Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1874, Page 11

AT — I | pum fand.acow Cabiier yesterday, nnil A O arie & SArton's Loxed for Fojaire, Amount 0 abotit £,000, Fhomaa Conway is now biillding n small stesm 1o tooes Taland o il clty, which will ly on tho iiaadaatpy, and, 1ike nil Misatssippt bonts, 18 fiat-bot- e ko will Lo ready to Inuitch noxt inouth. ‘Hor Kimaanalons aro: Leagth ovot al, 68 feol ] broails of 3 dept! hold ook, Boam, 12 fe0) torman, of tho Ledpold & Austrian Lako Buperior Liue, which tins beon In_ ordinary over {ihes abis fia como onit of Doolittlo & Olcott’s dry dock, Wheing put in commirslon again. _Blig will ply. be: Iween loriego and Duluth, Tho'props Thurd and Peer- e it horeafter run to Partago anly, where cargacs will bo transforred to tlie Norman, Tho mammoth stoam-bargo O, J, Korelaw loft hore last ovoning With o cargo of over 60,000 bushols of grain, It took two tons to take hor ‘out of tho Fivegetho Annfo L Smith and tho Mario McOlaln, A% Tako-trect bridgo slio gob sground, but offor & sl &0 hour's hard work sbio was pullod off, - Bho waa drawing About 14 feot of water, S rhs tug William IL, Howitt, bolonging lo Fox & Toward, waa sunk by tho tug Batisfaction, of tho Vosicl-Gwnors' Towing Company, Thueaday nlght, at thio nouth plor, at tho ontranco (0 this barbor, Tho Lug Batlsfaction wne towing out the achr Michelaon, whon tho tug Howitt ran across hior, bier whool-ohniu hoving becomo foul, Tho Howltt {nmodiately rolled Micd with water, sud ki, The icked up by’ the Batisfaoe ton nud eafoly landed, After sbo bad sunk, covoral voasols wore towed ‘ovor Jicr, yot knowing shd g tioro, carrying off ber pilot-honso, and doiny otlor sorious damago. Thoro were dredges ol worl ralsing Lier yeatordny aftornoon, nnd sho wlll proba- bly be'up again to-day. TLAEWHERE, “Tho small scr Teader waterlogged on tin lako dur. ing tho recont galo. T llllwnfiké::! Sbip-ard, Gompany {s budiag anoftier mammoth scctional dry-dock. Oitho munken canalbont has boen removed from tho Erlo basin, O o b Powhattan, which walcrlogged and put inta Litlo Sodus, was 'towed into Oawego Tucsday morning, —Lho scbr Sinat, which went saboro 1 milo noril of Frankfort lsat fall, bas beou abandoned by tho partlcs who havo been endeavoring to gob her into aler, Blo is bigh nnd'dry on tho boach, —Not for twenty-0ve years hiavo tho Inkes proscatod #0 baro an appo3ranco ak thig £osson of tho sent a8 at the prosent tme, At 8 period whon frelglits should Do, and uaually are, on & gradusl incroaso, thora ara N0t one dozen vessols en xouto from Lako Micligan to lower ports, ‘The mammoth prop Amazon, which has heen chartercd by the Engelman Transporiation Gompany 10 run botwoen Milwaukeo and Grand Havon this witie o 1a b tho vor oas tho elovator. Ao Ameson (3 ouo of tho largeat propellcrs on tho iC8, V. o Thesk apacits st oF 00000 b S with' two barges In low, ho stoan barge Carltol ook o Soaday nigl on hos way from rockelilp 8 o Queboc, and all offorts to sayo bor were fruiticss, ‘woa run aground at Molson's Whatf, sud tho crow escaped, ~ Bho soon mwung around and drifted downs to Douchorville, whero sho burned until 3 o'clock noxt morning. ' Blio was loaded with lumber, se cook, & Mra. Beolt, was badly buroed, Tho vos- ol was oiwnod by Capt., Corrigan, sud valied at about 000, —Vessal-mnstors and owners of Buffalo are talking of Iaylng up for tho scason, By dolng 50 on or about tho st uf October they save about 30 per cont of fnsur- anco. Tho Analior Lino wil lay up four of thoir pas~ &cnger-boate—the Indin, Arizons, China, and Japan— a8 fast 63 thoy arrivo {n tho Bufalo Harbor, = Tho Union _Sleatoboat Compsuy will tio up no Toss Lhes Cour boats of tholr Luo 28 £aat 18 toy coms it port, —Tho Detroft Tribuns says: *Strange as it may goom, fnktances ara not unfrequent of sallor desert- ing thelr ship, not only nt this, but at other ports, Dy the maritjimo law, o sailor who quits o vessl withe out leavo and without intonding 1o roturn again to duty, is o deserter, and forfelts tho wholo of his Wagth, In order, thercfore, 1o subject u desoring for 1n theso cases to a forfoituro of his wages, lo must not only havolatt tho #hip without loave, ‘but 1o must have left wilh tho intention of not roturning to tha ahip's duly, Tho ozcueo offored of not bolng on articloa by no moans justitica deseriing tho ship whilo e routa on 4o voyage.” ~Judgo Larkor, of tho Buprame Court, Now York, has nted an injuuction restraining s floating clevator ron belng operated in Bullalo Harbor. o fearned Jndge's reason was that 1o eauction” tho practico Js 10 invito othersto engagodn the liko busincas, which ‘would o foliowed by transferring all kinds of éargoos from ono vossel to anothor,” Just thiuk of thnt! Cargoes would bo _lransferred from ono yessol to anothier, 08 convenience required, unless the Honara- Blo Court granted tho {njunction. Battor rako out all ihe crafts and clevators from Buffalo COreck and lot it Do used oxvlusively for pienio partics.—Uctrott Post, RELIGIOUS. The Germon flethodists, ‘Tho second session of tho Chicago Gorman Methodiat Conforenco was Lold in tho Gorman Mothodist Block, corner of Yan Buren strectand Fourth avenue, yestordny mornlng, Bishop Eimpson presiding. * Alter tho rocoption of soveral communications and tho transaction of other unimportant busi- ness, it was resolved to excludo all commitico affaira during the forenoon sossion. A numbor of missions woro thon* heard from, showing creditable collections for the mission cause. Thoso * ramaining on trial™ wora takon up, and their charactera passed. A committos was thon ,appointed to {nvesti- gato mattors concoruing tho Rev. J. Waltor. ‘Applicants * for trial " woro then passad upon, when the Rov. Messre, Jutkins, Dandy, Boring, « Kellogg, Pock, McKown, Martin, Marion, Hull, Dealon, Felton, Thomns, Dryden, Elsoy, and others wero introduced to the Conference. Tho Rov. Mesars, Jutkine, Peck, Felton, Till, Thomas, and othera addressed the Conforence, welcoming it to the city. ‘T'ho following resolutions woro then ndopted: Wirnras, The Chicago Methodlst pronchers! meet~ ing has in's body kindly visited this Confereuco; theretaro, ftesolrell, 'That wo rejolco to havo secn and heard our brethren, and that ‘wo aro greatly encouraged by thelr brotherly aympnthy and love. Iteanlved, That we will bo pleased to ses our brethron at every seasion of our Conferenco. ‘T'ho placo for tho meoting of the noxt Con- feranco was fixed at Columbus, Wis, W. Wilko, C. Stowncl, C. I% Albert, and A, Potar, were sdmitted to Tull connection. Adjourned until 9 o'clocl this mornivg. Minnesota Mcthodist Episcopal Cone fcrence, Sgeciol Dispateh to The Chicage Trioune, S7. PauL, Sopt. 25.—In tho Minnesots Motho- dist Conforenco this morning, 6 letter from the Rev, Gurley, complaining thnt tho minutes of Joat year are unjust to him, was dirceted to ba roturned on account of its unchristian expres- sions. Dr. Hitcheock spoko for the Dook Con- corn at Chicaga. Tted Wing was designated ng the next place of meeting, Tho Revs, Haskell, Miles, L. P. Smith, Kinsland, 8turtz, Brooks, and Reod wore admitted to full connaection. Dr, Ky- nott spoke for tho Church Lxteusion Socioty. Tho Visiting Committee mnde a favorable roport upon Garrott Instituto of Livanston, Iil. Old Fathor Akers, of tho 1llinols Conforence, former- 1y of Minnesota,was inzroducod, and had a warm fratornal reception. Dr. Rust spoko: for tho Freodmen's Aid Bociety, and a liboral collection wes takon mp. E. P. Lorvator was electod Trastoe of tho Hamline Univorsity. A resolu- iution passed censuring pastors generally for not taking up all tho collections authonzod. Dr. Kyoott nddreases tho anniversary meoting of the Church Extonaion Sociery ab tho Firat Church to-night. Dr. Pbillips, of L Crosso, proachioy ak tho Jockson Streot Church. Tho anuiversary of tho Women's Foreign Missions, hold at tho Firat, Church this aftomoon, was nddrowsod by tho Rove, MoKinley sl Wontworth. - Mombors gnd visiting brothren have accepted the eili- zema' invitstion to ride to-morrow afiornoon around tho city, and to tho gito of the Now Ham- line University. - Presbytery of §t. Paul, Minn. Special Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribunie, " 8r. PAuy, Minn., Sept. 25.—Tho Presbytery of * Bt. Paul, in scesion at Btillwater, recoived into the ministry W. 8. Ddzo, A. A. Hickle, and Maurico D. Pdwards. Among tho visiting mom- ‘bers woro throo Indinss from the Presbytory of Dakotah. ‘Tho Prestytery answored aflirmative- 1g to tho overture fiom tho Gonoral Assombly for aading o scatiox to tho thirtoonth chaptar of the form of govemmont, allowing tho torm of olderstip in cnhuwches o dnsmnf. il'he 1Y, Proscott I'ay wagdismissed io Anoka Congregn~ tional Conferenc, 'Tho Rov. Kichia is callal to Franklin Avenw Chureh, Minnenpolis ; theRey. Jesso L. Howol from Winoun Presbytery to Bloomington /n-mxuh. Ionnopin County, Missionary Worl, Puraperstia, Sept. 26,—At the Convenlion of tho Yourg Men's Chiristian Asgoclation, hell in Germanown to~lay, the Beerotary of the Jn- ternationg Committos stated that there aro now 910 nasofations in the Union, fosty-cight of which hy'o buildinge valued at §2,000,000, nad Aifty-slxaro nocnnuulating funds amouuting to £500,00. There aro sovonby-elght goneral Bocretrics employed by Individual socloties, to givo yolr timo and cffort to this work, Inter- + natioel work iy renlly the inisslonary work of the pociution, Lagt Jour, at the Dayton Can- venton, tho report of the Committeo having tniawosk in chargs indicntod progrousin Ala- pbags, Indisna, aud Illinojs, The presont year theo'is aloud call for work in Virginin. Tho pminor Btate of tho Associntion is Pennsslvania, agd It 18 to hier that we must look for contribu- o Boph, 37 e Unilad. Presbyt ew Yons, Bopt. 26.—~Tho United Dresbyto- fon 11;::« Hus docldod ta used, Wi Siveionnion L 4 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, SEP TEMBER 26, 1874 ANDERSON. Conclusion of the Testimony on Both Sides. Able Arguments by- Moasrs, Swett and Reed. Jury Allowed to Scal Thelr Vor- dict, ¥ IMORNING BESSION. Aron Andarson's trinl for arson waa rosumod yostorday morning bofore dudgo Rogors in tho Crimival Court. Tho attendanco of spectators was quite largo, I\ M, MILLER, tho prisonor's fathor-in-law, rocnliod, testified that tho outaide door was novor lookod, o hnd not sworn that tho door was always Jocked ; ho Llind known of peoplo gotling in without koys, Mr. Brwott said hio Qeslred toshow that Antolno Linco, who had somo furnituro storod fn tho shed, was arrestod on tho chiarga of arsoun. Mr. Reod admitted this, bt said that Linoo ‘waoa discharged without a hearing. Tho 8tate's Attornoy dosired to introduce tho tostimony of Fire-Warden McCnrthy to show iho valuo of the property in the houso. Mr. Swett objeoted, holding that this part of tho cnsa iad been gone over in tho evidenco of Sorgt. Fitzpatrick, and it could not bo now offor- cd in robuttal, Tho Court sustained this view, and oxcluded tho avidence. Mrs, Tallmage, rocallod for the proseoution, tostified that sho did not say to Andorson that sho was frightoned at hoaring a nofse down- stairs, Mr, Tallmage, recallod, tostified that ho had 1o insurance on hig houschold effects. + ARON ANDERSON, tho prisoner, was ngain oxaminod as to his corf- vorsation With Dr. Dal, o did not ask Dr. Dal if ho bind any feeling ngainet him; hedid not ask hiim if ho bad bettor confoss the crlmo, nor liave any convorsation on that subject. MI8S RATIE DAL, daughter of Dr. Dal, testifiod that sho heard this convorantion botwoen tho prisoner and hor father aftor tho arcest : Anderson—Ifayo you any hard feclings ngatnst mo? Dr, Dal—I haye not, up to the present time, Andorson—\What do you thiuk I ought to do under tho circumetances 7 Dr, Dal~1f I woro in your place I should own up, Andorson—Shall 18 . Andorson then walkod away. 'F'ho prisonor, onco moro placed on the stand, tostified that i alarm-clock in his house did not awaken him on tho morning of the fire ; tho clocle did not strike st all, Mrs, Tallmago was recalled’ by Mr. Raed, and ssked whether sho- hoard Anderson's alarm striko. . 3r, Swott objected, and tho objection wag, sustained. Tho caso thon closed ou both sides. TIIE BTATE'S ATTORNEY then gavo o brief outliue of what his closing srgumont would be. He should hold that it mado no difforenco whethor Andorson was or waa not in tho hougo at tho time of tho fire, or whother ko had s good oharacter proviously, for 1t was not an unusual thiog for men to come mit & serious crimo after haviug lived blamoless- {fl for fiftcon or twonty yoars, Ho should show 0l tho ovidonce pointed couclusively to Andor~ son aa tho ircondinry, and that tho dofenso hod failed to romovo tho convicting oficct of that evidonce. ‘The queetion of limiting spocches was brought up, Mr. Roed oxpressing {he hopo that tho caso might be flnished that day, Tho ,Court snid it had not_boen custemary to Uimit speechios, bus ho boped the cguo might bo concluded to-day. . 3R, I, 0, CHASE Qolivered the opeuing argumout for tho dotenso. After reviewing tho gvideace, ho said it way clear that an set of incendiarism bad been commistod 3 but it was oqually ovident that it was intended that tho candlo ghould burn down and st fire to tho kindling at the baso, and flro tho building in that woy, instoad of sotting firo to tho under surfaco of ihe floor by the blazo of tho candle. Tho candio wns 8 teot in longth, tho bottom of the hala was 20 inchea from tho lower surfage of tho floor; so that tho top of the candlo waaabout 214 inches from tho floor, to which the blazo nec- essarily communicated at once. ‘T'bo evidenco s to the exporimonts mado was undisputed, and from it the deduction was inevicablo that, if the firo iad buracd at all, tho whole structuro would have been ip fismes in balf an lour, It might not havo burned at al}, and might kave stopped whora it did: but if tho fire burnad through tho floor and continuod burning by tho aid of a draft, tho progross of tho flames would then Tavo'been rapid. It was concodod thab ab tho first blush there wero circumstauces which seomed 80 strong a8 to wako a conclusive caso of guilt; but, when theso circumstancos wero examined into, it was found that they wore too etrong, No one wonld claim that Ander- son wos such oo idiot g8 to lay o train of circumstances absolutely certain to convict bim of a fearful crime. Would Lo havoe left unburned, and ns o torrible witnoss againat him, that portion of his wife's lotter, lenviug tho othor hialf in the drawer ? Waa it possible that he would use this littlo pleco of poper us ovi- donce against himsclf 7 Did ho use it to ignite tho fiamo ; or did he uso 1t for tho purpose of malking testimony to convict bimsolf ? How did the pieco of the board from which tho candle- holder wag eawod off come to bo in tho shed? This was a strong peiut, but there wag evidonco that there was no such board 1n the shed boforo tho firo. T'he overalls, coat, bud elippers wero found very roadily. Was it possiblo that o man would dvess himself up for the occasion ? And yet tho policoman know just whero to look for these clothes, with dirt and limo sénins upon them. Evenif it wero proved that tho dirt on thego clothos camo from boneath tho houso,— and it wounot proved,—thero waa nothing to show that any ono of tho ){olicumn_n might not have wort: £ho garmonts, Where did tho nesws- paper seraps como from ? Five of the plocos wero from a paper that was nevor about tho Louso at all ; nobody had ever scen such a candlo about tho promises. Counsel did not chargoe the “Yalimages with firing tho houso, but lio did not know why thoy should nos bo as strong- ly suspeciod” o8 Andorson, for _thoy took tho ZUmes, and Andorson didn't. They had equsl nccess to the houss, and’if anybody was to be convicted upon cireum- stantial ovidence, the Tallmages were equally Jinblo to suspicion with Anderson. Tho theory of circumstantinl ovidonco was, that it must not only forma suspiclon, but that it must bo in- consistont with any. rational conclusion oxcapt that of guilt. Tho testimony of Mra. Tallmago, #0 {ar o4 matorial {acts wora concerned, was not only controverted, but absolutely snnibilated, 8he was Jaboring under strong oxcitement at the timo, andcould not bo oxpectod to romomber corractly. Sho was sbown to bo_absolutely mig- takon, if not impeachod, on il the important points tegtified to by her, As to tha question of tho timo when Anderson loft his louse and and renchied Cornoll, Mrs, Tallmago's testi mony waa completoly swept awny by n number of wituesses.. There could bo no doubt that two hours and twonty-fiva minates alapsed botwoon tho timo that Auderson loft tho hause and tho discovery of the firo, Lvery man knew that the eutira building would have beon in ashos an bour bofore that {ime, A more con- clusivo olibi was novor shown, It was abaotuto- 1y hinpossiblo for Andorson to liave committed tho offonso, Tho thaory that the windows wore socuroly fastoned had boon awept away by tho fuct, nmply proyed, that various partios did ot in ot thouo windows. It was absurd to say that nobody could ‘Fob in, whon sovorul people did get in. It ncoded no srgument to prove tint An- dorgou had no motive to burn the houso and its contents, whioh wora proved to Lo worth §200 or £300 more than the amount of the imsmanco, Anderson had Doon aliown. {0 haye borno & rowarkably pura and unsulliod reputstion, The jury could not overlool tho tostimony on this “polat, “They st iake it into account in a caso deponding wholly upon ciredmstantinl ovidonco, A man's characlor must woigh hoavily oither far or against lam, Whon the fact was roalized by the Jary that Andoreon might bo innosent 3 that his movioua reputation wae blameloss; that athor Lu:u must bleod ; that thoro was roason to suy- poit that & money roward for a conviction was n prebable motive for this ovidently put-up job,— cowsal conld not but feel securo in leaving tho mntior in the hnuils of tho jury. "Tla Court took s rocosy until 1 o'clock, ——— AYTERNOON SEASION. Upa the roaysambling of the Court at 1 o'clock LLONARGD BWETT, oounsol for the priuonor, addrossed the jury, Ko aid ot censlderabla tima had lLeen cous aumod K $ho caso, but not wmoro tlan waa so. quired whero n man's charotor, and hopes, and liborty woro at stako, 1fo had boen drawn into this caso in an unusual manner, and, having becomo acquaintod with Andorson, ho belioved, boforo God, that Lo was as lnnocout of this crime of arson e was counsel himself, Io spolc of tho peonllar state of publio fooling in roferenco t0 tiros in Clilengo and acts of incondiarism, and snld 1t cast 1t stindovy ovor this caso, Thus jury must bo moro or loss affoctod by it, and bo naked ouly that thoy give lim fairly, squarely, and lonostly the bouefits which the law gavo him, If thioy could wood out of tho cago tho projudicos which lod to swlft conolusions, and could woigh it carotully, it would transpio that thero was no cnsoatall. It would stand mona of the rules which tho Inw roquired to bo appliedto OIRCUMBTANTIAL EVIDENCE. A numbor of casos resting upon this cloes of ovidonco wero oltod by counsel, who deducad thovefrom tho conolusion that it wan not enough that 1oro suspicions woro oxoitod ; tho ciroum. stances must bo such ns to Joave in tho minds of tho juryno rensonablo doubtof guilt. Com- pariug tho teatimony as to the “accossibility of tho intarior of tho houso, o clalined that it Lnd boon plainly shown that anybody could go inwho chose, It wna as oasy for nn ouisidor ay for Andersou himeolf to got in tho house nnd g0t the firo, Thoro was no doubt, that the firo was sot by & profossionsl Incendinry, for no honoat mon had about Lim such a candlostick or candlo ns those whioh wore found, Tho woight of tho testimony pointed to tho probability that an outsider piled up the kiudling aud scraps of paper, dug tho hole, put tho candlo in place, lighted it, and went off. Counsel claimed that the distanco of tho floor from iho bottom of tho holo dug in tho ground wns g0 gront that tho amount of kindling placed thore would not, and could not possibly, iinvo sot tho floor on firo. In reforence 10 Lho mud an tho slippors and ovoralls, Lo drow attontion to tho fact that tho woather lad beont #a dry that thora could have boon no mud under tho houso. Jlow conld it bo found that Ander- wou waa_guilty of soiting tho firo, whon it was not uutil two houra and thirty-fivo minutes aftor ho loft tho Louso that tho fire khad burned tirough the floor? That it would havo burned through in less than half that timo was proved by the exporimonts mado by tho witness Soxton, 7 A MONE COMPLETE ALIDI could not bo proved. Tha ovidonco showed that Andorson would bavo lest money by the do- struction of tho proporty in hia houso, to say nolfiog, of burning up tho property of Lis mothor-in-law oud his cousin, on which thero was no fusuranco, In overy singlo particular tho cago of tho proscention had boon overwhelmed by tho witnosses for tho dofenso, and the proso- cation had beon proved to bo false. Attho clogo of his address, Nr. Swott grow vory pathotic on tho subject of Anderson's pro- vious charnctor and history—so much go that tho prisoner and bis wifo and rolatives wers af- fected to toars. 1lo clatmod that thore was nothing in this oaso that was not lisblo to hap~ pen to any mnu on the jury, and he implored them not to let tho Kupulu cry of vengeanco against incondiarism hunt sn honest, innocent nian into the Ponitontiary. Ho loft tho fato of the prisonor and of his family in tho hands of o jury. BTATE'S-ATTORNEY REED in hig cloging argumont sald that no ono could pity tho prisonor moro than ho did, Soclety muut bo protaoted and tho law upheld. Ho pitiod this weeping woman, 88 ho had pitiod many a women before whogo husband had been convict- ed of orfmo. Tho fact that tho wife and childran of criminpls _wore tho chiof sufforora was no ronson why the jury or tho Judgo should falter in their duty. If the sponkor did not beliove this man guilty, bo would sit in his seat dumb. On the subjeot of character, ho eaid that Judas had an unblemishod character before ho betrayod his Tord and Mastor, It mado no- differenco what Andoraon’s provious charactor was; it conld not shield him from the conscquoncos of his crims. Givo lifm tho fullost bouetlt of his good charac~ tor, but still the evidonco pointed to him as the guilty man, AB TO THE ATABI, it amountod to nothing. Coucedo that ha went to Cornll #t b o'clock ; of courso ho didu't pro- 0go to o there whilo tho louso was burniug. I’)id ho givo any reason why ho wouted to go to Coruoll the Sundsy night before? None at eil, he object undoubtodly was to mako ovidenco to sorvo him during tho trinl, Ou tho subjeot of ciroumstantinl proof, Mr. Roed quoted from omiuent authoritica to show that this class of ovidenco was just as logal and conclusive of guilt 88 diract proof would be, Tho ovidence in this caso was ontiroly consistont with Andornon's guilt, ana outiroly 1nconsistent with bia inno- Gonco, Whero waa tho man who got into tho bouse by tlo windows, and dug this holo, and piled tho lkindling, and placed tho enndlo tliore, and thus yon tho risk of do- tection by the peoplo living ovorhead and on cither side? lmaginntion could point to no other man. Ho loft lua overalls and elippors in the Lousiog ho took tho balf of tho lotter and loft the other halt in tho drawer,—simply be- cnuso ho fully oxpectod that thoso things would Lo burned up. Bupposing ho Lad carriod hiy lifo-insurance policy ond lottora patont in hi packat, and thoey bad beon found on bis porson whon arrested;” would it not hayo boon o sus- picious, dumaging fact sgaingt him? Tho fuct that tho air under tho houso was damp nud cloxo was a sufliciont answer to tho proposition that tho candle would have burned through the floor in two lowws and a balf. llo didn’t expoct tho candlo to sot tho floor on firo nt the top; ho expected the caudlo would burn down to the kindlings, which would communicato firo to the post_agatost which thoy were piled, and - thenco to tho floor above. By this time he would bo wsafoly out of tho wn; with lus alibi complote. It made no difl ence that thero was no motive, provided the cir- cumstances pointed to this man as guilty, Bug thore was no Jack of motive. _No man cauld be- liovo that the wholo of Anderson’s stuff was worth moro thau $200 or $300. Mo urgod tho ury to try this man as though thero had never een o flvo in Chicago; a4 If no incendiary over applied tho fatal torch; try him by the rules of law and evidenco. TUE INSTRUCTIONS, Tho Court then delivered the following in- structions to tho juty: FON TTE PEOPLE, Tho Court tnstructs tho jury that it L thetr duty to find tho prisoner guilly of ‘tho erinse clinrged ngatunt Aikin, i thoy beliove {rom tho evidence, beyond s rea~ eonablo doubt, that ke fa gullty of such erlne, although no motive for the commiasion of such crimy has bocn proved, “Che Court instructa tho Jury that a reasonablo doubt ‘means In law & sorious, substantial, aud well-founded donbt, and not tho mero possibility of a doubt. Tho Jury have no right to go_outaido of the svidence to Foateh for or hunt up doubts not arising from tho evi- denco or tho want of evidenco, “Who Court Inatructa tho Jury that, although the jurs ‘may bollove from thie ovidenco that'the defendant Liad & good cliaracter, ot good character cannot shyicld Lim from_tho'consequonces of thocrimo charged against lm, 1€ tho, fury shall bolove srom tho ovlience, bo- ‘yondl a reanonable doubt, that hots guilty of such crime, Tho Court iustructs 'tho jury thal circumstautial ovidnce fs fust nd legal ns ponitivo ovidenco: and that, if tho jury beliove from tho evidence, Loyond o roason~ ablo doubt, though tho samo bo_circnmetantiul, thut tho dofendant s guilty of tho crimn charged gainat Dim, it i3 the duty of the jury to find him guilty, just thosamo &8 i thoy had buen oyo-witiesses to'the crime, “[l0 Gourt Instructs tho Jury that, It thoy Lellovo from tho evideuce, boyoud o ressonablo doubl, that tho defendant rot ffro to the dwelling-houso of 'Tolm T, Mulflugor, in manter and_form o3 m“;xgm In the {udictment, with the intent to burn and destroy tho same, then'tho Jury phouid ud hin guilly, 1€ Ihe jury siiall” fail to Lallove from the evidencd that the defendnut actually set firo to tho dwelling- Tiousa of John L, Mullluger, 8 chargod fn tho indict- ment, but ahiall boliove frum the evidence, beyond » Toasonablo doub, that such dwelling-hiotiso Wa ot on fire, und that o, in auy way or munitior, oided, agslet- cd, advised, o onconraged In {he sottiug on e, then the jury should fiud the defondant pullty just the azine as if Lo actually wot it on fire, YON TIK DEFEDANT. Tho Jury aro fustriicted that 1f tho evlidenco tending to convict the acoused fa composed of fucts, o part of which tend to prova bis guilt, aud a part o suw that #omo othor horson, or somo other person unknown, committed thoe offonno, then they sbould fud tho de- fendaut not guilty, unless, from all tho oyidenco, they bellove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the accusod 14 guilty of tho offouss chiarged. 1norder to Justify a verdict of auiity, oll tho facts proved which uro tonterlol to the conviction of the ac- ‘cusod, must bo conalutent wilh the gullt of tho ac- cused, and incapuble of suy other reasonable by ypoth- oslx, oxcopl that of Wis gufit; and it the Jury ’ll thiv case elieve from the ovidenca that cortain of these factaliave buen satisfactorily proves, aud. thut such favts constitute a part of tho cauo made out Ly the annml\lml, und {hat ¥ome of such facts, consfderod u conneetion with il the evidence of the care, aro lhu:mlllnuul with {he theory that tha dofendunt i ‘wullty, sud polat to koo othér or unknown peraon wn tho guilly party, then tho jury should seqult the de- o ouder to yunt i ovder to Justity s vordict in ihia coro from cir- cuustautisl ovidonce, all of the facts material :a the conviction of the scensod, satisfactorlly proven, must Do consiatent with the gullt of the necnsed, and tho hypotheais of his gnllt wmust weconnt for all such faol; and i€ Borue of tho fucts are couslatent witls the dofedaut’a guilt, and somo ora incousirtonty and the theory of s gill only acconuta fora part of tho facts, then fho Jury should ronder a verdict of not guilty, 11 tho facli provad can bo aoconnted. for upun any other reasvunble bypothests excopt that of tho guilt of o aceused, then (he defendsnt shoull bo nequitted, "I'o Jury are tusiructed that it is not onough that tho cio §5 mysterlous or snsplelons; no matter haw augpiclous or myutorious, the Jury 'mwuat soquit the defentaut uniory ho facts proven are Absaluisly ne conntatent, with nny feanonabld’ thesry except that of ul 14 gnry aro inatrcled (et 15, o present cone, {ho Iiotiso of Andorson liad, for atont {hree woekd, Ve montly wnoceupiet, il wos s0 insecuroly Toni: encd that ofhor persons might lave entered the lionso and got posscasion of nll the artielea found abont the candlo, and might have gono under tho houso and placed the candlo whoro it wea placed, and might have ‘one all tho eriminative nets, then the mers fact (hat Anderson owned the blocks, l:m]m!‘, and othor eriminne tiva articlen does not Juallfy any logal daduction of @uilt, and the jury should acquit tho dofendant, ho {llry naro inatructed that, whilo persans of good character ‘iny commit crime, yet, whers the ovidence in onticly clfcumatautial, sud{hd ood chinractor i elmrl{ yved, and §a proved to hisvo oxisted nuiform. Jy and for a long space of tne, it slioulil be recolved Dy the jury an a clraumstanco’ of groat welght, and otight properly to shicld o man from sl eriminative and suspicious circumstances oxcopt such am eatabiisi the gnilt of tho avcused boyond A reasounbla doubt, unotwithstanding such character, If tho Jury bellova from tho ovdeneo that otler por- Bona than tho defendant had accoss to the litter, “tho Xindlings, and_othoe eriminntive mn(urlnlubnmf alko had nocess, or might havo hisd necess, to hix houso and placo whera it wns Lred undor tho Touso, and might avo plnced all tho eriminntive material whero it wan pinend, the no doductions of tho guilt of the defonde sntcan bo deaws from the more fact that Anderson ‘awned such natorlal, or tiok such matornl wau ordl- nnrlly kept about s fiouse snd in bin table, or othor wiso ncreasibla to him {n comtnon with other people. ‘Tho jury are instructed 1hat no amount or number of nioraly susplcons ciroumstancea can Justify a cone viction of guill, and it is only when sitch éireuni— stancos prova tho guilt of tho ncousod beyond a roa- souablo doubt thnt elreumstantinl ovidougo Justides sich conviction § and in the presont case, nlthough the jury conaldor tho cireumatances susplcious in the igliost degree, and that Andersor s probably guill o St thot Lrobalility In of tho higliost deyrcd, it tho jury should rondor o vordict of not Tmsy unlens 1o facts proven aro iticapablo of oxplanation upon the theory that somo unknowa porson entered tho house ond did th act, 1f o Jury bollove, from tho ovidonc, thnt the fire sgoited by 1ho top 0f 1o candlo, and_ that Anderson went to Cornell at abont 6 o'clock iu the morning, and that tho firo was not discovered for sbout twoand onos half hours, and that the fire jgnitod and burned what 1t dId burn beforo that time, and. (ko absenco. of Ane <lorson ralaca a reasonable doubt as to whetler lis sot Hhio o, tues tho Jury sliould find o “dufedant not ul Y. “Thio fury aro instructed that, i thoy tellovo from tho oviiletice tliat Anderson iad proporty in hta lioueo ‘which was insured, sud that such proporty was oquul to.or greator In smount than tho insuranco, and, be- aides, that ho lind property near by not {usured, aud that his relatives hind property there also, and that Andorean, go far ns tho evidenco shows, had 1o notive to commuit tho crima, (hiis fact §s Lo bo connidered as of groat wolght In his favor, aud strongier avidenco should Do required than if an a ql‘llunlu ‘motive to commit the erima hind been dovoloped by tho ovidonee, 11, upon tho whola caee, tho jury incline to tho ko- Hef that Anderson fs guilly ne charged, but they have Teasonnble doubts as whetlior hoia guilly, or soma un- kuown person, then the jury showld find the defond- aut not guilty, notwithatauding thoy think probably Antterson s guflty, To tho abovo tho Court added an_instruntion that if tho dofondant was found guilty the jury should fix tho pounlty ot not moro than ‘two year' imprisonmont in tho ~Dontontiary, to- Hothor with a tino not exceeding 85,000 ; if thoy found o vordict of not guilty, thoy should simply &0 stato. Tho jury rotived et Lwouty minates prst § a'clock. Judgo Rogors romained fn court till 8:30 o'elock in ordor to reciva tha vordiot, should tho jury agree. At that nour tho Judgo rotired, instructing thom, should thoy agroa bofora tho can{luulng ‘of Court this mornlug, Lo seal their verdiet. THE COURLS. EKecord of Busincas 'Trasancted Yeoe terdny. A FEW CLAIM ON A JUSTICE. John Crossby bogan a suit yostordey agaiunt Justico Daniol Scully and s polico ofticer named Jobn V. Smith, in which ho sccks to rocover damages silogod to have rosuited from Justico Soully's exceeding his jurisdiction. About two yoars ago, Crossby allogos, ho was arrested by Officer Bmith on a charge of oruolty to animals. Ho was taken bafore Justice Beally, and, after & hearing, sentenced to forty-throo days' im- prisonment In tho Bridewell, There, ho romained sbout four days, when, having takon su appeal and procured bail, bio was re- leaged. On tho trinl in the Oriminal Court tho ‘prosocutor failod to provo his casc, and Crossby was discharged. Whilo ho woa in jail, ho claims, thio horso dicd, his wifo suffered a severo norvous shock from his arrest, aud he, too, foll sick, Crossby claims that his horse was sick at tho timo of his arrcst, nnd he was only attompting to raiso it uwp, which act was misinterprotod by the oficer into an act of cruclty. Moreover, it s claimed tho Justico oxcoeddd his juriediction in rendoring a son- tenco of imprisoument for forty days whon ho could only lmposo twenty-five days, ~T'o obtaina pecuniary mcumgnuua for this alloged uvlawfal Tmprisonment tho suit was Lronght, and tho damnges aro Iaid at 810,000, MORE STATE INGURANCE TROUBLYS, Tourtoon suits wore begun yesterday in tho Suporior Court sgainst Goorga C., Churlos M., nnd John B, Smith, G. W, Modiullen, J. B. and Daniel McMullon, H, A. Hurlbut, W. I. Parl, James Vouinwegon, ©. M. Cady, and tho Lonk of Chicago, all in:imatoly nected with the ' well-known State auranco Company's complications, The names of tho plaintiffa aro : Lyon & Honly, who sue for $10,000 ; C, W. Colehour, for 5,001 . P, Ward, 85,000 J. J. Spnhlinf & Co., 85,000 ; Edmund and Edmund M. Landis, £4,000; D. 1 Fisk & Co., $5,000 ; John Keller, €5,000 ; Corhart and G, L, 25,0003 “W. W. K ball, $6,000 : George T Pitkin, $5,000 ; Charles McMaators, 85,000 ; Jano Roborts, §2,000 ; Bon- Jomin Fletchor and €. G, Sazlor, $2,600 ; and W. P, T2, Megorve, 810,000 Thadeclaration in the firat puit, which may bo taken a8 o samplo, ian noat littlo documout of thirty-six printed folio pages, containing nwerous counts. ‘T'heso sat out wlth overy pousiblo variation that the plam- titta liold ‘claims against ihe Company for lossos on policies which by fraud and missgprogentailon they ' wero fnduced to ausinn to tho Company, or parties roprosenting it, for tho nowinal sud iusufliciont cousiders- tion 0f 10 conts on tho dollur, Sinco the mom- orablo oxEouu of the mysterions councetion of tho Bmiths in thoir doublo capacity, and tho declaration of a dividend of noarly 60 per cant $ho plaintilfs have reached the conclusion that thoy nro outitled to s sharo of theso sinco-din- covered assots, and for this thoy filp thetr bill, DIvoRCES, Margarot Shrove filed o Lill for divorce egainat lier Lusband, John Shreve, on tho growad of eruolty and drunkonnons. Bho states that in Novombor, 1864, sho was marriod ta tho do- fondant, and has hnd two children. Llor hus- bund hes froquantly choled her and kuacked bor down, aud Lss mado ropentod attempts to kill for with a Xnifo, o livew in Dolvidero, and Is worth about $1,000. injunction wos aekod snd granted to provont, Blirevo from disposing of lis proporty. John I, llarner hogan o suit forn divorco from hia wife Catherine, bocause elio had, a8 ko c‘:hm-gcs, been guilty of ropeated aots of adul- Anglo E. Keofer i no longor eatiafled with hor Dusband, Windsor A, Kocfor, oo ncconntof bis bizarro disposition to ugo hor as n sand-bag on which to launch bis blows, Bho theroforo nsks & divoreo, Zilpha A, Thayor has grown tirod of tho cri- elty practiced on hor by hor husband, Ziba C. ‘Lhayor, and Glod a bill £0 bo rid of Lim, Lifla I, Lamb, having como to tho conclusion that sho_ did not promise to lob hor husband, Derrick Lawb, knoel her down and turn hor aut doors; applied to tho Cironit Court for o divor#o. Bho also states that, bosides his orn- olty, hor husband by eausod hor to bo followed 0 constautly Ly doteclives that he hins beon obliged to loavo” hirm, aod secreto horself from him. 1o hms also hired mou to attompt to mako hor noquuintanco, aund ingratinte thom- solvos with her, but without succoss. So annoy= ing hLas this courdo of conduct boon that hor houlth has been jmpaired, end sho caunob en- dureit moro. XTI, Judges Drummond end Blodgett will bo in town to-morrow. Judgo Booth will hear motions. ‘I'hio cngen of Jullus lflxpu)buum. L.J, Moonoy, Max L, Griffoth, and George Washburn woio tried on the queation of their insamty, declared ingano sud consigned to tho Blato Hospitul for the Iusauo, Forty suits woro commenced In tho Clreult Emutl yesterday, and wevouty jun the Supertor Sourt, ;] UNIYED BTATES COURTH. J. D, Harvoy, Assiguco of the Tranklin Bank, sued G, G. Bollows wnd deorge L. Chiapin foi 000, Q'hie I'hird Natlonal Dank commonced n suit agninat Douglas 8. Toylor, laying domages ab @:I,dgg, and anothor ngaingt Ira’Liolmes cluiming £B,000, BANKRUPTOY 1TEH, 'Tho Clevelaud Iaper Company, T, J. Powers, Yernon Drothors & Co,, the Now Engluud Cayd und Paper Company, Hamlin, Daves & Co.,, White, Corbin & Oo,, tho Rodo Iuland Gard ani Bowrd Company, Jonathan Butterfleld, D. W, Eldrod, snd doorge W, Clark flled n potition againse Albort (k, Storoy aud Jamas Allen, co- partners undor the name of Btorey & Allon, The combined clalms of tho potitionsra wmotnt to 10,944,81, and they charge that Btorey & Allon Dosldus falling to pay thair papor at mnturity Liavo wado a frundulont and proforentisl tyansfor of n Ingo part of thele stack to Gioorgo 1L Ray. A rulo to show canso Oct, 23 waa fssucd. - ' BUPKRION GOURT IN DRIER. TRoed Jonos and II, O, Xnowlton began a nule for 3,000 against V. 11 Poaso and Ilarry Con- vor. Thold, Lotter & Co. atted Harvoy I, and Arnold M, Bigelow for $1,200, 3 \Vllfinm Harpor bmu;lzht nuit to recovar 51,500 of Petor Wolf and Willinin Diclduson. W. oI, Durlioo auad Chnrles Cleavar for 1,000, Tamos C. Caldwoll sued Arthur Bott for 81,600, nnd J. 8, Basgot ot al, nttompted to rocoyer n liko amount from Asa K. Waters by aimilar monna, Joln R, Adams commenced a wult for §10,000 ngainst Trancin A, Rtiddle, and another for 6,000 against Henry I1. Walker, Iidward Qrugor showed s Intontlon of recov~ oring $2.000 from Albort Bmith, for some un- known offense, by bogluning o sult for that amoint against him, Goorgo Wost, J. ML Call, nnd Qllston Whitte- moro bogan a sutt_ngalnst J. L, Day and B, . Btrong, clnlmlnic 83,600, and another ngalnot Dng alone for 81,000, . 1. Wood brought snit for £8,000 against +Mathew Doucor and Georgo Welao. John Crosaloy commoncod a enlt in trospass againut Daniol Heully sud Johu W. Smith, lay- 1[15 damages at 810,000, acob Stono suod tho Workingmon's National Tire Inguranco' Compuny, of Loulsiata, for ° 1,000, Ludvig Trowich bogan n sult i sesnmpsit ngainst iho Clay Firo & Marino Htock lusuranco Company, claiming $4,000. "o Third Nationn Jaus of 8. Tonts brought suit for $3,600 ngnlnu tho Mannfacturers' Na- tional Bank of Chlcago, and D. O. Smartand Charles Gudgolt sued the same parties for a liko amount. Elisha Lee filod o praccipo in assumpelt againgt Georgo K. Clark, clauming 87,000, D, W. Pomoroy commonced n gnit for $3,000 against J. O. Quilott. Prico, Rosoublatt & Co. sued Martin Koller tor 1,000, Tlonry Korber filed a potition ngainst tho roal eatato af tho lato Martin O, Walker, nsking for 8 mechanic's lion to the smouut of $2,600 on the promises known ns sub-lot 12, In Asucsgors® Divia sion of Lota 5, 6, and 8, of Block 86, in the Orig- inalTown of Culcngo, Oswoll A. Bogua filed a bill ngainst M. Mo~ Kondreo 'Fooke, J. 13, Abel), A, B, Qraves, Bon- jamin_ Nowman, Carolino ~ Nowman, E. B. = Sherman, John Ling, 3. E. Dan- iols, E. Q. Morso, nod Mary Samm, fo “forccloso o trust-deed for 13,000 on tho north fifly feot of Lot 10, togathor with tho north fifty feot of the oast five and a half foot of Lot 9, in Block 49 of tho Canal Trustoes' subdi- Yision of Sce. 7, 99, 14, CIRCUIT COURT. lq'wm“ Irvivo sued Jobn W. Hoopor for 200. . “lio Graceland Comotory Company fled a bit) engeinet . B, Miller to provent him from col- Ieeting o tax on 1ts eapital mtock nud franchiso. Honry Schrauso fllod & hill againet Matilda Brown, John Brown, I, O. Wallor, and_the un- known'heirs of Joseph Koonig, deceasod, to foro- closo & mortgago for 1,800 on Lot 100’ of the subdivision of Block d' of 8. J. Walkor's dovk additicn to Chicago. JUDGMENTS. Borenor Count—Junar _Gany—Albert Slurges ¥0, J. W, O, Neil snd J, L. Noff, $,074.60, Cingu1y COURT=—JUNGE TREE—U, W, Col Tiiinols Mutunl Insurance Company, $3, Flehtenburg et al, V&, John Ludwig, Lavis v, T'he Alomania Insurance C inud, 0., $1,085.90, SUPRENE COUNT OF ILLINOIS—NORTHERM GRAXD DIVIBION, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Orrawa, I, Sopt. 25,—The Supromo Court met at 0 o’clock this morning. All tho Justices progent. 92, Truift ve, Hall. Motlon for sccurity for costs ; afidavit not sutlicient, sud motion overraléd, 219, John Kelly ve. Gitman Gravee, Time to filo abstracts extended to the 28tk inst, 233, Ed O, Rolchwald va, Samuel K. Gaylord, Time 1o Qilo abstructs and brief extended ten days, © 208, 3iiram Gould and Jamea Gonld, hnpleaded, Xc., yu, Mary 1, Btornberg, Motion for o cortiorard on the Olerk of Dullago County for a complete record. McAlister sald for the Couxt that tho record camie In_o very bad sape, and was an imposltion upon {ho Court, yot thoy i niot know how to reach tho matter, but woitld furthor considorit, G4, Willlnm 8, Mosa va. Purry Frazer ¢t al. Timo extended tlirty days to flo atstracts ani briefs. 207, Tobert Stuart va, Holomon MeKichau, Sug. gestion of diminution uf reord nade, Tho Court decidod that 1t comes too lase, the causy belng on to- day’s call Hst, rir.y. Hildrup va, Drinkerhodf, appeal, T Aary 1. Dostevlck ot ok, va, David Ifoss, Mo- tfon for timo to flta briefs; slso, b0 placo caso at the foot of tho docket, 205, Sophia A, Boslwlck va, Mark Skinner ctal, Sao motions, 93, Abner G, Tarding va. Commercial Losn Com- pany ot al. Motlon and stipulation flled fo ket asido afirmance, Allowed, aud causo contintied. 208, Miram Gould aud James Gould, Imilanded, &o. Tionty days’ tima sllowed to fllo nbstracte, kc. 80, Afbrecht v, o Yooplo, Lo, Motfon Tor su~ persedeas, : Notion to diamiss CALL OF DOCKET, 201, Charles I, Weaver et ul, vo, Willlam A. Poyer, Takon on call, 202.\: . K, Farnhom vs, IHelen M, Farnbam, Taken on cul 203, Willlam B, Hayea et al. vs, William Parmalee. Ioretoforo dismissed. g 204, Tenjamin F, Stanley va, Iizaboth D. Valeatine tal,” Taken on call, 203, Tho World 3utual Life Tnauranco Company ve, Oarollno Shultz, gunrdian, &e, Taken on call. 206, Chiarles 1L Wheeler ot al. va, George M, Puli- man ¢t al., impleaded, elc. Taken og eall, + 207, Bobert Stuart ve, Solomoen McKichan, Taken ouca 208, Hiram CGould and James Gould, impleaded cte,, vo, Mary E, Sternberg. Time oxtouded to fllo abe stracts, ete, 209, Francis Fowlor va, John @, Kneeht etal, Pro- viously dismissed, 210, Willinm X, Btono ot al, vs. Alfred Daggott ot al, “Taken on call 211, David . Geary vs, Patrick O'Nelll, Taken on 212, Henry Doylo va, Wolf Lovl. Tuken ou call, 213, Williim Breckenridje ot al. vs, Willlam I, O3 tram, sdmintstrator ote, Taken on call, 14, Herman Leiwan ve. Thoodoro Sclirceder, Tukels on eall, 215, Charles Doottcher va. Tonry Brock, Taken on call, s 216, William M, Kimball ct al, va. Georgs W. Cuse ter, "Taken und ofal arguuent by Lmery Storrs, 217, Willism A, Pounell ve, Georgo Clzndler, Rte- celvor, oto, Takon on call. 218, Caroline Lanfers and enry Lonfors va, Anna Caroline Heinko and Joln A, Burrichter, guardian, ate. Taken on ealt, 2i0, James 31, Trusher, adminiatrator, eto., va, Delubisy & Purdy and Jobn Durs, ot al, Dimnissod heretoforo, 220, Virginin Wharton ct al, vs, Willam Dunting, ‘Tuken on call, | ‘ho Court sdfourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow morning. o Cohansey Gass Manf'e G, 40 North Third-st., Philadelphia, ., Aro now mnking, and have on hand tho Liar- . &ost and best pssortmont of WINDOW GLASS. Ordors promptly filled at LOW ERICES. Our Glass is SUPERIOR TO OTHER BRANDS, “Packed like Fronoh,” of IMigh Polish and Light Qolor, 1t is bolisved &l = g (=] g [~} El EQUAL TO FRENCE, AND AT LOWER PRICES, Alo, manufacturo Wine, Porter, and Min- oral Dottlen, Flasks, Vials, and Fruit Jars, ot et B el L STOOKHOLDERS' MEETING, Rockford, Rack Island & St Loats Railvoad € Secretary’s 0fiee. Roox TsraxD, 11, Sept. 7, 181, Stockholders’ Meeting. Notico s horaby givon that the h R T panry it ol fuldnd, s, on Wodnosdsg, ‘o Ll day of Ootabor, at i3 RILAD, Booratary. SO i Wi FINANOIAL. e SR Livingston & Company's Bank, 10 Pine-st.y Now Yorlk. Ul‘z’mlud for the busi of ont-of-tawn Ianks, Bank. era, Corporations, Individualy, &, Otfurs spodlal tn- dncamonts to Oorrospondents, Iive por oont internst sliowed on A)ulllmlnuz . Utty,County, aml Town Honds, 30 othor marketallo s nnrhrul wanted for salo o cume minion, ‘Irat-claas loans negotiatod. WANTED. WANTED To yurchazo, o olali for fromy 83,000 to 85,000 agulugs the Daunan o Tnee e ot Haetiord, "Gonor st i b AR BATESS 0. 221 e RO Sl el A e 1 oo AMUSEMENTS. WGORMIOK'S MUSIO HALL, THEQ. THOMAS' GRAND CONCERTS. Bixty Distinguishod Porformers! Thix 1 the onty orqunization Wt » e U G\ IR s mmt e A et o Bomrs aiule aF werserii ¥ ) Vei Tootond (i etion, i the Weater ciies us . Neie Monday Evening Next, SRPT. 28 Innugural Goncort of Afr. Thomas! brinf ot o Nunlent Komamy I Ohage A N AT AR ARD VARG PHOGHRE e A MO BRILLIANT Debut af the youny Amerlean Pvima Donna, MISS EMNMA CRANCH, DAY NIOHT, Hopt. 29, GREAT POPULAR 1‘{{,“{‘{;;&::‘ AY !\:'.VIY.NINO, Hopt. 3, GRAND DRE- i DAY, 3 1% M, POPULAR MATINGIE, gats, main flnoey S0 cante; Tintoony, §1, cxirn: " Hlekeis far Papular Matfnon n ¢ Timinasinen only 1, troludlig whoesval soxt, zon., Bluluway & Hons' oelebrated Planon oxolusively usor, Carpenter & Sheldon, Manayers,” DANCING ACADEMIES, LARTINE! SOUTH SIDE, + 1010 INDIANA-AV, WEST SIDE, 05 ADA-BT. WILL OPEN Saturday, Scpt. 26. Alllato fashionablo aud legitinata dances eystomsth- cally taught, 1 fiava onlargod and impraved the South Side Aendomy o that 1t in vustly suporlar bo auy In. tho Statos, Whether fn polnt ofslzo, alughuco aud vofnplotonoes Haso aisa improved tho Wost HidoAznin Family, Church, or Private Club Partlor th will bo foundlucomparabiy ologaut, roglioeehin, sofuplotee - * J. EDWIN MARTINE, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FRED AL, i Hous Grand Family Datinee nt 2:30. Evening Perfurmuuce at 8 pe nte Kelly & Loo's Famous Minsirels, ¥trat timo of Teolly & Loon's Offonbaoh Gomio 6;{;«.?.:. FHt AR g L 5 Manager First tima hoto, Box Mys- R GUTHONIT M introduciris the abaat o v Maglctan, 1ty Moniio '::mfix's "fi"q"{.’“’f' s iy skotali, OBEY 13 s ; i WOODEN ik e Au and_Soios, , ACADEMY OF MUSIO, LAST DAY OF THI: FAMOUS LINGARDS! 2 0'0LOCK, nN B W MAGDALBEN. "TO-NIGHT, the Great Konsatin, Ia I3 =3 > XL IN Z5R . Mondsy—OLIVE LOGAN, — EDUCATIONAL, ) ST. JOEN'S §CHOOL, Tloarding and day-school for young ladlos and oh Hov, Theodoro Irving, TT. D, Rootor, No. flud‘;‘}q Thirty-socond-st,, Now York, 'Tho young Itdios and. childron rocolved Into the family will live in the atcio. ' sphoroand undor the qulot Influonao of & Christian homo, | The nembor In limited ta ilteen. Reogenon Wednos. © daz, Bopl. 23, For cireular nr information, apply to thy Reotor. No. 31 West Ty ty-scoond-st. LAEE FOREST AUADEMY, A Day and Boardlag Schiol, whora Boys aa on Drapnro for Collogaand Diiorm & tveonrn e R Hdu:fl;lun. Tultion, #60. Board and Tuttlin, 8400 por S ot STt i e VA R AN e oo 'nm the Priugipal, ALBRIT ‘Tho Hon, WILLIAM Biitos ARTHORSTORL, Vies osetope it Tho Tev, PENNSYLVANIA MILUTARY ACADENY, Qhestor, Pa, Tor Noncders only. Hoselon oponn Wednsa- ay, Hoi Tacatlon healthtul; (irounds smple; Huild- ings conmodlous; Usurse of Buidies oxtenaivo. = Thor. pugh instruction fn Civil and *Mcohanionl Enginoering, tha Ulaanics and l'.nal\nll'. Lenroful ovarsighit of tho more sl and mannom of Cadets, ~ For efraulnra appty, to Ho, I A Btorrs, Mosars, Watts DaGalyor, \V. K Uray, At Pitnidtvilio, &, A Onsgrovo, aud Frank W. Wontworliy vatrons of iha'Acadarny in Ohlosgo, or to ol. TILEQ, [IVATT, Prosidont, CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, _ MADAME DUIERVILLY, Principal, _Xos. 1627 and 1620 Spruca-sh., Philodolphia. Tinglinls,” Froneh, nud Latin, Hoaeaini ) Sohortfovyoung Yadios aud Miseon, u 3 Wil roopen Soptanior gt - LOGAN SQUARE SEMINARY. Phia Boarding and Day:Scliool for Indine, aitunted 1608 Vinn-t., PRIRGeIshIn wi e o M b AR 16 1T MISS & PINDRLL | Privcials MRES. WM. G. BRYAN’S JIOARDING HOROOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, The Tall'Torm of Men.. eyann Noh 16, atain, N Yoo Npph 1ot o meucos Sablombor MADAME 0. dn SILVA " IR, . BRADI 7 (lormorly Mes. Oxdai HooAdas ST B i Sorman Huardivg-Setioal for Young Ladios and Ohll- I‘l\lll‘ 17 Wost Tuirty.olxhth-at., N. Y., roopons opL. Application may mo made Dorsonally or by Iattersnaboye. Mass, Institute of Teohnology, + Tt fntrancn Exnminations, Sept, 233and 4, at9a. For Grlaingu and duiny K S sameiesion Bavomss \drosa Drofs BAM:L KN ERLAND, Bt.s Boatess ess, M PULKLAYS | NOARDING _AND DAY. Beliool, for 8 T -on-{o-] o, Aok Lor young Indies, ‘st Tarrytown-on-tho-ud. TLE, TARDIVEL, 2 W FORTY.SIXTH.5T MIEE TARDIVEL, = A Garean Bl e and 12y kool for Yo Ladhce niny el S GOUND sofforaRsmr, Hodal, rosocita, manly domesno, AL YONKURS MILITARY TNSTIR O op b RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, FXPLAXATION 0F REFRRENCE =1 fia S Ner MArKA.— 1 fatucdiyse riro un AyaL8 oxcoptod: 3 i . gxeonted, jiatonday oxcoptad, [ As —_— » WI"M/W af Twentyaecond-at, are ity Souchensh Comer o aitinons 7T & Handoiphy M'VIOKER'S THEATRE. DMadison-ut.y botween State aud Dearborn. Remembor thla 18 the x;lfi- WIEEK but ono of thio ok I3 Piger={c) Jeffeorson, and tho thosia will he GROWDID NIGUTLY to | :amflx:l;'fiufim Saboliohient of WashBaton Lt > X7.ATT W EINELT L E, Thurefore, pocuro your scats, which you can do without faten chorgh six dovs in advatico. Come oarly, and enfoy . Doors o ;e it Ugo cativa lay, P 5; onrtain riios punctu. Morning Expross, Night #zprons » 9:008. m. 21 9:00 p, . mcfig:u & ALTON RAILROAD. Chicago, Ka ity and Dencer Short Li anas 0, s, £miagieidy 4 ot & s hrowyh fine, Undim Depot, West Side, mear Madison-gte Uriiige. Ticket Oplyes : At Depot, and 153 fiandolphedt. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, The Successful Comody Company will appear thls weok In a CIANGE 0f PROGRAMME. Scrlbo's fivo-act comody, A TTanglod Clraii g Wikt be giren ovoryovoning, exoopt Baturdny; aleo o Wednundy aut Batirdsy aftornoons. - o amll.'m]uuu. soen N # 3 3 N St Haw?lioeuo, Mea. Willfame, and Miss Cittord, Saturdsy Evoning, OTHELLO, MYERS' OPERA HOUSE, GRAND OPENING On MONDAY, Bept, 2 first. 't o B A lominta eh et it olus Verioly Thostro JIIRNDERSON & WALLAOE, Managers. THE GREAT AND ONLY HERRMANN. BOURNIQUE'S DANCING ACADENMY, 128 & 130 DWENTY-LOTRTIL-ST., OPENS SATURDAY, DUt s: ANCING. Unlon Hall, 161 Olarkest,, cornor Monroo, Grand folrgo svary shturday ovon fokots, o cunta. Musio by DeDlorque & Wodnwood's linnd, Class far bekinners evory Slonday ovoning, J. A, WEDGWOUD, Profossor of Danciug. MR, SULLIVAN'S DANCING ACADEMY, 147 Twenty-second-st., Teopens Oct, 3, at 8 p, m., and Oct. 3, at3 p. m, LAST DAY OF FREK EXHIBITION, at Rico & Thompson's Ark kmporinm, 9 Wabash-ay. BRATNS FAHODS AUTOTYPES OF PARI, ‘This Art, Colloction 13 unrivaled In the World, ettt 0 Doleston s uinttald b the Wold, OCEAN NAVIGATION, NEW YORK TO CARDIFF. ThoSouth Wales Atlantio Sreamship Uompany's Now Firsteclase, ¥ull-paworad, Olydochally Stcammnios Wil ! from ounmivania Kallrond Whatt, Jorsoy Oily: LAMORGAN... St 28 [EUALROKE o, arrylog goods and passougors at through ratos 8l Dartn of o United Hintos amd Ganads to ports T Bgiatod Oliannol, nud all ntlor polata 1 Bugiond. ‘Theso steamish(ps, bullt cxpressly for the trade, aropro. shidod yrith all tho Intest imp i Lhod with al tho et improvencata for ths cofafortand OABIN AND STRERAGIK PASSENGERS, Ylrst Cabln, 875 nod §#0curroncy. Second Oabln, 55 Surroncy Stborngo, 8 eutroncy, 5 ProvaldStooragu sortifcatas trom Cirdifl,., 3% in Qardif, at the Com« Drafts’for £1 and upwards, igiubecs, ud ih Now Yori to For furfii partioniars, ap) Tanyw Ol N} Dok Cry AROIUBALD BAXTER & Q0., Azonts, No, 17 Broadway. STATE LINE, New York to Glasguw, Livernnol, Bulfist. 1l Londandoress— o oloyant, now, Clyde-baitt o will sall fromm Llor Nos 5 North Tser, A tolo t OF INDIANA, Wadnosday. ALEE OF GRORQLA, Woruoat KTATIE OIf NIVADA: Wodusadsy: . Aud oyory Wednosdoy 'tiorea(tor, {nklig thraugh ratos to all parte af Gront liritaii And. [rejand Norwoy, Swsden, Domnark, and tormany, Drafta for £} And u‘\w‘\fll. Tonfrolght or pasengo apply to AURTIN BALDWIN & C0., Aotite, 71 Lroadway, ‘Now Yorl, Shouiao Qlon N rcaduay, ioyraihat iy caby il Wostorn Agent, il Olatk-at., Oblozso. National Line of Stoamships. NOTIGOE. T horly routo las alwaya Loon adoptod by S L S . W IR P ant A O N Bvory BATUILDAY Batling from N, York {ur Loudon (direct) avory fortnizht, Cabin paseage, 870, blfls gumms i atoaragy, st greatly regouaiintens otuen teliolsat Lt ralos. Tt b, R LARSON, Westarn Aeont, P ) Northeast enrnior Olatl and Raudofpliats. (opp e iumos, Cnionct. DA (pvosta sy Great Western Steamship Line, - Treom Now York to Iristo) (Rartand) dir Corawall,, Wed Hot. & A OrI et 1, Grant Wostorn, Tuoidis. < Oct, 11, ‘Dassongors at t. iursday, 20 - o Oct, 37, Oabln Passago, $70; Iutermodiato, #15; Nteoragse xurslon tickote, G100, Apily b6’ Guut Eolghi D opt Lako Shoro & AL 8. it, R QE0. MONONALD, Agant. FRACTIONAL CURRENGY, bl i L 0 TN 55.00 K:la}ckages FRAGTIONAL CURRENCY IN EXOIANGIE 101 Bills of Nafigual Currensy, o TRIBUNE OFFICE. 3 £t oad K Nireatar, on, Washington Kr, Juliot & Dt Accommodation CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY. Unfon Depot, corner Hudison and Canal-its, « Ticket Ofice &3 Sonth Clarkeet,, opposits Sherman Hause, and at Dojots Arri Milxaukoe, Madison & Pratelo dn| Ghlon, g Mitmauikoe, Graei 1 Puint, §t. Paul & A A g ukog, Grosa 1iaz, Stevens Tont, Teadrio du > Cliioa, & 003, m, |*11:008, m. 308, m, [*4:00 o e RNortlora ans, MnlL..c.io " 7:50p. e Milvcaicen, t, faul & Olln, NGt E3pI088 s It 8:45 0., ILLINGIS UENTRAL HAILROAD, Deyot footof Takest, and footof Tiemnty.aceon reey 131 eandofyledtoy near Glarie Touls Ixpros1, Youls lase Linc.. Cairo & Now Orloany (@) Runs to Ohsmpaign on Saturdays, CHICAGD. BUHLINGWNII&UUIMDV fAaILROAD. Depots—Fool of Lakest.. Indianaav., and Sixteanth-: i theats, rket ug NV, i o1 Ganatd Sistecnttte Jlsaueen 20,9 dlart Leave, Jirrive, Ball and Expross.. Ottawa and Streator Pa Dubuie ® slous Oity ez Paciilo Kant Lino, 07 O Kansas City, Loaveaworti pohison & Bt "TExn fxprose. Aeintat et e isaaios Mendo awa & Stroator Pass| Allrnl’llal‘ assongar, - a, meo urora Passengor (Bund: 10:00 A, m. {!n\n[gqgfilmh&zlélxljl}y i R 1-5; A 'acitio’ 2D, 1+ 71l N Kitia Oy Sabyfor Otz LA cbiion & 81, Soaemh Tap, v Downer's (irove Acenmmodniion) Dowaior'a irave Aooommioration| . {* 6235 plm, Downor's Urove Accommodation oo, [* 7325 . ) Ex, Sundays. {1Ex. Baturday, 31Ex, Monday CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILRIAD. Ticket aifces, 62 Clavkest, (Sherman- Howse), and 76 Cnate 3., corner Madisonwt., and at the depct, 't 7115 8. m. “3:U5 b, m. Leave, sPaciioTagt Lin a bubanuo tray a Dubuque Night aUuaha Night Expross, a Erouport & Dubuauo & aXreeport & Dubuguo & Miiwankoo Mall, . Lizprai Aiross, 2 unova Lako Hsipos b Gunova Lake Hxproy ‘a—Depot cornar of Wells and JKinelo- BDbot coraor of Gaan and Kt CHICAGO, ROCX ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Denat, corner of Vundluren and Sherman.ss, I¥ekat otice, er O Viarund Tacins toreto e TVeket aties Arrite, TLeave, envonm'thEAtchison It cutumodatio S6ss, EAIRBANKS' 'STANDARD SCALES e OF ALL KINDS. Fhiniey) FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 0O, 111 &113 Lake St., Chicago. Bezarefultobuy only e Genuine, Sy YRR MEDIOAL, Dr. Kean, NO CURE! NO PAY!! 360 S0UTH OLARK.ST.. CHICAGO, May bo caneultod, personsi or by mal, froe of oha R0, DIg: o KEAN fs ‘waTraLe Bras OF B0 PAY. o biary, e s G 8 s e § BuUnHATS from ¥ £0 1 DR A. G. OLIN, . 167 Waabinglonat. Tho langost enagod and most suo. centul puslcian In the city In the sjioofal treatmont of all Ulironté, Nervous, and Spucial Disuases, Dia 9 culler o Toiialos spesdlly eured, Taralidy’providod wilh irivato apartinuats, boarl, aitendanco, &0, Gend 3 atawpe Lo ireatiaoe - Faticuis st s dlatanoo {raatod by mail. Mathey Caylus’ Capsules, sed for over twonty yoars with groat succoss by the P dolans of Pari 15 e ehinrges, rocunt of of long standing, Aianto by OLIY & Uik i muo acin _ Bold by Drugghs thronghout tho Unitad Bla MANHOQOD RESTORY:D, +A viotlm of youthful Imbradonco, cawsiy, theoay, nurvous dobility, eto,, b Knuywit romedy, Liss foutid o ' simpl Jalf-gure, whigh & will sond 7'res to his folls i N . RV TS Nazsaweatey Ko Vors, ey £, = o Vick Seled o Vain grery £ & 5 g S