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

THE C. & S. A, "CONVENTION, The Second and Last Day’s Sessioa Ono of Goneral Argument, The Representatives of the Several Routos Prosent Their - Olaims, The Convention Indorses the Line as a 'Whole, but Sclects No Route. This Work Is Left to the Engincers and Surveyors of the Company. MORNING BESSION. Tho Chicago & South Atlantio Railway Con- vontion reassombled at tho Palmer Houeo at 10 o'clock yesterday foronoon, pursuant to adjourn- ment. Gov. Magofin preaided, The Committeo on Reeolutions, appointod on tho provious ovening, submitted the following roport through its Chairman, Gen, Clingman, of North Caroliun: Jtesolved, Thint tho immonse and increasing producs tious of tho Northwestern Btates domand additionnl outiets, to cnabls thew to roach {ho markela of the world, ; Zeaolved, Thereforo, that a8 o most important meas~ uro to offect nuch an object, thero should, ns soon 18 practioablo, o comploted, from tho Clty of Chicago, & and trunk raflroad to ono or mora of tho outh Al antic ports with such branclios and connoetions as aro necensury thirough such seaports to rerch forelgu countrics, with 4hie prualicat possible cost in transportation, dtesolved, That the ~delegntions from the several States represented in this Convention pledgo thom- acives to uso tholr hest olforts to organizo and sacuro such charters and such connections with vxisting rail. ronds a8 nro necessary to facilllate tho success of thiv groat enterprivo, Atesolved, That tho soveral delegations will nlso uso thelr best endeavors to procure aloug tho lines of the road such aubscriptions and other sid as mny assist {ho enterprise und satisfy capitulists abrond that thoso immediatoly intercstod huve full faith in tho success of tho work aud of its inaucial profits on {nvestment, ‘Tho roport was uuanimousty adopted, . Dudley, of Kentucky, moved the appoint- ment of a committeo to obtain a chartor for tho line through his State, ‘The Ion, T. L. Jones, of Kontucky, moved, as an amendment, that committoes bo appointed for each Btate for tho same purpoee, and for the general good of {he railroad. He proposed that each committoo should cousist of five membors and appoint its own Chairman, who should re- port to tho Chawrman of a Central Committee in Chicago. Tho motions wore discussed at great longth, and finully Gen, Harrison, of South Carolina, moved to amend the amendment by loaving tho clection of the committoes proposed to tho soveral Biate Conventions. Nr. Robort Rao, of Chicago, being callod upon to address the Convention on thisquestion, epoke at considorable length on tho Chicago & South Atlantic Railrond projoct. A few months bofore, Mr. Haymond, of Indisna, delivered an address bofore the Board of Trado of Augusta, Ga., in which he advocated the construction of an air line from Chicago to tho sea. Bhortly afterwards, tho Chicago papers published an ex- cellent lettor on the subjoct from tho samo gon- tleman, The proposition to build the rosd first come from the South, and it rested with that section to build from the son to the Iake, not from tho lake to tho sea. Every energy of Chi- cago was now engagod, but she could neverthe- loss devote some utiontiou to tho proposed en- terpriso. It wos to hor intorest that the road should bo speadily built, aud every busi- noss mav in tho city and in the Northwost should .aid in emrying it forward, Mo bad applied to them many times for aesistaucs, but he was sorry to say he had sig- nally failed. He wrote to Mr. Haymond, tollin; him'of tho result of his endeavors, and mcoivefi in reply o letier saying thero was'no such word ag fail, The bLaukers of the Northwest were then applied to, and with botter success, Thoy &nid if tho South reatly wantod the railroad, thoy would holp her. Tho Gity of Chicago would not build the rond a8 & mero specalative projoct, It did not propose to put the onterpriss through anaided. The gentlemon of the South, who wero equally interested, should set themsolves to work, ~ Gold was required to build the roud, and, before_that would bo l‘or:].\com]nfi, the Houth must show that it was in carnost and intended to sct in good faith, Ho far as the financial pros- octs of the roud were concerned, he could say r. Haymond, who was working hard in the State of Indiana, bad vulion to the eoffcct that he expected to receive £1,000,000 additional, making in all £8,000,000, ready to carry the line to tho Obio River. Every dollar of that amount would be expended in Iu- diana; Chiengo would take care of hersclf. Ho behieved that the South would be_cqual to tho occasion. He believed that sho did not lack the ardor to push tho groeat wovk to complotion, and whon it Would b _comploted the South and tho Noxthwest could march togethor to the_sea, and open o high-road to a grander and wider com- merce than either Lad concoived boforo. With the aid of Indiana Chicago would build the road to tho Ohio River, and it remained for the South to complete it. Ilowas instructed by Maj, Vail to say thay that Drexol & Co., of Philadelphia, were williug to become tho financial agonts of the roadif the worle wasactively undertakon, Tho speakor closed with the hopo ‘that the procoed- ings of the Couvention would be governed in ovory respoct by honosty, and that the road, if built, should be buiit in Lonor aud honesty, and puid for in the samo curmnct". Gon, Olivgmau, of North Carolina, said ho would like to know what Kentucky would do toward bringiug the road across thai Btate from tho Obio Rivor, Gen. Harrieon, of South Caroling, said the rond from Spartanburg, 8. C., to the Butt Moun- tain Gap was porfoctly safe, aud if it was adopted the County of Spartauburg would subseribo $100,000 i hard cash. The road in Union Couuty, in the samo State, was already built, but, nevertheless, that county wonld suflacflhu $150,000 outside of the srivn(o subscriptions, Tho South wanted tho road, and South Carolina wae bound to lave it. Gen. Clingman inquired of Gen. Harrison if the county taxes could be paid with bond cou- pons. ‘That wasthe manner in which they were paid in bis county. Thanks to the gontlomen— he would not say carpet-baggers—who had gov- erned North Carolina for the {)lnut fow years, the bonds of that Btato were worth only 6 centa on the dollar. They used to be worth ‘86 conts. Gon, IIarrison replied that the Stato of South Carolina was not in such a bad condition, It wa8 regaining ity former position rapidly, ‘Tho resolution of Mr. Dudley was then passed, and, in accordance with it, the” Chair appointer the following gentlomon a8 & Committoe to se< curo a charter for ihe road from the Goyern- ment of Kentucky: Jamos T, Robinson, Jr., James I, Dudloy, Boriah Magoffin, John G. Govo, and Willinn Pherton. The Hon, Mr. Love, of Bouth Carolina, then commenced au addrees on the merits of the Taburn Gap route above all others,—a question which was thoroughly discussed on the previous day, ¥ &hua he was speaking, o motion to adjourn until 2 p. 1. was carried. AFTERNOON SE3SION, The Conveution reassombled at the appointed hour. The Hon. Mr. Love continued his remarks in support of the Baburn Gap route, Gen, Clingmsan doniod the nssortion made by Mr. Lovo that it would average $30,000 per mile to construct the road on the French broad- route, Nr. J, H, Btewart, of Indians, offered tho fol- lowing : Resolved, That, for the purpose of avoiding useless disousajon on competing routes at presont, the delogates from ouchi locality furnish the Becretary of this Con- vention with full'written statistics us regirds thefr wop- srate routes and local Intereats, for the futuro of the Chicago & Bouth Atlantio Rallroad GCompany, Mr. Haymond, tho Presidont of tho Chicago & Bouthwestern Rallroad Company, eaid it was uselous to speak of the advantage of routes be- foro n convention, Tho remarks could not be understood unless thoro was & large map upon the wall and some ono with a stick to point cut the locations, The gontlomon who advocated the differont routos shonld put thelr ideas on papor, aud leave thom in o shapa where survey- ors could tako hold of them, ‘Phe Hon, Mr, Jones eaid ho folt certain that the Conventlon was not todecide the route which the proposed road would take, Tho main idos wauto councct Chicago with the IE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBU TURDAY, OCLOBER (1 , 1873. oconn, What point on the Bouth Atlantic const did sho want to striko? Was it Oharloston, or Port Royal, or Buford? Lot hor sond out lior suryoyors to examine thoso potnts, and flud ont tholr advantagos. Whon thoy had decided cui o routo, thon the counties should bo asked for syb- soriptions, and the road commonced. Firab fix tho point o tho const which Chiongo wanted Lo ntrike, thon Iay tho lino ns straight na possiblo, 1lo callod upon Gov. Magoffin lg say what Xon- tucky would do, Ho said that whatovor the construction of tho rond through Kontucky might cost, the poopleof the Btato would pay hale u?lt. Tho Loglalaturo would conveno {n " sixty days, and ho belioved that a liberal chartor could bo oasity socurod. Tho Hon. Nr. Jonos withdrow Lis motion to appoint 8tate Committeos. r. J. H, Btowart, of Indlann, offerod resolu- tlons indorsing tho Chicago & Bouth Atlautio o supply tho plautiug Blatos, and aleo |. Cowupany, A dologate romnrked that the substanco of thom was contained in the dobatos and general busineds of the Convontion, tl Mr, Btewart thon withdrow both of his resolu- ong, Ho subsoquontly reconsidered hia withdrawnl of tho second resolution,and it was put to a voto, and carried, Resolutions of thanks wero passod to Mr, {(’nuur Paimor for his kinduess to the Conven- on, M. J, H, Btewart, of Indians, suggosted that it would bo & l_In:omn' closing act of tho Conven- tion to subseribe somathing for the reliof of the Momphis and Shroveport yollow-fover sufforors, Ho enrried around the nat himself, and collectad quite a largo sum for tho charitable purpose, Resolutions of thanka wore passod to the Pros- ident and Bocrotary of the Convention, and to the city prous. Gon, Harrigon thanked tho Convontion in be- half of tho South, and Mr, Rao responded on bo- half of tho Northwaest, An fnvitation to sup at the Shorman House, lnmtln(ind, by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick, was nc- copted. R‘ho COonvontion ndjourned sine dio, THE POLICE BOARD. ‘Trial of a Number of Delinquent Offin ccrs and Firemoens=Declsion of the Corporation Counscl that the Sala~ rics of the Detective Forco Cannot Be IRanised by the Council. The Board of Police mot ns uaual yostorday aftornoon, and resumed the hearing and consid- oration of the case of Oflicer Prismoyer, chargoed with intoxication while on duty. In consldera- tion of his pravious good charnctor, ho was sen- tenced to bo reprimanded only, and Presidont Cleveland rostored the officor to duty, ordering him to roport at 10 o'clock on Monday, as ko wantod tho bost part of a day to give him s rop- rimand suitable to tho caao, Ofticer Potor Farron, charged with making a falso arrost and maltroating s citizen, was found .guilty and was roprimanded. The resignation of Oficor John Dolacoy was accopted, to take offect Nov, 1. Officor Louis Hofor was found gullty of absence from duty without lenve, and was sontoucod to be diecharged. The rosolution of Ald. Richardeon, sdopted by tho Council, relative to arrests,and asking for information as to tho number, dates, and charac- ter of the varions crimes reported sinco the firat day of this yoar, waus reforred to Superintondent Washburn. A communication from the City Comptrollor, rogarding an order of tha Councll for the in- creaso of salaries of the police detoctive forcs, atated that he had had a consultation with the Oorporation Counscl, and tho latter had informed him that tho Council could not legally make such an ordor, Ho was, thorefore, obliged to rofuso to isguo warrants for such incroase, and asked theBoard tonotify the Council to that effect. The Sorgoant in chargo of tho dotective forco thoreby loses $45 per monty, and tho detectives cach lose €25 per month, Madame Belle Scott-Uda n}mnm‘ed to invita tho Board to attond tho trisl of hor flving-ladder ot 2 o'clock to-day, at the cornor of Randolph stroot and Michigan avenue. Tho Board agroed to attond as requested. Bimn%ns Firo Commissioners, tho Bonrd tried James Dunn, truckman of Hook and Ladder Compnny No. 3, charged with intoxication, The acouod plond guilty, and was sentenced to bo roprimanded, his character boing good nud this being s first offense, Ho was also told to ko prosent on Monday morning to take his dose in company with Ofiicor Prismoyer. Willism_Olwoll, ongineer of Engina No. 7, pload guilty to the charge of negloct of duty, aud was sontenced to bo roprimanded,his h.\aufi'- mont being ordered for Monday also, . Christian Bhimmels, foreman of Company No. 5, led guilty to the charge of disobedi- onco of orders, hn\'h:{; permitted ox-Marshal VWilliams to tako a pair of blankets which the Inttor claimed to bo his privato property, but swhich tho forerann had received positivo inabruc- tions not to give up. Mr. Shimmels seomed to considor the mattor in the light of n good joke, and when sentenced to be reprimanded, seeme to think it still funnior that Mr. Sheridan should give the roprimand. Oscar Charlson, member of Supply Hoee Campmli No. 8, was charged with absonce from duty without leave, plead guilty, and was ordered to mnko his appearance with witnesses to prove mitigating circumstances, on Mondny. Aftor auditing a few bills, the Board adjourncd. A QUEER TRANSACTION. A Stray Overskirt, and iow It Nearly Led to the Shedding of Blood. As a prominont railroad man of this city was proceeding home on Thursday evening, Lio saw o dark object on tho Madison streot sidewalk, noar Union Park, Ho stooped down and picked 1t up, and found it to be the overskirt of a very elogant black eilk drees. Ifo hung it on the end of his cane, and Iaid tho cane over his right shoulder, and walkod on, hoping that some lady would claim it, and that thus ho would bring gladnees to a fomale heart, and mako a fomalo acqualntance. But, after the garmont had ewung bohind him for six block, ho grow dishoartened, and, having reached the drug-store of an intimato friend, he walked in, and, hanging tho skirt over a chair, remarked that it would bo called for. Protty #00n some Indies camo in for soda water. Tho moment they entercd the store, ono of them whispered very loudly to another, * Why, thore's my skirt," and, after a few minutes, vory mod- “estly clafmod if, The railroad man was sbout to remark to hor that he had found it, and hed lited his hat by way of introduction, whou & very corpulent lady, with a pug uose, stopped quic l{ into tho storo, aud ro- marked to o lttle boy who was with her, ‘' Johnny, there it is ; goand got it." * Johnny" made haato toward tho gnrmugut, and was IlbD{IQ to lift it from tho chair, whon the first claimant vaenud him by remarking, rather tartly, that t was hers, The olaimants seomed dotermined to decide tho title lfi'd wager of baitle, ol The raillroad man bohind the pre- seription cago, and the drug-store man grow violontly ed in tho faco, It was an embarrasking moment for Lim, but happily it was quickly cut short by the boy, who, in obedionce to & second and more pcs{h\m command of tho corpulent Iady, snatched the skirt from the chair, and walked uickly out into tho street with it, followed by tho large woman. The other lady nickly fof- lowed hor, and whether thoy ongnge‘b in & fight or not wfli perhinps 'nover be known, as tho rail- road man was as badly frightoned as the drug- glt, and noither of them dared follow and seo tho termination of the queer transaction. ‘Business Property at Auction, ®ho attontion of our readers and all intercstod fa called to tho advertisement in to-day's TriuuNk of the alo of & valusble stono front bullding, No, 12 Mil. waukee avenuc, now occupled and poylng » good zentul, Alao, two valusble buflding lots on North Hal. sted pireet, near tho interscetion of Milwaukes aventie and affording two good business fronta on two groat thorouglfurea, The ealo of this property will be peremplory, shd should sitrsct the attantion of par- Ies socking an investment, This f8 sure to pay well, The ferms aro easy, Bale will tako placo on the ground, commonciug at 3 o'clock, Mesars, Elfuon, Yomeroy & Co, aro the suctloticers, bl N This Doy at 1P, M., A wpoctal trau will loave the dopot of tho O, & N, W, R. R,, corner of Canal snd Kinzlo stroots, for thaf chiarming suburb Winnotks, O, O, Thayer & Go,, real entute uctioneers, will moke the sccond and closing #ule of beautiful grove lots, located on tho lake shore, "The property Is really very cliolco and dusirable, 04 evidenced by the fiue prices reallzod at sale of a pore tlon of the subdivision on Sopt. 17, Let all attend, and umbrace tho opportunity offerod o muke o sufo snd Judicious fvosimont, R e Oalifornia Sunday Traln, The through Pacifio Express train for Council Dlufrs, Omaha,Denver,Ban Francisco, and all Far-\Wost poluty, will leave Chicogo Bunday, Oct, 13, at 10:16 . m,, via Chicago, Rock Ialand & Pacifio Rallway, stopping_at all regular atations on tho nain lino, Tickets via Olie eago, Burlington & Quincy, or Ohlcago & Northwestern nilsvads will be taken on this tralu, THE COURTS. Petition of Lake View Property- Owners for a Divorce. Suits on Insurance Policies=-Bank« ruptey Proceedings. Business Beforo the Supreme Court at Ottawa Yesterdny, A potition signed by about 125 porsons, and claiming to ropresent n mnjority of the legn) voters of a portion of Lake Viow, was filed yes- terdny in tho Circuit Conrt, to have n part of 8nid town sot off moparate from tho romaindor of Lako View. The part deelred to be soparated {808 follows: Commoncing on tho onst sido of tho North Branch of the Chicago River, at tho point of intorscction of the contro lino of Ful- lorton avonuo with msnid North Branch, running thonco northwesterly along the onst branch of said North Branch of snid river to point 140 foet south of the north line of Diver- #oy stroot, and parallel with said streot to tho contre of Halated streat, thenco enst nnd parallol with eald. Divorsoy to the shoro of Lako * Michigan; thonco southerly along tho shoro of Tako Michigan fo o point whoro the north boundary litio of the City of Chicago intersocts saidl lako; thence due wost along tho vorth boundary lino of said city to tho place of beginning. The petition doos not atato the reason why petitionors wish to be divorced. WIIO 18 THE OWNER? Jamos Livingston files o bill against Roboert G. Goodyillie and James Young, to removo a cloud on histitle. Livingston claims that ho owned Lot 23 in Block 9 in Ashiand's SBocond Ad- dition to Chicago. Wishing to soll it as soon aa poasible, Lo put it into tho hands of Goodwillie, o real estato agent, promising 8100 if he sold it. Ho also put it into tho hands of another agent, who soon aftorward sold it for about $2,400. Livingston notified Goodwillioc that he noed not, trouble bimaelf about it, Dbut wns nstonished to loarn, a fow dnys after, that ho had also sold the samo picco to one John Young, Complainant imme- diatoly induced tho first purchaser to ronounce lus rights, by paying him $60, and notified Good- willie that ho we d finish his contract with him. Proviously Goodwillic had sued plaintiff and re- covered judgmont for $100,tho commissionon tho saloof the land. Goodwillle and Young, how- ovor, whon they found complainant willing to porform his agreoment, rofused to comploto their part, Livingaton mnde out a deed and ton- dored it, but it wna refused, Complainant al- logos that Goodwillie did not really sell the land, but only protended to conveyit (ho havinga power of attorney), to defendsnt Young, and with the intention of extorting monoy from him. Young, he alloges, ia & clork of woak mind in Goodyillio's omploy. Livingston thereforo asks that this cloud on his titlo may be removed and tho land reconveyed to him, or that defandants may be compelled to keep their contract. BUITS ON INSURANCE POLIOIES, The declaration in the caso of Sophia Bigelow, administratrix, and Honry P. Bigolow, adminis- trator, of tho cstato of Honry W. Bigolow, against the Borkshira Life-Insuranco Company, wha flled yestorday in tho Circuit Court. 1in it ialniulima ot out that on the 22d day of August, 872, decensod took from defendanty two poli- cios of insurance ; ono for £10,000 for life, with an anounl promium of 9763, and tho othor for n like sum for life, but the promi- ‘ums payablo in ten annual installmonts of 1,032 each., By the torms of the d‘mlicy, defondant was {o pay tho policy ninety dnys aftor roceipt of the inmll&;nncn of the denth of the assured. Bigolow died in TFebrunry, 1873, and notico thercof was given to defondants, but they have not as yot paid the amount of the insurance ; wheuce the suit. LIDEL SUIT. Iu tho casclot Jacob Lonz againgt Isanc Woiss, the declaration wna filed yosterday, in which plaiutiff claims that bis roputation is damaged &6,u00 worth, becauso, a8 he alleges, Woiss sent. anonymous latters to severalof plaintifl’s frionds, 1 which he speaks of plaintiff as ** You dem ragkel and tif, you are a grent swindler ;” rofors to certain little peculiaritios in his Pnut lifo, and insinuates that ho gained his livelihood by dis- honest means. Plaintiff isa liquor-merchant, and nlloges that poople will not even buy so much Inpier of him as herotofore, Josophina Zelinck also claims thot hor ropn- tation is damaged $2,000, by John Talafous tell- iug some neighbors that sho abatracted somo sugar from his wifo's sugar-bowl, or table, . WY BIE WANTS A DIVORCE. Caroline W. Horn socks to bo allowed to spend hor mmm{l for bLerself inatead of puying the whisky bills of a man, She revresents that about four years ago she changed her namo from Kuctomeyor to the moro cuphonious and ensily articulated one of Horn, Tho defendant, how- ovor, has not apprecinted her as hor morit deservos, often exercising the exterior muscles of his forearm on her face, and taking o horn, alwo, far too frequently for his good. Onoof his objections to her is that eho sticks mora to his mothor than to him, which ie not strange under the circumstances, He has repeatedly turned lior out doors, and sho has finally boon olligod to forsake him and live with ber sister. De- foudant has morcover taken some of Ler monoy and loaned it on roal estate, making tho mort- enfics therofor in his name instoad of hors, \Whereforo she prays that he may be restrained from collacting the said sums bolonging to her, oand for a decrce of divorco, MILLER IN TROUNLE AGATN. Stephon 8. Millor, o chapter of whoso bistory was relatod to our rendera about a weelk ago, hay put his oot in it again, and reappoars s an ap- ‘plicant for another habeas corpus. By his poti- tion, filed yestorday in the Superior Court, it is learned that his last residonco in jail was occa- sioned by a capias igsucd at the Instanco of John 8. Hewson, on which ho was taken imme- dintely after his reloase from the oxamination in the allesed fraudulent land transfer. Hewson obtainod o judgment against him, and, as jv was not paid, bad him arrosted, Millor atleges that he was not guilty of refusing to pay any judg- mont; that ho did not know of the execution until after he was incarcorated; that the time {0 appeal oxpired whils he was imprisoned on the former charge; that this imprisonment is unjust, beiug for no frand, nor undor any pro- vision of the act which allows arrest. Mr, Hardy, his counsel, brought him up beforo Judge Wnllace under the Insolvent Debtor's act, and moved a trial by jury, but the motion was overruled, on tho ground of no juriediction, and an appoal was prayed to the Circuit Court. DANKRUPTOY ITEMS. H, B, Claflin & Co, have filed & petition in bankruptoy against James E, Mandovillo, for an unpaid note and an account amounting to sbout %400, . A rulo to ahow causo snd provisional war- rant of seizure wero ontored. ‘The assiguees of the estate of Munn, Norton & Bcott flrad his report of sales of the lot on whioh their elevator stood, aud of other property, amounting all to $65,800; and the roport was or- dered contirmed. The report of the ale of their intorost in wbnrflng Lot 1, in Block ** K" in the original town of Chicago, for $1,600, was also ordered to be conflrmed, COUNTY COURT, In the eatate of Reimand Kroenig, the will and oodicil wora Emvnd, and letters tastamentary gx;l‘n‘;.g;’l to Johanna Kroonig, under a boud of Christine Etzel was Tpoh)tad administrator on tho cutato of Philip Arbookls, on & bond of ,000, COUNTS IN DRIEF. Rachel Thrush, executriz of John Thrush, commonced an action for assumpsit for §83,000, The City National Bauk commonced au action against tho Ohilcago Building Bocloty for 2,000, An aotion In assumpsit was commenced by Tho Kirby Curpenter Compauy against Simeon Mayo for 2,600, Edmund Earnshaw and othors commenced an action ngainst O. 8., Charlos L., A, 3. Lough, for $10,537.75, ‘THE SUPREME COURT, spectal Drspatch to The Chicago Trilmine, Ot1TAWA, Oct. 10.—The SBuprome Cours mot at 0 d'clock this morning, pursuant to adjourn- mont. Prosont, the Hon, Hldm?' Drocso, Chief Justico, and Associate Justices Walker, MoAllis- ter, oott, Bholdon, Scholfield, and Craig. Tho busluess ransactod wus as follows : LY MR, JUSTICE ORAIG, 433—1, G, 1, It, Conipuny v, Tarael Ii, Patierson, Tu his cave diminution of record wad wuggested, and o motion for u writ of cortlorari made, Tho tnotion iy allowed, LY MR, JUBTIOF SOHOLFIELD, 332—Livingstor Complow v, Willlum Payno, Tl 18 5 matlon to wot nwlde the ordor silirming Judgmont, The motion {8 supported by aflidavit showing sufllclont Teasonn for settiuy usido the order, and the wotion is allowed, Y M1, JUSTIOE RCOTT, 4, Poople’s Dockel—Tho Feople. ox rol. Deal, W, Parker, v, W, E, Parker, This 18 a proecoding to atrike tho naine of W, E, Parker from the roll of Atlorneys for conduct unbocoming an atlornoy, Tho informue tion waa fled ot tho Soptomber lorm, 1873, and, upon Aarvico of procces, tho responttent 8led his answer, in which he spocifically denlea all the charges cxbibited against him, At thefustanco of the prosceution, tho catino was continted, in ordor to nllow time to {nke the tentimony of winesseo sl ta ho realdent In Now Or- Tennw, No teatimony Lian been taken, and no further proceodings hinve beou had in the eara aluce that time, ho order taling Ao eubmission of the entike will o sot nsldo, tho information dismisaod for want of pros- ccution, and the rulo dieharged, ADISNION TO TIE DAR, Tho Chief Justico reported in favor of tha admis- slon of Tiawil T, Jumea upon liconvo from a forelgu Biate, and dircoted n licenso to practico, NEW MOTIONA, 520—Albert F, Lincoln v, Allen G, Btowell, Motton to et nsido order of allirmauce on afdavit fled, #47—John O, Corbus ct al, v. Juln L, Teod, Addi- tional record filed, subjoct to excoptinns, 963—Pallun Carjionter v, Jawea 8, Carpontor, Mo. tlon by nppolleo. for twenty dnys’ ndditional timo iu which'to filo niended abatract and brief, 450—City of Clilengo v, Timolhy Wright, Motlon by appoliant for additional Hine to filo brcfs, ¥ A50—Tho 0., O, & I, It, V, 1t, R, Co, v, Jncob Black otnl, Motlon by appellco for leave to nusigu cross errars, ho Obief Tustice—Yon Hvo that right wailer tho tuto, 6t—Audrewa v, Tho Poaple, Applicatton for super- acdenn on record, brief nnd ahatract fled, 664—Gadddum v, Tho Toople. Avplication for supor- seddens on rocord, brlef and nbatract Alod, Mr, Horvey moved tho admission to o T of Georgo W, Kiox, ou o forelgn liconso, TR CALL OF DOCKET, Tl enll of docket for tho day was s follown : 441—Chinrles W, Plorce, Administratorate, v, Charles W.‘ Boyington et al. Judgment atfirmed under tho rulo, 'oiter Palmer, v, Alvin Ford, Takon on eall, 4Hi—Winchester Hali, ot al, v, “Tho Connecticut Mutual Lifo Inourauco Gompany, Taken on call, 444—Aibio E, Bistiop, v, Clirlatin Busso et al, argued by Robert lervoy for appellant, 446 Georgo Duarlovo, v, Johu Herrington. Taken on call, 440—Barnum Binko v, Ohristino Blnko, Argued by Robert Hervey for appeliant, by 8, K, Dow for appellio and taken by tho Cotirt, The Court ronssomblod at half-past 2, aud the FURTHER CALL OF THE DOCKET was a8 follows : 447—Judgment afMrmod under the rulo, 448, 449, 450, 451, 463, 453, 455, 450, 167, 458, 460 —alt of which wara taken on call, 452 was argued by Leonard Swott for tho appellnt, and by W, O, Goudy for tho appelice, and taken by the Court, 459 wan nryguod by E, N, Tewla for tho appollant, and by F, T, Beckoy for tlio appellees, and taken by tho Court, NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC BOOKS. 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ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD, And tho charming Comediotta, T Both ploces with a poworf: Great Flfth-av, suce I preparation—11E ACADEMY OF MUSIC, MURPHY’S LAST DAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MAUM CRE, “Iho now Irish-Amoriean Drama, Mondlay—Robt. MsWado as Rip Van Winkte, MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Muarso-st., botween Dearburn sud Stato, Arfington, Cotton & Kemble's Minstrels, A Bellliant and Laughablo Programmo. First wook of thio Thirilling Hurlomino, ontitiod. TUNNY MOKES IN A F0G, itn Now Sconers, cnst with tho entieo Gompany. Robby Noweomb, Mackin and Wilson, Billy Rtice, Muster G, avenpart, Ernost Linden, Wi, Atlington, ‘Bon Cotton, aud J. 1t 'Kembly in favorito specinltlos. Livory Evoulug and Saturday Matince, W'VIOKER'S THEATRE, LAST NIGIITS OF THE GREAT COMEDY, ity day, Oct. 18, the SARATOGA.| SaturdnyTast SARATOGA Matinao. Doors apon at tat SRRATOGA commuiicen at § and forminates i or 1110 0% At EPSfaniay noxt -CILARLOTTI. GUSHMAN as MEG MERRILIES, Boats eun now by sooured. GLOBE, THE PEOPLE'S THEATRE This aftornoon at 23 ing at 8 o'elnck, Inst two por- o R orisucos of MR. JOLN THOMPSOR. o THANS, aud DIRIE OUR COLORED BROTHER. Mouday—LITTLE NELL, MARTINE'S DANCINGACADEMIES. SOUTH SIDE---1010 Indiana-av. ‘WEST SIDE---55 Ada-st. BOURNIQUE'S DANCING ACADEMY, 128 Twenty-fourth-st., near Indiana-av, OPEN FOR TIE SON. MILLINERY. MILLINERY! MODES RECHERGHES. LISETTE, CERES, MONTPENSIER, 'FRIANON, BACCHANALR. WEBSTER'S, 240 WEST MADISON-ST. POPULAR PRICES ! Dresses, No matter of what matorial, can bo cleanod and thoroughly renovated, by n now Process which does not require tho romoval of trime mings, S8POTS of any kind removed with- out washing tho whole garment. Bilks o Bpocinlty. Goods cleaned by this process onn be soen at our stores, No, 158 ILLINOIS-ST. &nd 264 WEST MADISON-8T A. BOHWAR! FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, $5 Packages oF TRACTIONAL CURRENCY YOR BALE AT TRIBUNE OFTICE. .. RUBBER OCATED IRON XUDE. PASGAL TRON WORKS, TASKER IRON WORKS PUILADELPUIA, DA, NEW CANTLE, DEL, ESTABLIST MORRIS, TASKER & 00, VULCARIZED RUBBER-COATED IRON TUBE. WONKS AND OFFICE, WANEHOUSE AND OTFICE, Fifth & Taokor-sts, Philn, No, 16 Gold-st, Now York, Offleo 29 Pemborton Squaro, Warchouso and Oftico, DUBTON, MABS, TITURVILLE, PA. D 1al, PLADELERIA, Junc, 1871, Wa doslro o cnll the speeial attontion of tho publie to VULOANIZED RUBBER-CoATED InoN Tunt. Also, all tho vaslous Fittings roquired in connoction with samo, under FINLEY'S Patont, which wo have hoon testing with ontire sucooss for tho past two years, and nra now roady to placa on tho markal, thoroughlysatisfled thit whorovor 1t may bo tutroduced for tho passago of natural wators, elthior hot or cold, ita morlts will bo acknowladkod ovor oithor Galvanizod Ironor Load Tubes, which nro now oxtenslvoly used for such purnoso, and to which, in many locallties, docldod projudico cxists. Tho absolute Indostruot hility of Vuloanized Rubbor—also ita purity for the purposo to whioh wa adapt it, s so well known that commont Is nnnocossary. o, aprond & later from tho colubrated Cliomiste, BOOTIL & GAIRETT, who havobeen Klud onough to toat tho acticlo for us, Tho price will bo the sumo as for galvanized tren tubo and ittings, wubjeot (o tho muet Wioral trada dis- counts, “Wo tra alro. neopnred to supply **tongs * destgnod one poctally for this srilcle, s tliat 1t can bo sorewed up to Tt pinco without injurisg 4o cunhuy Rt 1y Adking:your ondurs, "t AsKER & cOL Jases O, Boorit, 'HONMAR 1L, GARRETT., K, 1i00TI & GART Laboratory for Practical and Analstital Ghomistry, 1 and €21 Chant.at. Roar of t. Stophon’s Churoh, Tonth-st., holow Markot. Ratablishod i DRILADELT, Tob. 13, 1810, ¢ Mossrn, Morsls, Taskor & Go,, Philadglphin, DEATLSIRS: “Wo linvo mada”a enrolnl osnmination of our tubbor-coated iron piye, in order to dstoruino its Foslstance 10 hoat and cull, Lo stonm, hatieal wators, and havo uven oxtonded our rosntchus to ncids, nlkail, and burning gas. Wo may montlon thnt the coating s o simitnr comppuni o thet couutituting gums for Holding arilficla pt that sours containg no morenry, bigh degroo of lient, ovori@ Falirontieit, a8 might ba inforred from ifa Liaving beon propared ak above 3009, Mas not. affectod by |Inll|x|1 for sovoral hours in Schnylkill wator, CUy gns pussnd theough it {for abont throu days appearcd to have no effoct on it "Tho rablor conring soafod tiendy cashonto el watee, modsrately dilnte su gllllr(u and murkatioacids, and caus- to potash solution, - Solutluny of neuival alts havo no actlon on it. Sinen thoruliber contine oxhiblted ruch firim roslatanoo toncld, alknll, salt, anid ieat, it s clear that it will aifor & otill stromges reshstance to all natural waters, In which ho ahovo gredinata aro found in o less oxng- i n e dilito atata, n cungeatuinta you for findinga_ocoating for Iron tubids, and articlos of " iron gonorally, which i 80 un. naunlly rostatant foany of the usial nwonis of tho olicnist 0 ordluney azents which do- nifoot irou conted materiale, ina gron’er or Joss Ro- h oth ngrea, St BOOME dsRRE epuetfully sours, PROPOSALS. Projosals for Tunne, ‘OFFICE OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS, 5 T, pt. 21, 1873, OPOSALS will o received at this oflice 5, Oct. 16, at 9 a, m., for oxtonding an now tunncl for tho Bulale Clty Wator BREALED until Wednes ggmploting t Warks uudor the Niagara River, Plaus, spocitications, and quantitios for tho abova work onn bo'soen at” this aflica, and tho Lunnel a3 far a3 com= ploted (a distanco of 7 foot) can now bo oxamined at any tinio by tlio conteaciors. yory bid must_speclfy o gross sum for tho complotion ot too uniro work, and o netoinpanlod by a hond or ‘bonds in thosum of ton thonsand dollnrs, binding tho par. ty ur partins making tho nroposal to. obtor Into a contrast with the oity §f the wark Is awarded ta them. ‘I'lio Comnnilssioticrs revorve tho i) a aceopt or rojoot . any or all bids, NOTIOE--PROPOSALS FOR HAY, Propusals will ho received by th Board of Polico untt noun of Uct, 13, 1873, for four hundrod tous, or 48 much ns mny bo neoded for the Firo Dopsrtmont suing year, of tho hest quality of upland Do woll pressed in bales, not to excee pounds unal (o wolkht, 10 bu freo from ohafl and sticks, el onrou put bledeiiod by oxposuro 1 rains and dau “Tho hoy will bo inpucted by an allicor of tho Iiro Dos RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPART URE OF TRAINS IEXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKH,~ 1 Saturday ac eeptol, ® Hunday oxceptod, Yo Binday atss0n: m § Doy, Monday excopted. [Ara MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTEQN NAILROADS Deyoty er anid b Canielate, co 00l of Take #tey und fool af Teenty.-seconi-dl, ke e, Ghari o sintipuit cornar of Ramtolphs atiann, Mail 1y ane, Mo, Theaugh Line, Uninn bridge,_ Tielct Ogices ¢ A1 Drpot, [ 4 , Genoral Passouger Agont. CHICAS0 & ALTON HAILROAD, Chicago, Kansas City and_Denver Shorl Line, o ectga, Sprinufield, Alion an Jigpots it Site, wear FVOILE, Kanens Oity Iz, vin ducksonvillo ol o Ty o atian Ciry Fos sonvie, fi, o + Fouls' Exhrn &I Louls Fst T st Tixy dollerson Glty lxpross. Peorla, Igokuk & Buri Wanonn Tacon, Washlngton Joliot ¥ Diwight Accanniodat CHIPARO, MILWAUKEE & S hion Depot, corner Madizon and 63 Sonths ¢l f. PAUL RAILWAY, Cannleste.; Ticliet Ofica ricat,, opposite Sherman Houte, and at Depot, Leare, Arrire, Milrauken, St, Paul & Minneap. D18 By FEDEons.rseseernasvos (* 0:30 80 .14 2008, 1. Milwaukos & Drairio ‘dii "0l ol and Lproas. .. ¥ 5:00 p, . *11:00a, 10, Milwaukee, 86, Paii olls Night Tspre J10:30p, m [* 4215 p. . CHICAGO, EyRUNGTUN & OUINCY RAILROAD, Depots—Fant dnd Canal anit 5. entliafa, Tiel oty Grand Pacific lotel, an< at depn and Sicteenthet,, el iices, % N0, 69 Clar) Mafl and Expross Otinwa and Siroator Passonge Dubuguo and Sioax City Bz, Yaciflc 'nut Line, Dubnqug & Arrice, Prciiio Night Tixprose iowener's (irovo Accon "l'oxas lixpross,..... ILLINOIS CENTRAL Depot foot af Lakest, and font of Ticentysccond-at, e T et et orarie RAILROAD. Tickst 8t. Louls I B Lonia Fast 14 Arrice, (4) Runs to Champalgn on Saturdays. CHICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAN. City afiers, corn. .y corner Mud andotph ani LsSi te-sts,, and 15 Canals st a Paciflo Fast Ling a Dubnque Day Omuabia a Dubuguo Nlcht Iix, via a krrocport & Dubuaup lox) a Frooort & Dubmauo izt & Milwnukeo Mail & Milwaukeo Expros & Milwnukeo Passony 4 Milwaukco Pason 1 dny Eapre 8 o a—Depot ¢ 8-Dévot ¢ srmor of Walla and ATner of Cuna and SRR Arrice. Tt Kinzlo-sts. \zio-s, T, Gon, Pass, Agent, Sr er.'d:l and I'y Fo" (L3Il taducoinenis, partment, und all bales or car-loads not found in good order will bo_rojocted, and any expenso Incurrad by tho Dnmllmminihln romoving tho sume will be deducted Trom ravioas bitls, I,’l‘lm aymont will bo made mouthly, the hay to bo vered m3 roguiror for- tho. onteulunco. nf (ho Der 42" meut. Tho Board roservo the right o reject eachiu 3] bitth. Parties deslring to furnish tho samo wil Iv- ‘pronows, with wuielont onds, in ‘soaied one gion 1B {ireased 1o the Woard of Police, and foava (1 4 4o il thoSecrotary of tho Hourd, o fora ' g Y stated- A S 1P Wk Board of Patica for ths {1 s oard o o' the 14 Chiteaga, 10, Ot % 157 trel/onstimont. W.B, WEBB, COLORADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. 7 ito, Now A, on'l AR CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corer o' VienBinren unt Shermun-ats, Ticket ofice, Grand Pucific Hotel, Pern Acconymodation... Iiht Fapeos Qmiin, Feavomy'tli& Atehison Fx, drrive, (410 po 13 TN, 110200 . § 700 o adisonssts, Joat o ar anid Ttandolphate,, and soi LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. LaSalle-st, Ticket ofices, necinl Now York Alnt), via Afr Lino and Maln Lino(® G Zearo, | Arrle PITISBURGH. FORT WAINE & CHIEAGD RRILROAD.. ARRISEH, BRADHORD § 6 . STERL PENS. Spoclal attention catled to tho woll-known numbors, 5O5~=T54=-28---20 & 22, Tactory, Mt. Yernan : _Office, 75 John-s MACHINERY, N Y. CHICAGOD, alko fisot o Tucenty-accunl-st, it., itear corner Clark: LitSulleat., corner Depot, INDIANAPOLIS & LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Ruflroud Depot, oot of Fakeust, Canuteat., corner Madisos ugion, and at Hiinofs Centra CINCINNATI THROUGH Licket office, 121 L g ] T* D08, .8 S8 p, 188 DAV Schiool for Young Ladlos, Tarrytown of tho Hudson, will reopon Sopt, 17, BULKLEY'S N EDUCATIONAL. BOARDING 570, m,, 8:35a, m,, and AND, " WILLIAM A. HARRIS, Provideaco, R. 1., Buildorof the HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINE ‘With Harrla'Patont Improvonienta, Sond for Circulars A 9%0-liorso Lingino 13 on exhibition at tho Clncinnati Fx position until Octobor 4, and a G-horso Engino at tho Launisyillo Exposition until Octobor HOTEL, 0TEL BRUNSWICK Twenty-sixthests, Filth-nv., und Twonty-sev enthiesty, ‘W YORK CITY, 1833, grontly enlarkod and entiroly rono- HonG for Tensiont Guests ad the W1l open Oat. 1, ¥ated, as a Hotel Feaveling Public. +The Hotel Brunswick embracos the ontlre black on Yilth-av., overlooking Madison Sqnare, and prosonts tho unrivalod'advautagu of frontago oi (iro stiogts, Al tho raoms aro wall ventilatou, woll lighted, and sup. plled with bath-raoms and all wodorn canvouionces, aud hia furniture and nppolntments are of the host, For Itvonia and Perms, addross th Vroprietars, IELL und F. KINZLER. n New Vork ¢ GETTYSBURG WATER. SIS SR T ELC- KATALYSING WATER-Tuk Gurar MEDICINE oF Natun, Tndorsod by dio Tlighest. Meileal Autlusritios. tuntores’ Musculie Powor 1o tho Paralytie, Yonthfal Vikor to tho Aged, and Dovolaps the Vouig at a Uritfeal Porlod s Dissolves Caloull und 1* Gl Dopustta: Curos Gout, Rhoumntism, Dymupata, Nouralgin, (G avol, Diae hotoy, Discancs ot tho Kituuys, Livor, aud Skin, Abdome inal Dropay, Ghironto Dinrrhen, Constiptfou, * Astimin, Norvousioss, Sluoplossioes, Guuoral Debility, and nosrly every clasy o Chronio Dissuso. Paiphiolu’ containiing History. of the Speing and Tostimonials from Medion Jousuals, Kominout Phyaielann sni Distiniuishied. Gitls zonn, w0yt ¥R by wail’ by WHITNEY BIROS., Gonoral AgoRts, 237 South Front-st., Philadolyhin, Ta by'al dragiste. AN'SOIIAACK, il MEDICAL., A A A A A A A A A~ A AN NN AN MOLMN'E CANDIED OCASTOR OIL tx the (ruade name, It 1s wyrup with I, fuxt, Castor Hvan, thuroby b porfect wubstituty for Gastor Ol Yoe (hildron and Aduits it is un oscollent physlo, MolLali's Vermiifuge Bonbous ave oxcollont, . Chibiren Invo'thoun, trorms Jdon't,, Leioo (TS for dlther, For salo druggists, VAN SOHA \ BT AR5, Nont i of Lnkernt s Ohigos Sy Klanin FOR SALE. S6ArEs, FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES OF ALL SIZES, TFAIRDANKS, MORSE &00 111 AND 113 LAKE-ST. cornor V'an Buren, Chicako, all roadurs of th csteomod of "t *bighost mod YEARS OF 115 BIRSRN et saes NSULTATION FRi LIFIS o borly CONFIDENTIAL, Address ull Dr. 0, BIGELOW, 977 and 339 § DR, BIGELOW Iy a rogular) utatlon is Lewt known hero 1n out tunt reforanco, but Is woll fruating themdotvos to Ll caro, suls worvice, It is omphiatically such tg visit DIX, 1 MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 377 and 9 South Clark ly ull casos of OLIRO] SEPARATE PARTORS . CORRISPONDENQIS Tiutes, 0ct, 2, 1883, iy brod spokon of ‘b Faiatly anid 1UIBLOW, at his C fiobuine 217 Annd 0 Soutl Olari-stes Untonger o Coubral of tho papors, that Dr, physlolan It Obicako. ndd Dr, 5, tho most o, Donorod by tha nros, al attalamonis by all tha podical institatos of ihia day, having duvoted TWENTY i woting romarlon that will 0 AND BPECIAL Isttors, witly stamps, to outh Glarkeat. i)\u--lclun. His rop- .+ Ho wants uodis- ovory ‘ona on. Wililo thaWorld endures ‘midsd this class of phsalolans aro ronutred, and If any ono noods u af tho utiost, Wportanco o ongao auly a iat whoso experiouco 15 oqunl 1o his oifor of modi- cilluid, aud withant prejudico, or any fntorast (n othor than th0 truth, wo recommoni most cord) ment of all Uhronia Disouses n paired -~ Sight, Loss diseasos for thirty yours hiw stuily, ing, |0 this sud othor citlos, ‘Foco omoud pativuta to Dz, Olfa for UOttico Hourw, f1a, m, tod p. m, Chll o writd for bl Iato work, ol ohiargo, of Mimory, cured, No'wittor who havo falled, call solt.ovitont that a physician juaKlng, 8 corialt olass of Dr. A. G. OLIN, 352 Wabash-av., ‘Flio most ranowned spocialist of the ngo in tho treat~ of bathi soxos, Somi- Woakness, Nursoustows, Averslon to Sooloty, Im- &o., pormanuntly ar writo. N , il tronting thousands of casos yunrly, muist acquiro groator wkill in lin speelalty {ling ang tn gohoeal prastico, Pusuloiniiy of higli stand- ulzo this fact and ruo. troatmont, * Lost Manhood," fron NO CURE! NO PAY ! Hay o gunfidentially conmuitad, roo ol ehirku, o Wit J. KEAN' Tants curos ur Bo Pay, (iroon Hoak sont fur Ki cont i fing engraviings, Al langniag Dr. Kean, 360 South Olark-st., Chicago, porsonally or by mully all whirauio or nurvous dirsasos, s the only physieian in tho ity who wac - llustrated with numors o3 spakon, BUY THE BEST, QoopALL'S PLAYING UARDS, BoLb Bvenywigne, o 183 BOU'TH OL. Continues to enro all Uhronio, Dincases of or Ly 1 ulted all Sintoultiba tronte with o Dr. TOWVW NSENID, A B it trinney both wuza s, Wikl tiey bo confldontially o freo ot cintge, Fomkla 11ix Medical Vreatisa to VIRGINIA OYSTER COMPANY, R. & I, OHAMBERLAING, P dontors Ginpiod, ow, aukd Sloll Oyatata, e s et Norolk, Va." Suaucs: for 1574 s 1573 o 1, Ort dors sdfultod, ‘Pue gonuing “Tavenbiia" o inddios and gentlymon sont fr IDER. 112 WEST MADISON: Lyun layen and Horn Larbor Udators g svocialty, X, " Ulllfi;\((‘ ), lllnlnlh(l‘l.::g,ll]ll‘! ! licn, truatu al Glrbnio Bisouie, Kt wan ‘s porrincou, ALl Eomalo Diheutt sy truatod wiih d raisho: | Comlte: i " e ClEcuin, deu, warsied fotka=irou for A0 ol Hontiat,