Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1874, Page 3

s THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1874, EVERTS-BURROUGHS. Tho Matter Comes up Before the Deacons, Dr. Tverts Submits Ilis State- ment, Mo Denies tho Charges Mado Agaiusf [im, and Dxplains Mis Courso, ] What Dr. Burroughs Hos Done and TLeft Undone The Deacons Refer the Subject to a Special Committees Dr. Everis’ Address to the Congrega- tion---Their Warm Response. The Dencons of tho Firat Baptist Church met at b o'clock yesterday aftornoon in the ante-room ndjoiuing tho leotura-liall, and, aftor oating their lunch, tock up tho Durroughs-Evorts contro- vorsy, Mr. Glllott presided, as usual, THE LETTER FROM TIE COMMITTEE. Tho communication from the Exccutive Com- mitteo of tho Board of Trusteos of tho Uni- vorsity was read. It simply called attontion to the fact that Dr. Everts had thrown out asper- sions against Dr. Burroughs, and mentioned that thoy proposed taking notice of it. It did not stato what they intendod doing, or make any spocific charges ngainst Dr. Everca. DR, EVENTS' DEFENSE. Thben followed tho roading of tho following defense by Dr, Evorta: the First Daptist Church: T et T Yo Lo ety motifed o tat tlie Excoutive Committes of tho Board of Clleago Unlvorsity bave seon i to arralgn e before you, as {lio_suthor of allcged sianders, oic,, ngainst D, Bur~ TougLs, the President, and Buard ‘of the Universily of Cnicigo, and asked of me nu oxplanation and de- Souwo of 01y conduct in the premlses. In tho first place, T woutd bo justiiied in a6 i wuch i Irregular mauor, by bl horge made such an lrregul nunel L3 B e of this 1oand who. Overetal! thetr powara In comuiibting {ho wholo Box¥d to such s gravo urraign- meut wituout luying the muttor beforo thom, Lesdes, the membors of ihis Committeo are Ireo from tho churgo of partiaauship fa thik muller, and of wubsidiz- + ing tholr high oftice to sccomplish purty ends, In tha second place, I regurd tho ACTION INBRGULAT, Decauso this Comuittee, f it hee thority in tho mutter, did not sumwon mo beforo them to givo my dofense, which 1 should willingly lave dome, but thrust ihis outside matter upon the Church with the evident in- tent of brecding distrust and strifo within ita mem- Vorskip. EVIDENT ANIMUS, In third place, 1 mighc object that tho snimus of attack §8 tuo evident; that truth uud publio justico are not its objocts ; for if thoy were, the ackuowiedged writer of tho offeunive patugraph—o gentiomon posu- niarly snd morally responsible, occupylug high lit- orury and_edueationul positions, whose character is above reproseh—would Luve boen urraigued Leforo a 1hied namo would have been iegally involved, In tho fourth place, I usk, Why did tho Exeoutivo Qommities, in niuking tho accusution, seloct one point, whils puseing by others quite s domaging to tho Presidont? It 48 becauso the other poluta could ot ko readily bo mado to cover a fioiftious fewuo with the Boord, or Lecsuss Witneases o establiali otucr Jolnts are still aniong us, of tho highost reputation, nud their truth or fawity might oaslly be shown, FALSE INSOES. ; In the fifth placo, I unequivocally deny ho falso _issuo suld to ba found lu tho urliclo of Mr, Stonc. * “here I8 uo defulcation charged upon Dr. Burroughs in oxpress terme, or by nucodsary implications, and consequently o8 condoning the ofitnco charged pon the Board of the Universiy, Great injusticy fs thero- forg dono me by formully ciarging mo with slauder, and that before asking or aliowiug oxplanation or de- feuse before the Board, Tu tuo stxth place, wo come to Tiy BEAL CHATOR and the proofs of it. ‘e words uscd were tho follows iryg: * Botn Prof, Mizer and Dr, Ofurke stand bigh {n tug pulife contidence, und now Lold Ligh, respousitle, and hoorable olffcnl Blutins, ond their frionds bes lleve they have boun great.y wronged by ux parte slate- ments oud iterested testinicny in regard (o tho bie- tory and_results of the udmuiststion, Onglt such men to be dopreclited in the interesi of glic wuosy own affairs Luvo been 80 toosedy munuged that, as fo alleged, u balunce aguinst bim of soma £20,000'couw.d not Lo accounted for ofter u (aeful {nves sgation Ly ho most vxpert bookkeepor, and the batuuco wad tiai Iy cauceled by tho Bourd of Lrusieca 29 This i referred to merey nd iliustrating {ho au- thority upon which mainy the adminfstration of Me:brd, Ciurko oud Mizer has buen 50 misrepre- cented nad_dlsparaged. In support of (his cliurgo againal Dr. Burroagny, of groat carelesaness in keep- duy tho neconuts o1 1o Untvoreity,—carcivssuess so great a o copol the Buard to Junip them,—ilie loi- wing testimony hag been gathered by Mr,'Stono: COMSIITEE OF INVESTIGATION. 4 Tiio Committes uppointed 1o fuvestigato the stata ony au- <+ of the fluunces of the Uniyersity wus Messrs, Dicker- £on, Pollurd, and Burtia, “This in their Leatunony,—n tho tuse of two of them, submitted to them beforo publicatfon ; 1u tho cass 'of the tlurd, vouched for by W. W. Bogiugton und others, Mr, Thowss §, Dicker- s gavedotwls and fllustrations of the diticahties In tho way of tho Committeo which 1nue it impossidle to make out any bulmeo of the books,. His impression s thaf tho wonoys BWOrD 0 have veen rovcived by Dr. Burroughs, and the recelpt of wluch ho acknowledged when Lus attou- tion was called to purticulur cases, but which it scoms wero not entered upon (o boolis, and for some of which no vouckors of muy kind could bo found, amounted to about $23,000, Mr, J, K, Poard sub- atantintes Mr, Dickersow's statemiont ; thinks the mongys that could not bo sccounted for by regulur voucliors umountod to somo $30,000, Mr. J, K, Burtia rays thit, utter eudepyoring for mouths, mght ofter Dight, 10 Obtafn meetings with the President, snd to tiavo {ho hooks presont when togethor, and, inally, to uuderstand tho_Looks, thy Cominittes, though somo of them were oxpert accountunts, botamo disgusted with the stato of lhnxtmcmmli, and declared tho Looks inoxplicablo, Ho eays, with ihe rest of the Commitles, fhoy made no churga of defalcation, but only that Youchers wero wuntiug, and » natiufuctory statement from tho books wus 1npos- s, Bir. James L, Tyler, ox-moniber of tio Bosel, writcs under dto of Loutsvile, Jan, 12, 1874: * My recallection ia thut tho uccounts of Dr, Burroughs with the University bud boen running for many yeurs, and were in Liopeless confusion. A commitios wue np- Jolinted to muka o putticnont, wo found, it fuprace eable to reach » Batlafactory fosutt, and thiore wis & Duai jumpg of the sccounts, but of tho preclse amount i dispuito I cannot atato, My own momory of tho matter was thus statod to M, Stono, THK FINAL COMMNITTEE reported, after louy dellworation, plan for closing the secounts’ with Dr, Buvroughs, crediting Lim for all accounts of salary aud other oxpouscs, bub mot ckfning of him somo 820000 tust hiad recoived, but for which e bud no’ vouchors, No chiarge of deflcation wus made, bt ondy tho 100sest ousinces manegement, perlious to suy great Ananciul enterprive.” o Tha followlng written SIALEMENT OF 3T, 3, M, CLARKR, will show what bearing the prosent records of the Untvereity buve ou the matter i dlapute, and how ir- relovant J4 tho published statoment of v, John Grggs, the prosent Treasuror, that ho fnds 1o ac- couut of any defaleation or indebiednesa of Dr, Bure roughs n the University, Says Mr. O, W. Olurk: Ty tho year 1804, when fhe Rov. Mr, G, Olark bo- camo Finunclal Becrotary of tho’ UniVersity, 1 was called upon to keep the ‘sccounts of eaid Univorelty, A now 8t of boolts was opened, becauso it was undor- stood tho old ot were in 100 confuscd a condition to be continued,’ "To whicn lot me add that tho Bpeclsl Commlitee, after yours of lnvor, mado tie Abava roport, and Alr, Clark tarted anow 8ot of books, Tho preseut reasurer is a Hitlo premature in expross: ing his opiuion on this mutter, which was settled pefore the now books were opened, 1f nny doubt remains in your minds g to the care- Jossneas charged upon Dr, Burroughe, I Lave thio tes. timony of the Rov. J, B, Alcott, fivst fuancinl agout of Iue University, aud of J, 8, Lawrence, for_soveral yeara {tu Stoward, T may 6tato in Justica o Dr, Dur- Toughs thot, after the §20,000 undccountod for were canceled, (liore appeazal 10 be Lalanco of $10,000 dus him, which ho ogreed to givo the University fu whole or 12 part, in the form of Acholurabip ‘Tl ends my formal auswer (o tlio specifio charge i beforo mo, but I would crave your indulgeuce Uttlo Jonger, whilo I muko what I hopa wil bo wy I 48 3t 18 1uy frut, public statoment on this vexed quess o, and 1 wish o make it to vindicato my conduct in jhe 'matter, from (Lo chargo of envious or parely naliclons prosocution of ox-Frealdent Burroughis, that you may know what bave beeu MY REASONADLE MOTIVLS AND SOLE END, 1. What publio splsicd mau fu Cbicago could look 91 indifforently whilo Western collegos Jiko Evanston snd Grauvillo wero payiug debts sud socuring_endow= wonts, whilo our = University, with = manifold peator prospects of succoss, should remain # & staudstill, should as largel 1 dobt, and poss y 11d at thie clozo of Mesars, Clarko aud Mixer's fuanclal sdminisiration years ngo 7 What if I was littlo rest- tesa undor {t, s felt that the adminfstration wes to blamo for it inoficioncy ? DR, BURROUG1FS' REAINIECENOES, 4, Tow conid I, & member of tlo Board, help Zrom Dolug drfatressed when ona golden oppartunity after suotlier ulipred through Dr, Burrough' ugere? A lau entbuslustically supporied by many friends of ouglas 4o finsh mid endow the Uiivoreity as Dougine Monument waa diverted by the tardinoss of the Fres {dunt, und the large fund ralacd went to build tho un- fnished pedestal on the Juke ilore, of o | Congressions! appropriation for edneation fn this Btato shonld have been uwd to found & poltochnio Achool fn Citeago, and Gav. Yates winhied i1 tils wiy to honor fho meelinnieal centro and chiof univoraity of thio Btato, b, ns I be- liovo, urongh {bo fallire of Dr, Burroughs' o operation, {hin gréat plan failed, Thon n ploco of land, wurtls niow $40,000, was deeded to the Unlversity by £wo of thy owiiers, bt tho third namo wan_ novor 0be tolned, Why? It maid by thoso who know, that tho Prespdent did uot hye tho fufluenco to seoura ity Agnin n cltizon of Now York offered nn endowmout for o sclentiflosehool now worth n quarter of & million, Dut on cortain conditions which the Univeralty ndinin® tstratlon wonld nat thiuk of accepting, though they wera not too bard for & neighboring achool (0 progt by, Lator, ono of tho graduates and "Wrustees of the Unile yeralty wa roported to intond to lewo hin lorgo estato ta thio Univorsity, it o * shiddoring nilusion V' of tho Tresident to Wi lookod-for domiso In enid to hnvo chunged his will, for notlhing camo to thoe Univeraity exchequer from’ thint gource. Mr, Willug B, Ogdeit mado a splondid offof of building the remaiiing wing of {lio Univoraity If tho dobt was only pald; it juat then Meenre, Clarko nnil Mixer wero driven nwny, and Dr, Burroughs was Dot equal to tho taak nt att early enough day. A medicul collego was refuseidl ndmite tanco, uud tiow at old law dopartment has boen: bult loat, Takon soparatels, thoso Iossoa might possibly bo ox= Ininied withont refloeting upon the compotency of Mr. urroughs, but how could o niany prizoa hava eluied tho grasp of & vigorous adminisirution ? Accorain {hio proverb, & nik g00d ot Inaking exciea ib good for notiilg _elad, Burcly ono who cotild adequafely o~ pIntn aud apologizo for all thedo fafluiros would Liavo i1l tmo to do anything olso for tho Univorsity, In itnt all remarkublo that, with all this knowledge, T aliould, on T was in duty Uouid as guardian of pub- lio trust, moko known my viowa to_tho Board of tlio unftucss and coudcquont domoralizing tufluouce of the President 7 3, Dut ol the timo that I was opposcd to tho Prvident it must bo evidont to anyono acquainted with thio fucts that I was NOT MOVED DY PEAISONAL FERLING, for it can bo proved that most that bus boert done for tho Univorsity has beon throtigh tho so-caled oppo- sition, intn whote labors Alr, Burrougbs onterod. What 'Mr, Burroughd olatma to hnvo doue, to tha de- truction of Mossrs, Olcott, aud Olarke, Mixer and otliers, theso gentiomen uili#m wan dono ot only with- ont 1t nid but n spite of Lia opposition, Was thero 110 ground for dlssatirfaction with suclt PUSLIO MISIESRESENTATION of my old frionds nud co-worker it behuf of thio Uni~ Versity 7 Tho injustico done tho founders and eatly \workea for tho University n thio professed bistorics Mr, Burroughin wrote, or caused to ba writien, lins ex- cited the greatent indfguation of thelr friends, 1t s ouly within & fow yours that it bocamo known that Mr, Burroughs was siob tho nolo nor oven tho firet to appronck Hcntor Douglis on (hls subject of tho University, Dr. Eddy first recelved tho gruut and then, necozdfug to tho testimony of Judga Hop- kius, an eye-witness, as publielied fu the Standurd, it was mude {0 Clnrloa Walker, \Whon Dr, Burrouglis was appolnted Lo closo tho agreemont, Lis fuvoravle socoption wan lrgely duo o i ltters of commends- tion written by Merars, Ttoyne, Cameron, and Shealun, political oud *busincsa frienda of the'donor, Gen, Cameron's vislt to Terro Haute whilo Donglas was sick really nottled tho mntter, Tho namo of tio Rev. 3.1 Oleott, than whom nono deserves to staud highor 8 1 soll-sacrflclng worker for the University, acarcoly appoars at all in theso bistorles, Tt was hio who ob= inined §80,000 wood aubscripifona in tho country, whilo Dr, Burroughs wap taklug Domos just about_twice as fast, 80 fust thut, sccording {o 3ir, Oleott’s written “testimony, Lut’ $10,000 of tho $140,000 could over bo collocted. ' To snya further that, IV iilo this failure to colloct was owing Iu part to tho finunclal crash of 1857, it was more Inrgely dus to the fuct thint tho subscriptions wero obtained with such yorlal concessions_and couditiona by Dr, Burroughe, wwho accepted them, that_they Wera nuli and void, s0 that in niuny casea when T went to sottlo them and ot notes, 1 fouid the msker of {he wubseription taking thie position tlat ho was under no moral obligntion to pay." Porliaps I owo it to myelf o go further and Bay that by il posalble moans I sought,whilo connected wWith tho University snd since, tocover up his weake tess gometimoa 1 oot golag beyoud what duty ro- wred, VPOF two or mor yeara_boforo I resigned, my rela- tions_ with him 'wero oxecodingly unpleasant, yot I wonld not bave a collislon for tho snko of tho Univer- sity, and should havo resigned elghteen miontlis beforo " Dut for & couviction that it would bo dlaastrous to the University, Mossra, Olark, and Mizer hase loon treated just s siinbbily a8 M, Oleott, though during their adminfstration the fingnces wero put in order, tho iow bullding with tho obsorvatory was eracted, tha teloscopo snd the meridian eirclo’ oblafned, thd Grack chnr ondowed fo tho extent of $23,00, a Rufirond_chinfr of Englncering nusplelously” begtin and somo 160,600 liot wdded to tho nssets of tho instilution, ' Dr. Durronghe does not raise n finger to correet. tho atatements mado in tho Enstern ‘prees to diaparage or uven ignora thelr lubors, Lven & Imatter as recent an THE LAND-SORENF, for which let Dr. Burrotghia bo full¥ praised, 1s mis- ropresented, All tha eredit of it fs clatmed for tho ox- Trosident, Ife did manoge to Talse money to by the L, bt nothing is said of the money Measra, Jacobs aud Burchell put intoft. It was but a small haif to buy the land ; nothing 1s said of thoso who disposed of it. 1t wan not Dr, Lurroughs nor hie fricuds, I left n for two montha after tho Airo on & pleasuro teip it o eutd, but, to got $100,000 of the land pledged for sale, i "W truth la told. I wont at tho writlen rol quest of mnny prominent Baptlsts fn_tho city, encouraged by tho publio doclaration of Dr, Bitrroughia thiat nobody elsp could accomptish the object, Through tho apeedy rocovery of Chicago real cstata after tho firo it Al not provo necessary 1o press all tho salea X seoured in'my nppeals to moro than fifty congregations in Bulalo, Atbany, Boston, Trovidanco, Now. Yark, andl $irooklyn, It ws tho edlos Esst snd the $40,000 made in my own church that pledged tho success of thio gigantio and porilous enterprise, What do 1 got in rotutn for all this but slanderous chargess that I worked for a percentngo of my colleotiona; that I did it only for tho sake of an_apportunity to dofamo Dr, Burrovghs in the East, What fa Dr. Burrouglis doing ncantliio for e 7 Dit, BURNOUGH'S HOSTILITY, He stooped to opposs In tho Nommatlug Committeo of tho Educationa) Commissiou agsembled ut that timo ut Philadelpbi, tho relention of my name on the Western Commitiee, ~As this has becn contradicted, T give tho teutiznony of Dr, G, B, Balley, who was Ohule- than of tho Nominating Comniitteo, T 'liad no doubt. at tho tmie, nor linvo I now, that in preasing Lis Mst of nutnes byfore tho Nominating Committeo against tho nowduudon T munde, Dr. Burroughs' oprosition waa partfeulnrly direcled ngninst the nimes of Drs, Everts and Nortbrup, Such corrections of false staiements may eoem, to thoso whoso Livea hiave not been dovoted to _public objects, of trifiing importance, but fn those conceriied there is nothing moro fmportant, Who cares who steal his purso? A good namo I8 Latter than rubles, What mn of honor can be indifferent {o hig roputution 7 In the history of Olileago Univer- sity, lat lionor bo given to whom Liouor is diie, HE DID NOT WANT TiIk PRISIDENOY. Tho grealcst injustice has besn dono mo by clrculat- ing tho Teport for yours that I songht the Presidency. Wliy Linvo not witilcescs, boon found to_aupport this cliarge? 1f true, surely Some must havo boen paked to promoto tbat object, OF somo moasure might be do- teeted giving color to'the charga, Butno mian oxists irho dares attenpt proof of (i charge, 1bs 3 Lnwe- less, mallclous fabrication, But it hiss served tho purgose for whicl it was fiivonted : discredited ‘my Judgmont i regard to tho huparlanc of o change of adwinstration, Th impression hoa olso been widely made that I hove PEISECUTED DR, BURROUGIS, Those who Lsve known mo_iutimately for many years know I am not capablo of persceuting muy ouc, ut thiat T deapivo those who sacrifice putlls trusts eftlier to porsonul friendship or prejudice, If I have been beslde myself §n (s mattor, it bus been for tho £alic of 10 oflleo or emolument, 'If the incompetency of Dr. Burraugha hus been Jeoparding tho promiso of i University, ny oposition ny linvo Leen bt seancy logally, nud th charge of persecution appenrs wholly grutulione, Dut thus chargo also bap answered tho purpose for whith it was waried : mokiug diversion from tho real woalkness of (hs adminlstration by sido ues, Tu regard to the whole perdod of my assoclation in thio work of tho University with the Rev. J, B, Olcott, ho writes: “Nor can I refrain from adding thut, whils wohava often couferred togather on tho luforcats of tho Uuiyersity, when, from bin relations to i, we necessurdly hud'to spoulc of Dr, Burroughs, yet never Qid Thear from youon unkind word il feference to Llm, or that might betray on your part tho silghtest meatuze of i-will towurd him,? Trof, Mixer Writes: “Your honest, earnest, and poraoyering efforls for the good of the dear causo aud Ueloved institution, in ko faco of the slanders and abuee whicl huve bien Lieaped upon you, Lavo soemed {0 mo almost Incrediblo,” T kuow {hut, from tho impulaiveness ond enfhus fasm of my mature, I liavo sometimes expressed mysolf 50 strongly that' designing persons might muko out of my conversation what was uever inteudod, nor over fulrly cxprewsed, aud perhups Infor viudietive spirit but wheit thero hea beoy 1o ool eoutroversy, ad Dr, Diiss fublicly confessod, luve Ueon a pernonal peraceution 7 Somo Lo abjucted to 1y outapoken courso ns keop- ing Dr. Burronghs in the Fresldency, Lut this, i of- fect, cliargeu that tho Toard have sucrifieed the pubille ood to spite au Individual, Or It suppozes a dlsinters Gatedness In’ Dr, Burronglis hie lins nol, and fow have aver, shown, in voluntarily purreudering amportant otiet and shiolympnla. O i wippowts o peopio would, without, information or Lelp to thoir Julge mout, spontuncously roform & great abuso, Thera 1o 1o ovidenco that, 1 less hud been sald, tha doliverence Lud loug'siuco come. Whiat has enforeod tho chunge noyw, but tho finperious demaud of publia sontiment ugatust (ho Infatuation und Llluducss of tho Preaident wnd his purtissus? Hns ot lie result fnully Tenclied viudicatod our judgmont and motives from the beginning 7 lavo not the wiseal aud th et telda ot tho Univessty nl slong Genlrd thla eud ? Somo of the most Intelligont atudents wrote ears ngo to tho Secrotary of tho Board complabitng of TH toemaneloncy, Tho sironkcst. saembera of Sty Faculty buve froni fho firet desired chongo in the Presidiney, At the coremoninl yotiremiont of tho Preste dont, the usuul resolutions of reapect did not appear, Thotigh a comsitico was appofuted to_proparo thom, nono woro offered, Sllonce, under such elreumatuncos, wus tho most prouounced Judgment, But now b bow could thero LET U UDRY THE PART in & new departure ; lot tho suppoeod partisans of Dr, Jurcoughs retfro with Lim from the Losrd, os tho sor culled porifsuns sgainst bim did somoclghteen months 0, and allow pew men to tuke thelr plices and join thio’ many noblo men ulready in the Lioard, aud earry our great enterpriso on to success, ‘Llius, Dr, Bure roughs and his frionds may prove thely distntorosted= nos and allow tho University to atiso to lior destined reatuces, ¥ If thoy will at onco do what'all Impartial men woutd call mout propor, we may unitoin a great Anonciul movemont, aud {n 1670 uhiuw n grandor Cuntounial offore ing thau any other school on the continout, DIHCUBHION, A protracted dlscuesion ensued, during which tho question waa asked : ** What shall bo sald in auswer to the lotter from the 'I'rustecs?" The Doacons woro unablo to arrive at s conolusion, aud (ho dooument was finally roforred to a special committes, consisting of B, I, Jacobs snd Oyrus Bentloy, to draft an answer and report 1t at the next meoting for approval or amendmeut, Pri- vatoly, the Doacons nagreed that Dr. Tvorls should bo wnatnined, - During tho debnto, nll of them oxpressed their faith In Dr. lverte—nssorting Lint thoy belioved ho wns right, aud Dr, Burmuglm wiong, and thot thoy woulld stand by hlm, Some of dmm, howavar, quostioned the poliey of the publien- tion of statoments by Dr. Evorts, and ginvo ob- Jectlons wolo nado againat it, the dencons roe fusing to take any notlon rogarding Lis stato- ment, THE CHUNCH MZETING, Tho Dencony' sorsion did not adjonrn until aftor the rogular Fridny ovening praver meeting hind beon running for eomo time, and the Dea- cons who ontored tuo lecturo-room wero so mnch engrossed with tho controversy that the, continued diseussing ita merits until thoy left the church, Y DR, EVERTA, Whon the roligious oxorcises had concluded, Dr. Everts madoa briof address, in which ho eafd, uubstantinlly: Drethron, you ali know whal lins beon said i tho pupora atoly, and yott know that it {s o matler that intercsts mo. live talked with wige brothren of the Clurch, Bomo of tho wisest have advised mo to defond myeelf, nud eome oqually wiso have ad- vised ‘mo to say nothing. Now what shall Ido? Could I do nnytllhnf olso than earry out my own bost judgmont with regard to tho mattor ? I have decided 6o to do, aud have sent my dofonso to the nowspapors, in rosponso to tho solicitations of tho roporters, I am 1esponsible for it, 1do not wish to implicate you, brothron, I have beon with you for filteon yoars, You know mo luuuy woll, I do not wish to implicato you. 1 am simply dofonding myself, RESPONBE OF TIIE CONGREGATION, ‘When he Lind finishod sposking the congrega- tion_crowded around him, shook him by the Dand, and wssured him that thelr sympnthies wore with bim, and ey would socond his ef- forts In vindleating himsolf, A fow of tho mombors, howevor, are oppogod- to tho Doctos’n course, aud at one timo during the meating 1t looked as if thore wouki b2 some- thing tending toward the begiuning of a dwrup- tion mn the ehurch, Lhere iy 10 doubt that tho sympathics of tho church as a body are with the pastor, and thut in every contingoncy the Dactor can fool assmed thot ho lis at his back & host of fricuds who will cling to him ag flrmly as they doto tho worahip of tho Baptist Chureb, AMUSEMENTS, THE OPERA. The new opers “Aida " wos ropeated last ovening to a erowded house, and was recofvod with tho heartiest applauso, the artists being called beforo the curtain at the end of every act, Campanini, nlthough in bad voice, mado a splen- did effort, nud was rewnided for it by an enthu- smatic rocognition on tho part of the audiouce, This afternoon ** Mighon " will closo the season, THE ACADEMY OF MUBIO, Mr. Joln B, Uwons played last evening at the Academy of Musio to a house better proportion- ed to tho morits of this oxcollent comedian than tho bad weathor{of tho earlior part of the weok al~ lowed him. “ Evorjbody's Friond” waa tho comedy on, and Mr. Owens' porsonation of Major Weltington Do Bools must bave amply repaid thoso who attended for their time and monoy, Thero is u groat doal of Joshua Butlerby in the character, ng the nervous movement of tho legs, and the peculiarity of omphasis in ronding, but it is nono tho less amueing. Tho suy port is capital, the dressing nll that could bo desired, and tho mounting excellent, **Bolon Shingle concluded the performance. The &amo bill to- night, At the matinco this aftornoon **Solon Bliimglo ¥ will be preceded by o zonring farco. Next weok Alr. Owens' spocialty, * Solf. e AT e Tho Qua Macaw.”? Hram the St. Louis Glode, ‘There is & Macaw parrob in this city which ia n wander to ull who over saw hor, Bhe is about & yoars old, and just one F“d and threo inches in ongil from tho end of the beak to the tip of tho tail, and_her wings, when spread, mensure four and a half foot. or plumage is oxquisitely Leautiful, the wings varying in shade from a doep to tho roftest palo blue, the under surfaca and breast being a Inieht orango. Hor sagacity is astonishing. It is gencrally supposod by nat- uralists that this speclea of the parrot family aro not very loquaclous, but those who have hoard 1his Dird agree in giving her tha blue ribbon for ber talking proponity, which, by tho way, was awarded her nt an ornithological fair neld In this cily, Her tall, unlike that of most parrots, i not & mere squeaking sound, resombling words, but uttercd so full aud round that it sooms really nlmost human, Nor is it mero imitation. Bhow her an apple, and ask lier what it is, and sho will sny, *apple,” a5 plainly sa it can ba pronouncad by the human orguns of peoch. This shows intelligance, as sho will not call a potato an apple. When nsked how it tastos, she quickly roplics, ** good.” Tho enmo i6 true, when partaking of any kind jof food of which sho i fond. Hor praises aro pro- fuso, but sbe will not cnll anyihing good that sho doos not ke, When thiraty, she calls for water, Bho is an excellent clocutionist. Hor words aro with the rising or falling inflection, eccording Lo the sengo. For instnuce, she will say, * What does Polly want?" She will thon answer, * Polly want anple; Polly want cracker; Poliy want ~water;” otc., and if no ons ays any attontion to Ler, sho will chango s emphssis with tho kil of an orator, When sho praises borsolf by saying, * Prot! ‘f Polly,” she suva it in & soft, loving tone. Sho will {heu suddonly chango, seyiug * Bud Pol- 1y," ropeating it perhapa & dozon timos, This is iore i 1he ginties tone of voico, Whea guilty of any misdomennor, such ag biting fur- nituro, ete,, sho quickly confesses lLor crime by prociniming hor own * badness.” To give ler full vocabulary would not be Intoresting to the reader, a8 it would not likoly differ very much from all birds of this kind. “But the most re- markable thing is her affection. "She is fond of hor mistross, amounting to idolatry, whom she cally * Mother,” repeating it & hun- JMred times o day, any oune comied near and attempts eavessing her “ mother,” sho will, with u peeuliar toss of hor head and_exprossion of her beautifal eyo, 8ay, My mothor "—as much ns ta sny * Not your mother "—with the intensest satisfaction, “She seems Lo have an innate perception as to who are her friends, curessing somo strangors fondly, while nothing can induco her to fall in love with others, When hor *‘mother” comes into the room, especially if having been out for a fow ours, slie bows and courtesics and swings her- solf upon her perch, and if nuchamed immodi- atoly flios upon hor shonlder, or into hor lap, whereshe will remain, night or day, for hours, nu whencompetled tolenva showaunm:stakablosigna of grief, 8ha is very foud of lying in bed, nesthng down upon her side or back, hor beak agninst her mother’s faco, In o most unbird-like manoer, In tho art of Lissiug she iaa perfect adept. She placen hor tonguo sgalnst tho ligs, imitating a * ymack,” by a_sort of m‘neuhiug sound. When told to ‘“*smack her lips,™ she rapidly brings her beak together, making a noise ko the pcoping of beiling mush, She will kiss almost any ono when nsked, unlessono for whom she has an avorsion, and it s not_always safe for such to attompt to woo her. Bho can lnugh, and cry, and do a grent muoy othor smars things, which cannat bo put on yaper, Duriug & recont trip ** down Enat," to the * ITub,"” she was thoadmir- ed of all ndmirers, it belng the nniversal ex- clamation, * I nover saw so boautiful a bird," st b i A Stenn Volocipode, A two-whoel steam-ongine, to be run on a single rail, is the invention of Mr. Crowe, of Opohikn, Ga,; aud & four-ton locomotive of this pattorn has Just beon built at Jersoy Oity for a straot railway in Atlanta. Tho railor track upon Which it is to run, a snmple of which {8 Iaid in the yard of tho builddrs, is composod of several thicknesses of plank, built up in the style of an invorted keel of o vessol, with a flat rail on the apex, Upon a trial of BY\Md' about 12 miles an hour was attainad, and the inventor claims that tho speed can ho almost doublod on & length- eued track. 'Tho rovolving flangos attaclod to the engino, and which run on tho ont- sido of ench Wheol, are said to nbsolutely lock the rolling-stack to the prism, and obviuto the uecensity of so much heavy yolling-atook in light traflo at o hlgh rato of spcod, Among tho vantages claimed for thia novel rallway are’ thint the peeuliarly constructed locomotive con- nected with it baw” a traofivo lio\vel‘ suporior to any other ougine of oqual woight, witla itu ca- pucity for running on ourves is vory much great- er than in the two-rail system, Lo cost of con- utmmlnpf this “prismotd railway,"” asit is call- ed, Is only a mnttor of €3,000 a mlle, et An Inexhaustible Infivtand, An iuvention worthy tho fertilo genius of & Yankee, but tho patont of & firm of El:f{huhmcu‘ N i the “mngie inexhnustible inlutan some chomicals of & secrot nature bidden in the bot- tla bottle furpish the coloring matetial, and tho ink ls obtained by tho addition of water, Ace coiding to tho directions tho watoring procoss may bo carrled on indefluitely to Hllppl{ tho natural exhaustion, sud the scemingly “extrava- finuh clalim {s mada that the jukstand ™ will pro- nco ink suficlont to write a lottor a day for 100 yenrs, We sigh as wa think of the atrong probe ability of our not being able to test the inven- tor's voracity | y D. A. GAGE. His Oaso Is Postponod Till Friday. Counsel for Dofonso Aro Kot Qfiito Pre- pared o Arguo the Molion to Quash tho Indictments. They Intend to Do It Thoroughly and Exhaustively. The Criminal Court-room was crowded yostor- day morning, it being understood that s motion would be mndo by counsel to quash tho Indict- monta ngainst David A. Gnge. Judge Rogers occupiod tho boueh, A fow minutes after 10 o’clock the Court said: ‘What have you this morning, Mr. Recd? Mr. Recd—T'ho flist thing was tho Gago caso, but nono of the sttornoys aro here yot. I will wait a fow minutes, your Honor, for them to como {n, and, if thoy do not come, I will send for thom. Iwant to know what thoy iutend dolng. The Court—I thought it was laid ovor until to-marrow. Mr. Reed—Wo did not mako the agroement, T gaw Mr, Bwett, and ho said this morning—that it wonld not tako him any time—that e would simply como in and make a motion asking for further time, B . In o fow momonts Mr, Swett camo in and took o soat nenr the Biate’s Attorney, with whom ho entored fnto o whisporad convorsation, Whon the talking closod, Mr. Reod said: It tho Court pleaso, M. Swett is horo now, and I would ltko to hava something dono in this Gago matter, Mr. Swett—1I oxpectod to havo scon Mr, Dox- tor this morning, but he understands this case g coming up to-morrow morn- ing, and bad not como to bhis oflice whon I eame from thero s moment ago, I under- stand wo are to entor a motion to quash, but wo oro not ready to arguo it this morning, The cnso, na it sooms to mo, involves o prosccution under entftely new statutes, It is easy for nn{- Dody to ot up hero and make a sposch about it but that will not onlighten the Court. Wo_wish to get all thewe slnlutos togothor, aud tho authorities bearing upon thesa new questions, and prosont thom in snch form au an fuvestiga. tion of tho quostion shall ghow. I have beon devotin: tho Iast two days to or Wedoesday it, and by Tuosdny mnoxt vill have comploted my iuvestigations, and I thinl I could present the quostiou in u moro in- telligent mannor than I could by talking about it gonerally without making an investigation, I would like to sce Mr. Doxter bofore setting the dny.l I suppose he will bo hore in a few mo- monts,’ Mr. Recd—Do you want to wait until he comes n Ar. Bwott—Yas, A Inrcony caso way then talon up, and Mr. Swott lofu the Court-room. Whils n witness was cxumining bo rolumad, and, whon tho vit. ness had been told to * wait 4 minute," ho eaid to the Court ¢ M. Swott—As to this Gu§o ‘mattor, your Hon- or, a §misunderstanding has occurred betwann Mr. Doxtor and myself, and in this way. Tho 080 was sot, as your Honor remembers, for this murulnq. Aftorwards Mr. Rood met me, and suid ho hiad somo somo trinls for to-day, and it would porhiaps be moro convenient to have the matter called on Saturdaymorning. I said I had 1o objections, and I told Mr, Doxter of it. In talxing with Mr. Reed, the question about tho argumont eame up, and I told him I wanted to mako & motlon to quash, but did not want to moke tho argument on Saturday, Ho thon suggosted, if that wora so, I might as well come in under the old sgroc- mont, nod make & Teldny_ morimg, and I neglected to go back to Mr. Doster and 0 tell him about it ‘i‘lzlu morning he is not in iy offico, and cannot boe found, Tha Court—Lot it go over, then, Mr. 8wott—I want to stato furthor, then, I might as woll bavo a time fixed for the arcu- ment now. This caso j8 one in which—und I boliovo tho prosecutor agracs with us, on this motion to quasn which wo intend to make, all tho faots which appear on record or are cortain to appear—all written documonts should como in, 8o that the Court may reaj- 1{ pasa upon _this question. For, if it is cloar that no Indictments can attach, it might oy well be declded at one time as another, In ordor to get tho quostion fully bofors tho Court, I have talton tho pains to go to tha city records, and ob- tain all tho orders, and motions, and resolutions since 1869, in reforenco to the loaniug of the city's funds ; and also am ondoavoring ta collect oil'of tho statutes, 80 ns to got thom in small oompass, and hand thom to your Honor nt tho time of tha nrgmment, that, without going through -a multiplicity of books, oy, miy all o before you. I cannot complote tho work bo- foro next’ Tuesdsy. I bave got it Lalf dono now; oud I boliovo it will sliorton this came, or, ntlenat, fucilitato its fuir and full prosontu~ tion to the Court to simply allow me timo to finishiit. That i all T wish. It is not my de- siro to postpona this caso at all; but to bring it to immediate trinl,—just as soon as all the facts pertaining o it can bo invostigated and presont- ed. It is my desire also that tho caso shonld be presented to your Monor at this term of tho Court, so far ag it can be dona by this motion, sud for it not to go over, Therefore, as far a wo ara concorned, we would bo ready by Wednog- day morning certainly to make the arguments, Mr, Recd—It the Court ploese : The calendar for noxt week coutaing some very important casos, and 1 shsll bave to be away Monday and Tuesday, ss I oxpect to go to Bpringflold ~ Sundsy night, and ° shall not be back until Tuesday night or \Vudunudn.{ morning. Thero are sonie important cases sol for Wedneaday. ‘I'hero ia n manslanghter caso— ono man killed anothor ont_in the country— specinlly set, and tho witnessés havo boon no- titied to be hore, and that I canuot defor, be- causo it would discommode tho wituesses, I wonld suggest that it e Gngo casc] go over until next Saturday, if it goes ovor to wext week at all, I prefor to argue it to-morrow, and told Mr. Swatt o, but o says ho canuol be ready, Of courso it is williin® your Ilonor's diseretion to say whether thoy ought to have farthor timo. Bug if it goos over to & weel from Saturday, which is the Inat day of the term, you would have no timo to exnminoe it, unless you took the tima and camo into cowrt at the noxt tern and let tho_ othor Judgo cntor what- aver order yon wonld direct him to eutor, which I am perfectly well satisfled yon could do, Mr. Swott —T would agreo to that, and would profer that it bo decided b onco, The only ob- Ject in usking o dalay is that we can got nli tue Btatntos and records which, Mr. Recd consents, wo cou prosont in connoction “with this motion, that it cun be fully aud fairly presonted, "Tho Court—I have no objeotion to giving you any day noxt waok, becauso it is apparent _from tho dcaket being full that it will take all of next weok to try tho casos, and that, whatever may bo tho result of the motion to quash, no trial could oceur next weelt, Mr, Swolt—Yos. I presumo that is sottled. “The Court~1t would huve to go over to tha noxt form of the Court for trial, if tho Court should rofuse to quesh tho indichnenty after argument. I liave, therofore, no objection to giving you any day noxt week, or in ‘any weel sfter you may appoeint, . Tho week after, Judge Moore will bo hete sud will listen to the nrgu- mont and give you & tull heaving. I would pre- for that, if it i to go over ko long, Locauso tho quostions involved in this mattor will doubtless Lo mostly based upon the construction of statutes and declsions upon thom, and I would vot want to hastily dispose of them, I would, probubly, after hearing tho arguments and tho roforences to all the stotutes aud lnw bearing upon tha caso, want timo to considor. =T shonld, thorefore, profer tyself, that you let it go over entirely toJudgo Moore, until next mouth, But it it is desirnble, and you can fix a time within this torm, I will, of conrso, disposs of it, I wontd meko thisSuggostion: I do not so hiow T can dispoan of nuy quostion of fact, It is rather & singular proceeding to prosent tho facts togather with tho law of tho cuso. An indict- mont stands for itkolf, nnd, upon a motion to quinsh, T must prosumo that tho faots allogedin the indictment aro tyue—that they can be suatainod. Ido not feel disposed to tako up a case upon o motion to quash upon the law, and deside au the samo time any of tho faots of the oase— Mr. Bwett—Nu, sir. he Court—\Without I could hear the wholo ens0, Mr, Bwott—Yonr Ifanor misundorstood me in the offcot of what I snld. Tor instance, tho in- diotmont for porjury ts baged upon an_ afidavit, and nobody will disputo but what that Iu tho aii- duvit made, sud tho enly aflidavit, Therefore wo wora Intonding to bring in tho afldavit and soa whether any indictment for porjucy could llo un- dor it, Mr, Roed—T havo agreed to do that, The Court—Bo far us that is concornod, that would be proper, ir, Roed—Tho indictment rofora to tho afl- dayit and soya it i on file, Ar, Bwott—We do not propose to introduce any quostions of fact, and ask your Ionor to posn wpon thom ns quontions of fact, Only whera there is evidenen of fucts, which s agreed wpon, bearing upon thess indioiments, wo might sk yonr Ilonor to pnes upoi it. Mr. Rtoed—Of couso, nn tha nfidavit is re- forred to in tho indictment, that would he ronor, ¥ Tho Court—TI think the afiidavit should ho eonsldored, boeauso that fi tho foundation of tho chargo. Mr. Reed—Cortainly, Tho Court—Tho fndictmont must contain ko much as Wil show what tho man sworo to, and whut he was swonring about it. If it is nog full ouongh, tho afidavit itsolf, being tn writing, might be prononted in conngation with it. Ido not moenn to axoludd that, I menn simply to sny that Ido not propose, upon amotion that in- volven o question of Inw upon the face of the in- dictmont, to hava tostimony on eithot sido pro- nontad, and declde faots of that sort. Mr. ann—Nn, sir; wo will not msk your Honor, The Court—Unloss tho?y aro all prosonted., aud the wholo caso subwmitted to me, which would be vety extinordinary should it bo done. Mr, Roed (to Mr. Bwott)—Can you argue this queetion to-morrow ? Mr. 8wott—No, I caunot to-morrow, but any day next weok aftor Wodneddny. Mr. Reed—I will agroo Lo tako it up next wock 'riday, Mr. 8wott—T will agreo to that. T think poat- poning it to Baturday is a little too late, 'l‘lllo Court—Very woll ; sot it for Friday of noxt week. Mr, Bwott—I have just henrd from Mr. Dextor, and ho suys any day alter Woduesday will do im, With the undorstanding that tho motion and argument, would bo mado next Friday, Ar. Bivott loft tho conrt-room, nnd tho Stato's Attor- ey rosuad tho trlal of (o folow ehiergod with rcony. e RSP SR Kontucky Publio Library. J. R, Watts & Co,, tho agents of (ho Publle Lihrary of Kontucky fu Clifcago, will be pleased to give all the necessary snformntion regurding tho milliun and = lwlf of dollars to b given awny at the fouril grand gift concert on tho 31st of March noxt, in Loulsville, Tho drawing will certainly take placo on the day a- verlised, Tho large number of enormous prizes to be given away {8 aufiiciont toattract tho nttention of the world, Any ono of the firat 100 prizes will bo s fortunc, Thera will bo 19,000 prizes in ihis_sehemo, which wili bo divided amoug 60,000 ticket-hiolders, For informa- tion apply to Room 47 Motrapolitan Block, corner La- Sallo and Randolph stroata. e — COhicago, Burlington & Quinoy Rallroad. GamzaiL Pammiom Acerrs Ovtior,} CH1oAGo, Jan, 24, 1874, Onand after this date oll trains will start as usuay from tho Uniou Dopot, foot cf Take atrect, Duse will call for passengers and baggage as heretofore. 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H, Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway, Now York, LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO. PUBLISHED THIS DAY : In PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND MIND, ‘Tho Foundations of a Crood, By GEonak: Ursny LEWES, author of *Tho Gtary of Guutho's Lifo,” ** Biograph- loal History of Phitosophy," ko, Vol I, 8vo. Thla yolume Is o first part of A vory important, work, embuodying th uthor's investigations and sturlles for muny yonrs, 1o various fiokds ot spoculativo and phjlas suphical inguiry. T wark attompta tho trans{ormation I Slotaphysice by roductiun to tha mothud of Selunve, (0 et **tho great dimiro of this ngo for s Dooteino which y werva 1o condonve our knowlauge, gnide ourresearch- nd shapo oue livc, 50 thnt Condtiot may roally iio tha consequotcy of liollot," Tt givos tho resulta of & ronurk. Iy ‘wide rings of resding, ul Acufo and winoxro (Nink.. 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Princo on {1 that it st bo very guid.—Dir, t rosemublos Mathior's Millc ax olosuly g assihio,"Dr, Unrker, Aboundiug fn Hloali and hono orming subitanoos, tite Fond porfectly fuitils hareny otl 1 Hant, postpald, on re- Best Foad thriven so woll 1 Iofohurdson, ¢ athor s.called Fondu belng endruly dovuid oty and fdiotfo oot~ m the ground huaks whiich causo ireitation of tho bawalv, diar. Proparud by BAVORY & MOOTUE, Choniists ¥ ; the Yrince of Wa 0., Now oid by ohamists and siorekiopors poportios hduoo a rloks rrg itfon. 1t i alsn earofully frood of tho whoat, ke, | o rhas, to thd OATEDONIAN OLUB. THE NINTH ANNUAL BALL OF THR OCELITOACHS CALEBONIAN CLUB WILL BE IELD AT M’CORMICK'S ELALL, Cornor of Clark and Kinaic-ats,, Mondny Evening, Jan, 20, 1874. Tickels, Admitting [Plfll_]fimfll and Ladies. $2. Cara to all parta of iho eity u_n‘.vvflocl S, D. J. MACKELLAR, Chiof, " B HAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAT, AN TEPARTORE OF TRATHS FXPLANATION OF REFEARRGE MARKA,— } Satnrday 1€ eepted. uniny excoptotl, f Monday oxcoptod, | Ar. 1ivo Bunday at8:008, m, § Dully, MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERY RAILROANY Diyoty ot uf. Loke stey ond _foot af” Tucenty.seean i Tietlet nfice, 61 Clark 31!, sonthenat curner of Randol)) and T Lanal.at., corner of Aaiison, Aafl fvla matn and afr Hao) Day Expron snokson Aceor ‘Atlantic Ioxpross Night Kxpross GUAND RAPILR ANE TENTWATEN, Morning Iixnr f Night Kizpross, HENRY 0, WENTWORTIL, Goneral Pasongos Aguite CHICAIN & ALTON HAILRNAT, n Chicagn, Kansan City and_Denter Skort Lins, vfa_Loulsf. and, Mo, and Chicage iy, Allon it St Towniy jag &prin Throuigh Mne, Union Depat, Wesl Side, near Vo 128 Handoly . MoVIOKER'S THEATEE, 'THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, Jan. 21, at 3 o'alk, {Danra apon e D, 3 LAST GRAND NILSSON MATINER, MIGNO MME, OHRISTIN . KILSSON as... ++s MIGNON, MLLE, TORRIANI, 8 0, A OAPOUL, 5IG. NANNETTI, SCOLARA, &o. rand Chorna and Orchostea, Musieal Diroctor and Ci o ae St B MUZIO, nnduoto 10 Lght, Teom 9 n. 10, 06 e i, LARA MORRIS as CORA, In HOOLEY'S THEATRE, THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, Positively Inst two porformancos of FALSE SHAME; Or, NEW YHAR'S BVE. 20, JOFN DILLOX I tiwo picces—MAR. and 1S LASE LEGS, IVEKRLAND ROUTIE, JOHN DILLON BOND. “ACADEMY OF MUSIO, THE ]\‘MH\'F:(—'IT\CTDJL MR, JOHEN E. OWEINS, I two of bis greatestorsonalions, Miajor Wellington DeBools, and Solon Shingle. Monday, first roprosontation of SELY) with Mr. Owons 100 WOIoETal ehafacior, JON DALy e O MYERS' OPERA-HOUSE, Monroo-st., bot, Donrborn and State. Arlington, Cotion” & Kewhles Dfinsoels. ENTIRE OITANGE OF PROGRAMME. Aftor wecks of preparation, with now Sconory, Mochan. leal ollcots, oo fies wank of ol Unet's orlithal siotel of A SLIFPER 3 Tobby Newcomb, Billy Rioe, Frnost Lindon, Mast. Geo, Davenport, Ko Uattan, Win. Adlingeon, Johi R, Iemble, in ontiro new acts, rory veniug and Satarday Matineo, GLOBE THEATRE, This Aftarnoon né 3 ning at 8 o'cln SHARPLIY, SHERIDAN & MAOK'S ORPAT MINSTREL AND VARIETY TROUPE IN TV MMIENSE BT, T.ok out far tive Now Attriotions on Monday nost. “FEEE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, . . UNDERWOOD, onc of the cdifors of Tho Bos. ton Tnvestiitor, aud tho Teading apostia of ** Material. 1n,™ will focturo, curuer Randulph and doMorson-sts., nost Sunday, at Babjoot: 1 v ¢ Naturallon Sipornatusanen fio el Viow of tho o DANOCING. Grand Sniree at Wodgwood's Unlon Hall, 181 Olavk.st., cor, Moneas, evers Saturday ovaning. Musia by Do Glerquo @ Wedgwoud's Band, Ticket A, WEDGY OCEAN STEAMGHIPS, NATIONAL LINE, NOTICE-"This Company takos therisk o (nstirancn (np to 0,010 gold) on_caclt of {ts atoumors, thuy giving passengors Mo host vossiblo gunranteo for safoly sud avaldanco of dangor At son. o niost_santtiorly roufo ks always boon adoptad by this Company to avold log and liendlisuds, o LIVERPOOL and QUEESSTOWN, from Plors Nos. 41 and 47, North Rivee , Now York, =~ .+ Mend 2101 Greoco,.. Jan, 24| Canada.. b 1 1tal; an. 31 ypt 21 St Wb 1] GRabue % = Yor L mdon (diroct), HOTLAND, Walnoxiay, 'Fob. 4, at 3. m. Cabln s §70, 80, nud SO0 Currency, erage, 320 CBeY. St Roturn tlokots at raduced rates. Pasroiizors Looked to ar tram Genuan and Seundiuavian pointear low' ratas. "ho Stoamships of thia 1inc aro tho largostin tho trado, Denits on Grent Britaln, Irgland, and tho Contlnont, at Northeast cornor Clark and Ranudulph.ss doy Shertinn Houso), Chicago, WILLIA) iR, “STATE LINE. SrEAMSIITS; STATE OF Vi DAA Sr\Tr oF INitAYA BTATL OF NEVADA, building, To Glasgow, Delfnst, Liverpool, Londonderry, &e. SPATE OF VIRGINTA saild. Satnrday, Jun, 24 ST OFf GEORGIA, . STATE OF PENNSY L A Teb, FROM PIER 86, NORTH RIVER, N. Y. ‘Weokly Szilings next Suminr. Rates of paasage: Cabin, 60 snd $80 wold; St ), 5 Curroudy] propaid, $ cirroney, Lesits at lowort Tatos, Toor fustuor patloulas apoly to AUSTIN BALDWIN & o Agonts, 52 Dironwast Now ¥ork: b g, ‘hicago. AR Gascrl Westorn A NEW YORK TO CARDIFE, Tho South Wales Atlantlo Steamahip Uompany's Now Tir:ioclas, Vall-poworod, Clydesballt Steameiips Wit enfl from’ Bounsyivania Tinilzasd Whatt, Jorasy Cily: NDIL bartered.dnn. 81, | GLAMORGA DELT, 06,7, | PEMBIORL, c. nssengors nt through tatos from Il pania by o Unihod Stutas sl Canats t ports (u the Bristol Chanael, and all other polnts i Englimd, ‘Thoso steamships, bullt expressly for the trado, are pro. +1dvd wirh all $h0 [atost fupdovomons or tho Gomfortand Convoencn of CABIN AND STEERAGR PASSENGERS, Tirat Cabin,. Stourage,., B Tropmi Sitorign oariiicatin fram Cardift, . Drufts for £1 £nd upwar Tor uthof pasilenlars, winls o Cardif, at the Cou- any's icas, Na. ook Chatmlings, and fn Now York to P O RO TBALD BAXTEIL & G0 Atont, o, 17 Broatiuns. —_— N L MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. 22 FULL-POWE] FIRST-CLASS SBTEAMERS., Livithoal, Londondorry, and Glasgow, Trlweekly to and L;gu Wunbee (Portland inwintor), Also, fortnightly lun‘ ‘lu‘r":;"{ Batthmore, ealling at Quoenstown, Hullfux, Uor passties frolight, or any Information, apply to ALLAN & €04, Agents, 2 & T4 LaSall EDUCATIONAL, SO R TION AR University of Hetre Dame, SL. Joseph County, Tnd, ‘This Instltution Is situated tn ono of the most beautlful 1t is vasy To comflort ORALA, on1na, bulld's, 50l (o United Nintes, olegance, its accommadations (tor five hundred Boardors) xro fnslirpassad. o Uonrads of Studics pies stiod ab Notra Damoare tho Ulcssloal, Sofonthiic, and Commorelnl Courses, ‘Stuso, Pauting, Drawlng, snd the Tanguagosare liko: wrlaw sruitiod At 1ho Univoral 5, st Beasion commenecs ou tho frsk Tuesday of Sop- embor. ‘Rooond Sorslon cominoncss en thodat of Fobruars. Torinw, $160 por sossion of {ivo Wionths. Paymionts in advanco, or futior nartioulars addeoss tho Prestdont, o e or e O N s 0. 8 "LEGAL. gputo of Rhode Ts'and and Providence Plentations, Providence 8, 0. Supromo Court—In Chaucory, Jamos Tilliughast, Ad- ministrator with the will sunoxed of the estatys of Ihomaw Androws, decossed, va, Job Audrows, and othors.- iy, No. 1,139, i cio noxe's? Kin of sald_ Thomna Androws, formorly of the city of Providonco, deoonsod o tho senr I3, knd particulatly to tho noxt of kin of hin siator, Alles sith, wifa of tov, dulin Buulth, Lornurly of Dichton, i tho Stuto of Maswachusotts, ddcoused You ava lioroby ntiticd to ap to Lo hold at Providouco, jn sa ou Mouduy, thio scound du{ ot Kobruarg, A, 13, 18 w'eluok &, i, 1 you sou ity Ald t01no onhatriiothin of tho will of said Ihoniuo ARdraws, and ns to tho distribntion (o bo mado of thu ostute ro- Inainine du tho bands of kil Adminisirator, and as {0 auy othior quostions 1hiat muy atixo i skt cuto, aid to Auand reoclvs iiatover our sold Uourt sinll urdor In th Pron ‘Haroaf fatl not, undortho paing and ponaitfes that may acgfie i ChuoqGE O BedloGt e S Wiiuose iy Hanornblo Gioego & Tirapton, aur Olter 'rovi 0y lny of January, . Dy Rirgeicy A Providunco, 1 AR DA B ol —____OCUL(ST AND AURIST, %, HENRY OLIN, QCUIIST AND AURIST, 127 Bouth Olark. Ohteago, 111, Oporatiog Burguon for doafucss, bllnduomy, and sl aunson anc; deformitios of the Kyo snd Kar, Tho largest atock of arlificial oyos in the Wost. SCALES. BITTERS. PERFECTION! BOKER'S BITTERS. Dowavre of Oonnterfelts. FAIRBANKY BIANDARD SCAT.HS OF ALL BIZKS, FAIBRBANKS, MORSE & 00 UL AND' 113 LAKE-ST, & Uridge, _ Ticke Opieen § At Depot, and. A Tx, viaJacksonvillo, . uslana, Moo Kanka: Enat Lix. vin dngik:| 80N Kansaa Ol vy il 'fil. rind Loulstana, Aol ol * 01302, m. B, Louls Fast 1tx/ e, fouis Iix, vis Jacksonvilin,, Bpringriold Expross... Hpringnold Fast xpro donerson Uity 1éxuross Paorin, Konkuk & Hur) S Oblonin & Paducah finiroad 53 ‘onnna Tacon, Washington Fx, Jollot & Dl Acconimiodation. 1o, 20 . 129 1. CHIPARD, MILWAUKEE & S Umion Lepol, cnr: 83 Sonth Ctarks. . PAUL RAILWAY. Canaluate. Ticknt Ot + oppuite Sherman Houre, and ot Driy Teave, | Arrn Milwaukee, Cireon Bay, Stovons! Loint, Prairla du ',llun. kl.’n Cronsd Day Expror ko, Sty bant & 4 Ol et B . 2034, m. *5:00 p, m.| 10:00 p,m.. i1 00, [® 7!65;‘! m: *4:15 p. m, CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & GUINGY RAILRDAD, Depatsc—tint of, Tkeats Dlianas and Siztegitat, and Canal and Sixteenth-sts, feket o] r, No, Erand Tucins tatel, and ad ot 250 Clar Arrice. Mnfl ond ¥xpross, Otiwwn und Biroator Hissonior Lutmgue & Sloux City Exp, Pacitic Fast Line ity v, 2 7:00 o, m. for Ouialia, 1 127146 80 ms Lonvomvortl, At usaphh Toxp. Aocomuoiation,» va Accommonation* ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot fonl af Lakest, and foot Tieenty.s e Chicey VAL Hastoinbeate meat tange 4o date Ticknt Leare, Arrive, 5t Tonis Ex Louta Teant. Liis: CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILRIAD, €ty aftcea, corner Randatph anit GuSalleasts,, vy corner Madison-a T g ] ) a Pacifio Fagt Lino, «a Dubuque Nigiv. N i Milwankoo Pavsol 100 b . b’ I\ll’filun “l:\:' Japre: 110 a, m., L Panl Expros: [0): 2 Nirquotto xp et Madizon & Elruy 1 a—Depot corner of Wolly and Kinzloata, =Davat worncr of Cannland 1K inalocats, W. L STENNETT, Gon, Pass, Agent. COLARADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO, Encolal Tnganiant Fréiyht Odice, 77 Claric-s, gt 4 AT g8y EWRER, doise CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD: Tiepot, corner of Vien Huren and Sheemants, Tiek Grand Pucific {fofel. ol Qmata, Lenvanw'th Al Pery Aconmmodation. Nijght Hxpross, ... Salle-t, Tictiet oices, Degoty Tun Nurensat., 7 5 dolphsts,, and sodluess northicent corner Clarlé and 1 carner Canal und Madivon-sts. Ko hfonis CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI LINE. VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. Fyom the Great Central Itailrowd Depot, ruot of. La et nfice, ¥ Randatnh. nenr eorner Clar’s W La. it L lie-at,, corner Waahingloh, and af Mlinots' Centril Depat, THROUGH Arrice, Day Fapro Nighe Hxpre T GONTRAGTORS, Soalad proposals will bo zeceleed by tho Bonrd of Ro- gentn ol Norni wols of Wisconsln, until 13 o'clock ., Sutgrdasy Veb. 1, 187, for tho construcion of a Normal Senuol Hnilding and fnpendagos, to bo oroctod at tho Villago of Rivor Kalls, Liorca Co.y Wis., fn acsords anco with plans and speeitications propared by D. R. onee, archircat, and whiol tay 1o ston at s silico 1 thg City ot Maditon, Wis., on and afior Fob, 3, 1871, Work to be vommenced as oarly as possibla in tho apting of 1874, ‘and carried on rogularly throughi tho pt Eaon. illéing to bo inclosed fn tho fal of 1774, and com- e, e for ocoupasoy, by o 1st day of Auiust, ymonts for wark dono and sot In building will bo munda on tho first Thursday of sach month, to tho oxtont * ot £ percont of tha valuo thoraof, upon tho cortlilud extfmatos of tho Suporintondant, Blda will ho racetved for (1o whtolo job, or for soparato parts thioraof. Jiddor mst atato platnly what thole bids include, 7t bidding for part only, stato what part, or parts; i€ bids arg for tho wialo Joh, ¥tata that, hio Hond rosoives tho riiit fo rejent any or all bids, Satlufactory socurity will boroguiod of contractory, nnd nosviard will bo mado to any biddor wiioso bids widy bo Lstposals will bo sealod, and (ndorsed on_cnvalape, #/Saalod prapusala for orcoting Nomaal. Seliool Buding at Kiver I'alls," and song to 1t Jonos, Architaet, Madbsou, Wis,, "' or dolivored 6 ora'at tlio Bosrd of Reyonta, on or boforo mldday, Fob. AR, W H. CHANDLER, ¥x, Com. of Board of Regonts of Normai Schuols, Jnn, 2, T, MEDICAL CAEDS, SHOULD FAIL TO OALL ON N@ @N DR. A, G. OLIN, d GS_ Randolph-st., tha oldeat mil longost-ostavlishoit physiolan in i tho troatninut of privato disenses in all thelr varlen hud ggpmlicated forms, itxporionsa Ty onabled Nim tn . 2% romadies that negor & s Iato Work, %0 Lot erod botore tho Chicayo Modioal Instifuto an Lot Wamanhosd, T bools form, prico 55 conta: Clrotlary’ for Ladlos, twi atamps; A1l bubinoss wirioty contiduntial, A ploasunt” homo for pationts, Gall or writd, and ecoivo hiv opinlol froo of ohatgo. N8 €458 DR. KEAN, NO PAN1I 800 Houth Olark-st., Ohicago, Moy bo confidontially consltod, vorsonally or by mat, trec of chiargo, on all chronic or nervous disiases, DI, Jo KEAN fs tho ouly piiyslolan i the city who war- Tani¥ ouros o no pay, Grsow ook, (nstrated, B conts, DR. C. BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, Establishod 18 years in tho oity. Writo or call and by sagst No, 210 South Olark.st,, Chioago. Mathey Caylus’ Capsules, Usod for over twonty yoars with groat muccess by the Jiatoins of Parl R it saporlor to all others for th prowpt oro af all 4. oharen, TecuRbor of long sanding: ‘Minalactured by GLIN & Gz, 1 Tuo Racino, 1 the United State Hold by Drugilsts throuhouy IDER, SICOTT I, 13 W, MADISON-RT. GUIGAGO, (o rogulur veadunte in medicino), troata uil Ghronio Disoasos, of bt soxas, Guros guaraiteod, “All Fomalo Dittioultlos treatod with suceuss, Madicinos furniehod, Comsultatlon roc, 3 Duok o1 spovis dlueases, elroulars, &ov, fur marrlud follis —Mveo fur Awo stumps. cornor Stato, this ity Taris, FRACT{ONAL CURRENCY. $6 Packages oF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY FOR BALR AT TRIBUNE OFTICE.