were seoking. For our botter acquaintanco, it may he propor and of Interest to you that I should staic, in thix connoction, athion Lave boan, aud now aro, not why my sympathios have hoen, and , Nt ||rn{ly "m’fl"?fla peoplo and oppoued to the wrong- ful oppressions of oapital, Until I was 16 youts old I'wan brought up on & farm, and porformod avory kind of labor that falls to tho lot o; farniers’ sons up to that age. Tor sovorn yoars after arriving at mauhood I obtamne ed my living by farming, in Tivingston Couaty, in this State, I, as woll as you, hu\el raluod'corn on wy own Innd and wold it for 16a11d 20 oeuta n bushol, and, in that ox| mmncul learned to know that, if it be tn‘lo that tlhu":l- borer is worthy lor‘hlu'hlm, ho oan't got iy pay that prico, onle‘:r( tfi’::t;‘yunm‘l havo practicod tho praro‘rz: sion of civil engincering, snd have boen °‘|’|'5','§“‘m od with the consirnotion of sovoral ({:;“mu'- notably, tho Iudson Hiver Railroad and tho 080 & Alton Railroad, During my conucotion ‘v‘v‘l‘t’g Jn?u: ‘;wll, wy attoution was nocosNarily