Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1874, Page 12

12 THE CITY. MIND-READING, DN. SEYMOUR GIVES AN EXUINITION OF Hts rowEn, An exhibition of tho mind-reading faculty was givon at tho Shorman fouso club-room at noon Thuraday, by a now interprotor of tho oconlt qualitios of tho intolloct, ‘Cho operator in this caso ig ayoung man named Dr. A. J, Seymour, and his nudienco was composod of a dozou por- sons, who wore invited to witness tho oxporl- ments, ‘Theso wore simplo cnough in dotail, but wondorfully mysterious when ono seoke to find the cnueo of tho power shown, In tho first case, Mr. Frank Wontworth hid a gold poneil in one of the drawors of n largo sidoboard that stands in tho cornor of the room, tho medium, or opor- ator, in the meantimo haying withdrawn from tho apartmont, ‘Thocompany then sented thomuclvos at eome dintanco from tho hidden articlo, aud ho was called in, Ho camo im blindfolded, and, taling Mr. Wentwerth’s hand and placing: itupon his forchead, and ostublighing ® “circuit” of amagnotio power by placing, hic own hand upon the brow of tne ox-Lreanuror, immedintoly Jed him near the spot where tuo object was secreted. For somo ronson or other ho could not doflne just the oxncé piace whore it was, and, after cir- cling around for tet minutes, gave tt up, with the remark that it was near by, but he could not tell juat where. Ho complained that Mr. Went- worth did not keep his mind on tho ,subjoct, which ho stated was 4 uevosanry condition to success. Both individuals wero somowhat ox- housted by the gymnastic exorcise thoy wont throngh with the Doctor, being aimost at fubut- ing point by tha fatigue angendored, Alter arest of five minutes another attompt wos made, aud thie timo with succon. A knifo was placed iu tho overcoat pocket of one of tho gentlemen present, and, after making tho ciremt of the room in a vain sourch, the modinm tinaliy pickod ont tho particular individual and the par- ticulur pocket, and rt once pulled oif the hand- kerchief that covered his oyea, aud said, Hero it is.” A third exporimont was mado with a reporter of Te Trisune, who bid a watch-koy “under a euspidor in tho room. Lhe operntor immediately Jod Lim to it, stooped down, and picked it up. Other oxperiments were then made with a like result, oxcopt that the operator tool hold of one ond of the cano while tho individual biding the articlo took hold of tho other, Dr. Seymour nusumes to have the game faeulty ay that pos- kessed by Drown, who has been exhibiting be- fore tho big wigs of Yalo Colloge, much to thoir wonderment, He sava bo is suportor to Browo in being ablo to reveive the power through the medium of an inanizante object, which ho domon- strated as abuvo etated. Hoe cannot account for #ho gift, and does not ascribe 1t to spiritunlistio powers, He states that it beeamo yuddenlyclear: to him on tho 6th of Inst April that ho could ex- ercise tho power, nnd since thon he has not falfod in half a dozen crsos. He will give a further ox- hibition of his romazkabto gifts bofore scientific mon aad athors nt the Palmer Houso at 6 o'clock this afternoon, ———— GENERAL NEWS, ‘Tho philologica! horse-enr conductor has on- riched the English Ianguage with » now verb— © to nickol.” Tho Judges of tho City and County Courts are undeigoing a season of boring just now at tho hands of candidates for Justices of the Penco. Tho temperature yesterday, as observed by Menasso, optician, under Tue Trinvxe Build- ing, was: At8a,m., 31 dogrees; 10 a. m,, SL; 12 m., $3; Sp.m., 85; Gp.m. 95; audS p.m. 83. Oliver Konedy shot bis own kneo, with his own little pixtol, at 10 o'clock last night, at tho ‘lre- mont Howe, Dr. Farwell extracted tho bullet from tho oppasite side of the knee, and thinks he can eave tho leg. Tercher—"I have heon reading ahout John Binyun; canuny of the scholara tell mo who ho waa?" Scholar (unapping his fingors yery excitedly)—"'T know, teacher; ho was the Joodga of the Parlice Coort.” Tho Engincers' Committee appointed by the Cilizons’ Aswocistion yesterday visited the crib, in company with Mr. Cheebrongh, ‘Chey made u thorough inspection of the inka end of tho tunnel, and expect. to begin to-day their Inbors on tua Water-Works engines. Tho latest phaso of mendicaney is that offered by a young bor who hauntn Madison and Clark streets late at nights and stops parties of four or ilve, or mora in numbor, and offers to shino up all their boots fora pouny, ‘Tha only way to get rid of him is to closo with his offer, when be immediately decamps. W.L. Phillips, tha man who cnt his thront with 2 razor soma time ago. while Inboring under a lit of montal aberration, the result of rehgions oxcitement, died yesterday morning at the Coun- ty Hospital, Au inquost was held by the Deputy- Corouer, and the jury roudored 2 verdict of sui- cide. Tho Society of tho Good Samaritans was in- corporate Thureday, and the papors left for record. ‘Tho officers of the mcarporated Society are as follows: Prenident, Mra. Annie E. Wal- bert; Vieu-Presidents, Mra. Bluthardt and Mrs, Herman Rester; Tronguror, Mrs, Spaulding ; Sceretary, Mra. Eakor, If any one donbts thnt the rising goneration is & faet ono, let him visit one of the big billinrd- rooms between J end 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and geo the young Miss who’ occupies the Indies! pallery at that time, and emuses beraclf amoking ‘Turkish cigarettes and wetching hor own and her elder sinter’s * feilah” playing Fronch bill- tarde at $5 a gamo, Astranger, purehnring goods at the clothing etmoof Meyer Childe, No. 157 West Madivon street, venterdzy, lofin fifty-doltar billon the counter in mistake for a five, and walked out be- fore the proprictor could call him back to givo him his chanye. Mr, Childe advortiaed it in Tir fripoxe, and tho strangor called and received this monoy. Such honesty is too much for this sphere, Thero is a car-conductor on the Van Buren streot Hno who is so tall thet the shout of aman who withes him to step a little while does not ae up to his ears uni tho fiery untamed car has | pod a block or two ahead. A 4-foot long ny-trampet would prove a valuable nequi- in, aud would, perpendicularly appliod, briny his henring apparatus down to an ordiuary levol. ‘Tho Town Dourd of South Chiengo held a mecting yexterday afternoon, A lively time was expected wher the Committee appointed to ox- amine the Supervisor's accounts would hand in their report. But, 8 there was only one mom- bor of the Conunitteo present, no report wag resonted, and thera was uo music," Littl oe,” who seams to control the whole Board raid somo spiteful things to’ the suspocted Kebnock, nud, in fuet, tried hard to ratue a com motion, as there was nothing else to occupy the tine of those present, But he failed, and an xdjournment was had until the first Priday in January. In a short homily ox human frailty in gon- eral and car-condtetor Weasvors in particular, one of the North Side City Railway bell-ringers unnittingly guvo a wondcrful oxomplification of the elnsticity of the English language, and the force which a noun assumes sometimes when forced to do duty asa verb, “Ab, you," siphott the bell-ringor, as tho not unmusical ting of the punch echood’ through tho car, “there ia good men and there is bad tou; there is strong mou end thoro is weal men; thero i square con- ductors and there ts snide vonductars, but tho best, of ‘cm. wall try and nickel when they bave ‘uteal,?’ ‘wtoul,’*elonl* rang iuto their ears from Tio the morning until 12 at night.” “I won't tako in 30 vents this telp” growled an Ogden wvenue 'Lus-driver to the Parkunger who sas sharing his keaton tho box, aa they pagkod Dearborn wtroce going west. “"T Imowt wou't + 1 can always feo! in ny bonen just what sort of trip I'm goin’ to have.” Pyo Dussengers got on at Olark wtreot, three moro at” Ta Ballo, and soon until the bridge way teached, whon there Was abont a dollar in and about tho *bus, ‘Vhe passenger therenpon pontly insinuated that the ouncous presentimonts of” the driver wore evidently hardly us ‘correct as usual, + Wall,” paid the driver, “I gnees you're about right, ‘To fact ig, Lhed the roomaties this fait, ‘and vinco then my bones have not boen noarly ko roe liable ga they used to ba. PROVID i SPYAKH, Tho recently-pablishad Roport af the Chicago. Relief Fand and Aid Society of Dishursomoney for Sufferers of the Viro‘of 1871, hus reached Providonca, RT, and tho Journal of that city calls attention to the fact tint the chaprer an “ Expronsions of Sympathy” does not eautain the name of Provider whilo ono of the early diss patches sent to Chieago waa from the Mayor of Providence to tha Muyor of Chicago, authorizing him to draw at onco for $10,000, fu ‘anticipation of tho cuntripations which lie took the rospon- sibility of assuring him would bu raluod hero; and that ono honed tu thai city, A. & VY, Spraguo, sunt a diupatch authorizing the Mayor of Chi- cogo todrawon thom, ab eight, for an eqiul amount. With great promptwess moro than 10,000 way subscribed in thut city; about half tho amount was coilooted through tho ollics of tho Journal, The vournal also gived copies of lotters from THE the Moyor rolntiva to sendiug provisions and monoy fo Mayor Maton and Wirt Doxtar, and no- knowlodging the reoolpt of comminieations from thoxe gentlemen. Will tho writer of the bouk explain the omission ? CO-OPERATIVE TEMPRUANOR, The Co-onorative Tomporance Arnooiation gavo An oystor-suppor and social entortninmont lant evening at their store and rending-roome, 159 Fifth avonuo, Ono hundred and twenty poraons ant down to suppor, and tho rot of tho averting waa filled witha choico repertoire of songs and {natrumontal muslo, Speochos rolative to tho objects of tha Association wore made by tho membors, Mr, Moulding said that tho co-oper- ative sociotios of England woro tho mort succosstil — trading institutions in that country, and tho only obstaclo to thotr sticcoss in this city was.a want of intogrity in the officers who might bo choson. ‘hla Aasintion had clios- on honest men for officors, whose reputations wero without roproach, and far abovo Lio pety moannoss of stonling the earnings of working- mon, The Prosidont gavo a financial history of tho Ataoolation, It commoncod in July with filty members and 50 capital. Its capital had in- croayedt to 8250, and its salos of gooda wero noar= ly 24,000, ‘fhe eapital Lad been turned over six- teen times, and with fiftvmembors they had paid oxpenses, and with 609 membora thoy could return a iargo profit, ‘Lha Co-operative Tomporanco Association strikes at tho root of all tho ovila in sovloty. Ac+ cording to tho ostimate of ‘Tum Curciao nt unt, £12,000,000 was anuually wasted and do- atroyed inthe saloons of the city, an amount equal to £30 to overy man, woman, and child in tho city. ‘Tho destrnetion of this onpltal was tho cause of tho prosont bard times, and the ob- Ject of tho Avsoclation was to prevent tho waste of capital, nud leavo it in the pockets of tho peo- Pls to incronyo the wealth aud happiness of workingmon, by saving the procacds of industry. Threo hnndrod and twonty-tive dollars way subscribod for stuck to furnish additional capital to stock tho store with goods, ‘ Tha company adjourned with much fraternal fooling, and watlefaction with the genorous cn- tortainmont ufforded by tho Asyocintion. — THE CITY-HALL. Tho Wator Dopartmont yesterday recoived $3,800 on wator-taxes, ‘Tho ‘Yradors’ National Bank yosterday paid to tho City Collector $3,600 In ful! for porsonnl tax- cs on that inatitution durlug the year 1873, Ofiicor C. O. A. Lyckborg, of tho Third Pro- einct, yosterday resignod from tho city force to accopt # position as special policoman in the om- ploy of the American District Tolograph Com- pans. In Judgo Jnmoson’s Court tho ovidence bas closed In tho application for confirmation of the asseesment of benotits for the opening of Woat Von Buron street frum the west live of Hoyno stroot to the west line of Block 3, in R, J. Iam. ilton’s Subdivision. The argumont of Mr. Frant Adama, Aesistant Corporation Counxel, for tho city will bo hoard Monday, After getting through with tho collection of bank-taxes for tho year 1873, the City-Collector will niaxo some attempts toward collecting $49,014. of bank-taxos for 1871, and $109,363.47 of 1872, which ay yot remain unpaid. Tuo warrants for tho taxes of 1874 ate nearly completed, and will protably bo placed in the hands of the Collector store the end of noxt week, The Bonrd of Firo Commissioners yostorday put the vamo of Michnel Maguire on the pre- Torrod list of applications to become menivers of tho Fire Deparinient. Maguire was discharged somo tima ago for unwarranted oxercise of his puguistic tendencies, but, out of consideration of “his past admirable orvices in tho Dopart- mont, he will bo givon tho first vacancy. Tho assessments for tho opening of Warren syenuo through Osborn’s aud Hobus’ Subdivi- sions to Crawford avenuc wore tried yesterday in the Superior Court, Mr. Adams _nppearing for tho city. ‘Tho jury returned u verdict und jude meut for the city; upon which tho objectors in four other vimilar casos withdraw their objec- tous, and Judgmouts wero accordingly rendered, Theno cases wore for the opening of atrears from Crawford ayonue to Central Park. Mayor Colvin yosterday recoivod oficial notivo of the presence of His Royal Highnoxs David Kalakaua, King of the Sandwich Islands, in tho City of San Fraucisco. The Mayor immediately pont hima telegram congratuleting him oa hia safe arrival in tais country, and oxtonded to him acordial invitution to visit this city and play nobility to our Board of Alderman, Yesterday morning when Mr. Shoridan cama down to headquarters, ho was askod if bo had read Tuc ‘Trryose’s cditorial on Gon. Shaver. On a negative answer, ho was furnished with a cory bv Prince, the god-like Moroury of tha Polico Department, ‘Shortly after tho bulky Commissioner was seen in tho halt trving to dance his stoga boots off his fovt, eyes aud mouth distonded with hia overflowing passions, bearing aloft in bis right hand a marked copy of the paper, aud shouting Justily, “ue Thi. use's vindicated Sheridan.” On closer inspeo- tion, ho found that tho article did uot even men- tron his name, aud then be steaithily wabbled away, ‘TUE NAVOR'S MESSAGE. Chieago’s happy Mayor, L, Harvey D, Colvin, has bethought himeeif of an iden tuat is nesthor uovel nor original, yer in its way ia decidedly in- foresting. What thatiden is has occurred to every ono of his predecossors at juut about this time of tho year during tho terms of their otticial lives, and how could Mayor Colvin, with tho bonign countenance of tho great Weuhington looking down upon him, and a copy of the Lnke- side Directory beside him, tail to be struck with the vory sumo idea? Whon a Mayor begins to talk about what ho has dora for the city ono may coutont himself that tha winter has atInstuotin, On the 2d of December the nortrait of of Washivgton stailed aud whispured, “" Harvoy, my boy, you know, it’s aoout time for annual address, you know ;" and thorupon he seized his gold pen and acribbied notes to the heads of tha differont departments, crdoring them to furnish him with statistical reports of the business trannacted in their respoctivo olices from Deo, 1, 1873, to Doc. 1. 1874, As a consequence, the ifforent dopartmonts of city tnx-eaters havo beon very busy during the past few dava, Owing toa mistaken ides in the heads of sumo of the ste ay ofticials, the reports have been care- fully excluded from tho public gaze. Tne re- port of the City Callector, a summary of which appears bolow, has boen sauccesstully hived for these columns: ‘Total amount of warrants on ceived for collortion, D Amount collected, hand or re- 1878 $7,104,098.19 1 Errors and’ ubatement Collected on special asi Collected ou costa of 187 Collected on licenses, ‘Tolsl amount calte % The Board of Public Works reports accounts for all the money which has beon used in Jaying sowor and water pipo, undor cither the appropri ation of 187 or of 1874, and tho total amount of roperty of this kind owned by the city, ‘Tho Jomptroller, Board of Polico and Fico Commis- sionors, and other city oflivers, will hand in their reports to-day. Mayor Colvin ought to return thanks to the clorkn who have reserved all these items for the sake of giving a chanco to explode 4 kaine eloquence at the next movting of the Coun- cil, ‘TIE NOARD OF PoT.AcE. Tho Boord uf Police wet yesterday afternoon for the purpone of trying the cano of Juin Mo- Auloy, 2 detective on the police force. ‘Tae case hax beon postponed from timo to time during the past month, and lay nnutil yenterday beon kopt secret, with the hopes of catching the criminal intorosted. Charges wero pretorred agrinst tho detective on tho strength of the fol- lowing afidavit of ox-Polico Commissionor Mancel Talcott: ‘The undersigned, a realdent of tho City of Ohiougo, County of Cook, sud Site of Lino, being duly aworn, deposes and Haya that about tho fith day of October, 1874, a party tnknown to this doponent pre~ sented a check at the Garden Clty Savinga Bank of Jobn E, Groen, corner of Wood and Lake strovis, in the City of Chicayo, mult chock purporting to be drawn y Brown, Price & Co, ou tho Uniin Stock-Yorda Nae flonal Hank, payable to Edwin E, Irown, or order, for {he cum of seven thousand dollars (7,000), nnd cortl= ted by exid Union stock-Yards I Bank by a ‘otamp aud written elgnatire, which this eponent knows to be forged, av the Union Stock. Yards Nutional Bank doce not certify auy checks, a4 1 gm foformed by the Chior of gall bunk, ‘unt an thy tn day of October this duponent belteves the samo partles attompteil 40 pana two chocks, anu for tho stun of $2,000, and ane for tho win of $9,000, deawn on tho Union Stock-Yarda Natlonal Mauls, alt pre Sented at thy bankin(g-house of Skow-Poleriot,, Ii berg & Co, corner of Smith Water and. Glare tlreuta, in the Oity of Chicuya ; suit chocks this de- ponent Lolluyes ty bo fae similes of that mentionud above, ‘hut tho party drew hie clieck on the banking house of fltow-Poteren, Tuturg & Go, fur $1,000, whitch this cheek deponent wow has tv jis Posneedion, ua, alno, tha check frst mentto Qiu this aflidavit, ull Of whfel this deponent belloveweo te forgeries, ‘bat on tho 4d day of Novembor thiw des fen culled upon John MeAuloy, » elty detective of ho regulie force, and wuknd him io. go tu tho Security Boriugs Bank of {hls city, eltuuted on the corner of ‘Madison etreet aud Lifth avenue, and make the arrest of tho party {f bo ehould offer any of sald clocks to tho seid B.curity Savings Bank. Your deponont exninned to tha sid “Jolin BfoAuloy ari god egresd to Keop biin harmloss rams sald arrest, ond tho said Moduloy muds we objectiony, but seemed anxious to make CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1874---TWELVE PAGES, sad arrest, arrangomentn having beon mado with Mr, Park, Osablor of said Soourity Savings Hank, Thit 0 ereon did presont tia eliccka nt sald Bocurity favings “Bank, on or bout the oth day of Novenbor, and thiv doponent and. Mx Park? wore sutiatled thot aatd chocks wore forgorica, ‘That wale John MoAuloy wan present and suw the party who Presentod sult, chock, nnd was requested to Arrest lim by and Parks, but lis refused, woll know ing that {hy party ad’ presented tho ‘chocka and that ha had them on bis person at tha time she stood by: and allowed the party to encape, Your ieponent, therefore, asks that the aald Jun MoAuley bo atae charge from the police forco of this olty, believing him = to bo mnfit’ = to nat 8M detective or — patrolman, All tho fuots act forth In the above afildavit, your deponont tm Prepared to prove by good and rolfable witnosses as his Vorily boligves, T therefora ask tliat charges covering ho nbove facta be prepared, and I pledgo myself to auatain them, MANCEL Tatcorz, ‘Tho caso wns callod yostorday nftornoon at 2 o'clook, and very shortly nftor that timo Mr, Talcott stalked Into the nroa in front of the Commissioners’ desks. Ho mopped hiy foro- head with o costly silk bandanna handkorchief, rolled up his contesloover, laut away his hat whoro it could not afterwards bo found, and in {aot acted {ust us Polico Commitalonor Talcott used to do in sunny, happy timos of long ago, when Reno wan in the cual-buginess and Klolke was attompting to lobby contract for fursinhing tue Polleo Departmont with hats nud caps, A'tonr atola down tho ruddy chooks of Mark Shorldan as ho looked pon the old man, aud bothought bimastf of the gay aud fostive times of long ago, Klokko gazed at him onrnestly, and thon gazed at Mari, Sympa- thotically tho fonrs also startet from his oyca, for ho could but think of the times whon ho was in tho hat bueinoas with Potor Hand, and carriod. ‘on his businoss 28 ho chose without being dic- tated to. Rono pared his chovtnata, his hir moanwhilo standing on end, as ho gazed upon tho good-looking old yentloman who used to sit in tho vory chuir lo vow sat in, and could ad- ministor a bouneing to a ropoitor without swoar- ing or throatening to order hia collin. During all this timo Yalcott was sitting wrapt in medi- tation, Shoridon, in stentorian tones, callod for tho wit- neegos, aud tho Mercury of the Polico Bourd apon- ed tho door and called thom in, Mr. W. H. Park, Cauhior of tho Socurity Savings Bankr, wae tho fret witnens callod, Provious to taking hls teatimony, ‘Mr. Talcott stuted, by way of explanation, of whet was not set forth in the above afidavit, that ho had nt tlrat given the caso to Daotostive YCyrrell to wok up, ns ho thought that that ofticor waa the loast Inown, being 'a new man on tho forco. Tyrrell, however, hud baen detailed to somo other placo, and ho then turned tho caso ovor to McAuley. He stated that ho told Mc- Auley everything concerning tho ono, aud that ho thought he had the ropes all laid for the cap- 2 ture. As came out Inter in the trial, McAuley swore that ho know — nothing about tho checks which had — beon presented at Groon's Bani. He had heard of such a transaction, but did not know that T'yrrell had them. Mr, Park, boing sworn, stated the facta as giv- on above, adding bis own account of what was sald in the bauk during the presence of the for- gor, who paused bimuclf ay J. E. Taylor, Ho sald that on the afternoon in question Taylor came into his bank, and signified his intention of opening an secount, Mr. Park, togeth- or wit H. @. Murray, the ‘Teller of tho bank, went through all tho motions im such on oponivug, aud thon Mr, Park roquested Taylor to fudorae tho checks, which ho did. Mr. Patk waa about to enter thom to his credit, whon Taylor intorposed, saying that ho must havo some cash immodiatoly, Mr, Park, not having any cash on band at tho timo, could not givo iin any, aud, very foolishly, returned the ch During this time, McAuloy was aitting in the rene office with the President. As ‘Taylor was about leaving, Mr. Park and McAuloy walked aido by side with iim to the door and down tho atops, Park romarking to MeAuley "There is your man ; ho has the forged checks on hira,why don't yo arrest him?” McAuley refused unloss Park gaye his authority for so doing. Park ro- fused, saying to MoAntsy, ‘You ultroady have Talcott's authority McAuley replied that ho did not caro for Talcott, he muat have tho bank's authority. During this conversation the threa of them wore walking down tho ateps of the bank to the sidewalk, on reaching whieh ‘Vaylor walked quietly away, and was lost in the crowd. IL. 1, Murray, tellor of the bank, rolnted tho conversation held inside the bank between him- self, Mr. Goutd, Mr Park, and McAuley, Mr, Lalcott was thon sworn, and in his state- mont related the facts as nbove stated, bringing iu ax corroborative tostimony the eheckd which Dotectivo ‘t'yrreil had in bis posseasion. He enid that thore seumod to bo n perfect understanding botwoon himsolf and McAuley chat the lntter was to arrest the forgor on sight. Talcott insisted that MeAuloy should be sworn before malting his statement. MeAuioy was taen sworn, and stated that no knew nothing about tho chucks which ho afterwards found to bo in Detective Tyrroll's hands, Had ho known that, he would have arrosted his man on firet sight, or had Me, Park given his authority and olfered to prefer charge agalust tho man he would have dune so. City Attorney Jimicson, who was present dur- ing tho trial, thought that thero was no case agnitit tho detective. nd accordingly the charges were dismissed by tho Board. From evidence placed in the hands of tha police it appears that the forger who thus tried to rope in these Chicago banks is now in tho neighbor- hood of Dubuque, Iowa. At one of the banks in thot elty be lately presented check for & large umount of imoucy, purporting to bo drawn by Hi, E. Kent & Co., on the Union Stock-Yarda National Bunt, simiilar to the other checks certified to by that bauk. ‘The cashior of the bank refused to pay it without first. tele- graphing t6 Chiengo to sco if it was all right, aud here again the forger was allowad to eecepe, At tho conc!usion of tho trial yosterday Mr. ‘Talcott hunted up bis bat and departed, without waiting to hear tha vordict, ‘The pubiic may form their own opinion in the cave from the facts hete prasen. Park should havo givon his authority for the arrest, Talcott in the first place ought lo have sworn out war- rant for the man inrtead of pursuing tho course ho did, and AfcAnley was culpable in not making the arrest whether ho knew of the chocka presented at Gould's bank or not; ho had already geen enough in the Soonrity Savings Bank to warrant his holding ‘Yaylor until Park hd collewted his Beattored senxes, which was in great part cangod by norv- ousnees. However, it is perhaps woll that this comedy of otrors has Ko smoothly beon adjust- ad. ‘Cho forgor has tlod from the city nnpnccosa. ful, and ali tho implicated pariies have received lessons which they will not soon forget. =o ANNOUNCEMENTS, Tho Philosophical Secioty meet this evening at 103 State streot. Joaoph Modill will lecture on Rome, i ‘Tho children's mass-meoting at Farwoll Hall will take place this afternoon at 2 o’clack. Doors opeu nt 1:30, Robert Hervey, Eeq., will load the Athenmum clacs in English literature ‘Tuesday evening. Subject: Walter Scott.” An adjourned meeting of the Corporation of tho Chicago Erring Women's Refugo will bo held at the institution at 2:90 o'vlook p. m. to- day. ‘The tomporance meating appointed for Satur- day atternoon in the Union Park Congregational Church, is postpened on uccount of the illness of Miss Frances E, Wittard, ‘Tho soventh annual rounion aud supper of the Alumui of Amherst College reeiding in the West wil be neld ut tho Palmer {louse Friday evoning, Deo, 11, All graduates, or any who have been eonnected with the Collogo, are in vited to bo present, Prof, Wiliam Mathews, of the Univorsity of Chisngo, tho popular: anthor of " Getting on in tho World,” will deliver the next lecture of the Sunday Locture Soviety’s Courso at the Grand Oporn-House sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, The feature is un entirely new ono, and is entitled © Mock Pearis of History.” ‘The Athenwmmn invites tho Indles of tho olty to Sttend the openiug of its class ip light gymnas- tics for ladies nud children, at 2 P. ni, to-day, in the roomn of the Atheneum, No. 114 Maditon strect, ‘Cho systom of physical training adantod to ludios and obitdron will be ospiained aud illua. trated, and oxorcives givon to all who desire, No admission fee, Thoro will be a mooting of tho ofiicers and Ex- coutive Committur of the Illinofy Presa Agsccla- tlou hold at the Shorman House, ‘Thuraday, Doo, 1%, aL Wa, m. ‘ho abject ix to fx time, place, and progranimo for u wintor mooting of ‘the Age sociation, Mombera interested are iuvited to at- tend. ‘Chose unable to be progent are requested to forward by mail any suggestions thoy may havo to offer, pibioute for ciscusnion, nainos of persons host Aited ta discuss cortuin questions portation to the editorial profession, or printing usinesY, Otc, Tho Sunday-sehool tenchera’ mootings, which hayo heretofore hocn held in the Moethodiut Church Blool, under the suspicos of the Young Men's Christan Asuaclation, will be held, com- menoing to-day, in tha now Farwoll ‘Hall, These meotings have frown quite popular, as woll as iutorosting and instructive, over 1,000 being in attendance each paturdey, principally Sunday-uohool teachers. The Rev. J. M. Gib. son, pastor of the Second Prosbytoriau Churen, will conduct the mootiog to-day, Lhe wubjoos boe fog "Potor'sDonial.” Mark, xix., 60-72. Darfeo will have chargo of tho alnging. OnURCIE FAIR Tho Indios of tho Roy, Arthur Mitchell's ohuroh, corner of Indiana avenue and ‘Twenty- frat atreot, hold a fair Thireday and Friday ovenings of noxt week, in the partors of tho church, ‘Tho prosooda aro for tho bonofit af the Rafliond Chapol and foreign missions, A similar fale laut your was oxcecdingly plonaant and vory auccossful, The chuich parlors will bo handsomely decorated; the articles on oxhibition and salo will be mostly of the handiwork of tho ladics of the church; oxcellont rofrashmante will bo served; and the charity in viow is a worthy ono, Cred _—- CRIMINAL, Burglar contiono thoir work actively, They tool artictos valued at #800 from tho house of Dornard Rosey, No. 41 MeAllister place, Wodnas- day night, and excapad detection, Joseph Corey was arrested last night on the oharge of Inrceny in atealing glovon from Sinith’a atoro, at the cornor of Groon and Peoria strocta. Ho was looked up in Madison Streot Station, Tho Grand Jury in tho United Btntos District Court finished & tro weolkn’ sossion yoxtordny morning, and roturned into court with sixty- four indictmonts, upon which thoy were dis- obarged by Judge Blodgatt, ‘Tho true bills wora for the following offenses: Violation of the In- tornal Revonuo laws, 25; violation of tho Pon- mon lan, 1; smuggling clothes, 20; violating the Post-Ofico law, 0; counterfeiting, 9. Most of tho indicted partios aro out on bnil, only twolvo of them being nt presont confined in the County Jail, On ‘neconnt of the filoose of United Statos District Attorney Glover, it [8 doubtful whothor tho trial of the casoy will coma of for voveral weake yat, At tho invostigation of tho cases bofore tho Ginnd Jury, Assistant District Attorney Boutell acted in the pince of Mr. Glover, ATTEMPTED ESCAPE, Abby Morton, alins William Brown, 2 youth about 16 yours of ngo, wax eontenced some two yoars ago to tho Reform School for four years, Some three weeks ago, Morton, with thres other youths, cncaped. Since that timo the boy has boon in all manner of migobief, and was finally rearrested on the charge of larceny, and com- mittod to tho County Jail, Yesterday, about noon, Jalor Polz suupected that all wus not soreno in call No. 7, accupiod by Morton, to- gethor wilh a Ind uamod Campboll, nnd, on mak- ing an examination, discovored that ‘they had very nearly, if not entirely, filud off ono Dar of thoir coll door, In the possosaion of Morton was found 5 smull ras-tail tile, with throo old rusty knives which bo hed secured in some nnknown manner, and which ho had used for the purporo of offecting his escapo. Tho day boing visit- or's diy," had ho snecaadod, it would Lave beon avery enay matcor for the Ind to bave walked out with tho citizon visitors, who were in the corridos in front of tho colle conversing with their frlends, ‘The vigilance, homwaver, af Mr. Folz, and his avaistant, Clark, nipped tho inten- tions of young Morton in tho bud. —>—— SUSURBAN. ‘Wwoopstocit, ‘Tho Musical Union wili mest Thuraday even- ing si the leoture-room of tho Proabyterian Church, ‘The Indios of the Congregational Church will hold # sociable at tho residence of F. Forest, on Calnoun streot, this evening. ‘Thomas Hallisoy, an old rosidout of this soun- ty, died at his residence in Harsland Friday laut at tho rdvanced ago of 08 years. Mr. Unlligey has beon 0 resident of this vounty for over 36 yonrs. ‘The Anaunl Convontion of the McHouty Coun- ty Babbath-Schioot Avaccintion is holding in {tho Baptist Church in this city to-lay. ‘Tho session Dogan on yostorday, and the attendance was fair. Tho Dramatic Society have mady arrangoments with Chicago parties to furnish thom with a dro} puireas aud xccnory, and will soon begin oparat- ng. ‘The Melfonry County Farmers’ Association will moot at the Court-Ifouse in this city to-day atlp.m. Jobn Wonworth, of Chicayo, is_ox- nected to doliver tho address, aud an ovnny by a McHonry County lady, with short speectios by the oliicors and membory of the Association, may bo oxpected, Bix dressed hogs, woighing 2,221 pounds, wern brought into tho city yesterday, ‘Tho largost weixhod 448 pounda, the smallost 390. The original Annty Nowton Troupe gave a concert laut night to the dolectation of the Woodstockings. ‘The members of this troupo wero all at one timo slaves. Mies Nellio Van Cnron, tho organist of the Presbyterian Church, was presented with wo handsomo testimonial by her friends last evon- ing. ‘The lady is one of the most accomplishad organists in the city, and this testimonial of the extecm iu which she is hold by her frieuda is wall merited, WASHINGTON HEIONTS, The Board of Trustees’ labors are about over for the present sour, they belng moetly onguged at the monthly meotings in auding Lilla for work douse, Thore has beon an immense amount of work done duriug the past summer, considering tho age of tho village. All the stroota have boen put in good condition, sowcra and crossings Placed whoravor neoded, and all the principal streats thoroughly sidewnlked, The Vincennos Rond has been graded for 214 miles throngh the village, and the people seem to think that thoy have 9 modol Board of Truatoes, The dedication services of Bethany Union Church will take place Sunday morning. Prof, Tusk, of tho Chicago Theological Sominury will Aasist tho pastor, tho Rov. D. 8. Heffron, ‘in tho services morning and evening. Last Bunday morning the Sabbath-school acholara of Bethany School donated a large package of leason-papers and ebildron’s picturo- paners to the colored children of the South, to o dintributed by tha Rev, Hunry Bonnat, of Viek University, of Nashville, Tonn, RIVER PARK. A vory ploasant ovening was epont by a largo number at the roidonce of James Penny, Buq,, at Rivor Park, last Saturday. Among tho load- ing resulta of the mooting was tho organization of the “Rivor Park Literary Socioty." ‘This was done by calling the Rov. J, B, McClure, of the Alliance, to the chair, and, after the adoption of 8 brief but comprehonsivo constitution, olecting the following olllcors : Prosident, Janes Pouny, Assistant Superintendent Chicago & Pacific Rail- rond; Vico-Prosident, Wiham Curror; Secro- tary, Alfred Pouny; Treasurer, Charles Martin; and appaintiug aa 8 Committee of Arrangements, Miseca Louisa Lundy, Ada Pouny, and Ruthelta Lundy, aud Mesurs, [. Clarko, I. Weoxe, and C. G. MoNoil, The odject of the Society is litow ary and social ontertainment, It will meat every two weeks, and will no doubt prove an udjuuct to the ploasures of that aspiring guburb. AUSTIN, A vory delightful little affair took plavo last night in the basomont of the Methodist Churot. It was an old-limo donation, or “ pound party.” ‘The happy recipicnta were tho pautor, the Rev. ‘T. P. Marsh, and bis wifo. ‘Che tables m tho litebon wore londéd with good things of avery kind. Among the rest was pound of apocio. And from timo to time throngh the eventug tittle ackages of ourronoy wore silppediuto the hands Ha Mes Maret. Mr. I. C. Day mado a very happy prosontation spoech, in which—alluding tow now silk hat—he suid they did not oxactly propose to putahend” on: thoir pastor, but rather a mansard roof. A gratofal responuo was mado by Mr, Hata expresilye of surprise and hearty appreciation. | Tho largo cainpany lingored till near midnight, entertained by games, muvic, and a good tino gonstally. OAK PARK, Tho Redowa Club held a soctablo Thuradsy evening, at Mr. Austin’s hall, Allprosent joined heurtily in the davalng, which continued until a Inte hour, The mombership of the Club was out in Cull force, Tho music furnizhed for the ocoa- slon was oxcollont, and gavu inspiration to tho morry dancors, Mr. Goorgo W, Sharp, who has heen spending 8 few weeks with frlonds aud relntives in En- gland, sailed for home on tho dat inut. Mr, Sharp will bring with him hia daughter, who has veon studying in Englund, Ho is expected home about tho 16th inst, ‘Tho Flower Quoen, now in preparation by Mra. Horton, will be given to the public Luosday and Wodnesday ovonings aftor Christaias. Nouwoon Pann, ‘Tho lecture on tho Holy Land, Thursday night, by ;Dr. Goodwin, of Chicago, was slimly at- tended, Whother the remark of a prominont real-estate operator, that he was not partloularly interouted tn corner tote in Jornsalom, mot with goueral tavor, and influanood people to remain at home, iu uot apparont. ‘The dance at L. B, Shephard's Int night was ® guccoss, and well attoudod. A party from 4 2s 3 Park Ridgo added to the pleasure of the ooon- sion. a HENRY, Navigation on Fox Rivor ts closod, and tho side-wheol steamer Al Haukins has gono into winter quartora, ‘Tho Fox River Clnb gave anothor of thetr so- elat parties at the Parkor Houeo laat night. Tho attoudnnca wea good, and a pleasant timo waa Agena bandit bal i tbo von at tho Mly. no on a Riy- sido Salt Christmas ovo, Sahestn ‘MAYWOOD, Tha loctnro Wednosiay ovoning by Mr. East- man was well attondod. The lacturo itaelf did credit to Mr. Eastman, and waa attontivoly lstonai to by thoao prosont, ‘Tho Prosbytorian social at the rosidonce of Mra, Hamblin, Thuraday ovoning, wos a yory Dodge .Anon ploasant affair, and Maywood gocial circles woro woll roproaontod. IRVING PARK. ‘Tho Indio of the Union Church spread a vory tompting table In the church edifice Inst night, which tho hungry lorda of creation destroyed with great avidity. The proceeds wore donated to thochurch, AMUSEMENTS. OMANLOTTE CUBAN, Charlotte Cushman gives hor Inst reading at Farwell Hall this oyoning, whon the following programme will be obsorved: Pant 1, a Tho Dagger Been, . { b ‘Whe Porter at tha Gate, ce Ble p Walking Scene, @ Act Sd, Scones Int and 2d, sone} 6 Act 4th, Beene 4th, e Act th, Scouu bth, PART 1 Skeleton in Armor. A Man’s a Man for Deacon Jones’ Exporienco, ‘Mins Matony on tho Chincso Q: WY FEGUOH) ss see er vee Miss M, Summer'a Swivel Rights Ball (by reaucat),. THE THEATRES. Toole gives hia last porformances rt tho Academy of Musto this afternoon and evening. Those who omit seoing tim will loge a great op- portunity. * Divorce” will bo playod at Hooley's this afternoon for the Inst timo. O'Noil’s bene- tt this ovening will give the audionco a mixtura of tragedy. comedy, und burlesque. John Broughum plays twico at MoVicker’s, giving tho two last performancon of “ David Copporfietd.” “Tho Grand Dutch 8” és the muin attraction at the Grand Opera-Ifouse, ———_+—_____ UTAH ITEM Satur Lang, Dee, 4.—Gold placer digrings are roported discovered near this city, ‘The Grand Jury wore discharged to-day, aftor bringing in three indictmonts for perjury, two for assault wtib intont to murder, and two for muucder. Daniel Wood, o morchant of Ogden, Utah, brings suit against the Probate Judgo, Suerift” and others, "He allegos that on July’ 29, 1874, he was arrested without any process of Inw, and confined in a filthy county jail for twonty-nix daye, was subjected to cruol und inhuman trout- mont, and that lo was flually sot at hbevrty, no shark baring been wade against him, and with- out trial, ‘Tho Central Pacific passengor train «ns twolvo hours late to-day. The passongors Iny over at Ogdon, ——— FAILED TO AGREE, Special Dispatch to The Chioauo Tribune, Broux City, [a., Dee, 4.—In tho suit for 210,000 damages, which has beon on trial for the yiast week in the District Court, in sossion hero, of Judge N. J, Bond, of Council Bluffs, va, 0. 0. Trondway and John A. Schmidt, of this city, for malicious persecution, tho jury, after twenty-four hours’ doliboration, failed to agree, and wore this morning dischargod. ‘roadway and Schmidt wero recontly arreated by tho Unitod States Marshal for irregularities in con- ducing tho affairs of tho Citizons’ National Hank of thir place, now defunct, they bemg re- spectively President and Cashier, £tis now said that thoy hayo effected a compromiso, and will uot bo brought to trial. —$—— QUINCY ENTERPRISE, Special Disratch to The Chicago Tribune, Quincy, Ill, Deo, 4.—The Quincy Exposition enterprise hus been fairly inaugurated, To-day liconso was recoivod from the Secretary of Stato authorizing the Commissionors theroin namod to open subscription books to the capital atock of tho Quivoy Art and Industrial Exposition. The shares aro fixed at $25,—the whole amount of atock to bo $50,000. Tho subscription-books ure to be opened immediately, and, from the in- torest now manifested in the enterprise by tho business-mon of the city, and by the citizens genorally, thero is no doubt that tha ontire amount of stock will be talon at onco. + Christmas l—A Love Tolten ! To awile, mothor, sister, or swoethoart, » Ohriat- tnas presont should be usofnl, beautiful, und not uece otsurlly expensive, ‘Thy Wilson sbuttle sewing-ma- chine combines all of thaac elements, It ia useful, ole= gant, durable, and ornamonta), and it {3 the most ap- propriato token of affection, It received the highest award at Vienna, It is so very simplo that a child can easily loaru to uso ft, Instructions givon at purchas- ers’ homos {reo of charge, It ia sold on easy monthly payments at 107 Stato street, and In all of the principal cities and towns of tho United States, Wilson Sowing- Machine Company, manufacturers, Cleveland, O, ss o—— “Tho Long and Short of It” iselmply this: Short overcoats aro decidedly out of date, and to be well dressed every man should have a long overcoat. A, J, Nutting, the 0, 0, D, clothier, is showing an unusually attractive stook of double- breasted sack overconta of full tength, and mada of all thoditferont grades of goods, ranging in price from 310 to Gis. Nog, 18% and 180 Stato street, opposite Palmer Houso, Ovorland Sunday Bfell-Train. The Great Overland Sunday Mait-Train will leave Ohicago Sunday, Deo, 6, at 10:15 0, m., vin Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, stopping at all regular stations on inain Une, connecting at Omaha with Mon- day morning Express for Denver aud San Francleco, Tickets via Chicago & Northwestern or Chicayo, Bure Mngton & Quincy Railroads will be takon on this train. ae Close Worl. ‘Tho vicissitndes of tho dry-goods trade ara woll known, but have ecldom recelyed ‘an ilustration so vivid as in tho shaw! trade this season, Mannheimer Bros, Nos, 293 anil 300 West Madiuon strect, are clos- ing out their ntock of valuable imported woolen and Paisloy shawlant en immense reduction, ‘Tho low prices make ft a grand opportunity for economical buyers. ee ‘That Living Gasometer, the stomach, generates avetous and carbonic acid gaa, Doth are destructive to thoteeth, Sozodont counter. acts thelr corrosive operation and neutralizes ull {m- purities that tend to injure the teoth or dville tho breath, ze Of Our Own Importing, Wo uro now felling a beautiful guipure lace at $1, 0 good Jace at 75 cents, nud that that’s fair nt 60 cents; and embroldertey, 10, 12, and 15 cents, Now York Store, 284 und 286 Wost Mudison alre peer! ‘You Can Get A Nice Clont madefat tho New York flore, 244 and 280 West Mad. ison atreet, of boautifal, tine imported beavers’ at $10, #t4, and §15, Thoy go like hot cakes, poeisen Teaeeay Tho Anti-Olinkor” Furnace in tho casicat to mattage, is tho mozt ceonomical in fuel, ns moro radiating wurface, and is superior in overy respect to any furnnce in tho market, Hands Buos,, Stato and Vou Buren atreets, —_— Chickering Upright Pianos, Strong and clear tn tone; stand in tune. aplendily warranted «urablos oveupy very Hmall epaco, Rued't Temple of Mure, V2 , at tho rosie ‘#02 Wobstor-tv., by tha (tev, aster and Husatio Mayra Fee nee veree seins yatad Vee ee OYLE--On tho 8d inst, abt hf: med, 174 Of consumption, dois Neenosteg osha emuins will bo takon to-day fram his Inta veel-tonca at o'clock wm, to the Ohurch of tho Holy fanuliy, Monea by carriages to Calvary Uarnutery, PEURY—Doo, ¢, at a. am., Samuel E, Porry, agod ut **Rivoral at 1 o'clock to-day from £0 Shormanat, UIN—Deo, 8, ab $00 Nurth Fankliaat., of oon uke Align Stew, Botoved ido aeTetasttn pf oo god nara Fg 9 Calvan lving the Obuze of tha | INSURANCE, FRED 8. JAMES L14. LaSalle-st, 3 I ropresent the following woll-known and reliable Companios, which DID NOT WITHDRAW from Chicago: BOSTON UNDERWRITERS of Boston, ATLANTIC of New York, MERCANTILE of Cleveland, FRANKLIN of Indianapolis, -BANGOR, of Maine, Bestow your patronage on Companies which stood by our merchants and property-ownorr. ERED’. 8. JAMES. _SPECIAL NOTIOES, 5: For Upwards of Thirty Years MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING BYRUP bas boon tuo for children with, novor-failing succoya, It corrects actd- ity of the stomach, rolieros witid colic, rogulates tho bav- ols, curos dyseutory and disrchoa, whother arising from toathing or other cansos. An old and woll-tried remedy, For all Purposes of a Family Liniment, THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA wit Ula. Iminediato rellot will foliose Llu uso in nll ears nf pain fa tho stomach, Lowls, or sida; rhoumatism, eller colds, epralusnud brutsos, For interaalandextertial acy Ohildren Often Look Pale and Siok From no othor causo than having wormain the stomach. BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMMITS will destroy worms vilhout injury ta the child, being porfoctly ware, and foo from alt coloring ar othor {pjurious Ingrodionts usu- alls used in worm proparntions, Suld by all druggists. fount Invatnn. Tie CELEBRATED { Phinion’s Cereus (N.B.) Phaion’s Flor de Mayo Morse’s White Rose, Morse’s Wood Violet, Morse’s Paphian Bouquet, Morse’s Dedication Bouguet, Exeot in Aromntio qualitios, while in FRESHNESS and CONOENTRATION of choice flower odors they aro war. ranted to surpass tha most colobrated English snd Eryngh, Binafaoiures, | Waulosale by VAN SOILAAGIE, ST REID, tlon D: Bold by all Drugytsta aud No lors. ei GATARRE OURS. Eee poe nA Afflicted with CATARRE and Loss of Smell, cured by a remedy found at last. Hundreds have been cured by it--many of years’ stand- ing. I now offer it to the thousands of srers by the nume of vy Nios UNIVERSAL CA~ TARRE CURE. 3. W. TOWNE, Pro: Bold by all Wholesale and Rotail De VAN SCHAACK, STEVEN: WN Y PERIODICALS. 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SAVORY & MOORE'S Pancreatic Emulsion and Paneraatine Aro the mout potent Nomudial Agonta. ‘Thoy aro tha gulp gomedios yor known for olfectiny the digeation of Gad Livor O41, and proventing nauers, white thoy alw ultefautly. nupnty thu pinoy of cha ull when fata stomach cannot tala ‘hoso facts ury uo atreatoil by thy published records of mimeraun medical mon, ox. Staute trom whloh accompany oagl buttla, SAVORY & MOORE, 143 NEW BONDS, LONDON, W. Tiattles from 24 tenths er i her onghant the Bint FO Pee ee OP etka b toner OCCT = ‘| “rye ced. CAS Ere, 41 FINTHO-AV,, i ib i] Hee Recon nd Cobia Mecniio yShe, ty of Nor Qrice Dorks, Countars, Show.Oasus, Shalvday, alo uss ‘nite Wagkols, Gray ilenkuts, wud Hose Monkere boughs and auld eine ee Say AUORION SALES, By GEO. PY GORE & CO., 88 & 70 Wabash-av. AT AUSTION, On Saturday, Dac. 5, at 9 o’clook, 100 Decoruted Toilet Sets, 10 Crates W. @, Crockery, 50 Phys, Glassware, 75 Rolls of Floor Of Cloth, BANKROPT STOCK OF 500 ATRRORS, Household Furniture, Gall and see the Largest Stock. tha offered at Public AM oe Parlor Suits of hans Washer agtado nnd stylo, sastand Hur Marblo nul Woodetop gate eons Watnut Wodstonds wad iursets, Honk Cason, Wardrobien, Wiritnots, Hufas, 04, He %, Hate and Hunk Mariners: geet ilee and Parlor Doska,. £0. P. GORE & C0., Auctionsors, DEY GOODS! CLOTHING! CARPETS! Grant Auotion snle Tuesday, Deo. 8 In sdiition to tho regular sete af Dry fer naplandid Iino atiina and modlafn as Seta ™ ing, in Son's Wasa J Rults, Osarcunts, Dress and Hunlnans: Coarse pases aD Flantols, Cheeks, Jeuns docu? CoMtitgs, Casslinores do. wrntior ilas thvoico Tabla Cutlery from Amerloay i A 2, U: Mingéy White Goods ora, ater tien = roti one dat Cpa ee deo tng Goods, &o,: 200 doxmn Beit Sante! a! CARPETS. A full no Tugrain and Vonitian Gy wia at 1 otclock, 5 DIE te CO.,. Gand 70 Wabasii-av.) Thursday, Dec. 10, Anothor DRY GOODS SALE Doo. sale of Clothing, Underwosr, Honore: Hoe and Oy om Notions, Linens, Drous Goods, Gioea, Genet, Oullory, Blankets, Skirtes punoketa, Govornment Olothing, Pants, Blouses, Dros Coats, Overconta, & Guo: B Gone ee: 70 Wabasktav, By ELISON, POMEROY & Co, THE " GRAND EXHIBITION Rich and Elegant HOLIDAY GOODS AT THE 8PAOIOUS STORE, IWO.180 STATE-ST. OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSR, THIS DAY AND EVENING, ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auotfonoors, CHROMOS — AND ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTION, AT OUR SALESROOMS, 84 AND 86 RANDOLPH-ST., Monday Morning, Deo, 7, at 10 o'clock, And Afternoon nt 2 o'clock, A Largo and El-gant Oolleotion of TNT FOREIGN & AMERICAN CHROMOS AND STEEL ENGRAVINGS, All boantifully mountod In olegant and olaborate frames, Salo withou: rexorvo, ELSON. POMEROY & 00., Auotioneors, sae = soe By SMITH & HARRISON. THIS MORNING, AT 94 O'OLOOK, A072 Bi REA DISON Sx, Oppoalto MoViokor's Thoatre), Auction Salo of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Including every varloty of Parlor and Chumber Sots, Beds and Budding, Grockory, Stover, Carpets, and Lace Cur falne, Chromios, suds larga sssortment Goncral Mor hia, shenihe SMITH & HARRISON, Anctionsors, ‘1 Madison-st., oppoults SteVickor’s ‘Theatre. TO-DAY, AP 11 O'CLOOK, 20 SETS PRIME MINK FURS, At poremptory malo, under Ohattol Mortgage. Lead hae s SRAnCD OF tno ASAT TiT & ITARRISON, Anotioneors, jok: ‘Theatro, dison-st,, opposite MoV ‘By LEONARD & CO., 66 EB. WASRINGTON-SY, (Opposlte Held, Loitor & Uo.'s), NEW AND SECOND-HaND FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, &o, On Saturday, Dee. 5, AT SALYSROOM AS ABOVE, at 0:30 sharn. A vory Inrao nasartment of Parlor, Uintng-room and, Kitehoa Vuratturo, Qikes Desky, Garpaty, Siuie, Mabe thse dee wo ELEGANT OHINA, Parlor 0 2, Frouen © Puio'Steal Bogeavines aoa Testes: pa eee 86 Rnat Wastin; Ope Pia tener k By WM, A. BUT hey GOODS, wo THURSDAY MOL RUGULAT SATURDAY BALE, nousidily dobbs Rang AND GARPETS, wot and 203 Kact Madisun-st. SATURDAY, Dre, f, at Siso'clonk, Rogutar Balo of Now ‘and Seconil-ffand tacatints, Cook, Parlor, aud Heating Stoves, Jot ot Toa O1 loow Fixtnros, suo as : Counters, Bholrtuz, do, go, 1) Co'buy, as Conel SELL for thoy AGRESPHEN EUS Sosleor ay sOORWELL, writriaig 4 CO, t