Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1873, Page 3

i THE COURTS. A Defective 'Sidewnlk Results in a Sui Against the City. Marensi Enjoined from Stealing Gunther's Thunder. A Lady Speeulator Goes for er Apgents, Yesterday’s Proceedings Beforo the Sn- preme Court at Ottawa. Patrick O'Malley yesterday flled o declaration »galnst tuo Clty of Ohfengo for $5,000 dame sgea. Tho plalntiiT claima that on tho Bth of this month the sidewnlk on tho soutlicast corner of Divis- fon and Crosby strects was out of order nnd somo boards gouo, and that it waa the duty of tho city to keop it in ropatr, In the cvening, between 8 and 0 o'clock, O'Malley was passing along enld strcot, nd, In tho darknes#, fell into tho iolo and broko his leg, and hiaa beon obliged theroby to oxpend $500 for baving it hoaled, THE SEYMOUR MILL OABE, In tho caso of Beymour agaiust Clayton, in which complaiuaut fraded o mill to defondant and recolved 1n exclinuge furm,greoing to pay tho difference, abont 8,700, in cnsb, or glve & morlgage, which Lo fuflod to do, n docres waa ontered by Judgo Gary, It was or- derod that complainant should give to (o Mastar o deed for Clawson 1f ho should fulgll tho decreo, That Qlaweon liould pay one-Afth of thie wholo amonnt im~ modlutely, with iuterest on tho wholo from tho making of tho coutract to tho dato of tho decres, and -shonld givo o mortgngo aud four notea for (b remainder, ‘payable In four annnal instalments, with fnteroat, THE BOSTWICK-HESS AGALN, - Mary A,, William C., sud Frederick Dodgo, and Jocl Eaton, fled thefr pleas and answors in the Bostwick case, donying any knowledgo of Dostwick’s claim at th 1o of tielr purchases, and asserting good falth in their actions, and that the option given to Bostwick to purchaso was never recorded. M, Robey, for come plainauts, fled two voluminous rolls of excoptlons to the suswors of Boujamin F, Smith snd L, W. Slons snd wife, Tho exceptfons ailego and sot ont certain portions of tho Biil to which dofondants have not epecifically nuswered, set out cortain nllegod frivoloun pctaor tiis anewers, and deny that thost defendants vo shown whot nterest (hoy havoin tho dleputed promiscs. Tho exccplions amount {o about seventy ‘Dogod of mingled manuscript nnd printed matter. A LADY BrEQULATON, A sult wus commenced romo timo' ngo by flling a raicipo by Aseauth C, B, Clappagainst Furounet & Co. om tho decluration flled yesterdny 1t appoarn that do- fonduuts wero comtniusion” merchunts hero, and that ut different e in July and Augunt lnst tho plaintid employed thom to buy Wheat for her, at tho same timo depositing o marglu, Shio authorized them to mako otlo purchaso of 10,600 bushele at $1,073¢, another of a Mko amount ot $1,10, nud othiera at $1.13 and $1,13 per Dushel, all to bo ‘delivered ot kellera’ option during Septomber, Defendants fatled to il thelr contract, nud plantift clujms sl bus sustained $5,000 dameges thereby. A BWEET AUIT, Tho Expoeition, with all its good Las apparently Brought somo ovl with it, judging froma bill fited by Oharles F, Gunther, tho celobrated candy manufactur- or, ogainsi Carlo Marcnisl, Gunthor claims that Mar- enisl hasnstand in tho Exposition Bullding, snd around it soveral flags of alyme, markod * O, Matensh orlginal maker of Gunthicr's candics,” but Emuun‘ clafins that Marenfel i not aud novér hins boen tho maker of Gunther’s candics, though o was ot ono time employed by plaintff, Plintfl also clatma that bis roputation, which s good and _widely oxtended, ia guich burt by these misreproscniations, and nsks ‘an Injunction, agafust -dofendnnt, to onjoln him from using piniatils numo, Tho fuunction was granted by Juidgo Willtums, urider a bond of $1,000. eniuxaz counr, Tho_caso of E. 8, Grifliths, arrestod for assault on NMrs, Gunger, wus continiied _again, Mra. Gunger not ‘making er appearance to testify. Thomas Benderand John Snyiler wero tried for riot, convicted, and remanded for ronfouce, COUNTY COURT. {Eho il o Taticl: Donegan wax roved, and loiters testamentary granted to Edward McKny and Martin Howard ou their individual bond of $10,000. To-morraw morning Judgo Wallaco will give his do- cislon fu tho taxe casen. COUNTS IN BRIEF, Theodloro Jacklin commencod a auft against Thomp- son T, Taylor for 2,600, damuges, Lucrotia W, King commenced a ault for $50,000 dame ogea agaiust tho Clty of Chieago. ‘A suit was ilod_ by Olo N, densen ngainst F. W. Campboll sud J. 8, Campbeil for §,000 duinages. Emino E. Do Pulo hne sued Tz Cuicago Trrm- 'onE Company for $20,000 damages, 11, M. Yorroll and Nelllo Verrell 'have commonced n eult Tor $5,000 trospass_ogainst Sanford O, Hinsdale, Clarles N, EMia_aud Jobn Worth, A pult wss commotced In tho Unitod States Court by tho Nationnl Bank of Commonywealth ngoinst Willim 8iurges, for $20,000, Johin'8, Rhodes filos o bill against Jesse Greon, David Green, Jolin ‘T, Nash, Miltou I, Switt, and tho Firat National Bank of Oltulra, to forccloeo a mortang of. 6,000, which J, und D, Green gave on tho 8. I, i and W. % of 8. W. X of Section 20, 34, 4. 4 CORRECTION. o the Editor of The Chicayo Tribuns S1m & T dosiro to correct ah crrof in your isaue of to- day, i referenco to court matters, Itupponra that o sult’ was commenced by one W, W, Allport v. Heury D. Thillps, for 60,000 dnmago for nonfulfliment of contruct botween purtios o Individuals, and not in ‘uny mauner attacking or compromisivg thie Victor Drlck | Michino Company, who aro wot urty to tho sult In questlon. ' Your article makes tho ictor Brick Maclino Company defondants, I desiro tho correetion to bo made, s 1 am & stockholder in the Victor Brick Machiuo Compaty, a8 well os counael for tho defendant in snid suif, Yours ospectfully, DANIGL LAWRANCE, THE SUPREME COURT. Special Dispateh to The Chicaga Tribune. OtTawa, Sept, 20.—The Suprome Court met at tho ‘usnal hour, 9 o’clock a, m, Present, the Hon, Sidney Breese, Chief Jutico, and Associnto Justices Walkor, MeAllister, Scott, Sheldon, Scholficld, and Craig, The business transactod was a8 follows & DY M, JURTICE M'ALLISTER, 647, 548, 549, 550, 561—Nichael Good v. Trustecs of tho Town of Aledo. These were appealed by the same appellant, Appellee’s counsol, without sfdavit, suggents the death of appellunt, tho name of an ad- minfstratrix, and moves {hat the appeal bo dismissed for want of prosccution, This {8 not proper practico, The applicatios should bo supported by affidavit, and e for a rule upon the person shown to bo adminis- tratrix, to show cause, by o 8l v] peala should not bo Slsmylui‘u";"wfi'féfi“ e Shona Lo personally served on tho represcututive, snd give a l'irnll“l!:;nbln time for appearsnce, Tho motious are cnicd, Y MR, JUBTIOR 8COTT. 10—Orin D. Howeli, survivor, &c., ve, Horace N, Goodlrich, Motiou tostriko bill of “bxceptions from thio record, principally for tho reason that it doos not urport to'contain all the ovidenco lioard on the frial, 'his_covstitutes no reason for striking tho bill of gcoptions from {ho record, and tho. motion wll be cnled. Tn tho ramo cago a motfon {a mado by appellant to extond tho timo for fling bricfa and absracts, For tho reasons indicated 1n the aflidavit, tho time will be cxlended tweuty days. BY MR, JURTIOE WALKER, 48—Cecilin 0'Coungr, impleaded with' Albert John. 1 et al, vs, James Walsh, This case, on the eall, wus contiuod (Ge want of sorbico, Tiis ollier purly'now entered o motlon to sot asfdo fhiat order, aud in sup= port of tho motlon praduces o cortificate of tio Shardir, atating that thero wus servico, Wo do not regard this &8 & eturn, or anytling that the law recoguizes as a return, 1t i not fndorsed on the writ, but. {4 simply a etatement of tho Sherifl, Tho motlot fa dentod, 59—Poorla & Nock Trlund Ruflway Company v, The Conl Valloy Minis Company. i thiscaso o Sppcl= ant naks for fitrthor tino to filo brlofs, The timb will bo oxtonded thirty daye, B4i—Joln 11, MeCormick v, Willlam T, Huso, Tn this caso o suggeation was mudo that {ho Court, {n ro- paring_un opfifon, hod noted upon a misapprolension 5 tho facts lu the caso, In proparing the opinion: wo Tound two counts in the declaration'; wo also fonnd tontn woro fusticd for two small traots of land, and [t was supposod thnt eoch patent waa for a soparato tract of land, In examining tho declaration wa fnd Mhnt that waa & misapprebonsion of the fact, and, find- Iog out its mistake, tho Court wil, on {tn awn motion, sward a reboaring, and counsol og each sida will huvg A1 opportunty to Hlo briefh, 1Y M, CHIEF JURTIOR DREFSE, 203—Tlenry Fullor v, John Z. Litilo etal, On tho 11t} of this month o matlon wismudo for an oxtension of e, on suggeations fled by tho sppoliant, Aftors wards the appelleo moved fo dluwiss the appoal, and nt (ho samo timo Gled Lis tuiggestions, Thoss sge eations aro embodied in tho bl and srgumont o cause, Tho questions prescuted aro of 8o much importunco that wo deein it cxpediont to bear fhoin argued, and the motion o dismire the appest will theraforo be rescrved for conslideration on the bearing, ADMISHIONH TO PRACTIOK, Brecse, O, J,, stated that tho fin]mm in relation to tho applications of Etmer W, Adkinson snd Jamea H, Vun Syokol were fouud to bo correot, and liceuses would Isue, NEW nuLYS, The Chfef Justicoannounced the' following now rules : * Ordered—"Thut tho Clurk of (1is Gourt bo required , at cach turm, to docket all potitions for rehearing sop” arato and apirt from tho trinl dockot, 4 Ordered—In nll cuscs n {hls Court when tho do- fendunt deafres to plead and not Join $u error, ho shall Ao such plea in tho oflico of tho” Clork ut least five days bofora tho caun stund for tria), and the fssuo thoreon must bo taudo up before tho day the cause stauds for trial” NEW MOTIONS, 13—Tho Cathiolio Tiishop of Chicago v, Oharles Obine fqny ot ul. Motion to dismise writ of crror, - 204—Towin Wornocke et ul, v, Johunun Lambes, Dime snution of record unggested, and ton days allowod in whiich to supply, as per stipulation filod, 293—Tho Commmiseloners of Hiylwoys of Yorktown v, Tho People, ex rel, William Tonker ok al, Motion to remand the causo on suggestions aud afidavita_fled. 207—Willlam P Kerr, impleadod, oto,, v, Cornella Buswell, Dhmluution of record sucussted: leave THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1873. _,eee e e—_—_———e——— fiven to flo smondod record, and record fled sccord- ingly, {9 aoorge Lickman, tmpleaded, ote,, v, Jontiua Wood, Motlon far leave to ssaign additional errors, 647 to 851 inclusive—Leave given to appelico to amend motlon to dismiss theso sovoral appests. 082—Itager ctal, v, Githon, Motlon fo dismiss ap- peal. Appenl dismissed with 6 por cent damages, Gfii—Drook v, Fort, Motion to dismiss appeal, Ap veal dtsmisaed with 10 por cont damngos, OALL OF TIlE DOORET, The Oblet Justice procooded to call the dockot for tho day, and tho eoveral causcs wero disposed of in manner following Lafayette & Chicogo Railrond 201—Tho Ciaclnnatl Company v. the Danvlle' & Vincennes Rollway Coni- pony. Takon on cail, g0l L, Terison ot al. v, Olo Nelson stal. amo, 209—Holoman Rothehild ot al, v, tho Michigan Cen- tral Rallway Company. Sauio, g 2bi—Levla Wornecke ol ai. v, Jobaun Lambes, ame, g 206Jano E. Walton v, Goorgo W, Walton etal. ame, 200—Tlo Calumot & Ohlengo Canal nnd Dock Com-~ pany v, Cornclin Rtusacll, Argucd by B, B, Morris for nppeliee, and taken by the Court, 407—Unlon Slenmbost Company v. Dora Knapp, Arguod by Tiobert lao for appeliaat, snd takien by tho oiirt. 208—Tho Peoplc, ote,, ox rel, John R, Lowln v. Georgo W, Walle, Tulson'on call, g 200—Riabert L. Wilsou v, George M. Sawyor ot al. amo, 210—-Orin D, Howell, survivor, otc, v, Loraco N, Goodrich, - Samo, 211—Tiio Groaf Woatern Tolegraph Company v, James If, Talteo, Disminsed herotofora, 212—Tiho Peoplo ex rel, the Ohicago & Towa Raflrond Company v, Georgo Greenwood, Supervisor, Tuken on call, 319—The Peoplox rel, the Ohicago & Towa Rallrond Company v. James F. Glaun, Supervisor, efe, Samo. 914—1ho Ghfcago & Towa Mtafirosd Compnny, Town Mt Mortis v, Danel 7. Plakuey ot 1l Asguod by £, Waiker for appellant, und by T, L, Dickoy for appelics, and taken by tho Conrt, 3i5—Tho Columbus, Olicago & Indlana Contral Rallway " Compauy v8 Willlam D, 8kidmoro, Taken on call, 216—Tho Pittsburgh, Clnclonnti & St. Louin Rofl- way Company va Isabells Knutson, admiuistratrix, &o. Samo, 4217—Mortin 0, Disscll vs Delos B, Ourran, Bamo, 218—Ronsn D, Gleason, administrubrix, &c., va Da- id Henry et al,, partnors, ko, Ssme, 219—Thie Uhitngo, Rtock Inland & Pacific Railway Company vs Auslow Bell, administratrix, &c. Samo, 220—8lmeon D, Princo v Samucl W, Outier, Samo, TO-MOIUOW'S OALL, The call of the docket to-morrow, Baturdsy, Bopt. 37, will bo from No, 331 to 240 inclusive, ADIOURNMENT, Tho Court sdjourncd until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. e = DEDICATION OF A SCHOOL. The New Fones Scliool Building Forme ally Oponod by the City Officinls. Tho now Jones School bullding, at the cornor of Harrison street and Third avento, which was thrown apen to tho ehfldren of tho district in which it is sltu- ated on the Int inat,, woa dedicated yesterday with ap- propriate exerclacs, which wero conducted in ono of tho largo rooms of the tap atory, Tho sttendanco was composed largely of ladios and children, aud thero wero quito & number of prominent gentlemen in tho audience, Among the latter wero Ifis Honor Mayor Bond ; Ald, Sherwood, Mooro, and McGenniss ; Tn- spectora King, Sheldon, Runyan, and Richborg, of the Bonrd of Education ; Presiilent Carter, of tho Board of Pubtio Works ; Suporintendent of Schaola Pickard; tho Tiov. Drs, Ryder, Thomas, and Kiltredgo; Mr, E, 1. Mo- Coygs Mr, Washington Hosing, and Mr, Fernando Jones, Tospoctor King presided, Tho exercises wero ~com- ‘menced with tho reading of portion of tho Scripturos by tho Rev, Dr, Kittredgo, Prayer was then offered by tho Rev. Dr. Ryder, which waa followed by a wolcomo fong by a ' malo quartetto. Then Mr, King spoko briefly about tho public schaols of iho city, and oxplained what tho Board of Educa~ tion bad endeavored to do for them, In bis alluslons 10 the Jones School, he sald that it cost. s littlo over £65,000, and would sat 1,008 puplls, Intornally and ‘oxtornally 1t was ono of {hie best educational eatablish- monts in the city. At the conclusion of Mr, Ring'a ro- ‘marks, Mr, Sheidon, of the Board of Education, hand. ed the keya of tho building to Mr, Kirk, the Principal of the chiool, Mayor Bond thn delivered a short and Jelted ndurias on tho pubject of eduention, Xio mald t vus a good sl £0 805 (o peoplo tako an Inforent n the achooln, OId theorfes of education had been ex~ ploded, and the time had nrrived when tho fgnorant and unlettered could make no headway in the world or ocoupy positions of responsibility. Education was ‘nocessnry in ovory position in 1ifo, as tho demand now wan for lrain work and ekilled labor, Howna & bo- lover in_compulsory education, and Bopod tho day wauld soon comg wlien tho city could. furnlet school sccommodations for overy obild within fla imitey and when every child would be compelled to take advan- tago of tho opportunity, and not. auffered to grow iip in iguoranco and crime, Ho elosed by complimonting {ho Committco on Bufldings and Grounds of tho Toard of Education on {ho superior mamnor in which thoy had erected {he Joucs Bchool. Mr. E, B, MeCugg spoke of tho benefita of n thorough Christian education, Thochildren sang, nnd thon Ar, Fornando Jones presented tho school with & portrait of his father, Mr. King thanked him, and gave o few ploasant fominiaconces of tho orlgiiial, Messrs, Car- tor and Hesing followed in briof addresscs, and then the audience disporsed. - PERSON/ Willism Hater, of England, is the Paciflc, Anna Dickinson, of Boston, ia at the Pacific, Gen, T. F. Frow, of Toxns, 18 at thio Sherman, D, F. Nichols, of Tows, is at tho Briggs House, Judgo Burnett, of Cincinnatt, s at tho Sherman, The Lon, J. F. Betts, of Philadelphia, {s at the Sher- man, ‘;l‘hnmna Ericaon, of London, England, is at tho Pa- elfic, 11, 11, Dogce, of Milwaukes, instopping at the Brigga House, E. L, Herrick, of Ottaws, is a guest at the Driggs Hoiise, B, F,Butler, M, O, from Massachusetts, is at the Pacifle. Judgo B, G, Willls, of Bracken Co,, Ey.,is at the Blerman, ThLo Hon, R, B, Menefu, of Loulavillo, Ky,, Is ot tho Sherman, ‘William aud Thomoa Btead, of London, Enj tho Bherman, D, ! Tairbank, of Minnesota, Is » guest at tho Briggs Houso, Donfamin M. Gilman and family, of the Texas Pa- cific Hallroad, are at the Sherman, John F, Talbot, of the Dotroit Dnion, and J, E. Seripps, of tho Detrolt Netes, aro at tho Commorcia, ‘William 8, Munson and W, J, Arnul, Commissioncrs &lfllbu Cincinuati Industrial Exposition, aro at the Ia~ ¢, ‘Tho Rev, O, P, Lyford, of Utah, will deliver an ad- dress in e Wabush Avonuo Methodist Eplacopnl Oburch on Sunday morning, His subject will “Tho Civil and Ecdlosiastical Policy of Mormonism," On Monday lnst, nino surgical operations for the oure of cross-oyes wero performod st Bt, Josoph's Orphan Asylum, by Dr. J. B, Walker, oculint, of this city, assistad by his son, Dr, Godfrey Walker,’ Dr, F, B. Norcom, the physicisn of the inatitution, who in: vited Dr, 'Walker to perform tho service, 'was also prosont, Evory caso {a & perfect success, The followlng were among the prominent arrivals at the Commercinl Hotel yesterda: N, M, Heath, Boston ; F. M, Madison, Jacksonvill 0. D, Wright, Cleveland ; E. Dwight, Indiannpolis; A, Thompson, Grorgo Hill, South Haven ; E, B, Dlake, New York : . D, Bmith, Menunba ; B. Digelow, Dolroit; A. . Y slo, Milwaukee ; I, P, Graham, Fau Claire; H, A, ‘innloy, Apploton, Wi, ; George Hale, South Haven, o ot Bon Butler was in Milwsukee, Thursday, inspecti the Boldiers’ Homo, £ s Ex-Gov, Wells, of Virginin, doposited $2,700 in the Firat National Bauk of Washington, D, Or & few Loure beforo it fatlod. Schuylor Colfax appeared beforo a Utlea audicnco on M’cndl{ ovening, and talked of The Fathorhood of God and the Brothicrhood of Man, " J. O, Goodscll, father of the Graphic balloonstics, 1a asauriug the poople of Pontiso that *thoboys lost nnlhlufl{ that collopao.” 1t ia not the goneral com. pluint that thoy did,—Detroft Post, Tho Rov. T, O, Workman, the famous Eursks muu, Whote wifo 16 now on trial for tho murdor of Mirw, Hodges, was expelied Wednoadoy from. the Cen- tral Tilinola Gonferenco, which closed on that day ot Galesburg, Jsy Gooke used to proach, while ho was making his immense Govornment bond _commissions, that #a nntional dobt {8 n nutional bleswing,” Ifo hud better clisngs lus ozt o too miatty Cooken'spoil the brol, " —Lotisvills Courier~Journal, Mion Ryland Lias juet prescnted a beautffal park to Birmingham, England, In complisuce with hor wish, thore was 0 publls coramonial the openiug of th gotes belug formed at noon by the Mayor, A me- mortal card was prescnted to each visltor, in which Miss Ryland hoped that lhsrarkml it prove a Leauti. ful noutea of recreation to th poople of Birminglam, Tho Rev, Dr, Ilerrick Jolnson, of Philadelphi, was chonen to {ho Profossorship of Hacred Rlctorlc’ and Pastoral Thoology in Auburn Theologieal Bominary, at Inst Wadnesday's meoting of the Trustocs, tho va- cancy belng caused by the resignation of (ho Rov, Dr, Gondit, Tue Professors’ saluries woro increased i th same 1aeoting from $1,760 to $3,300, ‘When Honry D, Cooke was in New York Clty, a few weeks ago, trying to extradite a citizen of thut Htuto to thie District of Columbla, and to deprive him of tho Tight of trial by jury, no piping frog over swellod mare extruvagautly than Do swelled with his purso- prido, “1 cunnot spend u tenth part of my income,” o oxclatined, ns the strougest mrgument Lo conkd urge tu show hia lunocence of all complicity fn the District fruuds,—New York Sun, e e S The Gretna Green Elopemont. v the Editor of the Uhicayo Tribune : Dexten Pang, Sept, 20—3 p, m,—Mr, Wolch has Juet roliearscd With great muccess is Grotna Groon Llopemont, marriage, and overland stage lino, with his two, four-in-latd, and sbx-pr-baud, Ho' mudo Bome fun and fast time with his trottors, but the old folks did not catch him §n time to provent the mur- risge, Ho mtarls around the world—Dexter Park— {o-morrow at I o'clock promptly, Tho theatrical peo. 15 are tumniabad by Br, Gurdiaar, of W Auadymy of uslo. ux, INFORMATION WANTED. Mceting of the Senato Committee on Transportation in this City, R. Diefendorf and Col. Iouston Interviewed. The Yormer Tells of the Water Routo to Ogdensburgh, and the Latler About Wisconsin River Tmprovements, Tho Senate Committco on Transportation held o mecting yestordny forenoon ot 10 o'clock, nt which Benators Windom, Ohairman, Davis, Conover and Nor- wood wero present; also, Mr, Nimmo, Secrotary, and Mr, Brayloy, stenographer, Tho Railroad and Waro- touso and tlic Cannl Commiesloncra of Ililuols woro Inattendanc, but asked the Committeo to postpono thelr bearing until to-doy to give thom time to propare thlr etalements, At tho samo time, tho repre renfatives of .o fhrough fright lnos, and tho lcauwing men dn tho oclovator Interests will bave a bearng, Scnator Conkling i oxpected to bo present, unicss tho rumor of his sppolntment as Chict-ustico bo true, in which caso it 1a probablo that he will take no further part in tho work of the Committee. The Committco met agatn in thoafternoon, aud quies- tioned Mr. R, Dicfendorf, Agent of ths Northorn Trunaportation Company. Mr, Diofendorf atated that 1is Company waa o through line fo Oglensburgh by propellcr, and thenco by tho Vermont Central Rafl- zoad to Boston or New York, Ifo was thon questioned Dy tho Obalrman and members of tho Commitico a follows : Q.—What fn tho nature of tho connection between the steamer linoand thoHailrond Company? A.—Tho latter is simply the outlet for tho freight of the steomers, 1t 9 mot dircetly connocted with tho Taflrosd Company, excopt that probably tho ofticers of tho Railroad Gompany own most of the stock of the Transportation Company, Q—How doyou convey frefght to thosen-board ? A, —By propeller through tho chain of lakes, tho Welland Cannl, and thenco to Ogdensburgh, whoro we delivr to tho rallroad who carrics it to Boston, Salem, Man- choster, New York, or whatever point may bo desired by tho shipper, o wsed to rond some frefght to Mon- traal, but liave ot siuco the conncction with tho ral- rond wiamado, Q.—Ilow do your rates to Ogdensburgh comparo with thoseto Montreal 2 A,~—Well, thoy vary some- what, For instanco, when the 7ate to Montreal on flour 18 90 centa, oura to Ogdonsburgh will bo about 76 conts, Q.—How o you regatd tho Welland Canal—as on em- borrasement? A,—Yos, sir, 08 & very serious em barrassment, Q.—In what way ? A.—By reason of tho lack of facill- tloa and lck of wator, Our stcamers lose a great deal of time in getiing through, and they cannot carry their full cargaes. On tho lakes thoy can fake about 450 tous of freight, but through tho canal they can only carry about 330 to 876 fons, Wo cannot oven lighter our cargocs, owing fo lack of water in tho entrance to tho ennal at each end, They have been dredging, but for tio last, o Sears tho atoamora cannat, as forinorly, transfer o port of their cargo to tho Welland Rallroa and tako it up ot tho other end of tho canal. Nelther would it yoy, einco_thoy aro passenger-temers, aud ‘must run on timo. Thoy cantiot, liko tha sailing craft, wait thofr tarn, .—Are thers any propollors not connected with any rafltoad lnes? A—Not now. Thero used to bo o groat many runuing wild, nod carrying for ny ono who wished to ship, but now wo deliver our frolght to our awn Compiny aud recelvo tliclrs in roturn, giving & mutunl preferenico to cach athicr. Q.—Is theroany combination lictween the various propetler lince 7 A.—No, #ir; thoro ia compotition in Tlouty, but no combinatlen, ' Tho rates vary fram 0 day, nccording to aupply and domand, Wo must 41 up our steamors an soon as they aro ready, 10 fixed rato Jike tho railroads, Q.—Whint I your estimato of actunl cost of transpor- tation of grain to Buffalo 2 A.~—Well, it might bo & or & cont per busho, to whioh must be added Insurance, cast of trimming, and transfer, - Italso depends aomo: whot on the up-frefghts, Nothing i mado out of up~ frelghts anyhor. Q.—Whal 15 Hio avorngo coat of sleamers, number of mat, pay por day, ¢to.? - A.—Steamers cost ahont $40,- 000 each ; wo biuvo 20 Inour line, Thoy average 20 fo 25 men fn thelr crows, whose poy ranges from $100 per ‘montl to the Captains, to $30 por montk: to tho mon, The distance to Ogdensburgh i 1,365 miles, snd tho rouud trip takes seventeon doys, Q.—When tho crops sto Jarge, do you charge any bigler rates than when thoy aro Amall? A—T¢ do- pends unon the demund for trabsportation. Of Couirso, If wo havo ngreat rueh for froights, wo can liarge'inore, but often tho sleamers carey ot nuactual ons. Q.—In delivering grain In Doston, doos any® sottled percantago of the fraight churges bolong to tho rafle Toad 7 A—Well, Wo calculato to get 60 per cent, and thie samo goes to'the Raflrond Company. Q.—What ia this division based upon, distanco or timo 7 A.—Nelther, bul upon tho relativo cost of trans- partation, After tho nbova conversation, {ho mombers of the Committco socmed to think’ they had developed sovoral _very important pobits, ond A, Divfendorf doparted, Tho oflier gentlemen who hind mado engagoments to meat. tho Commitieo wero oll apparently’ demoralized by tho financinl paic, and failed to make their apponrance, Col. D, O.. Houston, of tho United States Engincer Corps, exmo in, howe ever, and gave an interesting nccount of the fmprove. ‘menta on the Fox aud Wisconein Rivers, Theso im. ravements wero commenced about aixteen years ago s tho Stato of Wiconsin, who received o land grant from the United Batea.’ The work vwas begun by comnccting iho rivers ot Portogo Clty by n canal, and building damn ond locks on ' tho Fox River fo muko_ slack-water navigation, It was next glven over, Innds and all, to tho Fox iver Improvo- Tient Company, which falled, and tho_ job passed Into tho hands of tho Green Bay nnd Misslssippl Canal Company, This Company carried tho work forward until 1867, when tho Unicd States Governmont or- dered a sutvey of tho whole lno with viow of under~ tuking tho ~improvement, In July, 1870, sn act passed Congress which provided for the improvemont by tho Sccretary of War, and for the appolntment by bim of a oard of Arbittatora to assess tho damage to tho Canal Company by tho transfor to the Goveramont, This Doard awarded §1,048,070 to tho Company, from which waa %o bo substracted $733,070, whioh tho Company had darived from fho 'salo of Innds, snd $160,000 which tho Company ro- alnod’in tho shapo of water-powors and porsonal proporty, loaving $146,000 duo them, which amount was paid in Junc, 1872, Last Dlurch'Congress nppro- prisicd 300,000 fortho wholo ltne of the Fox and Wiaconsin Rivers, Col. Touston stated his beliof that there was no queition but that tho rivers, with short conncctin canals, wing-dams cutting off lnteral chanuols, and deepening and narrowing of the low wator-channe], could Ve mado navigable. Tho malter of shifting sals hos been considerod, and all other obstructions, but thero esn bo clear channel kopt for boats drawing five feet, withont doubt. Tho esttmate on tho pla adopted [a 3,000,000, Thero are twenty-two old snd alx now locks to be bullt and robuilt, beiido dams snd dredging. Tho longth of thie whole chanuiel will be 271 milen, of ‘which not aver 10 miles will bo canal, #o that steam con bo uned tho wholo dlstance from Green Doy to tho Migmisslppl, Tho locks will bo 85 foot wido and 160 feot long, with a dopth of 6 foct in caso of bigh walor, and thoy will tako bonts of about 400 tons, - Thocahalaand tho channol of tho river- beds will ba0 foot wido, nnd tho supply of wator, at the vory lowest soason, will bo 5,000 cublo feet per gecond. Lo supply the Fox River s limited, but tho Wisconeln la B foct sbove it at Fortage 'City, and can give an amplo supply. After ‘hearlng Col, Houston, the Committe ad- adjouriod, to meet at'9:30 o'clock this forouoon, —_— e e EYANSTON. Ikecont Occurrences at Our Northorn Suburb. The funcral scrvicen of Leander Olifford, Eaq,, took place yesterday ot the decensed’s lato residence, and were attended by a large number of mourniug friends, Mr, Olifford was an old resident of Lvanston, and Dighly reapooted by all who know him, ‘Tho funoral of Mra, McOrary, the mothor of D, B, McOrary, will tako placo to-day, At the timno of her doath sho was In hier 72d year. TIIE AID PUND ASSOCIATION of the Woman's College of the Northwestern Univor- slty, assombled at tho realdenco of Taaso B, Hitt, Esq,, on Thureday night, There woro elght membors iu attendanco, Mrs, A, Gillesplo, Obairwoman of tho Fi- nence Committce, reported the amount of funds that liad been rocelved ond the amount oxpended for fur- nisbing thie “ Colloge Cottage,” A resolution to give an entortainment for tho bonoft of the Association ‘wad passed, After discussiug at longth matters per- tulning to tho “cottage,” the meeting sdjourned. AT A IEOENT MERTING of the Lecturo Committeo of tho Woman's Collego, beld at the residence of Prof, O, Mnroy, it wan decided to give n sorios of leotures for tha beneat of the Cal- lege, The lecturors {u (bl conrso Luve not yot been ‘made public, AN INSTRUOTIVE LEOTULE, A vory Inatructivo aud fntureating lectiro was given in'the chapel of {he Proparatory Department yester- dluy afternoon, by Dr, 1f, W, Thomus, pastor of Glurk Htreet Methodlst Ohureh, This lectiro was the vt of u nerles to bo dellvere.l by differont distivgufshed oru- tors on Fridsy uficruo.ng, AHONAL, The Ton, J, D, Laster and wife,and nlece, Elln Easter, have returned from their European tour, ' Gov, Toveridyo, who waa. origlualiy of Ehia party, aii 1ot Faturn withy thom, but will remnin abrord ‘somo time longor, Gov, Loverldge hua beon vislling in Evanston tho past weel, belng the guest of bis daugh- ter, Mrs, 8, B, Ruymond, EVANSTON LIGNT-NOURE 12 nearly comploted, nud will bo ready for uso in s fow wockn, ~ It {a 8 ligh{-houso of the firalarlase, THE UNIVERBITY 18 starling tho yoar with very flattering Drospects, They havo improvement of ~tho B Tho froshmon clss now numbora ninety, and addi- tiona aro coming in each day, A $4,000 DEFALCATION, 1t will Lo nnwelcomo and Aurprising nows to many peaplo o bo Informad that. 8, P, Doldine, lato book- keepor for IL, £, Malloroy & Co., Room 9 Exchango Building, nt tho Union Brock-Yarde, hns abaconded with about $4,000 of his employor’ money, 1fe had Deen 4n the servico of tho firm nbout one year aud a hinlf, and hiad won (helr caloomn and confidenco, Ho hiad many warm frionds, too, who wero attracted to him by bia quiet and gontlemanly demoaior, 1t is aald that domesllc complications” induced him o lecomo o defaulter, Yor some time he han been the prapriotor of o bonrding-hanse at Nos. §25 and 027 Wabash avenuo, In thia Lusincas ho haa alternated Letween profit and loss, but the latter was tho Iargest aum, when a {rial bulafico was tnken, Bat all thia does not cflfln(u why Doldine should steal 4,000, Ho left the clty o fow doys ago, taking that sum with him, leaving behind fim many debta un- paid, The earo hinn been given to tho detoctives, and 118 botloved thiat Teldino will bo captured, P California Sundey Train, Tho through Paclfc expross tealn for Councll Blnfrs, Omaha, Ban Tranciscn, and all other Far-Weat polots, will leavo tho Wella Streot Dopot of tho Chicag & Northweatern Rallway, at 10:15 8. m, Sundny, Sept, 28, 1873, Through tickets via Chicago, Burlington & Quiticy, and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifio Railwaya nro good on thia drain, Pl LA e e DO RUBBER COATED IRON/TUBE. PASOAT, TRON WORKE, TASKER IRON WORKS TUILADELPILA, PA. NEW CASTLE, DEL. ESTABLISHED 1831, MORRIS, TASKER & (0, VOLCANIZED RUBBER-COATED IRON TUBE. 'WORKS AND OFFICE, 'WARETIOUSE AND OFFICE, Fifth & Taskor-ts, Phila. No,16 Gold-st, Now York, Offioo 20 Pomberton Squaro, ‘Warohouso and Oflico, BOSTON, 2488, TITUBVILLE, PA. PHILADZLTIIA, Juno, 1878, ‘Wo desiro to call thn spocial attention of tho public to VULOANIZED RUBBER.COATED IRON TUDE. Also, all tho varlous Fittings required In conneation with samo, under FINLEY'S Patont, ihich we havo boon tosting wit, entire succass for the past two yoars, and are now roady to placo on the market, thoroughlysatisfied that whorever it may bo {ntroduced for tho passage of natural wators, olthor hot or cold, its morlts will bo acknowlodgod ovor cither Galvanizod Iron or Lead Tubes, whick are now oxtenslvoly usod for such purposo, and to which, in ‘many localitics, doolded projudice exlats. The nbsolute indoatruotibility of Vuloanizod Rubbor—also ita purity for tho purposo to which wo adaptit, fs so wll known that comment Is unnecessary. Wo_nppand a lottor from tho aolebratod Chomists, BOOTILE GARRITT, Who Havo baca Kind gnsugh 15 teat tho articla for us, ;Tho prico will bo tho samo as for, anlvanized tran tubo aud fttings, subfect 1o tho moat lboral trado dis. connte. Wo nro also propared to supply ** tangs " dosignad os. focially for iy neticlo, so LAALIE oan be sotowed up o ts plnca without injuring tho coating. Waking 5 8 Haapaoth s your orcarn - RRURRIS, tasKkER & 0O, Jaxzs O. oo, Trioy . GARRETT. oot & carmier e - & Laboratory for Beaotical and Analyiical Ohomistry, 19 nn Chantat Rear of 8t. Stophon'a Churoh, Touth-at., bolow Markot, Fab. 13, 1873, A Bigsars, Morels, Taskor 4 Co., Pliladeiphia. DEAT Sins: Wao liavo mado a carelnl oxamination ot Jour rubbor-coated fron pipe, in order to dotormine ita Toslatanco to hieat and cold, ta stoam, natural waters, and havo oven oxtondod our reoarchos foacids, alkall, and burning gas. Wo may montion that tho coating ia & similar componnd to that constitutiog guma for holding aniificial tooth, excopt that yours contains no morcury. It will boar a high dogres of ’lull‘, ovor 8@ Fabronheit, asmight bo Inforred from its baving beon prepared at abovo 005, Tt was niot allestod by, balling 'for sovral hours in Schuyikill wator. City gas pnesod through it ibout throo dnss appeared to liavo no effoot on it. ‘ho rubbor cont g roniatod frmly carhonio nold wat mod=rately diluto sulphurle and miriatio scids, and o nu.rnushl:uluuou. olutions of noutral salts havo actlon on it. Sinco tho rubbor coating ozhibitad such firm resistance o acid, alk: salt, and lioat, it 1s clear that. it will oifor a still stronger roststanco to all natural wators, In which soma of the above Ingrodlonts ato found fn o fcss exag- gerated, 1, e, ina morw diluta state, In fino, wo cougentulatnyou for finding a coating for dron tubes, and articlos of ‘iran gonorally, which is 0 un. uninlly FOsISLant fo anv of 1o usinl AReBts of tho cHomist and to thoro ardinnty nizents which do_sffoot, Iron coated with other materials, Ina greater or loss dogroo, Re- Bhoatfully yours, BOGTI'E GARRETT . MUSIC BOOKS, HE BEST New Stnging Books cnoee ’l"l’llqfl. For Iligh Schools nnd Sem= inaries. By W.'S, Tildon, Just out. $1.00 RIVER OF LIFE. For Sabbuth Schools, By Perkins, Bentley, and 40 other composers.. Boc. ) UL VOICES, F i . Cllul; I‘l.l(}.lfl!“e\n(gi(:l 'S, For Common Schoals, [} SINGING, s s Mtem Tor High Sch AND . F Clat o] B, DEVOTIONAT, CIYIMES. For Soclal Mest« ings. 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Westor Agonta, ARAISEN RADFORD & (05 STEEL PENS, Spacial attontlon callod ta tho woll knowa numbors, 505---75---28---20 & 22, Factory, Mt. Yernon + _Office. 75 John-st.. N. Y, - __MISCELLANEOUS, = BUY THE BEST. GoopaLL's PLAYING CARDSE, BOLD EVEUYWHERE, 4 Tlo young Yo very o d ior's Milk e oloscly Tir, Barkor, - Aboundlug i flosh and bon orining subs-ancos, this Fuod porfoetly fulfills ita ob. Jout, wiiercas othur su-called Fools being enticoly dovold uf nourising proportics induce a riokoty and ditle con- ditton, | 1ULa alew eacufully frcud feom (ho grouud hiska )i of tho whieat; whicls caise freitation of tho owels, dine- rliea, &c. Proparod by BAVORY & MOORK, Obomists 1o the Quden, 18 16, M the Peinco of Walos,' &ov, Now Tond.sty, Londou, ' Hoid by chonilsis &nd sorokeepors diraughint Amorion. VIRGINIA OYSTER COMPANY, R. & IT. OHAMBERLAINE, Propriotors, doalers in ianned, oy, gud Shull Oyatots, Ghamborlaloo's Whast, Norfolk, Va, " Busson for 167l and 1674 opons Sopt. 1. Or- dors oillof ‘Thie gonulne Lynn avon and Uomn AMUSEMENTS, MVIOKER'S THEATRE. Peoduat tiraly now American Play, by Taule Vlfi'fi'}}fifi“'flrfll%flhuu Late, foundud of tacts, entitla IMMOLATION. U lBch!I evonlng this weck and BATURDAY 1l-BARATOGA. MYERY OPERA HOUSE, Maiiroo-at,, betweon Donrbori aid Biato, Arlington, Cotton & Komhle's Minstrls Kirat wook of tho Sonantional and Pictorial Bkotoh of LIFR ON THI IR n, In whioh ovorx momior of tha Company will apnaar. Tiowhy Noweomh, Mackin and Wisig.. lencst. Linion pillyYtice, Niniter G, Davonpact, Wit Arlington; fon Cottoh, ‘and . It “Kenbio ‘lu Now Speciaities: Iovory avenihie and Sateiday Satineo: ot for **Pho Funny Mako AOADEMY OF MUSIC, LAST DAY of Amorica's Draantis Quaon, MRS, D. P. BOWIRS, Anil tho talontod souns Tragedinn, MR. J. O. M’COLLOM. Aftornugn at2, ovening n* 8, Iant roprosantation of tho Grand Hiatorical Spzoticular Drama, AMY ROBSARTI With all$2 wonlth of Giargenns Sconory. Monday 08, SUTPHY'S 1 w HOOLEY'S THEATRE. THE PARLOR HOME OF COMEDY. Tast twro perform- Thia altos d cht, positivel oty Tarsios Gampuolts KeamiIe pistars of thio Groat Suceoss, Bartloy of Lifa at tho Sea Stde, PERIL; Or Love at Long Branch! Tovory Evening and f tho Wednesday nnd Saturday {«,lln[:-‘f’%fi " Rightly Tocaived with FHUNDEKS OF ALY Monday, Bopt. 20-MAN AND WIFE, I Propaaitoniiariiey Comphosbs Tatest—TIRARTS, GLOBE THEATRE, Dosplainea-s., noar Madison. SUNDAY EVENING, Sopt, 2, 1813, Grand Sacred Concert, Given bx the DBavarian Military Band of tho Filth Dat- talion BOYAL BAVARIAN SHARPSHOOTERS, In full Parado Uniform, Loador, A, KETTERING. Cone.rt commonces at 8 o'clock p. mi, A Jmjaslon, 50} Rosorved Seuts, 760, ~ ATTENTION. GRAND PICINIC OF THI: POLISH AMERICAN GUARD, TO BE GIVEN AT OGDEN’S GROVE, Sunday, Sept. 28,1873, ‘Wo tnvite all Military Guards and the Pabli Moeting blaee, coenor of Chizao ai Miiwtnksoar atdu' in the morning. . By ZARED e " Hiaor, Commandor of tio Guard. TURN HALL, North Side. BATURDAY EVENING, Sopt, 27, 1873, GRAND AND ONLY CONCERT, GIVEN BY TR Bavarian Military Band, Of the ¥ifth lattallon Royal Bavarinn Sharpshootors, In ful Uniform, LEADER.. A. RETTERING, Conoort commoncos at § o'ciock. Admisslon 50 cents. AIKEN'S THEATRE, GRAND SUQOESS OF THE NEW COMPANY. Entiro Ohango of Programmo this Wook. ~Firat tims of the Butleaquo ontitlad ths THIBEVES OF BAGDAD. Evory Evoning, Wednosday and Saturday Matinces, HALSTED-ST, OPERA HOUSE, Céruor Halatod and Harrison-sts. For t soa10m, DAN MORRIS & HOWORTH'S HI- RNI0A, or TOUR THROUGH IRELAND, DAN MORRIS Barnoy, the Dublin Car Man. BIISS JOSIE MO Matibos an Saturdoy and i¥odn JSpm o BOURNIQUE'S DANCING -ACADEMY, 128 Twenty-fourth-st., near Indinna-av., WILL OPEN SATURDAY, OCT. 4. GLOBE, THE PEOPLE'S THEATRE This nftornoon at 3%, ovening at 8 o'clack, last por- formances of Palmer & Co.'s Gand Specacis Company 1o The Hunchback of Notre Dame. _Mondsy—Ned Duntlino aud His Scout MUSI0 HALL, Clarkst., opposite Sherman Housa, This new and elegant Hall can be had for Ooncerts, Lioctures, Conventions, Balls, and first-class Entertainments. It is convenient of access, ndmirably lighted, and the acous- ticpropertios are perfoot. Seating capacity 1,000, Beats movable and numbered. For torms, eto., apply at Room 8, in Building. EDUCATIONAL, Family and Day School, NEW YORK CITY. MI8S BRACKETT and MISS BLIOT will raopon thelr sohuol far glrls from six to sonty.ono, Wednosday, Sopt. 2, at 117 Kast Thirtpalxth-st, Glels ftted for any Uole lege._Rolor to Rov, Robort Cotlyor, Chlosgo. EDGEWORTHSCHOOL, MRS, BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL, 678 WABASEL-AV. tiat, Fronch, and Garman Honrding amt Day Sehaol for Vet etion amd 1o e i "Hutiosof 'the Bahuol wilt o reamed Sopt. 16, MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL'S FRENOCH BOIQOL Reopens Sopt. 17, Tha only one in Now York whore Ifronch {s taught, Parie, Suporiar Kngiish educntion, Tirawlng, Latln, and Hlnl‘l“fi includaid in tho tuitfon, ishrdd o s sxgolgnihsio.” orairines, 3 Wett alU ALy N Ve Hofocs: by pormier ! T T Gt Kep, Gy, Mo l-'..mi"n'n‘ lelunul;g . Hitre: Gon. T, Vinnt, Ht. Louls; Mes. O 11, Bully Quincy, 1: 3 Mctilanian, drey M. .3 T. Trolsnd, 1. 3, Seoley, Cii: cinuntl, 10TTAGE THILT, SEMINARY—FOR YOUNG LA: dios, Poughikooplo, N, V. Busie and the sine art aancelaly. Onens Sopt, 17, " 0, O, WETSKLL, Prinol- pal and Propriotor D, AN NORMANS CLASSIONT, ENGLISH, 4 “reerioh, and Gorian, Famlly aud- Doy School for yaung Indlos'sud olildron, 71, 70, And 75 Kast Sixty-first. at., Control Park, Now Yark, whl eommionoa ita Soven. tognth yoar Bopt.'25, 1873, Far full fnformetion sond for catalogne. . Adisods tho REV, D. O, VAN NORMAN, LuL. B, 76 Kast Sixty-first-st. JE. O a SILVA AND MRS, ALEX. BRAD- M Rt s S -Oron tofeias Hotin: Froncli, and Germnan lunrding and Day Sohool for gotni Jadios and ctitldron, 17 WostThirty-eighth.st., Now York, xeonaus Seutombor Zi. - Avplichtlons’ may Bo mads abovo, N[18S BULRLEYS Mot IR will roopon Sapt, 17, OCEAN NAVIGATION, NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSEIPS. Sniling from Now York for Quacnstown and Livarpool overs Saturiay, aad (or Lodon direct ovory fortaight, lioe QUISKNSTOWN and LIVERPOOL, from Plors 44 and 47, North ltivar. HOANDING AND DAY erytown on tho Hudson, opt, 20, jopt, 27. Qct. 4. . Cubin Passnge, 870, 880, and KO0 Currency. Return Tickets, $140 nnd 8160 Crrrency. SIEERAGI PASSAGE, 8%, curranoy. sonors hooked to or from’ Gorman and Scandina. vian polnts at low rates, "Tho Stonmslups of this lino ara tho largost in the trado, Drafts ou Groat Britain, Ireland, and tho Continent, WILLIAM. MACALISTER, Northoast cornor Clark and Radelph s (opiesite new ‘Shierman Hotso), Onleago. Sk STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL- FAST AND LONDUNDERRY, Thoso olegant now steamers will snll from Pior 33, North Iiver, foot of North Mooro-st., ns follows: odneadny, Oct. 1. Wodnosday, Oot. 16 VIRGINI Wodneaday, Uat GEORGIA; Wednosduy, Nov. 1. Aud overy altornato Wodnosdny thorenfter, taking pas. aenyors at through rates (0 all parts of Groat Britaln and Ircland, Norway, Sweden, Donmark, and Germany, Deaftn for £1 and upwards, For freight or passago apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & 00y Agonts, Wiiroadvare* T 2 0 Otiico, No. 4% Brondway, Ty San SAMPLI & HATGTS, cor, Can ‘Madison sts., C i i Chicag NEW YORK TO CARDIEE, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Othor Points in England and Wales, The South Wales Atlantlo Stoamsbip Company's how firat.class Steaniwhipa will sail from Ponnssivanis Rail- rond Whact, Jorzoy Glty PRMBROKE, GLAMORGA] - hieso steamanips, bulli ), Are prn- ‘vidod with all tho Intest improvoinon:s fur the comfort and convonicnce of Cabln aud Staorags Pansangors, Iirst Cabin, 880 vurroncy; Second Cabin, $85 curroncy; Stocr- ano, §oursancy. propaid coragd eortificatos frowa Car- difl, $383. Dralts for £1 and upwards, For furthor particulara, apply in Cardiff, a¢ the Com- pany’s Olficas, No. 1 Dok Giminhors, and i Now York to AROIIBALD BAXTER & GO., Agents, No. 17 liruadieny, Balling tiwico n wook trom o 1 ork, and carryinz pan aniats 4o all paris of Groat Britaln, Troland, Gonifnania Tarone, and tho Moditorrancan, Cabin from 4 age, Lritish and Irish ports east, £30; woat, N ponfal ports samogs atlior repular iinsa, ALl iy 08, chrroney. . Awnly for ol information at the Come ‘puny's aiices, No. 7 Howling Graon, Now York, aud N. L. corner LaSalloand Madlsonats., Uhicago, HEND. a S, Agents. MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. 22 FULL-POWERED FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS, T.vorpool, Londonderry, and Glasgow, Tri-weokly to and from Quabeo (Portiagd in winter). Also, fortalghtly tuand (rom Baltimoro, calling ot Quoenstown, Hallfaz, and Norfolk, Yor passage, frolght, or aoy information, apnly to ALLAN & CO., Agcents, 72 & 74 LusSnileost. . DR, KAEN'S Wamificent Anatomical Iusenm, From Now York, of NATURAL SCIENCE and ART, No, 148 South Olatk-st., noar Madison. Ticketa, 0 ctw. ' For gontlomon only, Boors opon from 9 a. m. 010 p. m. MARTINE'S DANCINGACADEMIES. UTH_SIDE-1010 Indians.av., R R et ARE OPEN FOR THE SEASON. FOR SALE. FOR SALE PROPELLER METEOR Tor Account of Owners and Underwriters, Ap shio now Jios at Olark's with bur angluos, boilors, "l Voraul wax burnod 1astdune, i snd is now atloat. She hss two_cugine gpiindor, Lullt Ly io Gusahoga Sicin Tinsiio (Yorke, of ovolatia, tor ollers aro 1x8 tost, ani- shparontly i ond conilition. o unlorsgod wil rocolva proposal from partles do- sirinis 10 purchasd tho proporiy at privato salo yaiil ocT. 1, 1878, And 1 not sold boforo that date the samo will bo sold at suotion to the hlchnll. biddor. Salo will take placo at 11 o'clock a. m, on board of tho vessol at Trnwbfl\he & Wil Gax's Dock, Taot of Woodward-av., Dotralts Torms will bo made known on day of sala, BMITIL & DAVIS, 44 and 48 M; Buftal IRON-WORKS, L. WoRTaINGTON, Pros't, War, I1. BAYRE, Seo'y. ARTuuRG, Moone, Sup't, THE CINCINNATL RAILWAY IRON WORKS, Office, No. 403 East Front-st., MANUFAOTURE RAILWAY IRON, Solid I Beams, Channel Plate, Ty Angle, nud heavy Iron gene erally for Bridges nnd Flre-Proof Bulldings, Addross ARTIIUR G, MOORE, Suorintondont. Dry-Dock, Detrolt, togother chors, chains, ote, ~ STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Rockford, Rock Istand & St. Louis Raitroad Company, PRESIDENT'S O¥FIOE, Took ToanD, i Sone: b lo7s.} STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Notico {s hereby given that tho annual meating of tho Btackholders of tho Rookford, itock Island & 8t, louis Iailroad Company will hio iold attlie Otices of tho Gome Py the olty of Rook Laland, Til, ou Weduouday, tho th day of Ootubor nest, at 12 olclodk, noon, 1. I CABLE, President, Jous P, WIITenEAD, Bectotary, SCALES. FAIRBANKS ETANDARD SCATLHES OF ALY 81718, 532) FATRDANKS, MORSH &00 SA 141 AND 113 LAKLE-ST, SALVE. N i AN Right Salve for Burns, Bolls, CORNS! 25 oents & box. DR. BTEPHENS. 12 Daazbacnate ~ PROPOSALS. Prnpnsals_fflr Tunmal. OFFIOE OF T, WATER COMISBIONERS, | 20 WEBT SWAN-AT., BurraLo, Bept, 3, 1673, § SIEALED PROPOSALS will bo receivad at this offico until Wednonday, Ost, 16, at S v, m.y for oxtending and amipletiug the now tunndl for tho Buftalo City Water andor tho Niagara River. 4 spocifications, and quantliies for tho abovo work can bu'soon at tbis cifioe, and the tuanol as far as com- ploted (a distance of 83 foot) can muw bo examined at any timo by thio contractora, fvory bid must epecify a gross sum for tha complotion of “tno entiro work, antt bo ccompanicd Ly o bond oF honds in thosum of ten thousand doltars, binding tho par- ty or partios making tho propusal to ontér into a contract with o oty it tho work Is awardod to thom. il oumlasioness resorve éhuyrlwx]'i Lo acoopt or rojoot Reyar el L5 MARSH, JAMES RYAN, Water Connnissloners, MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIGELOW GCONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 277 and 319 South Olark st., cornor Van Buren, Obioago, Tt fa well known by all readers of tho napars, that D, G, Bigolaw Is tho oldest astabllstiod physlcian 12 Chicago. Solvace and exporlence hase mado Dr. 1, the most re nowned SPICTALIST of the ago, honored Ly the prow: gsteamed uf tha " highest modical attainmenta by all th adical Intitutos af tho day, lasing dovotett TWENTY YEARS OF WIS LIFIC in horteotlng romedios that wil curo posliivoly ail caios of OHRUNIO AND BPECIAL ; A L DISEARES in'hath gozes “supAnaTE PATEORS NSULTATION FREE, T ] for Indius aud gontiomon, . CORRESPONDENOE CONFIDENDIAL, _Addressall lottors, with stamps, to Dr. 0. BIGELOW, %17 and 214 South Olark DIt BIORLOW o x soyatarly brod physiolan, His T, 18! L1 s & rogularly bred physiolan, His rep- nintion is Loat kRowh herd in olle midst.. 110 wwta no dls- aut voforonce, but's woll spolien, of by ovory 'ono on: trusting thempolves to lis caro, Whilo tho world ondures thin class of physiolans aro raquizod, and If any ono noods such sorvice, Itis of the utmost importance o Bll‘lfln only a man whoso experjonco s equal to his oifer of medl- calald, uud withont projudico, o aby Intorost, fn saying other thai tho 1ruth, wo recniimend_wiost cordially an emphiatically sucl (o visit DIt ELOW, at his Contral iy 277 and 279 South Olar) + Ohleago. DR. A. G. OLIN, 8332 WADBDASII-AYV,, OPPOSITE POST OFTICE, Tho most renownod spoclalist of the ago in tho troat- et ar alt Oheimte Toaouses ot Botk omn. . Bowi- hal \Wonknose, Norrousneas, Avorsion (o, Socioty, T pairvd Sight, loss of Mnmo?, &o,, permanently Sired. No mttor who havo fallod’ oall ar writa, It 13 SniCovidont that s Dhyaician, making & Gortatn clew of S0 conta. 1ilustratod with numor- n his ataudy, and troating thousinds S SOk SO s gegbioe sk in i apacialy then ano tn gonoral practice, - Physlolans of igh stand- ing, in this aud athor cities, roongnizo this fact sud roo- O o . "m“»}[p" o, s 108 p. m. CGall or writo for his Iate work, *¢ Lost Meubood,” fres Shisharute NO CURE! D K NO PAY 1! T. aean, 360 South Clark-st., Chicago, May bo confidontially eonsultad, personally or by’ mail, fro0 of shiurgo, on all olironio or horvous dlseasos. DIE. o KISAN la tho oaly phyalolan i tho oity who war- ranta ouros or ki nay. Uiresu Bouk sont o ous fing ongravings. Dr. TOVW NSEIN D, 183 SOUTH OLARK-8T., Cuntinuon o cure all Chrunlo, Nurvous, nnd Urinary Diseases of botl soxos, and shay bo confidentially cone wult porsoually or by mall, tres ot olimrge. 1 e Hos troatod with sucoess, 11ls Modical Troatise v indlos and gontlomon sout froe, DEL. STONIZ 1 ‘?‘:HST MADISON-5T., CIHI1OAGO, 11 hioth soxva, Oures guaran: vod treataid with siccoss, Modleinos o froo. A buok on special dise: marrled folke—Irou for two stamps, denddal, (a regular o in micdicing), trdats all Gheons ‘Tivaisos, of All Fomale Dittioultics rulshed, Consult) circufary, ko, [ Al lutter o'n; COASTOR OIL. Mummv's CANDIED OASTOR OIL A3 tho (ride name, It ds syrup whtn 1% dat, Custos an, theruby & porfeot ‘substitute for Uss Gnlldran” and Aduits 1t i3 aw oxoollout pi Vormitfugo Houbous ace oscellont, . Ch seorme dou't, Price, 55 'can's for. elther. 1or ruggists, VAN BUILA AUK, STEVIERSON Noa, (i wud 84 Laku-at., Uhlcako, Sulo Aguuts. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE OF TRASS, Summer Arrangemeoent. TLXPLANATION OF REPENENCE MARZa.—t Saturday ac eonted. v Sunday ozeapiofy 1 Mouay oxcoptad, T dr- rivo Sunday at8:00a, m, _§ Dalty, WICHIOAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN NAILNOADS epot . . S rent)y. ol DRl ey Gt Sotiraat corner 0 Rendotnn, anid 75 Cuniulstyy corner af" Mudison, Mail f'h main and alr lino), Day lixpreas, Jnokson Accon Atlantio Expre: rrives i3 E:l‘h’ P m. MLELT S HESES Night Iixpross, o GUAND NAPIDR AND TENTIWAT) Marning izpross, B:00p. m Night Expross, *6:008. 0, HENRY 0, WENTWORT, General Passanger Agoat. CHICARN & ALTON RA'LROAD. Chicago, Kaneas Cily and Denver Short Line, tia Loufals ‘ant, Mo, and Chicio, Surinafeld, Alton and 5. touti Through Line, Tiept, Weat Silr, near Madison-. Sridyen Tiehet Oficer : At ety nmd 150 amdofyiin Arrice, Kansaa City Bxpress vin Jnokaon o . aral Tosaluiin, Stor: » A0 v, m. Kaneas Oy Faat Lixpros vid Jacksonville, 1il., aud Loulsi-| +9:000, m, (1 7:30 8, m. ana, Mo, ros, via Miain Linol* 9:30a. m. |* 810 p. m. 8i; Louta Fast Itxpross, vis Main) 708, m. Springtield lexy ipHghold Fast Bapro Jafiorson City Kxpron uriin' i , Kookuk & .. Wit Tauan, and Washisgiail, o Joligt 420 0. s CHICAGD. MILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY, Unfon Depaly corner Mudison and Canal-sta,; Tveket Ofica 63 South Clarkl., oppoaite Sherman Hotae, and af Depol. Arrive, Leave, * 9:3 8, m. |$ 6:60a. m, " 5:00 p, m. *11:00a, m, o 1E9:30 . m [ 4215 P me Milwaukeo, §t. Paul & Minnosp-| olin Day Lexpres o Milwaukeo & Praitie dii " Oiflen Mail and Kxpross, Milwaukee, St, Paul olin Night Eipross. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & UUINGY RAILTOAD, Drpots—Foot of Lakeat,. Indiunteac., and nthest,, and Canal and Siztecnthi-ste, Ticket fices, No, G Clarks ., andat depots, Arrive, Maf) and Expros 800 p. . Otiawa and tor Passongur.. Duhuque and Sloax Olty Ex, Pacitic Fnst Line, Aurora Passanger.. Mendata & Ottaws. i Downer's Girove Accommodnting Anrors Pas«ongor,..., Aurorn Passongor {Sunday), Dubimnue & Bluix City Kaps.sss Jasic Rigit Expros, Downer's Grove Accoms fazas EBzpress ILLINOIS GENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot foot af Lakest, and.fool of’ Ticentysecondat, Ticka afice, 121 Randolphast,, near Clark, Teave, §t Jouts Bt. Louls Fa: i Calco Mail, W Cairo itspre: 5. Springfield xproy %D, in. 8. 5 Dy 1 15, m, 80, m.[¢ Oak W Ak Wonds. (a) Runs to Gnampaign on Saturdays. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. City affices, corner Mandolph andt LaSalleats,, and T Canal- at,, corner Madison-st Arrive, a Pactflo Fast Lino. ... a Dubuque Dny Ex. vid Clinton a Umaha N){ht Exnross,. a Dubnque Nght Ex. vin a kcveeport & Dubuaup (txpress. . « Fracport & Dubugue kxpress. b Milwnukes Mall.,, & Milwaukee Expros b Milwaukee Passonyol & Milwauken Passonio b Green Bay Eipres: b §t, Paul Kxpross 13 Mnn’nulln fixprosd, b St. Paul Express.., a—Depot cornor of Wolls and Kinzlo-sts, -Depot corner of Canal and Kin 3 W.HSTENNETT, Gon, Pass. Agont. COLORADOD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, Ticket and Freight Ofice, 71 Ol Spoclal Inducomionts. Great dw Ity Fo lt. It W I W CHICARO, ROTK ISLAND & PAGIFIC RAILROAD. Devot, corner of Vanliuren anit Shernvinate, - Ticket ojice, Graad Tuclic lniely Teave, | Arrive, Qmata, Leavonw'th& Atchl: TPoru Acommodation, Night Ixpross. Louvoawarth LAKE SHORE & MICIIICAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD, Van Duren-at,, Yoot ar LaSalle-st, Ieket ojtces, northwest corner Clar ltandalplistes, and souihices corner Canal and Madison-ste, CArrlce, * 850 p. m Mail, vls Al Lino and Main Line ecial New York Espross, v ‘Alr lina... . Atlantio Expross, vin Alr Lt Dight lizpre, viu Main Lin Elknart Accommouation,. Suuth Ciongo Accommo! PITTSBURGH, FORT W ATNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD. Zeave, Duy fxpron Pactfio [ixpros actiis ki CHICAGD. INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THFKIU‘GH LINE. VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Halirond Depot, foot of Lake-st, For through Vckels and Zcar bériha apply netn Tieke ofice, 131 Zandoljh-it., near corner Clhar Canalual,, corner Madison; i LuSalle-sts, corner inglon, and af Hitinols Centrul Depot. Tearo Chicago, Arrivo at Lafayotte., Avrivoat [ndixnapaiis ; Asrivo at Clacinuati .. Trains arrive at Chicago at 7:67 a. m., 8:33 a, m,, and Ton. me Onlyling ramilng Saturay ificht teain fo . dianapalis and Clucinnatt, South kind prssongurs can geb bugaege chieoked and tako train at Twentysocond-at obot. 1:0a; m. 4d5almy Vid0a. my §fi:m .. CONVICT LABOR. ) OFFICH OF THA Kansas State Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kan., Sept. 5, 1873, Thelhor of 200 conviete, ar whatevermay ot o employ- ol h! the Stato on bulldings and necessary work sbodat tho Prisan, (s nffored to the highest bidder. 'Flioro aro now 340 convicts In the Prison. Soventy are At tho prowont tme employod {4 Lisnufasturing wagons, hllygle!. and carringos. 5ics cploying i labor will bo allowed ta pursua auch branchos of Illlnllffllflllfln( as they dusiro, and that 2r& atatly carriod on in othir Dobitentiari ‘Oifors will bo rocelvad for 510 nby Gumbor that ray be subjuct to contracting in tha Prison, o sbiopa o Feads fur acoupaney aro as follows: One rlck shopy 135450 faud, Siatorioa in helghi, of 13 feot eash, tn roof, with a now 8-horas pnwor onking and_ boiler oo’ onpying one end ot thiy building in two soparate rooms: St bl 1s now nsod &s Liackemith ‘&R woodaror o or (B8 matifactive'ot wagaus, do.” Dirocily-al 1t angles with this building fs a oub-story brick shiop, L Iiachamits sbup, Wit DIaGRamIth. forgos 10 th canire, witl sinto Fool. 'O tho sarmo 1ao with tiia &ro two shop rooms of 200x2d ot I nacosears hoating pipos il o put tn shops, Te contendtor Mould b ronuirod to hoat ho- sioms af His owe Sxputig, iniors othorwl agrood U at e o making obirant. A 3hope and tho botlor aud engluo ars now ud por- et ondor. ‘Conirasiors to commonco work by the Bth day of No« vomhor, 1§73, or a8 aoun {horentior &8 woukd 1o possiblo 30 Cortins fur s torm of YoATs £o. b ARFUSU Lot 36 nat to exc ton yoars. Fiva hiundrod doliars (8100) i oueronoy o bankable patier must ho dunnsitod with oach i, &8’ socuriry fcs Saniying with bId 1t mwacd {8 mador Al casemotiow parfion wi B miuieed to gire bond for the falihfal porformnoa of their contraot i tho s of tun to Torty thotsand dofinrs, o wuch & sum 1o pro- Portion to tha nubor of convidts cmbloyod. Tayumonts for tho {abor will bo ruuirod to. bo mads monifly, by tho 10U v of oxch wont susccadiug that 1R whials th lahr was porfariiads nteaclute Wil ot it yay forany timalost by season of slaknuat, oF Whild Gonvicts ago coninon I thelr Solls o pubtshimont, but convicts will o ailowed & Tt slinvb, 300 The. Suren, snd Fecola visits fro ‘Rlonde I netordunad with {ho fulga ot tho Brisoa, withe U oy duduction tor Jost tiia an {hat scenut KR rorsyo a1 O ours s (hoseas Wil bo ot dorod n dayle Tabur, % "AlDida to'bo sonied, and will ho rocelvod untl] 2o'clock oo tho 1500 dny of otabr, 183, ‘kdiorn aro Toiontad 10 bo poaynt at_ananing of bids, ‘o b v to ofast s ol i Tiie Kiusas Panitontiary fa locniod five Toavonworth Uity, on the Leavenworth & {icaneh ni tha Kniviaa Puollo Iatiunm, rendoring mArs vmunteation biey " Conlt o Fal T s Liavon.- OFth cont miD in Ay quaniLy. further fnforina fon_ tiny bo had by adidressing the Wapdon Leuve iworit, Kauan To Whon all bids aro 10 iy nderof tho Boand af Dignators, A of Dipnctors. 1y ordor of tho Hord i RNIY TTOPIINS, Warden, "~ MACHINERY. WILLIAM A, HARRIS, Providonos, . L, Builder of the HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE WIth Harris'Patout Impravomonts, Sond for Circuls A 90-horso Knglno 1 on extifbltion at the Olnolunisti posttion watl Octobor 4, and a G-hore Kogtuo at the Loutaville Exposition uutil Optrkar e