Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1874, Page 5

- THE CIHIICAGO DAILY RIBUNE: WEDNE SDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1874 quived the conrurence of 1ha Hanalo, e Jing not yob een ucte:] upon by tuat honorabls oty Terefore, Rewnlvedy By the House of Revpresentallves, tho Sone ato conourting therain, Tint var Seuntors i Jongress Do fnstructed, and onr Representatives bo reiiested, {0 provido by luw komo modo of procoduro foc pre- yentug any cornoiation, Porsot, Or porsons, ol or st o inter-Statu o of raliroad from clinrug, domunding, or recelving unressonablo or oxorbliut Fated for tho transportation of frefghte, paksengers, cars over sielt 1ng of rallroud, wnd foF proventing ust diserimbugtion i fho rates chargod for aueh brunsportution, ANDERRON'S SPEECH, Mr, Anderson rend n_speoch un the regolution which was more adyanced than Mr. Morlons in the United Btates Somato and was wuch nioro positive. 1le doclared that Congross hud the undonbeed right o rogulate intor-Stato com- mereo, whether by land or water, und domandod Lhnt Congross should espouse Lho cause of the peaplo agninst monopolies, - ho rosolution wan then ndopted,—nt lopst tho Spoakoer maid 8o, though it war doubtrul. OAINO & 8T, LOUIS BOND-GHAB, TInacoro Introduced n bill in _the Sonato to pro- tect Union County and Joneuboro from il Tapacity ot the yo-cilled Cairo & 8t Lonis Rail- rond Compauy, 1u 1808, the county Yoted $100,- 000 in bonds, ono-half to bo paid whon tho road was graded through the county, and one- half when cars were runuing through from Cairo to St, Louls. Jonesboro voted 850,000, to Lo paid on tho enmo condition. Sinca thon the Company has ehanged tho routo, and bomiu to gonstruct a - nnrrow-gaugoe instead of n brond- gaugo rond. In nddition to this, the Comfiny 1t Lelioved to bo bankrupt, Alexaudor County i paving Intorest on ©160,000 of bonds givon his Company,nnd Mr. Inscoro lannxious toavert like calamily from befalling his peoplo, He thinks that if tho Company has not suecceded in four years in fultilling its contract, it is about timo the contract was broken, 11is DIl providod that if tho road is not graded by Mareh next, tho ‘Donds shall not bo issued, ‘Il Mclhorran bill, nmending tho Inilroad law so that tho schedules hereafter made #hall bo prims facio avidence of rensunuble maximum rates ns woll as thoso al- ready made, was ordered to a third ronding, nfter Bi einergenoy clause was attnchad,, THE RAILEOAD AND WALLHOUSH COMMISSIONENS were in session to-day, this being thoir rogular monthly meoting. "Cho busiucss transacted wig of n routino characlor, oxcopt s proposition made by Mr. Hurper, Chicl Tuspector of Qrain, to tho oiteet that ho desired o appoint an oflicor to he stationed at each waroliouso in tho City of Chi- eago, whoto duty it should be to tako the num- Lor of each car of grain ny it was run into the warohouze, and then koe that the car eume out of tho warchouse empty ; and, if his list of cnrs 80 checked s having ‘beon taken into and empticd in the warchouse agroed with tho list inspected and marked by the Inspoctor on tho side-track of such warehouse, it wonld show ex- aetly the grain-in store, and would thus provent, inn mensure, if not nltogther, theissue of fiaudulout receipts. The proposition was not ncceded to to-duy, but was considored favorably. JARPER'S REPORT. Mr. ITarper submitted his inspection report for Jannary, and it shows thnt thore wag a bal- ance Dee, 31, 1873, of £21,683.43; balanco Jan, 81, 1874, £21,566.21. Bliowing excess of receipts over exponditures for the samo time to be $147.- 19, 'he amount of fees collected in January wae £3,053.73, —— . THE REGISTRY LAW. Snecidl Disvateh to The Chicaao Tribune, . 'TUE MATTER IN TICE HOUSD. SraixersELy, I, Fob. 3,—When the bill re- penlitig tho Registry law camd tp on its tuird ronding, Jones, who hag takou the loadership of {lie Rtopublican party out of tho hauds of Drad- woll and Shaw, in obedience to the caucus, moved {o recommit tho bill, Walkor lélioved the law should bo' ropealed. 1t wns exponsive ; it did no good ; there sbould o no party issue in it, The Itepublicans roped 4n tho Gravgers, and bound thom in caucus to voto ugainst the ropenl of the bill, but he hoped tomce thom """ . TIIOWING OFF THE YOKE of caucus sud voto in the interest of conomy. Moore, of Adaws, Armstroug, of Grandy, and Rogers donounced the law oy promoted of cor- auption, Rogors said it cost $2,000 for every cloction in McLenn County, and facilitated tho voting of doad men. As sure a8 that Genoral Assombly rofused Lo reduco oxponscs, tho farm- ors would sond o Pwenty-ninth Goneral Assom- bly with definito iustructions on that point. Beanlan pleaded for protection in citios from ‘bummers at town olections. Bradyoll made his nccustomod remark about the serionyness of the question, and wont ou to sy that TITE LAW PREVENTED RIOTS AND BLOODSHED at olections in Chicugo. To repeal tho lnw would bo put every large ity fu the hands of the riff-raft and repoaters, The gontleman oxpntiated for a long timo on the positive dolights of rogistry, and retwiled Munchausen adventures at tho polla, Mr. OrondoriY was against registry, Mr. Hart soid ho_should voto for repeal, ns LaSalle Conuty had so instructed Lim. Mr. Condon oxplained that Chicago could do without rogetry. A motion to lny the motion to rofor on the tablo was lost, aud then tho bill failedto pass, ro- colving only sixty-six votes. Tho bill was madoe o perty question, and the caucus were in favor of its passage, . THE FOLLOWING REPUBLICANS BOLTED its decision : Barkley, Bullard, Davis, Doment, XLfner, Hollonback, Jucquess, Johnston, Liens, Lotizo, Mussie, Plowman, Suvage, Shaw, Sonne, Tyagart, Webster, and Wymoro. p A motion to reconsidor the vota by which the il waa lost prevailed, —_——— OOOK COUNTY AFFAIRS. Special Dispatch to The Chicano Tribune, - TUE LAKE-FRONT PROFERTY, SpriNaFIELD, 1L, Fob. 3.—Alr. Edsell has sub- smitted to thoe Senato tho following reply to tho resolution concerning the titls to tho Lake-Front property: o the Hon. Jokn Early, Pretident of the Senate : 815 ¢ 1 liadl the Lionor ta veceivo s copy af tho reaolu- ton of the Senate adopled on thu 28t ult,, réquesting the Attornoy-Genersl to examing the title to the prope ety [n tho City of Clhifeago kuowu us the “ Lake Frout,” und to rport the result of such investigation 1o thio'General Assembly at as carly o dito 88 practieu= ble. In ordor to comply with this request of the Sena ato ¢ I uccomsary, disk 10 usaertaitt 4l tho muterial fucta rolative to the ttloto this property, uud socouly, the Lsw applicublo to such facts, As o the first branch of the maquiry, Auch facts rest, 2 T understund, partly in purol, and' do not appenr Trom docummnentary ovidence, subject to my fuspection, Untll such fuots"ure uscerlained in sonio authentic manuer, it would boldle to attempt to give un_opiuion thereon, or to deduce uny legal covclusiou therefrom, Tlo Attorney-Genernl does not possessthe legal power to wiminduter onthe, uor to compel the stieuduucs of wituesucs, and requiro them to testify or pro duco papors or documents fn thelr possession, except lu somo legal proceeding propurly pending in sonrt, and for this reason caunot ascertain with tho roquibite certaiuty and nuthouticy the neccasary facta apon which to base such oticlal opiuiou aw to the law apon this questéon, Ou the contrury, ench branch of the General Asseim- By posserren amplo power, elthor directly or throuyh 18 uppropriato conunittecs, to inventigute und uscer- taln such facts, ‘Iley may “seud for persons and papers,” admiutnitor osths, and compel witnexses to testify nud produco doenmonts fun thelr pasacesion, 1 would, thorefore, Fopucttuily requoat the hunorabis Henute, 'througls ohe of I committcor, ur otiorwine, touscertaln tho muterlnl facts beariug wipon tho titlo to his property, and to furnish mo will i statement thereof, ‘Whien this i done, it will utford mo great sz to canply with o Foquest of to Sonate il ostigate tho luw of the euse, aud roport my coucli sfons thereon ut as varly u day s practicable, Ihnve 1l bionor to be very respeeifully, Jaurs K. Epsact, Attornoy General, g jroinl ers i TRIAL OF PEKIN DISTILLERS. Spectal, Dispateh to T'he Chicago I'ribune, SraNorienn, 1., Feb, 8.—The Pekin ocases wero called to-dug, and the United Btatos vs. David T\ Thompeon nnd surelies was tried, and resulted o vordict for the defendants, under tho inatructiond of the Court, This wasa sull upon & bond executed by Thompson and his suroties, undor tho law of July 13, 1866, Tho linbility, if any, sccrued in March and April, 1849, sud consistod in a doflciency-tax, amount- ing to £8,217. The Governmentsonghl to reeov- or on tho old bond, but it appesred thnt 2 now bond was oxocuted in Septembor, 1868, to comply with the rnzmrcmcu!n of tho law of July 20, 1804 ; and the Court instructed tho jury thut the Ym\'luimm of the now law, whether a new boud was exceuted thevauunder or not, ron- derod It impossiblo for the Goyvernment to vo- caver ui;uluut tho suretics ou tho bond exeontod wilor the old law, 1t i undorstood that the bond executed undor tho now lnw s . QXL QF TICE SERIES GTOLLY, and the objest of the Guvernment in pushing tha eno ot tho vld bond seoms to huva bean to ceompel tho Alstiller to provoe :tho oxecution of the mow boud, Undaer the lnw of 18066, 10 provision was mada for deflaleucy, or capno- ity or burel tax, aus in the nct of 1808, which raquirad the distiller to produce within 80 por cout of his capucity, elso ho was liablo for o tax on the deficloney, " "Tho casos aguinet tho dis- tillora at Poktin are ail lustituted to reaover a dellelenoy tax, Aucthor of the serics of onson will be callod to-morrow. It is brought, how- ever, to recovor uudor tho now bouda given in 1868, _As these bonds have hoon stolon, and John T, atpor ln supposod Lo boat know all tho faets coneorning thom, Be will ho upon the staud in the noxt caso to testi i BTATE INSTITUTIONS, Specrud Dispateh to Lhe Chicauo Tribune, BOLDIZRG' ORPILAN HOMNE, Bpnxarienn, 11k, Fob. Dr, John Bweenoy, Trustoe of the Soldiors® Orplian Iome at Nor- mnl, Ill,, to-day presouted to Gov. Boveridge n statomont of tho Board of Trusteos, with re- Bord to tho managomont of the omo. I'ho ox- planntion hns referance to & paragraph of the topott of Beerotary Wines, of tho Btate Board of Gharltics, in which ft is oharged that ohildren are kept in the IHoma after they lave reached tho ngo at which they shoull bo dischargod. In answor to thils assortion, tue Doavd refor tho Uovornor to the ennctmonts of tho Lopixlnture rolating to tho governmout of tho Home, which pravide that the diserotionary powor sbatl be Indged in the Bonrd of keeping chiliron between tho agos of 14 and 16 yonrs who ‘ure disqunlitied for some special roaton from sup- orting thotnacives. Accompanymyg the veport i a rostor of nll childrou botwoon the nges of 14 and 16 now in tho Iome. ‘Ulile rostoris incom- plote, siuce it falls to give in ench cane the spechil ronsons whicl: disqualify the childron numed from onrning, at lonst i part, thelr own livehibood, It iy fmplied in the statoment of tho Bourd that no ehildron over 16 years of aje are retained in tho Home, oxcept a8 sorvents, ALPROPIMATIONS COMMITTER. The protest to bo flled against the rule ndopted prohibitiug cortain Sonators from appointment on {hie Committee on Approprintions in signod by Oasey, Shadon, Wilcox, Steole, aud Dow, and 18 based, firat, upon the unconstitutionality of abridgiug tho rights of Hountors; and, second, upon tho parlinmontary rulos cnucarnlng com- mittoos, . TWO APPROPRIATION DILLY were reported fuvorably by the Cowmittes on Htalo Lustitutions, thefirst to givo $3156,000 to start the Southern Norual School, awd the soe~ ond giving $6,000 to tho Southern Insanc Asy- lum b Auus, Chere nbout the two institutions and thoy have fallon into distavor with tho Legislature, It wns tho fault of the irresponsible “Lrusteos, who did ay they pleased, and it is suspeeted woro in cahoots withs the contractors wid averyane atso. RENTLNCES OF CONVIOTS. ‘The Govarnor signed ths bill providing that whonover any conviet is or hins been cowmmitted undes sovern! convictions with separate son- toncos, thoy shiall bo construed as ono continuvus sentence, under this law, in the granting or for- foiting of good time; and the Hause pussad ity hill providing discharged convicts with n suit of citizons' clotbing, transportation to the placo of his conviction, aud §10 cush., Eo g o PERSOMAL. Special Dispatel ta The Chicngo Tribune, VISITONS FROM INDIANA. BeniNarieLp, 1il, Feb. 3.—Gov, Hondricks, accompaniod by o Committas of the Indtunn Log- ialature, and the Auditor, Secretary of Slate, und 'I'ronsuror of that 8tate, arrived hore this evon- ing. Tho object of their visit sooms to be o ox- amino the new State Capitol builling, and for thiss purposs thoy will be in the city for a day or two. Tho Governor and Stato oftleors, it ig un- dorstood, will bo tho gucsts of Ciav. Boveridge during their stay, BISIOT WIHITENOURE, of this Diocose, wilt ndminiater the sacred rito of confirinution to a cluss in 8t Paul's Episcopal Churcl to-uight. GEN, LIPPINCOTT RONDED, Alough Gen. U, . Lippicots, Stato Au- ditor, hay not yot returncd, tho rumor that goined curroncy this morning that he was one of the unlucky pagsengors tune woro on the train on the Iron Mountain Rinlrond which was robbed by masked men at Gad's Hill, Mo., Inst weak, is genorully belioyed to Do true. Con. Lippincott left horo with Lis wifo last Thuraday for f{ot Springs, Ark., aad would naturally have boen on the train. Tho report is, thut ho was robbod of £400 in monay, & valuabla gold watch, aud o chinin worth 2300, and his ovorcont., 1lig wife lost hergold wateh and somo jewelry, ‘which were very valunble. Gen. Lippineott is oxpected homo to-night. e g MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. Special Disvateh to The Chicago Lribune, LIMITATION OF SPEECIES, Senixarikny, 1., Fob, 3.—'ho Committes on Tules reported in favor of & ton-minute limita- tion on speches, which tho Iouse, during o spasm of virtue and good senso, adopted. TFive minutes would be cuough, except for Cassedy, Jonos, and Kase. It takes thom five minutoes to begin, They nover finish. TUE JURY DILL, which i8 o copy of the law that has been iu forco sinco the last session, but which must bo ro- anncted on necount of an informality, way read & third timo in tho House, and passed with tho omergency clause—yens, 102 ; nays, 6. LUVEE_RUILDING. Mr. Hay, from tho Jndiciary, reported against & bill appropriating $5,000 tobngiu leveo build- ing on the Missigsippi, and the Iiouso concurred, thereby nipping in tho bud a schema that would Lliave extracted millions from the Lroasury. MUTUAL ISHURANCE. The Houpe passed o bill amending the Goneral Incorporation act, so thut benovolont societics muy go into the mutnel jusurance businoss. T'his 18 the ostonaiblo object of this nmendment, but some Inwyers boliove 1t will exempt foreigi insurance compnnies from taxation, TIME OF COLLECTING TAXLS, Tho Sonnte Itevenuo Committeo will roport almost unanimonsly agninst oxtonding tha timo for collecting taxon. TUE UNEMILOYED, McGrath introduced tn the Sonate a preamblo and joiut rsolution reciting tho wasto of public landa in the Wost, and the mikory of tho nuem- ployod In our lrg cities, and praying Conpreas ta pass the bill introduced Ly Sonator Pierco taut winter, oud buriediin Commwitteo, providiug thut the Fedoral Government shall furnish to thioso desiring to settle ns farmors on public lands froe transportation and lumber, socd, food, aud all other nocosuuries for ong year, the cost thercof to bo a mortgage on the [urm, pay- uble, with interest at 7 por cent, in sovon und fourteon yeurs, aud tho violation of contract to Lo & misdemeanor, The rosoluiion was Inid over, under tho rule, PUDLIBHING THE REVISED STATUTES. The Revision Committoe, in its report necom- panyiug the bills, rocommends ¢ the compilation and publication'of all the gouernl laws whicl will lie ju fores on the 1st day of July next,” and the passage of an act to pay for tho job, Lhis undertaking wonld, of conrso, be in addition to tho regular Pllhlicmlun of Aession Iawvs, aud, per- formad Ly tho State, would bie a work of infinito Inbor and unkuown expenso. The bettor way will be to leave it to privato enterprise, Alrendy Mr, Gross, whoso sfatutes oro tho stundard in tho courts, announces that, **immedintoly following tho adjournment of tho present Gonetal Assembly, ho will issuo & com- pilation of the geueral sintutes in forco in this tato in o singlo voluue," TUE SECOND MECEPTION took place to-night in the Muusion. There was quite & brilliant assemblage, some exquisitely- ressed lndied aud goutlomen, good music, aud lively dancing. 'The lion of tho ovening was Gov. Hondrieks, of Indinua, TRANSPORTATION. Another Schemo for Xmproving Our Entund Water Communicatl Torkvo, 0., Fob, 8.—1he Blade this ovening contuins an arliclo urging tho necessity of cons slructing u canul from Ht. Louis to Terro Luute, about 140 miles,—there to cunneet with the W, busle & Erio Canal, affording o divect water routo batween tho grent producing Wost and TLastern and Europesn markets, It i clalmed that {he Wabash & Erie Canal can be proporly enlurged, nud the soxtension to St. Louis con- struciod ot a cost not to oxceed one-thivd the oxpousa of any othor route aiording equal ad- vuntages, 'The subject has been undor invosti- gution by shippors, and is regarded as the best solution of tho transportution (uosiion yet of- fored, Tho Govornment will Lo urged to tuko soma nction for the purpose of obtaining su os- timato of tho cout of the improvement nnd its advantagos, e THE ST. JOSEPH BRIDGE COMPANY, Syeciul Dispates to The Clacuyo Tribune, 8, Josers, Mo, Feb. 8,—Tho St. Josoph Dridga Company complotod ity annual orgaulin- Hou to-duy, Gov, Willard 1°, Hill 1sere-olected T'resident; W. R. Venock, Vieo-Prorudont ; and IL N, "Purner, Hoerotury und H'rousuror. Iu his roport, tho President siys of the business of tho Compuny: “The bridge wus opened to busi- wews in Aoy, 1878, and was finally comploted in Boptember, 'Lhe cnrnings have not boen us Iargo us was expected. Thio total onrnings from all sourcos slnge tho 20ih of DMuy Just were 30,200, OFf thls nmount, 12,310 woro paid by tho Ht, Josoph & Donver City Rmilroud Com- puny § wore paid by the Bt. Joseph puny { 67,628 id by tho Bt. Joscph & 'opoke Tiallroad Compauy, and_the balanco, 8,200, wau tho proccodsof the toll for footmeu, passengor vobloles, oto, has boon sewidugiory - McVICKER RESPONDS. He Sues Grau for $65,000, Tio Amount Lost by the Non-Apfnear- ance of the Almee Troupe. Mr, Grau Is Disgusted by This Proccdure. And Thinks thet MoVicker Should Have Whaited Awhile. . All who tale nn Intoroat in theatrical matters will doubtless romombor that, nt tho closo of Salvini’'s engngement at MoVicker's Thenlro Inst month, Mr, McVicker rofused to hand over to Mantico Gran tho lattor’s slinro of the profils of that wensou, on the ground ihat Mr. Grau, a8 o momber of the firm of Ohizzola & Co., manngers ‘of tho Aimee troupe, lad brokeu faith With ‘lim, and given him notico of thoir intention nat to porform horo this month, pur~ suaut to agreoment. Theroupon My, Gran be- camo oxceedingly Indignant, was interviowel, somowhat against his will, and onco ngainst his knowledge, by the newspnjors, and fiually bo- gan o Buit in the United States Court sgainst Wr. MoVickor for §6,000. Ihe roappearance of Mr, Grau in this eity Monday, was ologoly followed by the prepara- tion, by Mz, McVicker's Inwyers, of a declaration ngainst Mr. Gray, whicl was filed in tlo United States Circuit Court to-day. M. McVicker hos been pationtly waiting Mr. Gran's nppearance, in order to test this yuestion ofsthe responsi- bility of tho managors of these troupes. The declaration is ns lofiown: Jamos 1T, McVieker, who is a citizen and resl- deut of the State of Ifllnoin, Pluintife iy this suit by Clurkson & VanSchuack, his attorneys, complaing of Maurico Gran, who is a citizen of the State of Now Youk, and now within snid Northern Distriob of tho State of Illinoiy, do- fondant in this suir, who wns summoned to auswer, ote,, iu a plea of breach of covonant TIE AGRERMENT. Tor that, whereus, lierotofore, to-wit, on the 27th day of June, A. D, 1873, at, to-wit, tho Dis- trict nforesnid, Ly o corlain agrocment then ands thoro made, concluded aud ngroed upon between thoe said plaintif of the ouo part, and tho said dofondnut of the other part, which said agroo- ment, sealed with tho genl ot tho suid defondant, 1ho suid plainti now brings here into Court, tha dato wherco! is the duy uud yenr aforosaid, in congideration thnt tha seid plaintift and thore agreod to vent fo tho wnid defond- ant his, tho said plaintit's, _theatro fn tho City of Chicago, in said District, for the torm of two weokn, Mondays excopted, Monday, Feb. 9, A, D, 1874 ; the smid defendant, during said Lime, to have the privxle4§n of giving sevon performances each weok with a certaiu theatrical company, styled “The Aimee Opora Bouffo Company,” of which the defondant was thon and there tho manager; ond tho said phiinti to furnish for said porformancos Lis #uid theatro cleancd, lighted and warmed, and Jiis rogular stnge-hunds, ushers, dootlcespors, tickot-sellers, nud orchiosira of ien porformors, and his regular advortising, bill-printing an posting, ho, the said defoudant, thon aud there, therein covennuted and agroed to pay to (he snid plaintiff the sum of £2,500 for cach of #a1d woeks, and the further sum of 20 per cont of tho gross receipty after firat deducting $6,500 per week ; tho said 82,500 to bo paid in daily ju- stellments of¢SGC0 caeh until the full smount of 25,000 should bo paid, and the said 20 por ceub to bo poid at tho and Of thio said ongagement or term; and also then and there further ngrecd that the said plaintifl should refain the uso of Tiis fomily box in said thentre, nw, by the wnid agreement, reforenco being thereunto hed, will amongst ofber things, fally and ab largo appear. NOTWITINTANDING, ALTHOUGH. And, although the suid plauintif Lath well and truly performed aud fultilled, all aud singulur, the covonunty and agrocments in said ngrevment mentioned on his part to be dona aud performed, and huth, at ull tinies, beon ready and williug to rent is said theatro for the ‘torm end time aforesnid to snid defondant for tho performuncos aforegnid, and at tho torws aud for the prico aforesaid, and to_furnish his eaid theatre in all respects s providod in maid agreoment, and sil hin stage-hands, ushers, doorkeepers, ticket- wellers, orehesirn, ndvertising, bill-posting, and priuting in mauner a8 by bim agreod, and for tho purpoxo uforasaid— BUEACH OF PROMISE. Yot the suid pluintiil in fnct says that aftor the making of taid aproement and betora tho suid 9th day of Iebruary, A. D. 1874, wnd on, to-wit, tho 9th day of meunr{, A, D. 1874, nt, to-wit, the district aforesnid, he, tho snid do- fendunt, wholly refused to take, sevure, rent, and oceupy the sald theatre of the waid plaintilt for tho purpose aforesnid on or from tho 9th day of February, for tho torm or time aforosaid, or tor auy other term or timae, and wholly ro~ fused to fulfill and Baflnrm the said agreoment ou his pact, sud then and there wholly dis- charged tho said plaintift from his said ngroe- went and from the performanco of the same. and absolutely and entirely broke and put anond to hés srid covenaut, agreomont, and engaga- meon! THE MEMORANDUM. And for that when, heretolore, and on tho 27th doy of dune, A. D, 1873, ut, to-wit, the distric aforesnid, tho plaintift was tha sold proprietor of acorlain thentre i Chicago, known as McVick- s Thontro, desigued and udaptod for porform- unces therein by theatrical, dramctic, and op- eratic compavies, and furnished and supplied with ali tho necesyary and vousl adjuncts aud uppurtenaucos for the purposes aforesnid, und the uid dofendant waa then and thero thio man- nyer of u certain dramatic compauy styled “'Lho Aimeo Opora Boulfe Compauy;" und the suid plaintiff and tho snid defend: on the said 27th Usy of uno, A, D. 1878, weda aud ou- tered into o certain sagreomont in writing and under their rcal)euti\'o sonls, tho gaid plaiu- T sbybings himeolf # 3. 11, MeViekor," and_the s0id dofendant styling himsolf *¢ Maurice Grau, representing C. A. Chizzolu! & Co." which, snid agreenent, was und is in tho words and figurcs now followiug that is to say (and which said pleintilf now brings hero into court). Memorandum of agreement ontered info by J, 1. MeVicker, proprictor of MoVicker's Theatre, Clucugo, and Maurico Grat, reprosenting Mewrs. C, A, Chiz- zla & Co., manoyer of the Admes Opeta Bouffo Comi= pany : v 1R 'sald McVicker bercby ‘Tents hifa theatroin tho Clty of Ohicago to_weid Matrieo Grau for the term of w0 weelks, Moudays cxcopled, comuicniclig Mouday, Fobruary hiutl (91, 1873, duting which timo the vald Grau khili v tho privilogo of glving seven performe anicos gach weel With suld Afmeo Upera outfo Com= Dy, for whicl perforninncea the said MoVicker is to Turifull {he theatro, eleancd flighted, sud warnied, aud 1 regulur stuge lands, ushory, door-levpere, tickets uedlirs, and hix orcbeutta consisting of ten hertormers, ud 81t 1) Teguiis udvertisiug, Dil-posting, wud priuis Suge duriug enid & “Fluw wald Maurico Grau, in conslderation of thonbove, agreca to pay to tho vuid McVicker, o Lis ropresentic o it of 32,600 cacl of kuid Weeks, wd o fute fhiee wum of 20 por ccut of tha grous reeofp afler first deductiug $6,000 per week,—Ibo $2,660 to Lo paid in daily fstudonts of $500 cach, until the fnll smount of 6,000 11ai becn puid, and 20 per cent to bo pafd at the eud of the engngemont: ond the kaid Grau furiher agrees thut tho sald MeVickor ubell rotuin (ho usa of b famlly box, ituess Uicl Lands and seals, (o 21th day of June, £ J. H, MoVioxxn, {mm.. } Maonioz Gnav, sma- . Ttopresenting O, A, Chizzolu & Co, FAILUNE 1O COMPLY. And olthongh the enid plaintiff hiath, in 2ll re- spects, on hia part, porformed and fulfilled suid agreement, and hath Leon, at all times einco tho muking thercof hitherto, rendy snd willing to ront to tho suid defondunt Lis snid thealre at end for tho Loym and timo aforeseid and at the prico and terms aforeenid, und provided aud equipped and appointed in all vespocts, fully us providud in stid ugreswmont on his purt fo ho done mnd performed, together with ail tho em- ployoes, oichestra, ndvomuxu{.: bill-posting, and printing, 8 therein prov Jnd, of ull o which the kaid defondunt huth always had ful notice, yot tho said dofendant, after the making of wuid contraot or agreemont_aud Loforo tho’ 9th duy of Tobruary, A, D., 1874, ou to-wit, the 11th duy of Decombor, A. D., 1878, and on divers other doys aund limea aftor s#nld lust-montioned day, snd beforo the com- mencenont of this suit, wholly and cbsolutely refused Lo perform aud koop hin pald ugrooment and engagement, and to take, receivo, and ront enid thoutra at und for the timo und torm afore- snid, o for any othor time or_torm for tho per- formances aforosnid of sald Opora Bouffo Com- pany, and then and thero abrolutely broke and put'an end to hin said ln‘omlm aud ongagemont and wholly dischiargod tho suld pluintiit Irom hig #aid ugreomont, wad from tho porformauce of tho kumo, to wit, st the Distriot aforosaid. Aud for that whoreas also the sald plaintiff and the rnld dofondant, herotofore, af, to-witi thio intriot aforesald, on the 37th day of Juo, A.D. 1873, muodo aiid ontered Into & cortain agrocment, in \rrmn?, and undor Lhelr avnls, tho satd p)nludfl' atyling himselt ©*J. T, MoVicker," and tho snid defondnt styling himeolt 'h"lnur)uu Gra, represonting O; A, Ohizzols & L‘u.{ which snld agroomout Iy ua follows (and tho snid plain- AT brings hore luto Court), (Ilora follows the agroomont.] THR PLAINTIF¥'N WILLINGNESE. And tho sald piaintiff avers {hat, although ho | nhath, up to this time, sinco tho making of tho unld agroomont, fully_done and porformed all things by him therouudar to ha performod, and Liath, nt all times sinco tho Dth day of June, A, -D. 1878, hithorto, boon rondy and willing to ront hia wnld thealro for tho snid torm of two wooks, Moudnys °oxcoptod, connuonc- ing Mouday, Iob. 10, 4 pnd furnish the eaid tucatro cloancd, hghted, and warmad, and slso his regular stagehnnuds, ushors, doorkoopors, tioket-sollors, and his orchestra consistiug of ten performors, and alko hin rogu- Inr advertising, lnll-rrlnllng ond posting during wid term, to #aid dofondant for the perform- ances and purposes in snid agrooment oxprensad, , of nll of which said defondant hath always bith- erto lmd notico, yot tho waid dofondant, well- Inowing tho busiuess, but contriving snd n- tending to {ujnro tho snid ngreemant, and bo- Tore tho unid 9th day of Yobrunry, A. D.. 1874, on, to wit, the 11th day of Decombor, A. D., 1873, wholly nnd nbsolutoly refused to koop, porform, aud fulfill his uaid agreoment ond engagement in oach and avery particalar thereof, and wlholly put an end to, aud nban- doued nnd ropudiated the same, and thon and thoro wholly dischnrgod tho said plalntiff from his snid ngreemont and from tho performonca of tho samo, Lo wit, ot tho district aforounid, And tho uaid plaintiff n fect snith that the said de-~ fondant (sithough oiton requestod so.to do) hath not liopt the said covenant by him so mado a8 aforesaid, but hath Lrokon the samo, and to keop tho sume with tho said plaintiff hnth Lith- erto wholly rofused, and dotl still rofuse. . THE DAMAGES, ‘Wliereby the paid plaintit saitli that ho hes sustained dumnges to the smount of €6,000, and {horofore Lio britigs suit, elc, it UNAU'S VIEWS, A call was mado upon Mr. Grau_ye evening to Jearn what ho thought of NeVis suit, but the snuvity of tho versntilo improsurio wns'nob appnrently disturbod toany groat oxtent. 1o stated that Jio had received a note yestorday from Mz, McVicker, asiing whethor the Aimeo troupe intended filling the ongagement com- moncing Monday, and algo asking for tho present addrosa of tho troupe. 'Tho note furtherconveyed tho information that AMr. MeVickor would koop bis theatro open to fill the sugagemant. In_reply, Mr, Gran informed Mr, MoViclkor that Lie was unablo to givo tho oxact address of the Aimeo tronpo, but that ho supposed it to be "Thoatro Grando, Mosleo. As for the kooping open tho thontro for the ongagoment, Mr. Me- clcer had alrondy posted bills wnnonncing that ho should opon thut weelk with Jlr, Stoddart, which did not look mueh liko keoping opon for the Aimeo ougagemont. SERVE] About 4 o'clock in the afternoon Mr, Grau re- coivad & Bununons to nppear in the United States Court to answer Mr. McVicker's domand, and ho inunediatoly ‘sought for his Inwyors, Mossrs. Hunter & Page, but thoy had gouo home. Mr. Cran thought that his suit ngadnat McVieker ought Lo bo answered beforo ‘the latter brought suit againgt Grau, HIS OBIECTIONS. ‘Moreover, thore were two strong objactions to this guit. In the first place, dlr, Grau claimed to bo only au ngens for Mesers, Chizzole & Co. nud, secondly, Mr, McVicker . hud no enuso of uction, inesmuch as tho engagemont had not yot boen bro! 1t would Linve beon time to fallt about bringing snit aftor tho time hud oxpirod for which the thealro hud boon nugn{:n L Mr. Grau wot_ovidontly disgusted with tha whola affair and in no lamor for taiking about it. Ho will leave'it in the lnnds of his attornoys. whilo Tio proceeds with hiy prosent troupa fo Now Orloans, ey INNOCENT PURCHASERS. Decision in the Young-John- son-Keck Case. The Supreme Court Reverses the De- cision of the Lower Court, The Negligence of the Original Owners the Chiof Renson Assigned. Wo publish tho full text of the opinion filed Saturday in the Supreme Conri in tho case of A. M. Young et al. ngainst Timothy Bradloy ot nl. ‘The caso oxcitad constderable attention ab the timo us rogurds tho faith which could be piaced in warchouse recoipts whon taken in good faith. Tho facts are stated very fully in tho opinion which was given by Judgo Sholdon. T'he vpinion is as follows ¢ This was un action of raplovin brought againsb tho dofendants for detaining o quautity of mess pork claimed by tho plaintiits as their property, On July 26,1878, J. L. Keck, of Cincinnati, entered into a contract of sulo with J. Braoke Jobmson & Co,, of Chicago, of which the follow- ing is o copy : Bought of J, 8. Keck, of Clnciuuati, O, rels of mess Jork, to' bo either Meltean & Evans, Sutuiel Davis, 51, Joseph Runsou & Sons, or 1, Buti- ford & Co, brinds, of Cincluneti, duts of packing und number of pleces fo bo Dranded ou tho head of each barrel with steucil or branding-iron ; pork to bo dee livered ou cara at Cinclnuati, 0,, In good merchantablo shipping vrder, for which wo ugreo to pay §13.%5 per Larrel, x‘l't Clucinpati, O, ¥ % k4 J. Buoous Jotxso & Co., . Kioi, v Citicaao, July 39, 151 The above contruct ganranteed by us on behulf of J. Brouks Joiuson & Co, L, L, & T, B, JOusuon, Kook eubscquently caused tho pork to be liauld to the depot of the Cinciunati, Humilton & Daytou Ruilrond Company, at Ciucinuati, and dolivored to tho Itnilroad Conipany, Tho Rail- rond Compuuy issned ity receipts for the pork as doliverod n tho ordinacy Tors known o * Gruy- ticketn,” 'Lho first deliverios were mado to tho Ttilrond Compuny Aug. 8, 1872, und the last on Suturday, Aug. 10, 1672, tho receipts beiug in tho fotowing form & lceelved of MeReehan & Evaus, ot Clnclunati & Dayton Rallroud dopot, the followlhg urtieles, in good to bo forwarddd via Richmond to Chleugo, 31 bavrels muss pork, 42 bavvely wioss pork, “3, Bensford & Co,, packers On that day (Saturduy) au mnount of the pur- chase monoy of the pork at the contract prico was prosonted to J. Brooks Jolmsou in Cinein- nati and peyment domauded, the ruilrond ro- ceipty bolng at the samo timo_tendercd, Day- ment wud refosed, Johnson claimiug thut the prices wore not correctly branded on the burrols, and requiting & guwantee thas tho numbors would count out right in Chicago, which was ro- fused. Ou Monday, Aug. 12, thu dray _tickots wora presouted to 'tho Agent of tho DRailroad Compuny by the agouts of Keck, aud the namo of B. I, Murphy & Co. was iusierted os cousignoes in tho dray tickpls, the lickets surrendered to the rpilrond agont, and bills of Ilnding wero is- sued to Keek with B, I, Murphy & Co, designat- od o8 convignees, Meuntimo the pork hnd boen golng forward to Chicgo, A portion of it arrived thera on Buturduy, tho 10th of August, and the romaindor of it bLalwesn Suturdsy night and Monday morning, Aug. 12, and 1t sll catso con- slgued” or way-billad to J, Brooks Johuson. Pho Froight-Axont ut Ohicayro sent word to the place of burineks of J. Urouks Johuson & Co. of tho arrival of (Lo pork, aud Inquiring what should Lo douoe with it, nud, in _accordance with their instructions, given on Monday morning, Aug. 12, the pork'was on thut day dolivered ut the warchouse: of 'Thorne & Ca,, In Chicago, and the lattor issued their wwichouso ye- coipts thorelore to J, Brooks Johuson & Cu.y whieh wore subsequoutly indorued by thom, and were recelved bn ibo - yogular courso of businoss by Young & Co,, the plaintifls upon purghases mada by them of severul lota o tho vork in question of several dilverent purtios, No queation is made thut upon (o evidouco tho plulntiffs wore bony fide and inuocent purelinscrs of tho pork for a falr cousideration in the ordi- fuary courso of Lusinoks without notics of nnz Indvimca claim, Johuson procured ‘fhorno Co. to repack the pork and robrand the ummber of pieces in each barrol upon it. 'Ihls Lad boou doue, und regular nspeotion certitivaton nccoru- {.:lxlllflll tho wnrehouse recoipts when plaintitfs ought tho pork, After tho purchaso by the phintifts, ‘and while the pork wns so sored in the warohouso — of ‘Ihorne & Co, Xeck roplavied 1ho ork from ‘Thorno & Co, and Johnson, sud the plain- iy brouglit this netion of l‘uylnviu for tho purlk aguinst the Bhorlly, making Yhorve & Co. and Kook & Co, dofendnants, Judgmont was renderod by tho dofendants in the Court Lolow, and the ,plmh;m!u bring this appeal to roverse this judg- mont. . The question mado upon the record is, whothor a right of property was shown in tho plaintitta, /Ihoro is uo controversy au to the facts, Tne quoation is only s totho torco and offoot of tho facte, Do they smaunt to a dollyory tnder the 1 Moket fo Lo purs you get a RIGHANN T BRINT, contract of snle, 5o as to brlng the cauo within the well-settled rulo as held by this Court that n delivery of parsonal proporty undor n contract of saloby an unpald vondor to tho venden posscas ‘Altle, B0 far that nn imnocout purohaser will \mprnteutod irrospoctive of tho contruet, or the intontion of tho parties? Jennings v, Gago, 18 111 610. Brundago v. Onnp, 9L IiL, 30, 81 0, 1. 1. Co. v, I'billips, ot al., 60 TIL 150, Tho pork was actually shippod o J. Brooks Johuson & Co., at Chicago. It was receipted for by tho Railvond Compnny as to ho forwnidod to Clifeago. Tho dray-ticketnziven by tho Gom- pany wore withont auy unmo of consignca. And thig apponts to have beon tha custom of tho shippers whon thoy wislied to linld tho proporly to thoir own ordor, until tho dray-lickots should bo roturned and bills of lading givon with tho nomo of cousigneo, Keck, Porter, whohad somo ageney iu tho wattor, Cunningham and Bursford, who Lind an inforost in the pork, all deny that thoy gave any instruction in roferonco to the shipment of the pork to J. Brooks Johnson & Co., or know of its bolng so shipped. ‘L'horo iy no.oxplanation whatover of the fact how the otle camo to Lo phipped in tho name of 4. rooks Johnaon & Co, 'T'horo wore ton persons who had an interest in tho pork. The prosump. tion is vory utrong thut it must bave Loen w billed as it was by tho oxpress or impiiod roction of tho owiiors, or of omo ong having control of the property under them. R The woll-known modo of business would bardly admit that it should havo Leen other- wise. But whether tho denial stated above, aud tho eircumstances of the ahsonce of the namo of nconsigneo in tho dray-ticket wero sufii- ciout to overcomo tho above flmnnmption in tho nbeence of any ovidence that thie slipment, as made, was through mistake or by any fraudulont contrivance, wo deom il unnocessary to consider, in view of another ploce of ovidonce. Cuuningbam, who wns o pretner of Keelk, and bad an interest in tho pork, tostiflen that on SBaturday afternoon » dewmang of paymeut from J, Brooks Johnwon, in Cinein- uatl, at tho oflice of 1. L. & L. 8, Johnson, thoy snid thoy wished them {o look at the pork. Whereupoa they all want to the dopot, and Cun« m"fi‘"‘"‘ poluted out about 80 or 100 barrels of pork which wero lying upon the floor, and the olinsons wished to know whore Lhio balanco \as, Cunninghiam told thom ho supposod ik wax shipped, on_its way to Chicago, Thoy inquired who ordered it shipped to Chicago, 1o replied, Lo bolioved ' B L. Johnson had ordored it. _Another demand of payment was made of J, Brooks Johneon, und he declined or rofused payment, Cunningham then told I. L. and T, B. Johuson, the puarsntors, that thoy would have to look to thom, tho gunrantors, for the money. 'Tho latter snid thoy wore rolioved, ns the purchaser wau thicre aud declined to receive tho pork, Horo isovi- donce thab ab that thiao Ctinningham know of the shipment of the pork. He musthave known that it was shipped to somo porson. To whom clua could he reisonably uugpnsm.l itwas shipped than to J. Brooks Johuson 2 If ke did nob thon know such to bo tho fact, ni'lonst his suspicion should bave been aroused that it was 50, and there wns enongh to put him on inquiry and caused nim to ascertain that it was 6o #hippod—an Jio might hovo done nb onco and upon tho gpot, boing then at tho do- pot; and ho shontd have taken spoedy moans Lo provent the delivery to Johnson. Nogard for tho intorost of innocent purchasors, whio might be misled by Jolimson boing thus hold out to {he i\)’qud autha ownor of tho proporty, required his, Iad this boen done, a tolegram, or probably o lottor sent to Chicago on Saturday aftcrnoon, would have nrrested the deltvery of the pork to Johnson. DBut no step whatover was taken to- ward that end, until Monday noon, when the dray tickots wore presounted tothe agent of {ho railvoad at Cincinuntd, and_bills of lnding ob- tained with the name of * B. . Murphy & Co. Chieago, ontered as consignees, and on ‘fuesda; morning sbout 8 o'clock, when it was too luto, the freight ngent at Chicago recolvod aletior and two telegrams from Ciucinnald, that the pork should luve been consigned to B. T, Murphy & Co. I'hore was an expoctaiion, no doub:, that tho payment womld be wmade at the time of the delivory on {he cars ; but the conduct of the owners of the pork would seom to indicate that for sccurity for the pay- nent thoy relied ratlier upou th guarentoo than upon the retontion of the poswession of tho property. By way of oxcuso for this negligent conduct of the owners, it is said that after the oceurrenco with Johnson, and lus rofusal of puyinant, thoy had tho rigli fo nesumo tat he would not attompt to obtain posscssion of the pork, Thero is no pretonsoe that thera was, in consoquance of such refusal, auy rescinding of the contract of vale, It doos not dopend upon what tho owners hind ronson to assumoe thub Johnson would or would not do, but upon what he had the power to do. As well might it have beon urged in tho cases ciled alove that the vendors had a right to rely upon the ex- prevs promiso and good fuith the vendees, and to balieve thnt thoy wolld not act in violation theroof, and disposo of Lho prop- erty intrustod to their possession, and dofoat tho vendor's claim for paymeut of the purchaso price. A By euffering thoe pork to go forward, consigmed or way-illed ng it way, it came into tho hands of Johmson, tha vendeu, with the indisium of own- crship, and ho was llmrol‘?t enablod, 8y the ap- i {Garson Pire&£0.S l:nrem owner, to sell aud digpose of the proper- y, . 1t {o this which tho origiunl ownors of tho pork are auswerable for, aw rospeels innocont Purchuors, without regard to Lhe fact that thoy hnd rouson to boliove “that Johuson would not misuso tho power with which bo boeame itvost- ed, Undor the fucts of this case, wo must con~ sider that, on Ssturdny afterno tho original owners of this pork either actunlly did know or wero bound to know that it had gene forwurd to Chicago, consigned or way-billed to Johmson, the vendco, In neglecting, “as thoy did, to take carlier meang to stop the delivery to lim, which might have been taken with offeet, wo are of opinion that thoy must Lo regavded as having suffered the property to go into tho sctunl possession of Jobnoon and under his control, under circumstances which enubled him to impose Limself on the world as the real owner., We must viow it in tho light that Joungon got the possession by what must bo regarded as amounting to the assent of tho vendors, and that their conduet, in rolation toit, should "bo decmed {untamount in offect to an actuul delivery vl the property to the vendee, a3 far a8 the right of innocont purchasers 19 son- cerned. The judgment of the Court below mugt be reversed aud the cause romunded. Tre S SAGINAW LUMBER AND SALT. Some statistics Concerning the Stapie Products of the Saginaw Valieys Special Diapateh to The Chicagqo Tribune, ‘®asT BAGINAW, Mich., Feb, 3,—The Courier to-morrow will publish tho firat instuilment of o compreliensivo review of tho lumber aud salt business of the Saginnw Valley shore and East- ern Michigan during 1873, o numbor of saw-milld in Saginaw and Bay County, designatod as the Snginmwy Valloy propor, iy 106, with an aunual manufacturing capacity of 885,000,000 foot, and which out last year 610,867~ 021 feot, The stock on hand unsold, Jaun, 1, was 101,176,0003 number of inen employed, 4,071 ; eap- ital invosied in mill proporty $5,076,000. ‘W'hoso milly elso ent 893,320,600 picces of Inth, and 110,000 pickots, "Il swount of lumber manu- fuctured in 1878 shows an iuercase of but 8,000,000 over tho provious year, The shinglos ohit wero 132,000,000, baing a slighit incrense over last year, 'Tho ehini,'lo willsomploy 400 men eud roprosent a capifal Invested in mill proporty of 460,000 . BALT. There was mavufacturad in the vallay, last year, $10,406 barrols of sutt ugainet 715,316 tho provious year' ; snlt on linnd, 100,404 barrols ; capital luvested in sale works, $1,851,600, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Suit to Recover for Moneys Lost ‘urougi Mivrepresentition. Speciu! Disputeh.to Lhe Chicago Trbune, Davrax, 0., FFob. §—Sult hos beon instituted in tho Oourt of Common Ploas againat Thomns | J, Woods, & rotived army ofticor, by Thomns 8. Dabbitt and others, to recover monoy whioh plaintifts yny they lost by Gen, Wood's “minrep- rosenting tho stock of the Pucific and Atlautio Wolograph Compuny, A AN AN A Ladies vt a good Clico that wil nelthor wrash out nor fado out, will tiad in the “RICHMOND PRINTS” Emna'llltlgf to thelr purposo. In tho large varloty of those “QHOCOLATE STANDARD (Wopyrlehtol N "QUARER BTYLER" (Copsatuhiod Hokeb), ND “STANDARD GRAY STYLES, \ (Uopsrightod 'ckot), Eapeolally rocomumund thowsolyes for chastonoss of e siga and durability of color. Whulosalo buyors through wut tho country considor them uugqualod, Kxamine the STYLER".| OPPORTUNFIY. Great Annne lorng S RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF TZADISON & PEORIA-STS. Poromptory and Unrosorvod Snle of tho En« tiro Winter Stook of ono of' the Largeat ond Finont Assortmenta of DRY GOODS IN TEHE WEST. Thotolien0pportuiy The following aro a fow among hundreds of Special Bargaing now boing sold. "LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING: GOODS, 1,000 Romnants Irish Linon at 25 ots, yd. A1-Linon Tablo Linons, 36, 40 and 46 cta, 8:4 Puro Liuen Tablo Demasks, 50 ots. yd. upward, 8-4 lilx'owu Linon Tablo Cloths for 50 ots. onol. Puro Linen Damask Table Napkins, $1.00 doz., n docided bargein, worth $1.50, TFino Linen Demask Doylios, 76 ote. doz., worth 51,40, Lingn Orash Towelings. 8 and 10 cts. yd. AlliLi)Icrlx Huckaback Towels, 10 and’'131-2 ota. ench. Bloached Huck Towoels, 10,12 1-2 and 18 ots. Linon Damask Towels, 16 and 25 cts., bar- s G80d 1i-4 White Bod Spronds at $1.00 onah, Mavailis Quilts, 5100, $1.26, $1.05, and u‘)wntd. Soiled Marseilles Quilts nt great bargaina, A woll-known nnd favorite brand of Bleached ‘Ootton nt 14 1-2 cts,; less than N. ¥, cost, Good 4-4 Brown Cotton Bheotings, 10 cta, yd. .'Exllllmv Coltons snd Wido Cotton Bheetings choap. FLANNELS & BLANEETS, ‘White Cotton and Wool Domot Flanunols, 12 1-3 and 16 ots,, worth 36 und 36 ots, ‘Heuvy Domot Bhakor Flenncls, 26 cts., for- 111quvy 45. Ailé taal Rod Flannels, plain and twilled, 26 ots, Hoavy Gray Twillod Flannely, 25 cts. Rich Wimbroidered Flannols recduced. Gnml:\lmtu Blankots, $3.00, $3.50, ward. WOOLEN CLOTHS. BI'k Watorproofs, 65, 75, 85 cts, and $1.00 per yd. Union Cassimarey, for boya’ wear, 26 cts. yd. upwerd, Hoavy Durke Casgimoren, 60, 75,90 cts, and $1.00 yd.; gront bargains, Aline of Fine Wool Onasimores, zood styles Taduged from $2.00 and $2.25 to 51.5 und 1,60. 031 Imported Cnssimoros, $2.00 o yard be- low former prices. Bargains in Cloaking Boeavera. ASTONTSHING BARGAINS IN AANBURG EMBROIDCRIES. BARGAINS IN DRESS G00DS AND SILES. Other Bavgaius oS Hevetofore Alvertised Madison & Peoria-sts. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. WATIONAL LINE, NOTICE-"This Compuny takaa thovisi of Iusurnneo (up to $00,100 10 gold) on -eich of ftasteamess, thua ‘[‘Il‘lu i Dasrongors tho Host hassible Fanranton for vafoly and Sigiaticof dangor o, "Fig most. southorly roufo has alwaya hoon adoptod by Ahia Commauny 100 fog amnt hondianda, o LAVERPOOL aud GUBENSTOWN, from Plors tnd up- Nog, 41 and 47, North Rivar , Now York. Gircaco, un. 2t ta jun. &1 Bpal el TIOLLAND,.. b, 4, at 3p,m, 300 Cnrrency. 1 uey. Ttoturn tickots at raduoed rates, Passongors bookod to or from Gernan und Seandinasian points ut Iow rates, The Stenmsins of this 1ino aro tho fargest i tho trada, Dralta on Geuid Britain, Ireland, and tho Continant, at Nortiieast rorner Clark and Randbiplists, (oupesito now Siterhan ) lauhos, Unfono, WILLIAM FIACALISTUR, Gonoral Wastorn Axont. NEW YORK TO CARDIFFE. Tha South Wi Cublnn Yawns N amship Gompany's Now -l Steatnships will Wihiarf, deisey Cllys ANDES, DELTA.. i ouds and passongors allparia of fuo United tats and Bristo! Clinnacl, sad ail othior pout: rouglht ratos from 1o ports I the tnzglind, IThigse ctoamaiiiys, buile cxprassly for tho trade, avo pro: vided with all thie Iatest improvenicats for tho coinfartand conventvnce ul CA SENGRRS. und S8 ourroney, currancy. IERAGE PAS: v fn Cardld, at the Cow- 1 Now York to 0N, 17 lrandieny. STATE LINE. aseow. Belfast, Liverpool, Londonderry, &e. Tob 7 o Ui Son § Dbk Gt y lilous, oei: Glininba R Ol Rt A LD BN 8., saturdoy, Blucch 7 ROM PIEI 85, NORTIL RIVER, N, ¥, Woully Sailings nost Sunimior. Ratos of yesiages Calln, $30 and 51 guld: Stosrare, § curioneg; prepaid, 32 ourreney. AL Towest Tats, ot furthor pnrtienlara apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, 32 Broadway, Row Yoik, 3 RARLIE, 'Goveral Wastorn Agent, 1 Ola Ch KEARNEY'S BUOHD. ; KEARNEY’S EXTRACT BUCHT, Thio enly knowt romedy for Bright’s Disease, And a Positive Romody for @ouT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, DIABETES, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, DROPSY, Non-Rotontlon or Tnonntinence of Urine, Irritation, In. finnmation or Ulourativn of tho BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, Spormatorrhwa, Loucenrrheen or Whitos, Diseases of the Prosiate Gland, STONE IN THE BLADDER, Caleulus Gravel or Brickdust Denosit, and Muous, o Mitky Dischargos. KEARNEY’S EXTRACY BUCEU Positivoly and permanently ourss all Diseases or Affco tons uf the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS, Yixlsting in Moo, Womon, and Childson, NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE Depot, No. 104 Duane-st, New YUI‘}(. Hold by Druggists Evorywhore, & BON and VAN SOIHAACK, §TI: ki, Whiolosslo Aenis,_Gaiciyzo, 5 TABLE, NRRIVAL AHD DEPARTURE OF 'RATHS, JEXRANATION OF REFREREIOE MATY copted. ¥ Sunday oxcopted. 3 Mon Fivo Stiuday at 8:00 s e § Datlr. + Sataedorax ‘oxcoplod. | Aze NICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILR0ADY Licguty, Joot of | Lulic tay wnd Joot af Twentyosecontodd, Ticketaflice, 57 Clarl: #t., southeast corner of" Randolphy and 5 u ladison, Bnil (vin main and afe 1ino), 2 . Pemii e S:‘ # AET Atlactle fxo Nilit Jixpres GIAND A T Alorning Tixpros Nigiit Bxpros MENRY O, WENI'WORTI, Uenorat Passonitor Agant. CHICARN & ALTON RAILRNAN. Chicago, Kansaz Gity und Deneer Siort Line, vie Loulsl. a finy unied (! i inield, Altonand St Louiv h Line. ion Depot, Weat Side, near Sadison-st, Bridyc, Tickt Ofices { At Depoty wnd 133 tandotplest Tave, | 4 * R:10 p, me Kensas Oity Ex. vin Jucksonvlllc, o et e Kauan Oley Fast sonvilo, it aud ¢ 9303, m, Vi ks onlslann, M . Touls Kxfre, vio Alain Dino! Bi. Louis st Jix, via Main Ling Lonls lix. via Jacksouville, prliliold 1ixpross, pringhold Koot i A0 . ) 1 0 pom. m, | kel : Vashin Accomuod * 0a me CHICARC. MILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY, Union Depot, corner I il Casts,« Tecket O G3 South, Clarkat., cpposite Shermin {fouse, and at D Leare, Mitwaukes, Greon Tixy, Stovons' Toint, Balrio-tin 0 o S 18] o o ase Dav [ixpress, 130 0, m. | '11:008. m. Milvnukao Ml And. 7 . R ke Difiwankoe, Bl Baut & R ke olia Right Tienross. 110:00 . m.|* 4205 p. e CHICAGD, BURLINGTON & OUINGY RAILROAD, 29,y cind Hixleantiat,, i - Bicket gices, No. 39 Clurke b wt depole, Mall aud Fxpross.. Ottaw nd sireate Fi ubuauo & Slous Gity 1ixp, Pucitic Faub L ! Kaneay City, Leavon-vorth, chison L bi. Jusoul Lixi Aurora Prssangor, Aondota, Ottawn & Aurora. Bassonger, ‘Aurora Prasengior Dubuquo & SlouxCi Tiaaltio Nixlt & i m. . e i P 4 2 . 0 w10, 1, 15 a. i, o ohison & St. Josoph Jix H0: Downor's Uravo Accommodation|* 1 awnar's Grovo Accommodation|? Toxny Lixpes 1 YEx. Baturday. 3 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. Depot fuotaf. Luleet, audgovs af” Ticensy.seeansts aicé, 121 Raidolyhohy, tear Cl v Bt. Loule Kzpros Bt Louly Tast Lt Coiro & Now Dubugu & Sioex Ol 15s. () Ttuns to Ghiamipation alurdayd, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILRNAD, City aficen, corer Kl i s id 15 Canate |_drrice, « Krcopor, 3 a Foeport & Dobique Jxi £ Mihwautow Mail, i . aats, | FEY ' Uon, Pass, Agont. COLORADO, KANSAS & NIV MEXI2D. Speotal Taducsmnie. Gesag S f roli R s i cpot carnne ot 5=Dopot corner vl Uss Wil CHICAGOD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Devot, cirner of VauRuren aipl Sheruian-ats, Licket ofiae, Grund Tuclite ot GUION LINE. FIRST-OLASS MSTEAMSHIE& Between NEW YORIK and LIVERFOOL, calling at Queenstown, Carrying the United States Dail, SAFETY AND COMFORT. #37~ Passongtors booknd to and from tho prinoipul Eu- sopoan partu it lovest ratos, beatts and fotiers of Orodit lssuod on leading Bauks aud Baukers tirougiout iSuropo, HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO,, BANKFRS, No. 18 Broad-st., N. Y., Transact goueral Junklug buslness In all its dotalls, ailowiug intorost upon depiosita to BANKS, SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, PRIVATE DANKERS, AND IMDIVIDUALS. Parttoutur attontion pald to the investmont of ESTATE AND TRUST FUNDS, Aud informatiou regarding tho sswo furalshiod upon plicution, Iuy and soll unor, chimmnission Gold, United Statos fihm £, and ait socuritios deslt in at 1hy 'Now York Blook s Muntetpol and Ratlroad Tonds negotiatod, 10MAS L. ATLINA, ) JAN AMopuis, T HAVANA LOWTERY. Royal Havana Lottery. 3 atstribmted fn prizos svory 1T dagn, Whol ory Olewulars U IBTGROR AT0.L Na, 21 Walloato, N, ¥, Quinha, Lenvan'th& Atchlson Purn Acoommoitation,ses NghL I ADrOSSneyecrren LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Dupot, Van Duren-at., foo a7 TaSalle-st, Desct njiess, northrestearner Clarst und Randolplesta, anid southicedt cavner Caned wnd Miison ] Arrice. TLewten pocin Atlantio Lzprosa, Nt Logpruse, oo Houith Culvugo A CaThmoT 0. . 60, ik INDIANAPOLIS & UINCINNATE LINE, VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE, CHICAGO. THROUGH From the Greut REAL ESTATE. THE WINSLOW HOMESTEAD. Phte clogant propuity comipriecs aliout (himo nores, lo- catorton North Ulacksit,, noxe Divorsey, Tho grottuds ira oy furprovert aind tho dvelling ix lu, L= Tory vatns, with basemicnt and o aily driio 1ud an s 1euldonoo by thatata B, Rcaigo, o, tenston of Lingoln Dark wil favindo thd prupicety, lenving o piek frontago of 1 Lt OF Rhiht 660 fout, abid i b owa of ¢ 2 tinu rovidenoy wited ahaut Uhic X roat profit, Pura thi United Btatos Distriot Court, the entive’ proporiy i o olfecod t private sal for 8100, payabls wo-initer la oasi, and balauco In two years, wit ail xl' dower relonaud, B0 1 Mattocks & M arvoy, 114 TaSatlo- 3! SENING, Asvignoa of I, 8, Wiuslow, 120 Lasallo: “tls’ petfool—lio thor partiuniany LI nsun, b33 Wabash D, 1 NEW PUBLIOATIONS, MUSIO GIVEN AWAY. THE AMATEUR, tho loadiag Musial Monthly, cons tatus olgvon yagow ol now wud Doputar musle, and nine Fios uf tuicvoniing musloal ftom nun sholcties MPLE COPY FREM, Bubsaription noludiog tho boautitul olroiao of “Hepe py ioure," Onp Dolarporyonr, ) o i LEE & WALKER, 1 nnnn:u.:.h