Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1873, Page 3

LOCAL POLITICS. Convention of tho Citizens' In- depondent Party. A Commtiteo Appointed to Confer With tho Republican and Democratto Contral Commitices, Law-ond-Ordor Meeting 1n the Eigh- teenth Ward.--Announcements, 1In pursuanco of tho following call, a convon- tion of tho Oltizons' Indopondent Party mot yos- terday aftornoon in tho elub-room of tho Shor- man Toueo: Siadal » Dran S : From our kiiowlelga of youraclfy wo firmiy belfevo thnt you will eateom it & duty Incum- ‘ent ipou good citizenship, to provont tho Hosiug and O'lIara combinntion, called tho “ Ycoplu's Tarly," from otting control of our Olty and County Gaverntiont this full. Wo ballevoyau will pronounco yourself i favor of Tionesly and cconomy, andald in electing such men to offico na will reficet credit upon our city abroad and reccive tho commondation of our citizeus at home, Tu. Cltizons' Indopendont party nsks tho aid of all food cltizeus, irrespectiveof former political aflin- jons, ond your own co-oporation and support especialy, wpon the Pattorm of principles horotoforo mado public, bolleving that you think the lssuo Dufora tho peoplo ot this thno to bo tho seloc- tlon of honest men to ofiico rather than matter |. of opinion only, That such men mny bo clected we nak you o mcet with a largo number of genttemen, who havo been chogen in like monner, aa repreaontatives of tho various interesta of the city and county, to constituto a_Convention, to bo liold nt tho Shermnn Housp Club-Room, on Friday, the 17t day of October, at 2 o'clock p. m,, for (ho purposo of nomiuating caudidates to Mand ofora tho peoplo for election to tho yarious city and county offices to b filicd thin fall, By dircction of the Executivo Oom- mittee, NONMAN T, GAsSETTE, Chalrman, Ponding the call to order, & largs numbor of gontlomen, roprosonting all sorts of political parties, woro obsorved in the room, mauy drawn thithor morely by curiosity, othors probably with s sinlstor intorest in the proceodings. Belng doatituto of tho political ** wodding garmont " of oredentlals, thoy falled to forco themsclves into the deliborations of the Convention, and subse- quently withdrow into the ¢ outer dnrlness,” Ar, Bonfleld ealled tho moeting to order, and nominated Mr. George W, Gage for tomporary Chairman. Col. Abner Taylor was olocted torporary Sec- retary. On motion of Col, Jusscn, & Committeo of five on Gredontials was appointed;by the Chalr, con- pisting of the following-named gentlemen: Col, Juseen, H. N. Hibbard, L. H. Davis, W. T Milligan, and I\, Baumann. The coll of the dologates was then ordered, and the following answored to their names : J. . LoMoyne, J. C. Knickorbocker, IL. H. Ander- gon, H. Spruance, Georgo D. Barrott, H., Binder, J. Dioredoxf, W. F. Taylor, W. F. Milli- an, J. D. Bonfleld, B, A. Bandelius, L. K. Ehad, LN, fimball, W Armstrong, Potor Button, H. N. Hibbard, Alvin Enulsbury, 0. H. Gnubort, C. L. Vilson, J, Humphroy, Ed- mund Jusson, L. 1L Davis, R. W. R|chbfi', Thomas Moran, A. L. Rockwolt, Georgo R. Hall, 1. J. Kadish, J. B. Bolowoski, W. W, Porkins, Joseph Hubn, J. T. Appleberg, H. Ohozer, H. Riesso, Jobn Andorson, Jacob Johnson, P. P, Tolcomb, V. F. Lawson, Horaco Whito, Goorgo Schuoidor, F. Daumann, Paul Cornell, Dovid Blnkoly, ichard Michnolls, George W. Gago, H. 0. Coliina, : The Clmlr‘ naid th'atlna :hn t(:I!lc:m'a of tho moot- ng wero only appointed for tomporary purposos e oment aMboame Bhould bo oloetad. " On motion, tho doors wero closed against in- trusion by outsidera. On motion, the temporary officors were de- olared pormanont, and Mr. ockwell appointod Assistant Eunmtnr{. Mr. David Blekely offored the following: Resolved, Thatn Committes of Conforencebe ap- pointed by the Ohalr, upon which shall bo represented 11 partics and all notionalities, whose duty it aball bo {0 confer with tho other orgauizatious at present existing in Ohicago, whoso common purpose 1t 18 to sccuro tho defeat of tho Hesing-O'Hara combination e0 called) in tho election to bo lield i this city, on the th day of November, 1873, nt such time and ‘place 18 to said Committes ahinll be deemed advisablo; and that thie Committes of indopendent citizens do now ade Journ until such time ns it in called together by the ‘Committeo 5o to bo appointed, A voto was taken on this resolution, resuiting, yons, 20; nays, 18; and the resolution daclare carried, The Chair said it was a responsible duty to ap- Fom auch & committos a8 the resolution con- omplated, and called upen the ‘meeting to assist him in the solection of membors, Mr. Hibbard and soyeral other woll-known del- ogates wont to hie assistanco, Mr. Blakoly made a vorbal explanation that tho purport of tho resolution was to havo tho Committee confer with the Contral Committces of the Demoeratio and Republican parties to- morrow (this) aftornoon. It was underatood that the Couforence did not fnclude the Commit- teo of Bovonty. ‘Mr. Blakely also eaid that eleven would not in- cludo all the nationalities, and ho moved, thero- fore, that the rosolution bo amended to admit of the Committec’s oxtension to seventeon, The Clair snid the Committe would then bo too cumbersome. Ho would like, howover, to have four namos, at loast, added to it. Mr, Blakoly accopted the suggestion. Tho Committee was_then announced, as fol- lows s David Blakoly, T Banmana, 2t K. ball, A, Chniser, B. Cailaghan, N. T, Gassotto, Thomus Moran, W. F. Milligan, J. 8. Cooper, Edmund Juesen, John_Anderaon, J. Blorsdorft, 0. L. Wilson, J. Y, LeMoyue, L. J, Kadish, Mr. Wilson said that, if npguluted upon tho Commitieo, Lo would simply bo called upon to confer with himeelf, a8 he was o mombor of ono of tho committees to bo conferred with. If placed npon that Committeo he would be com- “polled to support”its nominations, and, as ho wished to act in concert with his journalistio ‘bretbren, he declined to be fettered. Objeotlons wore made to his withdrawal, the Chair stoting thatzthere would be, without him, only ono member of the Englieh pross to two of tho Bcandiuavian, on the Committeo. The Com- mittee was only one of conference, at any rate, Mr. Wilson accordingly withdrew his objections, Jussen moved that tho Committos en Conforonce with the Domocratio and Republican Committees report to tho Convention on Mon- day afterncon, at 8 o'clock in the same placo, The motion was agreed to, and tho Convention adjourned. EIGNTEERTIC WARD MEETING, A Law-and-Order meoting was hold Jast even~ ingin the Eightoenth Ward, Mr.J. M, White- hoad in the chair, 0. 8. Borgstide and L, W. Caso soting a8 Becrotarics. Several addressos wore mado, and tho disgracoful proceedings atiho ward meeting of Baturday ovening wera alluded to. Then it was resolved ihat true order-loving citizens could not afiliate with bummors, no matter under what guise thoy appeared. #ho following gentlemen were clocted dologates to the Couvention to bo held Thursday noxt: A 7. Landberg, L. W. Case, W. Marshan, W. O. Hagey, John Ayar, Michael Finan, W. T. Crouse. . Thoy were inatructed to cast their votes for P, L. Qawkinson for County Commissioner, and it was “nlfl""mlixnuulva to reaflirm the nomi- nation of W. J. Lanauers for Aldermen. Oaptain J. YV: Drookway wil all aptain J. W. Brockway will allow Lis name Jo be used as candidate on the Union Citizens' }oket for Connty Clerl, - The Law-and-Ordor votors of Evanston will meot at the Town Hall Monday evening to eleot delogates to the Convention, The Fifth Ward Law-and-Ordor citizons will meet this eveniug in the University to elect delegatos to the Convention. The Law-and-Order peopls of tho Bixteenth Ward will meet this evening in tho basement of the Grant Place Ohurch to oleat delegatos. CENTENARY ORGAN CONCERT. The following is the programme which will be glven at tho organ concert this aftornoon at 8:30 o'clock, in Oentenary Mothodist Church 1. Grand fugue In Amninor, . ... +es s, Bach N Phoml!l from * Israel in Egypt”, JHusndel 8. “Fly, my aki, nm‘lll.: the rosew,”. 4. Overtnre to Tlncn:dl d variati 5, Andanto &1 6. Hong,, 7. Qverts Flotow THE MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. The Btato Microscopical Boclety assembled last evenlng ab their Lall, No, 203 Wabash avenuo, BMr, H, i1, Babcook, the President, in the ohalr, After reading tho minutes of the Inst moeting, Dr, Johnson exhibited and explalned a magnifi cont combinad mioroscopo and stand lately in« ventod by Mr, Bullock, of this city, Mr, H, 1L Baboook, the President of the Booloty, stated that the total amount of animal and vegotable €ormy in the basin srom which wator {8 bolog suppliod during the ropairs on tho laka-tunnel seoms to bo loss ovon than in tho tunpol water, tho turbidnoss appenring to bo caused by minute yntlelcs of olay of tho diatomncm. The rare forma of the tunngl wator havo disappeared, whilo the ordinary shoro forma abound, H. M. Thompson, Eur‘.. prosonted to tho Soeln!.lyln ploco of ginsa on which was ongraved with tho point of o diamond the Lord's Prayor, the rpaco occu- plod by tho writlig boing ouly fho_ono bundrod and slxiy-sovonth thousandih part of an inch. Bevoral gontlomon spoka on differont sclontiflo subjocts, and the meoting ndjournod. ————————— THE CITY IN BRIEF. A spocial meoting of the Board of Managara of the Erring Womon's Refugo will bo held at that institution this aftornoon ot balf-past 2 o'clock, Aunie Cocadon s an old vagrant, who hnunts Justico Scully's Court undor her own nnme, and Banyon's under ihe namo of Anuo Davie Boully yostorday sent bhor to tho Bridewoll till Olirlstmas, Yostorday aftornoon, a little son of Mr, August Luntz, of No, 4 Btono stroot, fell from a wogon noar its fathor's Liouso, and was instantly killed. The Coroner will Lold nn inquest to-day. At halt-past 7 o'clock yesterdsy morning, & collision took placo botween a freight-ongine of the Lako Shore Rallway aud a dummy-cogine of the Rook Talroad Road. Bteplion MoKittrock, & firoman, was sevoroly injured. Doteotive Dixon loft 8t, Louis yosterday for Chleago, biaving in custody Abraham Lindsay, the defaulting clork of the Pittsburgh & Forb Wayno Railroad, who is said to have stolon 1,300 in monoy and chocks. A girl 12 yoars old, named Eva Enhoff, re- contly camo to the house of W. W, Bhorman, ab TRavonswood., Hho stated that hor parents lived in Chicago, and that she was lost from home. Sho wishes very much to communicate with' thom. The Coroner yosterdsy held an inquest on the body of a little child named Mary Boatly, who foll into the river from the canal-boat Montaus, 1ying at tho foot of Fulton stroet, on Thursday ovening, A verdiot of accidentsl drowning was rondored. Daniel Jonos, a waiter ot the Gardner House, foll from the second-story window on to the pavemont in th rear of tho houso, and, strikin ©n his head, roceived injurics that Dr. Bteelo, of tho County Hospital, whore he was conveyed, pronounced fatal, though at a lato bourlastevon- ing ho was stillalive. The rogular monthly meeting of the Civil En- ineors' Olub of the Northwost will be held on filondny evoning, the 20th inst., at the library of the Chicago Academy of Science, No. 263 Wabash avonuo. A paper will be rend by Ar. E.8. Chesbrough, Prosident of the Club, entitled i Convoyance of Water Under Navigablo Btreams.” The residenco of Mr. Stolle, corner of Thir- toonth street aud Michigan avenue, was recently entorod by burglats, who carried off & valuable wateh and ohain and sovon sots of jewelry. Mr. Stollo succooded in wrosting tswo overcoats from the thief, but the rascal escapod with the more procious booty. Bridgot Shiclds was fined, about two_wecks 8go, $50 for disorddrly conduct. That did not gatisfy her, for on Wadnesdsy sftornoon she soundod ono of hor neighbors so _severely thab anyon put her under bail of 800 to appear at tho Criminal Court to anawer the charge of sa- sault with intont to do bodily Injury. The annual meoting of St. Luke's Froo Hospl- tal will be held this ovening in the Cathedral, cornor of West Washington and Pooria streots. Thore will be music by the Cathedral choir, dressoes by tho Bishop, tho Rov. Dr. Powors aud the Rov. Mr. Brooks, bosidos a collection to liq- uidato £700 of debt, which 18 now pressing on this worthy charity. The store of F. A. Upham, No. 185 Wost Van Buron street, was ontorod yesterday morning, hotween 1 and 2 o'clock, and about $100 worth of liquors and cigors takon. Tho entrance way mado through the back way by tnl('nF & pancl ont of the door and putting & small boy through the hole. 'Fho hole in tho door is & small one, aud was ovidently made with a jack-knife. Officor Flynn, of the Sixth Preoinot, roturned to tho city yostorday evening from OCincinnati, having in custody a Ioun man named D. I'ra- zior, who was arrested at the instance of Ponr- mon & Co., boot and shoa dealors, cornor of Mad- fron and Mranklin streets, on tho chiarge of em- bozzloment. The cage was a dificult one, and wag well managed, tho elightest clus to the idontity of tho prisoner only boing furnished the z%lcur. Tho smount that wos taken is mot own, Yestorday morning, at 9 o'clock, a yonng man named R. G. Edwards was found doad in bis bed authe boarding-houso of Mra. Nora Topping, No. 210 West Adams stroot. Tho decoased was & Btranger in Chicago. Howont to his room about 9 o'clock on Thuradsy evening, in sn intoxicated Btato, and wag not scon ogain intil o was found dond, 'The Coroner was notifled to hold au in- quost. Excessive drinking probably was tho causo of his death. Thoro was a roport on tho strect, yesterday afternoon, that o little girlhad been run over and killed by an omnibus on Madison street, Tho facts are theso: Minnio Pievson, a child 10 years old, was trying to get into o Madison stroot stage to o to her homo on Halsted atraet, when, the driver carolossly startiug up too soon, pho was thrown in some way under tho stage, but, fortunatoly, not under the wheols, Deyon boing yery much frightened and smoared with mud, tho child was not injured; but that doos not taka away tho'blame attached to the driver. The Baltimoro & Ohlo Railrond oxtension ia now graded to within twonty miles of this city. Four thousand men are at work along tho lina of tho now road, which is‘sypocted to bo finiehed by the first of Docember next. This Company Dbias nob been in tho least affocted by the late monoy panio, hn\'i‘l:f Plouty of monoy on hand to push forward ts contomplated improve- monts, As soon a8 the rond is comploted, tho goneral oftices will be removed to thus city. Alonzo M. Grifiin wos sent to the Bridowoll ng s vagrant. IHis brother says he lsa Sprritual medium, and is in_s tranco, but every ono olso enys ho is crazy, He was gotten out’ of Bride- woll and had to be locked up agaln as soon s ho went in tho streot. He Ka now waiting to be sont to the lunatiossylum, His brother went to Capt. Buclley and noted so strangoly that he had to be put also in & coll. His friends camo and relonsed him and took him home. Evidenuy somothing is wrong in the Grifiin family, A mooting of tho Chicago Trades' Assombly, and labor reformera in gonorsl was held last night in the editorial rooms of tho Evening Mail, Frank Lawlor in tho Obair. The mecting being called to order, tho Chairman statod thatits ob- Lnut was for the mombors of tho Trades' Assom« ly and all labor reformers to oxtend an invita- tion to Josoph Arch, the great English sgricultural labor reformer, to_visit Chi- cago. 1t was thon resolved ihat & Committes of Arrangoments, consisting of Willism Eane, A. Russell, Chulosg . Newland, Frea Tregay, Frank Lawlor, and M. 0. Hayes, have full power to carry out the ob- joct in view. Tho meoting then authorized Mr., illard, of the Evening Afail, who was about to g0 to Now York, to oall upon Mr. Arch nnd mako arrangemonts with him, After passing a voto of thanks to tho Mail Company for the uso of the, rooms the meoting adjourned, Mr, Btephens, the Coronor, i8 8o busy bobbing around town In the intorost of the Hosing- O'Hara combination, that he soams to have no time to attend to the duties of his offico as thoy should be attended to, He loavos ovidence in mur- rdor casus here and there, somotimesat one polico station, somotimes at snother, and sometimes oarries it in his hat, instead of lenving it in his office whero it oan bo found. Then it i8 too bad to uomtel the friends of the dead, on whom an inquest i8 to be held, to run from one political trysting-place to another in soarch of thio Coro- ner or his deputy. Lot onoof thom attond to Eouuon, if ono must, bnt lot the other doyote all is timo to inquests. ‘That in tho least that can bo aeked from two publio offioials. At & mooting of the Board of Underwritors, held on ‘Thursday afternoon, » committeo was appointed to examine the Yiro ordinance, aud recommend certain changes which the iusuranco futorest decoms advisable for the proper protec- tlon of the city. Tho Committee was instructed to report at an onrlen . Tho resignation of Fire-Commissioner Davis was nncerwd, and Mr, Jnmes Ayars, Jr., wau eleoted to flll the vacanoy, The appolntment {s & source of eatisfaction to the entire insurance fratornity, BMr, Ayars 1s woll known in tho oily, having been Doputy- Collector of Customs during the admnuistration of Colleator Mnheuu‘ aud for a portion of the time since the appointwent of Mr, Judd, o i thorougbly conversant with tho intrleaclen of jusurance, and brings to the oflic of Iire Com- missioner s fund of common sonte that will ma- terially aid tho other Commissionors iu the work of perfecting tho Fire Dopartment, and placiug tho oity boyond tho roach of ite invetorate enemy, THE COURTS. Another Suit for Damages Against the City. Answer of the Franklin Savings Bank in Bankruptoy. Somo of the Tax-Fighters Who Iiave Appealed to the Cirouit Cowrt, Angou M. Truosdell and Edwin II, Brown complain of tho Alomnnnia Yire Insuranca Com- pauy of Gloveland, on account of an iuterost thoy olaim to have in & policy lssuod by the Company to Eli Shoppard. Complainants sinto that Bhoppnrd aud wife mortgaged tho lhouss No. 742 West Kinzlo stroot to L. P. Whitehond for §815, and Whitohond sseigued this claim to complainnnts, At the timo of the mortgage, » policy was taken out by Sheppard, and o pro- vision mado that tho loss, if any, should bo pay- ablo to Whitohead, ns his intorost should ap- pear, and this was givon to complainants, a8 vollateral seourity, Subsequently, Ell Bhep- perd oxecuted a mortgage to complainonts for §000, on tho smmo promiscs, and agrood that complainants should have on intorest in the insuranco polioy. Thio houso was burned on tho 18th of this month. Complainants received on order from Sheppard on tho insuranco company to pay them 000, whioh thoy presented, but wore rofused pay- mont, They thorofore ask an injunction against the Compny to rostrain thom from payiug Shep- pard anything until thelr olaims avo satisfied, whioh-was granted byJudge Gury, undor a bond of §500. TIHE LIQUOB DAMAGES CASE. Tho liquor tost-caso under tho new law, por- mitting s woman to suo for damages tha enloon- Xoeper and ownor of the houso whero the saloon was kopt, was concluded yesterday in the Cironit Court. Tho plaintiffs claimod that Lieyors, the husband of tho plantiff, wont to Mack's saloon, aud thero bocame drunk, aud whilo in such a condition he booame engaged in & quarrel, and was killed. The points to be proved to onablo plalntiff to recovor wore the Intoxication ; thatit was at defendant’s ealoon 3 that such liquor was given as would intoxicate; that defondant knowingly sold or gave away such boverages; and that it was a natural, though not necessnry con- goquence of such intoxication, that the quarrel and death should eosuo. Tho defenso do nol dony that the law was Constitutional, but think that the law was not applioablo undor the presunt clroumstances, They hold that Aeyers came to Mack's placo to buy the snloun, and was nob drunk when tho quarrel took placo. The trial was closely contested, and much contradiction manifest in tho testumony of the witnesses, and, in their judfimont concerning the drunkeness o the deceased. The Judge, nmong other things, charged thet tho jury were outitled to award oxemplary dam- ages of smart-monoy ; that it wasa civ suit, and tho plaintift need not prove tho notual dam= ago sustainod if she proved that her means of support was diminishod by roason of her hus- baud's death, If tho death was not likely to oc- cur, but did_sotually occur, it was sufficient to fix tho liability, A dofinition was alao given of jntoxicntion. The dofense claimed thac the de- fondant must havo actus! knowledge of the sell- ing liquor to the doceased. “I'ho jury were locked up at about half-past 6. The Judge remarked, after the jury wont out, that, if thoy did not agreo by 10 o'clock, ho would dischargo thom, as they cortainly could agroo in fivo hours, At half-past 0 tho Judge, counsel for plaintift, and a ''RIDUNE reporter went into the jury-room. As tho jury took thelr seats, ono, more sleepy than the rest, asked his com- ponlons, *What is the malter? Huve you agreed 7" After a short conforeuce, stz tho foremam, eaid that if ~ thoy hnd ten -minutes moro he thought thoy could come to some decision. The Judga and all tho outsidors thon left, and in about twenty minutes the foreman reported that thoy could not agreo. Tho Judge quostioned several of thom, but they wero nll of the same opinion, ono Jurdr romarking that thoy could nob agreo if they wore kopt a woek, and tiloroupon the Judge told thom that he would discbarge thom. The forowan stated to Tus TRIBUNE r%portor that, at the first count, the jury stood 6 to 6, and on tho last they "had all veered round g0 88 to be im favor of the plaintiff, but wero unhappily at variance in rogard to the amuunt, eloven ‘betug for givin 100, and tho twolfth for awarding $1,000, an would take no less. The jury was composed of eight Germans, two Amoricans, ono Irisman, and one negro. Ono of the Gormans was iutercsted in a saloon, Mr. Packard exbausted his peromptory chal- longos in excusing those of Toutonic” birtl, but was obliged sfter that to fake thom, unloss thoy could be oxcused for gome cause. After tho jury retired, Mr. Pack- ard dismissod tho caso as to Bay, tho ownor of tho suloon, not daring to trust the law. Thus ends for tho time o very important case, not o much for the amount as for the pflnnl(lllu. A new tiial will be had, and it 18 stated that a change of venue will bo taken to another coun- ty, \v%em o jury containing fower Gormaus con e obtained, SUDGE NEATON. Judgo Moaton was ongaged in hoaring tho cago of Jane Hoy against tho city. - Pluintilt claime that on the 20th day of August, 1873, she s her husband waro riding in & wagon on Wost JInokson street, noar Halsted, and that tho horso attached to thoir vehiole was frightonoea by eec- ing tho carcass of a horso lying in the stroel, and Tan away, throwing the plaintiff on tho sidowalk and injuring Ler severely, Tho carcass had beon lying there two days, which amounted to 8n act of nogligonco on the part of tho city, for which it in liable. Jano, therofora, asks for $5,000. UNIT<D BTATES COURTS. Tho Connectiout Mutuat Life Insurance Com- pany commeuced an action for foreclosure of n origsge of 18,000 against Willism G, Gal- Ingher, Smah Uallagher, William B. Waller, Dwight F. Cameron, John P. McGregor, and J, ‘Alder Elils. Tho mortguged premiscs rre Lots 18, 14, 15, 16, and 17 in J. G arrell’s Subdivis- fon of Block b8 n the Canal Trusteos’ Bubdivis- jon of tho W. 3¢ of Beo. 27, 89, 14. | A« W. Rostiion brought o libel i the Districs Couirt against the propellor City of London for 447,93 for supplies furnished, DBANKBUPTOY JTEMS, The first meeting of the creditors of II. B Knickerbookor will take placo to-day at 11 o'lock ot the Rogiater's office. In the case of Phillips and othors, the second gonoral moeting will be liold at 2 p. m. to-day, at tha same placo, whon & dividend will probably do doolared. 1In the case of Salkey and others, an order for examination, on the 23d iust., at Register Hib- ‘bard’s office, was eutered. ‘The Frauklin Dank filod s denial of bankrupto {’n th(; petition against them, and ask to be ului y & jury. Inthe cnse of Julius Kirchoff, T, Gustavus, Jobn D., and_H, Augustus Kirohoff, and John Hannly, an adjudication was yeatorday entered }w(y dofault, and lonve given him (Jobn D, irchofr) to file schedules, and the case was re- forrod to tho Register and a warrant sent. In the caso of Bkelsey, Fuller & Plorco, tho By Teland contraotors, tho timo in which to show cause was oxtended to twonty days, and an alias rule issuod. The_procoodings ngainst Jacob L. Stone are to bo dismiesed, and the adjudication set aside nnh;afl objections are filed by Tuesdsy morning noxt. COUNTY COURT, The list of tax-tightors who havo appealed to the OCircuit Court, as statod in ycatorday's Trisuxe, ombraces about sixty names, among whom aro the tol.lawln%x Bamuel Ashton, Goorgo Bickerdyko, Johu Forsytho, Henry Pot- win, H, H, Honare, Edgar Loowis, Fornando Jonbs, E. M, Hainos, 0. V. Dyor, Charlos Fol- lansbeo, J. 1L, 8mall, Enoas Ayres, L. IL Haaf, 1L H, Bhufoldt, 8, J. Walkor, George O, Canp- boll, J. M. Adsit, and Houry Fulior, Tho appeal of 8, M. Mooro to tho SBupremo Court, agninst tho taxos of 1872, was rofusad on the gronnd that bo bad not doposited the amouut of the tax with the County 'L'rossurer. “Pho final report of tho admimstrator of the outato of Rosalis Grobe was filed aud npproved, BUITH IN BIMEF, Au nttachmont was sued out of the Ruperior Court by John Phinsall, John L., Warnook, and ‘Arthue I, Phinsall ugninst Biizaboth M. Bpol- mnu, on a oluim against hor for §1,365.64, William Prico and Ansol B, Cuok commonced an aotion in assumpslt agamst Charlen Tobey, for &6,000, B. N, Brown & Co, filed a Yflmm in assump- wlt agninat Alfred Millar and Joln G, Parsons, for $2,000, This morning will ocour the argumont for an’ injunction {u tho case of the Ropublio Life In- HE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER surance Company against the County Olerk, in tho Cirouit Courts FETE s MIOHIOAN BUPREME COURT. Apacat Divpaichin The Chicagn Teibuns, Lanarig Michy Oot, 17,~Emily Damoutl’ ot al, v, Bty Keook; moffon o disimins appoal with cos Atinzo 8, iatch, SherifT of Lapeer County, V. Fowiorand B, L Keltey; argument conclided. W iTitasn Blowart et al. v» Charlos A, Dailey, inploaded wilh G, 1, Aehloy 3 continued on eail, ‘Williamr Blewart ot al, v, Chatlos A, Dalloy ; con- tinued on eall, \William N, Brown v, A, W, McGormicle; nrgued, Michael OBelon v, The Teople ; submitied on briof, Bldnoy Green, Administrator of Mosca Dillon v, 1, Laugdon ct alj argued, THR OALL for Tuesday noxt 18 as follows ¢ ‘13—"Tho Jeoplo ex rel, Eageno Duy gommimlonora of Hghways of Hamtrack, B ayard D, Morso v, Lawronco K, Howl, 43— Obation Monros v. Tho Fort Wayne, Jacknon & Segiuay Tinltond Gompiazy. L aubon Wheolor et al. v, William Harrison, 4—Murthn J, Willatts v, John D, Walker, S0—gert 1 Lindolpby v Maztle Ludolyby. 61—0i1z0 J, Ttuasell v. Jool Colljus. 0—Tho Loninsular Nallwsy Company v, Bguira O, M. tetal, v. Tho ho Townsliip of Thorp, fl'l-annln Morton v, Tlie Peoplo, 58—John Clark v, Wiltiam 1, Crafg, Hiram Walker, sud Moses ', Hutchins, 60—Loandor 8, Butterficld v, Tsaac J, Voorhels, —_— THE CHRISTIAN UNION. Annunl Meoting Lnst Eveninge=iZe. ports of Committees-=Estimntes for Noxt YearssElcction of Officers, Etc. Etes Pho sunual meoting of tho mombera of the Ohicago Olristian Union to henr the report of tho Lloction Committeo, and to ‘rocelve thoir frionds, took placo . yesterdsy ovouiug in tho rooms of tho Union, No. 114 Madison street. Tho inclement woathor undoubtedly dotained many who would have othorwlso ‘boon present, but sbout 200 Iadies and gontlemon nssombled at B o'clock in the looturo-room, Judge Henry Booth presiding. Tho chairs baving beon misplaced at the start, s gonoral ebifting about took place, reminding ono of tho transformation sconc of a minstrel troupo. ¥ Atter proyer by the Rev. Mr. Hosmer, tho ro- sult of the olcction was aunounced by Kirk B. Nowoll, Eaq. The following were the oflicera olocted for the ensuing yoar: President—Qoorgo M, Pallman, First Vice-Presudent—Heury Booth, Second Vice-President—Prof, Joreph Haven, Corresponding Secretary—\W. 11, Bwett, Recoraing Secretury—1ho Rov, O, W, Wendto. Treasurer—William F, Goolbaugli, The following-named gentlomen wero elocted Dircotors for throe yoars to fill vacancies: William E. Doggott, Esq,, L. L. Mills, Esq, William R. Page, Eeq., and B. A, Briggs, Esq. Tho report of tho Finance Committeo was prosonted by the Rov. C. W. Wendte, Tho re- port ombraced the proceedings of tho last four months only. This report showed, reccipte, 3,203,560 ; oxponditurcs, 85,2018, leaving $1.12 in the tronsury, Mr. Wendto furthior statod that the Union owed in sll about ©8,200, thas the cstimated expenses for tho coming yoar wore 8,000, aud that the estimatod rocolpts were $4,000, of which $2,600 would be dorived from tho gymnasium and $1,600 from aunual membershipa, This would Joavo_$4,000 to bo mado up by donations of friends. The roport of the Committes on Rooms was made ‘by J. H. Roberts, Esq., who stated that, after tho dedication of the rooms on Michigan avonue, it was found that they woro not exactly puited for the noeds of the Union, and consoquontly, tho presont quarters had been ~ ront for 32,600 per year, and tho three rooms bad been fitted up for readiug- room aud library, lecturo and olass-room, au gymnnsium. Tao report of the Committes on ibrary reported sbout 2,000 volumes in the library which bad beon ontiraly ro-catalogued ecently. ‘The Committce on Membors reported 127 lifo-mownbors and 1,832 anuusl motnbers, The Committeo ou Gymnasium reported that tho mouth branch of the gymnasium was solf- sustaining, nud that the main’ gymuasium would probably give an incomo of about $2,500 for tho coming_ year. The Committes ou Roliof ro- ported $200 collocted and oxpended in rolioving tho prossing wants of deserving porsous, Aftor a fino solection of music by Miss Ryder, Prosident Booth requested the Rov.William It Al- gor to addross tho audionce, and, though ho was sad to bo sufforng from n eovero cold, he kindly spoke about twonty minutos npon various inter- estiug subjocts, s, Hall then favored the au- dionce with a humorous song eutitled, * Wiy don't you shut the door?” At tho conclusion of the ¥ong, tho Prosident called upon Mr. John ‘A, Huntor, who made a short and sonsiblo ad- dross, The Rov. H. N, Powers also mado Eome cheering remarks, and Madame Dodon played a fine medloy of operatic selections. The Rov. Mr. Wondto then made n fow enthu- siastio remarks, and presented MMr. Claronce Peck ns auctionear of o benutiful bouquet of flowers pressuted by Mr. W. D. Allen, the flor- ist. Tho bidding wos rather slow, but the first galo was made to Mr, Pock himsolf at 15, Mr. Peck having returned it to the Union, it was re- Bold for 815 to Mr. Huntor. A third salo was mado to Judga Booth for $10, and to M. Rob- orts and Mr. Huutor oach for 35, making $30 in all derived from the bouquot. Aftor a fow other ploasant romarks, tho meet- ing broke up, after a most enjoyavle ovening. N R INDIGNANT JURORS. Twentysfive Hold n Mecting and De- nounce the Jury=Law Which Allows Them No Compensantion fur Services weTheir Opinion of Filthy Courte Roomsand Judges Who Sit inThem. A moeoting of about twenty-five jurora was held yostorday afternoon in answor to the following call, which was posted up ot various placos in the Court-House : ‘Norior T0 Junons.—A mesting of jurors, now in ate tendnnca on tho various Gounty Gourts, wil bo held in Judge Porter's room, tbis Friday afternoon, immedi- ‘Mol aftor adjournmiont of court,—sbout § p. m,—to conalder matiors pertaining tothe prenent jury syatom, and tho sccommodation furnished them while in at- tendaico on tho Coutl, All jurors are requested to attend, ‘Thore was some desultory talk, in which the information was volunteered that tho mecting was to considor tho * racompension " of juries, and an exclted individusl murmured in loud tones that ho didn't care a d—n for eithor Judge or jury or snybody clse. Mr.Ganoott was choson Chalrman, snd the following resolutions were adopted ; . Resolved, That the presont Jury-law of this State ia unjust, injurious, and fraught with evil, Unjust: In ilis, that it compels o citizen to ‘attend Court two' weeks, to the negloct of Lia owu busl- Joas, and allows bim no just or_restonsble compen= Bation for Ll timo so taken, Unjust: ‘“what it takes from a cltizen bis time, compels bim Lo Usten toand adjudgo disputes, oltan (rivalous or malicious, be~ twoen individuals; and allows himno compensation in return forsuch services, thereby robbing one citizen for tho benefit of nnother. Unjust: Thatitls s tax impored and collectod unsqually. It is injurious : In this, that it tends to weakon tho respect which overy cltizon should have for the government under which he lives, o witnoss and be subjoct tosuch iu- Justico, Itls &nnfiz with evil :_In thfs, that by loss— ouiag or reduclng the coets n sulte, it tends to multi~ troduction of groundiess causes of and to theteby clog the wheels of justice, *"Readled, Thot tho present flthy condition of the Oourt.and jury-rooms are n diegraco to the county § and that whomsoovar Is_responsivie for the same can consider Limeclf or themeclves as {ho party or partics upon whom tho full contents of our vials of indigna- tlon aro Lereby poured, May heor thoy think a dream of naught but dirt, unill this disgrace ls washoed out ! Resolued, That o'Judge who will, for lov of moncy, sit and liafen to the petty aotions, maliclous prosec- fione, and frivolous deferises which mako up to a great exteuit tho business of our _county, {a s mortyr in the cause of bis country, and descrves tha repect Aud commiseration of ali good cltizen, 'ho meoting thereupon adjourned sine die, - i g O The Automatic Grain Meter. ©One of themost ingontous and valuablo inventions on oxhibition at tho Expoaitton fa J, J, Brown'a Au- tomatio Urain-Mater, for weighiug ol kinde of graln, tho grain belng aceurately weighod while passing in & continuous stream through the machine, aud the welght s rogistored on a dial sttachied, Dy this won- dortul, yet simple, contrivance, much time, labor, and oxpouta (s saved, This grain-moter may o scen noar the sealo department at tho exhibition, snd ono shoutd Judgo that thore is a fortune for somo cutorprising man who may become Interested i the manufucturs of those wachines, —_— e COalifornia Sunday Train. Tho through Pacifio expross truin for Council Dlufls, Omakin, Han Franclsco, aud ull other Far West polnte, will leavo the Wolls streot depot of tho Olicago & Northwoslern Rallway at 10:15 a, . Sunday, Oct. 19, 1873, Tlrough Ih:l!nll vin Obfcsgo, Burlington & Quinicy, und Chicago, Rook Island & Facifio Ratlwuyw aro good on this train, e Spooial Notloe--Erby & Bornos' New Hat Btoro, Frod W, Erhy, Iato with Stryker & 00, and Frank G Barnes, Iato with Plahop & Barues, have just oponnd, ot No, 101 Madison stroot, dna of tho finest sppofnted It and fur eatablishnicnfs in the West, Their stock in in keoping with their storo fixtures, and contains many styles not to b found elsewhere, Thoy have the ayoucy for tho msloof tho Yournan's colo- brated dress hiat, which Ia ncknowledged to bo tho ‘mont gentool hat of tho sowon, Romombor tho num- Dor—101 Madiaon strool, Etby & Darncs, Needn’t Be Hard Up. No merchant necd be hard up whon ho can alwaye, oven In thesotimes of panics, oto,, obiain cash ad- vances and discounts st tho itction and commistlon howso of Goorgo P. Goro & Co., Now, 68 and 70 Wa- Dash_ avenue, Olileago. Overlonded dcalora can obtalu zellef in cash'to any amount, at all timo. bt e ey Wlusio Hall Sundny Services, "Tho aubject of the Rov, Willlam R, Algor's sormon, Bunday niorning, 10t inst,, will be Tho Ant{-Chrlsts of Chirfstendom.” Evening locture, # Hopes of n Bot- tor Futuro for Humoulty ou Earth,” Morning sorvice at 11§ evening lecturo ot 8, s - A Good Stove is o Groat Blessing. Tathbone’s Fearlesa Cook and Brillinut~Baso Durner naro the result of ovor thirty years' experionce in stove- RUBBER COATED IROGN TUBE. PAROAL TRON WORES, ~ TASKER IRON WORKS PHLLADELIIIA, PA. NEW OABTLS, DEL ESTADLISUED 1831, MORRI§, TASKER & CO, VULCANIZED RUBBER-COATED IRON TUBE. WORES AND OFFICE, WARENOUSE AND OFFICE, Fifth & Taskor.sta, Phila, No,16 Gold-at., Now Tork, Oflge 29 Pomborton Square, ‘Warchousa and Ofloo, TOBTON, MASS. TITUSVILLE, PA. 'PHILADELPHIA, June, 1870, W dotira to call tho spootal attention of 'tho publla to VULoANIZED RUBDER-COATED InoN Tupz, Also, all the various Fittings required tn connection with samo, under FINLEY's Patont, which wo have been teating with autire succoss for tho past Lwo yoars, and aro now roady to placo on tho marke:, thoroughlysatistled that whorovor 1t tnay bo Introduced for thopatssgo of natural wators, eithor hiot or cold, ita merlts will bo acknowledged over sither Galsanized Ironor Load Tubes, which aro now oxtensivoly usod for such purposo, and to whioh, in many localitios, deoldod projudioo oxists. Tho absoluto {ndesteuotibility of Vuleanized Rubhor—also its purity for tho purposo to which woadaptit, Is so woll known that commen s unneccssary. Vo apnemd, lntoe fom the elebratod Ohomite, BOOTH & GARREIT, who havo beon kind enough to test tho nrtlole for us, "tha migo. ill b3 tho sama s for calsanized tron (nl‘;a‘:nd fittings, subjoot to tho most liberal trade dis- Sonnts. ‘Wo are also ared to syl * tongs " dosignod o8- [mxfiu?’mr' AT 10 SOPEIY, can”BS oremsd up o i plnce without IO purios { oty i " MURRIS, FaskER & 0O Jaxes 0, Boorr, Tr1oxas 1T, GARDETT, TOOTIL & GARRETT, ‘Laboratory for Practioal and Anaiytical Ohomistey, 10 wnd @21 Chantest., Roar of B¢, Btophen's Churcl Tonth-at., bolow Market. Establishod in 183, 3 DIUILADELYHIA, Fob, 19, 1878, Monsrs, Morrls, Taskor & Co,, Puiladeiphia. TIEAR Sine: 'Wo havo made n caro(ul uxamination of your fabbor-coated iron pipe, i order to dstermiing ita Jovistanco to hont and cold, 16 sioam, natural watoes, and Havo oven oxtended aur rescarchios fo ncids, alkall,” and Barning gos. Wa may montipn that tho coniini fa & Dimilar compound to thint constituting guins for liolding arfinoil 6ot axcopt that yours contalns no mercury, Tt will boar o' high degeoo of hoat, overS0S Fabirantielt an talgiit bo inforrod from its hasing beon proparod al Rbova oS, 1t waa ot affectod by ' bolllng "for sovaral flours in Schuylkill wator. Oity gas prasod throngu it for about throo days appearcd fo have no cffact on it. "Eho rublbor coaling xorltod iemiy entbonio acld yators moderatoly dfluto sulphurioand murlatigaclds, and ciue; iash solution, Bolutions of noutral salts bavo no bbor ¢rating oxhiblted auch firm rosistanco Lo uct alkall, salt; ¥nd foaty it tscloar that (b wiil offer a il etrongot resistanca to all natural watcrs Soms of tha atiovo ingeedionts are fannd In. & gorated, . e, in & mors dituto stato, 75 {ind, wo cougrtiiate you for findinga_conting for iron tubGs, and aticlos of "iron gonorally, which 18 8o t- usually resistant tosnv of lhmunnhx:un s of tho chemist, e oss ordinacy agonts which d affoot irau casted it athor matorials, fna kroaier ce loes dereo., Ro- spoctlully yours, BOOTH & GARRKTT. tn which less oxag- OCEAN NAVIGATIORN. NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSIIPS. Balling from Now York for Queenstown and Liverpool overy Saturdn, and for London divect every fortnight. For QUEENSTUWN and LIVERPOUL, from Plors # and 47, North River. Qot. 11 Nov, 1. Raypt. Uroyca, 8) (Bl‘l;uéln, Oct. b JUrrency. ‘60 Cuirroneys. AGE T currduy: Passengers booked to or from German and Scandina- vian points at low ratos, "he Steamships of this lno are the X”fim" in tho trade. rafts on Groat Britain, freland, aund tho G:,u(lnnnb. WILLIAM MACALISTER, Qen'l Westorn Agent, Northoast cornor Clark and Randolph-sts. (opposite new Shernnan House), Chicago. NEW YORK TO CARDIET, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Points in England and Walos, ThoSouth Wales Atlautio Steamship Uompany's now Stennichipa, wiil gull rout Pounsslvania Ral- Qct. 4 io ‘ovamonts fur tho com(or{an Ntocrago Passongors, - First Cabin, %53 curroncy; Steer- A cy bropald Steoragd cortiicates troh Car- offt, $58. " Dralta for £1and upwards, Tor furthor particulars, apply ln Cardi, at the Com- ‘pany's Otlicos, No. 1 Dock Ohambors, nnd th Now Vork to AROUTBALD BAXTER & CO. Aonte, No, 17 irondiray. STATE LINE. NEW YORK, TO QLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL FAST AND LONDUNDERRY. Those elegant now steamors swill safl from Plor 83, North Tiver, foot of North Moora-st., as follawa: PRNNSYLVANLA {mpre aul Socond Wednesday, Oct, 15, Oct. VIRGINIA. Wadnesd: HORGIA. ‘Wodnesdus, Nov. PENNSYLS 8 Wodnesday, Nov. And every altornate yreaftor, uklfinml- i i s of Groat Lrit and [ E’v‘é&i‘.’-." ‘Poniark, ani Gormany. ieds. avaugo apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & Cg‘, Alclllll, ™ flm(l):l);'ny "No. 458, T i , No. rong 3 tdorago Passage Otice, No- (A Spy®iy anats, cor, Oanat and Mindison-aia., Chicago. AR {wico o wook from yow Yark, sud carrying pas: g bl partn of Groat Britainy Trolund, Contlaental genuors to all Bar Oliorranosn. - (abin [roy $65; Htoar- EXEORS el and drish porda onat, $40; woaty R81. ' Dontle 8E ot samo a ol soaiar ines, * A} Sayoblo O Poronoy, Anply for full lnformation at tie Com- pany’s offices, "No. 7 lowling Greon, Now York, and N. Doraer Lasailoan Madisou-sts., Chicago. Agents, HENDERSON BROTHERS, ALLAN LINE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSIIP CO, 22 FULL-POWERED FIRSI-GLASS STEAMERS, voryool, Londondorry, and Glasgaw, ~Trl-woskly to and from Quebee (Portlatd in wiater), Also, furtalyatly toand from laitlraoro, calling at Quoenstown, Halltax, arfolk. ABoF passago, frelght, or any information, appls to LLAN & ¢ PENS. TIARRISON, BRADFORD & C0.S STEEL PENS. Bpectal attontion callod to tho woll-knawn nusmbors, BOG==TGme28e=n20 & 22, Faetory. Mt. Yernon :_Ofiico. 75 John.st.. N. Y, FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, $5 Packages oF FRACTIONAL CURRENOY FOR BALE AT TRIBUNE OFFICE. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, Tho world-famous suthar of ' UNOLE TOM'S CABIN," ‘will mako har lirst appoaranco in Chicago Noxt Monday and Tucsday Nights, Whon she will read soleotlons from hor own wrarks. Wo' have, dosldeil tomake the prico of Tlokets ONLY 50 ORNTY ADMISSION, aud 25 OLNTS oatra for sorvod soat, i socond (Tuonday nght) Roading I In tho regular a0, Tiokota TI1S morning at Janscn, McOlurg & Co.'s Bookstora and Box Offico Munig Hall. TO-DAY Ia tho Jast day of tha sl of Seneon Tickots for Star Qourse, Includ Il:d 1arrint Bocoher Btows, Gorald asaty: Nowman Tinll, {6, 1. Cbapin, It. J. DoGordora Camilfn Urto, Jamos 't Fleids Lanfel Donghorty, o John Broughnni, OARPENTER & SHELDON, EVERYTHING GOES ON JUST * THE SAME! POSITIVELY LAST DAY, Saturday, Oct. 18. C ATFRID. MONTGOMERY QUE! Y At oot anforbeuon. chias: RAILROAD TIME TABLE, TRRIVAL 1D DEPARTURE OF TRATHS KXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MATER,— t Saturday e eaptod: * Buniny oxcopiar; 3 Monday ‘oxoopted. | Ar- Tivo Bunday at8:008, m, ¢ Dailv, MICHIGAN CENTAL & GHETT WESTERN AAILAOADS Depty, ook oy k%, i, Gaigant corner o Hando and 7b Lanalat,, corner af Vadison, | Arrive, Ml (is maln and aie lins) Day xpross, dackson Aocili antio Japros Night H!.m‘l‘!'l' GMAXD RAVIDE Rioeniug lixpros 8:00p. m Night Kxpross.. 1P 1| 0001, L. GNITY 0, WENTWOILTIL, General Passongor Axoit. CHICARD & ALTON RAILROAD, Chicago, Kansan City and_ Denver Short Line, via Laufsl ‘ant, Mo, and Chicago, Sprinyfield, Ation and St. Loufs Through Line, Unlon paty West e, near Hadlsonest, bridicr: Ticket Oficen: Ab Depol, and 123 Randolph: -2ty Leave, Ar Kansas Olty Ex. cia Jogksontillo WL, nnd Loulstana, Mo.. * 0:308. m.|* R:10 . m, Kautas Cliy %, vin Jadke sopville, 11, Loulsians, 3o, £, Touls Fiaprote, via Main Tinu! Br. Louia Fast Iz, via Main Lino X dohorson Olty I£xpross.... Peorls, Kookuk & Buriin’ K Wenoha Lacnn, Washiugtan Joliot & Dirlght Accommodation, CHIAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL RAILWAY, onho of Tnst night, I mion Depot, Madfeon and Canal. Ticket O Seniho ot eat ot amlntog the onerir i mubiton | T4i%, DUrgh, S appati sherman e nd ot Do pared to ontortain tho public st and 7p, m. g T Milwankee, St. Paul & Mi; TPOSITIVELY LAST OHANOR TO SEE THE ufi:"“n;"‘.mm;“ an 9 0:30 0. m. |$ 6:508. m. Mijlwaukos & Pi R Muiland Eeprnas. " 5:00p, m, |'11:008, m. l l Milwaukoo, 8t, Paul & Hianea ) = MONTGOMERY QUEEN'S CHIOAR, BURLINGTON & UUINGY RAILROAD. GREAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE Depete oot 7, Tkett, Jiogtntes e, Nouh Gian o 3 #t., Grand acluc Hatel, and al :lfl’mll. sl a OClark-st., opposite Shorman Hrousa. M. Balatkas Orchiestrel Matinees. The managoment. take ploasuxo fn anounoing to thy Pabilo, that At to sollcliation of many patrons,” they Bavo seourod {he soevicon of Hore 11, BALATKA, tho Eminent Leador of Orabiostral Musio, and bla UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA OF 43 PERFORMBRS. Thoso MATINEES sro destned espootally for famll riat B (e enls Wil SEHELS and popular % Yorlarinasoo "\ duitiaton, b aoats. 1 commence at 3 pracisely. price. Cnfldran undor 13 y01cs of ngo, ball 'NO RESERVE] 8. HOOLEY'S THEATRE. THE PARLOR HOME OF COMEDY. Thia Aftornoon and Night, nositively Inst two porform ‘ances of Sardou's mastorpioco, FERNANDE. TO.NIGHT—Complimontary Bonelt to Me. Jobn W, Blavaol CAnsocinte. Banigen), FLINANDE and tho Dinuiful Gomodiotra THE HADPY, PATR, Bonday sk, Onrties O EARTS," and ronppoarance of Misy fiiiza O'Con 8 proparation, * MAKY WARNLRY snd {*OURS." M'VIOKER'S THEATRE, For this week only, the Groatest Liviog Actross, CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN, Tn hor wondorful rndition of G IVEEE. LIS, In which powerful character sho stands alone {n tho world. Saturday—Meg Merrilios Matineo. Ordor Carringas at 10:30. iy Miss Custmah s Quosn Cathorine, can now ba seenred. MYERY OPERA HOUSE, onroo-st., botwoon Desrdiorus and State. Arlington, Cotton & Reuble's Miustrls Great triamph of tha now Fixteavaganza, ontitied MOKES TN A FO&, Fieat weok of tho Mucleal Extravaganza, THOMAS' BUNEISGULR CONOEILT, Msokin and Wilson, Bobby Nawcomb, Bllly Rico, Mastor G, Davonport, Arfingtou, Calfony st Wombld fa now spoleitios-utory Evoning and Safurday A ook out for tho Burlesqs of GUY MANNERING. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. A succession of CROWDED HOUSES graot tho Eminent Natural Actor, ROBERT McWADE, In his powerful rendition of RIP VAN WINEKLBE. Noxt woek—tto Greatost Living Aotross—CARLOTTA LE CLERCQ. GLOBE, THE PEOPLE'S THEATRE LAST TWO PRRFORMANGES OF LITTLE NELL, in FIDELIA. Thls Afternoon at 235, Evoning at8 'olock. Mondsy nortoLOULBE TAWTHORN L, MARTINE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. 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