Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1873, Page 3

THE BRIDGEPORT MURDER. . Full Partioulars of tho Killing of Patrick Lawless. Coroner’s Inquost on the Body of John Walsh's Viotim. Testimony of the Drunken Inmates of No. 38 Butterfield Street. Tho Murderer Identificd and Re- manded for Trial, An {nquost was held yostordsy aftornoon ot the County Hospital, by Coroner Stovens, on tho body of Patrick Lawless, tho ciroumatances of whose murdor wore oxclusivoly dotallod in yos- torday morning's Tnisuxe. Tho jury having viowed tho body, i DR. LAMONS, COUNTY PHSRICIAN, 3 rend the following description of the post mor- {om oxamination: I hold a post-mortem oxami- nation of tho body or Patrick Lawless. I found two smnll wounds upon tho hiead, ono at the up- por margin of tho hair of tho contro of the foros hoad, about ono Inch in longth, making a slight fracturo of tho extended table of tho skull,’ suother scalp-would about threo inches belind and to tho right of the above. Those wounda of tho head wore not of a fatal charactor.’ I also found a punctured wound inftho’ lott side of chest at tho uppor portion about ong inchbolow the clavicle, passinginward anddown- ward, sovering the cartilogo of tho second rib, uenr the stornun, puncturing tho chest, Injur- ing tho uppor lobo of tho loft lung, and punc- turing tho poricardium and injuring the surlcu- lar appondago of tho hoart, allowing tho Auids of the pericardium to pnss out into tho cavity ot tho chest, with a large quantity of blood from tho hoart. Tho othor organs of the body wore in a henithy condition. Tho man came to his donth from the hemorrhage produced by tho wound in tho chost. The wound in tho ohost was producod by somo sharp-polnte .nstrument, like o knifo or daggor. The Qoroner produced a knifo which the Doctor said was such » ono ag could inflict the wound in tho chest of decoasod. : MORRIS UUBLEY, a1ad 16 yoars of ago, living in & brick-yard near Wahl's glue factory, being eworn, sald that he did not know docensed. Ho had scen both him and his wifo previonsly. Mot deceasod Sunday ovening in Mre. Wood's, the placo whers the stabbing ocourred, No. 88 Buttorfleld streot. Ho and his mothor wore there, and had gone to bed at about 9 or 10 o'clock, Some time aftor ha was woke up by two mon coming to tho bouse (witness here identified John Walsh and Willinm Donnelly a8 the partiesin question),who knocked at the alde-door threo times, Witness balf oponed the door and asked Donnelly what ho wanted, when Donnelly entored the house and asked if Mra, Roardon was thoro, to which witness answored, 1Ir. Donnelly remained in; Walsh stood outside. Patrick Lawloss and Dan Words wero lying on tho floor under a blanket, asloop. Witness ordered Donnolly twice to leave tho house, which ho rofused to do, Lawless got up, and enid ho was tired of this sort of worl, and mado a plunge at Doonelly as though he wonted fo put bhim out. Donnolly had astove-covor in his band, In the scuffle which ensuad both men fell to the floor. Lawless had suaxinhis hand. Witness loftthe room sa soon as ho eaw the_stove-cover appear. When ho came in sgain, Lawless had Donnelly down, and at that time ho hoard Walsh sny 1f thioro was nany shooting or sticking to be dono be oould do it. Witness then told “Mrs, Woods, who was in bod, that there would be murder thero to-night. Witnoss saw a knifo in Walsh’s hand. Donnelly had no knifo with him. Witness 8w no blows struck at all. At the conclusion of the evidence, the witness, was groatly excited, fainted away, and remainod unconscious for some timo. JOLN WooD, 14 yoars of age, living at No. 88 Butterfield strect, being sworn, flugasod that he was pros- ent on the occasion of the stabbing. Was in bed ot the timo tho knooking at the daor occurred and Donnelly ontored. Ho arose at that time and enw Walst, whom he rocognized, outside, Baw Donnelly on top of Lawless, and heard Walsh say, “ Give it to him now, whilo he is down.” Walsh camo inside brandishing a knife over Donunelly and Lawloss. Witness did not see Walsh stab. eard Lawless say, © Oh, T'll die,” and afterwards, ' Ob, I'm dead.” This was whilo bo wan Iying on tho {loor, and_ aftor Don- nelly hiad left him. Hurloy was outside, shouting “ Murder " Aftorcrying out, Lawless walked into anothor room aud Iay down bosido o bod. Wit~ ness’ mothor told Lim to lay down on tho bed, but he made no answer, Saw no blow struck. Saw Donnelly fling a big ax at Lawless. [Wit- ness recognized an ax produced as the one thrown.] It missed bim and brel: " table. Donnelly, Walsh, and Lowloss wora uu.c: the influenco of liquor. Donnolly and Walsh hud previously visited Mis, Wood's honse. Wit~ ness' father did not get up when the row oo~ curred, He was “too tight” to do #o, Mrs, Hurloy was tight too. MRY, MARGATIET WOODS, rosiding at No, 98 Butforfleld stroet, boing sworn, testifled that sho kuow decessed during the past 19 years. Kuew nothing of &ny trouble at tho housa Suudsy night. TFiret thing she know wns when she saw Donnelly all covered with blood wiping it off with a cloth. AMras. Hur- loy was awakenod by tho falling of a mirror, Witnoes ncknowledged that she was drunk at tho time tho affray ocourred. Edward Quinn, a resident of No. 88 Butterfiold street, being sworn, testifled that ho wont to bed with llitle Ifurloy ;' wos druni whon ho wont {0 bed, and did not hear any disturbance, MARY HURLEY, snothor rosident of No. 38 Dutterflold streot, testified that shio saw nothing of tho fight. Saw Luwless staggor into tho room. _Bhe thought from his movemonts that Le was drunk, Spoke to Lawless but roceived no snswor, Donnelly camo into the room bleoding and said some ono, Bo did nt know who, had struck bim. Did nob so0e Walsh at all, o boys Morris Hurloy and John Wooda wore hore recalled to give evidenco as to whero the eldor boy Woods was during the fray, Tho lattor #aid ko ran away directly the row began. Patrick Woods, tho tenant of No, 88 Buttor- THE CHICAGO DAILY THIBUNE: '1'U DAY, OUTUBER 14, 7 A hatohot produced witness recognizod na ono ho hind found in the house, and which was also stainod with blood, all of which had sinco boon romovod. Know nothing of tho finding of the dfi or. Iu-ml atod Walsh, Donnolly, and the rost of tho parly, Oflcor !obn Londeck, roundsman, of the Twenty-socond Btation, ondorsed Officor Me- sxluty‘u ovidonco, but gave no additionol ovi- onco, - OFFIORR ANDREW DARDETT, of tho Twonty-second Stroot Station, tontifled to having at about 0 in the morning_searched near Woods' houso for the knifo, o knifo wna finaliy nicked up by one of tho nelghbors in tha ard adjoining Woods'. Thero woro stronks of 100d orl tho kmife. Witness identified the knife produced in Court sa the one fouud. 4 WILLTAM. DONNELLY, . living a¢ No. 206 Burnside stroct, bolng sworn tostitlod that ho. was not moquainted with the decoasod, though he had seen him bofors. At about 8 o'cloglt on Bunday ovening, ho'aud John Walsh loft Boomor's \Vyorks on Thirty-ninthh streot, and got off tho cars and went to Butter- fiold streot, John Walsh proposed to make oall upon Mary Ann Roardon, 'They wont to tho door of her dwolling and n:{a%:d ab tho door. A boy camo to it sud_ enid Miss Roardon was not inside,’ but had gono to tho barm. Whalsh went to the barn, and in his absonce witness roceivod, s blow on tho hond. When ho got the blow tho lights wore put ont by gsomeobody. Roared out, *‘John Walsh, I'm murdurm{." Walsh told him to go to o _duotor and got his forehoad dressed, while ho (Walsh) ‘would got the polico and have the ' honsofull ar~ rosted, Told \Walsh ho wonld not go until the tho police came. Dentod ever having soon efthor tho ox. or knife beforo. Witnesa ncknowledged to driuking hie share of five hialf-gnllons of beor and somo whisky during tho afternoon, but. de-: ‘niod that ho or Walsh was druuk.” Walsh did not enter the houso untll' ho did so with tho police. Had no cuffle with anybody. | 3 Ofticor MoKinty recalled: Donnolly recognized: tho doconsod'as ho lay on-the floor, and ro- marked, ‘‘ Yos, that's tho —, aud he desorved what ho got.” - JOMN WALST 4 mado & atatoment in which ho indorsed the oyi- dence of Donnoily, and added nothing now. o said ho'was n married man, s mouldor, and 30 yoars of ago, 3 THE VERDIOT. At the conclusion of the ovidonce the {lury ro- turnod the following yordict: ** That the “said Patrick Lawloss, now lying dond at the Morgue, camo to his death Oct. 13,1878, from & stab In the loft broast ; that sald wound was inflicted by o knifo in the Lands of Johin Walsh, and wo, tho | ury, rocommond that the said John Walsh bo old 88 principal, and William Donnolly as sc- cosgory after the fact, to answor to the Grand Jury in tho oase.” — e o, THE CITY IN BRIEF, * Dr, Montgomery will load the noon prayor- mooting to-day, cornor of Clark and Washington fleld, said ho *‘novor felt no fight.” Left the back-door ogon for his boardor Lawless. He acknowledged to have taken u certain amount of boer on Bunday. OFFICER M'KINTY, of the Twenty-second Btreot Btation, deposed that, about 11 o'clock on Bunday night, in com- gnny with Officor Londook, ho was walking on tato streot, nesr the corner of Eighe toonth stroet, when lha' heard somo rapping. Went west on Eighteouth streat sud mot o man on the _corner of Burnside stroet, who said, *! Aro you officors?" Told him yos. Ho told them to go to Buttor- flold streot, near Eightoenth, as & man was mur- dared there, Both officors got thore together, and found a crowd of fifty Jmupln standing in and around No, 88 Buttorfield straet. Met Don- nelly on the sidewalk, near tho door, bloeding, Asked him what was tho matter, whon ho maid that some one insido had struck him with an ax. Asked him if ho knew the man, when he respond- od that he did, and the ofiicers proposed to ‘Fa into tho houko to got him, but Donnelly eaid, *‘No, I dou't want to bothor with him, lot him 0." ' Caught Donuolly by the arm and inalstod hat ho should go into th house and point out thoman. He looked In sud failed fo do o, Wont around tho foot of the bed and eaw A man lying on his face, back of the bed, upon the floor, botween tho bod and tho wall. Both officors then pulled him into the middlo of tho floor. Londook's hand, which rested on the man's shirt, got covero with blood, On unbuttoniug tho mau's shirt tho out was discovorod in bis left breast, undor tho | shoulder. Witness sont for s doctor, _ John Wooda was sitting on tho sido of the bod over the man, and on boing asked who did this, re- ‘)lm.l(x * John Walsh.” “Wooda aluo said’ that Walsh had gono for a doetor, Witnosa then loft the house aud mot Walsh and Mahonoy comin coming back, Walsh said, © Oficor, I kuow a about this ; it'sa bad thlng.” \itnons waid, You'ro the man I want ; you'd batter KO back to the Louse." Walsh™ and wituess en- torod tho house togothor, whon oung Woods sald, “That's the man that hllly the knife,” A few minutes after the Doctor arrived, and, saying he could do nothing for deceased, ordersd him to bo romoved to tho hospital, Found the ox already produced. Thore was blood upou it, stroota. The Chicago Musical Union will moot to-night in the loctura-room of tho M. E, Church Block, corner of Washington and Clark stroete. A regular meeting of the Chicago Acadomy of Solences will bo held this u\'unhig, at 7:00 o'clock, in tho Hbrary, ontrance No, 263 Wabash av- enuo. ¥ . The alarm of firo from Box 76, at noon yestor- dny, was_caused by _small Diazo at No. 320 T'wonty-sixth stroot. It was putout quickly. Loss 50 Tho river botweon Wolls and Loko strect bridges is crowded with lumber vossols. About sixty-five were lying yoaterday near the Lumber- man's Exchange, - Tho Law-and-Order citizens of the Soven- teonth Ward will hold & masy-meoting this even- ing, at half-past 7 o'clock, in the school-house on Labar stroot. Poter Mullin stole from Mrs. Mary Rooke, No. 71 Blue Xsland avenuo, somo bedding, quilt, &o., to tho valuo of $18. He wns held by Justico Soully in $300 bail, ‘A Law-and-Ordor meoting will bo held at the hall on tho northeast corner of Randolph and Olinton streots, this ovening, Popular spoak- ars will bo prosent, James Marion, who stole abont 840 worth of trinkets from Nellie Mooro, was caught and looked up, but he pickoed tho look and eacaped. The polico are now after him, Citizona of tho Tonth Ward favorable to tho formation of & Law-and-Order Club will meet this eveniug, at 7:80 o'clook, at the northwest corner of Madison sud Green streots. ‘Tho alarm from Box 235 at 11 o'clock yes- tordny morning was occasioned by tho burning out of a chimney at No. 547 Wost Madison stroot, tho dwolling liouso of Mrs. Barah Vix., Loas .| $100; fully insured. Miko McDonald (not the bunko king) pounded Chinaman on Sunday ovoning, and then ran away. Whon srrosted he showed fight and re- sisted the officer. Banyon gave him some ad- vico, and charged Lim 825 for it. ‘ThoRev. . N. Pawora, D, D., will doliver alee- ture upon the esubject,.*The Beautiful—Its Utility and Culture, before tha Everott Literary Bocloty, next Thureday evening, in the lecture- room of the Union Par] Congrogational Church. John Rogers is a ruffian, who pounded Officer Andy Casey quito saverely Sunday ovnninE, tak- ing Casey's club from him and breaking it over his head.” The Intter courngeously kapt hold of him and st last with help. put him inthe cala- booso. Banyon fined him Qm, and costs. A sad oaso camo up before Banyon yostorday morning, A very lady-like young toman named Mary Gillesple, of 740 Indinna avenue, tostified that’ her fathor-in-law, Thomes Butler, did nothing to support_his family and spent all his money for drink, Banyou sent him to Bridewell for soven montha as a vagrant, As Mrs. Blakely and_dsughter were orossin, from Washington to Randolph streot throug] tho nlloy, noar the Pos! building, a boy named Ed Wallaco rushed up and snatched Mrs, Blake- loy's pockotbook from her hand. its contents wero sbout §25. Wallaco was caught and held over by Banyon under bail of §500. At about a quarter past 7 Sundsy evening, au Henry DeClerg, the noted violinist, was anvmg on South Park avenuo, his horse became frigh onod, and he was thrown on the ground, break- his arm in two places, both fractures being quite sovero. He was conveyed to his home, 180 Buperior street, and & physician aent for. Tho Ninth Ward Law-and-Order Club held a meoting last eveoning, and elocted Mr. Joseph Bherwin Prosident, and Mr. Thomas Joyce Soc- rotary of the Club. Next Friday evening the Olub, will hold & mass-mosting in the Fathor Mathew Tomperance Hall, on West Harrison m.rm!t.t Beveral prominent speakers will bo Ppresont, Edward Van Loau hired s horso and carriage on Baturday morning of Edward Browfield, for only four hours, to go to & funeral, and, on Sat~ ey morniug, having failed to roport, the Iattor sot out with an officor to got it, which thoy did, together with Van Loan, who wns hidden in & saloon in Bridgeport. Banyon held Lim on charge of larceny under bonds of $500, The Chicago Christian Union has Issued a tastoful invitation to its friends to attend the gocond annual mesting and reception next Pri- day ovaninf in tho Unlon rooms, No. 114 East Madison streot. Addrossos will be mado by varions well-known gentlemen, and there will be an entertalnment of instrumental and vocal muslo and readings. Tho prairics in the vicinity of Grand Orossing were blazing last night, making quite an illue mination for the benofit of the citizons of Hydo Park and the stations south. Considerablo dam- ago was feared to fences and haystacks just north of the Orossing, and tho rosidents in that Klulnlty turned out, about 7 o'clock, to fight tho lames. - The Chicago, Alton & Bt. Louls Railroad Com- pany yestore n{ filed » mortgagoe in the Record- er's office to the United Btates Trust Company, of New York, for tho $8,000,000 Jately anthorized to bo larued for the purpose of cobstructing o double track the entira length of thelr rond, This monann is now bolng rocorded in twonty- two counties in this Stato, and in four countios i Missouri, The Goneral Passonger and Ticket Agonts of tho vi.jous raflroads contering iu this city have doolded to effoct an organization, to be known as the General Passenger and Tickot Agonts' As- soclation, 'The first meoting will be held this evening at the Grand I'acific Hotel, when a con- stitution and by-laws will bs adopted, and ofti- cors olected, Their session will be held bohind olosed doors. ‘A Oitizon" writes to inquire whero are Borgt. Hood and his police, the Immediato caune of this laadablo desiro for information being, ns stated, that two men wore badly bonton Taat TFriday might by ** some Nolans,” nesr tho Mal- loable Iron-Works, Ila hints that they are ! the same Nolans,”that badly beat a man on tho Woub ern avenuo bridge a'few days before, and he Wikhon 0. know T a poncestio oltizen fn to ba maltreatod by & band of outlaws {u the romoto parts of the Hoventh Ward, The Chicago & Port Huron Railway Company yeslerday commenced ruunlni {0 "Valparaiso, wskiug connccilon with tho Plttsburgh, Lo ‘Wayne & Ohicago Railroad to Ohicngo, and will 800R run tho through cars of the latter Company to Grand Rapids, Tne Ohieago & Port Nuron Rallway pasaos 'lhrun‘Eh Bouth Iond, DBattle Orack, and Lansing. A portion, about 40 milos cast of Lansing, is yot to bocompleted, but work ia huinfi rapidly pushed, and it is hopod that the rond will bo comploted by tho oloso of the vear, whon direct connection will ba made with the Grand Trunk and Great Wostorn Railways of Cauada at Port Huron and Barnia. ‘At 0 o'clook Bnturday ovening, Officor John Rood arrosted a woman named Mary Bhes, ina stato of intoxication that rendered her unable to walk or talk, Bho wan takon to the look-up in an an oxpresg-wagon. On Sunday, sho was very sick at intervals, and tho station-keopor gave hor modicine. At 1 o'olook yosterdny morning, she wad takon yioleutly ill, Dr. ‘Chibodo was eums moned. He did all in his power to savo -her, but was unsuccossful, It was tho physician’s opinion that she died from tho ©offoots of constant drinking. Bho was about 40 mnm of ago. Ior home, if sho hnd ono, {s not own. The Coroner's jury yostorday randored a vordiot of doath from babitusl intoxication. ‘Tho gatos of the shore basin wore oponed yos- tordny to supply tho oity, and tho uu‘%ply to tho main tunnel s boon olosed at the crib, During tho pumnglny out of the tunnol, arrangemonts ‘were mude for last night to send up two rockets in onso it was desirablo to conso pumping or to raopon tho gates. During to-day a flag will bo used as o similar signal. People who havo been drending © that nosty shoro water” will probably find that, at the present time, it tastes' about the eamo.ns tunnol wator, Inaamuch,; howaver, a8 a groat many peopla havo beon imagining for some wooks fhat they lave been drinling ** shoro wator,” and have oven noticed “how muddy it looked,"” it is not probable that | many will bo much alarmed at the presont pros-; poet, but for the informntion of personsa of son- gitivo imagination, it is proper to state that the tunnel wator hns boon constantly in uso until yostorday about noon. At holf-past 9 o'lock yestordsy morning a de- atruotive firo oceurrod In the Wost Division,: which consumed abont $5,000 worth of proporty. ' Tho alarm waa from Box 61, Tho origin of the firo waa sald by somo to be locomotive sparks, and by othors tho explosion of a _can of kero-. ‘Bono = which wss boing nused to light a' fire in the houso No, 741 Kinzie stroct, whero tho flames were firat ob- servad. A futiona galo of wind fanned what at {irst seomod to be a small blaze into & large ono, ond boro it over tho adjoining houses, until the buildings from 741 Kinzio stract to No, 747 of tho samo stroet weromore or less damaged, Tho following are the names of tho porsons whose I:mnnrty was dnmagad, and their Josses: No. 741 Kinzie, occupiod by B. Brown: 18 81,200; in- surod for 8500. No. 743, Elia Shepherd, losa $1,600; insured for $1,600 in the Allomannia. 0. 745, W. ‘Whitohead, $2,000 loss. No. 747, Frank fmo, 1088 §50. —_— PERSONAL. A. W. Copoland, of Datroit is at tho Sherman. A, A, Torrell, Bterling, ia at the Briggs Housc, CQol. A. DoGraft, of 8t. Paul ia at the Bhor- man, Col. Thomas Bnoll, of Clinton, Tn., ia at the Gardner. Judge J. D, Caton and family, of Ottawn, aroat the Gardner. Judge D. Roror, of Burlington, is at the Grand Pacific. O. F. Jauriot, Now York, is stopping nt tho Brigga House, i % EEEE Tho Hon. 0. ¥, L. Moyer, of Fond duXino, 15 at tho Shorman, Edgorton .R Young, the Grand Pacifie. Gon. E. M. McCook, of Donver, Col., s at the Grand Paciflo. H. W. Hordman, of Hong Kong, China, is at the Grand Paciflo. H. P. Uthlem, Massachusotts, is a guest at tho Briggs House. George R. McKenzio, Prosident of tho Singer Bewing Machine Company, is at tho Gardner. Among tho visitors in the oity is Col. J, Noteware, State Snperintondent of Immigration for Nobraska, The Hon. Shelby M. Cnllom, of Springfield, Bpeaker of ‘tho Houso of Reprasontatives, was in tho city yostorday. Col, H. 0. Hunt, of the National Index, and Col. H, M. Taylor, of the San Antonio Express, Toxaa, nro at the Grand Pacific. Col. J. P, Joyce, Secrotary of the Board of Po- lica Commissioners of Cincinnati, and Col. Jack- #on Lyon are staying at * Browns.” Gen. John Pope, Gen. 8, Van Vlist, Major W. 31 Dunn, Capt. . 8, Tlisloy and W, 31, Gilgnur of thoe Unitod Statos Army, are rogistered at the Grand Pacifio. L. H, Heraflold and 0. W. Hoffman, of Mon- tana; M, M. DeLeo, Indian Torritory; Goorgo L. Otis, 8t, Paul ; W. J. Wilson, Olevoland, and 8, Hancock, of Cambridge, Mass., aro guosts at the Sherman. T, B. Blackstone, President, and J. C. Mobul- lin, General Superintendont, of the Chicago, Alton & Bt. Loulis Railroad, have gone to Louis- inna, Mo., to view the progross of tho new bridge now being eracted atthat place, A, Mitchall, Bufloflnluudunt of the Illinois Central Railrond, has returned from Louisvill, whero ho has beon attending the Wintor Bohed- ule Convention. Mr. Mitcholl says nothing of importance has been dono ; the main business transacted waa tho lengthoning of tho timo to New Yorlt about one hour, R. Bage, Jr,, Suporintondent of tho Milwaukee & 8t. Paul Railroad; O. D. Gorum, Superin- dont of the Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad ; ¥, Btallapor, Chiof Engineor of tho Ponnsylva- nin Railroad, and J. H. Stewart, Goneral Supor- intendent of the Winona & St. Petor Railroad, aro registered at tho Grand Pacifle, A party of frontier Indian Chicfs, Crows and lecgfeut, arrived_at the Shorman House last evening. Mgj. F. D. Poaso, U, 8. A, hascharge of them, and 8, B. Shively and Bravo aro along 88 fnterprotors. They will leave for Washing- ton to-day, whero they will take part in tho big talk the nine Indian Chiefs of the Ute tribo, who loft for Washington last evening, will have with tho President. . IN GENEIAL. Walt Whitman has had a rolapse, and is con- sidored in a precarious condition. Gon. Butler is reported to have given 60 to bolp the Winchondon Brass Band. Congrossman A. 8. MoDill (87,500) is erecting a fine residence at McDillville, on the Blg Plover River, Wis. 0. 0. Fulton, of the Baltimore American, who hag spont six months in Europe very pleasantly and profitably (to judge from his lotters), ar- rived home last Friday. ‘When Nast gets through making animals out of Grant, we would suggost that Le put a cab- bage-head on Bocretary Richardson, and present him 8a a connecting link botween the animal and vogetable kingdoms.—52 Louis Dispatch. Charles H. Follows, the Ropublican candidato for Mayor of Brooklyn, i8 a native of Now Lon- don, Oonn,, andis President of the Manufac- turers’ National Bank of Brooklyn, Trustoe of a Firo Insurance Company, Trusteo of the Will- lnmabm-% Sayings Bank, and Treasuror of the ZELastern District Library Association. ‘When we see such men es the Hon, A, H, H. Btuart accopting nominations for our State Leg- iglature it fooks as if thoro may bo a return of thoso goldon days when tho best intollect of ‘v’h;sllnh waa to bo found in her Legislature,— Richmond Whig, The Washington ocorrospondent of the New York Times unys that ' the most prominent can- didate " for tho vacancy in the Senate Chaplaincy expoated to bo causod by the absence of tho Rov. Dr. Nowman noxt winter is the Rev. Dr. 0. H. ‘Tiffany, pastor of the Motropolitan M, E. Church, who failed of olection last winter by only & few votas, - Mr, Edmund Hammond kos rosigned the office of principal Undor-Becretary of Statefor Foroign Aftairs in Enfilmd. The palary is $12,500 por aupum, which, after s litetimo passed in tho E{xhl&u sorvioo, will doubtlcss be continued to im on the excollont British plan a8 a life-pen- slon. Mr, Hammond, now 71 yoars old, obtained aGovornmont clerkship when he was 91, his father then filling the offica whioh tho son now relinquishos, Tho cable informs us of the death of Count Maurice Adolphe Charles do Flavigny, a dis- tinguishod Vronch politiclan, at an advancod sgo. o was born on the Bd day of December, 1709, Tie was n dovoted adhorent of the Orleans family, and was cronted a Pecr of France in 1841. Aftor the rovolution he rotired for a timo into privata lifo, but in 1840 was roturned to lho Ase sombly, Aftor the coup d'elal of the2d of Docem« bor Lo was chosen to represent his dopartment in the Corps Logislatif. Eleoted and re-electod a8 & Government candidate in 1863, ho found bimsolf in that year in the ranks of the Opposi tion, and was not returned. His promotion aa %fllcot of the Logion of Honor took placoin 1 of Roport's Land, is at THE COURTS. How Much Longer Will Paync Fittz Be Wolerated ? Another of that Rascal’s Jobs Spoiled by an Towa Vife, An Injunction Procured to Restrain a Trustee's Sale. On the 1st day of Ootobor, Payne Fittz, a star of the socond magnitudo in the galaxy of divorca ahyators, filod o bill in chancory, in the Buperior Court, for divoros in behalf of Bteven J. Austin sgaingt Haunsh H, Austin. Complainant states that ho has beon o resident of Illinofs for two yoars; thatlio was married to dofondant on or, about tho month of - July, 1864, and until about, four years sgo lived with hier, and by her had two children, ono 7 years old, tho other 0. At that Inat mentionod timo sho wilitully dosorted Lim, and has continued such dosortion for mors than two yenrs, o thorofors mske a divoreo, but very carofully abstaing from making any re- quest for tho cars of tho children, or any alloga-~ tion that she is an impropor porson to tuke caro of thom, X From the wife horaolf, and throngh hor attor- ney aud a Olork of the Circuit Court, our ro- porter loarned the other sido of tho caso. About tho middle of Soptembor laat, this BtovenJ. Aus-, tin, who was living with his wifo on a largo farm in Lynnville, Tows, loft her and went on a tonr East. In Waltham, Maes,, ho mot & girl in the watoh-factory whom he had known bofore his marriage. The acquaintanco was ronewed, snd -Austin determined to marry her, But to do this ho must got rid of his wifo. Onlhis way back Lomo ho wont to Fittz, and that worthy sssured “him hio could procure a divorco; that Lo noed not reside in Obicago two yoars, nor oven more than fifteen minutes. All that wae necessary was to enter the appearanco of the wife, have it roforrod to a mastor, and tho thing was done, A stipuln- tion was drawn for Mrs, Austin to sign, of which the following is & copy, omitting the titlo and vonue : b 1, Haunah J, Auatin, defondant in tho sbove cause, horoby enter my sppearance {n above cause, walvo sore ‘vice of process, 8a required by law of sald Blate, con- sont o a default and reference ta 3§ Master in hsiicery to take proofs in safd caume, and roport tho eamo to sndd Court, immediately upon the lliug of this appear ance. ‘This waa sant to her, either by Fittz or hor hus- band. Bhe did not know what™ it meant. Soon aftor, Austin wroto her a lotter, . demanding hor signature, nnd throntening that if she withheld It ho would perscoute her a8 long ae ho or sho lived. Womaun-liko, she, instond of kooping hor own counsel, wroto him she was coming horo, and, mklnopil:n infant of & year old, started, ar- riving in Chioago last Baturdsy, But sho could find no trace of hor_husband. She flnally went to tho Court, and there met Mr. Wilson, GClork in Judge Williams' room, who afforded hor avory holp ho could. Ho found tho bill in tho cago, and gave it, with the explanations nocessa- ry, to Mr, Hardy, who generously undortook to soe hor rights wero proteoted, and she is now on hor way back home. 4 Instond of two, they have four childron. He owns a farm of 320 acres, 160 of which is undor cultivation. Thoro is a mortgage on the farm of 1,800, Whilo ho hag been gone she hag boon obligad to' borrow mono hiremon to take caro of the fall crops. Tho estato is nominall: loft in hor possession, but, of course, aftor di- vorce, ho would sell if under her foot. It is very likoly that this case will nover bo triod now, for, to galn adecreo, Austin would be obligod topwear to- an unblushing lie in eyery: material fact; but, the courso of & yesr or two, will bo rocorded “No, 45,801—Dismisscd for want of prosecution.” Under the. mew rule, the appesranco would avail littlo or nothing, for tho Judgos would require amplo proof of all tho facts, the only rosult boing that it would act ns a dofault for want of answor, INJUNCTION AGAINST TRUSTEE'S SALE, A bill waa filed and injunction obtained beforo *10 o'clock yesterday mornin l? James Murphy agalast Michnol Finuoan and, Joshua O, Knlol. orbacleer, to restrain the lattor from proceed- ing with a salo under a trust deed, which was to havo taken placo at 10 o'clock, Murphy states in Dis bil) that in Boptomber, 1872, ho made n trust dood to said Kniokoroker, convoying tho follow- ing proporty : Lots 17 and-18 of the subdivision of tho north to noros of Lot 3, Block 26, Canal Trustees’ Bubdivision of tho south fractional art of Bec. 29, 89, 14. This was to sccuro bo payment of throe notes for$611,11 oach, poyadlo to Nicholas Doyle, for part of tho an purchase monoy for spid promises. Provision was made by the uenal covenants for a salo in cago of dofault, after throo weeks' notico givon. The first noto foll due Sept. 7, 1878, 1In June, 1878, Doyle gave & note for 81,100 to ono Michael Schmitz, duo Nov. 4, 1873, and to scoure it pro- cured the indorsoment of Michael Finncan. Then, to securs Finncan, Doyle deposited with bim the three notes of complainant above mon- tioned, to bo held as collateral scourity only, In the early part of Soptember lnst, aud boforo tho maturity of the firat note, Murphy mado an nar- rangement with Doyle and Fioncan, by which, on consideration of Doyle's extending tho timo of poymont of the first noto, complainant promiscd to pay tho wholo.thres notes by Oot. 1, and also half of the taxes of 1872, whiol Doyle was liablo to pay. Complainant immediately went to work to raige tho monoy, and succoeded in negotiating therefor. Finncan, howevor, aa Murphy oharges without tho kmowledge of Doyle, wlio was yol tho logal holder of tha notes, privatoly, with n- tent to barass him, complainant, wont to Kaickorhocker, tho ~trustos, and ropresontod himeolf the owner of the notes, ssked him to sell the proporty for non-psyment of said first note.. On tho 20th of Hoptember, the trustee advortised tho land for sale, for tho 13th of Ootober, and complainant filed his bill just in timo to provont this sale. An injunction was issued under a bond of $500, by Judge Farwell, CRANE BROS, V. DAVIS, In the sbove ontitled cass the amswor of Georgo P. Bowen was filod yeaterday, Ho do- nios any lachos on his_part ‘in rogard to the affairs of tho John Davis Company, avers hia past and prosent readinoss to answer any in- :“llry of a creditor with respaect to the assots of tho concern, and olaima that by the bill no such case is mado as will require him to give any ac- comfi of his affairs to complainant in a court of oquity. MECITANICE' LIEN, A petition for mechanics’ lien was filod in tha Cirouit Qourt yesterday, by "Edwin Loe Brown, sgainst the Chicago ™ Turn-Gemeindo. The promiges on which the lion {s sought aro the south half of tho northeaat quartor of Block 8, in Bushnell's Addition to Ohicago, and tho west 85 feot of the north 25 foot of tho southeast %f of 8uid Block 8. Complainant claims to have fur- nished Hyntt's patent vault lights, for which thero ia duc him 31,965,567, COUNTY COURT. In the estato of Alvis Machuntsky, lottors tostamentary wero guutsd to John lanewith, under a bond of $5,000. Anna Paus was uppointed administrator on the catate of her husband, Louis Paus, on a bond of 6,000 Lottors testamentary wero grantod to Thomns Whooeler on the estate of Walter Whooler, on fil- ing & bond of $8,000. 1in the eatato of John Colling, the will was Rrovml and lettors tostamontary grantod to Vor- indor 1. Cellins, on o bond of $120,000, COURTS IN BRIEF, Judgo Smith will make a poromptory call on Fridoy noxt of all cascs where a motion for o now trial {8 pending, E, 8. Hawloy hes commenced suit against the Ohieago City Railway Compauy, claiming $3,600. A lnrge sult 1n treapass waé commenced you- torday in the Ciroult Court by Bamucl Balkey and Josoph Gorsion againat Menry Riudskoff, Morris Barbe, Morgonthan and Loopold Schioonbrun, olaiming $30,000, . In tho oago of Wella lgnluut the People's Fire Insurance Company of Ban Francikco, on trial Lofore Judge Rogers, & verdiot was renderod in favor of plalutiff for 82,200,11, Judge Heaton has given notice that e will call tho cases set boforo Lim poromptorily this morning, On motion of John J. Kindig, Daniel E, Bar- nard was admittod to practico i both the United Btates Courts, In our columns of Bunday a roport of the Firoman's Insuranco Company was givon, 1t ahould have been the Equitable Fire Insurance Company, a8 tho report of the Asaigneo in tho Fireman's has beon filed, showing no assols, A rulo to show canso, aud provislonal warrant of solzure, was jusuod against tho ostate of James O'Rellley, The potitioning croditors are Hamlln, Halo & Co, and Durk tt, Sulton & Btanloy, whoso claims aggregato about 300, e Reduotion of Hotol Rates, The Gaule House,on the corncrof Madison and Olinton strocts, has altered ite torins 4o @ ppocte basts, and fanow onoof the beat $2.50 por day houses in the ‘West, Iia contral nituation, fino accommadations, and excellont tablo, mnke it one of tho most desirablo ato) Jiag places fof truvelacs, and parifoularly commoraial ravolors, PR S —— THE COLORED RACE, Kocture by Ex.Licut: Gove Pinchbacic, of Louislann, Lnst XEvening - His fitde of the Loufsinun Question Duly But Forth. The Ion. P. B. 8. Dinchback, ox-Liout. Gov. of Louisions, nddrossod a largo body of tho colored citlzous of Chicago yestordsy ovoning in tho Firat Colored Baptist Chureh, on' Fourth avenuo, Thospenker was introduced by Mr. Jobn Jones. Ho spolo of the ploasuro it gove him to moot the colored citizens of Ohi- cago in o Btate whoro, not long sinco, n colored man was forbidden by lnw to sottle. Roforring to tho prosent condition of the colored poople in the South, ho called thoir ation- tion to tho groat debt tho colored poople owed to the Ropublican parly for its herolo sacrificos and offorts to obtain frocdom and the franchiso for tho nogroos. Ho thon gave an nccount of tho eftuntion during the last olection in Lonisiana, givlng o moat rosoate coloring to ovnr{th\ng dono by tho Kollogg party nnd claim- ing that the Administration mnjorily in that State was 20,000, of which 5,000 were white and the remainder colored, He dellverod a eulogy upon tholife and charactorof P'rosident Grant, giving unqualified Tml“ to hig'nction with regard to the support-of the Kellogg party., Ha glided from ¢hus toplo to a review of his” prospocts for tho United Btates Sonatorship, claiming that all ob- stacles had been romoved, and that he would take his mont without diffienlty, Hia words of ndvico to the colored pooplo {0 ave up money, to buy land, and stop _oxpensivo Labits, showe that his tiend was lovol on theso points. Ha closed with the recommendation to the colored pooblo to chaose seme ropresontative man of their race and to stick to him. o AMUSEMENTS, STAR LECTURE COURSE, MUBIO HALL, TO-WNWIG T, BRET HARTE iltmako his first and only appearance In Uhleago in Bl 1 L By 2 “THE ARGONAUTS OF ‘49, INAUGURATING THE BTAR COURSE, BEASON TIOKKTS, and tickotn for Brot Harto's Lec. turo for ssla ot Box Ottlco. Suplo THall, and at Tiookstorg Jangon, MoClurg & Co. Admission, 60 ota; Resorvod " B W Oroliosten, at 7:40: tootura nt 8. m. 4 ate : . sbarp, - 7 O O R TR % SIELDOR, ! WOSIO HALL GRAND EXTRA CONCERT BY TITE Theo. Thomas Concert Tronps, ASSISED BY THE ARULLD (1B TO.MORROW NIGIIT, Wodnesdy, Oct. 15, A GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT, d by tho bort galo talont of tho olty, consiating ot HUCKK, MRS, JOMNSON, and 0lR. 01T 2, with MIE: TUOIS, Solo- Pindist, - togothor with tha ontiro ohorai stronigth of tho sooloty. "Tho colo- bratod Amorioan basso, MR, MYRON W. WHITNEY, Togothor with tho other diatinguishod sololsts of tho ‘Thamas Concort Tronpo, will al ) aa boforo, Ad. 1 1l alao ap; M O sorvod acat and main floor, 60 conts ox- lisloony sud Droas Cirolo, 81 exten 2 Bonis 'THIS MORNING, st Cobb's Iibrary, under Paimor’s Hotel, and Box Offido. of Muslo Hall, Htolnway & Sons' Planos aro exclusivoly used a¢ Thomas' concerts, e It ia Singular That people will sometimea buy a stovo thoy think may bo a good ono, when thoy know Rathbone’s Foar- lces, Drilllant, and othor stoves oro good boyond doubt, ———— Androw Johnson was not pnnulnr Presidont, and may hoar for & fow yoars the stigma of Le- {:}; an “accident.” DButsinco the presont Ad- nistration lonves nothing to_accident, not oven the falling to tho ground of the politi- cnl eparrows of distant school districts, tho pub- lic mind ia not so ropolled by the accidental a8 itwas, Atall avents, wo venturo to say that tho ex-President has the public sympathy in the loss of §G0,000 by tho failuro of tho First Na- tionnl Bank at Washington. Prosidont Graut recovers his thousands out of the same Institu- tion, and if ho doos {t by any precantion in the torms of doposit, why, wa congratulato him on his sogacity. Ar. Johneon, a8 he nsed to remind us, ‘*camo up from the paople,” and his $60,000 reprosentod tho thrift of many years' economy. Ho was not & mon who achieved greatness at's stroke, and who stood ever aftor in a shower of farms, housos, big oxen, fancy puppios, Havann cigars, Colorado silver mines, snd ank-pny abs. In fact, ono of his virtuos, of which wo id not think so_highly as wo onght to at the time, was his refusal of gifts whilo in offico.— Springfield Republican, g OCEAN NAVIGATION. STATE LINE. FEW YORK TO OLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY Thoso olegsnt now steamors will eatl from Plar 8, North ooro-st., as follo Tivor, foot of North M PENNSYLVA! VIRGIRIA. 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Sont, postpald, on ro- colpt ot price by the publishers, JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., Boston, —_— e e e, PROPOSALS, Progosals [or Tummel, Orrioz oF 1k WaTER u;nxmmounnm% WEBT HWAN-4T. BurraLo, Spt. B, 1873, BEALED PROPOSALS will bo receivod ot this ofice until Wednoaday, Oct. 16, at 0 a, m., for oxtending and gomploting the now tunaa] for {lio Budalo Olty {Vator Warks under tho Nisgara Rivor, ‘Plans, spocitications, and quantitios for tho above work can be'soon st this ofticg, and tho tunnal o {ar 88 oams ploted (s distanco of &73 foot) can nuw Lo ozamined A sy time by tho contractors. Hvory i miust. speolfy & gross sum for tho completion of i entira' work, and bu'avsomuanicd. by s Hud o fionda tn thasui of feu thonsaud doiare, bind i e pa: tyar partiov aking (hy proyosal o, antée nio u suattacy Wit fo oity it tho work o to o, Tt Comiianloiors roscevs Jho FIght (o héoupt or rojoct or all Dids. A GERE oy TR MAS, JAMES RYAN, Water Oomnissioners, FOR SALE. BUY THE BEST, GOODALL'A PLAYING UARDA. BoLp EVENYWHEDL. SALVE, All Right Salve, for Buras, Bolls, CORNSGS! - te & hox. DR, BTEPHENS, 134 Doarborn-st. = hotaulo by VauBilisacks Riovsusa & Houts 3 RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ‘ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE g\mmq.—- t Saturdayag eoptod. * Bundn; s Fivo Bunday at 8100 % e 8 Daly: Monday sxoopted. |'Are MICHIOAN CENTRAL & GREAT wEéTE"H RAILROAD3I ekt oifice, 1 Glarte i anit % Canaalats, corni Depot, fdot of Luke st,, and 7o 1 A nf Ticentymacandasty Handaiphy T_drrice, 9,000, m, 104007 MENRY Gena; CHICAGN & ALTON R Chicago, Kansay Gty anid Denver dlort Line, eld Unioi epot, West Sidde, nertr Madlsonesty ani, Mo, andChicagn, Sprin: Throuph Line, Uridge. _Ticket Offices : At Depot, WINTWOT ral P'assengor Agerit. AILROAD. ela_Laulste Alton and &, Loutt and 123 Tiandolph-st, Lrave, Arrive, Kauaas Olty Ttx. vin dacksonvillcy 1L, suit Loulslana, M o1 ? D:008. m, {2 8210 . ma, Kanias ity Fust isk, ola Wik sponviito, fil, and Lotilsinna, Mo 730 0 . . Toula'lixross, via Main Liny) * 5:10 1. m, Hi. Louia Fast 162, vie Maln Li T w . Louis Ex. via Jacksonvilln, Bpringilold itxpros: pringiicld Fast Exproas, Peurla, Kankuk & Wanonn Lagon, Washingtan T Jollot & Diviiht Accommsdation, 4120 1 me CHIPAGO. MILWAUKEE & Sf, PAUL RAILWAY. Union llzm! corrier Muadicon and Canal-nls,; licket Offica 63 South Clarleat., opposite Sherman Houae, and at Dejots Leare, drriva, Mitwanko, St, Pa olis Day fixprass " 0:20 8, m. [$6:508, m. Milwaukoo & Pral Mnil and Exprons. 5:000, m, [*11:00a, m, Milwaukoo, 8t, Paui olis Night 1tprows [+0:80 p, m. [*4:18 p. m. i CHICAGD. BURLINGTON & UINGY RAILROAD, Depote=Foot and Canal and Stxteenthests, of Lakeat,. Indianaav,, and Stelesnthest,, Ticlet Offices, No. ot,, Grand Paciic Hatel, and al depots, 19 Clarke Mail and Fxpreseiu.soiie Ottawa and Straator Fascan Dubuquo and Sfoux Clty Kxj ttawea Passonwor.. Downor's Grove Accommudats: Aurors Passongor..,. Aurora Passengor (Siinda; ) Dubuque & Slouz Jity xp.. Paclio Night Tapross.e Downors Gro “loxas Lixprox ILLINOIS CENTRAL Depot foot af’ Lakest. and foot of RAILROAD. Theentyaecond-st, aficé, 121 Randalphiate, near Clark, Tictet 004 k Wood: Hydo Park aad Oak Woods Hydo Park and Oak Waod: (a) Runs to Uhampalgn on Saturdays, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. City affices, corner Randolpk and LaSallaats,, and 5 Canate at;, corner Jladison-at a Pactfio Fast Lino, a Dubuqug Day Fx. a Omahs .\l‘hl Fxpross, .. @ Dubuquo Night Ex. via Gliat a ¥roeport & Dul ak b M b Mily b M b M b G b 8t. Paul b Ma; Teave, TTER EE #oyEe 2 a—Dapot cornor of Wolls and Klnzlo.sts, b~Depoat corner of Cannl and iCinzlo-ats. W.IL STENNETT, Gou. Pass, Agont. COLORADO, KANSAS & TVeket and Frefyghi <Speotal Inducsmonis. Brogy & NEW MEXICO, , 71 Clarl-at, Grent Now fouto, 4., T, & Bt. W WIS, dutlge CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Depot, corner of VanLuren and Sherman-sts, Ticket ofics, @rand Puctfic liotel, Omaha, Lonvenw'th& Atohison Ex Peru Accommodatio Niglt Exprosu...... Louvonworth & Atd inon Bxpross! Leave, Arrive, *10:15 0, m. * 8236 D, . * 6:00 p. . [* 970 8. m. I‘flflm P. .| ; 708, m, 10:00 p, m, 12 7:00 8, m. LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILRDAD. * Depat, Van Huren-st., Foot northicest corner Clark and corner Cunal und Madison-ats, Sall L. Ticket oficar, o7 Las Ttandolph-sts,, und southiert Matl, vl Alr Line and Bpecla] ‘No B Matn Lino| 88, Night Kxpross, via Muin Lin Eifhast Accommodation. Bouth Uhicago Acsvminod: PITISBURGH. FORT WAINE & CHICAGO RAILROAD, Day Ezpros Pacific E pancks Leare. |_Arrice. CHICAGO, LINE. VIA KANKAKE| INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH E ROUTE. Fvom (he Great Central Kailroad Depot, foot of Lakeost.x aléofool of Tirenty-recond-a. st hear coruer Clarks Lepat, Canal-st., cornpe Vadis Salleat,, corner Washtnglon, aiid at Jilinols ekt office, 191 Kandoiph= son Ceitra? Leavo OUIGARO..;sureiveserserseesl® 2008, . 1§ 845 Do 0. Troina nrrivo at Ohicago at 7:57a, m,, 8:85 . m., and . . 7:46p. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C.BIG. ELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYRIGIAN, 277 and 79 South Olark 3 st., corner Van Buron, Chicago, Tt s woll known by il ruadars of tho apors, that Dr, 0. Blgolaw s tho oldoat oatablished Dl [oiRn A Ohigages ‘mado Hel o experionce b s SO s estoomed of tho nigheat medical medical Inatitotos of the di YEARS OF 1 th JULTATION for Indios and gontlomon, _ Call. CQONFIDENTIAL, Addross ail o 7 95 112 LR et perfoctin 1 Gasas of GHLILONIO AND SPEOTAL v, 38, the most ra- houored'by tho nross, {attalnmonts Ry all s davoted TWENT remaodios that wi itee, sEPAnATE raRLOns CORRESPOND Istters, with stawps, to Dr. 0, BIGELOW, 877 and 319 South Clark-st. mes, Oct, 2 0 o) 181, DR. BIGRLOW 1s a rogularly bred physician, His rop utation {s bost knawn hero in our nide butis wall spokoy of by uvory While the worfd thie class of phyaiclans are ruqirad, tant roferonco, - trusting themsolves ta his care, such sorvice, it 11 of tho utmost oatald tho truth, out then thio truth o reses oG R A A o rocommon visit DIt. BIGELOY, at his Cantril ist, 110 waits nodis- ong ou- cndursy l, and it any ong noods Hiportanco ta onga)ia THooms, 17 and 20 South Olark-te, Ulloago, Dr. A, G. OLIN, 352 Wabash-av., owned spaciallst, of A A iseascs of h tho treat- otlSotoe. - Kt sl Woakness, Norvousnoss, Averslon to Socloty, lin. Dafrod " Nighty of “Blonios 8 7, &ou o Sdrod, Nomittor who havo fatled, call or Mrito, solf-ovidont that a physicinn mak disosses for thisty yoars his studs, of cagos yoarly, st acquiro geod than ono tn gonorat praotica, amaed o Sinhood, ™ fro0 of ohargos tor s o orios it rocummiso i fas o5, rocoanize o e patiante s DEr Ottt Feabicomt. Ofica Rron . Oall'oF WHLo for bis 146 work, ** rmagnntly It is iog & corlain olass of act and rece 1 IDE. ST OINIE, 113 WEST MADISON-ST., OHIOAGO, ILL. (8 regulas graduato in modiclno), triate all, Qhronie oth oxos. Cures guaranteod. treatod with succosa. tlon froo, ma do Modicinos inoasoe, o A1l Fomalo Ditticulitcs furnishod, Conultn= A buok of apooial diseasos, cireulars, o, for rried folke—{roo for two atatups, All Jottors gontl- Dr. TOVW N SN, 183 SOUTH OLARK-ST., Coutinues fo cure ull Uirunic, and Diseases of both nexos, &nd iy bo unl:lhlunllull, cucie tuil, feou of clinrge, Vo sulted, porsonally or dittiouftios trontud with success. Iadios aud gentlomon sent froo Norvou Urlnary e o i Statical Treativo (o NO CURIE! NO PAY !} Dr. Kean, 360 South Clarlk-st., Chicago, May bo confldentially gonsulted, porsonaily or by matl, ohirouio or horvana d (e o ch N SR Rl iy plyioiow b5 tho elty xho was- rants cufns or no pav. oon uen ua fing e *icravin Tilnstratod with numor« ko BY. u FAIRBANKS® 'ANDARD SCATLES OF ALL BIZ1B. TAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00 AND 1Y LAKE-BT,