Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1873, Page 3

P THE CHICAGO pAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 13 3 THE COURTS. A Declaration Containing o Thousand Counts. Polition in Bankruptey Against tho Frear Stone-Manufacturing Company. ONE TNOUSAND COUNTS, A cige I8 panding fu Lho United Statos Distriob Qourt tho doclaration in which contalus ovor 1,000 counts, 'Tho titlo of tho case ls John It. Davls, who anos for himsol? and the poople of tho Unitod Statos, ngalvst John A. Packard. Tho voluminoua declaration alloges that tho do- fondaut, Packard, lns for soveral yeats boon on- goged in manufacturing and selling an articlo callod “Frazor's Patout Axle-Grenso," undor the pretext that the articla was socured by lot- tors patont, whon fn fact no patont had over boen obtained for it, and marking each box “Patont Axlo-Grenso,” The poually provided Dby tho Patent Jasve in such enses1s o fino of $100 for ovory packngo sold. In thia caso, tuorefore, tho ponnlty, nccording to the doclaration, wowld ggrogato thio sum of $100,000. Tho declaration Is privted, nud covers 500 pages of logal *cap.” It is one of tho moat voluminous doclarations over filed in any court. ‘I'lio time for tho trialof $hio caso {8 Thursday, before Judge Blodgott. PETITION FOR DOWER, Barah A, Campboll filad a petition for dower In cortain Jands agaiust tho Ohicago & Northwoat- era Rallway Qompany. 8ho alloges that sho iy outitled to o third part of Lot 7, Block 8, Orig- insl Town of Chicago, of Lots 0 and 10, Block 78, in Russoll Mathor and Roberts' Addition to tho 'Town of Obicago, and that part of tho vae cated streot lying north of Lot 9, of tho undi- vided 34 of that part of Lot 1, Block 44, Original Town, veeupied and_claimed to bo owned by tho dofenduut; one-third of the wudividad ¢ of Lota 9,10, 11, 92, 23, 34, 41, 42, and 48, in Poliak’s Subdiviston, tud one-third of tho undivided K of tho W, 3 of Lot 2 of M. Wakeman and others Nubdivision. ‘Thosa landa wero ownod by poti- tioner's husband at tho time of his death, and are now olsimed by the dofendant, DMLY FOI PARTITION. Thomas O'Neil, Daviel O'Neil, John J. O'Noil, TEdward O'Neil, Maria O'Noil, Bolin O'Neil, El- lon Agnow, and Fruucis Aguow filed & potition agolugt Aun Yogorty, Patrick Fogorty, Catha~ rino Coyno, aud Luke Coyne, askiug n partition Dotween thom of Biock 4, aud Lots 10 to 18, ib- clusive, in Block 3, Lots 6, 7,.aud 8 in Block 1 in Alra. O'Noil's Subiivision of part_of tho W. of tho L, 16 72-100 acros in tho N, Ii. traction: ¢ of See, 29, 89, 14, BANKROPTCY ITEM! Loopold, Ruh & B, & Co. fited a petition aganit Garison Tloom, claiming that o owas tiem $206,42, aud alloglug thnt Lo Lisy committed sots of baukrupte, by failara to pay his commoreial papor. A rulo to mhow eauso Dec. 23 was is- uod. Georgo A. Froar filed a potition in bankruptey ngainst_ tho Fronr Stono-Munulacturing Com- pany. Ho claims thoy owe him $350 on n noto, which s unpaid, and’ Lave commnitted an addi- tional nct of bankruptey by making o fraudulont assignment of property to one of theit em- ployes. A rule to show cause wos issuod for cc. 23, 1878, Tu tho case of Bickerton and Jeffrey, an order of dismiseal wns eutered, unless objoctions are 1led by Monday morning, A creditors’ meoting will be held in the caso of Josoph Roche Jun. 26, 1874, st Registor Crain’s oflice. A tinnl ordor of referenco was made in tho casoof lsrucl R. Bogardus to Register 10ibbard. A final ereditors’meeling in thocaso of Charles gi lluui will bo hold at the” Rogistor's oflico, Jan. , 1974, Albert Peck was nppointed Provisional Assignes of the etlato of Jacob Heiuricl. In the motter of tho estato of Hugh Turney, an injunction wau issued ogninst Wilinm O. Granc to provent his solling 888 North LaSallo gtrect, undor & power 1w & trust deod, said Pproperty belonging to the baukrapt. "Tlhio proceedings against T, T. Snow wers or~ dored to bo dismissed unless objections are filed within ton days. Tha Ausignce of Francis Manson was author- ized to eell at private sale, the estate, by cur- tosy of tho baukrupt, Doityg hiis intorest in Lot 1, 2,3, 4,6, G, 15, 16, 17, aud 18, in Block 14, in Gleavarville, Cook County. COUNTY COURT. In tho mattor of tho asscssment of damages Jor improviug tho Chicago and Tornton road, in Hydo Paric, or _seseswment xall No, 8, it was orderad Lhat a1l objections theroto aliould be Alod by Dec. 22. Tu tho mattor of tho eatate of Koger J. Brags, the following claims_wore ailowed: Daniol C. Blolly for 1,100 ; Mosos Willinmson, 656 ; Au- drew P. Anderson, $65; Simon Bunderson, $85; Andrew M. Lydossin, $154.08; Moees Willins son, 9392705 O. IL Jordsu, $236.76; Robart Tant, agont, $58 3 and Orson Pottor, $87. “Tlia will of Milton Parker was provod and lot- tors testamentary granted to Harriot A. Parker, under o bond of $160,000, which was approved. SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF. Trnst Wusterhousen and Gustay Wursig rought suit for $1,600, agaiust tho Chicago Iire and Mariuo Insurance Company. Nathaniel Berry and Heury A. Hoiser begun an action in trespass for $8,000 sgainst R. Parker Pierce and Clinrles IL. Brower. Johu Barker commenced & guit in ejectment sgaiust Emily J. Montzomory aud James Mont- gomery, for $2,000 damnios. Elins D. Stull and Willism Hoynes brought ;.;u in trospasy against Buoch Marks, olaiming , 600, CIRCUIT COURT IX BRIEF, John F. Day filed a petition aguinst Chiarios J. Singer, Eva Singer, Jacob Weinland, aud Jacob Binger, asking for o mechanie's lion on the Sing- or dit{llery for the sum of £1,331.98, Curlivlo Moson, Goorge Mason, John Mabr, and James A, Mason, bogan angction it ropley: fu against George B. Gardner and George D 1lodges to rocover $1,600 worth of stoam-pipos, coils, and ftiings. Louali sud Gustav Braunschwelg bogan s suit in troapass ogainst Matthow Marx, claiming 66,000 damages. : "I'ho Joliet Mound Company filed n privcipo for a suit in assumpslt sgainst William Wood- fuft, claiming 81,000, aud auother sgainst Thomas Lurdeastle fur s similar amount, TH CALL, Tudge Gary will call Now. 89 to 43, 44, 46, 47, £0, 51, 52, and G4 to 81 inclusivo. Sudge McRoborts' call will ba 18, 19, 21, 24 to 80, 32, 84, 8 to 40, 42, 43, and 44, Sudgo Muphy'd call 3 6, 9, 16, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 to 29 inclusive. ‘Judze Hogora' call I 21 to 50, except 48, Judgo Booth's cull is 4 to 10. —_—— EVANSTON Jogeph P. Olarkson, Esq., & prominent mem- bor cf {he Chleayo Bar, s among thoso who bave recently takon up thelr abode in Evanston. AMr, A. J, Brown has nearly completed s three- story brick block on Davis street, within whick ho intends to finish off a handsume hall, 38 by 48 foot, with o hoight of 10 foot. Though not tho largest, this promises to be tho nontest, hall In tho village. Tho closing oxercises of tho public schools will occur on Friduy aftornoon, Visitors are in- vitod to bo presont. Alr, N. W. Fitzgorald, an Indianapolls lawyor, hos just sottled in Evaustou. The torm oxaminations of the Univorsity and Preparatory School aroin progross this weok, "ho regults will bo aunounced Fridny morsiug, when tha torm closos, aud the students will take @ vacation until Jan, G, “Fhuraday ovoning tho Young Ladies' Mission- ary Society of the Preslytoriun Churoh will hold o fair and fostival at tho chutoh, and tho youug ladies invite all their friouds to bo prosont. A forty-acro tract in the northwostorn portlon of the viliago is now laying out iuto lots, It was Tought lewa than a year ago for $16,000, Tho first purchusers goon disposed of 1t for 89,000, and but o fow montha Inter the presont owner obtadned porseasion of it for tho suws of €60,000, A tair yoar's increaso, Meeirs, O. Marcy, O, ITuge, snd W. B, Phil- lips, the Commivaioners appointed to mako the specinl wascssmont for laylng the pipes of the now Water-Works, hove completed their labors, i tho agscssment-roil will bo prasontod to tho County Court noxt month. Ihe nucasmen) is 90 conts lmy frout foot on streots whero p?puu uro to ba laid. Local lecturors are unusually well paironized in Eygnaton, but only two clarros of {tinernnt ones chn over draw audiences of any kize, They wo thosn whoee ‘reputation iy batlonal and whoso ability is undisputed, or those whose leo. tures are free. Ilence, A. M. Griswold, the «Fat Contributor,” who belongs to nolthor of thaze «I‘nynna, llmd nln;ulnlhr audionce than he doserved Snturday night, A Tho Cougregational Soclety will this ovening colobrate tho ono hundredth smniversary of tho tosslng of tho Lnglish ten into Boston Harbor, Dby giving ten o thoir fsionds who ationd the soclhbio 4t £ho houao of Mir, Franch, “'ho ontaloguea of the Freo Publio Library Tnyo boon Fmpm-ml. In tho proface aro soveral polnts of interost in ragard to tho origin of tho library, oud the followivg oxtracts soom worth prosorving: Tu tho fall of 1870, & meoling was calledl of tho cltl- rena of Bvunston favorablo to the catabiishment of o frea public library, Aw tho Blat law did mot thien allow towns (o bo taxed for this_ purpiose, it wan de- turmined to form a voluntary aasaciation lor tho pur- 1oso of maintainig a library a8 fros aa possiblo under tho circumstatices, 'Tho result wns tho formation of tho Fyauston Library ~Association, which wan subsequently incorporated under the goneral laws of tho Btate, It started with well clocled Ubrury of obout 000 volumes, All resfdonts of Evauston wero allowed tho freo uaa of the books In tho Jibrary-rooma and books conld_bs takon from the Hbrnry on pay- out of o mnall weokly fee, o an annmnl feo of 35, Theso foey mulliced fo oy s sunuluiyg oxpouees of tho brary Tha library wan openod Feb, 9, 1871, It wax kept open during tlia aftertioon and ovening of overy weel day t1l Octobor, 1871, when tho great iro n Ghicngo mado it nocossary to ourtall oxpouss, after which {t was opencd, at firat, once, nud afterwards, twice, o week, Bomothing over §1,000 was oxpendud' for books o tho opening of tho Huraty, aud sbout $100 for fur- nituro and fizturos, Thisamouut waa derived prin polly rom donations of mouoy by frauds of the o orpirino, tho largest of which wns §75, from Mr, L Gircpuledf, and from feos for life-motborahira, '+ Va uinblo donatlons of buoke woromado by various gentlo- mon, the lrgesy coptelbutions coming from 1, G, Yowars, A, Suuman, J. 8, Jowall, avd L. J, Gago, Durlig the aession of {ho Legisluture of 1873, a bill awan introduced to_ensblo Ohicago to catabllsh & Froo Putlic Litrary, Through tho offorin of citizons of Tivanston, and eapeckally of Mr, 15, 8, Taylor, who was i SpringHield at tho tinte, tho act ‘was amended 2o s givo similar powers to all_tho municipal corporations of the Btato.” In Aprll, 1870, at tho first election after thio pawiage of tho act, (Lo citizens of tho villgo of Tvanaton, without diseont, voted for at wo-mill tax forn Tren Pubflo Library, An soon ns the Doard of Directors of {he Public Litrary was appointed, tho Trustoe of tho Evauston Library Association, in compilanco with s voto of tho Awioclation, lrausferred tho books and othor property of iho Association to thin Tboard of Directors, on condition fliat the Library bo ‘malutanod og 8 Froo Public Library for tho use of tho inhabitants of tho Villago of Evanston. Thls trust wan acceptod by (ho Board of Directors July 3, 167, aud tho libzary {lirown open to tho public, Thio tables of 1ho rend{iig-room are now well upplied with periodi cale, and $200 worth of new books have juat boon adid to tho Mbrary. Tho prescut catalugue conslats of o list of {he Looks received from {ho ~Evanston Library Arsocation, amoniing to 013 voluwes, xud 8 wpplemuut contalu- Iugnlist of books receutly added fo the Mbrary, amounting to 125 volumes, making u sl 1,038 val- umes, “Iye library fa kopt opon at present during o afternoons and ovonings of Tuosdays, Thurs- dnys, and Snturdsys, from § to 6, aud'7 to 9 oelouk. S S RAILROAD NEWS., OITICAGO TO NEW ORLEANS, ¢ The Ohicago Railioay Reviow, sponling of tho all-rail Hue betweon hore and Now Orloaus, says * Dy the complotion of tho 106 milea of road from Jackson, Tenn., to Cairo, Tik, and the construction of arailway ferrybost, an all-rail line is now for the irut timo provided between Chicago and New Orfoans, via tho Tilinols Contral, Aississippl Goutral, sud Now Orleans, Jackson & Groat Northorn Roads, Tho dis- tanco by tho now iz 13 913 miles, belng ona milo loss {linn tho dlstance from Chicogo to New York Ly tho Penusylvania's lios vin Pittsburgh, It will, in offact fonn nconsolidsted ine of raad ; aa tho Iilinols Coutrsl Compsuy havo guaranteed tho McComb bonds to tho vatuo of $0,000000, with which tho new rond las been bult to Jackeon, snd the old roads between Jackson snd Now Orleans Urought ta condition {or the most elictent oporation. Th fines south of Culro are allold n_ tho intorest of iienry 8. McComb, Who oltalued posscssion of the Great Northorn (hrough the purchase of tho stock Lild by Louluiana and Now Otloaus, sud who controls the Misfaoippi Goutrat hraugs tho 'Soutliorn Rallvey Associstion lessecs, Mr, McComb's ownership i thoss Lues, atd Lia polloy for tholr improvement, has from the ifat lind roforence to tho Chicago counectio now an accompilshied fact; and tho iine 1, at this early day, Guif, Uider 1ho proscst arrsugement of thino-tabies, throtigh tratus will be run_botwoen Obicago and Now Ocloaiiy in thirtyniuo hours—an averago of 23 miles per hour, ncludiug siopa ;_ and, with tho opoiiug of tuo wumigor seasou, It iy o Fediiced to thirty-iive bours, or an average of 26 tulles per hour. BRIDGING DETROIT RIVER. Jumes F. Joy, in his roport sdvocating tho bridgivg of tho etroit River, denies that a ruil- road bridge will bo s erions impedimont to narigation. Ho illustrates by reforouco to tho Chicago River as follows : Al the trains of tho Obicago & Bt Louls Raflroad and of the Plttaburgh & Fort Wayno lioad run over o single-track bridgo over the Chicago River, whoro thuro aro an ftuniouso nimbor of vessls pasaiug up and down with tugs. Those roads both do an im- mouso businoas, sud 's_very great number of traius s acsoss tho Bridgo. 10 1605, when (hero Wi prob- ably not haif tlio biiaiucas tlioro now 18 upon thoso Touds, botweon March sud Decomber tho draw was opeu 'for tho paseago of vessels 10,084 timod, 43,745 Viseola of all craft passcd througli, This wis dono withiont serlous inconvenionca to elilier the roads or Vesuelu, Tho timo was ejght mopths, and, calling each month thirty de thers were 345,600 minutes in the time, and tiiera was & vosnol passedthrough that wholo Joriod b every woven or olgit minutes, With tho la- Ereavo of upvigation this number i doubtless lurgely fnercased, aud it is posaiblo thero is one every five nilti- utes ; aud ye thers 1a no_troublo for tho railway or novigation which materlally affacts elther, TIE CHIGAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD ia now runniug rogular trains to Eigin, Work is utill pushing west of thav placo, snd on tho Ist iuat. ovor 40 mile betwoon Ligin and Byron wore gradod, Tho bridgo soross tho Kook Liver ot Byron ia progrossing ropidly, snd tho utove plers will bo_ rendy for tho super- structuro by March 1. The engin-houso at Tigin has just boon complotod, and othier im- ‘Pprovomonts are in progross thero which will add greatly to the Company's facilities for businoss, BALTIMORE 4 ONICAGO. Tho work of track-laying on tho Baltimoro, Titisburgh & Obicago” Railroad . is comploted Trom the junction Wit tho Lake Erio Division of tho altimore & Ohio, at Centroton, 0., west by north to Deshler on tho Dayton & Michigan. "Lhis comploted section is about sixty miles Jong, and vill be opened for travel about” the middio of Decembeor, Iuis uot intended to lay any iron wost of Desuler thia fall, although much worls bas boon done on ths grading boyond thut point. NO STRIKE, Tho officers of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rellroad say thero it 1o (ruth in the dis- Fatch from Aurora biating that thoir ongiveers intond to strike, on mecourt of the roduction of 10 por cout iu thoir wages. They claim tuat thoir cugineers are as woll paid ns thodo of euy otior roud n tho country. NEW ELEVATOR. Mr. Georgo Armour s buildiug, for the use of tho Chicago, Burllegton & Quincy Railroad, on Joy slip, near ‘Iwenty-sccond-uircet bridge, a hot gruin olavator which will hold 1,600,000 bushols, aud will cost ubont $350,000, It will bo completad by tha 16t of May. it i CAUSE AND EFFECT--WHY SPANIARDS ARE CRUEL. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune : Sm: If Loys who dalight in decapitating fiies, drowning cuts, stoning dogs, and abusing and toasing othor animals, on reaching mankiood are cruel and brutal in sl their inatinots, and soon swell tho ranks of tho criminal clagses, theso results seem but notural and legitimate to ono \who hiaa obsorvad their boginnings. 3t tho Bpuniards, of all people claiming to be clvilized, avo the most cruel in the troutment of their prisonors, it should bo remembared that thoy nléo are now the sole cultivatorsof the inbuman sport (2) of bull-fighting; ond also that, in their genoral treatwont of domestio auimals, they practice most outrageous oruel- ieH, I "o moral of this 18, that, rogardless of othor unna(unrntlmm! soclety cunnol afford to Jot its *dumb nlaves” Lo cruolly trented, for the rearon that those who perpotuate those cruelties aro tharoby mtln{,; snd tralnlng themselves to becomo bad citizons, and perbaps mvlrsmalu PO THE CITY PRINTING, A new schema for securing the clty printing la reported. It s nothing less than sn amalgama- tlon of the Aail, Post, and Infer-Ocean under tho goueral managoment of Normsn T. Guesette, who s sald to already hold con- siderablo stock in the Mail, It s gnid that Mr, Beammon will relinqulsh tho Inter-Ocean for the sum of €45000, Mr, Qnssolto will have chief control, Mr. Dlakoloy will bo givon & promiuent editorial position, and Mr, Taylor, of the Mail, {8 w0 bo tho businesa managor. 1t is undorstood that the Times has drappod out of tho compotition sitogotlior, and atrong hopos are ontertaiued that tha uow ocom- )ylunlfi)h will bo nblo to get the printing, The Mail's chances aro at preacut bolieved t0 ba ex- occodingly slight,—or wero, bofora its bid was withdrawa last evoning,—as Mr. Tesing dislikes the low bid which tho “Alail put in, for the rea- gon that, If it should bo choson corporation privter, tho rates awarded would tzuvnrn the compenaation allowed the Staals-Zeitung, Tty fhonght not untikely that tho Mail's withdrawal of ity bid was In souie dogree duo to Ar, Hes- ing's wisties in the matter, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Further Considerntion of Pay of County Employcs. Opening of Bids for Supplies. The Board of Connty Commisaianera met yos- terday aftornoon. Thore wore prosont Commis. slonora Bogue, Durdick, Dusso, Clough, Craw- ford, Haxrls, Warrison, ortlug, Jolnson, Jonas, Lonergan, ltvello, Russell, and Singor. Iu tho abeonce of Comtaiaaionor Ashton, Com- missionor Harrison took tho chalr until the Prosident arrived. Abillof Josoph Pollak, lato County Clork, of something ovor $10,820,75, for making out Col- | loctors’ books for 1873, woa reforrad to tho Com- witteo on Equalization of Lnxes. BALARIES, Tho Uommitteo on Public Borvico, to whom was roforrod tho mattor of saluries of omployoy of the County Clork and Oloric of tho Oriminal Court, roportod o schodule for consideration, and recommonded that the County, Olerk snd Clork of tho Criminal Court bo Invited to confor with the Board in Commitico of tho Whole, The roport was coucurred in, 'Lho schedulos report- od by the Committoe aro as follows : COUNTY OLENK'S OF¥IOE, Ono Chief Olerk..vu.s. Ouo Clief Clork's asaistant Qno doputy for marvia Ouo doputy i churgn Ouo asststant Lo nbove for Judgineut ; 40 clorks, 2 moutls, on vxloudiug taxea; 10 clerku, 1 month, ou copylug As- scauor’s books ; 10 clorks, 1 nonth, us copying Collectors books, T0tal.....vvee . Clerk County Commissiovers, Chief Clerk County Court, Marriago licotsea at $1.50 vach. Gertinicalon aud fling papers Avaensors’ aud Collectors’ books x dou g Appeavton 55 Sdgiicit, wid" “copyiag - copt and malos record.... 0,000 Copylng rturis to Audiior of lax w 2,000 Miug rocord of forfolied property..e. Total. Estimated fos— Quasi-crimiual casca, Clork's foc TFeus for copdes, smdavits, eto, Tees fur erimin) casew, paid by county, Total,,.... teerene oee $15,500 Lxponkei— Qlerk of Criminal Court, One priucipal Deputy Cie One Fee, or Procuss Clerk. Quo rocord writee., Two oflice clesud, Total, v $10,000 Tho Committea on Judiciary, to whom was rotorrod the mattor of enluries of Doputy Sher- 1Ty, roported that the Deputios aro nppointod Ly the Shorif? for thio ontiro term of his offico, aud that it s unconstitutional to aller their sal- aries, cither by incresso or decreaso, during their’ terma of oftice, On motion of Commis- sloner Crandford, the roport was aid on tho ta- ble temporanily. DIDS FOR BUPPLIES. The Board then tovk up the bids for furnish- lnlg supplies to tho couuty. ‘Tloro wero n 8ll 83 bids for the various articles, ‘These were sead by tho Clork, who moroly gave the namos of the rospoctivo bidders, without giviug tho amoutts. From smong tho various bide, the following are givon as showing the provuling rates for Bomo of tho chief articlos, Durands & Co.—Coflee-sugar, 103¢; groon colfea, 203§@28c; black tca, 45@ilc; young Dysou, bost, Blo; Byrup, G0@7sc. Sibloy, Endicatt & Co—Ground coffs, 18@ 250; greon coffeo, 270 ; ronsted coffoo, 300 ; black tes, 20@600 ; groen ton, 40@%00 ; sugar, 103gc ; dried apples, 8){0 ; vinogar, 1io 3 chuico table buttor, S0c ; syrupy, 30@600; kerosoue, 150 ; boans, por bushel, £2.95. Janies Forsyth & Co.—Sugar, 100 ; syrups, 28c@$1.20 ; Old Juya coffeo, iHige; Rio, 2@ 28c; ronstod, 80@34}4c ; ground culfeo, 10@35¢ ; groon tos, SUc@$LZb; Young Hyson, 18c@ ¥1.03 ; Japan tes, 23@70 ; Oulong, 17@dic. Dickinson & Co,—Groon ton, 40@80c ; sugar, 10X0; dried apples, 7@Y%¢c ; syrup, H0@bGo ; ground coffoo, 17@30¢ ; groon coifoo, 26)4@ 47}ge. ' Dickinson & Co.—Buttor, 28@120 : flour, $4.66@0.00 ; roanted coffag, 32 ; black tes, 43@ B30 ; groon toa, 43@76c ; ground coffes, 19@380; sugar, 103¢c. 3 Tho bids for tho burial of paupors. ranged from $1.74 0 2.50 por head, In accordanco with a reeolution submitted by Commissionor Clough, the various bills wero reforred to sreclnl comuitleos appointed by tho Chair, a8 follows: Grocorlos, flour, and bread—Commissionora Johnson; Ruseoll, Harris, Lonergan, and Ashton. Drugu ond medical supplics—Commissionors ‘Busko, Boguo, and Rtoolle, Stationery, blank books, eto.—Commissioners Horting, Burdick, and Harnson, Meats, ote,~Commissionors Crawford, Jones, and Singor. 7 All other artiolos—Commissioners Clough, Horting, snd Crawford, On motion, tho provious action of tho Board waa roconsidored, and tho pay of housekeopors at tho Hospital, Poor-Houso, and Insane Asylum was fixed as $30 per mouth oach. "%'h.kmmx adjourned untl this sttornoon at 3 o'clook, PERSONALS, THE OITY. J. T. Goddsrd, Gonoral Freight Agent of tho Haunibal & St. Joo Railroad, is in tho city. Thomas P. Robb, President of the Corpus Clrinti & Rio Graudo Rallrond, is in the city, The Hon. Josge O. Norton entered upon lhis dutios as Corporation Counsel yestordsy morn- wg. T. E. Hinckley, Eaq., Receiver of the Gilman, Clinton & Bpringfleld Railroad, has gono to New York on business, Mr. Hall, tho photographer, on West Madison strogt, has just comploted o life-sized ploto- gl group of Fire-Maralal Bounor and s live sistauts. Tho likonoswes sre vory porfect, and tho picturs will bo much prizod by mewmbors of the Dopartmeut. TFiro-Morslial Bennor is expacted homo from his Easteyn irip to-lay, He has beon abwent nearly & month, and during that time hus visited a numibor of large citios, sud examinod the work- ings of thoir ¥iro Dopartmonts with so oye to the improvomiant of the ono which Lo controls, Mr, Thomas Drounan, who far many yesrs hold the position of Chief Clork in the office of Oity Collactor, aud porformedtho. dutios fuci- dent thereto to tho sst.sfaotion of the general ublic, tondered his resignation to Mr. Vou fol- on yabterday, 1t would hot hiave been accopted but " for tha fact that Mr. Brennan is to become second in command In the City Tressurer's ofice. James O. Teyworth, who was thrown from his carriaga near Lincoly Park Doc. 4, died Sunduy from his injurice, Mr, Hoyworth'was tho son of Laurouco Heyworth, who livod near Livor- pooi, Eug. In voars past Lo was largely intor- estod in tho Illinola Central Railrond, snd nléo o connection of Mr, Pottar, of tho Grand Trunk (Cauada) Railrond. BIr. Joyworth loaves o wife and threo childron to mourn bis loss, besidos many frionds and enrly acquaintances, ho having rosided in Chicugo mouy years. Dr. A, W. Do Klorck, a former Professor in the Gymnasinm of Amatordam, Is vislting this countiy to investigato the condition of such railrondl companies in_tho West a8 aro offering bonds for enlo iu the European market, Ho not only carefully examines tho fnancial condition of the compaufes, but La also visita the country througl whicls th ronds pass, and Infornm him= solf upon tho genoral character of tho climato, Etmlunln, and population of each locality visite y him Dr. Do Lierok ja a gentlomon of fine education, is an historical aad financial writer of great abillty, and s umlply making thla tour of napeotion }xri_\'ulnl,v. 1fo” purposos publishing tho result of bis vislt to_this country on his ra- turn to Holland, Dr, Do Klotok bas already visited the Alichigan irou regions, Iows, Minuo- Hots, Kousas, Now Moxico, Colorado, and Utah, and I8 now in Chicago, preparatory to making another vislt to some of tho profeoted railroa rou.es in Wisconsln, Iows, and Mlssouri, Mr, Evorott Chamborlin, ono of tho editora of tho Chicago Times, aud a journalist of nn- usual alulity, loaves the clty to-day for a faw monthy' vacation in Oslifornis, Ddir, Ohambor- lin {8 widely known In litorary aund -journalistio circles, but his enviablo reputation has boen acbievod av the oxpense of hia health, 1o has for years been an indofutigable writer, com- biniug with the arduous dutios of dally jour- nallam Mtorary Iabors of n not foss exhnuating charactor. And now, his system having run down through wanb of rest, ho goos o Ban Diogo to onjoy tho doublo dalights of Tolsuro and o balmy cftmate, and to returnin the spring, it dyhoped, plyalcally oquipnod, for snotlior apoll of labor, ){[r. Chamborlin s onoof tho most popular a8 well aa brilliant nowspapor mon_Chicago can bonat of, and whilo hin frienda grently rograt tha nocossity which compals Lis absonco, thoy unito In_wishing him o pleasant wintor among tho orango groves of Houthern California. FOTRL ARRIVALS, Sherman—Ben Do Bar, Bt. Louls; Dr. Will- fam Scott Young, Philadelpiiia s Johw M. Iol- loy, Wilmington, Dol.; Lewis Yelland, Now Yorky E. 2, Harrington, New York, .. . Grand Pacifio—Darins Caldwall, Clovoland's L. G. Colo ond family, Ban Francisco; M, I, In- alls, Prosidont 1. 0, & L. R, R.7 tho Hon, Sueaoll Binkoloy, St.Paw; Judgo . L. Pondary, T,oavouworth ; J, D, Duzonbury, Atizona. Palmer—Edward Tntz, Springhald, 10, ford A Parkor, Buffalos Willlam Young, Milwaukoo; Jamos W. Vail, Wisconsin; John Bryuon, Washington; d. H. Compholl) Town ; 1118 Hon, 11, B. Upmnn, Minncsotn ; Gant, W. €. Moss, Stockton, Cal.; John Gough, Hart(ord, Englind; A, Laugdon, Washiogton; J. D. Kin- noy, Cincinnatl, 1IN GENERAYL, Gon. McClollan ins boon visiting tho Comte do Tarls at Chautilly. Queen Victorls hes had a magnificont stono sarcophagua mnde to contain tho romains of the Iato Napoleon 11T Mayor Plorce, of Boston, who hing just drawn back-bay ns Congressmnn, gives his salary aa Mayor to tho Boston Fubllo Library. Prince Gortrchakof, tho Ruasinn Chancellor, 18 nt his desk evory moining at 6 o'cloek. He raroly oo to roceptions, il being hia babit to rotiro catly in tho eveniug. Prot. John Duscom, tor & long tims Profossor of Tihotorlo snd Englieh Litoratura st Willinma Collogo, ling resignod tht posltion, and accopt- o Uhs Brosidoney ot Madison Unlversity, Wia- consin. The young peaple in Washington and George- town hiwvo commenced their ** Gormang,"—the bollos bolng danghtors of Prosident Grant, Sce- ratary Vikh, Admiral Portor, Gens. Sherman, Moigs, and Myerd, Torr Woorlau, & boolsoller of Nuromborg, at arecont publio meeting, spoke of tho Emporor of Qormany and his Chancellor as ‘‘ Horr Wit belm Holonzollorn and hin dragoon, Bismarck.” e Is now serving out & torm of threo months in prison. Stephon Pearl Adraws and nino others have ‘baen incorporatad under tho govoral law of the District of Columbia as tho Normal Univorsity of tho Pantarcby, Applicants for ndmission to tho freshman class will bo oxamined in the # Bagio Ouitines of tho Universalogy,” Jlonry Shorwood, tho nowly elooted Postmastor of Lo Honso of Ropresontatives at Washington, wa# o mombor of tna Fourth Michigan Cavalry, and loat a leg at tho battlo of Konowaw Moun- tain, His lomo is Dreedsville, Van Buron County. Mo sorved in the position of Second Doorkoaper to the Houso during Inss acasion. Among tho witnessos collod on bohalf of the Crown in the Tichborne case, to rebut the testi- mony of Luie, tho Danish soaman who rnid he wus Btoward of a vessel which picked up tho claimant at son, was Mr, Do Rosior, ono of Tinkerton's detoctives, who gave ovidenco to contratict Luio's acconnt of his movements in Awmarica. Thomas Daring's priucipal helr in Tord North- brook, Governor-Genoral of Tudia, who_conics at onco Into o forfuno_of £1,250,000, or $5,260,- 000 of our money. Tho deconsod banker hau Ieft, altogethor, over £2,000,000 ($10,000,000), to say nothing of a collection of picturcs and objects of art. The legacy duty on Lord North- rook's shsro alone will amount to & trifis over 200,000, Sir Hepry Thompeon, the Britiahi surgeon, focla that it s nat. Ympnr for him at presont to rofuto the chargos tha bave boon made_sgainst Dim of improper troatmont of the late Emperor Napoleon. After remarking to_this effect at & recent suppor of the Midland Medical Bociety in Birminghom, Sir Henry snid that he wod ready to rost any reputation lio mighthave upon every- thing ho did in that case, snd ho might venture to suy, in conucction thorewith, that be did not Took back with regrot upon suything ho coun- selod or did, and that ko should be able to prove its proprioty whou tha tima came. Tho Eailof Rosobury is: doing Washington, and, according to tho Capital, “ Washington is doide o Kerl If ho wurvivos ho will bavs o constitution superior to the Unitod States, for it aid not swvive us. Poor Rowebury! wo feol sorry for bim, _ o I8 boing takon throngh the dopartmont. In asch departmont ho e jonded dotvn, or rather his vulot is, with roports. Wo watcli bis progross with soxioty, 1f Rosobury hns any Nfo Joft after ho gots out of the Into- rlor, and hea seon oldGoorgo's swall clothes, wa sun e surpritcd. W warued tho Earl that the ‘Agricultural Buresu would be fatal to him, ‘Cho rond to tho Agrioultural Bureau, wo mald, in whito with tho bones of distinguished foreiguors. Tev not tho Washington Monument tompt you, nless you want to dio.” APPLETON’S OYCLOPEDIA, T APPLETONS’ ANERICAN CYCLOPEDIA NEW REVISED EDITION, Eatlroly rawritten by tho ablost writors on ovory subjost. Printed from now type, and fllustrated with Sav. eral Thousand Engravings and Maps. Ths work originally publithed nnder the titlo of Tire NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPZDIA was comploted in 1863, #inco which time tho wide elrcalation which 1t has at. taiued In all parts of tho Unitod States, and tho slgnal developments which havo takon place I ovory branch of sclenco, litoratura, and art, iave inducod tha editors and ‘publishors to submit It to au oxact and thorough revision, and to {ssuo & new odition, ontitled THE AMENIOAN QrcrorzvIA. Within the Inst'ton yaars tho progress of dlsoovery in avery dopartment of kuowledge has mado a now work of roforancy an mperativo want. The movomont of politioal affairs has kept pace with tha diseaverlas of solonco, and tholr frultful applioation to this Industrial and useful arts and tho convenience and rofinement of sooial ltfo. Groat wars and consequont rovolutions havo ogourrod, fovolving nativnal changes of peculisr momont, The elvll war of our own countey, which wat at (te height when tha last valume of tha old work ap- peared, has happlly boen endod, aund & now courso of com- werelal and fndustelal activity has baen commenced. Largo accassions to our gaographical knowladge Lavo been mada by tho indefatigable oxplorors of Africa, T'ho gront political rovolutions of tha last decade, with tho natursi rasult of tho Iapse of tims, have brought fnto publio view a multitude of new won, whoso names aro io ovory ono's mouth, and of whosa lives overy ono Is curlous t0 knaw the particulars. Great battlas havo beon fonght and Importany slegos malntained, of which the dotails ara as yot presorved only in tho newspapers or {n the tran. »lont pubitications of the day, but which ought ow ta take tholr placo in pormanent and authontio history, Tn preparing the prosent edition for tho yrcas, it hay ao- cordingly baon tho Alm of tho odltors ta bring down tho information to tho latost possible datas, and to furnish an accurate account of tho most recent dlscovorios in onoo, of every frosh produation in ltoraturo, sud of the nowest uventions Iu tha practical arts, as well 2s to glve & sucolust and original Tacard of tho progress of po- Tities] and bistorical eventa, i “Tho work has boon bsgun aftor long and careful prelim- inary tabor, and with the most smple rusvuraos fur curry= Ing it on to a succassful terwsloation, » None of the origtusl storuotype plates have boen ureds ‘but avory pags has boen priuted oo now typo, forming in faot a now Oyolopwedis, with the ssme plan and conipass an it prodacossor, but with & far greater poouniary ez- panditure, and with such improvomonts in its composi- tlon as havo bsen suggosted by longsr oxporlence snd onlargod knowledgo, Tho Llustrations, which aro fntroduced for tho first thwma {n the present editlon, have bean added not for tho aako of plotorlal offcot, but to give greater lusidity and o to tho oxpluantlons fn the last, They ombraco all branchos of sclonce and of natural histoty, and depict the wost famous and romarkable featuros of soencry, aralii- taoture, and arl, v wall as tho varlous processcs of ma- clianlos aud wennfacturon, Although lntonded for ine ateuotion rathor than embollishniont, 0o pais hiave been il to {nsure tholr artlatlo excellouco; tha cost of thelr acution Is ouormois, aud it ls baliavad they will find a wolaomo rocaption a8 an admirable feature of tha Oyelos piuilln, and worthy of its high oharaotor, "Tuls work {s s0ld to subacribors anly, payablo on dollv- ory of oach volume, Tt will Lo complated in slzioon larga ootavo volumos, oach coutafning about 800 pagos, fully tilustratod with saveral thoussnd Wood Eogravings with numorous colorod Lithuzraphio Maps, Prico and Style of Bindin) o Tait Jtussh i 1 e 1o bl I Tiiroe volumes now ready, Bucasading volame completion, will ba lssuad once {n two mouths, +,* Rpeolmen yagos of {he ANXRIOAN OYOLOPXDIA, showing 1ypo, Mlusteations, o,, will be sont gratls, ou applioation. 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SATURDAY KVENING, Grand Farowell Kellogg Night, A Qroat Repressntation, 'Ilio wholo Kellogg Company, 10 an Aduirablo Entortainmont. FRANK A, HOWSON. . .Condutar. Admisslon, 81 aud bx rol Boata, 8140 and 83, STAR LEOTURE COURSE. MUSIO HALL. BRADLAUGH, The Eloquent English Republican, To-Night, Dec. 16. *Tho Ropublican Movement in England.” Tickats, 60and 75 ota., for sala at Janson, McClurg & Ca.’s, and at Box Ollics, Blusio Mall, Carpenter it Sheldon, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Farewell to Lydia Thompson. Last weok and lnst tima ovor in_Ohlcago—Full Repor- tolra and Nightly Olinnge. Friday—Urand tary Tongil Sodny, D OTILIERN. MoVICKER'S THEATRE. THR UNIVERSAL PAVORITE, TL.OTTA, IN HER NEW AND SPARKLING COMEDY, N i ‘With Songs, Dancos, and Genernl Mirth, Every nfght and Baturiny Mauines, - Hucurs jour teats, MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, Monroa-it., batwoen Duarboru aud State. Arngton, Cotion & Wemble's Minstres, Complot: d entiro changoe of programms. Firat time of the Extravagant Burlosyuo and Operatic Sketch, en- titled THE DUOM OF THE FUMFOUZLEUM, Muckin and Wileog, Bobby Noweumb, Billy Rice, Krunost Linden, Qaurge Davonport, Aclington, Cotton, and Kembie, fi now spoclaltics, - T whola to couclude with tho Coulo Bkaten, ontitl MORI SUITORS THAN ONT. Ervery Evsaing and Saturday Maiinoo, Y. M. C. A, READINGS. By C. DALE ARMSTRONG. Cenfenary B, K. Chucch, Tuesday Eve., Dog. 16, Wabashuav, M. i, Ghuech, Thursday Kve., De Admilttance 26 cis, Rosorvod Seats, A Bgmbers ot {n arciars for ucs sdmited frog. ‘Tickota for salg at W. B; lKcen, Couko & Co. at.: fnorson & Stott's, $9 Modison-st," Bilss Stiarp's, Twonty-socont-at. and Wabaubav, 3 ¥. M, O, A Ttoomn,” 87 Iandolphat., and at the door on tha Wi ovoning of thy reading. GLOBE THEATRE. Egonlng, and WRDNFSDAY and SATURDAY Tvery FRoRElEs, oo Yoo Amgrican Actor U8 TURUK, In the Thellling Drama, LIGILENING BOR. Moaday, Doc: BSAN TIRANCISCO MINSTRELS. SUNDAY _SCHOOL OHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT. Brilitant Fronoh Glnss Photograrks thrown on sereon by Stereopticon. _Address § Rliudes-nv, DR, KAHN'S HAGNTFCENT JAOMICAL, MOSECH or! OF Natural,Sctonco._nnd Art, 14 South Claricat, Madison. Tickots, 50 conts; for geatlomon anly. apon fror 98, 10, to 10 b, mi, datly and Sunduy, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK TO CARDIEE, BRISTOL, LONDON, And ol Other Points in Englond and Wales, The South Wales Atlantio Stoamahip Uompany's now Srstocioss Steamubing will aal from Venssylvunis Ratl- rond : Nov. 16 near ‘Doors Stacraga Pantcngors. ~ [frst oy ; Socond Cabin, 263 eurroncy; Stoor. + propaid Sleorago cortificates Gom Care ts for £1 and upwards, Cardll, at the Com- ny's Ollicas, No. 1 Dock el Uh='ahiers, and in Now York to ARCHIBALD BANAER & €O, Aonts No, 17 iruadivay, , $80 curron 0 ourrency 31, Dral rthier pacticulark, av) CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL Belween New York, Cork, and Liverpool, magnificent, now and full-yowerad Stenmshins of this Lino offer unrivaled accommodations to all vlnsses of passcngars, 'The steamors huing alikoe, travalers secura Do great advantao of hasing an counlly good and fast stoamor far cach Al o Mlllnfi. 0CEANID, QELTIC, BELGTC REPUBLIO, BALTIG, ADRTATIO, AT BIITANNIC, Khiling from Now York an SATUR- DAY, fraw Livorpaal on 1ITURSDAYS, calling at Cork Harbor both ways. Rutes as luw as any Hral.clasy lino, Eorfustiior (aformatica apply to Comnaye's Wstorn gich, 47 wad 0 Routh Oluskcat,, noas Wasliogios, Chicago. Dratis on Great Brifain and Treland from £1 upwards ALMUED LAUERGRES, Avent. CUNARD MAIL LINE. ESTABLISEBD 1840. Steam Botween New York, Doston. Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Tondon and il British Points, From New York every Wednosday. From Baston every Saturday. runknge, 880, S100 and 8180, Gold. Cailn Pumango, B8, SO0 §100 Gold Steorago Pamage, 6 ourraacy. Pavengors ind froght T T d i Gront Hritatn and froiand. bt DAY BY VERNIED, adel Wewn Acent, W+ cur. tlark and Haudolobsis. STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DEL- FAST AND LONDONDERRY. Thieso clegant now Clsdoluflt stoamors will sstl from Pior i, Norih Kivor,aa followss Saturday, Nov. {irdiy, Doo inturday, Doo. 31, Aud ovory altormato aturdny thercaficr, taking pas: sengors ot through rates (o llld)nrll fl& Great Beitaln and L"l::“ll I‘NL?I[:'I:‘( N mv:mk;n. jonmark, and Gorinany. s o , TioF Trelilit or passugo anply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & fh Ty rondny oie Otfon No. 45 Tiroxdway, 0 WARLE, Gouorul \Vestora Agonts 50 Clnrkater Chicao: NATIONAL LINE, NOTIOK-'‘his Company (akos therisk of iusurauca (up to 380,00 1n gold) oo vach ut itaatonmors, thie givio) lo guuratilo (O saluty an boan adopted by s, o LAV EENSIOWN, from P N ¥ b Norih Hrort - Row Yark, 1 (rom Fler Doo. 1 rao oo k pab uc, 4| Uanada, Ju. 3 For LR (Uiroet) evory foxtulwhit. o Bidorsgo oy 2 o 870, SR 00 ¢ 3 Cublu Pasguires 870 S80 wid S10 Currouoy raten, Fanseugors booked to diasian pointa s Tow satgr, 0 aro the Jargoatin tho trado, lie Contnai ) Troluud, Northeast curner Clark and ll’(“l'l\l{l hornnn Louso), Ohlcago, WICL] Uenoral Westorn Akent. ANGHOR o Bl"lm[ twioe & wouk trom Nuw York, and carrylog pase gongors toall parts of tireat Brituin, frolund, Continontal Hrope, and the Moditorcancau, Uabin roi $6; Siser: hraun & o, l|I'|”Ilh d Felnk Il:"" nn-fl‘. o8 !‘"L. l’al 0 1 "porte saio ar Gfbor rogulas iin jyabls (o B oL, Amaly e Tl Inforation at 't ¢ A ) e Sinong, o, T unling Urocny Now York, aad Nu 1 Sator Tasailuai Madonathe, Oblosgo, " & HANDERSON BROTUERS, Agents, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. THE LEADING NEWSPAPER I THE NORTAVEST, ey i dackion A Night Exprast GNAND RAPID: THE PAPER FOR THE FARMER, MECHANIC, MANUFACTURER, MERCHANT, BANKER, PROFESSIONAL MAN, AND THE FIRESIDE. PROSPECTUS FOR 1874. Tho coming year promises to bo the most oventiulin a political sonso that wo havo seon sinco tho closo of tho war. Tho quostions which have ongrossod and divided the public mind during the past twonty years are rapidly pessing away, and wo find growing up in differont parts of tho country a party csllod by vari- ous names---in California tho Inde- pendont party, in Iowa tho Anti- Monopoly party, in Wisconsin tho Reform party, in Illinois tho Farmers’ Movoment---having a com- mon purpose and inspiration, and exhibiting a strength which proves that it answers ono of tho chief de- mands of the hour. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE will give a large share of its attention to this NEW MAN- IFESTATION OF PUBLIC SENTI- MENT. It holds: 1st. That the old party orgamaza- tions aro essontially corrupt and frandulent, Having no longer any principles to carry into effoct, they have bocome mere business ontor- prises, meking a show of opposition to each other, but really sharing in the procoeds of profligato and dis- honost legislation. ‘To suppose that any healthful reform can flow from the protended offorts of these worn- out and demoralized partnorships is pltogother vain and illusory. 2d. That the tariff systom now in vogue is o cunning devico to rob the many for the benofit of the fow, and that its effect is to cause farm pro- ducts to exchange for about one-half the quantity of foreign or ¢ pro- tected” goods they would otherwise buy. 3d. That railroads cannot exact more than a fair rate of interest on the capital actually invested in them, and that whon, in addition to this, they claim dividends on watered stock and fraudulont bonds, the State may rightfully interfore for the protection of the people ; that unjust discriminstions between different locolities are in violation of law and should be prohibited. 4th, That subsidies or bounties of monoy, land, or public credit, to railway, stoamship, or other corpo- rations, are flagrant abuses of the powers of government, fraught with the gravest dangers to the people, and tending to promote corruption, oxtravagance, speculation, and financiel disaster. The general character of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is too well osteblished to need recapitulation. It is always independent and fear- less in the oxpression of its views. In its nows department it is second to no paper in the United Statos. 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O o] B0 . e TV 0, WENTWORTH, General Passonzor Akuit ap 2. m: 16, m, s, Mornlng Exv Nigut Fxpros CHICAT & ALTON HAILROAD. Chicago, Kantas City and Denver Short Line, tfa Lauls ‘an, M, d Chicago, Sprinafield, Allon and St, rough Line, - Unfon l’l{m'. Weat ide, near Matisor bridge, - Heket Oliees £ 41 Depol, andd 132 feardolplst Toewtir, * 9:200. . Laitiana, Mot 9:45 p. . i, VIn AT Lo 350 h. o ia fizin e ol CHIPAGD, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY. Union Depol, ‘orner Hadifon and Canl-ate,; Ticket Dflcs G5 oty Clariontey opposiie Sherman Tioute, aned at Depate Lea Arrire. *9:30 0. m. 2. m. *6:00 D, . poml [110:00 pum. . m, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depots—Funt of Lakentt,. Indiantav, ane Sicteenthsst, i Canal and Sixleentlesta, 3ickel Offces, No, 03 Clarite 1., Grawd Pucic Hotel, and at depots, Teave, Maftand Expros Qi wit Bireatar T Duliuquo & Slous Uity J Pagiilc Inot Ling, for Oin Kunsas C“‘Y‘ pavenivort! chison & St. Joseph kx| Aurora Passonger.. ~ Bendote, Ottawa & Hiroator Pass) Aurora Bassonger, ‘Aurors Passs Db & A0y 4 * 0:00 8, . *10:00 a. m; i Paclito Natt ¥ixt, for Ol ansas Cif vonwort onison & Si. K1, Duwner's Urovo Accomnio Downer's Grove Accomniodation “Toxny Lxprass. Tz, Sundays, 55, 8115 p. m, 16:00 ps i, Baturdny, 3Ez, Mondny, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Deyot faotaf Lakast, andfoot of Tuenty-second-t, A T e Heket Arrive, (a) Runa to Obampaign oo CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. ity afices, corner Tearr, Arrize. a Pacific Fast Line a Dubuqua S a Unaba Night Bxpross, @ rcopurt & Dubuaua K60 a ui i 8 AliTuauken MAtk.sseares oo 3xpio 5 ant L xpross.. 2| o 8 Marguotte Pipro: 1 b, o Siadisan & Winona Possongsr.se u—Dcyot cormor of \Wella and Kinzlost -gpot coruor of Caunl and Kinzo-ats, W, HSTENNETT, Gen, Pass, Agont, COLORADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Ticket and Frelaht Ofice, 77 Clarkests Special Lnducomonts. Greng Niv Reuto. &, T: &St Felt. R W L. WEBH, Goilt Ag'h CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of VanDuren and Sherman-sis, Ticket ofice, Grand Puctfc Hotel, rrive. Teave, Omaba, Leavanw'thi& Atch Peru Accommodation Night Bxpross... E LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. 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