Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1874, Page 8

8 ; LOCAL MISCELLANY. UNITY CHURCH. y The prominent mombors of Unity Church as- pomblod last avening for the purpoas of effect- ing o roorganization of the Churel Saclety. Joel . Harvoy was chosen as Chinirman, o atated shat, a8 all tho records and written avidonco of the exlstonce of tho church as o religions corpo- ration bad boon destroyed in tho groat fire of Oct. 8, 1871, it was NKOESYARY TO REONGANIZE, p8 providod by lnw. The form of procedure was drawn up by tho attornoy of the Northwestern Mutual Lifo-Insuranco Compaty of Milwaukeo, Swith whom it was intonded to olfect o loan. The Itov. Ar. Collyer Inquired if it wns ncces- eary to huvo u now organization. Conld not the mooting declare tho oid orgauization still in ox- jotenco? Although tho records lind beon de- atroyed, the organization remuinod, It scomed $o Dim that if half & dozon wembors would go beforo a 'Squiro nnd swenr to tho ontity of :guls old Society, it would bo the hottor plan. 1o did j ik eyedl f rganization. 1t not like tho iden conveyed in rev ‘nrcnk i tholr Jooked a8 if there had beon 8 “ifa, A ko Clairman roplied that the rcqulromo'n nnder tho statuto was morely fortnal, and it was vimplo, Nonrly all of the other city churshos do- stroyed in tho firo lnve reorganized undor tho wow law, Ilo thon road tho following rasolu- sion, which was adopted uul‘l;. c:)u. 3 iz ; ced, T trch adopt ns its corporato pebesotuels Tt Bl S Sereiofore knw 2 Unity ety wud thiat this nceting procecd to the clection of thres persous a8 Trustees of suid Unity Church, 31, Harvoy submitted a socond rosolution, wrhich reads: s s , That this chure reorganize 1) ]I‘:f;:[v:lglrx%xnml under the act of the Lepislature af tho Stats of llllnolshent!lh:d A act couceruing corporations,” approved April 18, 1872 Tlie resolution was adopted. An ELECTION OF TUUSTEES wraa thon procoeded with, and resulted in the choiee of J. D, Harvey, John Wilkingon, aud . D. Hayward, for whoin the wholo vote, 24, was Cast. JIAKING A LOAX. The Trustees wore then ompowered by rasolu- tion to borrow, in the nxme of tho chuich, from the Northwestern Mutual Lifo-Inpurauce Con- pany, of Milwnukee, Wis,, &3 ,000 i wmoney, payable five yoars from Nov. 1, 1874, with inter- est at tho rato of 9 por cont, and to thatond wero furthor ompowered to oxccute a bond in double tho smount borrowed, aud deliver a mortgage upon tho cburch proporty. T'hio loan, it was explained, 18 roquired to pay off the batance due on tho sum borrowed five years ago from Mrs. Greon, of London, Ln- tland, through Peabody & Gallup, of Chicago, Eila amount was 05,000, and of {t §35,000 Las beon alroady paid. With the signing of tho authority referrod to tho special business of tho mooting closed. Mr. Harvey then announced that $7,800 bad beon already subseribed for THE NEW OROAN, p Ho, 08 an individual, was suxions that it shonld o cracted witbout delay, and he boliovod thut tho members of the Church, generally, wora de- sirous to bavo the organ. Ho -thought they would be justified in enteting intoa contract forite orcction; i1t would take six mouths to conatruct it, After somo dosultory discnssion the Trustees were authorized Ly resulution to purchase an orgon, 1t is understood that an ofter has beon wade by a Boston firm to manufacturs one for 510,500 = A motion to dispense with bells in_tho now or- gen was Jost, Ar. Collyer oxpressed himsolf in Tavor of having bells, Irom the old organ, wounds wera emitted which led tho uninitiated to think that there wore bells in it. Tho sounds wero made by bars of steol. Ho did not want ‘bars of steé) any moro ; they were tho ouly ob- jection ho lind to the old orgau. e could him- + Boll mnka as good conntorfeit chimes ns thoso bara gave forth. If it were tho will of o majority of the subscrivers, be hopod that n genuine peal of bells would be purchased. The meating adjourned. g HOW TO GET FREX LIQUOR. The potty peculations practiced Ly somo of tho Fedoral barnacles are & source ot much com- pluint, and many business men aro annoyed and disgusted thereby. If ono has oceasion to releaso imported goods from bond, nund is n haste, it ‘hocomes necessary to feo somo of the subor- dinates. Two cases of peculation came to the notice of a TripuNE reporter yosterday, and show conolu- sivoly that fraud was practiced. A geutloman who frequently bas oceasion to reloase fine im- ported liquors from bound relates that about four months ago ho called st tho Gov- ernmont warehouso, at tho cormer of Market and Quincy strects, to obtain o caso of fine O. P. brandy imported from France. Ho waited somo time in the place, aud finully succeeded in gotting & young man in the otico to attend to him. Tho ollicer in charge of tle warehouse wad nbsont. The employe wont to the case which tho gontleman found ad- drossed to his house, and, taking o large quart vottle, filled it with the' brandy. Supposing ho hnd done so for the purpose of prov- jug it, the gontleman wmted, with tho oxpectation that tho youug man would do 8o, and then put the liquor back into tho ease. But tho oflictous employo did not do go, and the gon- tleman paid the duty aud went away. The crso was sont to bim shortly afterwards, and ho dis- covored by actual mensuremont that the brandy 1akon,out iad not been replaced, The cost of the liquor way $12. A few days ago ho called again at_the samo warchoue, aud found the saus man in chiarge, To bad another case to rolenss from bond, and the employo tilled bis auatt botLie from it, as ho bad douoe before. Tho importer ngain waited on tho clerk, whom he supposed twould take tho proof, but he did not do o, nud the liquor was sont to tho owner, loss the quart, which cost tho importor this time $6, Tho above are bul insiancesof = system of peculation pursued by Government employes in this and other cities, Foraign wines are tam- yered with by exiracling emall quantitios and yeplacing _them with water, which will not be discovered in large cases, evon if several gallons ato_ takeu out, Other goods aro med- dled with in a similar manner. Just euch small stenls lhavo been practiced in the New York Custom-Houso, and, in Bomo cases, leading ealoons sra thus supphed with the fuest wineaand liquors, which ave ' sot up” free of cost to the Uovernment omploye and his fiiends whon they aro on a spree. The longer the eamo oflicials aro in offico, the more bold and baretaced are the peculations practiced, and shippers have notliug to do but to grin und bear them. Complaint was made 1o the oificar in charge of the warehouso, who promised to at- tend to the matter, but did nothiug. —_— TEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Tho Board of County Commissionars met yes- terduy nflernoon, President Ashton in the chair, Requisitions for supplies of drug, otc., for the County Hospital; tho IIospital pay-roll for the mouth of Soplember, amounting to $092; the poy-roll of county employes, amountiog to £2,001.63; and various bills, wero road aud ro- ferred to approprinte committoos. Delinquent road-tex lists to the number of 265 ‘wera roceived and raforred to the Comwittee on Jquahzation of Taxes, Georgo D. V'iant, Hecrotarvof the County Board of Education, snbmitted sn ckzimate of the ox- penses of the County Normal School for the school year of 1874-75, as follows : Tenchors' snlarics, 11,100 ; enginoer and janitor, §1,800; coa), £1,468,68 1 printing and udvertising, $200; ad- ditional libraries, §200; incidental expenses, £202; total, $15,000.68. The Board found It necesnary Lo engage two additiona) teachers to accommodato the mcronso of buplly, wvolving au added oxponditwie -of £1,600, The matter was veforred to tho Committeo on Educution, ‘I'he Committeo on Finance, to whom was ro-* forred tho statewont of tha County Trensurer, roported recommonding the adoption of the fol- Towing : 2 Resalved, That the Connty Treasurer and the Com- mitice on Finsace be, aud thoy uro liereby, authorized and ennjowered to barrow $100,000 on the crelit of ‘Cook County, for a period not exceeding wix months, and at a rato of interest not to_vxooed 7 per cout per annum, and thut tho same, when ko borrowed, shalt by credited to the General Fuud, "Tho withdrawal of two Commissioners left the Board withont a quorum, and so this report ccould nbt bo neted npon., The Bourd adjourned until 3 o'clock p, m, Thursday. ——— GENERAL NEWS. State’s Attorney liced has proposed the 24th of November as tho duy for tho opening of tho Gago trirl, ot Waukogan, In the Cireuit Court of Toke County. Itis moro than probable that Judge Murphy sud State’s Attornoy Williama will acquieeco in ths proposition, The trial will, doubtloss, continue through throe or four days at least, The Central Christlan Cturch hns moved to the church on the corner of Iioboy streot and Warren avenue, where regular scrvices will horeaftor be hold, Elder G. G. Mullins, pastor, witl preach Wednesday aveulng as 7.4 o'clook. 8t, Bridget's Fair and Fostival, in the Intoreat of education, ia atiraoting an immonse concourse of people to Burllugton Inil, The contest bo- twoon the Ion. B. Caulflold and Sidnoy 8mith is vowing in iutorest. At s lato hour Iast night, M, Smith hnad a majority in hin favor for tho chinn set, and Mr. Agnow hud somo twonty votes over Alr. Ihadley for a valusble wsilver set, Tho temperaturn of yestorday, as obs erved by L. Mnunsse, oplician, wan s follows: At7s, m, 60 dog.; ot 10 &.m., 643 at13 ., 631 ab 3. 1, 605 /LG P m., 543 6t 8 p, m., 64 The Medico-1istorio Socloty mot at tho Tremont . I{ouse last evening, Very lttle was dono besldo the transaction of the rogular routine business. At o genoral mooting of the rag and paper stack donlors of the City of Chicago, held Aon- dny eveung at Central i’mal. 1t was unanimous- Iy resolved that on and aftor Nov. 10 all pur- ¢hinges of rags sball be subject to nu nssortment, The alarm from Dox 031 at 12:30 p, m. yenter- dry was causod by the burning out of a clilmney at No, 161 North Jofferson sttoot. Mrs. Donovan, of 71 Weat Adams streot, was knocked down yestordny nud severely injured by o horse attached to a buggy, i churge of Waltor Drico. A young marriod woman named W, IT. Witty die1'suddenly at No. 446 south Jofforsou stroct, yeeterday afternoon, from the, combined oftacts of exeorsive drmking and childbieth, The Coro- nor will hold an inquest to-duy, Tho signal from Box 737 at 2:30 o'clock yeator- dny alternoou was ocensioned by the burning of shuvings in a shanty in rear of 166 Huron stroot, 4 Yoy, whose namo was ot sscortnined, was dangerous, and porhaps fatally, injurod yestor- day afternoon on State streot, near donroo. Ilo Jumped off a stroot oar fu front of n londed ox- prosy wagon, tho wheels of which passed over hin body. 170 was taken into Nutting's clothiug store aud attonded by a pliysician. R. M. Bimes, s mombor of the Board of Trado, who for tho last two weoks has suffered from sncute mania, was sont to tho Elgin Asyinm Monday. Hia disonso is supposed by his attend- ing physician, Dr. R, D. MacArihur, to huve beon induced \;y recont rovoruos inbusinoss, e woa similurily affected nfter the fire of 1871, in which he lost™ cousidorable property, Fis case iy rogarded a8 curablo, and bis roturn in sonnd mind i8 auticipated in from thres to four montha. . An oxpress-driver was asked by a gontloman yesterday how much he would chisrgo for moving nload of furniture, Throo dollars,” was the reply, *or 92.60 if you've got s big looking- glaes” ¢ Why" roplied the gontloman, I rhoutd thivk vou'd chinrge moro, becanse it i a placa of furnituro that requires more care in hanaling.” **0, no," roapondod the exprasamnn, 4'a worth 50 cents any sunny day to have n loo).ing-plasy on the seat and dozzlo Ltho oyes of i # you pags. Woy, I almost blinded a semnid that was cleaning o window on FPark avonue lust wook! ™ Coroner Stophons held an investization at the Chicapo-Avenuo Polico-Station yesterday, iuto tho allegad cnre of fufanticido, tho baby of Mary Mattisgon being fonud doad undor circumstauces to crento the suspicion that it was killed by its mother, 'I'ho tact was dovoloped that the mothor is a married woman soparatod from hor husband, ond that thecbild died from luck of that at~ tontion at tho time of birth which is requiaite, and which the mother—being onlirely without aasistance—wus unable to give. The abseaco of o uuse or attendant is accounted for by the fact that the accouckement was pronsture. The wookly meetiug of the Good Samaritan Bocicty was hiold at the house of Mvs, Leonurd, 508 Futton-st. The mecting was opoued by tho DPresident, Mrs. Leonard. Soveral donutions were reported. Mr, Silag Praft, with tho as- nistance of other artists, hns tendered his sor- vices for n beuofit concert to the Good Samas itaur, to be giveu the socond week in Decem- por. It was announced that Mrs, Forbos would deliver a fres loctura for the bonofit of the Socioty in tho Firat Methodiat Clunch Triday evening of this woek, A by-law was thon sdded, that tho oflico of President Lo oxtended to o torm of three yours, and that the Presidont bo appointed General Manager of the Socioty, Mrs. Leonard thon gave in her resig- nation, and Mra. Waibert was elected President, aud Mra, Spaulding, the Treasurer, was elected Socrotary pro tam., to fill the vacaucy mndo by the election of Mrs. Walbert to the Presidoncy. 'ho Socioty then ndjommed, to mret the fol- lowing Tuésday at Rovm 8 Relief Building, No. 651 Lasallo streot. Tor tho benefit of peoplo who haveno watches, and liko to know the time of day, ‘Tire Tiinuse s prepared the following, which works on the o of tho foral horologo: At 5:20 n. m, y-ill.” G:45—TFirst fnctory whistlos. 7:f —Chorus of ditto, 7:30—TFirst exodus of lottor- carriers from I'ost-Oftice. 8:40—Appearanco of school-children, fivo abrenst, on streets. 9:55— Su-'or! 10:50—General determination of mon to saloons, 11:00—*‘Just about my timo.” 11:05 —Prominont citizous come out of sample-roows chewing clovee, look up streot, and go down, _11:55—Slackoning of ~work visiblo slong lines of Bonrd of Public-Works om- ploges, 13:00—Babel of factory whistles. 1 p. m.—Pandomonium of ditto, i yer evening papors, only & conts. “Here's yer evening papors, only 8 conty —Suventy-five paseougors on each car going south and west, 6:45—O0ne passeugor on eaca car going north and esst. G:U5— Sa-ny, Shorty, lLow many Journals was you stuek?™ 7:10— Ciush on cars -going north and cast resumed, this time by aristocinlic theatre-going elemont. 7:25—LaS8alle strect deseried and only echoingto tho broom of tho negro janitors. 10:40—Last crush on stroot-cara going south and west ; *Did you notico what & lovely dross sho wora in the necond act 7" 11:10—Every other tnolo in billintd-rooma deserted and shrouded in calico. 11:26—Couductors say, **Now, Bill, shako ‘om up lively; it’s our run_in" 11:55—Solitary inebriated podestrian on Madison siroot bridgs waiting for red light bung over an excavation in the street to come along and take him up to Hoyne. Yestorday the Westorn Electric Manufacturing Company erectad tho first of & sorics of wixtemit of their nowly-putented tive indicators aud alarms, for tho supply of which they have on- tered into arrangemonts with tho Patrol Dopart- mout. The* Mereurial Fire-Alnrw * pluced 11 po- sitlon yestorday is at tho intorasoction of Wabnsh avenue and Lake stroet, on the building accapied by Messrs. Doggett, Daseott & Ilills, and Is In airect olectric communication wish ovory build- ing m the four blocks cornering on tho intersec- tion of Lake and Wabush. Tho facoof the gon- oral or contral indicator oxhibits the numbor and street of every building in tho four blooks, on which i8 placed a similar local alarm-signul whoao dial is tabulatod B, I',, 8. R.. 1 I, 1 R,, i. e,, basemont front, baremount roar, flrst floor front, first rear, oto, Skould a fire occur in any pars of a building in which the mercurial fire-alarm is placed, inalant tidings uro olec- trically and spontancously cnnvavmf Lo tho Pn- trol Department with the iformation of the gon- tro or district in which tho fira is ragiug, L'ho Patrol haslen to the general fudieator indexed by the dialat their station (that nt Wabash and Lake i No, 2), whou & rapid glauco tolls Lthem tho houso on tue four blooks whero tho fire ex- ists. Arriving at the building, they loarn from the local indicator tho oxact part of tho edifieo where the troubloe is, aud, in most instances, will Lo able to extingnish the fire bofore it has tinie to onfer fully into ite devastaliug earcor, ‘Thormostats or heat-governora aro placad in ov- ory part of oach building at n distanes of 10 feot apart, thus rondering it impossible for o fire to break out without giving immedixto nlarm ; m- daed, ko sonsitivo aro those little moreurial firo- detoctors that nn overheated stoyo, it iu cluimed, cnunot ondanger o building without boing ox~ posed by this ingeniously contrived tell-tulo, WILLIAM OULLEN BIYANT, There i3 & movemneut in this eity in connectinn with o movement in Now York and oller oities to prosont & tostimonial to Ar, Willlam Cullon Dryant upon bLis 8Uth birthday, which oceurs 'I'uesday next, and also to sond him u congeat~ ulstory lettor upon thut occasion. 'hoss who wish to assint in the subscription and sign thoir names to tho congratulutory letter uro requested to send their names as oarly ns possible to I, 0. TLarned, ltoom 18, No, 94 Dearbora streot, I'hose sending in tholr names at once will ho called upon, sud the papers brought for their signn- iures, Those who intond to take part in the tos- timoenial must prosent thoeir namoes immedistely, ax tho timo i# vory short, UKIVERSITY OF CINIOAGO, Tho {nauguration of tho President and Chan- cellor of the University of Chicago—Prof, Moss and Dr, Burroughs—will take placo to-morrow eveniug at McCormick's Iall, "Tho programmo is as follows ; 1, Musio by the band, 4, Nouding the Scriplures, 3, L'rayer, 4, Addrezs by tho Prestdout of the Trustees, &, Address by Chancellor Burroughy, 6, Address by Presbdent Mos, 9. Address by tha Hon, Walllam L, Ogden, 8, Valuntary Addrossus, 0, Benodiction, ‘I'he addrosses will bo of proat interest, and tho instalistion will doubtless bo woll attended, TUE CITIZENS' ASSOOIATION, A moeting of promluont mombers of the Ase g THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIRUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1874, soclntlon was eallod to moot the Fxeontive Com- mittoo at the rooms of tha Asxvolation yostorday aftotnoon at 8 p. m. It was numeroualy at- tended, Mr. MacVeagh, the Prealdent, stated that tho ohéoch of the interviow was to oxplain fully the reblon of the Exccutive Commitieo in reforance to tho employment, of Gon. Bhaler by the Firo Commissloners to disclplive and reorganizo tho l‘l;;v Dfimrtm?vnt. I a a r. Honry W, King, who was oogaged on the Specinl Committoo F\(\-lnlch liad :fi’:\fi;n of tho mattor, gnve & dutailod statoment of the ncgo- tiations and the renult, Mr, 0. M, Honderson, whohnasrecently ratnrnad from Now Yorl, gnva sn ncconnt of hin inter. viow with Gen, Shalor, and with the undoriwrit- era thore, whoso opinions, o said, wors tunnis moun in favor of the pmiguut. MM, Max A, Mo?'er udo romna vory approprinte rotnrks as to the disadvantages Chieago was Inboring undor, owing to the withdrawal of the Inrgor Insurance companius, Messrs, U, B, Nelson, B, M, Plalps, T\ W, Harvoy, aud others, participaled m the dine cusion. On mollon of John . Drake, it was resolvod that on, Shiator be invited to secept the propo- sitfon of tho Firo-Commisalonors, and that this Acsocintion join with the Doard of Under- writers ta the paymont of his salury—10,000. On motion of Mr. King, tho Iresidont, Mr. MacVoagh (who in about laaving for tho Iinst on A privato visit), was requested to call on Gon, Binler, to express the views of tho Association and of tho morchiants of Chleago, and to cum- pleto the arrangomonts with him on behalf of tho Association, ———— CRIMINAL RECORD. b CIMINAL COURT. . Judge Aoore—William Ifonderson, alins Will- imn Norton, was tricd ror the larcony of twosots of furs valued at £300; vordict, **not guilty."— Daniel Koys and John Riiloy ploaded guilty to driving away tho horso and buggy of Lonla IIutt; sontencod to sixty days each in the House of Correction.—Michaol Cummins was tried for amo offonse, and acquitted.—Anton Btickler, on trial Monday for burglary,and resumed on the convoning of court, was found guilty; torm of pun- ishimont fixodat threo yearain tho Ponitentiary.— James Iinrris, Qeorggo Watner, and Michael Quirk woro tried for tho burginry of the store of Austin 0. Slayton ; verdiot, “not guilty."—John Keonan ploadud guilty to driving away tho horso aud bugzy of E. G. Stiles ; romandod.—Edward G. Stitos was adjudged guilty of coutempt of court in non-atteudauce as witnoss ; arrcated aud dis- miszod on payment of costs,—A special vonirs was ordered for a Grand Jury for the noxt term. —William Averill aud Mayland Fritzio wero on trinl for robbing Timothy Mulcare of 8100 and a wateh ; at o lato hour the cusa wont to the jury. JUSTICE COUNTS, Justice Boyden—Edward Bounard, srrested for the larcany of $46 from John Hussey ; held to the Criminal Court in bail of £300.—Maggie Hforrison, arrested for tho Inrcony of a itk dress from Kitty Forn ; sont to the Bridewoll for thirty doys, aud fined 316,—Lnonak Kolloy, arrestod for drunken and disorderly conduct ; sont to the Bridewell for fiftoen days,and fined $10.—Dichacl Xelly, nrrested on a warrant for disorderly con- Quet; continued till tho 81st fust, in buil of £100.—Daniet Connors, arrested for assuulting his wife; sont to the Bridewoll for thirty days, and fned £15. Justice Seully—Michael Smith and Michael Conroy, arrested for the larceny of property be- longing to Wiliinm Rispsin, valued at about 0 ; biold to tho Crimiual Court in bail of $300 oach, —Clnrles Dougherty, arrested for vagrancy continued till to-day in bail of $200. Justice Kaufinann—Inmon O'Malloy, arrestod for assauit and threats of violonco; continued {ill the B1st inat, in baul of 2400.—Mary Curran, arcestod on the chargo of murdering hor uew- born infaut; continued till to-dny without bail.—Willinm Ralph, srrested for ‘Inrcony of proporly bolonging to Josoph P. Flynn; cou- tinned till Nov. 6 in bail of £300,—Josoph Gess- per, arrcsted for malking threats of violonco; placed under Jonc bonds of ¥300.—Goorge Heitbach, aline Bode, arrested for the larcouy of property’ belonging' to J. Libby; hold to the Crimmal Court in bail of $500.—Joroph Kerndt, arrested for having burglury' tools 1 his pos- E 3i%n; Lield to the Criminal Court in bail of $1,000, Justice Haines—Charles Goodwin, head-waiter at the Gault House, was arrested on a warrant aworn out by Willism Jones, charging him with making threats to do bodily injury, and was on trial. Tho ovidence brought out tho facls that Jones formerly occupied the poasition at tho Gault Houso now occupied by Goodwin. Blr. Blakely, tho propriotor, saw proper to dischaige Jones and plsco Goodwin in the position as his suecessor ; this enraged thoex-Lead-waiter, who Lins siuco then porststed 1o snnoying thoe boss wauilor, On tho evening of tho 23d inst, thoy met in front of tha hotol; Jones was surrouuded with a number of his frionds, and, a8 a conse- quence, way very comngenus, sud was about to annibilate the ‘king of the dining-room, who rtan off, He then attompled to exccute a brilliant flank movement, and gob back to tho hotel, but in doing 8o ho mot tho valiant Jonos and his minions. Horo he was oucournged by tho sight of a blue-conted keoper of the peaco acroes tha sticot, and thoroupon wformed Jones that he would bo mora than happy_to fight him the wext afternoon ¢ 3 o'elock, sud, warming to the subject a8 he proccedod o challenge and nume timo and place, all in ons broath, lie in n stentorian voico informed tho challenged party that ho would not wait until the next day, but would at onco scttle tho littls unpleasantnoss thon and there by shooting the top of bis head oft, 1t was uow Jones' turn to grow pale wilh {right, and, notwithstanding he was surrounded with his friends, ho organized a masterly re- trent to the Justice's oftico, aud thoro swaro ot the warrant as ubove. Tho bolligeront Goodwin was captured, and, as a result, was placed under penco tonds of $100. At lnst mccounts poace ;figncrl supromo in tho locality of the Gault ouno. MSCELLANTOUS, The house of ‘John B, Lyon was entered by burglars Monday, while the [amily were at din- nulr, and was robbed of o fow articles of trifling value, PERSONAL. The Rev. W. 8. Dlanchard and wife, from Knox County, are stopping at the Palmer House. Lord and Lody: Massoreno, of England, aro i\-‘maug the distinguished guests at the Tremont otise. Jowett Wilcox, proprietor St. Charles Hotol, Cuiro, 11k, aud Iawmily, are rogistered at the Aot ropolitan. U. L, Collins, of Trezevant, Tenn., is in town with o party of excursionists from Memphis and tho othier promincut places iu Wostern Lennes- 800 and Norchern Miusissippl. A Washington correspondont of the Courfer- Journalsays: Tho White Ifouso, Which is whiler than over by two frosh coaty of paiut, 18 ull ready for the recoption of tho brido aud groom. Mrs, Presldent Grant has glven up her own room for the uo of the young couple, and has taken ono uerosa the hall whicli facos thie river, and which was Nollio's room during her girlhood, ' A hundsomo new curpat haa beou put down, uud the frescoing nd paint touched up In-thio roon which 18 to bo Mra, L'reds, Old Mr, Doat's room, which 6 thio adfoining room, has boou nowly fitted up for Nollio, who will not Do hore before the eud of Jouuary, "Tho President and Mrs, Grant are axpected by Saturday morning, Col, aud Mre, Grant will make & vislt to Now York befors they arrivohero, Of coursa they wili bo much ontertainéd when thoy arrive, ns Mrs. Tomh, Mrs, Willintuw, Mrs, Delknap, and othiors, will givo dluners, luuches, 'und_oveatug tecoptiona i theirhonor, 1n this way'all of Washington will Lo onablod to reo those matvelous dresses of which so ek s boow wrltton, dlrs, 'red’s opportunitics for usiug her olegant toflettes aro suporlor to thoso of Mra. Hurturis for, If we can rely upon the information that {jossiya briug, Mra. Sartoris Las 1ad & qulot, rotired ifo, und hiad.fio occasion for attirlug horsclf u any but the' simplest costume, Mra, Hartoris’ contomploted vielt b cauzod Col, Grant fo chiange his plans abont u tifp Lo Hurope, 1Mo will divido Lis time betweon tho Waito louso sud Obiengo, ., MOTEL ARRIVALS, Grand Pacifio lotel—-S. 8, Marrill, A, V. H, Cavponter, Joln O, Gault, Milwaukee; W, 1I, Iteed, Wrooklyn; Johu O, Mason, Worces- tor, Mnss.; the Ilon, B. G. Tugorsoll, Looria; John B. Cool, St. Louls, . . . Lalmer llouse—R. W, Terguson, Glasgow; the Ifon. J. M. Bosmer, Springtiold; Dr, Jigsnun, Borlin, . . . Sherman Iouse— Com.-Gon. Garduer, U. 8. A.; Albert Tuimer, Londou; Col, 8, A, Luckmnster, Alton: John Gluss, Dittsburgg; J. O, ice, Dortland, ~Ma, « oo Dremont Iouse—Tho Hon. A, I, Har- ris, Raciuo; IL, D, Watson, Louisvillo; George A, Ellis, Bostou; the Hon, R, 0, Lyon, Kaokuk. e THE CITY-EALL. The City Trensuror yostorday received $2,370 from tho Water Dopartment, and 303 from tho City Collootor. Judge Dickoy and ail tho other convalascent clty ollleiuls have returned to thoir dutios, Tho City Colloctor yesterday roceived $1,100 on oity taxos ; Water Dopartmont, $1,600, Comptrollor Ifayes yestordwy returned from liis visit to Louisvillo, whora he has beon ad- vocating tho romoval of the National Oapltal to gomo point farthor West, 5 Tho Board of Polico mot yeaterdsy, but falled to transact any buntness of’importanao, as Com- minsfoner Nono 1ualntod Lhnt thers was & man waiting for him ontalio, 1L A, Itunt, (h Lo wame of tho American Bridgo Cotnnany, yenlordny sorvod an Injunction on tho Board of Yublic Works to reatratn thom from granting tho contrnol fur the construction of the angino for the nnw Wout Division Wator- ‘Works to the Quintard Iron-Works of Now Yorl City, The grounds allegod for the injunction ara thal the Amerlonn Bridgo Company aro tho lowont biddarn, aud that the engines they prom- Isod to I!ll|ll)|y nra sunorlor to thuso of their come potitorn, Lhie Donud bavo atrondy signod the contract, consoquontly the Injunction, ns it now roade, enn have no viinol, ‘o Busrd clalin that thoy liave mwarded tho oontract to the lowest biddor whoso plaun mont nearly nuwworad the rorquiromonty, wid thoy moreovor aukort that the Anortonn Bridge Company's ongines ara nop kno\:u. aud w10, takon sl fu all, mere oxperi- montn. A party of Boston ofilelaln nrrived in this city onrly yostordny morning. In the foroucon they visitod the Mayor in lis oflics, and thero ar- rangenients woro magdo for s driva to the Stock- Yarly in the aftornoon, Dr. B, O, Miller, Bani- tary Buporintondant, accompnnied thom for the |1ur‘!msu of ghowing thon the wlink-factories in that portion of theetly. At ) o'cloak thin morn- ing thoy will lnlmnu{p to the crib on o tug, which has goncronsly beon provided by Mousrs, Btoolo & MacMalion, Duriug the romaindor of the day thoy will bo tha guosty of Mayor Col- vin, Tho following is the list : James O, Tueker, Buperintondent of Publie Buildiugs; Willinm Soward, Director of ublic Institutions; Goorgo 7', Templo, Suporintondent of Donrd of 1lonlth ; Georpo I, Temple, Rogister of Doeda: Churlon J. laydon, Dirootor of the Highland Streot Ttadtway ; Charles Larker and 8, W. lnydon. The Droruny-nwuum on Arclior avonue, nouth- west of Hnlntod stroot, have for tho past two months beon complaining that no gan-pipes nre behlfl{ Inid iu their vicimty, Commissionor Walil entlomanly consentad to push thoir clnims to ho utmost of his ability, Accordingly, ka yos- torday visited tho Directors of tho South Bido Gas Company, by whom Lo was informod that the Compuny wad 10ady to supply that district with all the I;"fl-lihmfl LeOeHAArY just AS BOOL 8 tho stroat was fillod sud otherwiso put fn n eon- dition to rocoive them. A pelition will bo put in cirenlation ina fow daya to obinin the sigun. tures of all who are williug to mako the neconsury improvemonts. TIHR BOARD OF NEALTIT, The regular weekly meoting ot the Board of Hlealth took place at their rooms in tha Louoro Block yosterdsy afternoon. Prosent, Dr. Sehlootzor and Messrs. Moore, Hook, and Me. Dormott, In the absonco of Dr. [Tuhn, the Prew- dent, Dr. Geovgo Schlootzur acted as Chairmna, Tho Sanitary Supierintondent’s report shows that during the past week thera wero 114 deaths, 13 Jeus than duriny tho preceding wook. Of theso thero wore: Males, 65 ; females, 49; married, 35 ; ningle, 79; colored, 4; undor 1 year of ngo, 84, The disensoy wore: Contnmption, 124 Convalsions, 1#; typhoid fover, 105 diarrhen, 4 bronchitis, 4. Tho moan temperature for the weok wos 67 dogreos. ‘I'ho 1lealth Uflicor's roport states that during tho weok 860 nuisance notices were rorved, nuisances wero abated, 285 sower notices were sorvad, and 79 sewor connections made, There wore condemnad 34 quarters of boof, 24 carcasics of matton, 10 calves, 12 hoge, 1,205 pounds fresh meat, 665 ponnds cornoed beof, 22 dozon ducks, and other aticles in smallor quautittes. The hoz chclera, which has been slightly . prevalent during tho waok, shows no signs of proving al ull_dangerous. Tho packing-houses of Flunigan, Iough, and Hanlon, aguinst whom indictments wore found by the Graund Jury,~but which wero sugponded on promises to comply with tho ordinance—aro still reported to be in & filthy condition. Flan- igou's lLouso end premisos aro in & paesably- £ood condition, the only complaint being based on the poor drainage, which eanuot bo romedied. Tho owner pronuses to romove his bus when the presont lenso expiren. Hanlow's is in a most (lithy state, Tho Inspoector found them rondoring in am open koitle, although bo Dbrd been provionsly amsured fhat it contzived only lacd, The single tank which is in usc is said to be connccted with a condous- or, but it is ouly councetod with a drain which iy alinost always blocked up. Tho matter was re- ferved to tho Sanitary Committes and the ealth Ofticor for inspaction, and if they do not comply with the ordinnnces the indictments will be talon up aud prosecutod. : Ihe Secratary read o resolution directing the Sanitary Bupcrintendent to attend the meoting of the Ameriean Public Donrd of Health whien convenos in Philadelplua on tho 12th of next monti. Tha resolution was unanunously adopt- ed. The Bonrd thoa adjunrned. b ANNOUNCEIIENTS, Alecture on ** Duniol's Vision™ will be givon this avening by Etder Willin O. Thurman, of Boston, at Adventiats’ Hull, No. 213 Weat Madi~ son street. The regu'ar monthly meoting of the Bonr] of Manngers of the Soldiers’ Home will be held in tho ITome at Evanston Friday. Train loaves the dopot at 9:50 a. o1, ‘The Superintondent of tho fres Fmoloyment Burcau, No. 145 [ifth avenue, wisies to ars homa employers that, though he is now sending many meu to the country, Lo has plenty of men and boya to supply the eity domand, nad that he will give his persoual attention {o the eclection of just such bielp oy employois may need. Pupeiaie bk, BUBURBAN NEWS. NYDE PARK. The Trustoos of Ilyda Park met Monday oven- ing, ia adjourucd session. Tho Commitico on Licenses reported that soven of tho saloon-keop- ors had apparontly obtained the necossary signa- turos to entitlo thom to licenazs; that in the cases of tierce & Donjamin, Fritz Buase, N. Haskins, M. BcGaw, Jobn N, Nect, and Themay McDermott, while the petitions wore apparoutly all right, many of the namoes wero ovidontly not genuine, betug writton by the same porson. Tho muttor was_laid over for one week, DPresidont Bontield admonished Capt. Binford that it was timo the police ouforced the ordinanceon liquor- wotling iu ofl cases whero licousss had not beon applied for, Air. Colman, of Lnke, called attention to the neod of supplying tho school-honses with wuter, 1o said that the packers in Lnko wera making conneetions with the mains, and theio was dan- gor leat the supply foil. To guard against any accident that might ocene at the erib, Lo recom- monded the laying of & shoro-pipe to conneo with the scotion. ‘This would guard agains de- luy,‘ in cnao of aceidout at tha erib. Mo layiug of wator-pipe on Lrook streot was ordered § also, to put tho sower on Tifty-ninth street in good condition, from Woodlnwn avenio to Stony lsland wvenno. A sum not to vxeced 1,600 was appropristed for tho improvomont of Stato streot, frum the city lnnits to Firey-firse street. 3 Rozolutions were paesod ordering tho preparn~ tiou of plans for throo hose-houves ; previding for the mooting of a comyuittoo of theBoard wicn the Trustecs of Leke, to confor rogarding the eraction of s fire-nlarm tolegiaph ; auwthoriging the Water-Superintendent to put tho crib in goud order, lay such sdditionnl section-pipe a3 may ba necesnry, and sceure tho pipes from frost, A mora thorough iuvestigution s to tho man- ner in which the wator-pipe had been laia by Hoquombourg, tho contractor, was ordored, and 8lso an ostiwate of tho cvst of compieting the work according to tia coneract. Tho Board adjourned to meet in special goy- slon this evenils - Tho Board of Trusteos of tho villago mot in the Town-Hall Monday oveniug ; presont, Presi- dont Campbell, Guilbert, Pollock, and Do Derard. Tho roport of & epocial Commitioo on a Pound was recoived ; algo, to report of tha Committes on Btreots, Atloys, and Sidewalky. Fha Village-Attornoy prosented an ordinance providing for tho adoption of Articlo IX. of tho act of 1872, for tho iucornoration of citios sud villagas, which was passed undor suspension of the rules, An ordinanco providing for the construction of cortain sidewnlks on Chiengo avenue, Lho cost to bo defrayed by special rssossmignt 3 nlyo, an ordinanco for & similar improvoment on the west side of Vino slreet, from tha south lino of Chicago avenuo to tho west line of Mulberry avenue, oxcopt in front of Lo 15 and 17, Bloek 7; also, an ordmance for a sidewallc on Il strect and Fox court, were passed. “T'he President and Ulerk wore instructed to sign tho villuge bonds, nud placo thom in tho hunds of the Lreasnrer for nogutiation. Tho Villnge.Attornoy was instructed to proparo & form of warrant, and have 600 printed for the ugoe of the villaga; aleo, to provide himaolf with suitablo blanke to be used in business of tho vil- lago. ‘l‘hn Committco on Wator and Water-Works wore instruoted to submit to tho Lourd at tho noxt mooting 8 plau for supplyivg the villago with wator, Billy footing up about €600 wero roforred to tho Comuittee on Finance, ‘After which the Board adjourncd for one week, JEFFERBON, The Board of Village Trusteos of Jefferson maot in tho Police-Btation in ‘Jofferson, Monday morning, Ironent, James D, Dymond, Ifenry ‘Vaunatts, Frodoriok Hausson, and 8quire Din- goo, ‘Lrustoos, and David 8. Pride, Clorley ab- #ont, Prosidont Fonda and Loon €, Woleh, The Clork callod tho Board to order, and Squire Din- goo was appointod President pro tom. Georgo B, Morso sent in & communieation asking that cortain partios on Armitage avanuo bo compelled 1o build thoir sidewnlks, Communication laid ovor until noxt meoting. A potition was presontod to the Board signod by numerous proporty-owuors in tho east part of the villago anking for the opening of about 600 feot on Wost- orn avenue. Ou motion, tho prayor of tho potl- tonora was granted, and tho JxllngmAl(bruoy wis anthorized to seo tho Attorney of the Town of Lako Viow in rogard to ecommencing procood- ingn againgt partios who will nat donnte tho right of way, = Westorn nvonno is the enat line of tho viliago, and whon tho distance aatied for in oponed, Wostorn nveius will be a direct road Lrom Evanston to Bluo lsland. Aunotlicr potition was presunted asking for the opaning of Fostar ntreot from. Lincoln avenie to Westorn avonne, which will open the stioot from ho Inke to near ths west part of the towa, Tho petitiou was granted. A resolution waa passed rescinding that part of the resolution adoptod Inst June prohibltin A, ), Buoll from binlding n toll-gato on the Ruug road mithin the Villago of Jetfarson, aud st tho enme tino giving the sald Sucll pormission to oreet and mtintain a toll-gate vn saxl road noar tha village-imo botweon the Villagos of Joiforson and Norwood Lark, Allon J, Jackson was appointad Pound-Mastor of Potund No. 1, m Bowmuuville. Goorge Kiins, who took tho job at tho last meeting to do the filling at Botmont avonaa bridgje, nt 20 couts por cnblo yatd, wanted tho Board- to give him 80 cents moro per yurd, and so lot bim haul the dirt from other places than iutonded by maid Board, which the Board mfused to do, and Klino refusing to go on with the work, tho Doard gave tho contract w Willlsin Mycees nt 40 cenls por oubio yurd, ho beitag the woxt lowest bidder. ‘I'ho matter of building culvorts at tho junc- tion of Montroso bouiovard with the Chicago & Norihwestorn Rullrond, and Chicago, Milwaukog & 8. Paul Rativond, was lnud over nutil tho next meoting. U'he playof the wubdivision of Galo- wood was approved. "o Hiroot Comuissioner in District No. 1 was otdered to move the toncos ouvof Wright's road, aud procoed with the grading. Thu continctor was ordored to go on and fuish grading Jouos uiroet. . T'no Bonrdadjourned untii Nov. 9, at 10 o'olock o, m, BVANSTON, A rogular meeting of tho Evanaton Philosophi- cal Asisoclation was held Aouday evaning. BMr, Chesles W, Peatson, of tho Northwestorn Uni- vozsity, presontod lis resignation as Sccretary, tu which placa lio was alocted last week. It was accopted, and Mr. Robort Baird, of tho samo institulion, was clectod in his atend. Dr, D, IL. Wheeler, Professor of English Lit- erature in tho University, reud an able and learnod papor ou '*Iecont Studics tu English," which was listonod fo with interest. 'I'he ra- mainder of the eveming was consumed in dig- cussiug tho papor, nearly all of those presunt participating. The Committeo on Programme, appointed at Ingt weok's meotivg;, roporied tho (uflo\vulng pro- gramnmo of the pupers to be read and other work to bo dune during the senson, which was adopt- od: NovexDER, 1, Goneral Sclencn—Dr, J. 8, Jowall, 2, Astronomy—Fcanols liindioy, Pure Methenetics—brof., J, £, Kellogg, Physles—Prof, Carburt, DEGEMDEN, 3, Inorganic Yature, Ucotopy—7i, M, Latmisler, Cacmist of, Allyn, ncering—Col. W, Bralnard, v, 6. Tistovy, Ethnsdogy—Prof, D, 11 4 st Lo fe . Vackard, 'rof, (Lemenway, Clivanulugy Lars Culnparative Luligion—114e Rov, G O, Noyea, CEBAUALY, PESRUA G. Haclal and Folitical Candstions, Soutitlenl Sefencoms UL, Jnleil, Tnternatioun) La Tnsurauco—Gotl, A Broking—L. J. Gyt Leforn= Clirles 1iymond, Mzoufsctories—Mr, Gudley, Man's Montalaud Mind Couditions, LRI, Metaphyslos—Prof, Fo ke, Reiigion—Dr, B biier, Logie—Dr, Kuox. Mind~—Lhe Bov, C. 8, Abbot, © Frost, Ducet T Tha Now Ihistory of Edueation—Dr. Raymond, Geoeral Grammar—rof, Kisiler, Grammar of Modern Luvgusges—0, W. Peatson. AY, Theory of Art—A, Hualer, Muste—Prof, W, S, B, Mathews, . ¥ M. W, Archiflecture—L, 5, Brown, 8, Bilography—Tho Rev, ¥, L, Chappell. John Cutbibort, John Dorrigan, and William Houl, the young men_ arrosted Sunday nigint on tho charge of committing several robberies in the villago, were arraigned beloro Justices Currey und tiooko yostordsy morning, Cuthbort made a clean broast of it, confessiug to all their oporations, which woro more extensive than had been suspocted. They were held totho Criminal Court in $1,000 buil each, in defanlt of which they went to tha Couuty Jail yestordsy after- noun. The Eclectic Roading Club mot_at the rest- donce of George L. Leo, Esq., Monday evoning, thero being & large attendancoe, Additional in- ierost was given Lo the mooting from the fact that it is probably the last of many enjovable ones which tho Club will hold with Mr, T.eo, as ho expects to remove to LaCrosse, Wis., mn & short titio, NAPERVILLE. The Naperville Temporance Alliance held ita annual meeting Monday night. It was not very largely attonded, but tho amount of businoss transacied, and the spivit in which it was done, indicated more succossful work for the future. Now officers woro elestod. Prof. Hulster was chosen President, rud tho Rove. Cooper aud Heuler, Vice-Presidonts, Tho Exceutivo Board 1 fitled with persons who will doutloss urge on the worlt, A Dr. N, 8. Davis will lecturo boforo tho Alliance and citizons soou. Tho Rov. J. O. Peck1s_booked for o leature ‘bofora tha Young Men's Christizn Association at an early day. The Rov. Mr. Hoover and family leave for their new home at Barrington this weolk, and the Rtav, J. I, Cooper comos to reside withus the coming Conferouco yoar. _— ALl Ahonrd.? From the Sacramento Unfon, Bho romalned alking with s firend on the platform till the cars wero well undor wuy, and then made a ernzy rush to got ou j caught Lold of tho railing of one car and had to let go, not being ablo to mako tho roquisite jump; clutched =t tho side of the car as it passed, and executod nmedloy of horupipe and bronkdown ; canght tho tind rail of the car, didn't like it and let go ; caught the forward railing of the next car, and, heing aided by tho bystanders, who applied their handa, shouldors, kieon, sud canes to her back, finally landed on tho car platform, one of the hottest and worst-soared littlo fat women that ever journoyou. ——— Economizo These Eard Times---0ne Dollar o Week, Make your own clothing, ‘The Wilson Bhuttlo Sow- ing-Machiuo will savo its cost in one seuson, Tho children or norvants can uso it, Inatruclions yiven at your house freo of eliarge, It will cara from $3 to $5 B duy for man or woman who may wishi to do sowing, cither fu families or muuufacturing, Warranted for fivo yeavs, ‘The best ju tho world, Itrcofved the high- esb award at Vienua, 1'roms $10 Lo$15 chieaper than il oftiors, Sald ot easy monthly: pasuents at 108 Stato sircot, and In all of tho princlpal citios in the United Btafes, ViIL50N SERING-MAOHINK Co,, Manufactnrors, Olovetaud, O, i Thousands Using Thom. If you lesitate ns to what stove is iho bestand most ccouomical, ask any of tha thousauds who use tho ot Bass Anti-Clinker Moater Lought of Baugs Brod,, Btato aud Vau Bureu streels, how thoy lke It, 1 you do you'll oxder ono, —_— A Plug of Gold In a hollow tooth may bs a necessary evll, but it fs bovt to eseapo tho neceesity for such tnkering, by uning that superfor autidoto to deutal docay, Fragrant Hozodout, —— Prince & Oo.’s Organs, Fine orgaus with slx stops for $123, warranted firste olss in tous and fuisl, Monoy refunded if not ste 1![“.:01‘“)'. Rtced’s Temple of Musiv, $3 Van Buren utreot, e —— Bottled Mineral Watora for Familios b7 Duck & Ragner, wakers of the * Mars Oologno,” THE COURTS. Record of Businesa'Cransncted Yestors danve TROUDLE ABOUT THE NEW CONTRACT Fon EN- GINES FOR THE WATER-WONKS. The Amerienu Bridgo Company, of Chieago, filod & bill against Rodmond Prindivitle, J. R ‘Thompson, and Louls Wabl, Commlasioncrs of tho Board of Publie Works, aud the City of Chicago, asking for an fnjunction zgalust lotting tho contract for tho new ongines at tho Wator- Works to Murphy & Co., of Now York, ‘Tho complainant slatos that, in July lnst, the Board of P'ublic Works advortised for proposals for two pumping-ougines for tho Water-Works, ench ongine to bo capable of ralsing 16,000,- 000 gallons 165 foot lugh in twonty-four bours; to bo porfect in its kind, and froe from all that hos vot boon proved by actual uso by well-known, compotent, and disiu- torested witncssen to Lo safa to adopt. The en- ginoa wore to bo run by throo boilers, two of which wore to bo sufiiclent to supply all tho stenm required, oto, Euch proposal was to bo accompanied by a bond in tho sum of $200 for the faithful performauce of tho work, and the ongiuea were to bo sob up and i operation by Oct. 1, 1876, Compiainsut avers that it answered tho ndver- tinoment, and offered to furnish two pumping- onginoy of the power required, assetting that no dotail of parls was made, with tho oxcoption of the stoam-jackol which encirclies tho ontire ongine instead of only the cylinders, but the Company agrecd to change that wiraungomout to the genor- ol practice if needed. It, Lowaver, proposed to employ six botiors inatond of three, four of which ‘were to bo suficiont to run the enginen, and agroed to furmsh them complate &8 uuked for 185,000, By n subsoquout arinugoment it consontod to forfeit $1,600 to 5,000 for every 1,000,000 pounds which tho engine failed to raina below tho 00,000,000 requircd by the Bonrd, The complainant thon charges that five othor proposals wero made, one being for 210,000, snd tho bhighest by Bdlurphy & Co.. for 243,600 1t 18 alleged that the Uoard fraud- ulontly, after opauing tho bids, referred thom to 1, 8, Chesbrough nud G, 0.’ Crogior, to Lave them roport thoeir opimon on thew to the Board, and that, ufterward, the Board, on the sugpos- tion of dleusrs, Chesbrough and Cregior, award- ed the contract to Murphy & Co. tor #248,500, Complaiunnt adserta thut tho Bomd was unablo to dolegato its suthority to any porsons not members, but that it wos bound to wmake tho golection iteelf; that tho Doard was also compelled by "Iy to give the contract to tho lowest bidder; and thon, with n bit of political oconomy, clalns that Murohy & Co. worq residouta of Now Yorl,whilo it is o resi- dont of Chicago, and pays taxes bere ; and that, thereforo, if the confract is awarded to tho formor, the city and complainant will bo obliged to pay In taxea tho differonco of 308,500, thus bringing the “balauce of trado,” of course, agrinst tho city. 'I'he Compnny thorefore nslks, inagmuch as a Buit at law would not be suflicient to recover ail damagee, that an injunction may be issucd to provent tho awarding of tho contract to the Now York partics, as propovod. A temporary injunction was grant. od by Judge Farwell, uader & bond for $10,040, until the Gih of Novombor, whon a motion will be liourd to mnko it pormuent, As i stated clsewhore, the injunction was or seonrity for the true fnlall o 1y WA ok Ohlengs i S04t oy of Falrmy, ., D., 1808, . Drienanonr, Iu tho matter of tho ostato of Todokus Bauer tho inventory, appraisement, and widow's aw: fotd sppmvfl(;l. o puardinn's mocond annual account of Btophen Leach ot al, minors, was apnroved. In tho mauter of the docreo for sala of reni ::t‘:&‘: Sf-Iaokiemegy THE CALL. Junan Gany—106 to 190, oxcept 174, 178, 181, o, Jupar JAMESON—1! 111}]- iy 113‘94 Pk 20 to 145, excopt 123, 129 upor RooErs—140 148, 140, 165, 06, 1@ 100, oxcopt 141, U5 gvmm I'l‘émm-m-flu to 200, unoe TREE—98 to 118, ox it ox ) oxcept 102, 108, 109 . JUDGMENTS, Surenon COUNT—CONFE wIoNS—IT, L, HIll va, A J, Fiack, $204 —J. G, McBoan ot al va, Torac Watrou, $107.12—E, 11, It 3 apra, oreoy va, Jobn' Bebubrk JuDaE GABY—Oitizens' Bank of Chic Ky, dr.y and Licrotia W. King, SA11 63,04, A" Do va. donit O, MeCord nnd” Eugouo Henahaw: § ‘vordick, 340,99, and motlon for uow. tral,—~Thaddeun M unp: ;;m \'n.]}‘v’illlnmtc?lmy“ and l.;. -1]. dl:uulullln, 208, cury Larms o al, va. Jamon Danils; judgny . 0, ind saisfed s ojen court, ‘;:l BBy Crnuulr JOURT—CONFERIIONA—] lon Dank va, Alozander McGomble, $0010, 1 oual Juak Boorit—Jares Sullivan v, P. M. McFare tund, $41.35,—I% W, Klino vs, J. L. Stoue ; voraict, 40, T, J. Krle ot od, vs, Ohatlos Behoiler | vordict: $66.76,—Tosuph Holnes vs, J, 1T, Best ; vordict, $259,03) Magyle MeGovorn va, G. O, Bomom 3 verdiul, $578,54 —J. B, Lyucn ot nl, va, Joseph ond J. Doinel and Tunatz Gottliob ; vordict, $142,73, and motion for a 0w tria, E. J, Dodge and Jupax’ Tnep—J, M. Pearson v, Marble Duract; verdlot, §00, aid motion for now trial, — e BIRTHS. HATON-Oct, diaa ek, 85, Mrs. Hugh Hatoh, 712 West Ta- DEATHS, PLROUDFOOT--On Monduy, Oat. 2, Willard Barry, nfostaon ot Lavranco and Ellzaboth ‘Larey Broudioon fi;fi:‘l g'{'i"éfif:.;v‘:d""d“’ 8t 1 o'clock from reai- ow Yurk and Boston papers pleas 3 GLIZABON--AY his mothior's m-lde‘:::;. 7 Wart, Jaoke #on-st., of consumption, J, Ulessun, ed Lunatal at liouse, Fiutsdas, Oat: S, 0t (e m T at o farmily aoo Livited to wirend. " 2 108 e Tk BCUWEISTHAL-AL bis rowd N Wolls-at., on Tunwiay marning, the 271 phunoral Wil tako placo o Wodinugsy SHanobery ROBINSON—At Jar Tiobinsons muibe o e W Urovas gntlfuflu'éu“y‘f" {1 SPECIAL NOTICES. Centaur Liniments allay pain, subdus swelllogs, hox buros, aud Wil curo rhonmatism, #pavin, and any flésh, bono or mascle ailmont. - The White Weapper is for famlly use, the Yellow Wrappor Ia for azimals, Trlos §0 conts; largo bottles 81, Children Cry for Castorln,—Pleasnnt to take—a > porfoot substitute for Castor Oil, bot moro afivacious in rogulsting tho stomach and hawals. Kelthvpo nur\'e‘tll dluo lato, the cootract bhaving been m wwarded. e R nu.\mwf‘s mxmg.vx-mr 8UIT, B 1 'IHM ELERATED motion was mado_yestorday morning bofore e 22X, halon’s Cereus (N.B., Judgo Blodgett by Mr. Dexter, in tho matter of J, {é;."fi: S5 Phalon’s Fl ds(%\ B Youuy Sextnmon, to compel Mr. Scammon to fllo | 4 (A halon’s Flor do Mayo a h:z ?1 his crn:u:ugn,‘ When t:m new Bank- 2 Morse’s White Rose, rupt law went into oporation, » rule | Norse’s Wood Violet, was_taken on tho petitioning ereditor, 15 a tho United States Mortgago Compm?y, to amond Morse’s Paphian Bouquet, tho petition #o ns to: show that one-fourth in number, and one-third in amount, of the credit- ors had signod tho potition. This was done by simply insorting an ullegation to that olfget, but witiont adding tho names of any new creditors, aud ou this amended petition the rule on Mr. Seammon way asikod. On the othior sido, Judgo frumbuil askod to have tho amended petition strickon from tho files, wud, in_support of his motion, rend an afldavit by Mr. Scammon atating that the appliontion was mot mede in good faith; that Alr. Sauvsum, the ogont of tho Company, know that it did not represont the re- quired number aud awouot of creditors, and had proviously testified to snch fact, Mr, Scammon also claimed that it would work a groat njury to lum to be compelled to go to the ox- ponse of making out a complate {ist of his credit- ors; thnt ho dud not pravoro to give a profor- euco to the Company, and could, if allowed timno, png all bis debty in full. ir, Doxtor replied that Mr. Senmmon would not be injured by an oxpose of his aluirs, as it was woll known chat his credit wus not good; that the petitioner came into court in the ordi- nary way, complving with the law, and hod a right to have such & list filed. Judge Trumbull claimed that the petition did not make out & prima fucie case, a8 it wasa well- knowu fact that Mr. Scammon owed more than four persvns ; that the petition was a fulsehood, and kuown to be » falsehood when sworn to, and shoutd bo stricken from the filos. Judgo Blodgott said the motion was a proper ong, ay it was right to know what objeot the creditor had in askiug for ihe lst of creditors, Ho might rofer tho matter to tho Registor, bus would give until Saturday for tho creditor to show that its amendmont was mado in good faith, and nceordingly took the question uuder advisoment. ITEVS. No Recoiver has ny yot beon openly appointed in the Rackford, Rock lsland & £, Lo Rail- road Company caso, although the Judeos have agreed on sowe one, and telegraphed him yostor- day, to know whothor he would aceent, beforo muking tha soloction pablic. It s eaid that tho porson nelected is not one of tnose who have cen horetnfore namod as suitable for the posi- tion, but a man solected satiroly_ by tho Judies. K. B, Jenking, of Chicago, and H. W. Carpen- tor, of Rackford, woro appointed Assiguoos of Hall & Bartlott, baukrupt carrisge-manafac- turers, Tho motion for injunction in tho caso of the Peuria & Rock Island Rwlroad Compauy will be heard Monday. UNITED STATES COURTS. Otis A, Proy fitad u bill nzainst Goorga A. Froe- man, A. Fisher, J. 8, Gould, W, R. Gonld, the State Mills IMlouring Company, and R, L, Rals- ton to foreclose & chiabtel mortzage for §10,000. DANKRUPTCY 1TEMS, Josopb fI. Willinmsou and tHenry C, Gray port- nery in the cutlery snd bardware busineas at No, 84 Lake stroet, filed a voluntarypotition in bank- raptev. Thoir liubilitics amount to about £20,000, and the assets tigure up $12,000, The matter was reforced to tho Rogistor, as usual, Iu tho matter of Hall & Bartlott, an order was mado asuthorizing tho Assiguee to sell the bauk- Ru)t'a proporty in lots, in giving ton days' no- co, A dividond meoting waa orderod in tho caso of M. Greeuobaum & Co., to bo held Nov. 12, < SUPERIOR COUNT IN BRIEF, Sidnoy T. Webstor commencod » suit againat tho Groat Wostern Railway Company of Cuuads, cl?fi:ml{’: ?u.miu. £ 'ho Union Y'rust Company bogan_suit agninst George A, Favmor and I"mufnnugx\. TFishorto re- cover a halnuco of $8,000. Au attachment iuald waa issued. _Joln I, Brooke filod a bill azainat F, B, Mig- .gins to forcelose o trust-deod for $1,500 on Lots 10 and 20, in Block 17, of Rayenswood, J. I, ailey sued Johu 1L Kielu and T, M. DBradley in rl:lplufln, to yecavor two horses und huggj’. valued at 51,000, Jy J. MeDennid aud I D. Ostol commoncod a suit against John Bturgls, clalming 24,000, Tio Stato's Ationioy filed an 10 St rney filed an informatio tho Civenit Court to cstnblish the plnt:r‘ l.llur‘:'eit‘: & Galloway's Resubdivision of Blocka7, 8, aud 9, aud the north 100 foot of the southonst X of HODI. u,dm 1~l.“ Coy &' ) Hniding, MeCoy & Pratt bogan a snit for 8,000 agmost Albert Crosluy, nt'nl anather for o liko amount agmust Sparrow W, Nickerson, Nicholss Hath & Co, sued Alfrod snd W. W, Strickland for §1,000, Daniol W. Gammon ened Oharlos Follanshoe for $1,800. TIE COUNTY COUNT, Tho ctaim of Tdward IL Reod, administrator of tho estate of Horatio Rood, for §38,724.81 was altowed, In tho matter of tho estato of Robort Befora« dorf; his will was provon, und lotters tostae mentary jwsuod to Iosn Boiorsdorf, aud her mdi- vidual boud of 40,600 was approved, Thoe oy- tate cousistod of real eatato worth 18,000, and yorzonnl proporty valued at $2,800. T'he follow- ing was tho wiil of the doconsed ; 1, Tobert Belersdort, of the Olty of Chicago, Co of Caok, und Blato of Tinoly, hulug i Sonmd x::;'lfi aud memnory, do lereby publish aud declare this wy lnn;' wlil_lil ullullnrr lllllmvh‘ll to \Vll':l \ 7 ira ivo, devise, nud boquoath unto m v Wi, toms BolceudOrt, wll my lmmu, Teul, ’mr‘f&‘.fll onud mixed, I miny dio'possosicd of or'bo entitlod to, to have uud to hold'to Liorsuif, hor helrs and assigus for- over, Second—Tnving full confidence that my wife will Frm dy _oud care for wmy chilitren ke 'n mothor, T horoby ddsinheritall of iy childron, present, aftor B eteby rominate and a int ta Iird—I hure x of sole executrix of this my last will Pl‘;nl“leu‘:‘n’n::n‘l V.l:llfi ddrocs Lt alis aliall uok ho roquired to anter {nto bond Morse’s Dedication Bouquet, Fxcol In Aromatio qualittes, whilo ln FRESHNISS and CONCENTRATION uf cholce flower odors they aro war. ;‘Anlei to ll:rp.\ tha_most colobrated English and Franch mianfact: Wholewalo by VAN SCIIAACK, BTV SON A R D) "BeRt by o Do gaisis an et tlon Daalors, ——— AUCTION SALTS, A A A A A A A A NN By WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., AUGTIONL GRS, AT BALESROOMS, 103 EAST MADISON-ST. FURNITURE. OARPLTS, STOVES, PIANOFORTES, OROCIERY, 1IN OPEN LOTS, WEDNENDAY MORNING AT 9% O'CLOCK. BIX BUGGT SEVERAL HOR WEDN! DRY GOUDS, WOOLENS, AND CLOTHI THURSDAY MORNING AT 95 U'UL()CK.u REGQULAR SATURDAY SALR. HOUSEIOLD GOODS, PIAN N PARLOIE AND OHAM| ORUUKERY WAT AND A LARGE VARLE o SATURDAY MORNING, AT DRY GNODS, TOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND FURS, TULSDAY MORNING AT 8% O'CLOCK. ES, THRRE SPECIAL 8. ENTILE FURNITUR DWELLING 353 GALUM FRIDAY MURNING, AT, 8, A Qonsiating of Parlor, Unkwber, Disin 5 Furnituro, Carpots, Stov Also, & suporior-miako 7-octave o WAL A BUTLEIS & "By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 66 & 70 Wabash-av. Boots, Shoss, and Rubbers, AT AUCTION, BY CATALOGUE, O WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28, T 9§ A. M. PROMPT. args s of Hodom ad e Gras OF GUODS WILL BE SOLD, GEOQ. P, GORL & CO. 63 aau 70 Wabas GLOTHING: AND DRY GOODS, Auction salo of Clothing and Dry Goods, THURSDAY, Oct. 29, at 9:50 o'clock a. m, Custom-made Clothing, Meaand Boys' Woar, Suits, Pauts and Vesis, Uvercoats, Jackots, 0ic. “Also:a full ling'of Govornmont clothlng. Cavalry and Infautry Overcuats, Dress-coats, Cavalry Jackuts, Dlouses, Puuls, cto. Ploce Gonda, Coatings, Cloths, and Cassimoras, Ljnl;nlhm&l calv&nl. .\{l}lum. ote, atinots, Gliovolls, atd deans, GLORGE P, GORE & 00., 63 and 70 Waba; Ee=———-- .= DN, A ATTCTION, ON THURSDAY, Oot. 29, at9% o'aluck, Wo caa sliow ‘tho Lasieat ftock of Household Furniture That over was offered at Pauli Auction in this ¢ty (and will goll), Blacblonnd Woud-top Chamber Suts, Parloe Sota af avery quallty, Dlook Casor, hlidtboards, Ward. robios, Kiateneion Tablos, Lonugss, Marblo and Woud- ton Feblon, Rookord, Decsslinc (is-a, Itureaus and Bud- sie=ds, Curpots, Utico Doxks, Showr Casos, H G. P, GURE & CO.._Au =13y SMITH & HARRISON. THIS MORNING, AT 0% OCLOCK, At INo. 81 MERCUSOM=ESTy Oppatite MaVickor's Theatro, Specinlly Attractive Sule at Auctlon of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Fine Plush and other Parlor Sots, Fxtra assortmont Chamber Sets, Targe Lot Socond.hand and Dosirable Fure niture, Orackory, Glassware, &o,, &c, At10 o'clock, 3 Orates W. G, Crookery, fn opon lots, to the trade, At 12 o'clocl, Lo Pianos,sold under mort= gaze. SMITIL & HARRISON, Auctionoers, 81 Mailson:sts, opposita MeVicker ROCIKW LT, WILLIAMS & C Auctlonsure, 201 and 205 Liast Madisonste BUYERS, ATTEND 91ift AUCTION SALE Thurscay, 2:80 Q. Iy Famitnng & Hotsohod Cods, LIMENSE STOCK-FREE GOODS, ROCK WL, WILL ., "Dy BLISON, POMEROCY & CO. POSITIVELY THLE CLOSING BANKRUPT SALE AT AUGTION, TINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWEIRY, 8, &, AT OUL BTORLS, Nos, 84 and 86 RANDOLPE-ST., Thursday Morning, Oct, 29, at 10 ook, A LARQE STOOK OF ENTIRELY NLEWGOODS O Wit OPENED, | Koy and bioWindiug Ladind ¢, fin o St Opora Onaime, f1o1d Necklson, Gotd Lulutay Fino Guld tings, Slonve Hattons, Pins, Iarrings Sota o Jowalry, Chalt nud Band leacolots, &dor, &o. " Ala, 8 i fiuz'aliiog flll Taia Grads, | Hold tuidvr order of '\ By y Arstgnou in_Hankruplog. O LTOR FOMLOY & C8., Auctiomosrs. reors.