Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1873, Page 16

5 — e U BT o e 18 THETCHICAGD DAILY TRIBUNE: v SUNDAY, NOYEMBER 23, 1873, - i W SHOCKING ACCIDENT. The Chicago NMalleablo Iron-Works o the Scene of the Catas- trophos The Roof of an Unfinished Building Suddenly Gives Way, . Two Workmen Killed and Three Berionsly Injured---Narrow Ess cape of ‘Sevoral Othera, ‘While deprossion in finanoial sircles, and ap- prelionsion of foroign difficultics are casting dark shadows in many homus of the poor in this city, calamities that ontail dooper gloom aro con- stantly ocourring. It was buta fow weoks ago that an explosion at the Norih Side Rolling-Mills throw fivo worlmen into n mass of molton iron, roducing throo of them to UNILCOONIZADLE CINDERS, and causing the death of tho remaining two. But a week provious, angxplosion at a pork-pack- ing establishmont in Bridgoport Lnd blown two men and = boy to fragments which woro with difficulty collocted togothor, And now the shuddering sonsibilitics of our Bunday morning readera will be shocked TY THE DELATION OF ANOTUER DEPLORADLE cALAMITY, . which aconrod at 8 o’clock yestorday attornoon, resulting in tho Immediato death of two mon, and tho wounding of throo others, two of whom will probably die. The accident occured at the works of tho Chicago Malleable Iron Company, located at the corner of Western avenue and ‘Fwenty-sixth streot. Tho construction of these ‘works was begun about six months ago, by an nsnociation of capitalists, mostly citizons of Louisville, Tho buildings,which arofor tho most part of brick, with Fronch roof and cupolas, will cover, when completed, about TUREE ACRES OF GROUND, and will omploy not less than 1,000 men, It will bo tho largost establishment of itu kind in the West, and will contain machinory of the most approved pattern, Tho buildings are protty nearly completed, tho principal work to be done being tho slating of the roofs and exterior decorationg. 'Tho construction of the buildings L boen sitendod with much risk to limbaudlifo, becauso of tho stecpness of the roofand the con- struction of the cupolas, But until yesterdsy thero Tind been no aceidents of any importance. The accident yestordny did nob result from the {:fcnuu construction of the buildings, but from 0 YRATL AND INSUFFICIENT BUPPORTS of a cupola of ono of the Inrgest buildings, and the causo of it may .bo iraced directly to tho architect of the worle, T'ho victims by tho acci- dont are: Killed, Nicholas Vosle, of No. 61 Wentworth avenuo; Andrew Lellinger, of No, 23 Wost Soventeonth street ; and tho injured zro, Charles Murley, of No. 100 Meagher streot ; Trank Molan, who resides at the coruer of Union and Seventeenth streets ; and Joseph Palton, of No. 54 Rusestreet. Murloyana Melan aro belisved to bo fatally iujured intornally, When the acci- dent ocourred, tho roof which fell swarmod with ‘busy slaters, and tho wonder is that, 80 many es- caped uninjured, and tho fortunnto result can un?y Do accounted for by the fact that tho roof being that of u cupola, the mon wore afforded means of eafety by sliding off to tho main roof, or grasping in their descont numerous raftera. In 310 confusion which followed the catastrophe it was almont impossiblo for onr reporter to as- pertain tho exact csuse of tho ac- cidont, Dbub it sppoorod that it was ocensioned by the parting of tho tie- beams of tho roof of tho cupola, which wore anited and beld togother by slonder scantling, spliced 1n the centre, Theso gave away, and, the tie-bosm separating, TIE KOOF FELL IX, The only excuso offered by the contractors was that thio roof had upon it an unusual weight, {hero being many piles of slate upon it, and an unusual number of slaters, who woro endeayor~ ing to cover the roof by G o'clock lash eveoing. Tho first intimation of tho dngmg pway of tho roof wes obeorved by workmon on the ground-floor of tho establishment, who got out of thoe building with oll pomsiblo haste. Tho falling of tho roof #ooms to have beon very gradual, for the work- mmon inside had entirely vacated the building be- foro it had fallen, Many workmon ou tho tep of tho building saved themselvos by sliding from the cupols to the main roof, while others caught hold of raftors and besms, aud thus saved thom- volves. The two men who wero Lilled, Voglo and Lelliuger, were workin on the comb of the roof, and foll in with 1. The threo who wora _injurad attomptod 0 eavo thomaelvos by junping to tho main roof, bat, failing in tho ntiempt, wero precipitated to the ground—a distance of about 45 feot. TUE CONFUSION sthich followed tho accident was vory great; bad it been less, Vofilu'n life might have beon stved, sinco, had Lo boen oxtricated from tho srreclc promptly, ho would probably have lived. Tollinger was instantly Lilled. He was caught botweon two mides of tho roof, and elmost cut in fwo. It was nearly helf an hour after the roof fell befora Voglo and Lellingor wero taken out. DBoth woro dead nt tho timo. Maurloy, Molan, and Palton, falling s they did upon tho top of tho wreclk, woro easily reecucd. Tho two former were not much mangled, but were found to have sustaincd norjous internal injuries. Palton bad his loft leg and arm broken. As soon as possible Dr, 0.°C. Buckley aud Hobbs woro “on tho gréund and rondored invaluable service, The injure men wera removed to a boarding-hougo near by and overy attention givon thom that the circnm- stancos would permit. The bodios of Voglo and fLellinger woro placed in- wagons and taken to their rempoctive residonces. As 800n a8 tha injured mou had recoivod the proper medical attenfion, thoy were romoved to their homes in oasy-going conveyancos, Murloy's and 2Melan's sufferings woro intonso, and their groaus Wero ngonizing to hiear. 1t is Dr. Buckloy's be- lief that VOTH WILL PRODABLY DIE. ‘Poo much praise eannot be given this physician for his sympathotio treatmont of tho injured men. Voglo was a widower, sud leaves 'a Grughter egod 17 years, who underwent tho trial of the loss of her mother but o fow months ago, Shoseomod heart-broken swhen our reportor saw lor last uvnnlnfi. Lotl- ingor, tho other victim of tho acoident, leaves o wifo and three young childron, ontiroly nnpro- vided for. Murloy and Melan, who are belioved to have roceived fatal injurics, aro both single men, as also is Palton, The viotima by the acei- dent wors all slaters in the employof C. M. Clark & Co,, Room 18, No. 188 Madison stroet, The injury fo the building will cost the Company oput little more than 1,000, and will cruso but 1ittlo dolay in gotting the works in operation, PERSONAL, N. Waksgama, of Japan, is at the Shorman. T F. Low, of Chins, is at the Grand Pacifio, John Boyson, of Washington, is av the Palmer. Gon. H. R. Andoraon, of New York, is at tho Bherman, Bonator George G. Wright, of Iowa, ia at the or. Bonator A. M. York, of Kansas, is st the Palmer. The Hon, 0, J. L. Moyer,of Fond du Lao, isat tho Shoiman, The fon. J. M. Ruat, of Wizconsin, is at tho Grand Pacific. Gen, J. W. Tarner, of Bt Louls, is at tho Grand Vacific, Tho Ion, John B, Jorvis, of Rome, N, Y., is at tho Grand Pacifie. Dr. J. &. Holland, of Now York, ls at the Graud Paciflo. ‘The Hon, John D, Adams, of Jackaon, Misa., {8 ab tho Shorman, The Hon, D, T. Littler, of Bpringfiold, is at tho Grand Paciflo. Tho Hon. Goorgo B, Boutwell, of Massachu- sotty, is at tho Bhorman, Dr. Curran hos assumed the editorial manage- mont of tha Western Catholio. Sanator R. J, Dg\lanby sud his bride lett tho clty yeatordsy for Washiugton, . Moroy Thompson, of England, and A. Compboll Whitd, of Caylon, axo 8t tho Grand Pacifie. -, s #n the law columns_yosterday an unfortunato nr}:r \:u committed th enying that August AYallbaum entored up ,I“ ent againet Willlam B.dolzan for §1.235. It shauld Lisve boen tho i CGolsen, sgainat raverse, the jud, being In favor of Mr, Wallbsum, Qeorge A, Fliis, Donston j Nathan Biakel: Beatrlos, Nob. W. 0. 8 it Totiln; Goorgs MoPhorson, Plitsburgh; and Robort H. ‘Wilson, Btorling, aro guesta at tho Palmor, 4 Georgo T, Hathaway, St. Johm, N, B, ; I, W. Evans, 8, Loula 3. 1. Adsma atd A.D. Breote, fl:fik&fl'm“fl" Mo D Werron, Noir York, 0 L, Groo . L ] Shormnn:“' of Minnesota, are rogls: Phillp Deiderhoimor, Ban Franciaco; G. I, Soot, San Antonio, Texas; G. A, Emory, Wyo- mings J. O. Yottor, Boston; R, G. Ingersoll, Pooria; snd I, B, Lagraw, of Now York, are stopping at the Grand Pacife. . Olto Mntz, tho architeot, is about to ntart on & Buropean lrlp. Ho will be accompanied by J. E. Do Havon, ' Mr, fatz was presonted on, Frie day ovoning with an ologant wateh and chain by *hia frienc’s, the contractors.” Yostorday morning, after the salosman nt Buttors' auction-rooms had slaughtored soveral atovos of varioua patterns, and had disposed of a plano, and sacrlficcd somo bedrobm furniture, hio camo to somo pictures hnngth upon thowall, Tho frames, which were sold along with thelr contonts, wers of largo sizo, and wore resplondont with gold-loa, or Dutch motal, ‘Thoy were that kind of framo’which would sdorn tho walls of any parlor, and sovoral ladies present oponly oxprogsed thoir admiration of their mngnificoncs, Those frames contained large-sizod tinted Liotographs of Mayor Modill, Louls Wabl, r. Truman Miller, and Mr. Felton, Suporintondent of {he * Neldowoll. ~ Thoy wore the pictures which figured in the Axt- Gallery of the Exposition, and, failing to find n purchaser thoro, woro sent to suction when the the Exposition olosod, ‘L'ho firat ono taken up was that of Ar. Folton, and, togethor with tho others, was bid off to tho-artist, no other compotitor appoaring for any of thom. Tho pricos bid were, thoreforo, no index to thair value. Tho indifference of tho assombled multi- tude when it came to Mayor Mediil's turn to bo auctioned off wns amazing. Noono did him or the othor distinguisbod citizens the empty com- plimont of offering even $5 for their por- traitures, THE CITY IN BRIEF. Tho next party of the Union Olnb will be given at .\{nllnu‘n Wont Side Hall on Fridsy evoning noxt. The officlal atatoment of racoipts at the Btock-Yards' yeatorday showed thom to bo: Ost~ tle, 014 ; hogs, 16,731 ; shosp, 225. Mr. A. ] Griswold, the well-known Fat Qoutributor,” will deliver his funny lecture on “ Iu{ln Moal,” at Kingabury Hall, on Baturdsy evening noxt. At tho last mooting of the Mulligan Zouavos, tho Company unanimously tendorod thoir ser- ‘vices to tho "Adjutaut-Goneral of this Stato *“in cago of an erhorgenoy in Cuba,” Tho ownor of tho bark Homer yostordsy re- coived tho following dispatch from Escanaba: “Tho Homor off all right ; gono atter lumbor. Tug Wood had not gons thero.” Tho Rov. Josso B. Thomas will preach at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the Wostorn Avonue Bap- tist Church, and thero deliver his last sormon provious to'his departure for Srooklyn. Georgo Morrits put his hand in the poclket of Mra, Faony Gill, in s stage on West Randolph street, for which Scully held him fo the Cruminat Court in beil of 3700. Charles Jobnson, & boy 14 yours old, stolo 260 worth of silvormare from 8. L, Bartholemus, 203 Wost Washington stroot. He woa hold to tho Criminal Court in bail of $200. Tho case of Kelly, tho desperado and burglar, who was written up a few days sinco, came up beforo Scully yestorday, and he was put under bail of £6,000. Tho Independent Olub hold their third party at Martine’s South Side Hall on Thursday even- ing last, tho attondanco boing unusually largo, ‘Tho noxt party will bo given on Thursdsy oven- ing, Doo 4. . Tho rocond party of tho Entre Nous Qlub was givon on Wodnesday oyening last, and was in overy way a success, All mombors exprous them- solve highly pleasod, A ‘‘calico hop™ is au- nounced for Dec. 17. Tho Union Catholic Library Association will givo anothor of their sgrosablo litorary and musical ontertainmonts on Tuesday ovoning. ‘Tho programmo contains readings from popular authors, piano solos, vocal porformances, and rocitationa, A mecting of the Chicago Boolety of Phyni- cians nnd Surgeons will be held to-morrow oven- ing at tho Grand Pacific Hotol. Papors on ¢ Club Foot,” * Bright's Discase,” and ** Vacolno Cicatrices " will be rond. Doteolive Joo Dixon yesterday arrested a young man named Honry C. Walker, on the Ccharga of stoaling a large %mnmy of atationory from a storo in Columbus, O, Tho prisoner was locked \lg ot the Contral Station, and will be takon to Ohio to-morrow. Tho alarm of flre from Box 182, at half-pzst 8 o'clock yestorday afterncon, was' caused by the discovery of flames in a junk shop at No. 127 In- dinna stract, occupied by O. C. Johns. The firs originated from spontaneous combuation. Tho loss was about $200; insured for $1,000. Gustave Manhold stolo 81.05 from a fellow- workman, who liad him arrestod, aud the officer found on hia porson a lady's witch and chain. Capt. Lull hias the watch, and wants the owner ;()26511 forit. Boully hold Mankold in bail of Tho tenth snnual ball -of the Fathor Mathew Tomperance Socioty will be givon on Thuraday, Thankegiving Doy, at the Society's hulls, on Hurrinon straot, near Halsted, and ot the comer of Clark and Monroo atroots.’ Tho same tiokot admits tho holder to both placos. Mra, Leonowena will locture in® Unity Church thia ovoning on tho Court of Siam, and, by re- quost, sho will doliver anothe¥ of hor lacturcs at Momorial Chapol (Church ot the Mun!hhg on Tucedny uveninF. Tho subjact is of gront iu- terest, and should bring out & good audience. Tho lndies of tho Protestant Orphan Asylum on Michigan avenuo call upon the public for contributions to the aunual Thanksgiving dinner 1o tho poor little inmates. Auything, cooked or uncooled, that will mnke thooccasion a pleasant ono to the childron, will bo most gratefully re- ceived at No. 797 Michigan avonuo. A now roligious journal, to bo called _the Al liance, the editorial columns of which will bo in charge of Prof, Swing, the Rev. Dr. L. IL ‘Thomes, aud other ominent divines of the clty, will soon appear, It is to bo issued ovory Sat urday, and is intonded to be & local roligious newspapor, Tho notorlous procurer and club-swinger, Jobn MeLoughlin, who lott Chicago rome six months ago in foar of Lis lifo, 18 said to bo again-iu this clty. Whon last hoard of ho wes conchman to H.'T. Holmbold, tho bankrupt buchu man, in Parle, If it bo truo that Lo is in tho oity, the polico: ghould find out his whercabouts’ sud Dlaco him uudor lock and key. Yeatorday morning, as Oficer Casserly was taking Gaorgo Moritz from Justico Soully's court room to tho Unlon Stroot Btation, tho prisoner suddonly drew a pop bottlo from his pocket and doalt tho officor a murdorous blow on thosido of tho hond, Lnocking him down. “Thao prisonor theu rau_sway, but, bing pursucd by Ofiicora John O'Conner and Cassorly, was #oon recaptured, % Thoe Last Worda of Christ on Calvary” will bo tho theme of a sorios of discourses, by tho Rov. A. Judion Yrost, on succossivo Sab bath evenings, commoncing this ovening, at the University Place Baptist Churci:, Thirty-fifth streot, west of Cottnge Grove avouuo ; subject of tho morning sermon, *'I'ic Cloxnsing of tho Ton Lopors.” Tho Committeo comfimuud of Mr. Rosonhorg, Mrs, Marsh, and W. B, Billinge, appointed to mulko a final sottloment of the Exposition chai- ty bouotit, report that each of the twonty insti- tations receivos $200, ‘I'ia ropresentatives of thoso institutions can obtaln u check for the amount from Mr. Billings at the Nowaboys' Homo on 'Pucsday morning. Triday evoning, John Hugh Melntosh will give rnldfingg at Providenco Baptist Ohurch, on Porch streot, betwoon Fulton and Kiuzio, ‘Tho pro- coods aro to boueed for the henefit of the church, which has lately boon enlarged, snd noods and dosorves money. ‘The programmo it an oscollont ono, and tho roputation of tho roader stands vory high. Mr. Bamuol Bland will deliver a leoturo in Kiugsbury Hall on Wodnesday ovoning, the sub- joct boingt, **On Our Frontlor.,” ‘Ihis i & noy- olty In the lecture-flold, for tho sponlker will toll with a true sportsman's rolish of tho way tho buffalo is hunted on tho plains; how tho fure bearlng animals ave trapped; all wbout mnining in Novada, and mountuin life and sports, Horo s o aplondid subjoct for a looture, if it fa woll handjed. The Novorbor nunber of the Home Visitor, tho organ of that excallont inatitution, tho Ilome for the Friendless, is an lnturautin% fssuo, It containa 5 juvenllo atory entitled * Daylight and Dark,” an account of orphanago n ineiand, poloy brticle on * Hints to Womat, wslie. iy oxtraata from thodiery of Mrs. Granty the Ma tron, and many other good things. Misa Bow- man’ edits tho papor, which in worthy of anp- ort, 'The Homo givos food and shelter to tho nngry and homeless, and is ono of tho moat useful charitios in the eity. Thanksglving will ho colebrated at the Church of tho Eplphany, Throop streot, with the usual Bervices, carols, and decorations. Proparations nro making to insuro to the publios boautiful and spirited eelobration. The church will be olaborately docorated with all the fruits and vepotsblo productions of tha soil, tho children will sing z[:ulr @wootest carols, and the Roator will pronch a sermon on thae times, Thin church hiad lant yoar tho most claborato fostival of tho kind over known here. Thomas Windmill was nharle, not by a soc- ond Don Quixote, but by Ternfco Newman, with stoaling somo clothes, & atovo, and some other nrtioles, about the Inst of Ootobor. Nowman lives at No. 087 West Randolph street, and ho says Thomns ontorod hin houso in the night and toolc the shove-mentioned property, to the value of 80. Ho got out a soarch-warrant and noarched ho houwo of 'homas, No. U01 Want Madison stroot, and found the proporty. The casp wag continued yostorday morning by Scul- Iy, till tho 20th inst. in bail of §800, Tho prizea allotied to tho successful playors in tho rccont billinrd tournament at Kingsbury Music IIall were distributed yesterday nfternoon at Foloy's billlard-room. Suilable addresson wore made by Mr, J. H, Haynio tocach player, and all of the winnors responded as bost they could, Tho msjority of them, howevor, suffered from oxtreme nervousnows, and thoir very elo- quont remarks woro for the most part lost to s largo and wondering sudienco, ~Blessrs. Tom Toly and Miohuel Gonry, tho gontlomen who mannged tho towrnament, made eomo romarks, promising their hearors that first-clasn towrna~ ments would bo given in Chicago annually. ‘P. 0. Wnlsh, whoso nome was published in contoction with tho shooting of Morchants' oliceman at his placo on the cornerof West nko and Halsted otreots, about two weoks since, tho particulars of which were "given in T Tnmue ot tho Lime, was in aitondanco upon Justico Scully yeaterday. Noono np‘[;cnr- iug to prosccute, lie was @ischraged, Mr, Walsh has boon n resident of this city over sixteen years, during which time, ho claims, ho has nc- cumnulatod considerablo property by industry and a courso tho sntipodes of which one nat~ urally nssociates with those who do indiscrim- inato shootlng. A mooting of the Dircctors of the Chicago Tublic Library was held in thefr rooms yeatorday afternoon. Lhore wero prosent: Mogsrs. ‘Thoman Hoyne, Chairman; Hauys, Rosenthal, Raster, and Queal. T'he mooting was called for tho pur- poso of considering tho roport of & committeo appointed to consider the subject of the prosur- iug of suitable rooms for the Association, The report of tho Committoo montioned sovoral suitablo buildings, among which was thet on ibo southoast corner of Wabnsh avonuo and 3adison stroot. Tho Committco roported that thoy had conforred with the Board of Education with rogard to tho old Post- Ofllco Luilding, aud had _found thot thoy could scouro room thoro by advancing 810,000 to fit it up. They could baya two upper rooms, Tho matter was referred to tho Committco, who wero ru&ueslofl to reconsidor the offor of tho Post- Ofico building and roport accordingly. Tho inquest on tho body of Mra, Mary A. Hill, tho particulers of whose death uro siready Imown, after occupying five days, was concluded osterdsy nftornoon, thio jury rendoring tho fol- owing vordicts Wo, tho jm?', find thut the said olary A, Hill, now lying dead at No. 922 Prico place, in tho City of Chicago, County of Cook, and Stato of Illinois, came to hor death Nov. 14, 1873, from inflamation of tho utorus aud poritonoum, produced by an abor- tion, and we, the jury, from the evidence, find that anid abortion was the result of an operation porformod on the said Mary Adole Hill by Dr. Charles Earll, with the knowlodgo and consent of Jemes Hill, husband of the aforesaid Mnrg A. Hill and wo, tho jury, rocommont that tho snid Dr. Charlos Iiarll Lo hold a8 principal,and the said Jamos Hill as accossory, betoro tho fact, to anewer to the Grand Jury in tho caso. Coroner Elcyhunn in pursusnco of tho vordict, immediatoly issucd mittimuses for tho arrest of Earll and Hill, and both wore talen into custody and aspigned to quarters in tho County Jml. An itom appeared in Tz TrRmoNe {estnrday concnminfi tho disappoarance of s littlo girl named Lillie Reose. Aorolight has beon thrown upon tho matter by tho atatomont of Mr. Charlos Harris, conductor of a pnuunnFuMm‘m on tho Michigan Contral Railrond. ‘This gontloman states that ho had & pnasengor acourately corro- sponding with the description given of tiio miss- ing girl, who is 14 yoars of ago. Sho had a firat- class tloket to Rochostor, N, Y. Another cone ductor who was on tho same train, off duty, occu- plod n seat adjoining the girl, and watched hor ory closely, Sho was ovidently much oxcited, and manifested groat nlarm whonover any one approachod her. 'Tho siatoment regardiog hor going away with & man was roceived from somo of the school-childron, Thoro is rosson to bo~ liove that tho girl obsorved by Mr. Farris is Lillio Recso, as 1t has since beon stated by some of hor playmates that Lillio had told thom sho was going to Rochestor, and tho Sisters thero would raise her a8 ‘s lady and moko a music- teacher of her, Ior mother, sho neid, would not lot hier go out, but insisted on hor remaining at homo and working. She did not like work, aud wonld much rathor be a Indy. Thisjs nvory probable solution of tho atory. E —_— RAILWAY NEWS. Xow theGrand Trunik Road Is Being Amproved=-Througlh to Now Orleans Without Change of Curs. Tho work on tho Grand Trunk Railway of Canads, roducing it from o broad toa narrow gauge, to mako it correspond with Amorican ronds, is rapidly progrossing, The line bo- tween Buffalo and Sarnia was narrowed somoe months ago. Subsequently, the God- erich lino was also reduced, acd tho work of narrowing tho main lino botween Stratford and Montroal is being rapidly pushod. TFor soma time past two now narrow-gauge loco- motives heve been delivored every day, anda large numbor of cars have also boou completed, and by noxt year 450 new locomotives will bo on the road. It will also be amply stocked with Pullman palaco ears. Theso improvemonts aro almost an {mportant as was tho construction of tho rallroad at firat. Passcngers and property shippod at Chicago can be taken through io Now York, Boston, Portland, and Montroal without change. In fact, tho Grand Trunk will heroaftor bo in o condition to compote with the Amorican roads for the trade of the Groat Wost, Livo stock and grain wero transported Lorotoforo under almost insurmountablo difficultion. But live stock can mnow .be loaded at Chicago and not moved out until at arrives at tho Buflalo or the Doston catile-yards, Navrowing the gaugo roplaciag old iron rails with noy steol ono, tho nddition of so much now rolling stock, and tho opening of the groat ‘intornational bridge, will practieally provo of about as much advantago as o now single traok reilrond botwaen the West and tho Atlantio soa- board, TIROUGH TO NEW ORLEAKS, On or rbout tho 1st of Docember next, throngh traine will bo run direct from thiy city to Now Orloans, vin the Illinola Oontral, Missiasippt Contral, and the Now Orleans, Jackeon & Groat Northorn Railronds, A conuoction betweou tho DMismesippi Contral and the Illinois Coutral, from Jackson, Tenn, to Cairo, o distanco of 100 milos, hes boon in course of conntruction by tho Southern Railroad Associa- tion, which is the lossco of tho Misaissippi Con- tral and the Now Orleans, Juckson & Grent Northern Ronds_ duting tho last two yoars, and will bo complotad by tho time above stated. o approachos on this sido of tho Misslusippi have alroady beon completed, and the Immenso forry- bont, which I8 said to bo the fineat In the coun- try, and a doscription of which has rlrendy boon published in theso columun‘ has beon placed in potion, Paopla golug to Notw Orlowus willsave eight howw’ timo byllhls arrangemont, and will not need to chisngoe cars until thoy mriva at New Ocloans, E. D, Frost, tho General Mauagor of the Bouthern Railroad Associntion, wilk bo in thia city in a fow dayn to make tho finb) arrango- montu fox tho oponing of this now and important routo to tho CGulf of Moxico, 3 WON AT LAST, Somo yoars ago, tho 1llinola Contral Railroad COompany waa sucd by Cobb, Obristy & Co, in tho Circult Court of "Dloomington, for delay in tho transportation of grain In 1865, Tho first trial rosulted in o verdiot against tho Railroad Company for o vary large amount. Tho Com- peny appoaled to the Buprome Conrt, which ro- manded tho caso baok to tho court boldw, Yos- terday mornlufi, aftor & socond trinl which louted threo woeks, tho jury brought in a vordiot find- ing for tho dotondani, ity AT O ~—An Amorican of “colloglateand meaulnnnl oducetion, # highly recommendod,” advartises in tho Washington™ Ohroniole that ho will give 81,000 to obtain any Governsoent position at & :.al'm' of $1,600 or over. A NEW QUESTION. Can a National Bank Be Put into Bankruptcy. The Question Ralsod with Respoct jo the Manufacturors’ Natlonal. A wask ago Baturday J. R, Emith & Co, filed a petition against tho Manufacturers' National Banl, to throw it into bankruptoy, alleging that tho bank was thon a debtor of tho potitionern to tho amount of 81,500, on account of money de~ postted, which it had failed to pay for fourtoon dayss aftor roquest for the same, and charging that the bank had committed acts of bankruptey in susponding payment of said doposit, and, also, by glving numerous proforential assign- monts to various persony, by turning over paper ond socuritics in payment of eundry creditorn, Tho wusual rulo to show causo was uot insued, but wan doforred until an argumout conld bo hoard on tho question na to whother a National Dank could bo put into bankruptey. Mesara, Harding, McCoy & Pratt and Mr, T. O, White- sido appoared for potltionors, and argied that tho powor was unquostionablo, a8 the jurisdic- lon ia oxprossly givon by the Banking nct of 1864, and algo by the Bankrupt law of 1867. The Banking not, by the cighth and thirty-govonth soctions, oxprossly givos to craditors tho right to suo tho corporation as thoy would othor nat- ural pereons, The Bankrupt act was pnssod nearly throo years after tho Banking aot, and morely gavo & romedy which a croditor under the old Banking act had a right to uso. Tho Dankrupt act confors the mama power by the thirty-sovonth section, where it io enld tho Banlcrupt act shall apply to all moooyed and stoole corporations, and whero a bunkor bhas {fraudulontly susponded prymont of hin com- mereial paper it shall bo doemed an act of bankruptey, Tho remodies are oither concur- ront or that given nodor tho Bankrupt act is a distinct romedly. Tho Banking nct does not pro- vide any achomo for thoe bankruptey of banky,— does 'not mako may provision - for their insolvemcy. ~There is only ono provision made in the Daoking act for tho non-payment of anything, and that is for the non-payment of the circulat- ing notes of the bauk, in which caso the Comp- trollor may scll the bonds held by bim, or, with tho concurrenco of tho Socrotary of tho Treas- ury, hayvo a Receivor appointed to distributo the aasots, but thoro is_no provision for any other uon-paymont, ThoBankrupt act nimply furnishes a procacding which tho Buuking act says & cred- itor sholl hiave ugaiust a bauk, and the policy of the Bankrupt act is in porfect harmony with the Banking not. The fundamental arror is iu sup- mmh:f; that the Lwo nots are inconsistont. Judgo Lawronco, associated with Mossrs. Ayer and Kalos, for the bank, argued that the Comp- troller ia tho porson appointod by law to wind up tho affairs of tho bank. When a banlkis insolvent it can go Into voluntary liquidation and settlo its claims, Bupposing an Assignee woro to bo n pointad, no person could bo found who, or tho salo of tho nssotu, would bid anything near the truo value when it wes known that the Comp- trollor could rights. Again, atep in and essort hostilo no Assignos could rednco to possossion tho bonds Deld by tho United States. Thoy might ho gold for tho bonofit of tho Lolders of notes, and then thero would remain a surplus in the hands of tho Governmont,—assats which could not bo ro- duced to possossion by tho Assignoo. It is im- possiblo to concoive of & groater conflick than would arise from this caugo. The actin oxist- anco provides for all emergoncios, and for tho sacurity of tho Govornment. A bank cannot bo put into bankruptoy unloss tho Bank- rupt sct reponls tho Banking nct and substitutes tho Dankrupt oot, and tho question is to determino which of tho laws is in forco. yw, docs the Bankrupt law repoal tho Banking law ? In tho 8th Wallaco the ques- tion is sottled. The Court thero recognizes the provisions of the Banking nct asin full force, and Congreus recognizes it a8 in full forco. The counsel on tho other side must fall back on tho proposition that cither of the romedics aro ap- plicablo, at the discration of the Judgo. By tho act, the’ banks aro roquired to keop on lmnd onough to pay tho ordinary run of their doposit- ors, which "is fixed at 25 por cemt of thoir notes; and it s not the in- tontion that dopositors shall bo allowed to forco n bank into bankruptey in that mode. If tho Bankrupt act wore to bo ropenled to- morrow, tho banks could go_on na they havo dono undor the Banking law. If the dopositors during tho lato panic, when overyono was appro- lionsiyo and doubtful whoro ho stood, conld have forcod tho Nationnl Banks into bankruptey, it would have eaused o univorssl crash ovor tho country, and would havo done moro than any- thing clso to mako it hopelessly insulvent. ‘The argument was not_concluded, but will be rosumed when Judgo Blodgott shall have con- cluded tho Howell caso, now on . A BRUTAL OUTRAGE. Xins a Chinnman Any Rights Which an Amcerican Citizen of Forcign RBirth s Bound to RespectlesA Poe liceman Who Believed Not. Does it or doos it not pay to bo a foreigner ? that is tho question. Whother 'tis safor to speak an unknown language, or to oxpress ono- self {n Anglo-Saxon—that's tho question, Tho recent eloctions showed tho political advantagen of coming from tho * othor side,” but it seoms that tho ¢ other side " does not guaranteo such joyons priviloges o3 it onght.’ It is senrcely intolligiblo that tho storms of the Atlantic con- for priviloges of American citizonship which the balmy Dbreozes of the Pacific aro pow- orlesa to bestow; or that omo for- oign language should guaranteo immunity from outrage whilo another not more barbarous tonguo shonld invite porsscution, These things do not apposr nt first sight. Tos- sibly soma of tho Kalsor's philosophora can de- termino when the following narrative has boen read and digostod : At about 1o'clock yostordey safternoon, busi- noss men who woro lunching in n cafo on Doar- horn stroot, botween Madison and Washington streots, obsorved o man, evidoutly a forcigner: accast tho propriator of tho placo,—n hoavily- built man,~—also & foreigner, The stranger had 80 far becomo Amoricanized oy to dress in tho garmonts of civilization, with o modorn lat and gloves, There was nothing in his attiro to sbow that he was & Ohlnaman, end his dongolian fentures and broken English alonoe tostificd to hig alion birth, Tho man Lo accosted had nothing ahout him to show hie was an Amorican oitizon, oxcopt that ho way in an_Amorlean city, proprietor of n cafe palrou- ized by Amorican gentlomen. Ho was o G-2- mau. Tho unfortunato Mongolian was, it is under- stood, in tho Jaundry business, and understood alittlo loss of the English languago than did tho Touton he addrossod. Ho presonted to tho Touton o bill for washing, which tho latter was not roady to &)\w ot that moment, “ho Mongolian waos told to “Como round at 8 o'cloek for his mouey.” Itis not stated na & faot, but 08 a poseibility, that it this romark had been uttered in torao, intelligiblo English tho Mongolian might bevo uuderstood it; bus it is stated a8 a fact that, boing somewhat diluted with Gorman accent, the laundrymun did not un- dorstand it, but meokly romnincd standing, while tho othor strode away. How loug lio might have remained waiting, until an inteiligent roply cumo in thoe form of monny, cannat be dotermiued, for the Luroposn foroignor, aftor a fow minutos’ abeenco, returned to him and told him to go nway, Tho Asintic forclgnor, not compro- hending this polyglot command, ynlnlm\ to his DI, heroupon the outon, o burly - follow, scized lim by tho collar and dragged him to the door, andthen struck the poor oroaturo o heavy coward's blow in the face. sven o mook-oyed Mongolian will fight, aud the individual thus contemptibly assaulted turned on the oboso foreignor from tho ' other side.” ‘T'ho Iattor, whoso woight was doublo that of tho other, ensily mnstered his opponent, got hishead ¥ in chancory,” and deslt him balf-a-dozen honvy hlowsin tho faco befora the gontlemen in the cafe could inlerforo, Whon nssistenco cams to the poor eroaturo, it was too late to suve him from auything short of murdor. His eyes worn foar- fully swollon, his noss brokon, and his month Dbloody and torn. Btaggoring on to the sldewalk, followod by thono who wera Tunching in tho cule, tho poor Chbinsmen fell iuto the arms of Dan O'Iura, who immediatoly calted i policoman to arreat tho cowardly restauratour, Andthusdid this iutelligent ofilcer—an Amerlean oltizen— como to tho relisf of tho bleoding Ohinaman, Ho askod him if o bhad o warrant, to whioh tho Ohinaman roplied in the nogative, " obvionsly l‘:- norant of what a warrant was, “ Well,” lotti yl {ustzucted the pollceman, “go to & Justige of the Ponce and proours a warrant § X oan't arrest tho man without a warrant,” Bluos tho poor Chinaman did not underatand what tho officer was saying | did not know what aJuaticoof tho Poaco was ; would not have known whoro to find ono, supposing ho dld know; could not hi procured 0 warrant it he hnd found ono ; and, finally, did not know the namo of tho cowardly crenturs who had so mutilatad him, he wan competlad to forogo the prosecution of the moro fortuuato, though less manly, foroignor, Getting Clothen. From the Danbury News, ‘When a woman buyn an articlo of weering ap- *urnl it is 2]l ripht,” 8ho i3 not counseled to ke it back booauso of this or that dofeot. Bho ignoros man's knowledgo ju tho matter, and hols onlg too gind to escaps to make any protost. Buf whon lio upholstors himaolf in any partiou- Inr, aho gives tho artlcles the most oritical oxam- ination, and in nino casen out of ten hurrios him right back with it. Betwoen that man's regard for bis wifo and fonr of tho morchant, ho losos n groat doal that i pleasant in this world, 1t In also o littlo singular what o wondorful offoct tho sioro whore vou have modo tho pur- clisge Las upon tho flt of tho article, I havo kuown o man to go bacl throo timen with n cont, Tho firat timo it pinched bim a littlo under tho arms. Tho donlor had him try it on; then pullod it down In tho back, etood off and squintod at {t, and thon naid, * Has doos that feol now 2" Tho man, porspiring at overy porg, and fool- ing that he wau guilty, in some way, of takinj unfair aduantsgo of & trusting tullu\v-mut(a.F, confassed it was much bottor, and wont off. Tho next dny Lo appenrod, with the Impresaion that there waa no wool iu the. cloth ; his wife snld so. Tho enlesman gavo Lim such'n pitying glauco, end whippod the coat over from one @do to tho othor 80 rapidly, and talked 5o fast about toxturo and wool, that tho miserablo wretch was g:t.d to got tho germont back, and got out of tho Atore, Two days later, ho sncalced in agaln with tho coat undor his arm. . This time it pinched across tha back. The teilor had him try it on again and then rabbed it acroes tho bacl and pulled it at the frout, and enid ho nevor saw anything fit liko thas in Lig 1ito; and tho man went off with o similar beliof. Ho didn't go back any more; but he used to stand in front of that storo, when 10 ono was looking, and shake his fist through thie window ot tho tallor, and think np the things howentod todo_to him, but which thoroap~ pearod no immediate prospect of doing. HMARRIAGES BROWN-THOMPSON—_In this oity, at tho roaidonea of tho bride’a motiior, on tho. 17ch fnat., by tho Rev. b 1L, “Rold, Ewuma, soound. daughterof tho Jata O He Thompson, and tedward C. Brows, all of Ohictgo, KUNDINGUR~PALAMER-1a this clty, on the I5th Inat,) by tno Rev. 3z, Rindor, Prof, Blgmitha Kundingor and Lydin A, Palmor, MOWRY—_HANDY—~O0n Wodnesd 12, v Dk it a Uy Cpaeada Nov. 1, DMaan,, gk. H, 0. fio‘“‘fl- h? thdy. 'NIGHOLS—GROSSMITH~On 20 Novamber, 1873, Mlin Ada Grosmitl and Mr. SR Nictole, Both ot s COLBY—RANSOM—At the rosidonon of tho_brido's paronts, BSucz.. L., on Taasday, Nov. 18, Uriah J. Colby Aud Miss Althen Faxon Napsom. Nooards. - DEATHS, NRISON--Isazo Nelson, Nov. 31, of pnoumonta, sgod 20 yeals. fitornl rom his Iato restdonco, corner Contraand Dayton-sta., Sunday, 1. m. SHOOK-Nov. 21, In thls clty, Mrs, Nancy Shook, fn tho 70t yoar of for ags. Tanrdi Tenm hot rastionos, 75 West. Erio.st., Sunday, 3, at 125 o'clock p. m., by carriages to Gracolond. RYAN—Nov, 1, 1873, Mra. Ellon Ryan, sged 75 oar, Tanorn {rom tho res{donco of hor son-inaw, ‘Choma gueks, T Biaalat., To-dsy, ot o'clook, b care to ary, ROSY_Noy. 21, Suslo M, Rase, nged 10 years, o RCras A T st s Fate s Hagny o dauelitor moral s0rvioo at {ho rosidonco, No. 8 Twonty-fith. L, Ciclanatt pavora plosto copr. TDONK—Edward Tonk, son of Willim Tonk, fn hiv 1th yoar, of hepatitis, ‘TFunoral {rom hls parenta® hotso, 633 North Franklin-st., pear Wirconsin, on Suuday, Nov. %3, at 1:80 p. m. Frionds aro fnvitod, bride's” homo, Co ]h’ |(hn ), Lole: g cllicago, 11, ‘and Sies 5. ST AANURENENTR:, oo HOOLEY'S THEATRE, MUR. HOOLEY ANNOUNOES WITH PLEASURR A BIEASON 01" Grand Opera in English BY THE KMINENTLY SUCOESSFUL KELLOGG TROURE, 0. D, MERSS and MAURION GRAU,, Dirsatorn, Commonini on MONDAY EVEI « 1, undor tho auspiolous load ot tho famann AMRRIOAN PRIMA DONNA, MISS OLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, “Accompanted by (o follorsing distinzulshied arista: NN (R VANZANDT, ZELDA BEGULN, JONEE A AY, TIEODOIG HABRLMANN, WILFORD MOLGAN, . M. '\V"n{LlA!l OA“LTUM l’}{)’l&ll\ kE!- ‘A chniplnto onsamble of mulnof Avtiate, PO Ao Oreuosta-edtiw. Tasluft, ondustor, A 'fl;llfld Hiolmr';:im 't:‘( l'ilgfll'“l‘l ol“l{::nl'rufl |;n Jn- o4 Deavions to oponing the salo of Rosorvorl Nnats: o THURSDAY NICRT, a¢ Jutinn Dauer & Cor's Auns Elaro, curnar Aiata e Montor Pricrs—31.50 and $2.00, aceording Lo location of soats, STAR LECTURE COURSE. MUSIO HALL. Wo tako qreat plassars In announcing that, aftar thraa yonrs' offort, wo have sucoooded In atgaging for vne Jea. tuira n tho $¢ar Courso that most aloquant of living Amor. fean orators, ' DANIE DOUGHERTY, QT TRILADELPHLA, pronounced in tho st to b the sightful wicgessor of Wabstor and Ghosta ot tho Amori- ean Liar, MR, DOUGHIRTY appoars for tho Btar Guurss uzclusivoly, and in GNE LEGTERE ONLY, Next Tuesday Night. This In tho FIRST APPRARANOR of Mr. Donghe 1850 Wask, A3 L0 #hA p1ve i grtnioss Ioskura, ey “(RATORS AND ORATORY THT BALE OF RESERVED SEATS WILL BEGIN TO-MORROW MORNING AT 9 O'GLOCIK, at Box Qfdco of Mualo Tiall, aad at bookstoro of Jazsen, Mo- s & Co, Reserved Seat, $1. i TUSIO by tho Star Osclicstea st 7:45. 1sI0 Locturs at8p, Oarriaigos can bo orderad at 9:30 p. m. T~ X, B.—CAMILLA URSO OONCERT TROU; TURSDAY, Dea, 4, - Halo-of tickatt TON k- DAY, Nov, CAREINTRR & SHRLOON: HOOLEY'S THEATRE, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. (BIONDAY, Nos. ah ovory avooles and, Wodnendey % arihor Lptico. st prefo ths Thearo of Dr. Mosonthal's boatiful piay, 0 T AT, THI FORSAKXKTEIN, With & powortul cast. Reappenrance of Miss Susin Denin na Leah, THUKSDAY—Grand Thank % FRIDAY, Nov. 5, "nm‘:%‘:lfi.‘\é}g{gg:fi‘:if.mfi n_preparation, 'F5] ] LI I MARY LHICH. » il BB 00 MORDAY. Doe. 1 Kellogx Enalish Opora Troupe. . LADIES' GOODS, R, B, DOWELL & 00,, 234 West Madison-st, (Tormerly 131 Sonth Halstad-at.) ‘Wohavo recewved from our manufacturing house BLE, OO OC ‘WORTH OF Tiaties’ Cotton and Cambrig UNDERWEAR! T0 be #01A in Thirty days, rogardloss of cosb. Theoe Goods ore &ll new 2nd well mado, and will bo afferod at pricos that will satisfy overy one, and closo them out in & short time. ‘These goods consist of 90c 1,000 Ladies' Niaht Dresses, at 1,000 Ladies' Chemises, at - - 15 500 Liais' Dravers, af - - 400 500 Ladies' Skirts, from - - 156 100 Laies’ aud Misses' Aprons, fom 30c 300 Pairs Laies' Corsefs, at - - - 4%;: 500 Felt Skirs, at - - - - - - - - Asp 4 Jargs assortment of Ladies' B- » ra Fing Merio Unterwear, at - - Th¢ During this sale wo will offer . Bpecial Bargains In ovory Department. 'We denl exolusivoly in Lodios’ FPurnishing Goods, Sale to commence on Monday at 10 a. m., and open until @ cvery evenin; MEDICAL, Ta dontruetivoof tho throat and lungs, Dr, 8. W. IN. GRAICAM, 187 South Clark-st., ouros tho worst foring or farfelts Lfa foo: 16y0aru' oxporfonod i tho troatmont uf consumption, caucor, duafnoss, neevous diontcs, and disoasos of woman onablcs him {0 offar oxtraordinaty in- ducamonta to ll sullorors, Fars vory low, Consultation frea, Oflico hiours 9a, m, untll0p, . Sunday 108, m. tod . m, OPENING. GEO, IRONS Wil opon the Onlodonia Exchiange, fn Caledonin Bufld- 1og, 167 and 109 East Whehington-st., on Mundsy, Nuyv, '.;AmS)a i, whero all frionds whil bo mada welcomo by GLO, AMTSEMENTS, MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE, ‘Monroo.ut., bot, Dearburn and Stato. Avtimgton, Cotion & Kenble's Minstrls THE ARRIVAL OF LUCCA! Billy Rive aud Joliby Nowcomb. MAST, GHO. DAVENPORT In hls Toutonte coou. teleltips. Freats of Magic! Aritngton and Cotton. WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO KNOW Lably Nowcomb, BMACKIN and WILSON {u tholr Uncivaled Spacialties, The wholo to conciude wiih the Orlginal, Musloal, Farclenl, snd Pantumbinioal Kooentrlelty, ontitiod ACTING ON THE BRAIN; Or, Shalononre bn the Kitohon, tiro O any, Grand Fatra Matineo Thanks~ e o i dey Ivoniug an Sutanday Mtinbe: MRS, A, H, LEONOWENS % Will, by spclal oquoat, delivor hor Leoture, “ ASTATIC WOMTBY, ANCIENT AND AIOI)IEI‘»N." d Colltor's Ch , o0 ov, 2, at 8 o'eloo] uts, 3 Jobb's EN) Alancoo-nt,, il Hargont’s SNOW'S DANCING ACADEMY, 63 BOUTH BEALSTHD-BT, avory Wednosday snd Saturday oveatage, e et ne WAt tyusion DANCING ACADEMY, Avenue Hall, No. 147 Twonty.socond-nt, MR. SULLIV.AN : b 0.3 k Opona pner xluu fopadult bogtanars to-norrqw svoulas 11 lsuca, U Tweaty-ihird-ate . GLOBE THEATRE. ONE WELK ONLY of Chicago's faverite comodian, HARRY LINDEN, As WILKINS MICAWBER in tho boautiful drama catitlod XTI E MRMOTY Tirat appoaranco af Miss MAUD HILTON, Roappeeranco of FRANK _LAWLOR. Biatinoes Wednosday and Saturday Aftornoon, 37" Spocial Matineo Thanksgiviog Dry. ACADEMY OF MOUSIC. Advont of tho GREA'T PREMIRR ATTRACTION, Lydia Thompson, AND HER MAMMOTH COMBINATION, Matorlally stronthonod n Spocialtios and numbers, and altogthior forming the SOST COMELICEK HUR: L¥SQUE TROUPE IN THE WORLD. BLUE BEARD MONDAY NIGHT, PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, LECTURE BY MADAME LEONOWENS On the ‘Zond-Avesta,” Firo Worahippers). Xirst, M, ;. Ohure, corne Clark Wi, TURSDAY NG Nov: e Admisson to all parts of tho houso, 25 couts. HOME LECTURES, At Third Unitarian Ghurch, cor. Bonrog and Laflin-sts, ROBERT COLLYER WILL OPKN THE COURSE MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 24, at 8 o'ol’k. Subject---BURNS. ther T _THOMAS, SAVAGE, R 3 B R TG, aoa PO, LD, Admizifon, Taventy-five conts, Boasou Tickots, 3180, For saloacansen & McOlnry Boll's, cor’, Aadison and Sholdon-ats. ; Horton's. Lmofson & Stoit's, * KINGSBURY MUSIO HALL, BI..AINID. A Tiecturo on Westorn Liifo, CHASED BY A BEAR, AMONG THE BUFFALO, &c. Wil tunish all tho Laughing Gas ncoossary, and kaop 0 audionco awake, XFirst appearauce In this city, WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING, Nov. 2. Popular rates, Troublo to commonco at 8, UNION PARK CONG'L CHURCH. DR. J. G. HOLLAND, (*TIMOTHY TITCOMB,”) Authar:of “Tittar Susth® ¢ Kntring." ** Acthur flon® Bloastle, dovy MORDAY NIGHT, Nov. 2 on “THE BELEMENTS OF PERSONAT, POWER," Toservod Beats, 60 conts. Forsals st W, G. Holmes® Bookatoro, opposito McVickor's, Madison-at,, and 1lor- ton's Library, 637 Lake. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, outhoast. cornor Ktato and Adamu-sts, ROBERT GOLDBECK, ~ Director. TEACHERS N. LEDOOHOWSKT, W. H, CUTLER, H, ALLEN, M, EICHIIELM, R, GOLDBEOK, WINTER TERM Gommoncos TO.-MORROW, Nov. 24, l'ixau L. LIEBLING, Puplls rocotved in Volco, Organ, Violit, and Violoncollo, 82 1n Harmonyaad Gotapusitian will by commencod duosday, Tormy raugo from $7,t0 to AUCTION SALES. By ELLSON, POMEROY & CO. Stock of Chis, Grovkory, assware, Lamps, | ‘Wodnesday, Nov, 26, at 0 1.2 o*clock, At our Store, 4 and £ Randolph-st. Entiro Stook of Doalor, Olius, Crookery, Glassiraro, Outlory, Plated Viaro, China and Gllt Vases, Fanoy Ornaments, Ten Suts, DinuorSots, Lamps, &e., &o, Will bo sold in lota tasuit, ELIFON, POMELOY & CO, Friday HMovuing, Nov, 26, at 9 1-2 o'clock, Wo mako anuther INMENSI BALE of Housekeeping Groods AND GENERAL MEROIANDISE, Now aul Socond-Hand Paslor Sulls, Murble-Top and Walnat Uaibor Rete, Warivabor, Latiuos, BoolUnecs, }’ilxln‘!‘nlznguhl? A -l"l'!vnénd }‘v. u(\'},l(lonun'l'.lgl::l.‘ G Ui Crnclicrs. Glaswwiro, G Shd Tarior Simon 5o ELISON, BOMEROY 5 (00 By 1. 0. COHEN & C Auctlougors, No. G3South Canslat, Rogular oalo days Wednenday, Friday and Saturdey of New and Sccond-Hand Furni. ture, BShow-Oasos, Chromos, Orockory, Stoven, &o. Outdoor nelos promptly attond od to, Advancos mado on consignmonts, L, 0. 0OHNN & CO,, @5 Bouth Oanal-at, AUCTION SALES, GRAND .Afr?j?lom SALE DRY GOODS! TUESDAY, NOV, 25. This will be, without ozeoption, the sslo PAR EXORT, LENGI of tho seaton, Comslgnors uaso ordered ny ta closa il gouds And wo shall ondonyur to accuminouste thom 1 our offorts on Tuesdsy, * Our stock cinrie of iross Goads, Custom-mada Glottitng, Knit Goods, Whtea oads, aslery, Gloves, Notinos, Morluo Sairts ind Dextrors; Gon Udkfs., Tics, Shirts, Jackots, $o, iaa, erfil.-m Insorflons, Ruiftlies, &o,; o8 and Misaost Trisnined Hats, 'Tho stack of n donlor 1o Toye, Oliua Wara, Dolls, &o,t closing businass will be offorad, Also, Woalens, m.n{mm‘ Govarnmont 'Goods, ta, Oaps, Tur Gand, and_ Umbrollay, A full Hun Ingrain Ifomb, and utch Uarpats will o sold at 11 o'slock. Tegulsr salo npona at 0§ o'clock. LUNCII AT 12 (?OLOOK. GEO. P, GORI & 00,, 63and 10 Wabssb.av, Tor Wednosdny's (Nov. 26) Saloof BOOTS AND SHOES * WE SHALL OFI'ER AN UNEQUALED ASSORTMENT Of sll grados, that we aro ordered to OLOSE OUT. GEO. P, GORE £ 00., 63'and 70 Wabashay, AT AT O T O IT, Wo will offor on SATURDAY the Largost Stock of Hougehold Furniture Rvor sold at auction in Ohicago: 36 Parlor Sotn, 30 Marble and Waod-Top Chambor Seto, G0 Marblo-top Cables, 50 Bxtonaion Tables, 100 Sido and Corner Whatnota, 100 Walnub end 'W, 8. Buroaus, 76 Walnus Bedstends, 75_doz, Chafrs and Rookors, Wardrobes, Sidebonrds, Pare Torand Offico Dosks, Mirrora, Carpote, Parlor and Cook Btovos, 30 drates Crookory, Buggies and Harnosses, On SATURDAY, Nov. 29, at 9 1-2 o'clock s, m, P. GORE & 00, Auctionoers, By TAYLOR & BARRISON, Tuesday, Nor. 2, at 10 Otlck, ) Cascs ghioica Champ b1 e 1{onnessy Hra {4 Heateh end 5] ullxx. P;VMIHDHDIII lnhflln'al 9 b Oates Gorman Doluypor's Gin; and a good sssorde gront. Whiskigs, Port and’ ierrs” Winon,snd *ather Tiquora. TAYLOR & HARRINON, Austionoers, K and 206 Hatt Madisongt, & OBBERE;’ STOCE Fine Purninshing Groods AT ATUCTION, ‘Wednesday, Nov. 26, 9 1-2 A, M., 204 AND 206 EAST MADISON-ST., Qonstating of Fino Whito Dross Shirts, Nogligao Shirts, J¥iso Snapondors, Cotton and Morino Halt-Hoso, Fina milorahists and’ Drawars, Cardjgan Jaokets (of finost auzlity), Handkorchlofs, Soarfs, Ties, &c. Ao & large oonsiguiont of WOOL AND MERINO HOSIERY, or tho best trado, and the 030 gocds wcer mado np uttention of deslors 1a oallod to tho ralo of thin clegsnt nock, uctlonecrs, TAYLOR & HARRISON, A 204 und 206 East Madtson-it, LARGE AUOTION SALE OF Fancy Goods, T0YS, WAX DOLLS, FAKCY GLASSWARE, &, Friday, Nov, 28, at 9:30 o'clock 204 & 206 E, MADISON-ST. Also ot the sarzo ttme, a largn assortmont of Embrl o Hotts, Oollira, andiCatie Stooves. Face ocall:nn'lgfi finca timbuee Hgo o Feetons; pinbratinrod el lios® ndlcor Undocwodr for Aon and Woraon, Aud & gonsal line gt ™ DERY cGoos, Which wo liava orders ta oloso. TAYLOR & HARRRISON, Auctloneors, 04 and 206 East Mndison-st. Our Regular Seturdey Sale, Nov. 29, at 9 1-2 o’clock, of Furniture and Carpets ‘Will (be nnusually attractive, " ST A fooors shoua TAYLOR & HARRISON, A A 208 ot S atiaoenat. BY HODGES & CO. AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENGE, Qorner of Ashland-av. and Hubbard-st,, GENTEEL FURNITURE at anotion, consisting of Pare o, Dining, and Chambor T , 1t RILE, S Chamber Lusnitacy, Grockery, Tiowaro, rtiglon. Afust bo & loaviag tho ity. " Sale MONDAY, Nov. oI, at 08, m. ODGES & ¢O., Audtionoers, Wost. 2k \Whisy, ind 8 galls. each. Real Este;,t; Auction. On THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, and esch Thursday thorozfter, at 73§ P. 3., W. F. HODGES & CO., 63 Wost Lako.at., noar Paulina, will offer 300 oholco_rosidonco lots at Washington Helghts, Irving Pak, Norwood Parl, oud other first-olass suburbs, toba sold without resorvo, as tho owner i3 golng to Earope. | Titlos warrsntod porfoot, Terms—310 cash, 85 por ‘month during Docombor, January, Fobruary, and March;, and $10 por imonth after, with intorost at 7 por cont per annom, payablo anawally, or 2 liboral discount for all cash. Now fs tho tino for mochanics and laboring mon tosacuro a fino lot on casy payments and at panto prices. DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE, 638 West Lake-st. W. F. ugx_mxs & CO., Auationoars, ‘BSTABLISIED 1856. WM. A, BUTTERS & (O, AUCTIONEERS, 15 and 17 Randolph-st. Wa aro conducting tho ATCTION BUSINESS In all tho varlous branches, es uaual, a¢ our old quartors In Bowen’s Block. Having hadnearly clghteon sears’ oxperlonco in overs branch of the busincsa In Chicago, wo undoratand i thoroughly, and guarautoo satlsfaction to our patrons, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. VARIRTY SATIE Now Parlor Sots, Plano Fostos, Ol Palatings, Tess, Oarrisgos, Buggios, Phaotons, Harnoss, Doublo and Sine &lo Cutters, and Genoral Merobandiss, on WEDEES. DAY, Nov. 26, at 9)§a'clock:, at our salesrooms, 15 aad 13 Randolphat, WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctionsers. By WILLIS, LONG & CO., Auctencurs and Manufacturers' Agonts, 105 & 107 Randolplest. Regular Wednesday's Sale, AT AUSTION, NOV. 27, AT 0§ A, M, A genoral assortiment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS,_ Consisting of Garpets, Crockory, Glass und\“ 3 Platod Ware, Bureaus, Whatnots, Lounges: Mirrors, Marble-top Tables and Ohamboy Buits, Book ard Bhow Cases, Husk and Haig Mattronsos, &0., &o, WIL ooy ==-: £ 8y BRUSH, SON & CO., Haljsroow, 41 South Caval-st. FURNITULE, STOVES, CARPETS, And_Goueral Mdchzndiag 8- DAY Gl BATUID AT, Noveat st vt o a BRUSN, “Auciluiors. CHATTE AT AUGPION, £t No. il Weat M DAY, NOV. 55, AT 10 A, A,,' , sbout $3,000 worth of honse. 150 liold gouds, comiding arior aud chamber ulll\l ure, i hedaiontts aprbs snd maftrousss, rumols sed [52 eratn oarputy, 13 R {or soves, duz do: - Elon B Emoisat mgoons § ste Of Lasaast, | carsiams, ©