Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1873, Page 3

o “lialve of the THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Fivst Meoting of tho Now Board for 1874, Mr, Ashton Elooted Prosident---His Address of Thanks, The Bonded Dobt of the County Is $3,681,500. An Attémpt to Add the President E to the. Finance Commit- teo Iails, - “Fho firat mooting of tho new Board of County Oounty Commissionors was hold yostorday aftor- nvon, the formal meoting being proceded by the wsual amouut of talking, worrying and smoking. , Tho Boatd was caltad to order by Mr. Clork Nilos, and tho usual formal proccodings of in- stallmont gono through with. The gontlemen presont wore, Commissionors Ashton, Bogue, Clougn, Orowford, Ilarrls, Hoirison, Heiting, Johuson, Jonos, Tonergan, Roello, Russoll, Blngor, Busse, and Durdicl, * Commissionor Johnson presided during the procoedings, ho hiving boen choson ‘on motion of Commissionor Ashtou. - ABUTON BLEUTED PRESIDENT. . : Commissionor Boguo moved to procood to eleot o Prosident, Carried, An informul vote was had, the vote being: Ashton, 9; Hurrison, 3. : Cemmigsionor Crawford moved fo make tho ‘'yoto formul, whioh was done unanimously, TUE PUESIDENT'S ADDRESS, . Mr. Ashton thon prococdod to rend from man- ‘uscript tho following addross : Y, Ge(n!lunllou of the Bourd of Commissioners of Cook County : iy I tender you my hoartfelt thanks for the honor you Tiavo this duy contertod, by solecting mo 18 JOUT fros siding oficer, Geutlemion, ueliovo mo, that'T om not 80 vain 0 to think that this expression of - partiality on your part, ia bocauso of any pocullar fitness thnt I Jossess for tho position over tho moembers of this oard, but that it s more the expression of fricadshi] Zor un old associnte than othicrwise, and as such I shal over zowembor it with grateful recollection, * I shiall eudeavor to- dischargy tho duties of tho oilico with lionesty, firmuces, and impartiality, and, in the die- chargo of my dutics, L invoko your cordial co-operd- tion, Ishull endeavor to be aciuated by a ligh sonse of duty.to tho entito peoplo, and treat youall with candor and kinduess, und whatover mistakes I may ko (end none of us sro buyoud tho possibility of mintoke,) boitevo me,” geutlenuon, will Lo of the Boad aud notof the oart, I Lope, geutlemcu, it-will not bo corisidered im- proper for me to remind you of the importanco of our positon, and our respousibility to tho public, Tho Loudition of our finances, sud tho futorcat of tho tax- yuyers, domund your serious coneideration. Wo Elould exorcluo in our oflicial nction, e, economy in oll oxpenditures, end Inolst upon o rigl sccounta. bility of uil publio fervauts under our charge. Dictatlon &s 1o the oxerciso of individual rights, and 4ho traducing and slaudering of the oflicial ucts ' and churactor of privato o, Lud ecomed to become an article of morclondizo with thoss who, having no moral or political standing, wero detorminod. to drag overy man down to thelr own lovel. Tho result of the Fecoit olection has fully demonstrated that tho masses il not tolerato dictution from any source, and that 1lic poople urs competent to select ten to Al tho varis oua oltices within thelr gift, without futorference fr 8Dy quarter whutever. Therefore wo sliould 8o man- 8go o uffuirs of the county tiat our peoplo will feel asaurad that thelr coufideic has not been misplaced. ! Gentlewen, our duties will b onerous and importe ant, Lut, having accopted {ho trust, wo' should 3ol Bhriuk f70un 4 roapouBIIIGs, OF megloct (hp. autn fauposed upou us, A, I elidve, 1 oxprees tho liopo and desiro of us l, whon I say wo will act odlclsly for the best iuterest of tho enilro pubile, "Tue Suanctal situation of the whole cointry will im. ‘upou our resourcea additional burdens in the fur- “nlshing and distribution of £upplies to tho poor sud ncedy, White complylug with tho demands of human- 1ty, wo should vxcreise great caution and circumapoce tioh in our action, Wo should uvold exiravagant ot Iay for public improvemunts, und couling thera within g Laka of our wbilty, and the ueccasitca of L public, By a roferenca to {ho County Tressurer’s report, whach will be submitted to you o your consideraiion, -4t wilt bo found that the current oxpeuditures for the last year huve uinounted to the sum of $463,409.97, cx- +clusive of salurics ; that there Lm been fssued in 20 per cont bonds druiving 7 per cont, {nferest, the sum of 323,000 ; and pald upon (e publio debt : * First war~ Boudy, $150,000 principud and $240,000 Snterest ; that thiore fins bicu colleoted us Toyeuus’ from tho tuzos of -1872 tho sum of §1,000,000, vr theroabouts, and tht of - the $1,600,000 of Londs suthorized by law to bo issued for buliding und othor purpases, therods rowmaining on hand, unsuid, $763,000, Jeaving s balunco fu tho Treasu- tlue, 'in current funds, and ox- bouds lost mentioned, of tho su of about £100,000, and tho entiro bonded 'indebtedn of the county nt this date, at tho sum of $,081,65 From theso figures, wuder all the circumstances su - vounding us, ninco the Great Fire of 1871, it 4 grati- 1ying 10 kuow that our credit iy at a ligh standard, and that the finauces of fho county huvo been caror {uliy and cautlously gnnrded, aud for u moro detailed slutément of whicl I zefer you 10 tho Tressurer's re- port, Gentlemen, I ask your assistanco in the formation of tho various commitiees, in order that I muy bo just nud fair to all, 2 T hope wo willetrivo to avoid biiter- niess and persoualltics in our intercourso and ofticlal sction, suid whellier ua publio ollicors or private cltl+ zems, et our ways bo_pleasont ways, and our soveral dutiés bo so performod us to command tho respect and admiration of oy felluw-citizens, Again I thauk you for this expression of your contidence, On motion of Commisgionor Johneon the Presidont's addross was ordered spread upon the - xecords. Commigsioner Crawford moved that the rulos of the old Board be temporarily adopted by the presont Board, which was adopted. ADVERTISING FOR SUPPLIES, Oommissioner Bogue oftered resolution, ‘whiclk, as umonded, was as follo Rusolred, That tho Olerk advertise for one woel, commencing Dac. 4, for proppsals for supples for Qook County for ihe ensullyg year, in_ sccordunce with the rules aud resolutfons of ihis 'Board, and that tho the for tho reception of such proposals be at Jeast il Dec, 16 ; and that such advertisemont stato that infor- auution will be furnished by the Olerk of an_approxi- mation of the kinds and qualities of different articles needed by thocounty, aud that ho furnish blddors ‘with gucli information, which informution shall be_in writing aud open to fukpection, e Tho rosolution was adoptad, TUE FINANGE COMMITTEE, Commissioner Johnson offered the following: Resolved, Thut the Finance Committos shall consist of five mombers, of whom the Chairman of this Board skl bo une, Commissioner Clough opposed the resolution =8 impolitic, and a very bad procedent to cstab- ligh, 1o had no personal fooling, but he must ‘oarnostly protost againat such sction, With an unsorupulous person in the chair, he did not %n\;\a into what complications the Board might o led. 2 Commissionor Johnson did not sco the forco of the argument. Commissioner Orawford would rather add the Chairman to the Judiciary Comnitteo as woll ; cortainly thoro was no harm in putting him on the Financo Committeo, Commissioner Harrison snid his n{:posiuan to this resolution, a year ugo, would olear him of the chargo of personal fooling. But Lo did op- pose most fully tho appointmont of the man who mado tho committees upon the same. If the Charman was'ex-oflicio member of the Financo Committoe, ho would not opposo it Commissloner Bogue opposed the motion, be- causo thoro was dangor in- adCing the Ohalr to the Comuittoe of Lis own appointment, A vote upon the resolution resulted : ¥eas—Crawford, Herting, Johnson, Jones, Loner— O eitent, Burdick, Busse, Clough, Tasrls, 11 faya—} sse, Olouy 53 eiaon, Bingur—t, S iy And the resolutlon was declared loat, The Board adjourned until Wednesdsy after- noon, THE FRANKLIN BANK, Joel D. Marvey Unanimously Elocted AssignecesThe Concern NMay Pay Fifty Cents on tho Dollar. l}ughtor Hibbard's office in tho Custom-House Building was filled yesterday morning by un- bLappy dopositors in the Franklin Zaunk, who wont thoro to tako part in tho eloction of an As- signeo. Tho crowd filled the oftico, and part of the corrldor, until 11 o'clocir, whon Mr, Hibbard told thetn to assemblo in tho court-room, where tho meeting would bo held, Accordingly that plaoo was soon takon posscssion of by the credi- tors, Bomo 8ud, and somo wrathy. It wasan eminontly respectabla gathering, and included gome prominent citizons, A number of sokool- tonolora wore prosent, sovoral of them ladios, who oxoreived theright of voting for theirchoico for Assiguco. Mr, liibbard statod il was the day and the hour appointed by the District Comt “to seloct an Assiuoo who shonld take posusssion of the assots of the Franklin Bank, and distribute thom to tho crcditors, About 830 had proyed theic olaims, aud those only were ontitled to voto for su Ausiguee, thougl thero was n montl yot, in which to vrove olsiny und be ontitled to THE CHICAGO DAILY. TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DEC IMBER 2, 1873, a shato of tho nasots. It was thelr priviloge to eleot an Aspigneo, 2 : @, Van I.anmu nominated Georgo™ Qardnor, whom o ealogizod. : Jool D, Hurvo{ was nominated by n dozon volcos, ovon tho ladics cryln% ont for him, Tho Ion. W, H, King sald that. the nomincos woro good men, but,aa the asseia wore mostly in real ontato, . Mr, Harvey, who understood’ all about tho valua of proporly, would bo the betver solaotion, * (Cries for “ Harvoy,” and applauso.) 'I'he roll was called for half an hour, Mr, Har- voy being the favorite from tho atart. Mr. Hibbard thon snlrgutnd that it was spparent Mr. Harvoy would bo elected, aud thero being 1o objection, lis election was made uuanimous. Tho smallont doposit called was . $2.03, tho Iargost $5,638.40, “Tho Uuun:-‘y School funds, to tm n{lnounl of 333,000, were dopositod in the in- atitution.. . B The Regiater asked what bonds the Assignes should give. * . Bome ona. suggested $160,000, Anotler. do- manded !250,006;. . J, 1. Otis.enid he hind oxaminod the affairs of tho bank, and he _did not bellovo the Assignos would ovor havo 200,000 belonging to tho crod- itorn in his ponsession, Tlunlly tho bonds woro fixed at 200,000, Tho mooting adjourned, and the croditors ho< gnn to condole with oach other, and speoulnto about the dividend. HSome thought it. would amouut to 76 conta on tho dollar, but tho major- ity belloved it would Do but 40 or 50, — : THE NEWSBOYS* ASSOCIATION. * Roceipts and Expendituros Last Year =sEloction of Officors == Proposed ©Ohango of Nnme. The annunl menting of the Chioago Nowsboys' and Bootblncka' Association was held yosterday afternoon in the Committec-room of tho Chicago Tolief and Ald Boglety, The Ohalr was takon by tho Prosidont, N. B. Bouton. Thers wero also prosont the Gonoral Superintondent, W. B. Dillings, W. B. Sherrard, Sacrotary, and Mossra, N, K. Fairbank, E. K. Hubbard, 8. M. Moore, E. 8. Skinrer, Dr, B. O." Miller, and Miss: Eliza Oherry, . . Aftor the usual proliminary businoss, the Su- perintendent submitted thio following report of tho Association's financlal condition : - gxerNvroones, - . Amount pald on gencrl oxpenee account, viz,: salarles, ront, kitehon, gas, holp, oto. $2,001,12 Amount paid o furnituro and equipm count. 1,504,20 Amount Sallo Biroot. ..o 30950 T Molaliuyesseassies «0:89,004,88 » ) TNEORIPTH, Byamount received from 8, M, Mooro on mat~ ‘inco_accoun $2,680,25 Amount recel tendent ,003.50 Amount ri '565,30 Due B, M. } 611 TotAlucsuans, ‘Whole numbor of the Home, 190 ; numbor sont o country homes, 14; number sent 'to hospltal, 3; average daily attend’ ance, 23, Tho roport being adopted, tho election of offi cera was thon proceded with, and resulted ns follows: Presidont, J. McGregor Adams; Vice- President, B. X. Hubbard; Treasurer, 8. M. Moora; Becrotary, W."B. Bhorrard; Bonrd of Managers, N. 8. Bouton, E, B, Skinner, E. K. Tlubbard, N. K. Fairbank, J. . Walsh, E. F. Cragin, 8. M. Moore, Dr, Bonjamin O. ' Miller, W. Frank Wentworth, W. B. ]Jflling!, W. B, Bherrard, J. McGrogor Adams, Miga A. Cherry, Mrs, Goorge R. Dows, Mrs. Mosos B. Goodrich, Mra. R._R. Wostfall, Mrs, Philo King, Mra. Goorgo W. Gago, Aira. Siduoy Huntingtot, Mra. L. L. Bond, Mra. Honry W, King, Mra, N.-K. Tairbanl, Mrs. Abigail Koith, and Mre, A. B. Meoker. “Tho proposition to chango iho namo of tho socioty to the * Chicago Childrens' Aid Society,” aud to groatl+ enlargo its scope of usofulness, was submitted and favorably ontertained, an tho meoting, on motion, adjourned until Aou- d[:y, the 8th inat., to tako aation on the proposed chango, 164,58 boys recetved alnco tho opening of PERSCNAL. THE GITY. J. G, Parkor, of Boston, is at tho Gardner, Goorgo E. Glum, T. 8. A., is at tho Palmer. James Van Etts and family are at the Palmer. ‘Tho Hon. John F. Harris, of Boston, is at the Pacifie. Z, 8. Wilson, of Painesvillo, Ohlo, is at the Palmor. E. F. Gotchell, of London, Epg., is.at tho Pocifle. & R. T. Cummings, of Cincinnati, is at the Gardnor. Judge J. O. Hopkins, of Madieon, Wia., is at tho Palmor. 4 Ed Sbarpe 'nnd family, of Galveston, Texas, are at the Gardmor, ~ Henri Wienlnwski, the renowned violinist and composor, i8 at the Gardner, Mrs, William Chambors and family, of Bogots, 8. A., 810 b tho Palmor. H. L. Evans, of tbe Chieago, Burlington & Quin oy Railroad, is at the Palmer. Miss Crabtreo, profossionally known a8 ** Lot~ ta,” and her mother, ara at tho Paciflo. Henry Bergh, of New York, Presidont of the Bocisty fortho Provention of Cruelty to Animals, 18 a¢ the Pacifio. Mre, F. 8, Chanfrau, the actress, and her ngent, 0. W. Tayleuro, tho plsywright, aro at tha Tacifie. Charles Wilson, of Clevoland, Grand Chief Eng ineer of tho Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gincors, is in the city. 5 'W. H. Osborn, of Now York, formerly Presi- dont of the Illinois Central, and now Chairman of the Executive Committeo of the same road, isin the oity. Y ‘Tho Rov. Jonas Greone, of this city, having lchtud a call to fill the pulpit of Cluist tipis- copal Olhurch, Joliet, has gone thither and boen installed. He was cordially welcomed by his now congregation, and appears to have won im- mediate popularity. A IN GENEBAL. Mr. Phoonix H, Bmith, who died at Elgin last woek, brought the fira; milk from that place to Ohicago twenty-one years ago, beginning with fiftoon gallons s day. From this insigoificant beginning, an immonse trado has grown up, until Elgin now sonds to the city overy morning 85,000 gallons. Mr. Smith was 02 yours of sgo, and-was much respocted during bis life. ' Tho Oleveland Plaindealer of Friday last givea the following account of the nuptial, of an accomplished young lady who was widely known and esteemod in North “Bido society before the flre: A large and fashionablo aesomblage gath- ered at Bt. John's Cathedral, Thursdsy morning, to_witness the marrisge of Mr. Christophor O'Brien, of Toledo, and Miss Kate MoMahon, formerly of Chicago, tho eldost daughter of our now much-cstoomed follow citizon Mr. Joln E. McMahon, , Beforo _tho solemn nuptisl mass, tho - Rev, Father Boff, V. G., united tho happy younfi couple In marriage. Solemn high mass was then given, tho Rov. Father Boff being Colobrant; Tathor O, J. 0'Callaghan, Deacon ; Father McGovern, Sub- doacon ; aud the Rov, Joseph D. Bowles, of Clydo, Autlng a8 Mastor of Ceremonics, TProf.J. T, Wamelink preaided at the orgsn, snd the einging of the full Oatholls choir under his direc- tion was of a high order, and added considerably 10 the plonsuro of the occasion. Tho ceremony waa beautifully rendered, and the young couplo who wero tho contral figures in tho ploasin, ovent will havo the good wishoes of hung {riends that tholr happiness, so auspiciously in- augurated on Thanksgiving Day, may last for many yoars to come. e g ‘Van Vechten’s Suburban Map, ‘The immense and rapld growth of Ohicago and its auburbs demands from timo to timoan enlargomont of tho maps of the city, The lateat, aud by far tho most perfect, map extant s just published by Mr, Van Vechten, and is known as *‘ Van Vochton'a New Sub- urban and Rsflroad Map.” Its most admirable featuro 18, that it showa all tho subdivisions, with alleys, block, sud lot numbera sa far north ss Evanaton ; west as far 88 Molrose snd Rivorside, and south to Bluo Island,with accur nte drawings of overy rallrond, park, and bouls- vard, ‘Fhe labor in bl'npll'll:‘:'l this map Las Leen fin- monse, #o mauy proporty-oldors haviug falled to re- record subidivisiona ainco the fire, Two yoars® timo hias been conautned in compiling and engraviug it, It is 70 by 70 fnohcs, aud sokd for $30, ‘Those who desire u cop, of ihe first fssue should apply at No, 124 Olark streef, Thoom No, 34, _———— 01l Paintings, AL 10 o'clock this morning, and half-past 2 and halt~ past 7 p, 10, Messra, Elison, Pomeroy & Co, will voll at suction & large and fino collection of high-oluss ofl palntings, all golected with groat care, and including nauy cholee pleturea, Tho salo will be peromptory, Bee advartisement in anothior columu, THE COURTS. Action in the Tax Equalization : Cases, Roports of tho Receivers of '.l'w;: Imu‘r- ance Companios, Bankraptey Itoms-+-Tho Courts in Briof. THE TAX EQUALIZATION OASES. i The argumont for an injunction in the case of #overal corporations ngainat tho County. Olork, commenced last Wednesday, -wag expected . to tako- placo yestordsy morning, boforo Judge Tarwell, but the onse wag submitted on both slden' without srguntout. Tha new point in ro« goard to the lovylug an amount, equal to tho intorest on railrond bonds held by some cities, on thio pooplo at largo, complained of in tho bill, waa dizcussod somewhat, to give a clonrer idea then could bo drawn from tha ploadings, Nr. Root, for tho County Clork, made no ob: Jections, excopt that ho wished tho mattor post= pouod until tho taxes were oxtondod, 8o a8 to iucludo tho Collectors, ns well na tho County Clork, and offored to adduce authoritios to show that any injunction against oxtouding taxcs would Do -illegal. Opportunity waa givon to both parties to bring forward authorities, and thio cago was talcen undor advisoment by Judgo Farwoll. It will probably bo decided this wook, ond tho Republio Insurance caseo will bo disposcd of at tho snme time, — A PEOULIAR OASE. £ Judge Williams hias boon ongaged for a day or two back in trying tho cnse of Mrs, Maranesi agalnst hor husbaud, Carlo Maranesl, for a sepa- rate maintenance, ' Tho evidonco has beon lioard, but no decres was glyeu, tho Court allow- ing n fow days for the pattics ' to como to_some sottlomant, if -powsiblo, whick will probably bo this woolr, aud wo shull then give a resumo of tho proocodings. MORE TROUDLE WITIC THE COURT-IQUSE DOOR. Honry S, Monroe flied s bill against Joromo B, Obambers and Nolson Ohambers to reatrain . w snlo undor a trust deod. Monras alloges that in May, 1873, ho bought n pleco of- land on T'wen ty~ wocond stroet, botweon Indiana and Prairie avonuos, for 87,760, Ynymg $5,100, and giving notes anl o trust dood to recuro tho romsider, By the terme of the trust doed, the Trustes, Joromo B, Chambors, was authorized, on dofsult of paymont, to Boll the promuses ot tho mnorth door of the Qourt-1Tonse. This he hns dono, and declares that ho will soll to-day at the north door of the Couri-Touso, on Adams stroct. ' Monroo com- plaina that {io traut-dood_only contemplated a salo at the door of the old Court-House, and that snlo ab the new Court-House on Adams strect would Do void, and ho, therofore, asks that an iInjunction may bo issnod to restrain tho Trustos from such courso. Judge -Farwell granted tho grnver of {he bill, on fillug a bond in tho sum of 1,000. THE HYDE PARK OASES, Judge Jameson yosterday bogan the hearing of what is called the * Hyde Park cauas,” being procoodings inatitutod by that village for ascer- tnining tho damnges to bo asecssed for oponing Forrestvillo avenuo, from Forty-firat to Forty- sovonth streots, i ‘The jury were impaneled, and sont out to view: tho premisos, THE MUTUAL SEGURITY INSURANOF COMPANY. Marl Kimball, Assigneoof tho Mutunl Security TIncuranco Company, submitted the following roport of its condition Balance Nov, 1..... Collgeted.., $70,137,60 10,100.50 Exponded..... APANY, C. W. Upton, Assignos of the Grent Westorn Insuranco Company, yestorday filod his report of thie condition of thie Company, showing On hand Nov. 1 $30,827,10 Tecelpta .. 4,207.20 #41,124.43 DISDUTSE svovonsvarsnsusssnssnassssassianes 00014 On hand Dec. Lovverunsensnrseeeeesiens §38470,28 Ho reports that ho hus also settled with tho holdors of about §8,500 of stack, al a discount of ©578.76, roceiving in cash tho sum of $2,121,25, TIE HOWELL CASE is not quito finished yot. Mr. Dexter concludad the argumont for the dofense, and Mr. Btorrs is oxpeoted to ocoupy all of to-doy in summing up for the plaintifl, UNITED STATES COURTS. Tho Younglove Avchitcctural Iron Compunflv yoeterday commenced an aclion egainst 8. ¥, QGardner and Daniel B, Gardnor for 2,000. In the caso of tho Northwestorn Mutual Bon- ofit Insuranco Company againat Cherlos, the de- fendant filed an answer and oross-bill, 'denying tho allegntions mado sgainet him, ond alloging that tho Company is largely indobted to him. DANRRUPTOY ITEMS. ‘Woodward, Beabury & Co., of ].’fim'h\l filod n potition ngainkt Orrin P, Biasall, of tho samo place, claiming £423.3¢ duo on threo promissory notos, and alleging tho non-payment therof as the only acls of l,'mllim{)lcy. Arulo to show causo was issued, returnable Deo. 10, 1878, In the cago of Abraham Baro, an injunction wag issucd against him to prevent him from transferring corlnin notes to his son-in-law, Joseph Barrett, or any one elso. ‘The report of tho Assignee of W. F. Makon of al., was fllod, and an order issucd that it bo ap- proved unlots objeotions are filed by Monday morming noxt, An order wos ontored, that thoso having ob- {gotlous to claims agaiust tho estate of John . Danioln, filo them boforo Register Grant at his office in Obicago, instond of at Morris. Inthe cass of the Equitable Insurance Com- pany, Alice C, Thomas was ullowed to offsot her clalm for 81,000 against & trust deod for £2,999.83, and the balonce allowed againet hor. Josoph Deimal filed a potition against John Laurie for £800 due on four notes, and alleging proferentinl assignments and allowing his ¥ro - erty to be taken on logal process. A rulo show cause, and provisional warrant of solzure, woro issuod, roturnablo Deo, 10, 1873, COUNTY COURT. In the matter of tho estate of Georgo Trondol, Williun Smith was appointed Administrator undor a bond of £6,100, and Lo was appointed Administrator of tho estate of Conrad Wober ‘under & bond of ke amount. CRIMINAL OOURT. The Grand Jury was impaneled and sworn, and Samuel Halo, £uq., appointed foreman, No cases wera' tricd yosterday, but it is ox- pocted tho ealondae will bo takon up to-day, Judge Treo yesterday morning, adminisiored the onth of offico to” Judgo Wallaco, tho re- elocted County Judgo. CIICUIT COUNT IN BRIEF, Charles Roitz, August Roitz, Froderlok Reitz, Tdward_ Roitz, ' commenced an notion ngainst Asahol Piorco, for 82,600 Malcom MoNeill brought suit in covenant ogainst E. Aloxandor, for 81,000, 3. Andrew Gibson and D. O. Myor filod a I‘rmulpe in assumpsit against J. O, Prout and Y, 3, Btrawn, for 84,000, - ., Charles . Holton and Charles I1, Hildroth commoncod & sult against the National Insur- ance Company, of Haunibal, Mo, for 84,000, Ann Oats, a8_ndministratrix, began an action against Potter Palmor for 5,000, ‘Wonzol L, Kotzum instituted procoodings agniust John Bredschneider to recover 2,000, ‘The Singer & Talcott Stono Company com- mouced an action against Bonjamin Lombard for §5,000 BUTERIOR COURT 1N BRIEF Willlem B, Smith, Charles M. Gago, and George Fowlor brought sult sgainat William Clarke for 81,000, LoBaron I, Cols recovered judgment by oon- fomsion against.Asabol Plorco and Lucius 8. Pierco for $2,704.97, and agaiust Elisha O, Bprague for $2,185.22. THE CALL, Judge Gary will call No. 4, snd Nos, 6 to 24 inclusive. 2 Judgo Rogors cull I 1,413, 1,475 to 1,498, ex- copt 1,480, 1,484, 1,485, 1,490, udge tooth will eall 182 to 100 inclusive. seliavatal e oo SUBURBAN NEWS. EVANSTON, A moeting of the nowly-organized Rellof Bo- cloty is called for 3 o'clook to-morrow afternoon. Tlooms in Hong's Building bave boen secured for tho Bowing Sooloty, nud donations can be loft thoro, Messra, I, M, Warringtan, W, M. Knox, W, C. Estos, T, M, Dristol, C. IL Cskill, aud IT, 1T, Unland, e beon chosen by tho linman Liter- ary Bocloty of the Univorsily, to contest for the ¢ Hinmau Prize," Az, Frank ¥, Heolor, an old-tino rosident of Evanston, and studont of tho Univorsity, aud a vopular youny weuiloman of atilitv. bax eana ta l\lhmunpou;l, Minn,, to take a ponition upon tho l)m‘ly P'imes of thaf olty. . A'larga forco of throo or fourmon hos bogun work upon the uppor rnrt of thoFiral Methodint Ohurch, and it is considerod Smlmblo that tho andionco-room wiil be finishied off for uso within tho noxt threo yoars,” * Tho Methodint soolnblo will bo hold Thnraday ovening at the rosldenco of Mr. T. O, Hong. ' NORTI! LYANSTON. ° Tho Fry Socloty meots st the Mothodist par« sonnga this ovoning, and & toroopticon oxhibi- tlon will bo given at tho Mothodiat Churoh to- n(qht for (ho bonefit of the Sunday-school, - W'hero will also be a scclablo at Mrs, Valon- tino's Thursday evoning. * HOGAN-ALLEN. Tho Rruiagrs Dofy Ench Othor in the Nowspapors==Alicn and Puarty Ate tompt to Capiure flogan==A Sunday Soeno in Sty Louly, . . .Special Lispatch to The.Chieano. Tribune, & Lous, Nov. 80.—Tom_Allen published n braggadoclo _chailouge to Iogan aday or two ago, in Lo Danocral, of this clty, oflurlnlfim fight him In varioua places apecified; and to bot, wmong othor things, that Uogon could not hib him_in ‘tho face, In!responso to'this, Hlogan %l;bglshml tho following in this morning's lobe : T notico in yeatorday morningls’ Democrat snotlier of o Allon'a braggadovio aliallonges, in which ho of- fora to ght mo nt uny timo within olx weoke, Allen woll known that for soveral wecks provious {0’ our re- cout fight I_was sullering from o scvoro dlluea ; fhat I could mot enduro a proper conras of tralning, ond that, on tho day of tho fight, I waa {n no conditfon to ontor the ring, Dut’ as ho bonsted thnt I would not and dared not meot him in tho ring, I resolved fto do o nt all hazard, and aid (o best I could wnder tho clrcumstinces, ARl who aro acquaintod with my con- dition know thiat it would bo foolhardy to mako an- otlior mateh at presot, but o2 soow na my lialth fnie proves I will mafol “myclt, wilh my own money, to fight Tom_Alion 'or nny ono elme for from $1,000 10 $2,500, I do not wialu underrate Allen, but { thinik I he lind more musclo_fn his arms and 1ss in his tongue, Lio would Lo & much boltor man thon lo f1, 3 \ (Sigued) DX 1oaAN, Olimuton of America, 'To-day Allon and a number of his friends wont to. tho Wash Homo, naturally oxpecting that Ifogan, in driving nbout the city, would visit tho plnco; bocnuse Mo stayed there while training, About 8 o'clock Hogau cuno out in a buggy with two or throe othors, but thoy turned and camo baclk toward thio city a8 eoon as thoy s thiat thoro was trouble in prospect. By driving at o toaring preo they- succeedod in kooping out of tho way ‘of the Allon party, who followed oloso at thoir heols in Lalt o dozon.buggios and carringos through tho most populons streots, howling Jiko domous, * Btop him, sknfihlm; and il tho G— d——d 8— of & b——."" "The pursnit oontinuod to the very door of the Southern Ho- tel, whero 1Iogan iy slopping, which the hostile lmm shndowed during the ontiro-ovening, Al- on, T.ooney, Johnuy Bmith, nnd Egan visiting the localit; intorvals, to soo if Hogan " lind ‘ventured out, The lntter kopt carafully within doors, not earing to trust himsolf within rench of hig vindictive ane- mica. ‘Tlio "police force was incronsod in and nbout tho Southorn, in antloipation of sorions trouble, but thers was no furthor broach of tho peuco up to a'late hour this ovening. e John Bright's Nicces I mentioned tho Miesos Ashworth, of Bath, nieces of John Bright, in a former lotter. Dur- ing tho Inst weelc Miss Lillias Ashworth was nominnted for the Town Counail. The Town Olork sot aside hor name on the ground that, as o woman, sho could not boa logal candidato. ‘This mattor of the oligibility of women to such ‘positions is sure to be woll discussod in tho pa- ora. Miss Ashworth, slthough nirondy oxert- ing o Iargo political iufluonce in the town, and liaving hor favor sedulously® sought by caudi- datos for Parliamont, would probably not bayo boon elected, but sho is glad of an opportunity to start tho question of the admission of women into all bodics whoso legislation ‘affects womon as well a8 mon, Though conaiderably on tho zfl\lthful sido of 80, aud posscssing “so much cauty and graco as to mako ber the markod fig- woin dlmost overy drawing-room she enters, 8ho alroady sliows o good deal of tho politionl zeal aud oratorical fire of hor unclo, Mr, BPIEM, and this, with her very largo proporty, wiich would glve to hor and hior sister a voto for seven mombors of Parlinmont, if they wore men, glvon hor o commanding position that fow wo- mon cun have.—London Lelter, at GCEAN STEAMSHIFS, ST E CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MATL Belween New York, Cork, aud Liverpool Tho masnificont now nnd full-yowercd Stoamsshins of this Lino offor unrivaled aceamimodations to all clsssos of passungors. The stoanors belug alik: Hi5"roat advantogo of hasin Ao iy rood s steamor for each aud ovory safling, OCRANID, CELTT BELGIC REPUBLIC, BALTT0, ADIIATIO, A '0iQ, BRIPANNIO. Nulip, BATIIE DAYE, from Liveipool aa THURSDAYS, calllng nt Cork Harbof bath ways, " Tatos as low an agy frw-ciass ino, o Tustior inffemation appls o' Gompatyls Wostorn Qifco, 57 and %3 South Olaticat,, noar Washington, cao. Drafts on Groat Britatn and Troland from £1 upwards ALFRED LAGERGIUR, Aont. CUNARD MAIL LINE. BSTABLISELED 1840. Steam Between New York, Boston, Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Tondon and all British Poiuts, From Now York overy Wednesday. Trom Boston every Saturday. Cabin Pnumlrw. ?SUy 8100 nud 2130, Golds Fxcmision Tlokats ab Reduced Ratos. Steeraga Passage, §% curcency. Passengors and frofght hooked to and {roin all parts of Euopo ¢ Towoal ratos. Blght Drafts on Great rllain aad Iroland, P. 1L DU VERNET, Gon'l Wost'n Agent, N, W. our, Glark aud Randuln-ste, STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL. FAST AND LONDONDERRY. Thoso elegant now Clydo-bullt steamors will sall fro " Pier 55, North Hiver, as follows: ig PRNNSYLVANIA... Saturdny, Nov. 29, VIRGINTA. Katurday, Doo GEORG, ‘Saturdsy, Doo. 37, And ovory altornate Baturday thoresftor, taking pas: Fengors a¢ hrough raten o all parls o ‘Great Britaln snd ol Norvag, Haodca, 1oamark, nd - Gornans. Eaits for £1 A0 unwards: For fraht op pnu'-':;‘e ‘aply ta AUSTIN BALDWIN & o Auoats, oy ‘Hidarago Pansugo Ottioe, No. 45 Brandway. SEEARLE, Gonugad Weslorn Aront, 6 Clark-st,, Chicago. NEW YORK TO CARDIFET, BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Othor Points in England and Walos, Tho Bouth Wales Atlantio Stenmekip U s now R INC e g AR i A it ron Wiaet, doraoy Oy OK! ..Nov. 16 “Fhoso efeamshing, built o3 [ vidod witball tig Iatest Improsoment convouiouco of Usbin aud Bteerage Passengors, Cabin, 140 curroncy; Scoond Calin, $56 surrone age, ¥ ourroncy ;s propaid Stearago oortilioatos fro; afit, 5. “Draltafor £1and upwasds, Ko isthor pactioulars, apply in Gardll, at the Com- pany's Ofiogs, No. 1 Dok Cimbucs, and {h Now York to AROHIBALD BAXTER & CO., Agonte, No. 11 roadiear. aQ ©; o 5 Staor- i Oar- Yo ANGHOR: A AU I R AL Halltog oo n wook froru uw York, and carrviug nas: ‘songors toall parta of Great Dritain, Irelaud, antiuontal ropg, and the Moditersanoan, Uabin frofm 83 Stoer. ago, Biritish aud Irish porls saat, §30; wost, 83, ' Coutls noutal ports sama as othor rogular linoa, All payable in T, odronoy ™ Kuply or il informailon at tho Come pany's oltiges, No, 7 Howling Greon, Now York, and N, K. coruer Lasalloand Madisan-sts., Ohicake. NATIONAL LINE NOTIOH—This Company takos thaisk of i ta §600,0001n gold) on_oaoli of its stoamors, Fivloy passongors tho bost poaslble guaranteo for eafoly an avoldanoo of dangor at sca, (. Fhio, moat sontlierly souio has aliways boon adoptod by s Company to avold loo and hoadians, o LIVERIOOL, ani QUINEIUWN, from Plors ork. rauoe (up Nos, 44'and 47, North River , Now Ye rango, D o Onbin Passnge, 870, 880, und 800 Curroncy. St 5h Uaereney: Roturn tiokets at roducod ratcs, Paescngors booked to or from German and Hoaudinaviun poiniaat low rutes, “I'ho Btoumulnps of this lino are the largostin the trads. Drafts on Great Britatu, Iroland, and tho Continnnt, at Northenst Clark ind Randolph.sts, w Ribeivan iEonsor, Onicose, WILLIAS BACALIS R Gonural Weartarn Aont. SCALES, FAIRBANKR BIANDARD SCALES XL OF ALL H121t8, > JFAIRBANKS, MORSHE £ 00 =5 UL AND M8 LAKK-8P, AMUSEMENTS, HOOLEY'Y THEATRE. CGrand Opera in *Xglish BY THE OELKBRARD KELLOGG TROUPE. 0. D. HESH and MAURIONR GRAU..v0v0000iDircotors, This (T'dosdny) Kvontng, Deo, 2, T MISS KELLOGG.. .08, LADY HENRIETTE, RD. REQUIN, UIN, * Mossrs, JOSEPIT MAAS, G, T, TIALT, ML BARTLEMANN, Ny, ZELDA 81G FRANK A, IIOVSON, ‘Wednosday—Ttiga! dounla Von Zangt, Mr Ponk to (Tho Fool's Sogoin, Joen i o Thursday—Kaunt—~-KELLOGG. Mru, Bognin, Mensrs, Habolmann, Onrlton, Poakes, eto. Teldny~Musitnmin. Saturday Evening—Fra Diavolo. Grand Matinoe on Siiturday—KELLOGG. Tosorved Boats oan bo cbitatnod ‘at tha Iox OMen of Hanley's Theatro, Itosorvod Hoats, 8160 and $1.00, ac- gording to looation, STAR LEOTURE COURSE. MUSIQ HALL, CAMILLA Maas, Hoory CONCERT TROUPE, Constating of Camills Urso, Violln Virtuoso: Editt Aboll, Sontano, Tato o ltichings Touglish Oporn: Tom “Karl, Telior, ot tho P aropa- otk Oporas . It, i Hion £ono, August Sraty of Daris, Tousr, Dirsctor, wil glvo ono grand cotioart, anly, 0N TO-NIGII'T, DEC. 2. - Admission, 81: Resarved Scats, 23 conts oxtra, Yor aaloat Bog Otes o at Jamnon, MoINGs & Coct, flf?!ltlvlfl!lfl Sheldon, GRAND OONOCERT, ofit of tho Organ Fund uf St. Mark's Churcl, rr's Acadomy, 137 Uottaga Grovaav., Wednesdny Evening, Dece, 3, °73. For tho ho; At TPROG! 1, Plano Bolo...... .Blumonthat Mendolssohin 4. Bong—**Grotchon ury Bobubort Birs, O, i 5. Sohgmann tzm‘fi-miq assres DAt BECOND: 1. Ploio Bolousuaeeees Mrs. Joiimgon. 'Daya aro Swoot and Long *Mra. O, L, Boavorns v, Follz. 4. Bong—** Whoro ta tho Littlo Gipscy's Homo?"...Lavoy Mra, Stacy, 6. Quartotto.. ACADEMY OF MUSIO, lval of Funl Housen Urovilod! To witnoss tho iy 1 R R MISS LYDIA THOMPSON, And hor Mammoth Muslcal and Comedy Company, Evory ovoning aud Wodnesday Matinoo, SINBAD THE SAILOR, Introduolng tho Danclig Quakors, Nursory T Musical Boleotivus. Hcats may ho seourod six o8, and aya th ad- MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, MONDAY, DEC. 1, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE, T.OTTA., In hor groat Speolalty of LITILE NELL AND THE MARCHIONESS.. BONGS, DANCES, AND BANJO SOLOS. SEATS OAN NOW BE SECURED, ° MYERS' OPERA HGUSE, - Monroa-st,, botwoon Dencbioru and Stato, Arlington, Cotion & Kemples Hinstoels, Tirst nppoarance of Mast. G, W. CUTHBERTSON. Dabby Nowcomb, Liwmost Tandsh, dlackia and wWilson, Mnst. Goorgo Dnvonport, Arliugton, Cotton, IKomblo, and [itly Rlco in now and'sparkling epecislties, “Tho wholo to oonotudo with tho fancs bkotoh, entitled THE TWO BTOYS; or, Childven of the Period. Eyory Fontag and Saturday Matiuco. GLOBE THEATRE, HARIRY LINDEN Ia tho Beautiful Drama, WAITING FOR THIE VERDICT. Wednesd: 1 Batnrday, SOPAITTIRRINY FRSIN: STRUGGLE OF LIFE, LECTURE TO-NIGHT. MlfiTE%DBIl:?T:C“URGHIQLOCK. HAGNTFCENT MNATOR{AL MUSED, Of Nutural, Scfonce_nud Art, 143 South Glarkest., noar Madison. 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ANRIVAL AND DEFARTURE OF TRATS. eopted. . * Bund 3 3 1000 Huinday 881041 e s Dy, Oxeoptad. ¥ Aw- MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERM NAILROANS Depoty Joot af Lake at,, unt e o, ot a7 Teentyaccontats Ticket ngice, 61 Cluris 1it, ‘Soutiaest oo ikt candd 36 Ottt comner " Shdiome Y undolp Faave Mt (y(a matn and alr Iino), Day Fprosy, . dngkson Avcclii Night Expros GRARD IAVIDN KD FRNTWATE Momming e Niight Jxpreas, WO, uzor Agonits tAILRAAD. _Lridges Ticket oecn s 48 Depiohy nd 151 fmdotpnt . | Teave, [ Arrive, 1 Higase Oly s i Ja . ! Knneas O 004w, lhy Fast i3k, v wonvitlo. T, and Lontiam S t. Louls Kxhron, Tia Maln Lino, st R, via Hain Lino In Jacksonvilio, $7:Ma, * 8110 p 30 & H 0p. 1 0k . n D, m. 0 1, 1, s0a. n, FipAns AU & 'fl"l’AUL RAILWAY. i inton Doty corner Jaditon ind Ganalesis,; Ticke 0 08 Soulfy Clariestey opporits Sherman Hoverand at Dogoss anane, Joliet & Lacon, Washingtoa Diwight Accommotlatior Leare, Arrit Milwaukoo, 8t Panl & Minneap:| ollaDay Tixtieas |00 8, m. |t 0500, m. Mihankes & T i Mo il and Kxproes. :00 p, M, |*11:008, m. Milwaukee, 81, Patii ¥ Hiiineap: Ul NIght TEspross.e.vmrereeene (£9:30 p. 1. [* 4316 p. m, CHICAGD, BURLINGTON & UUINCY RAILROAD. llr)’lflaaml ';.,la’fl'"'fi {:Il”n;vn«v‘..l‘uml Slxllrnlgi:l.’. and O and Stxtaentheoste, y Now St Grand Pcifa fotel, and af depotge " o> T Mail and Expross, ., Qttawa and Stroato; Dubuquo & Sloux City lizp. . Pacltia iant Lino, for Omal Loavenworth, enior. Dubuque & Blnlfldlt f2AY Pacliic Night Exp, lz\‘OIgu 4, Kaneas O lg Leavonworth, Al alifeon & 8t. dosoph loxp.. Downor's ravo Accommonation Downor'sGravo A ifexas Expro, . *Ex. Sundays. LESH pepd ] ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAILROAD. Depat foot of Lake-st. and foot af’ Tu A %l‘t‘,flm "‘I{andulyh-ll., "fm"l{},";:."lll«”m“f okt Hydo Parkand Oak Wood: Hydo Park and Onk Waod: 1ydo Park and Osk Wood: () Runs to Qhawnpaign on Saturdays, ] { i i CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. ity afices, corner Handalph and LaSallests,, and 75 Canal. ey corner Madisonat @ PACUIOTast Linouuusse oo @ Dubuqug Day 12, ¥ia Gliniot a Omabin hlfi)l! Hxbress... a Dubuquo Night Ex, via a Ifreoport & Dubuaue fixpross & Frooport & Dabuauo Exvress. & Milwaukea dlail. ¥ Nillwaukeo Txpr ¥ Milwaukeo Passang 5 Milwaukeo Passongor (daliy); o s ‘anl H!l‘(!‘;" a—Depot carnor of Wells and EBomot sommgy of Crnh ne 540 NRETT, Gon. Pass, Agent. RN COLORADO. KANGAS & NEW MEXICO. / Ticket and Freight Ojiice, 57 Clar] CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Denot, corner of VanDuren and Shermansts, Ticket afice, Grand Tucyle Hotels Tcure, Arrive, Qmnba, Teavonw'th Atchison T Torn Avoommodation... Night INpross...... . m, LT 0. 4 o 1+ 6: LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. : Depot, Yan Durenstt., oot @p LaSalleat, Tielet offces, - - | northicest corner Clark and ltandolplialss, and southioedl corner Canal and .umllm’;:nl-.a e B Zeava, Afall, vin Afe Iino and Matn Lino~ 8:10a, m Syocial ‘o York bixpres, v ity ¢ " Alantic Bxpross, vis AlF Lin D1 Night fixprces, vl Main Lino.... Sotth Galeneo Aosommodation:: PITISBURGH, FORT WAINE & CHICAGO RAILROAD, ; Leave. Arrive. ¢ Day Expras: fg::.mfl‘fixp i Mall..o. Valpasaiso Aecommodatios.. INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From the Great Central Railraad Depot, foot of Lake-st; Dicketafice, 12 Randopliest,y ‘ear corner Clarks 85 Saf Central CHICAGO, lesst,, coruer WWaalinglon, and at dllinois Depot, Zeave, Day Expross.. Riaut Thcpres LOTTERY, ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY, EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING ! OF DEGEBER 18, 1813, : ; $1,200,000 to bo Distributed In Prlzos. Only 16,000 Tickets—0na Z'rize Lo every Serw {Vekels, 1 Prizoof., Ordosa filled and. information Cironlare rog. Sond for oue. TAYLOR & CO., BANGERS, 11 Wallst., Now York, —— SALVE, 3 ATt Sulve, for Harns, Boils, CORNGS! 25 conts a box. DR, STEPIIENS, 124 Dearborn.at. Wholosalo by VanSchanck, Htevenson & Ield. MEDICAL CARDS. Dr. A. G. QGiin. 33 Wabasli-av. Thirty Yenr's Exparionce amovg the affliotod with Privato Diseasos, I all thoir vyl and complicatod forms, . Ago and oxporlonco liss enabled ke :n erfoat romodios that novor fail. o s tho oldiss and ongost locatad Spoelnlist. {n thiv olty, and Guaraate Guroaor No Pay, . 11 lat , ol ot A fter o B i g o, okt wERESE i 4 } (Bletyt lagturos dullvorda bafora thy Obloago Aadical riga 60 Uonts. Oircular expecially to Ladios, two atanrs, Plgasant homs fot pationts, Otico bours from 90, 1. 10 8 1 m. Ovae 4, sultation Koo, DR.C.BIGELGW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 977 aud 270 #uth Qlark oty conor Van Iiuren, Chioajo. it ts woll knowis Uy all randors'of tho papors that Dr. O Iihgolow 18 (o oldost wstabilshed phyaleian 1. GiioAE, baving Gorute TWENTY VAL OR 1 i bie: ootinir romcdion (hat will oura yositivoly all casod GRS AND SR BISEN Yut sees. BEPARATI LLORS for ladies and gontlomon, Gall. CORRESPONDENOE CONVIDENTIAL. droas lfJttora, with taig, to Dr, 0. BIGLLOW, and 2 Bouth Glarkst, DR. KEAN, NO QURH! NG PAYIL 360 Bouth Olark-st., Ohiongo, May ba lmnfillunlllllr consulted, persanally or by mall, o ranta iufowor no b, Urood ook dntretod, W cania, INEL, T R L T PR TR e ! D : Gl et dearts A1 Srols Diifouitlos troatod with cdic Consultation freo. 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