Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1873. ——— 3 THE COURTS. The ¢ XKnickerbocker” troversy Resumed, Con« Avgumont Boforo Judge Drummond for a Roviow of the Caso. The Propristress of the Parker House After o Divorce, Yesterday’s Proceodings Defore the Supreme Court. Judgo Drummond yesterday was occupled with the argumont in tho case of tho Knfckerbooker Insurance Company. Yor the benefit of thoso who may not ro- call tho facts, o briof resume may bo of advantage, ‘Lo firat potition, and that on which the Gompauy wore adjudicated bankrupts, was filed Jao, 5, 1872, T'wo supplomental potitions wore filod,—ono by Bray. loy & Pattorson, and one by Allen & Mackoy, all alleg~ 4ng losses on polictes, oud also containing allegations of preferential payments to Goro & Sporry, The queation was declidod on tho first iwo potitfons, Allen & Mackey belug ollowed to filo thelrs aftorward, Tho orrors assignod are tho verdict of the Jury declding the Oompany baukrupt, cerlain oral intructions given to tho Jury which should Lavo bean in writing, tho ad- misslon of tho supplomental potition of Allen & Mackoy, and rofusal for s continuance, T'ho caso was Laken to tho Clroult Court, but refused o hoaring, on tho ground of wantof Surisdietion, It was thou taken to tho Unlted States Suprome Court, whioro a contrary doclslon was givon, and the cass i now brought back agalu for a review of the decision of tho District Court, which was rendorod over & yoar ago, ‘Mossrs, Grant & Swift and Storoy & King appear for tho Compsuy, Tho first ground of error relied on by thoma is, that tho Court wrongfully allowed tiio peti~ Hon of Allen & Mackoy to bo fled without proof first bolug mado of their claim aguinst tho Com- pany as croditors, Tho denial to thefr potition expresaly negatives tho fuct of thero belng any act of bankruptey committed, or of there belng anything dus 10 potitionors, and calls on thom to proveit, Nono- ticoof the flingof the supplementsl petition waa givon, and ‘the Company was refused » continnance, and was compoliod to go to trial immodistoly. This was orror, Tho last potition was fn tho naturoof s now petition, for 1t alloges new matter, Tho Com- pany, thorofore, woro entitled to the five days' notice, o8 required by law, and, therefors, » refusal wos & ground of urror, By tho Court—T think It would bo error if you wero obliged to go to trial befors tho timo allowod n the act. I dou't think this is & mattor of discrotion. By Mr, Swift—Again, thia supplomontal potition was not filed in accordauco- with Bection 43, of tho nct, which requires that o petiifon should be fllod ethor on the roturn day or on the adjourtiod day, of tho original petition, and this was filed on tho 18th of June, boing noither of those days, Tl next orror ls that tho Gourt taok from tho jury, triad, and declded the question whothor Allen & Mackoy wero creditors, By the Court—What {s the ssue made bofore the Jury 2 By Mr, Swift—The fssuo waa on tho indebtodness and ulno tho act of bankrup toy. The dental negatives tho assertion that suy act of bankruptoy has boon committed, or that it i fudo bied to tho petitionors in manuer and formos allegod. Allen & Mackoy must firat prove that thoy Liad a standing in Court. In thot tliing 1o bo prosumed 7 1t waa a queation on whialy o bad o right to go (o tho Jury, ss we had doniod their ollegation thereof, They wore also compollod to provo that petitionors Wero creditors, which is noga~ tived fn our dendal, A caso in point i3 in xo Skelloy § Bankruptey Regluter, 114, oy o Court=Tlsi wobld dopend on the for of leniul, b Br, Bwift—I think that {8 tho caso in the ordinary form’ of doutal, But even If it was not donied in the firat two petitions, it was oxpressly in tho donlal to tho petition of Allen and Story. Tho verdict and Jjudgment should Do aot asido be- caugo orul Instructions were given to tho jury con- trary to tho late practicoact to ssimilato tho practico in tho United States and Stato_Courts, in which Iattor written Inatructions aro obliged to bo given, ir, Black, on bobalf of the potitioning creditors, alleged in onswer to tho first point of M., Swiftyin reforouco fo a continuunco that the stipulation which proteuded to consent to a continuance, was drawn up by futruders, Mossrs, Fuller' & Smith who signed it haviug no right to represent Brayley & Putterson, whilo Dent & Black were really the attornoys, The act will not bear the construction that s potition must bo filed on roturn day, for a parly by collusion might moke tho roturn’ day after the six months in which it l4 nocessary to commence proceedings lid oxpired, and thon dlumiss Uio ot~ , and thereby throw out any other croditor, Maro- over, the dubtor was not ontitled to s continusice, if it adheres to the State practice, for it.had not filed an afllduvit on which to buso it The continuance is in tho discretfon of the Coust, ‘The petitions on which the caso waa triod were filed (hroe or five months before, and therefors the dobtor necded no fur~ ther ‘iime, and could not be surprised, s the pelition of Allen & Mackey made no figure in the case, The deblor walved ite right to fusisting on o five-day rule by Oling its plea aud demurrer, The Court also had a right to determine whether Al len & Mackoy should be allowed to prosccute. « The stetute allows o party on showing himself to the satis- faction of tho Courta creditor, 10 come in aud proses sute wheu the orighual creditor fuils o to do, It was not & question for the Jury, The Conrt was satisfied that they had a position whiere they could step in and tako the places of tho firat ereditors, and there was connequently no error, 0 Dankruptey Reglster, 200, [ answer to the objuction that thero was no proof of the potitiouers belug creditors, tho bill of oxceptions doca pot claim to Lo a complete lmnucmu of the evidence, aud it will boassumed that the yerdict was supported by ovidence, In the absence of proof to the contrary, Tho statute does not, in roply toanother objection that Gore & Bperry wero not charged os beiug creditors of tho Company, the statute does not require this, The form in Bump's Baukruptey hes been followed, and this waa sanctioned by the Supremo Court, In refercuce to the objection to oral instruetion, the coungel for the Insurance Company had asked an oral instruction, and it is fair to presume that tho instrac.- tions were given orally by consent, If the counsel for dobtor wishud an {nstruction givon they shouldfhave written It out and nsked the Court o to fustruct, and & refusal would have been good ground for error, The most importaut question is, Has substantial justicobeen done? It hasj but the delay the Com- iy lias obtatned Los beon very unjust. For nearly [wo yoara it s kept {ta polley-holdera from tholr duo, sud compelled them to sell thielr clalms, in many fne stancos, for s mere pittauce, whilo it hua done notbing but fight, The procecdings are for ull the croditors. Why, then, when ome lLiave potitioned for an adjudic sution, should others bo driven into court, at the risk 9f loaing all by the year-claune in the policy? The ad« judication should ataud without furthier delay. Tho casa was not coucluded seatorday, but continucd 1l this morning ; the main pointa of argument, how- pror, on both aidoa are given above, ‘DISCORD IN TME PARKEN TIOUSE, Mary A. Hobb filed a bill n the Circuit Gourt yoster- iay against Silas O, Robb, her husband, from “whom she prayed for a divorce, Cnmyllmln‘ in her bill shows that she wae marriod to defendant in 1852, and sinco then has, by Qint of boardlug-house kesping, realized ficieucy of monoy to onable her to start the Parker House, ou the cornor of Madison and Hale sted streots, In hier work sho hns uot been nidod by dofendant, who, she alloges, has not donio onough wor} fopay s boakd, but has frequently besten her badiys In conslderation of which grievances sho file: bor bill of divorce, and obtained a writ_of injunction restraining Bilas frdm intorfering with the buslucss of tho Parker House, which ho Lss rocontly oxpressed a determination to break up. DANKRUPTOY MATTERG, The casea of George Hauslein, Matthias P, Petrio, nd Luclus G, ¥ishor wora reforrod o tho Reglster for nal report In tho cage of Gny Wilson, an ordsr was enterod Ihut McOlellan & Hodgo's attornoys produce their au- ihority to proscoute Euld procesiliug, A motion to dismi3s tho petition was heard aud overruled, An order was ontered in tho mutter of Wardenand Oregen, to anwwer tho potition of Abram French snd othiors in ten doys. * ONIMINAL COURT ITEMS, J, Bridges Jn]mxuml gullty to tho larceny of & quan 41y of loths dress goods aud was somsided for s eiice, Frankand Abe Wilson pleaded guilty to larceny, nnd wera remianded, The former i tho boy who stole four wutchies from Mayo's Jewelry store, Sosopl Gramp ploudod guilly te vleallng »'quantity of furiiture from an unoocupled house. — J, Washam, who was arcastod with Gramp a8 8 partizeps’ crinnt loaded not gullty, was tried, found guilty, sod sen” nced to five yours Ponitontiary, ¥, Wright, . _sneak (hifef, was triod on_a charge of steailng a qumnfi-‘ of jewalry from No, 1071 Michigan svenus, found gullty, and sentenced to elght years Penitentiory, C. 1, Wood, tried on a chiargo of larcony of clath- L, v found guilty nd soutencod to one year Pen- utlary, TIE COUIITS IN DRIEF, Jeanne Francofeo Badollobb yestordsy filed, in tho Buperior Court, & priccipo 16 sult of awiumpeit, sgainst John 3, Muyo, laying damages at 5,000, Houry G, Norton mid Theodore E, Studley yeator- day Blad, $i tho Superlor Court, & pracipo in a ault of ‘asauipelt, agulost Richard A, Piorco, asscasing bis claim for damuages ot $1,600, “I'io American Dairy-Salt Company yesterday suod D\I:S in_tho Buperior Court, o writ "of attachment agalnst Leander 11, Hutlor, whio, they sllego, owes them $400, and Lins doparted from the Bfate with an inton- ton to binder or delay his cruditors, Husan Corcaran yestorday filud & pracips, in e suit of assumpeit, iu the Buperjor Court, sgainst John Hol, Iand, lylng her damagen at $20,000! Chirica A, Malr, of tho firm of G, A, Malr & Co., of thils clty, vynuwmvn] began sult, in the Buperior Uourt, sguinst Willium W, Porking, on & plea of assumput, sboking to securo tho smount of and ntorest dus upon & pronulasory noto of defendant for §1,111, man J, Gago yesterdsy fled, in the Buverior . ita Board of Trustees, and n Qourt, » prmelpo in & sntt of assumpalt, agalnat Hon- Spmin’ Lombardand Fornando Jore, clatming $4,000 nmagen. Davld 1t, Tl yoaterdny fled, In tho Supertor Court, 8 priocipo in a sult of troapnes, against the Ohleago & Northwostern Rallway Compay, clstning $4,000 dam- agos. . Elizaboth Mullor was, in tha Olrenit Court, yostor- day, appolntod guatdiat of Petor and Marla fuoller, Junlors, under au approved bond of $5,000. THE SUPREME COURT, Spectal Dispatch to The Ghicago Tv(bune, OTTAWA, Bept, 24,—Tho Buproms Court mot at the ususl hour, all the Juatices boing prosont, and trans. actod tho following busino DY MR, JUSTIOR AITRLDON, 107~8oth W. Hardin v. Ohnrles Ooticllo, Thers wna amotion o set asldo the order of afirmance in this w0 § sufolont causo i shown in the afMdavit fled, and the order of afirmance {s therofors sot aside, and tho caso taken by the Court, NEW MOTIONS, 27—Alphous 0, Badger v. Tho Batavia Paper Manu- facturing Company ot al.; motion to kot asido order of aflirance aa per stipulation filed, and for leavo to file briofs, Motlon allowed and casa taken by the Court, . 86—John W. Rutishauser ot al, v. The Peaplo ox rel, The Olty of Aurora. Motion to sct nsldo order of affirmance, and for judgment os per stipulation fled lost Novomber, 163—TLeonard W, Edloman v, Abraham M, Byers ot al, Diminution of record suggested, nnd motion for cerilorarl, 167—Fredorick Tomlinson v, Oliver Tinker, Motion by sppellant to fel nsldo ordor of the Court overruling hls provious motion, aud to rouow said motion for leava to filo bill of exceptions, Tho Ohlef Justice—The Gourt cannot entertaln questions sirendy disposed of, Auy motion not pro- viounly decided you avo at liberty to make, 104—Jamea A, Blair v, Henry P, Stalp, _ Motion to pase caso o Lo foot of the docket ns por stipulation ed. 273—Tames Olark ot al, v, Josiah Popoot al. Motion to pass case to the footof the docket, Mr. Eldrldgo—In the case of Joseph I, McCormick v, Wm, L, Hiso, argued at the laat term of tho Court, {hierw scoms to bo & misapprohension of fact in tho n‘anlun zecently filed, and I thereforo desiro permis- sion_to filo suggestions for the consideration of the Court, Tho Chief Juatico—Tho Gourt srill direct tho Olerk to enter tha caso on the dockot, In ordor that wo muy havo an opportunity of considering tho auggeations, M Dickey—T iad supposed thip caro could ot ho heard oxcept, upon petition for robearing; I now des #iro timo In which to present my uggotiona, Tho Chiof Justica—It {8 not a rohearing, It merely » consideration of suggestions, You will have thie necesaury Hme, Mr, Eldridgo moved that Thomas F, Witheow, from the Biate of Tows, bo admiited to practice n this Btate, OALL OF DOOKET, 101=Elisbi G. Jesler v, Willam Gareo ot ol ; taken on eall, 163-olin A, Owen v. Robert Baracon ot ol taken on call, 163—John Fish v. John Leser et al. ; taken on call, 164—The O,, R, L. & P, R, R, Co, v, Johanua Austin, Admintetratrik, &o. ; taken on call. 166—Thomas'Maulding ot al. v. George O. Prussing etal.; taken oneall, 160--Addison Gaodell et al, v. Nolls P, Larecn ot al.; taken on call, 167 Fredorick Tomliuson v. Oliver Tinkor; takon on call, 108—Jonial 1, Bissoll v, William Torry et al,; argued by T. . Dickey 0 betalf of appellco, . {iken on Et 160—pencer & Garduor v. Tho Teople, olo,; taken on call. 170—Asahel Gridloy v, tho Lafayette, Bloomington & Mississipp! Railway Compnny ; faken on call, 171—Oborlcs W, Holdor v, Samo ; taken ou call, 172—Jonathan i, Chieoney v. St ; taken o call, 173_Cnrlcs G. Andorson v, Alics M, Armstend ; taken on call. 174—Mars A, Taylor v, Anton Kean; taken on call 176—Seth . Hardin v, Samuol M, "W, Gouveneu taken on call, 170—Joln V, Ledoyno v. Bonjsmin F. Quimby et al; argued by appeilant {n person, and takes ou call, his caso {nvoives tho titlo to au entire soction of 1and, oxcapt o very suall fraction, in the imuwediats vicldity of tho Giy ¢f Olilcago. 177—Clarence 1. Pock et al, v, The Briglton Com- pany ; faken on call, This {8 n casg fn which the rights of pattive to tho woll kuown Drighton eatate 870 to be tested, 178 Elzabeth L Davenport v. Jobn Karns; taken on call, 170—The Chicago & Towa Railrosd Company v. William Baker ; taken on call, 180—Tho Bonrd of Suporvisors of Knox County v Frederick Ohrlstianer ; taken on call, TO-MORNOW'S CALL, e cull of tho docket to-morrow Will embraco num- bers 181 to 200 fnclusivo. ADIOURNMENT, The Oourt adjourned until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. S S THE HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL. Exercises Incident to the Opening of the New North Wing—Iteport of the Board of Managers—eadings and Addressens ‘At the Invitation of tho Ladics' Ald Society of tho Tiahnomann Hospital, & select company of moro than a bundred persons, asscmbled at that charity, on Tueaday evening, to participate fnn very plensant en- tortalument, and to inspect the now hospital building. The ocension was tho opening of tho north wing thoreof, which & a threo-atory brick, 140 fect In depth, and which will increasa tho capacity of thio hospital by tho addition of scventy-two beds, Tho guests wore first nssembled in the lecture-room, whero they woro entertained with rendings by r, A, C. Burbank, n report from tho Board of Mauagers, and o specch by Franklin MacVesgh, Esq. Mr. Bur- bank's readings cliclted the hearticat applause, sud wore exceodingly enjoyuhle, Tho roport detailed the history of tho ospital cn. torpriac, gave the number of patients (327) treated, the relations of tho charity to tho Relief and Ald Socely, and thereby to the great firo, and sketch of tho Dis= pousary Department, in_which thousands of prescrip- tfons are annually’ mado for out-psticnts; slo, o sketoh of the organization and functions of tho Ludfes! A1 Bociely of tho Hospital, and of tho struggles to se- ‘cure tho $10,000 worth of property now u posscasion of st of tho physicians and aurgeons of tho Hospital, The report concludod o8 followa: “This belng the ouly hospltal of ita kind in tho Northweat, its Board of Management feol that it 1s do- sorving of support, and that it should, a8 5000 a6 pos- siblo, bo mado fréo, Tho ressons Which impel ifs mexor to this conclusion uro (1), the {mmenso pop- ‘ularity of the homeopathie systent of medicine, aud {tn suporior usefulness also | and (2 tho fooliug that tho modical preforancos of poor persons. who are {ll ara descrving of consideration in th Lestowal of charity and that t is wrong to compel o sick man {o submit to o kind of trestmont which Le does mot wont, ond would - not have, if circumstances .wera’ diffcrent, They feol that tho charitis of ‘the 160,000 of tho better class which employa homeo- tby in thia city, and of the more than 300,000 in the tate of ilinois who do the -ssme, would, and ehould, cquip and endow this Lospital 80’ a8 to placo i{s pros- pority boyond a contingency, and to_ open ita doors to #ll who need medical sud sutgical aid, and who prafor ihnt it sbalt bo of this particular kind. Thoy aro quite positivo that, If tho subseriptions of well-to-do Liomoo- potlists were not diverted info other channels, for tho fupport of other charitios, tls ono might floutish a6 o free hospital. And, eince the ratio of thointelligent poor will cortainly ‘increaso in thiu city from year to yoar, thoy feol Iiko urging that tho liberal gifts of confirmed Lomeopnthists siall bo rightfully spyro- printed, and that private practitionors of thig schuol ahall theroby be relioved of tho exira burden which thoy aro now compelled to carry.!” Mr, MacVeagh's address was an aloquent appeal for tho endowment and pormanent establishniout of thia 25 8 freo hoapital, ‘Tho entertainimont, which was in all respects & Hiic- coss, concluded with's walk through tho now, clean, and ‘well-ventilated wards, which wero furnisiied with fresh beds, and a few beautiful chromos and other home-like aitractions. After this came refreshmouts, ‘mutual congratulations, and thea Good-night, —_——— THE CITY IN BRIEF, A largo number of strangors wers presont at the noon prayer-meeting in tho Methodist Church Block, yeatorday. A regular meeting of the Doard of Managers of the Soldlers' Home will be hold at tho Home, South Evaus~ ton, at noon on Saturday, ‘A gentleman nsmed A, X, Berscheck yesterday lost » wallet, containing about $300 in checks, which was found byan honest Lttleinmateof the Newsboys Home, and returned, The boy was rewnrded with %, A epeclal moeting of tho Caledonan Club will bs held Friday evening in the bassment of the eolcl Oburch, corner of Adame and Bsugauion siroots, for the purpose of consldering the quostion of the pur- chous of & ball, John Olark keops & saloon on Blato stroct, called «Windsor Gaatle,* and he atno keops late kours in this caatle, and doles out drink to the thiruty sfier tho mys. tio kour, His humsanity {n this respoct yestorday cost bim a §20 bill, ‘Wat, Robbins and gang were up before Juatice Ban- yonyesterdsy mornlug, and moved for & continuance, ‘which was granted them, This morning they will bo Qsmissod, of course, but it 16 a sourco of gratification to kuow thioy all ind te pass & nigt o s dirty call like other fellows, Thio Oldcago, Rock Tnland & Pacifio Nallroad Com- pauy was fined $100 by Banyon, yeaterday, for ob- structing tho public highway in bufldjng .d.qgm 5 atation on Olark strect, Of courss, tho Board of Pl lic Works did not mako the complaint. Thoy o for ornament, and not use, Mayor Tond anf Supt, Washbuen woro clowted togethor for mora than on hour yestorduy afiernaon, but the substanco of thoir conversation wus not dis vulged, oxcopt thut it rolated to tho Lull affair, An carly docision in the caso may bo resched in couto- auetice, ‘The Times, in Tueaday's fasue, stated that the Board of Publio Works bud fssued notices to ownors of all frame bulldings withiu the fire limits to remove them, or they would be toru down at the ond of slxty days, An theso notices were {ssuod over alz waeks ago, it' in quite in the nature of things that the Ztmea should publish the fact s nows, Abner Kinney had rather go fishing, Almost any one would, for the Bridewcll is not a place ona. from rmfumnco, would chooso nn a rosort, Abner shontd invo thought woll of this befors 1io atolo tho chieats and conlents from two nowsboyn on the Lako Stioro Rond, o muat dofor the placatorial excursion or pay $500 and got out on bafl, So saith Banyon, Gerlificatos to teach in Cook County woro granted to tho followlng persons, aftor {ho dxamination held on Baturdny last : D, A. Lindsay, A, R, Robinson, W. O, Qort, 3. F, Dixon, John Kencaly, i1, M, Skinnor, Divid Mortis, Mary A, 'Hall, cimio 1, Dahl, Flora T, Holn- ek, Mary A. 1fusscy, Magglo I, Woods, Annn E, Ly~ flo, Holen L. Allen, 'Oharlotto L, Reminglon, Haral Huitls, Mrs, A, W, haffor, Robecea E, Blaliop, and Tt, Lohisn Drowneil. The hoxt oxamination will bo hiold on Batuzday, Oct. 18, commencing at 0 a, m. Miko Gullinglism 18 ono of tho alstod strcot gan of roughs and & great rascal, One week ago, * Jusi for fun," o poundod a littlo hoy 13 years ofd very sovoroly, not linving tho lenst provocation. Bunday nIghLLE, In compaty with twa otlor young, villan attackod Donls Ifanlon, & peddler, and tried to rob him, Injuring him quito sovorely. ' On tho first cnrgo io wan Ao $100, aiil o the acpond put undor Lo of $700 to appoar at tho Criminal Court, Thio nction of tho Couneil {n postponing” the voting on tho Qourt-louso plans il Monday oxcited somo comment laat ovening, During tho day thero wore vagiio rumors thit $100 lind beon offared to thla Al derman, $200 to that oo, and it was stated, doubtless without'truth, that Mr, Gny bad made up a purse of $20,000 to bo timed for contingent, oxpenson,” Tos ibly 1t was owing to theso rumors it wan iusjuniated Jast night that Romo who voted for thik postponemont dId it for financial ressons, nnd to enablo outaido par- tles to shiow their hands ond state dofinitely what votos woro wortli to thom, Tho Weat 8ido polleo aro doing nmost oxeollent wark in breaking up a number of low dives in {icr division which are termed European hotels, but which really are tho resorts for tho lowest kinda of biacklegs nnd proatitutes, Tho stranger i8 more caslly decelved by this protens to reapectability under tho gutso of Liolels. Juatico Beully yeaterday said hio considered them the most dangerous class of howses in tho clly, and fined the following perons, who aro keopors of such places: Iattio Hines, No, 14 Wost Rundolph atrcot; Barton Mauzoy, No, 73 Sonth IHalsted ntrect § and O. Hudsou, No. 10'West Rundolph strect, Manzoy and thojumates of hin houss wero flucd $30° each. Iudson and bis happy famnily were sorved $25 cach, nn({\ ‘Hines and retiuus wero fet off on payment of $16 cach, " HYDE PARK. Meeting of the Board of Education- rhe Villnge I'rustecs Got 'Logother, Agree upon an Extensive Wator fme provement, and Let the Contract for the Necewsary ®ipo, Etc, nt 8280, 950,38, At the mooting of tho Board of Education, on Mon« day ovening, thirteen bids wero received for the con- struotion of Cornell School-Houso, aud it was resolved that tho bids be not opensd untll Thursday ovening noxt, and that additlonal bids bo raceived at tho ofiics of Smith & Cobb, Mujor Dlock, Chicago, until noou of that day, VILLAGE TRUSTEES' MEETINO. An adjourned wocting of the Trustees of Hyde Park wan alno liold on Mondsy evening. Tho detailed plous aud specifications for a float- bridge over tho Calumet Rivor, at Ninety-Afth street, 275 feot long, with 35 feot swing, at an eslimated cost of $3,500, and for n bridge st Clittondon's, 103 foot long, were ndopted, and the Suporintendent was or- dercd to advortiso for proposale. ‘The contract for a unjon of interest in tho construc- tion of water-works botween the Town of Lakesud the Villuge of )[‘}'(la Park was presented, read, and consid- erad, and referrod to the Attorney for logal rovislon, An ordinance was adoptod to lay by spectal asseas ment aixteen-inch water-pipea from tho Water~Works ot Sixty-cighth strect to Stony Islund avenuo ; thence north: on Blony Saland avenvo to Sixty-soveut strost; thence weat Lo Woodlawn avenue ; thence, on Sixty« soventh streot, o fourteen-inch pipe to Blato stroct ; thonco n_twelvo-inch pipe north on Blate atreet to Thirty-ninth street ; also, & twelvo-inch pipe on Stony Island svenue, from Sixty-seventh strect morth to Tifty-soventh street ; thonee to lydo Park avonuo, ond north on same to Fifty-first street; theuce an oight-inch pipo on same nventionorth to Braoksatreet; thence weat on Brooks strect to Cottage Grove avenue; thenco north on said nyenuo to Thirty-ninth street, and weat on Thirty-ninth streot to Blato street; to- gethior with all necossary connections, valves, and fire- bydrauts, ‘Men: I, R, Stebbings, W, P. Gray, and John F. Burney wero elected the Commissiousrs to eatimate tho cost of the above, Au ordinnuce wus also adopted for the construction of n sewer on Greenwood avenue, from Fifty-first strect morth to Forty-seventh street, und W, P, Gray, Somuel G, Thoades, and 1, B. Bogue wero dlocted Commissioners on estinmied cost, who subkequently roported an estimated cost of $10,000, The cstimate wae approved, und {ho Presldent was nuthorized to present thie usual petition to the Court for the levy of tho apeclal assessmont. Adjourned to Tucsday ovening, at 7 o'clock, 1COND MEETING. Tho Donrd of ‘Crusices nict on Tueslay evening, ac- cording to adjournment, aud, ofter a three-iours' ses- sion, adopted o contract’ with 0, I, Hequembourgh to furnish ail tho pipo ordored by this ordinanco adopted on Mouday ovening, with oll conuections, stop-cocks, Vulves, nnd thirty-s0ven doublo fire-hydrants, all com- pletety laid and finished aud ready for use, for thasum of $280,089,38, payablo in twonty-year conpon londs of tho Town of Lake or of the Village of Hyde Park, THE SHARPSIIOOTERS. Closc of Their Festival, and Distribu- tion of Prizes to the Successful Conn restants, ‘Thio Sharpshooters' festival, at Sharpshooters’ Park, near Thiornton, came to a conclusion night before lnst, Shooling and bowling ceased at 12 o'clock m., when Mr. Johm B, Garfenman mounted the teps sud said {hat the large attendance during the coutinuance of tho festival had agaln proven that Sharpshooters sill cling to thoir timo-honored motion of unity, It ho looked sround him, and tho different flag and bounora that met his oye, ho felt himsclf cutitled to tho hope that unity and fraternity would refgn supremo among them, He hioped the sssembled Sharpshaoters would joln hands Hiko brothors and stand together, thus creating a united power ngainst which the slavish erowds of “muckers " would havo no desiro to contend, Sbarp- shooting socletics counted tho best men among their numbers, and it was their duty to preserve and strengthien {ho hond of unity smong them, Aftor the delivery of this specch, tho Prosident of o Assoclation, 3. Johu A, Iuck, distributed tho iz TNir. Fritz Strelf, of ighland, Til,, recolved tho firat prize, $60 in cash,” Tho sccond ‘prize, $40 iu cash, was Wou by F. Toggenburg, of Clicago, Among tho olters that distinguished themaclvos and recelved prizes were tho following : G, Benttenmuol~ lor, of Ghicngo: D, Wiggett, of Highiand, Til; T, Hartmann, of Chicago; O, Knmm, of ighland, T, and Gottfried Romnnus, of Ohicago, F. Hartmaun, of Olilcago, was declared prizo bowlor, and roceived {lio firat prize, »_gold waleh, worth $100, and L. Fourstein, of Chieago, received = the gecond riza, 40 n dh, Prize bowlers Luaing and # Bualo ! Xiter recelved nothing, In tho evening tho park was_brilliantly Hiuminated, and a ball was lield in the Jarge ball in the centre, They would hnve duucod all night, but for the iliiber- ality of the raflroad company in refusing to run thoir train after 10 o'clock, The participants did not arrive in the clty until aftor 19 o'clock midnight, —_————— AMUSEMENTS, M'VIOKER'S TIEATRE, The number of persons whose morals were 8o much worso than those of tho charactors in “ Fronche womon " that thoy could havo been improvod by s contemplation of tho fllustrious aggregation of nobility and woaknoss, appears to havo boen smaller than the nomo of Chicago abroad would warrsnt. The goner- onity of tho mansgment in continuing the ploco for the ‘benefit of theso depraved and numorically insignifi- cant croaturca at s personal sacrifico ls duly pproct- ated, Mowever, tho wickod cannotalways have things thar own way, and now we ave promised » mew American drama, by Louls Vlderl adapted tothe Amer- iean stnge by Mr, A, Cazaursn, #Immolation" {s the attractive title of the piece, which ls * a story of do- mostic life, founded on facts,” The publio will miss tho gracofl and polished noior, Mr. Floyd, whosa ivgtock " ongngement with BIr, 'MoVickor onded last week, ‘The ploco will Introdico anco moro to the publio s pleasant uttle lady and accomplishied actross, Mrs, Mary Myers, whoso nbsence from the atuga has ‘been dus to slcknees, Tho cast 4 as follows: Helen Ramsey. JMing Ada Gray Mnry Ramaoy. ... .Mra, Myera Sussnnab Hatoh, * Mrw, Stoneall Botty,... ik Al Vol Gearys Hamsay. ... Commodore Ranisoy. Honry Ramney. Tichard Harke, Vees o Fred, Dock John, W, 3, Soymour Willism. o tever o Mr, Catlos “ Ymmolation ™ will""bo preaentod this oveniug, snd continued untll furtbier notico, THE GLODE THEATIE, This sveniog tio last Tieco to bo portormed by Dr, Palmer's spectacutar organization will be preented at the GloboThoatro, It Ja The Junchback of Notre Damo,” which {a boing playedat the Lycoum Theatre, Now 'York. Tho sttractions of (he Rigls, Girards, and Minn Maggio Niclols remain, ko botof of tha cliarming Rigl alsters Lius been’ postponed until to- morrow evening, and thero s no doubt of its pecuni- ary successs to the two beautiful dansouses., T Planos Cheap, Planos thst havo Leon rented from throoto six montls, Yrices from $200 to$300, Some good socond- Biand planos Iately taken in oxobungo; prices from £125 to $200; Just tho thivg for children beginuing mu. e, whoro pifonts do not caro to purchuns au expen- wive iustrumont, Every plano warranted: will bo taken hack uny time within fivo_yoars, at fullprice Iens ordinury Intorest, in part pay for ' now platio ol our regular pricos, Jtesds Templo of Musle, corner of Dearborn und VauBuren stroo —_— The Ladios will pleasa remomber that thy Grand Fall Millinory opening of Mosars, owes & Proacott will commonco to-ilay, s proviously sunounced, and continuo ta the ond of tho weok, All who miss being at their store, flga "{53 ‘Wabash avenuc, on theso days, will miss a rare B, Rainford J, W, Norris A MURDEROUS RAID. The Notorious Scoundrel John Gar- rity on the War-Path, Several Citizens Assaulted by Him on Clark Street. One of the Viotims an Ex-Superintendent of Police, On tho ove of tho opening of tho Great Exposition 1t 1a unfortunate ta call tho attentlon of tho public to tho scandalous fnofMclenoy of the Polico Departmont, na llustrated in a serios of outrages committed with impunity in ono of tho most important thoroughfsres of the city, by s gang of acoundrols who are well known to tho authoritics, Thatsuch acencs should have beon onncted os dirgraced Olark treet on Tucaday night, ahows very platnly that tho forco 18 thoroughly intim- {ated by tho mon, members of an orgamzod gang of Tufllans, who endaugerad the lives of citizens at that timo, Tho party who figured 80 consplsuously in outraging docenoy + wero Miko McDonald, on fnfatous and des- porato gamblor; John Gatrity, a nhoulder-hitter, Drothor of the notorious burglar Hueh Garrity, now serving for tho sccond time torm iu tho Penitentlary; tho well-known Jotnny Dowling, gambler and despor- ndo, nnd onother mon, nomo unknown, At nbout 8 o'clock In tho evoulng they woro gathored in front of Jako Wolford's saloon, No, 133 Clark atract, only a few doors from Modison, Without o word of provocation, theruflian Garrily, turnod upon an unoffending citizen who was standing mear tho door, and let out at him, pounding 1is foco until tho man was nearly uncon: sclous, and finally knocking him into tho bsement, This done, the drunken rough crossed tho stroot, and, eelzing upon another umarmod cltizen, dealt him & blow in tho faco, which sent him sprawling and stun. ned upon the flags, Tho poor fellow thus suddenly assailed stoggored to Lla foof, and canght at thio lowp- post for support. McDonald walked up to tho Woundod mam, thrust his hat upon his head, ond struck s orm from tho lamp-post, ejnculating, “Loavo go, G— d— you, you'ro nothurt " Tho man egain clutched at tho lamp-post for support, and was agoin beaten down by MoDonald, who, fearing the offect upon tho crowd of the sight of Garrity's victim, endeavored to mako it sppear that “ho was not hurt," A small crowd collocting, the rufians moved awsy, whon furthor promiso of sport appeared fu & phscton, in which wero two womon, Gatrity saw his game, and ondesvored to drive tho vohicle against a telegraph polo, Ono of the occupants, dotermined to defond horaclf, struck at tho rufifan with a whip, and a de- 1ightful sceno ensuied, in which & rough was andeavor- ing to kill two women, Tho nofse and crowd attracted a policeman, who, on learning tho causo of the uproar, turned upon Garrity and told him *this wonld nover do.” The rufisn retorted with an obsceno romark, and the cowardly ofticer taok no further notice of the nffalr. Tho attention of Capt, Buckiey {8 callod o this officer, with recommendationa to bring bim beforo tho Board without a doy's dolay, A fow minuten later the aamo gang had made an- otlier sirike, Garrity had launched ot upon anothor harmless porson, Wells Shorman, ex-Deputy Suporin. tendont of Police, It was the work of but a few moments to inflict such Injurles upon Wells 6s to leave him sensoless sud_bloedling npon the sidowalis, o was faken up and conveyed home by Ald, Gorcoran, An_ezamination of his wounds disclosed a hideons gash upon tho back of his hoad, evidently the work of Drass knuckles, and o cut on Lis loft check nearly threo iuches in fongth, Besides those, wero tho marks of boot-leels on the back of his neck, showlug that the ruflian Garrlty lad #dded fo his 'smusemout by stamping upon his prostrate body, Tho excitoment cuused by thig last outrage warned tho gang to faro for o while, aud they romalued arinklog until about 11:90 o'clock, At that. hour, Mr, 8, J. Mudlil, City Editor of Tz Triwune, left 'the ofiice, and was walking south on Clark streot to tho Paciilo Hotel, At tho northwest corner of Monroo streat, he obscrved & party conslate ing of Miko McDonald, Joun Garrity, Morris Martin, and Jobn Dowling, As ho approached them thoy recognizod him, nud moved toward him, Garrity crossud tho strect, sud, walking at o rapid pace, disaj— pested, The resders will romomber thal some new timbers boye recontly been put up on Clurk sireot, between Mouroo and Adams, for tho purposo of securing the guy-ropes which sustain the dorrieks In uso for the construction of the new Government buildings, As Mr. Modill passod this post, Garrily morgod from bahiud it sud dealt bim a blow with o heavy blunt instrument, evi- dently tho braes knuckics, upon the back of tho lead, Tho cownrdly assalant thon ran in tho direction of 5 44 paia Fully satisfied with thelr ovaning's smusement, el hey bad only relinquielied. becatiso tho nuny: Der of pedestrians at that Jant crew proceedod to the gambling Lell of Watt Rob- bins, on Clark strect, near Monroo, This gambling don, lko others, ‘18 guarded by o watch- mod, who, sfter 'surveying tho party through tho ' nperturo in the door, rofused to admit them, This refusal induced a riot, Dowling snd Garrity produced rovolvers and fired af the door— Xeeper, Tho slumbering police camo up aud ¢ pulled” tho gumbling-liousc, utterly fgnoring (o rafluis gut- wide. Tho inmates, ucluding Robiins, wero taken to tlio Armory, locked up, and fined heavily yesterday morning. O of them, Who gavo the namo of Lrown, was beld In bonds of $500 to nuswer tho chargs of shooting at tho ofiicers, Meanwhile, no stops wero taken to socuro any of tho gang of rough, Who only cscaed being murderers by nccldent and fhat fortuno ‘Which protects bullles aud Tougha in Chicago, Another commentary on our police government, BOARD OF POLICE. A Varioty of Rusiness Yesterduye “The Board of Polico mot, s usuul, yeaterday. -Supt, Washburn made a communication to the offect thut e Dud roceived $10 from Mr, John Wilson, to be given to Ofilcer James Morgun, ss & roward for services in rocovering Mr, Wilsow's horse and buggy; also the sum of $50 from Mr, M. O. Walker, to bo given to Oficer llelnzman, for similar services, Tho Buperintondents recommendation that tho officera bo pormitted to rocolve thelr amouuts, waa concurred in. The Superiutendent further recom- ‘mended that Oflicer Michaol Brenuau, of the Twelfth Trociuct, be_appointod Obief Clork in the Buperin. tendent’s office, to date from Sept. 1, with au adii- tional ealary of $200 por sunum, This rocommonda tion waa also covcurred fn, The question having been preséated by somo of the legal parasitos who hang atound courts to belp people out of scrapes on technicalities, whethier the oard biod a legal right to suspend mentenco over au ofiicor during good behavior, and then dischargo him whon agaln churged with any offeuse, on motivn tho ques. tion wus reforred ta Corporstivh Counsel Tuley, Ttho caso of Oflicer Logan, tricd several du for Intoxication, was takun up, and the ollicer wi tonced to bo discharged from the force, Tho caso of Oflicer Colburn was also taken up, aud ho was found guilty aud sentonced to be brought be- foro tho Doard und bo severely reprimunded, Mr. B, T, Orane, of the Exposition Board of Di= rectors, finving visited tho Fire Murshul, and asked whether the Firo Departmient would stition an en- gino at the Exposition Duilldiug, tho Murshal usked tho Doord fo suthorizo lim to comply with the requost, It was proposed to send the now Colo eugine, ‘which §8 to urrive to-day, und {o pick & compuny of ton from the whals force 10 show our visitors a fiu spocimen of our Fire Depurt- mont, This arraugement will bo very couvenient, sinco thero i8 now wo piaco for # new eogine, The Murahal was, thereforo, authorized to orguniz Come pany No. 23, and wus tld o pick fiue mion for e ompany, Tho Marshal asked information s o the time which the Board had established to change the uniform from Liata to caps, and a2 uo iuformation wae forthcoming, tho Murshul deterniinod to usk the Doord to pass unl grder ki o cliango nu soou 88 practicab. Ad- journed, ‘Cransacted —_— PERSONAL. TOE OITY, . W. Loring, of Doston, ia at tho Pacifle, L. 5, Thayer, of 8t, Louls, fa at the Shorman, J. Q. Hoyt, Jr., of Now York, is at tho Pacifio, Bouator Browiug, of Quincy, Ia at the Shorman, ‘Thomas Decatur, of Boaton, 18 at the Sherman, Gen, John Buffum, of Now York, is at tho 8her~ man, The Hon, Newton Dexter, of Rhode Island, is at the Bhermun, Denjamin Musgrave, of Mallfyx, England, s at the Pacifie, W. W, Brown and famlly, of Corry, Pa,, aro at tho Dacifio. J. V. G, Price and family, of Little Rock, Ark,, aro at'tho Tacitie, Wolearn tlnt e, M. L, Rayne, the accomplishod editor of tho Clifcago Magazine, Is' about to onter tho field ns a lecturor, Bhowill toll what sho knows of “Fuslfon and Folly," & subject which, wa hayo o doubt, abe will treat with her customary sbility, BY TELEGRAPT, Wexona, Tll,, Sopt, 24,—Tho Hon, Marshall McCall, a promsueht oltizen, who fortuer! 1y roproeniod i Caliz, Obio, Districttn tho Btate Leglaluture, is lyiug dangerously il at bis residence in this clty, MISOELLANEOUS, . Wilkte Golltns will duliver hle first locturo in Amer- {ew on the Tt of October, in Albany, Thy secoud will Do glven In Froy, "Tlhe Governor of Michigan has_appointod Frank Qorton to bo Buperintendent of 81, Mary's Falla Bhip Oopal, In placa of Guy I, Carlton, rosighed, ‘Thie Popo has given to tho Indiana Notre Damo Unis vorsity a murble statue ropresonting the Virgin Mary sitting fn wedltation by her spiuniug-wheel, Bocrotary Fish has recently recalled Oonsul Klaup® our was limited, the gal- | recht, a Gorman-American, from Shltlfinrl, and ap- pointod in hin placo E, O, Snmmis, o Florlda niegro. When {lioDuko of Edinburgh visited Dirmingham tho ather day, n forvid old lndy eibowed lier way to the front of Lo crowd, oxolalming, “God bless youl How's your dear motlior? Mea, Pattoraon, who presided over fha domentio economy of {ho White Houso during tho term of ler fatlier, Audy Johuzon, han ndded now lusire to her Inurela by Laking tho promium for the bost buttor ot & Teunesco far. Mrs, Hognn atios the Oty Marshnl of Dos Moinos for $10,000 dnmages for killing & dog in Lior_yard, Uieroby causing hier gront torror, & promature confinoment, and tho bieth of & dead ehild, Tathor Hyaclatho has advancod a step furthior fo- ‘ward Proloatantiem, na o now denies that thore are any materinl chiangos in tho Euchnrist—lho * pres- ence™ {s a spiritunl, not o corporeal, ono, T, L. Cronnso, long atinched to tha New York Tintes, hus withdrawn from lifs position as its Wasli- ington correspondent, in order that ho may arcent an angagoment with Mosirs, Pago, Kiddor & Flolokier, coal-tar distillers, ‘Tho Intest two expeditions in_soarch of the North Polo—Mr, President Grunt's Polaris Expodition by wator, and Mr. Joy Gooke's Northorn Pacifio Expedic tion by Iand—have both collapsed simuiltaneously, Tho coincidence 18 curlous, but instructive,—S¢, Louts Topudlican, Qen, James Bhidlils, formerly of this Rlato, now of Oarrolton, Mo,, has replied to an invitation to deliver an address at a reunion of veterans of tho Mexican War, ot St Louls, Oct. 5, that tho offocts of au nceldent fromt which ho siffored’ some timo ago will not por- mit 1im to do so, Tosa Winans, tho Baltimore millionaire, hina Just coma leted, n the sputhwestern part of (hat'city, 118 brick Ruvelithg.housen, four. atorica Digh, suitnbls for fame {liea in moderate ciremnatances, all of tho hiouses heing Inid off and built alike, and_possossing_unusunt ac~ commodations for dwellings of their class, Thoso Tiouses cost at_lenst 500,000 in all, snd will accommo- dato about 1,500 people, ’ Sttt WO MR AN APPEAL TO MR. GOODRICH. Tu the Editor af The Cldzagn Tribune : Bm: T sco by yosierday's TamuNe *that Todino will not appear nt Doxter Park at the mext or any fu- tnro meating, 80 long s tho prosont managers of that institution remafn i authority.” Tho treatmont of Bodine at the July meoting fs suflicient reason for Mr, Qoodriclya refusal to nllow Lis horeo to appear noxt weok. Sll, 1n tho Iuterest of those who will come a good way torees n pqiiaro, and speedy raco, f hopo Mr. oadrich will be induced to roconsider bis determina= ton, and allow his very spcedy horso and gentiomaaly dgiver to appear next week at Doxter Purk, ‘GaLeenuna, Iii,, Sopt, 23, Fam Pray, e e o COAL SALES. New Yon, Sopt, 24.—Tho Delaware, Lckawanna & Woatern Raflway to-day nolil 90,000 fons of Scranton conl at {lic following pricos ¢ _Steambont, 10,000 tona At $1.00 to $4.8214: grate, 20,000 tons at §5,00 10 5,25 ; egp, 12,000 touw at $3.35% 0 3505 ; stove, 36,000 fong st 35,95 to $5,3734 ; nut. 2,000 tons at $4.70'to $4.723, All Cash, The Public Library of Keutucky offers only cash gifts, and proposes to pay them by checks on the Farmera and Drovers' Bauk, on the day of prosenta~ tion and witaout discount, ' For full particulars, sce 'TRIBUNE, next Saturday. MARKETS BY TELEGRAFPH. New York Financinl News. New Yonx, Sopt. 24.—In Wall stract tho day oponod with an unsettled feoling, in counequenco of the sus. ponglon of owo & Macy, bankers, and Brown & ‘VAuun, gald-brokers: but thors was very littlo excite- ment, Later su improved foeling provailed, whon the Olearing-House meeting ndjourned, Moucy'sbout 1 poe cent per diom; Forolgn oxclisnge dull and nominal, Prime bankcrs® rates wore matked down to 107 for 60 days, nud 1073 for short sight, Good bills cotld Lo bought for much less, Come merelal bills sold at 104, Gold s Leon netive, finctunting during the day bo- tween 1113 and 1123¢, end closed at 111%., Corrying Tates hovo boon 6 aud 7 por cont, and iiat for bor- rowing, Clearings, $20,000,000, Tho Assistant Treasurer dinbursed £321,000. The offerings of United States bonds to the Trons ury have been slow ond logging, only $2,011,760 lav- ing bosn recelved. 1In tho sircet, o atroug demuand for all clusscs of United Btatea bondy, for cash, o bren noted, though, of courac, the offerings were slim, “Che quotations wero t Unlted States s of 1881, regiatored.. 115 bid United States 6-203 of 1865, coupons 114 bid United States 5-208 of 1807, coupont 116 bid ‘Unitad States 6s, 5-205 of 1808, coupo! 115 bid Thio Cloaring-TTouse Gommilteo isancd £3,500,000 in loon-certificatcs to-day, muking totsl thua’ far sinco Mondny morningof $12,500,000, Thoassurances glven by fouding dry goods houees, nnd thouo Intorested In other branches of ‘commerc that no trouble exists fn thoso departmonts despito the vurious reports, have dono much iu_alleviating tho condition of Wull street, and in & moasure account for the quieter stato of ailnirs, “Tho exports of praduca for tho weok ending yeater- dny nmouated to $6,501,318 (currency values), being an Increaso over last week of $114,900. the corresponding perlod lust year wero 5,283,123, and 428,160 in 1571, Tho total oxporta sinco Jan, 1, This year, nro $204,673,257 aguinst §161,786,082 Iast soar, and $168,030,955 n 1871, “Tlic eable ' dispatch nnnouncing the suspension of tho firm of Clewe, Halbceht & Co. hiad no cffect on tho street, Tl fecling on the atreet continties strong- Iy in favor of keeping tho Stock Exehaugo closed § in fict, this moosure is nbaolutoly necessary fo savo 'any fresh excltoment. Thoro was tho usual crowd on iroad stroct toiny, and frregular dealings in stocka contiuued, It {s ' utterly impomaible to give oven an shproximato ldea of the corso ‘of pricos, na dealinga were 1w no wall deyreo felitious, Btotks wero offored at all orts of prices, and id for fu the samo_monner, simply for cfiect, At tho close tho following priccs wero current on tho street: The exporty for Bid, Asked, Now York Gentral & Hudson 88 89 arlem. 104 GIOAY ... Lake Sbore. 5 Wabasb,. ... 0 @4 Northwesiorn,. 38 @8 Rock Teland. o000 804 BY Oblo & Minsissibpt.. 237@ 19 Uaion Paciflo. K8 @19 C.0.&L0C..... b Tunnibal & 8. Jo,.. 19 “Weatorn Uufon Telegrapli.....s 53 @ 60 5 Paclfic Mail..... 28 @9 Tho duy closed with signs of encouragement. The Mol says s ¢ Everything isat a stand-still in Wall utrect, including the panic Steclf ; and it ia boped that the tide will soon eet in the direction of Lighier prices aud bettor fecling generally,” Foreign Markots, LoNDo, Sopt. 24—5 p. n,—Amount of bulllon with- drawn froi the Bank of England on balanco to-day, £108,000. Cousols for moncy, 92)¢ ; on account, 93; Bonds—5-208 of '65 and of 67, 055 ; 10-40s, 003 now 58, D14, Erle, 4445, Livenroor, Sept, 24—6 p, m,—Cotton easlory middling upland, 9 ; Orleans, 9d, Reccipts, 10,000 bales ; American, 4,800 bules oulation and export, 2,000 balcs, Corn, 326, Other articles unchanged, "FrawxronT, Sept. M,—5-208 of '62, 0634, . Pans, Bopt, 24,~Rentes, 671 17igc. Tuffalo Live Stock Market, BosraLo, Sopt, 24,—CATTLE—Receipts fo-day, in- eludiug reported arrival, 4763 total for the woek, 7,681, Tho market still continues st a dead-lock, with no salea oxcept to supply the local demand, Duyers are still undecided how to act, It was thought trude would take ita usual course to-day, but the reported failure of Clews & Co, caused aunothor set-back, Tho yards are full of stack, most of which, it is thought, will be shipped East in first hands, Prices to the local trade are no criterfon of market, Bales including 16 Tilinols steors, avoraging 1,360, at $5,75 ; 14 Ohlo steors, nveraging 1,360@1,485, ut $5,15; 163 Indiann steors, aversging 1,101@1,343, nt $4,.60@6.50; 30 Michignn alocrs, averaging 886@1,105, at $3.75@4.25; 50 Canuda stgers, averaging 1,079@1,161, at $4.25@4.50, HEER AND Lais—Iiccoipts to-day, including re- ported arrivals, 245; totol for the iweek, 985, No sales, Canada lambs held at $5.00@5.60; Canods sheep at $5,00@5,50 ; Wostern shecp at $4.00@4.75. uoan—ltccd{liu to-day, including reported arrivals 495 ; tatal for tlie wouk, 1,845, Tho hog trade 18 leas! affobted by tho financial panio, Dealers are siiff, and although ourroncy Ia scarc, movo tholr hogu on drafta. On yeatorday ovar 4,060 were pold, To-dny trado was activo at 100 per cwt advance on_yostorday's iicee, wity s atr prospeat of tho pomy belag cloarud, nlos were 2,000 Illinols, Ohlo, and Indiana hoge ave eraging 105@360 1bs, ot $4.00@14.85, New York Dry-Goods Markot. New Yonk, Bopt, 24.—Tne trade movement wss very slow with agents, but thero was a fuir jobbing distribu. tion, " Thera in o panfc i tho dry-goods trado, but & calni and confident fecliog exlaty, aud all rumors of fallurea are utterly groundless, Trices for cotton and woolon fabrics are steady ; prints in fair demund snd short supply ; wool and cofton flanncls moderately ac- tive aud firm’; forelgn and domestlo dross fabrics in atoady roquest ; shawla quiet, The Wool Trade, Tosrow, Sopt, 2¢,—The demand for wool has fallen off, awing to the fnanclal troubles iu New York; transactious aro emall; triple-extra and plek-lock Ohfo and Pounsylvauis, 60@050; doublo-oxira do, 54@650; medium and vxtrs, 60@530; Wisconsin an Michigan flecces, 47@lo;' combing and delafne fleaces searce, and higher pricos expected ; now quoted at 65@050, Plusburgh 011 Market, Prrrepunan, Sept, 26.—Tho crude oil market Is dull; nothingloing’; nominally §1.05@1.30, Refined markot—Dusinees at & staud ; 10 quotations ; quoted yeatorday at 163@100, The Produce Markots, NEW YORK, New Yonr, ept, 24.—Corron—Nominally lower ; middiing uplindy, 16, BuEADSTUFFA—Tho mouoy panis bns blocked buale news, Bhippers ennuot woll exvhango, und thero i lunllt" enongh dulng ot the Produco 1xcliango (o os- tublish pricen, Cush buyers ean_ oltain material con- o-wmlon, Flour 1 quolod 10G15 lower, Rocuipts, 12,000 brls uperfine Western and Stato, $3,30@5.00 § common {0 good oxtra, $0.40@0.00; “good 1o cholco do, §6,05657.25 3 whitd whivat oxtru, $7.00(38,10 § Oblo oxtras, $0.40@8,10; Bt, Loulw, $0,00(10.05, Rye flour and corn-meal buchanged, Wheat dull und low er, Recelpts, 206,000 bu Iown npring, $1,40@1.42 No, 2 Clilesyo, $1.41@1.43¢ No, 1 Milwatikee, $145@1.47; while Westorn, $1,70, i car lots, Tye, barloy, an malt unchanged, Corn leavy and lowors rocoipts, | 69,000 bu: steamer Weatern nifxed, 62@8303 sall do. 04@%0; yollow, 61@Go, Ontn_qutct, with light nup- ply; recolpts, 13,000 bu'y mixed Weafern, 62@64e, Enas—Yirm; Western, 271@28¢, 1tors—Quiet'an firm } 40500 for crop of 1673, Qe LTATHER—In falr dolnand st 71@i0o} Orfnoco, 547350, ‘Woot—Quiet, firm, and unchanged, QorrEr—Quit ; Rio, 21@2o, 1es—Sugar qoiot § moiassos and rico dull and TETIO; TunrenTixe—Dull at 40@40kc, Provisiowe-—Pork qulol aid lendy; nere mens, LeuM—Dull and nominal, 17,60, Beef and cut meats unchisnged, Middles qulct § Iougeiea, e, Lard w3 od Woston aias, & 20, w‘xmn Aam Oueron—Unchanged, ‘maxy—Lower and heavy ol cash, hUFRAL, A Durrato, Sopl. U.—Market gonorally unsottiod, ‘Valiiss cantiot b acortainod ; buyern and sellors fiold off for moro settled condition of tohcy § ouly alo ro- Torted, 60,000 bu Ohio onta at 40c lots, Faktairsntoavy and nominal nb i4o for wheat, and 1o for corn, OINOINNATI Ornomazy, Bopt, 24,—DBREADRTUFFA—Tlonr dull and lower at'$6,00@7.10, Wheat dull and nominal, Corn quiet nt 550, 1iyo steady at 84@85c, Oate quiot and unchanged, Barley firm. ProvistoNs—Quict; not cuiongh dofvg to Justify aquotations, ‘There 18 nathing pressing on tho markol sl sucs rdors an ovo lioro ara aumiting o qulstar and Bettor defined atato of financial affairs in other cities, Wittary—Uscttlod § ealc ot 00¢, TOLEDO. Totzno, Bopt. M.—BnrADsTUFER—Flonr dull and unchanged, Whent unscttied and lower; No, 2 white Wabnsh, $1.60; No.d do, $1.44; amber Michigan, 41,58 Beptomber ; $1.30@1.59% for Octaber; No, 1 red, §143: No, 2 do, for_Kopteinbor, $1,35@1,0, Cornl unsottled nd lowr ; high mixed, eash nnd ‘sciler Sop= tembor, 47303 October, 48@4S%0; low mixed, 400 cashi ; flo grado, 46c. Oats dull fnd uominal. FREIGITE—D I and unchanged, Broerera—¥lour, 8,000 bels; wheat, 22,000 buj corn, 24,000 bit; _onts, #0,000 by, ButpsirnTs—Flour, 1,000 brls; wheat, 10,000 buj cora, 13,000 bu ; onts, 700 b BT, LOUIS, 8r. Louts, Bept; 24.—BurAvsTurFa—Flour, dull, unneiticd, lower, and Irregular; cannot give reliabls uotations, Wheat flat ; & few small lota aold at o de. clino : No, 2 apring offered at 0le, with oniy 000 bid: o, 3 red fall, $1.25, closing at $1.20}¢ bid. " Corn dull, unsottlod, and lower : No. 2, 30¢ canh or Boptomber § 4130 Oclober, Oatn dull, unscttied, and lower + cat Tofs No. 2, 523830 ; round lota, Me, ' Barley dull, un. settled, and lower ; No, 2, $1,30@1.35. Rye llu.l( and unscttlod at GH@0RS, Winsry—Steady nt 950, Provistons—Dork lower nt $16,76@10.00. Bacon Aull and lower ; therot# only o very amall ordor trade, Lard ; no_sales, Hoas—Dull at $.0004.35. OarrLe—Tittlo dolng, and unchanged. NEW ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS, Sopt, 24,—~BneApsTUrrs—Flour dull on accolnt of the quarantines, but some demund for Cuba snd Great Britsin ; doublo to treble, 1@7%0 ¢ family, 8%@8%c. Corn light in supply; we quoto whita at Oata ; lnpr\y fair, ond denuind moder- oo at 48/:@520, Bran dull ot 87, TAY—Sipply and demand moderate; prime, $22,00 @24.00 ; cholce, $20,00, ‘Provisions—Pork dull at $17.00, Dry salt meats quict; fhouldors, 9o. Bucon entiraly notnjus salen, Lard dull ; tierce, 83;@0¢c; keg, 10@10Xc, GnocERIEA—SNgar—no movement, Molusscs—gome new recelved ; nokl at $1,05@1.21. ‘Wasky—Dull ; Louisiana, 960; Oincinnatl, $1.02, CorToN—Snles, 116 bales, divided nnong wix buyers, 'Tho market {s complotely unsettled ; movements sus. ponded by lack i oxclisngo, and buslacen fnauticlaut 0 scrve as & boals of quotation, DETROIT, Dernorr, Sept. 4, —Breansrurrs—Flonr quiet and unchanged, Wheat oxcited nnd lower ; oxtra, $1.52% @1,65: No, 1, $1,40@1.49 } No. 2, $1.40. Corn steady 8t 48@40c. ' Oats dulland lower nt 34@47e, ULEVELAND. CLEvELAND, Sept. 24,—DREADSTUPFA—Markota nll wery dull; nothing doing In grain, and no reliablo fig= urea ean ho given, YETROLEUM—FIrm and unchanged, PHILADELPHIA. PHOTLADELTAIA, Sept, 24.~UneADsTUFFA—Flour Firmer ; Stato and_Oldo aextra family, $7.50@8.,00, Wheat dull; red, $1.55; ambov, $1,58@1.00; No, 3 spring, $1.43 5 white, §1.70@1.80," Corn steady; yel~ low, G0o; mixed Wostern, 04@05¢. Rye, BI@B7c. Oath stendy ; at 48@610 jmixed, 46)@H0c. PETROLEYy—Scarco and irm ; crude, 18 @1Tc. WrsEY—$100. To; refined, BALTIMORY, Dusoitons, Sopt. 2. —Duesroera=Floue dul and inehanged. Wikeat dulf ; Ohfo nnd Indinna rod, $1.40@1.60, Corn nominal; mixed Western, 60c, Ot el mizad Weslors, 4 whit, doe, o quiet, Y Pnovisions—Dull and unchanged. Corrre—Nothing dolng, Wanisicr—Firm at 98, BurtErR—\Westorn unchanged ; prime very scarce, OSWEGO. 0Oswrao, Sept. 24,—BneADSTUFFA—Wheat quiet ; red winter, $1.67. Corn quict at GI@G4c, NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE POPOLAR SCIENCE NONTHLY, CONDUCTED DY B. L. TOUMANS. NO. XVIIL, PRICE, FIFTY CENTS. Contents of No, 18, for October, 1. Sllk-Worms and Serlculture. Quatrolagos. (Nlustrated,) I1. Montal Scienco and Soclology. cor. 11L, A National Unlversity. By Prosident Ellot. IV, Agassiz and Darwlalem, By John Fisko, V. The Primary Concopts of Modern Physieal Scienco. By dJ. 1, Stallo. VI, Fiuding the Way atSea. By, R. A. Praotor. VI1. Sccular Propheoy. 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L, Buildor of the HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE ‘With Harris'Patent Improvoments, Boud for Circulars 'A 90-horse Engino i on uxhibition at tho Cinciunati Ex. position untll Octobur 4, and & 60-horso Engino at tha Loulavillo Ezposition untit Octobor 11, N. Y, BI PERFECTION! BOEKER'S BITTERS. Bewure of Counterfelts. FTAIRBANKS BTANDARD SCATHS 0 OF ALL HlZlf&s 46 7,22 TATRBANKS, MORSH & e 100 A%D 18 LAKEST, i By Prof, A, do. AMUSEMENTS. HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE, Coruor Halsted and Hartison-ats, For ort soason, commoncing Thursday, Boptambor 28y DAN MORRIS & HOWORTH'S Hihernica, or Tonr Throngh Irelaud. DAN MoRUIR tho Dublin Car M Rk VORI R v, Tty O'Contior oad Mayor Modill's lotter frum Froland in day's Tribuio, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. THE PARLOR HOME OF COMEDY. Monday, Sopt. 2. OREAT SUCORSS of Bartlo Oninpbolls arapite ploturu af Jafo at tho S Side, " PERIL; Or Love at Long Branch! Fxoiy Lvoning and at tha Wednealny and Saturday ngirv’{rln,r-’g[u, Nikhcly roceivad with T UNDEIS OF AP: T rohonranl—MAN AND WILE, Iu_proparation—Hariloy Campholl's Intost—1IEARTS, M'VICKER'S THEATRE, Prailitction of an ontiroly now Amorloan Play, by Louls Yidor, bolng & tory o Domestlo Jdfo, founded on facts, ontitled IMMOLATION. Misn Ay Gray, Men, Mory Myors, Mra, Stoneall ai Moners, 0'Nell, Norsls, Tock, Rafutord, anid Sormons Do st fivory Gvoutig thin wook Aud SATUNDAY MATIN . i Ttelionrral-SARATOGA. ACADEMY OF MUSIG. IMMENSE BUCOESS of tho Grand Histarical Bpeotao. ular Deamn, AMY ROBSARTI With Amerlen's Dramatio Queen, MRS, D. P. BOUVISERS, IN THE TITLE ROLE. 3 crowdod ani tho peoplo dolightod. Positivels only, Soauco aeats in season. MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Dlotrog-st., butweon Dearboru aud Siate. Alington, Cotim & Kembles Hinstoels, Flrat wook of tho Sonsnfional and Pictorial Skotch of LIFE ON T FRONTIER, In whigh every mzmbor of the Company will w Bolby Noweonth, Mackin and Wilsyn. Fraest T illy Rice, Maater G. Davonport, Willlam Arllngtom, Ban Colton, and J. 12, ‘iKgmbio 'in’ Now Speelaltics, Eyery ovenla and Saturduy Matineo. Look out fo ATKEN'S THEATRE, GRAND SUCUESS OF THE NEW COMPANY. Entire Uhango nf Pragrammo this Wook, ~ First tima of the Burlesque ontitled the THIBVES OF BAGDAD. MUSIC HALL, Olatkest., opposito Shormun ilonso. This now and elozant Hall oan bo had for Concorts, Lecturcs, Convontions, Balls, and firat-class Entortainmonts. It is convenient of accoss, ndmirably lighted, and tho noous- tioproperties are porfeot. Beating capacity 1,800, Beats movable and numberod. For torms, otc., opply ab n Building. . DR, KAHN'§ Waouificent Auatomical ~ Nnsemm, From Now York, of NATURAL SCIENCE and ART, No. 148 South Clurk-5t., near Madison. Tickots, 80 cta. " Tor gontlgwen only, Doors opon from 9 . m. ta10 b, m, GLOBE, THE PEOPLE'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT, and Saturday Matinoo, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Friday, BENEFIT OF BETTY RIGL. MARTINE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. SOUTH _SIDE—1010 Indlana. WEST SIDE—53 Adn-st ARE OPEN FOR _THE SEASON. e e e CONVICT LAEOR. OFFICE OF TER Kansas State Penitentiary, ‘Loavenworth, Kan., Sept. 5,1873. Tholabor of 261 convicts, or whntover may not by employ. od by the Stato on buildings awl necoissry work about thyo Peison, 18 offered to the highiest biddor, Thoro aro now 310 convicts it tho Drison. Soventy aro ab tho presont timo omplosod in manufacturivg wagous, buggles, and carringon. faktios omploying tho laor. will ba allowed to pureia euch branchos of manufacsuring ns thoy dosire, and that arg moually carried ou I othor Punitentinrics, "Ofors will o rocoivad for 60to miy number that may be luhéu:l. to contracting In the Prisan, “I'io shops now rendy: for accupancy aro as followa: Ono ‘brick shop, 185a60 feot, 2-storles in hielkht, of 13 feot each, tiu roof, with & now &-hioeso power onging and boller « cupsing ano ciid ot this hulldlng f two suparate roon this bufiding i+ now used as biacksmith, and_wood-worl sliops for the manufacturo of wagons, &o. Diroctly at HIIHE anles with this buidime Is & otoctory ek Shom, 15x50 feot, for hlacksmith shop, with blucksmith forgas In tho contro, with sinta roof. ‘On thio samo ling with thls are two shop rooma of 200525 fogt. "Thio necotsay hoating pings will bo put in shops. The cantraotor woul at hiis owa ld bo mluflrcll to heat the sh oxponso, unless othorw contrat, "All stiops and tho bollor and englne aro now and i por- feg ordor, ‘Cantractors to commonco work by tho Bth day of No- vembicr, 1875, or a8 soun thoroaftor a3 would bo possiblo, and continug for a torm of years to bo sgreed upon, au nat to gxcoed ton years. T¥ivo hundred dollnra (3500) fn_curroncy or bankabla paper must bo deposited with oncki bid, as & socurity tor camplylng with bld it award is inade, ‘I'hie contracting partios will bo roquired to [zlru bond for tho faith{ul porformanco of their coutract fh tho sum of ton to forty thousand dollars, or sich n sum in pros portion to tho number of convicts employod. ‘Paymonia fur tho labor will be requirad to bo made monthly, by tho 10th dov of each month succovding that e \whioh! tho Iabor wus porforuiod. Contractars will notho requirud to pay forany timo lost hy reason of sickness, or whilu convicts are confinei fu their ‘Golls undr punisliuont, but convicts will bo allowed to Datlin, shawy, ano tho Rurgonn, and recolve visits from srionds In accordanco with tho Fules of tho Prisou, with= out any dedustion for lost time un that account. mAn B;Drl‘lllw nllnfim (9) bours durlng tho yoar will be con. sidered A day's or, “ATIbida t6 bo aoalad, and will be recelvad uatil Sa'clock P, the 16t day of Octoher, 1813, ‘iiidiliors nro roquested to bo presont at_ aponing of bids. “Tho right {a rosoeved to rojoct any o all bids. Thio Kansns Ponitontlary Is Jocatad five milcs south of Jeovouworth Oity, ‘on " fho Leavemvorth, & Laweocy Tiranoh of tho K»aéas Pacitic Ratlway, rondoring rafiron communication wusy, Cvalenn bo had from tho Leavon: Worth coal mine {n any auantity. ‘Any furthor information may be bad by addrossiug the Wardon, Leavenworih, Kausas, to whom all bids aro ta be nddeossod, By ordor of thio Board of o agroed upon at timo of waking EDUCATIONAL, Family and Day School, NEW YORK CITY. MISS BRACKETT and MISS ELIOT will roopen thelt school for girls from six to twonty-one, Wednosday, Sept. 24, at 117 East Thirtyelxth-st, Givls fitted for auy Col- logo._Rafer to Rev, Roliart Collsor, Chicao. EDGEWORTHSCHOOL, MRS, BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL, 873 W.ABASH-AV. Geruian Boarding and DaySchook .fi'fidxfi-fff'{ém.’.‘ " dutior of ‘tho MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENCH SCHOOL copens Sopt. 17, Tio only one fu New York whora B St i 1n Dl Sapurior Inglish odiotion. Drawing, Latin,"and Stuging fmslada tn the tuiti Tieavdeks hive an etollont homo. For Girculars, 35 Wost !‘lltl'fll'l by perm Mr. 2, T Pallnh, O s e T ira: 0. 11, Bt Quinoy, 11 - SieGinuls W 0 roland, 1. 1V, Suclo, Ci St (OWIAGE TILL BEMINARY_FOR YOUNG L. & Ponghkoopslo. N. Yo Susionnd tha fine ar rueiatiys - Crna Hop 0. 0. WEISELL, Peln pal and Propriotor, MY, O, dn SILVA AND MRS, ALEX. BRAD- MR rnvets Mes. Onden Uoifuaie) Engiishy French, and Germai 1inardtig snd Dis Hohool for touug Juiion st ohildrom, 17 WonLHirty-litivats, Now Yorks Tooons Bepicwnor ¢, Applications. tiwy be mads a8 above, 188 NULRTLEYR WOARDING AND — DAY M 'Shool Tor Yonng Ladive, Farrstown on tho Mudson, ‘will roopou S i BIGNUTL AND MADAME GUANTIRNI BEG loava to futorm their frionds that tioy ara tow Dro- parod 10 forin day classes for adiss, and ovening classce i gentlemon, 't o, modurn Ikncugos nad musiol Ironeh, Gernian, and Talian constautly spokon in the family,” No. 13 Twolfth st FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. _ $5 Packages oF FRACTIONAL CURRENC YOI BALE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE.