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

“THE COURTS. The GCheney Matter Again. A Supplemental Bill Fited Because He Has Joined the Reformed Episcopal Church, Important Decision by Judge Blodgett In the Pennsylvania Rail- road Case. Truman’s Controversy with the Board of Trade. Heavy Sults Against the Citye--Bonk- ruptey Items. TRE PENNBTLVANIA RATLTOAD OASE, Judgo Blodgett delivered his declafon yoator- day morniug, 88 to tho admission of & leaso, offored in evidonco iu tho caso of the Pennsyl- vanis Rallrond Company against John B, 8her- man and othors, Tho facle Liavo alrondy boen publislied, and are algo given in the opivion, ot ‘which wo give & very full abstract, on account of the magnitudo of tho caso. Tho aotion, sald tho Judge, is in covenant on & lenso mado, a8 tho declaration states, April 14, 1864, betwoon the plaintift and tho defondants, and ono Joseph MoPherson, sinco deconsod. It was gigned by Hamuel W. Allorton and Josoph McPhorson, on bohalf of thomsclves and the otber defondnnts, Archibald M. Allerton and John B. Bhormaf, and sots out that plaintil lossed to dofoudants cortain stock-yards noar Pittsburgh. Tho declaration contains thico counts, fiunwnlly aliko, all nlloging the axecu- ton of the lange by McPhorson and B. V. Aller- ton, on their own account, nud also for tho other two dofondants, Divers broachos of tho cove- nanta of the lonso aro atlaged, by which plaintir rulloges it lins sustained great dnmagos. ‘I'o this declaration, tho ploa of non est faotum 18 interposed by A, M. Allerton and Shesuian, aud isuuo joined. This plon is verifiod by Snorman only, for himaclf and Allerton, aud it is object- od ihat it s, theroforo, not good, ua to A. M. Al- lorton, and ho must bo hold to have sdmitted tho oxecution of tho lonso as allegod, i ];Il the thirty-third section of the Practico Act of Illinois, passed in 1871, it is onacted that tho plea denyiug tho oxocution of su_instrumont must ba verlfled by nilidavit, buc with & proviso in cortain cases, T think the proviso broad enough to _justify tho depial by Shorman in behelf of A. M. Aller- ton. It evidently contemplates ibatsome per- gon othor than the dofendant may deny the oxe- cution of tho inatrumont sued on, and such per- son need only swoar a3 to his information and belief, and I think the plon good as to both the defondants who hnve interposad it, The leaso s introduced in_evidonco Ly plaiutilt, (o support ‘'his case, made by 8. W. Allerton and MecPhor- gon only. Thao nrmos of tho other dofendanty do not appear in tho body of tho instrument, nor have they, nor auy one for them, signed it, nor purported to sign it in tholr bebalf. Bub plaintit proposed o prove ox- tringle ovideucs, that the dofondants, A. M, Allertou and Shermavu, bad medo themeelvos parties, and were boand, and for this purpose ho has introduced proof showing thut all the defendnnts nogotinted for the lease in question ; that it was understood they wore all to bo torestod; that many of tho covenants wora suggested by the two dofondants who nro not nummnll{ leuu. and that a lstge deduction from tho reulal was made Dbooause said defoud= anta wero to bo 4o iutorcated, and that, when the torms lind been substantinlly agreed upon, said A, M, Allerton and Shorman said they did not ‘want their names to appesr in the instrument, and their names were not inserted, slthough it was otatod to thom that thoy wers considored parties, and they did not dissont, Alter tho lense was oxecuted, all tho dofend- onts and McPherson entered iuto posseesion of tho premises, but difficultios aroso, aud the two who deny the execution of tho lesso brought a sult, in which they averred and proved that the Jlense was for the joint Lenofit of all tho dofond- ants in_the present case, aud that the lense should bo made by part, but those two not par- tien to this leaso wore to be held responsible for the fultillment of the covenauts, &nd a findiog and decree was mado in accordunce with such allegations and {ern. Aftor making tho proof stated, of the coneeut of tho two dofendants to the leade, plaintiif offer- ed to read the leaso in evidence, aud defondauty object. 'L'he quostion then prosented is,—cau a party by qore proof, supplemont this deod, 80 as to bind tho two dofendants not joining thero- in. Tho general principle it of courso_familiar, thiat we must look to tho iustrument alono, an that no,man can bo bound, uuless ho subscribes his name hiwself or by his_agent duly authoriz- ed. Butk line of authorities is adduced, which show ; firat, that all tho parlios noed not #oal an instrument ; if there 1a ono soal all will be pre- sumed Lo havo sdopted that soal ; secoud, that senlod instruments may be oxccuted in the partuership's name by ono partner, and bind tho firm, it douo within tho scope of the partuorship business. Thus, whon instru- ments are exceutod in & fiim namo parol proof may be Introduced to show who aro the members of the firm, or, if oxcouted in a ficti- tious name, parol proof may bo introduced to show who way the roal firm. - Doos the proof in uestion come within any of thoso ruies ? Iu ihe casos under the first rule the partics Lound Liad signed tho deod, and the question wag a8 lo tho genling. Horo two did not sign. In the portnership cases tho instrumont was tho deed of the firm. 'Thie leaso does mnot purport to bo Bigned by » firm, and tho ox- tonsive eovidenca only tonds to show that 8. W. Allerton's nume represents tue firm. Thoro is no doubt as to tho names Liere; thore was no mistako as to the names, and the proof shows that the two defendants’ names omitted, woro omittod for satisfactory roasons, ‘Whob o firm was held to be bound by a senled instrhment mado by oue, it was whilo'the firm'y name was fixed and known. Hero no flrm had Ticon formod,—thoy wors taking tho initial stops, aud & partnorohip was subsequently mada, The cagoes citod by the plaintiff are exceptionnl to the goueral rule, Roverso tho position of tho par- tics, and wo would not”for a momout hold thaf theeo two defondants not partics, would malutaln & cose agaivst the Company. Moreover, auothor rulo of law is that, whona contract 18 raduced to wilting, evidonce 'of con- temporancous stipulations caunot bo introduced. Tho quostion {3 na to tho compotency of tho testimony to muke these parties linblo us dofend- auts, not an to the weight, and I think is is all inadmisenble, and it must thereforo be excluded. Mr. Storts then asked leave to chango the form'of action, from that of covenant to as- sumpsit on the agroement to make tha loaso, sud askod until 2 o'clock to form their future lino of attack. At 2 p, m,, Mr. Storre nsked aud obtuin- ed leave to filo two additional nccounts to the doularation, averring a partuership between tho dofeudants, and tho dofendants wera given Joave uutil this morning to determine their futuro cours, THE CHENEY CARE AGATN. A now etep was tuken yostorday in the cause celobra of Calkina aud ohers, of Christ Church, ust Charlos E. Cliouoy, by thoir filing in the uit Court s supplementa) bill, Complainauty stato, in bebalf of ull who adbero to the laws of the daotrine, wotship, discipling, and govern- ment of ihio Protestunt Episcopal Church, that sinco the dogradation of tho dofendant, and since tho last term of tho Court, Mr. Chenoy hag openly and publicly withdrawn from, and absu- doned, the Proteatant Lpiscopal Church, re- nounced bl councction thorewith, and alle- dunce thereto, aud Las also, undor the leadership of Dr. George D, Cum- ming, who bas, and thon had, withdrawn from said Churels, and, in connection with two Presbyterian miuistors aud four other perdons, who, Ilke Mr. Ohenoy, have been do- Erndnd from {he ministry of the Episcopal huroh, and also in connection with eightvon laymen, all enemics of tho Protestant Episcopal Ohurob, taken part in tho organization of a new pect lu religion, in opposition to the said Epie- copal Oluroh, whicli now woot, Ia calied tho “ Reformod Episcopnl Church.” To this now sect Afr. Choney deolares Lin presont adlereuce. And ot tho said Alr. Choney Intouds to continuo to oxorciso tho protended fuuctions of a minister in tho church ovor which ho has prosided, and intends to continuo to oceupy the rectory, and the Wardons and vestrymon futond to con- tinto to suppott and sustein Mr. Chenoy, aud to pay bim bid salary of $1,000, dorived from tho ronts of the pows, Complainants therefore ank for a sworn auswor to the allogatious horo oliarged, and for Buvk other rehief sa aukod for in their original bill, Mr, Fullor, on bobslf of Mr. Chunnr objected to tho fling 'of tho_ supplomontal bill, ou tha ground that it was improperly filod a8 & aupple- mmontal bill, It alloged & differont cause of sdtion, s that (6 shiould have been flled sas now bill altogether, Judge Willisms, howover, istobo outof town fora short timeand tho mattor was thrown ovor until his return, whon 1t will bo srgued. THE M'RAY CASE, i Judgoe Hopkins was engaged yesterday morn- ing n hoaring tho argument on arreat of judg- ment In tho case of Donald MoKay, convicted of lssuing fraudulent naturhlization papors, Coungel for the prisoner liold thet s orlmiusl intont must bo shown,—that tho papors wore mado out with futent to injurs xomo one. Mr. Glover maulnined that the intont was not noceasary, that charging 1t to bs contraty to publio polfoy aud moralg was sufficiont, and tho allegation ns to intont would miake an entiroly differont offonse undor the sintute. Tho Judgo took tho ocaso undor advisement until Friday morning, TIIR TRUMAN NOARD OF TRADE CASE, Judgo Willinma yostorday deolded tho domur- ror to the nnawor of tho Board of Trade in tho otition for n mandnmus filed against it by A E. 'ruman, L'ho care was bronght some time ago by ‘U'ruinan, who had been expelled by the Bonrd of Trade, ngalnet it, to bo restorod, 1o had fnilod to porform an agroomont mado in 1872 with Nichols and Holmor, “Tho auswor sot up that Truman had confessed hin bronoh of contract, and that tho Doard of Direotora hnd expelled him ou that statemont, and aléo on proof. ‘The Judge anld that there wero two points mado on the domurror,—one a8 to the form of trin), tho other rolating to the rule undor which tho patitionor was tried. In regard to tho rule of limitatlon, which wes forco when tho contract was mado, and which, it is _clauned, barrod the right of Nichols and Holmer to complain, inasnuch as it was re- pealed within the year for which it was mado, the Judge hold it made no limitation. Had the rulo continuod ford_year, it would have boon othorwise, But the Loglslaturo hava s right to ropoal & 1aw of limitation, and there is nothing in this caso_tending to deprivo tho Board of Trado of meimilar right. The rule applies to all mem- bors, a8 woll presont as future, Tho anawer was also liold to Lo suflicient in rogard to stating tho form of ftrial, and tho demurror thoroto was aceordingly overruled, DILL FOR DELIEF AND INJUNOCTION, Jennie Poroy filed s bill in the Buperior Court againat James F. Latshibw, Virginia K. Latshaw, and Heury C. Noyos, asking reliof and an in- junction,” Bho states she is the owner of the N, 40 acres of tho E.Jgof tho 8, B, X of Bdc. 17, 40, 18, in Jefforgon, on which thoro ia an in- cumbrauge by trust doed to J. B. Adamsof #2,000, _In tho spring of 1878, complainant went to Baid James F, Latslow, a real ostato dealer, and dosirod him to soll tho abovo mentiona laud for her, and at thdt timo_borrowsd §210 of lum, giving a noto for sixty days, and a trust dood on the premises. In Juno she borrowed 8160 more, and Latshaiw hoving an account egatust her, she gavo & note for @500 at sixty days snd s trust dood, with Novos us ‘lrusteo, to settlc up all former transactions. About Aug. 20, sho peid £310 on the €500 mote, and gave s now note for the balance, Latshaw agrecing to cancel tho 3500 uote and the deed of trust. When the $208 noto bocamo due, sho was unablo o pay it, and told Latahaw, ond ho assured her it would bo all right and thero would be no trouble. At tho same time ho told Ler of an offer he had had for the Jand on cortain terms, which appeared very advantagoous, aud gho hccopted them willingly. Bh6 _Bubso- Euuntly hod other offers, but refused thom, at is advica, Bho now clalms tliat atsbaw did not cancol the 600 moto, =28 bo was bound to do, and had ngreed to do, but fraudu-~ lontly appliod to Noyos, tho Trustee, to have the land sold under tho trust decd. It was hedord- ingly advertiged, aud, on the 24th of Novembor Iast, sold to Virginia 8, X, Latshaw, wifoof smd James F, Latshaw, for the small sum of §350, whon she had becn offercd $7,000 for it. Lat- shar, sho claims, Lad it fraudulently bld in, in Lis wifo's name, to gain poescssion of 1t him- solf, and, sho alleges, hias all along boon socrotly attompting to aok as her agont to galn posses- wton of the laud. Sho prays for & reconveyance, that tle saslo mey not be any cloud on her title, and for av Injunction againsi Virginia 8, K. Latshaw to provont her selliug or incumbering tho property. HADEAS OORPUS OASE, Judge Rogers was ongaged lu trying the cass of Mary Jaue Ormsby tho greater port of yostor- day. ‘The petition was filed by tho mother, Mis. Whittior, to recover posscesion of Lor child, about 14 yoors of age, from ono Carver aud wifo, Who wors_keoping hor away from hor paronts, It is allegedl thiat tho defondants kopt o disorderly house, On tho trial much hurd fooling was shown betwoen tho partios, and welther of them seemod meer guatdians of n young girl, Tho mother hnd sworn she wae 8 Paupor, and Liad been allowed to prosocte with- out costs. On the othor side, tho defeudants woro shown to be Ao poor tlat the girl Mary Jnnlo was obliged to go out bogging cold vic- tuals, Tho Judge romarked that he scarcoly know what course to take., 'The defendsnts were not proper parties, as it was proved that they hada bouso full of young men boardurs, and ono of them hiad been in tho Penitentiaryy Themother, too, tho girl said, bod abused her, but ko should give her back tobier mother on the condition that some good place should be found for her. Mrs, Whittior manifested her joy at the denonc- mont by suudry uncouth gestures, but Mary, "or Jonmio, seemad _ to © bo very much disappointad, and ocried bittorly. Tiually it was decided that Mr. John Humphrey should take charge of Lier for the presout, wit freo license for the moibler to soe her, but with tho oxpress understanding that the dofendants, who soemed to hnve some strong influence over hor, should not be pormitted adcess to her. $10,000 DAAMAGES FROM TUR OITY, ‘Totts Rosenlely comglniun of the city of Cbi- eago i1 an action wlich sho brought in” the Cir~ owt Court yestorday, Bhe states thut on West Madison_ Btrect I8 o bridge or apron, near tbo sido of the street, whicl it was dofundant’s . duty fo keop in repair, but owing to its failuro to do so, a8 she waas wilking ovor tho place sho foll and broke hor anklo, on the 5th of Noveiber. Bhe thinks 10,000 will py her bill, and bo & suflicient oure for hior aches aud bruiscs. ANOTHER, Frank Larelle, Jr., also feels aggrieved by the City of Chicago, His talo of scrrow is that he was, on the 15th_of March, walking on Rucker stroet, when, through s dofact in tha publio sidowalk, o was thrown down and groatly Jamed and brulded, ond he asks tho city to pay him 10,000 therofor, UNITED BTATES COURTS, M. O. Egbert and John Brown commencod sn aotion ngainet Hugh Moher, James Conloy, W. J. Onshian, aud Timothy Bradloy for 84,000, s DANKRUFTOY ITEMH, 1In tho coso of Georgo Migg ot al., an ordor for tho cxamination of the debtors was issucd for Dec. 11, at 2 p. m. Tsidor Bachinrach filed a potition agalnstIsidor Juda, alleging that Juda owoes him $1,600 ou B romigsory note, and charging that ho has al- jowad judgmont to go_against Lim, and an pxo- oution to vo lovied on his stock. A rule to show cauge aud provisionnl warraut of seizuro was is- sued for Dec, 19, 1878, Alexander Reisrusnn filod o petition in bank- ruptey sgainst Potor Henkol, asking that ho be declared a bankrupt, on the ground of the non- paymont of $412 for goods sold and delivered, ond ehorging that Henkel made & fraudulent assigumont of his stock in trade to his clork, Gaorga Goboricer. A provisional warrant an rule to show cause, were issucd, returnable Doc. 28, 1878, 'ho Cavads Salt Company filed & potition agninet Bdwiy Ruskin, Henry Muartin, and Ezra J. Wheoler trading s Maskin, Martin & Wheelor, Votitioners allego that there is duo thom 98,102,14 on two uotos for $4,612.16, aud £0,670.98 respectivoly. A rulo to sbow causo was {ssued for Doe, 20, 1873, Charles C. Ogden filod & voluntary potition to be adjudicated bankrupt. 1ig labilitics aro 82,000, secured by stock ; $29,478 due his fathar, Mahlon D, Ogdon ; 214,909,650 in othor unsecured debts, making his linvilitios §69,442,60 m all. Towidoes this, he is liablo on bis luterest in the old flrin of Adamy, Gibbs & Co., ot which he was & member, ‘I'he firm debts amount to $57,044.84, of which it iu claimed some $16,000 hayo been re- lensed, Among hisoreditors,Tom Foloyls put down ut §240 for borrowed money; bhiv teilors, Matthows & DMason, $75.75; Chl})lu & Gore, &40 for borrowad mouoy d. B, ¢l ayton, cigar Dill, $47.90 ; and his grocer, physiciai, au lnsur- suce-ngeut, sovoral saloon-koopors, the Grand Paclfic Hote), and livory-men are slso smong the unfortunnto ones. 1lla asuots are $70 worth of wearing apparel and hls intorest m the firm as- gots, which were all transfeirod to the Assigneo, Jacob L, Smith, The mattor waa referred to the Royistor. 8, D, Poss & Company filed o petition apainst William T Kauuo{. of Kankakeo, eluiming $1,602.18 on promlssory notes, and alleging o fraudulont oconvoyauco of & portion of his property. Augustus T, Roldlor was appointed Aesigneo of tho catato 0f Petgy Dartleme ot al. Tu tho mattor of the eatate of Autolne Gaydou, » #alo of proporty was authorlzed for 1,820, Tu tho matter of J. I', Stone of al., & dividend of 95 por ocont was doclared. The Usbilities emount to about 8,000, R, B, Jenking was appointed Assignee of tho eatate of Martin Thuman, SUPERIOR COURT IN BBIEY, Homor Gillets began an action for 3,000 sgainss Hanry Devesill Willinm Tanking brought sult agatnst J. Ton- poldo and John Tenpolda for 85,000, . Henry N. Gold commoncod an action againat Martin 0, Walker for $1,600. J. Warron and ¥, N. Goddard sued Teter Hund for §1,000, Tho National Gold Bank and Trust Company brotyght suit in aesumpslt against Adam Bmith and W. T, Windlate for $11,000, COUNTY COURT. "o will of Morrls Dutinayon was proved, and lottors tostamontaty granted to Mary Dunnavon, undor a bond for 817,000, o tho ostato of Hophin Welsgorbor, Henry Clnussoniua was appointed adminiatrator, under & bond for $10,000, CRIMINAL COURT, 'The case of Michnol Jonas, the Union Star Lino robbor, will bo tricd to-day. RAILROAD NEWS. Final Action on the Free-Pass Question, They Will Be Uttorly Cut OfF at the Closo of the Year, The Texss & Pacific Railrond. The pass-quostion has baen sottled. Tho re- sult wae reachiod nt a mooting held yosterday, in tho Chicago & Northwestern Railway offices. Tha ofticors present woro : J. M. Walker, Presidont Ohicago, Burlington & Quinocy Railway; T. B, Blackstono, Presidont Cbicago & Alton Railway; J. H. Mitchell, Presidont 8t. Louis, Kaneas City & Great Northorn Railway ; 8. 8. Morrill, Gon- oral Maunger, sud John O. Gault, Assiatant Goneral Manager, Milwaukoo & 8t Paul Rail- way ; Iugh Riddle, Vico-President and Genoral Buperintondent Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie Tailway; Albert Keop, Presidont, 11, H. Portor, Qenoral Mausgor, and A, Iughitt, Gonoral Hu- perintondent, Chicago & Northwestorn Rnilway ; John Newell, President, aud A, Mitcholl, Genor- al Buperintendont, Illinois Contral Railway; JI. Poarson, Supotintendont Chicago, Danville & Vincounos Railway; snd F. O. Hinckley, President of soveral ratiroads, and Recoiver of ong—the QGilman, Clinton & Springflold Rail- way. Tho ecesion lasted two hours and a Lialf. The result arrived at will be satiafactory to every re- formor. Evnry_rnas will oxpire with this yoar, and no ticket will bo given to any ono for which an equivalent is not roceived, A considerabla disposition to favor ministers with nalf-faro tickots was shown, but it was conciuded this could not bo dous without violating the terms of the linois law against disorimination. Nomore hnlf-faro tickets will, thorefore, bo issied by the Wostorn railroads, Membora of the Legislaturo, Stato Railroad Commissioners, Judges, ot al., who have hithérto ** dead-beaded” thelr travoling Wiy ovor all railronds in thoir rospoctiva States, will bo morcilessly cut off and made to pry their faro aftor Dec. 31, Aftor the organization. tho resolutions adopted at the moating of Mlanngots hield in Oliicago Juno 28, 1878, wore taken up, and so much of thom ag follows ‘ombodied in the subsequont agraomont : Resolved, Thot from and aftor tho 30th day of Juno, 18173, tho Wholo system of issuing frco passes over and upon tho roads represented ut this miceting ehall Lo abolished aud discoutinued, and that after that date no freo pasaes or clorgymen'a hnif-faro telots, or oter tickets, for which tiio full regular pAssouger faré la not paid, shall bo lssucd, directly or iudirectly, In any form, by shy rollroad conipany hers ropresented, or ita ngonite, ovor its rond or oy part of tho samc, to any poraou or persons, or fur auy purposo whatsvovor ; Lut it asido trom tho ofticers, agents, or cmployos o s0ld railroad companies, while "travelisig o thelr own road suil whila employcd In_tho ervice of thelr own rospoctive compauies, all persons and claesos of por- sona shoilaliko bo required to poy the usual and os- tablished faro, oxcopt an hereluntier provided, F4rat—This' sgreemont elill not sxtend to cases In whith any of thio companics slgnlng this agreemont aro bound to fasuo passea by virtuo of leados or by ex- isting wrilten contracts. Second—It 18 understood that, to constituto an em- ploye_entitled to the priviego of passes uudor Lnls agresment, tho porson cinployad shsl recotve 8 regular salury on tho pay-rolla of tho company. Third—That ull passesavd half-pay permils which have - been isaned may remuin_outstanding and in forca until the fet duy of Decomber noxt, unless they soouer expiro; bl noio 10 b xeuived ‘or oters fe- sued. ' The foregoing agréomont and rosolutions wero thou moditiod a8 follows : Jtesolved, First—That annual oxchango tickets with other roads may bo issued to o limited extent, os horo- inuftor dotiued, Second—That tho ssuo of annusl exchnngo tckots shall be confined to general ofticers, including Goueral and Asistant Buperintendents, aud to tho reguisr, unte aried traveling sgouts, at the discrotion of cach Gom- m;"xlrd—mnl contracta for tho tranaportation of live stock may includo tho passago of men actually in ohargo of tho same whilo 80 emploved, and. their re- turn to the place of ehipment, Fourth—Titat, with tho exception of the modifica- tious tnade (viz? annual exchango tickota snd return stock contracts), the origiual resolutions us adopted Juno 28, 1873, bs ndlicred to, Tho undoraigned rallroad companies heroby ngreo, ench with tho othor, to keop, strictly to obsarve, malntain, and carry futo effect, tho provisions of tho foregolug reaclutiona to their 'full meaning and in- out., Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Compan; by James BI, Waiker, I’n:u&anl.’ e Tiliuofs Centrul Kallroud Company, by A. Miteholl, Goneral Buporintendent, Chicago & Northwostora Rallway Company, by Al- bert Keep, Presidout. Winioun' & 8¢, Volet Railrond Compauy, by Albert Reop, for J. ¥, Tracy, President, ‘Wilwaukeo & 8t, Paul Raliway Comrpany, by 8. B/ errill, General Manaer, Chicago, ltock Inlund & Paciflc Railroad, by Hugh Riddle, Vice-President and Genoral Superintendent. Chicigo & Towa Railroad Company, by F. E. Linck- leg, President, Chicugo & Paducah Raiirosd Company, by F. E, Hinckley, President. Chicayd, Pekln & Bouthwestorn Raliroad Company, by F. I, Hiuckloy, Presidont, ‘Western Unlon Railroad Company, by 8, 8, Morrill, Vico-President, Gllman, Clinton & Bpringlleld Rallroad, by F. E. Hiuckley, Racelver, N Chicago, Alton & 8t, Louls Railroad Company, by T B, Blicksfone, Presidont, ‘Ciicago, Danvitle & Vincennes Rallroad Company, by 1, Pearaon, Superintendent, Altor the respective signaturos had boon aflixed, the Secrotary was instructed to forward copios of tho circular to Compauios whoso linca competo with aay of thoso who bhave bocomo party to the agreoment, and request them to Join in the action. ;) ‘Tho proceodings wero characterized by an unan- imous dotorminntion to erndicate tho entire puss ovil. The oxchange tickets provided for ecannot poseibly be regarded as froo passes, because, wore they not ixsued, tho Companios would bo obliged to dofray the traveling oxponses of their oflicors and agonte, Thoir possossion will moraly avert the routine of making out aud collecting humer- ous bills for railrond fare. Tho transaction s considored n fair ono botweon the Companica, TILE TEXAD & PACIFIO RAILROAD, An sgreoment has just boon made betweon Thomas A, Scott, Mutthow Baird, and Johu Mc- Manus, indorsers of tho notes of tho Californin & "l'exas Construotion Company, whioh were latoly protested, and the biolders of those notes, in which Koo ‘providad that the paper iudorsod by thoso persons, or auy two of thom, is to bo oxtonded with like indorsomonts, with 7 per cont addod, 10 por cont of_tho paper to bo extondou for six months, 10 for nine months, 10 for tirelve months, 10 for tiftcon mouthe, 20 por cont for eciglhteon months, 20 for tvonty-one months, and 20 for twenty-four monthd, I consideration of this extousion, holders of land-grant Leuds of the Poxas & Pucific Railroad Company, ascol- Intoral for tha papor of the Construction Com- pany, avo o bo givon additional collaterals to the amonnt of tho race of the paper, in iho fist- mortgago construction bonds of tho Toxas & Pacifio Railway Company at per, and to all holders of paper without oollnteru,fl. fivst-mort- f"lfu congtruetion bonds of the Toxus & Pacifly Rullway Company aro to bo glven st tha rato of G0 cents on the dollar for the fuce of tho papor 80 held, ‘The Construction l]nmgmny, or their indornors, will Iinve tho right, at auy timo be- fore the maturity of thair uotos, or any of thom, to anticipate tho payment of the &ame ata ro- hato of 7 por cént por wunam; sud thoy agrocd that, in any negotiation or exclhange of bonds hold as collaterals, tho procaods shiall first bo applied to the payment in full of tho notes, with futorest at ’llmr cont at thoir respoctivo dates, Tv i thought that this extension will sev the Construgtion Company up again, snd that it will cuablo them to bring tho Texas & Pacitio Rall- road to & wuccessful complotion, 'CI1Y 1IN DRIEF, The Exposition Dirsotors did not meat yester- day, there boing no quorum. The alarm of tire from Box 91 at hal{-past 7 o'clook yoatordsy morning, was fulso. Tho noon prayor meoting to-day will bo led by the Rov. J. Gardon, About 200 persona woro prosont yestorday, Mr, J, V. Farwoll loading, Danyon fined Ewms TNichardson $100 s a yagrant, and Ohsrles Weet, John Dander, snd THI: CHICAGU DAILa 0 samo onry Dolancy $25 oach on All aro old offondora. The Ttav. W. I Thomas will lacturs tonight in tho Unitatian Oburol dornor of Laflin and Loomis streots, His aubjoot is * What Is. Man 2" * "Tho Christlan Unfon claas in German, undor Prof, Grob, ntoets this ovoitng, The- olaes onn atill bo joinod by any person wishiug to do go. Miko Jonos, tho Union Star Lino robber, will o tried to-morrow in the Criminal Court, 1t fu |hlougm ho will mako a biatomond Implicating othora, . utos W, Shoaban lootires on “ The Catholio arg Jn Citizon" in the hall of tho Union Catholic Li-, brary Associntion, on the corhor of Btate and Mouroo stroots, this evening. % . John 8mith again! This timo a8 » thiof,;3 Mo lugged off a valuable Cromous, not bocauso ho is a muslolan, but that ho might pawn it. The rosult was, Banyon hold Jon to the Orimiual Court in bail of $400. Willism Mack waa flned §50 bocause he was found in tha houso of Mr, G. IL Birt, No, 985 Wabash nvenuo, with that gentlomau's clothau packod intoa carpet-bag, roady to oatry thom off, A fate fo to bo Lold at Bm‘lln?ton 1all, Pridny and Saturday evanings, for the benafit of Bt. Mory's Catliolio Churell, at which s valusblo watch and chaln will bo voted to some prominont Rubllo officor, Mayor Oolyin and Mark Sherl- an aro tho peraons moat talked of, 4 Thio rato at which tho Bridowoll is filling up will_necoseitato pu addition, Yostorday, Justica Soully sont aighteon vagrats thoro for’ porioda of from two wooks {0 six months, Throo-fourthy of all tho porsons fiued at this timo of the year finn 110t pay, aud aro obliged to work out their nes. Coroner Stophons yesterday held an Inquest on tho body of Jobn "C. Illton, in the town of Anstin, who died Vory suddebly & fow days ago. “Tho jury gavo & vordict of death from hoart- o, {iducad b o plaol. wound, racolvod by tho deoeaged in tho late Wwar, Mr. Hilton leavos & wifo and children, Two pawn-tickets woro found n‘!mn the por- 8008 of two thiovos, namod Johm . Gaigorand Mike Morris, who ware bouud over to tho Criminal Court, yestordsy morning by Justico Tanyon. Tho tlckets callod for a valuablo ovor- cont mnd a lady's watch zud chain, An owner was found for the coat, but the jewelry is yoi at tho Armory. Thomas Iteddin was caught in the act of en- toring H. O. Redor's conl oftico, corner_of Hal- sted and Meridian streots. He had with him » satchol, containing drilts, jimmics, and other tools usod by profossional burglars, Yostorday lie wis oxamined by Justico Seully, who sont him to the Bridawell for thice months, And still thoy come., Tho member of tho wifo-beating fratornity last heard from in Michnol Joy, alins Lay. His wife did not pour forth a lay of joy, but shedid proclaim her hus- band o brute, 'who took pleasuro in knocking lier down and otherwise maltroatine bor, The {\uuult waa, Boully finad Michaol $100 ks & wifo- oator. COliarlos Rhoder bocame insane long enough to breik fiato Danicl Tromaino's tobacco store, aud stesl b quantity of cigars, tobacco, and souff. Ho was arrested, and exsmined yestorday by Justice Scully, who held Lim to the Crimmal Court in bail'of 81,500, Last evening a boy named Lieonard Minuett was run over, at tho corner- of \Vabash avenue and Van Buron streot, by a carriage bolonging to Hanchot, Carpentor & Co., No. 81 Eaat Twelfth stroot, and dtiven by Howard Moore. Tho boy was vory seriously hurt, Ho was romoved totho Nowsboys' Home. Tho Arofi?nu Bocluty of the Wabash Avénus Methodist Ipiscopal Church will give one.of tbeir jntolloctunl and musical entortainments this ovoning, in the parlofs of the church, at 7i¢ o'clock. Dr, Edwnrds, of the Norfhweslern Ad- vocale, will givo s talk on Reading, and Mr. James A. Mitcholl will read, 'Ihore will nlso bo vocal and instrumental muste: Barnoy McNeil is o low-mieded porson, ¥ho wont to the houso of a Mr. McCarthy on Twon- ty-second street, and mado impropor advances to s wife, a vory respoctablo woman. Shoe prop- orly_rosouted thom by strikiug Lim over thé hoad witha flat iron, and ho skulked sway. You- tordny Banyon fincd him $10 and coats “besides tolling bim what ko thought of such as he, It was bofiud that Tom Oody was iu Jollet, 8t. T.ouis, the Dridowell, or almost anywhore ratlier than in Chicago, Itis otherwise, Yeaterduy he was again taken bofore Basoyon as a vagrant, nnd, although it was shown that Lo associator with thioven, bincklegs, and the scum of tho Bocond Ward, that worthy diseliarged him. Cody is one ef the most aggravated casea of vagraney in tho city of Chicago. This ia Justico Banyon's last weok at the South Sido Polico Court, Monday Justico Boydon will onter on bis now duties as Polico Maglstrato, Youtorday ho spout most of to morning hearing tho shystors brow-bent policomon and obsorving the general routine of busiuess, go that ho may gsome acouatoued to tho waya that are darlty ete, At tho Bven Society Tair, reosntly held in this olty, Mr. Groubeek gave & handsomo writiug- caso to the fair, to bo votod to: the moat popular Swedish journal in this ocity, at 26 conts a vote, Tho voto at the close of tho polls stood as fol- lowa: Nya Verldem, G6i8; Hemlandel, 43 Svenska Awmericanen, 178; total, 1,181, Tho sum derived from tho selo of votes goes to tho tibrary fund, ' Tho poople of Maywood were entortained day hotore yesterday evoning by s lecture by Prof. 0. 8. Westcott, of the Chiclqo High Behool, tho subject being ** Entomology.” 'The locturo was vory iutoresting, being 1llustrated by choice specimons, A voto of thanks wos given to the Professor, and Lie was requosted to repeat the leuturo at somo future day. Thore will bo a'friendly contest betweon_tho Psi Kappn Literary Socioty of the Ohicago Uni~ versity, aud tho Hinman Bociety of the North- weatorn University, to-morrow evening at T:45 o'clogk, Tho oxerciges will bo held in the Uni- vorsity Placo Baptist Church, aud will consist of musio, orations, & dobate, aud the reading of a papor. R A nrnfiuénh a fow daya ago, which stated that the Powell House in the town of Jofferson, was run by Harry Floyd, a noted thief, was an error, Lo never having hind anything to do with it. Tho l-»mpriumr is Nr.J. W, Millington, Floyd hnd a low rasort in tho samo town, called tho Bowman- ville Hotel. Tn reply to Inquirica of a reporter, Mr. Small counsel for the murderer Rafforty, stated thal ho would apply for another suparsedoas, and would interpous overy logal obstuolo to save his olient's lifo. Thero “was no foundation for tho rumor that flaferty had attempted to broek jail, and roports from Waukegan yestordsy were to the effect that ho and hig jeilor woroon excel- lont torms. John Austin hias an ear for niusi, and fingors for otlier pardow's propoity, uo o combinod pleasure with business, and wont into an orchos- trion hall on Clark stroet, where he could enjo! the * Wacht am Rhein,"'sa pluyed by tho bund, aud at tho same time steal Lwo coats bolunging to Urank Curney aud Ohotles Jobuson, em- ployes of tho houso, DBut ho wag nabbod by the ]eu;l ico, and Lold to the Orfminal Court in bail of Tho firat of the concorts to be givon by tho combined choiis of tho Flrst Qougrogational Centenary Mothodiat Episoopal, aud tho Second Baptist Churchios, will be held In tho Centenary Mothodiut Epiacopal Churoh tids avening, for the honeflt of tho Second Buptist choir. Thewe concorts aro gotton up oxpressly for tho devel- opment of tho talont of tho ohivirs, and the en- tiro vocal parcs of tho programmo will bo giver Dy them o8 amateurs, The instrumental music will bo furnishod by some our best city playors. Tho roport that nflfldl‘l{ Liad shot tho jailer, and osoaped from tho an Waukegan, ‘Tues- day night, was falso, Tho roport wes bronght dono by railway men on the Northwostern Rail- read, who said that they got it at the depot in ‘Waukegan. Yestorday Deteotive Ellis roccived a tolegram from Sherlff Darrot, at Waukegan, stating that ¥ Rafforty wan all right, and the ro- port false in evory purtioular.” ‘10 rumor was probably started Dy owo wonsstion-loving rail- way man. At Lalf-past 8 o'clock yosterday miorning Oflicers Bigler and Walsh fousd o man trying to broak into the store of Dittewar & Kuhn, No. 827 Dlue tsland svonue. Tho mun sawy the officorh aud rau, ‘Tho officors pursucd bim, when hs drow a rovolver and fired, tho ball pagsing vory cloo to Bigler's oar, Tho officor returned tho firg without offeot, but the wman soou gavo out, and wag oasily canght, Ho wos talion to the Union Btreet Station, whoro ho gave tho namo of Lat Garon, About 8 o'clock Tucaday ovening & bold rob- bory was committed by gatrotors on Twonty- second atreot, noar Fisk, on_Xdwin Brown, of No, 538 West T'wonty-socond streot. M. Brown was approached by throo mon, who deliborately rolioved him of hia valunblou. Whilo two beld him down and Enggnd hilm, & third wout through his pookety, takiuy five £40 notes, in Enplish ey $200 in gold, ‘and & gold chain, -Tho mon klokod Mr. Brown until ho Was almost senseloss, He had but recontly arrived ‘in this TRIBUNE: THURSDA{, DLCLMBLR 11 1873, country, Yestorday morning ho told his up- fortunats exporienco to Dotective Ela. Up to 1ast night no arrests liad boon mado. The alarm from Box 37, at hnll-rnn & o'dlaok Iast ovening, was cowsed by tho dlscovary of fixo 1n a two-Atory fraino houso, No. 613 Houth Olark atraot, nceuplad by Allo Stowhrt, Toss about 600 ; no innuranco. Tha firo spread to No, 616, whioli sva8 ownied by Curtla lobluson, Tho tirsé floor waa oceupled iy Lowis Levy, o donler in tobaceo aud fancy goods., Lows, $200; fully in- sured, Tho firo originated in a back room of No. 613, and I bolioved to have boen the work of-an incandiary, Goorgo Pholps thought wb wero going to have nwar with Cuba,. The thonght made him sad, and bo triod to drown his gorrows in tho flawing bowl, M6 drowned away Lill ho becamo booatly drunk, and then, of conrsd, ho wont homo. Georgo always goes homo when ha gets drunl. As roon a8 110 antorod tho house, ho becamo con- vinced that his foather-bod was o SBpahiued, antd should be oxterminatod. 8o ho cut it up, snd scattorod tho contonts around the yvom. Ilis childron bocamo Spanish heatheus, who were opposad to the Dibla in public schools, and ho mado & zig-zag rush for thom, succosding in ritting on the baby, which, fortunntely, was not gerjounly injured, although {t mado mtch nolso, and was badly domoralized. . Mosnwhile, Mrs, Phelps had rotired to tho sidowalk, and, soated ‘on an invbrtod tub, was bomoaning tho violssl- tudes of connubial lifo in so heart-rending a manuer that aho was heard o block awny by an officer, who rushed tothe sconc of tho war ahd: took tha bollicoso Goorgo under his protectioh. ‘Tho latter pload lovo for his country as au ex- cuso, and Batiyon, with equal warnith, cspousocd tho causo of tho ('my Trensury, and fined Georgo — OCEAN STEAMS NATIONAL LINE. NOTICE—This Company takes thorisk of fus to B60,000fn gold) on each of its stonmars, oo (up givlog passangers tho boit bowsibla. gosrantas for ssloty uu avnidaneo of dangor at soa, il mont WLorly fouio hsa slays boon adopted by e Gompany o aroid Foy s Yostiatla "o LIVWIPOUL, and QUIRNNTOWN, from Plers Nos. 4 and 47, Norih Hiivor , Now York. Grtod Doo, 18] Tialy Bpain,., oc. 0 | Cant or £ ) avory fortnigh bin Passage, 870, GO g e 85 O Ratarn tickets at reduced ratos, or from Gorman and Seandinavian o Beoams snm) Curroney. Yo Passongors booked to olntsat low satgs. D3 of thin il aro ths fargostin tho trado. Draftaoa Grent iltalu, Irglud, aid thio Continent, xi Northoast cornor Clurk ind Ilandolplista (opponite dew Shorman fouso), Ohicayo, WILLIAM SIACALISTEN, Gonoral Waestern' Agent. NEW YORK TO CARDIEE, + BRISTOL, LONDON, And all Other Points in England and Wales, Tho Sonth Wales Atluntlo Sioamship Uompatis's now frsteclam Stesmships will sail from Yonusplvania Ratl- & ] rond. Nov. 16 PEMBROK! 'I'heso steam! \To Pros vided with all tha latest improvomenta for the comforgand convoniénce of Cabin aud Stoorago Passsngors. [First Cabin, $8 currnay; Sosond Cabin, K currancys Steor- age, £ cursoncy s hropaid Staorgo cortificatos from Car- A aits for £1 200 upwarda, v furthor partienlars, aply in Cardifl, at the Com- 's Oflicor, Na, 1 E nek Cha nhcnx and iu Now York to AROUMALD BAXTER T T, Agonts, : o No T ruadivay, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL lem&u New Yok, Cork, aud Liverpool, The magailicont new and fullpowrercd Stoamehips of thls Lino aifor unrisaiod accommodnitot to all classos of ongors. 'The steawors holng alike, travelers seeure ho great advantago of hasing an equally good and fi atonmor for onob i overy salling, OOBAN{U, OILT HELGTO, REPUBLIO, BALTIC, ADITATIC, A P, BRITANNIO, Salling frou Now York on DAYS, from Livorgool on IIUNSDA Y, calling at Cork Hprbor both weyn. Ratos ad luw as av unuclnsw‘gnn. Ior furthor inforniation lIlp!y to Lnl“llmle'l ‘ostern. Ofice, 7 &nd ) South Olitksts near Washiogion, Chlonko. Drafts on Great Iritain and Ireland fi calta on Great el oo TAIHGIIER, Mo GUNARD MAIL LINE ESTABLISEBED 1840. Steam Tetween New York, Boston. Liverpool, Queenstown, Glnsgow. London and all British Points. From New York overy Wednesde.~ From Boston overy Saturday. Cubin Passage, $80, 100 nud 2130, Cold. Exoursion Tickots at Itelvicod Rtutes, Stoorago Pabiagas $3) ourrancy. Pasashgers and frélght ooked ‘ta and fram all hartsof Fuecno &4 Towostratos. SichtDrattaon Great Beitatn hnd Troland. Py H, DU VERNET, Gou'l Waest'n Agont. L W. ¢ r. (lak and Raudoiblsts, STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY. Thote ologant now Clrdobullt starmocs wil sl from Plor, North ltiser, sy follows: PENNSYLVANIA, atardoy, Nov. VIRGINT. iaturday, oo, GLORGIA aturday, oo, And ovory aliormato. Satarday thoroafter, taking pas: songors ‘5% throngh ratc to nlldr)nrll of Great ngmn‘:,‘fd };0 T:I.dl linlr"n ¥y Snflfl!. enmark, and Gormany. enfts for 151 o upwards. For frolihit or prssaxs apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & €O,, Agents, T Broadwa) No. 45 Broadway. Genoral \Western Agont, % Clatk stes Chilcago. ing twico a weak ram Now York, snd carrsi e A ety of Gruat Brliaim: Srotminls Conti sougors Turope, und thy Malltcrranaan. Uabin frot 205 ago, British and Trish ports onst, $30. Conti- nontal ports same gy vibor ropular line payable in . 8, eurrent on ut the Com- Auply for fall inforya pany's offic: 7 Rowling Green, New York, and N, E. Garuior LaSulloaud Madisonsts,, Chicagy. HENDERSON BROTHER: ___WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. Tho extraordinary low prices we have marked our large stock of Fine Jewelry (including someo rare gems in the way of Diamonds), Watches and Silver-plated Ware is for the month of December only. R.J. MORSE & 0., Take and Clark-sts. HAVANA LOTTERY, ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY. EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING . OF DECEMBER 18, 1673, $§1,200,000 to bo Distributed In Prizes. Only 106,000 Tickots—One Prize to eoery Seven Iekels, Azonts, 00,000 413 of 45, 500 1,003 othior Prk 165,600 Ordors #flod and information furnishod, Oiroulars fro0.” Send for oue, TAYLOIL & CO., Bankins, 11 Wallat., Now York. HAVANA LOTTERY. Extraordinary Deawlng of Dac, 18, 1873, Only 16,000 Ticlcets—0ne Lrise to Esery T Tickets, 2,007 Priz: 51,200,000 1 Prize . o (l.ll('l) BOGHO it 5,000 o b ull ] : ‘ol Ciroulara wit] 5, Thokelo sl i Velsba kot oy ¥ BEVEIN, Hiatonsr b Uy S8 Clomoral Asonts 1 Jbarty-ates Now York: "PROPOSALS. T0 CONTRACTORS. KNOX COUNTY JAIL. fioalod Praposals will ho roootvad st tho Caunty Olerk's fu 180 sity of vintosbuzy, Dlingts, Wt Wodios ddan, 14, 1674, at delook w. 1n., 1o building s Jall Knox Couuts, acaurding to pans aud spuvitivations nuw anill i tus bmml{ Ulork's Ouoe, Provusals to o aponod by the Toard of Supu ! jounty on aald Hih 'day of Jauuary; and leht o voluct all bidw 1t bus fiind watistaotory Uaoard will ""lul" Lood with suiticlont l(ls'll'l:! Tor tho o of cuntraot. , Work to bo completod by Ot ayiuan| nw(ll be made on the contract forall comploted ‘work, and all matorials dollvorod on the grouud, somi- montiily, on the, Syporintondout's estimatas, do uotiog Htipon o oal fo Vo ruisiad il (o Ml ot * " Qousty Oldrk, AMUSEMENTS, HOOLEY'S THEATRE. GRAND OPIRA in INGLISH by the Colo- bratod KELLOGG OOMPANY, 0. D, IESE and MAURIOK GRAU, Thla (Thursday) Deo, 11, +eveseDiroctors, TROVATORIN conorm. MINS KELLOGG, GUIN, . MAAB, OARLTON, UALL. TRANIC A, LOWBON, Conduotor, ! Frilay—Rigolosta—VAN ZANDT, Baturdsy—Mnrltann—VAN ZANDT, Baturday, A2 0'dlnok, GRAND GALA KELLOGG MATINEE THE BONEMIAN G1itL. Admiusion, 81 and Go. Secursd Seats, 81,60 and 83 ACADEMY OF MUSIO LAST WRER BUT ONI OF MIsS LYDIA THOMPSON THIS BVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, ‘tho Great Buccess of tho lingagement, MEIPHEISTO. Lost Weok—CIIANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY. MYERS OPERA HOUSE, Blonroo-st., otwaon Deurborn aud State. Avfington, Cotion & Kemble's Minsinels, ANOTITER BRILLIANT PROGRAMME, Tobliy Nowcomb, Krnost. Lindon, Mackin and Wilton, Ditly itleo, Goored Davoatort, Ay!‘yllnlug.l(iul(nh, o o 40d plenelog nots. Thow cane With tho Indghabio sxoton ontitied o oneld? TIME WORKS WONDERS, y tho ontlro company. Fivory Rovouing and Haturday Matince. OENTENARY M. E, CHURCH, Monrod-it., noar Morgan, GRARD CONCERT.--Benefit of the Cloir of the Second Baptist Chureh, THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 11, 1873, A cmbination of tho Cliorus Oholrs of the Contonary M. %, rirst Congregatlonal, and ~Second Baptist OBurelias, Coneort will cammerico at 8 o'alack. TICKITS, T CENTE. o at tho Muio' Stores of Root & Buna, 109 3 ati on & Hoaly, 162 Statd.st, ;. TRoot & Lowls, 263 ftat nlno, at Ruddla & wxnlllnn'l Blors, Btato and ‘Washingion-sts,; Wost Sldo Library, 239 West Madison.at.) and st tua door, McVIOKER'S THEATRE. Thureday, last Night of L O AL As DICK WABTRAL, in the Exelting Drams, OLD ILhONDON. Friday—BENTAIT OF LOTTA, and first nlght of THE LITTLE DETECTIVE, Monday—Lotta in hoe now eomedy—%IP. GLOBE THEATRE, Last Nights of Eogland's Groatost Actor, MR. T. C. EKING. Thts _VINGISIUS. To-motcow:-Bonol TG DA T morraw-Bonelt of HOME LEOTURE COURSE At Third Unitarian Church, cor. Moaros and Laflis NEW LECTURE by Rev. I, W. THOAS, THURSDAY EVENING, Subloct— *WHAT IS MA ts. NEW PUBLICATIONS. N CHRISTHAS BO0ES. D. APPLETON & (0., 549 & B51 Broadway, N. Y., . Havo Now Roady: T. Midsummer-Night's Dream, BY WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. With Tllustrations by ALFRED FREDERICES. Cloth, estrs glit, prico, $12.00. Tho artist who excouted tho designs for this volumo has tully outored into the epirit of tho author's toxt, oach page pressnting some surprising fllght of fancy, Tho cugraviogs ara dona by the best ongrdvers on wood, and peintod with & tint, ina stylo which falrly entitics tho work to pre-aminence as a gift-book, 1L Manners, Customs, and Dress, during the Middle Ages, AND DURING THE RENAISSANOE PERIOD. BY PAUL LACROIX, Tiustrated fwith Fifteon Chromolithographio Prints by F. KELennoves, and upward of Four Hutdred Engravings ou Wood, 1 vol,, royal 8vo. 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Notico {s horoby rivon ta all porsons havics claims and doninuds agatust (ho ostate of Horscu u. Denitt, do- casaoi, to brosemt tho same for adjudleation and itile- ‘ment ot a rogular form of the County Court uf Couk Coun. 137%6 b holdon st cho Coirt oo, tn i Gy i Chica: 5, on tho hird Sondey of Janaury) 16 being tho 1615 {horoof. sarall L. EN. P “Ghivag, Doo, 3, A. D, 1873, Adnif DISSOLUTION. , o partomhin herctoforo oxlsting ), ‘Vaunllll and Willinm Uwon is this ot T ustio s facoro il bosaveisd o . 73 e Wootton, 721 BOtE S PAND'D. WoOTTON, Chicago, Dog. 10, 1873, MEDIOAL OARDS. Dr. A. G. Olin, 33 Wabssh-ay. Thirty Yoar's Exporionce among the atlfctod with Privato Discasos, fn all thelr varfod and complicated forms, Ao and oxporloucy Las ouablod him 1o porfact remadios that novor fail, Ho s th oldeat and lungost locatod Bpeelallst in thls city, aud Grarantoes Gatow or Ko Pas. . 1tls Iato work, **Iiiora uf Youtl," Advice to Young Mop or Old, thirty leeturos delivored balore thy Ghmx'ga Modical Instituto; Frice 60 Conf Gleouine ospuoially to Ladlos, two stamps. lavalids p vided witls privato avartnigats, board, and ation Ditice howes from 9 8. 1, 10 6 p. 1. onsultation DR.C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PIYSICIAN, 317 aud 979 South Clark st coracr Vot Biron, Chleago. T 1o waat iowy by ull roadurs of tha pavers thay Dr. igalow by tho oideat extsblished phaletin ', Unled huving dovoted TWENTY YHARS O HIS LIV in pe foeriiie romedio that, will “oura ostiisoly all cau OLLRUNIO AND SPROIAL DISEASES in both sox SEPARATE PARLORS for ladios and gentlor Call, CORRESPONDENGE CONFIDENTIAL, dresd all Juitosw, with :fulllvl. to Dr, U, BIGLELOW, A E aud 9 South Olarkat NO RE! N8 Y®®! DR. KEAN, 860 Bouth Olark-st., Chieago, May o contidontlally consultod, povsanally ve by astl figor chargo waall ohrte ot hurraa dissniss, Is thio anly phivatuisit 1a tho oit or 1o pay, Grovu Bk, Dinstaid, 80 conts. . STCCNTAR, . 13 W, RADEONST, CIGAGS, (1 rosulir) fadinto o 1i‘oa 3 B “,}E.‘:‘fi.’.'.‘é.:'fl".tu 1o Dimouttlo treutod Wil . “Consujtation froo. A suosoas: *lodiotues turafanod, | Govsnltation frece rix, ranta oui POV N S EILTID, A 183 BOU'TH CLARK-ST., 08 10 cure sl Cbrunig, Nyrvous, und Urlnary Sobu pesor, and ey b sonfdenisly, cop el DUt with Muousid. 11is Alwdioad Treatied b4 fadity sid avationdn suns tree” -