Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1875, Page 11

3 ay v4 nie 109 Court would not stultity tvelf by appal ‘HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1875.—TWELVE PAG Ll LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, A Decision Megarding Lay-Over ‘ekets, Responsibility of Railroads for Bag: gage. A Case Concerning iho Lamar Insuranco Company. Tho Manufacturors’ National, SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. A LAY-OVER TICKET AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. An Important decision to all travelors by rail wos glven by tho Suprome Court {n the late cana pf the Chicngo, Rock Islaud & Vacifie Railroad Company vs, James E. Boyce. Appellos, on hia way from San Francisco to this city, becamon passonger on the appellants’ road, hoving s¢ baggago a trunk and box of photographs, which yoro both checkod. At Wilton, Ia., Boyco stop- pod off, owing to ill-bealth, haying obtained a “Jay-over ” tickot, and romnined five days, whon he resumed his Journoy, aud reachod Chicago Oct. 11, 1871, Ilia baggage, howover, camo through directly, and, arriving hero Oct.6 or 7% wos burnod in tho grent fira of Oct, 8, 1871. Torecovor the valuo of this baggage Doyco brought suit, and recovored fora part, it pelng shown that somo of the things bo carried were notan ordinary travoler's equipment for wbioh acommon carrier would be liable. Tho Company took an appeal, The Suprome Court, aftor stating that somo of tho articies, such a8 a lady's sacqto and muff, two napkin-rings, ete,, wero improperly allowed for baggage, decided that the caso was bad on anothor ground. ‘Tho mast important question was whother the Company was liablo as common carticr for tho baggage after its arrival hore, ond that rospousibility coased when tho carrier ‘bocamo s mere warohouseman, and it became & warehouseman after © ronsonable timo had = olapsed «= fu which = tho =~ owner The difl- of baggage might have olaimed it, culty was as to what constituted “a roauonablo timo,” and it waa impoarible to stato any oxact tiaic. What couatituted a reasonable timo” was a mixed quostion of Iawaud fact, depending yory much on tho pecullar facts of cach indi- viduel case, But when tho facts wore undisput- ed it was purely a question of Jaw to bo decided dy the Court, ‘Tho baggage of & passengor was usually do- livered tofhiin on his azrivalat Ina. destination, aud if, for any reason, ho failed tocall for it, the comman carrier had o right to storo it in _m waro- houso, and become a warchousoman only, Such storage was for the benefit of the parsengor, and public intercat did not demand that a railroad company should be revponsiblo aa common esrrior after a reagonnble timo, to claim and take away baggage, nor ought the passenger to bo ablo to oxtend ita lability for his own convon- jonco, nor by reason of inevitable accident to hineolf. Tt was contended that the Company consented to tho delay by giving tho ‘lay-ovor” tickat, But it was under no logal liability to do this, aud {t waa done ovly for the humano purpose of accommodating the passenger, who was phypic- ally unable to pursuc his journey, This was no fault of tho Company, and, if ft waa rliling to obligo him in bis extromity, its responuibllity ought not for that reason to bo enlarged, for had his sicknesd been, prolonged it would cor- tainly ‘bo unroasonablo to compel the Company to still be responsible ag inaurer for his baggage. Tho judgmont of tho Court in favor of Ne. Boyce would, thorefore, bo reversed, as boing contrary to tho law and evidence, peacecaattabas a) AN INSURANCE DECISION. In tho case of William Pennell, appellant, va, George Chandlor, Rocolvor, appellos, tho Su- promo Court construed and limited the ong-year imitation rule of Ingurance policies a8 to com- moncing suits, It appeared that Ponnoll bad a policy for €2,500 on his prop- erty in the Lamar Insurance Company. ‘The insured promiges were destroyed by firo in Fobruary, 1872, but appoliant nover gave the Company any proof of loss, having beon in- formed by one of ita agents that the Company ‘was bankrupt, and that it was uscless to do any- thing in the mattor, ‘ho Company ceased to do business aftor tho great fro, aud had no office in Chicago, In October, 1872, a creditor's bill was filed against tho Company by two of its credit- ors, fore discoyory, and George Chandler was aubsequently appointed Recoiver, with tho usual powora, A reforence was mado to 5 Master to take proof uf all claiins on policica or othor- wieo, and it was afterwards ordored that all clalmanta must prove their claims by Jan. ° St, 1874, or be forovor barred, Under this order, Pennell proved up Lis claim, which was allowed, but, on tho Master filing his roport, exceptions wore taken to this allowance, on the ground, first, that no proof of Joss was filed or notico givon ; second, that no auit was bogun within a year; and, third, that tho finding was szainst the ovidonce, ‘Tho Court sustained tho excoptions, and the claim was dis- allowed, from which order Ponuell tov un op. al. ‘The Supreme Court held that exceptions to a claim shoutd first hayo been mado before tho Mauter, and heard aud pasved ou by him; which devision could be raviewod by the Court, Tail- ing Hoe; tho objections should bo regarded ay watvotl. Ag to the sacond point, it wos urged that Pon- holl did not begiu 4 suit within the limited time, and that the creditor's bill ouly enured to tho benofit of the purties who came into Court, and by leave becamo complainants to tho bilt, ‘Tho bupremo Court, after fully discussing the paw- era of tho Court of Ohancory in England and shis country and tho nature and scope of a crod- Itor’a bil, decidod that tho bill In the present tao was for tho bonatit of all the individuals of }, tho same class with those who woro actually complainants, and tat Ponnolt was a creditor of the Company’; that the assets of the Company Wore a trust fund for all tho creditors, aud that duo ereditor only could illo a bill for himsol¢ aud all others who chove to join. ‘The mono deorce also slmply domanded that —pur- fies should bo creditors of the Com- any and sould prove their demands partake of ith advantages, and did not require that thoy sould become complainants, Such was tho English practice, and it was simple, any, and speedy. Pounell must therefore bo consid- ered as 0 party to the creditor's bill, which was Aled within the year. In regard to the omission to give nolico and ecal of lous, the Court held that Pooucll bad eon mialed by the Company's agent, and it could not therofore take advautago of ita own wrong, Thlawas a mlutukocof fact from which # court of equity would relieve a party. Tho claim was therefore s propor ono, and the decision of tho Court dinallowing it would bo revorsed, and tho Causo bo remanded, . —— CHICAGO COURTS, THR MANUFACTURERS! NATIONAL TANK, Tho motion for a Receiver Su tho caso of Frong Ye. Tho Manufacturers’ Natlooal Bauk came up again bofore Judge Blodgett yoaterday morning, As was sinted in Tue Turmony, tho Judge had appolutad J, D, Harvoy Reoolver of the bank, but no entry of tho order was mado, time belng given until yosterdsy to the bauk to decile whethor or not to tile an auawer, Mr, Hutchin- @on, in behalf of the bank, sald ho would con- sent ta the appointment of a Recolver to take Houseasion of the assety, but he wished to havo tho case go to the Suprome Coutt on tho presout aveution ralacd, as to whethor the Court Lad a Fight to appoint « Receiver of a National Bank. te Judge, however, anid the casa could not Bo apposlod until a final decree was entored, e muvt firet bea reference to tho Mester to yout or mer maa bo filed and a do- ‘the Court, who acted under: iis diveeten scree nting a aay ty fits Lanny, i oud that Afr, A. that tho bank could Receiver and than prac} Mr, Hutchinson then fl Barley be appointed, 10, 'o the advantage of the vault, County Bank, of which he was Hecolvere” Saal Judye Llodgett declived to change’ his tment, remarking that he knew Ett. Harvey be a man of undoubted lotegrity, aud who, as Heoeiver of tho Scundiuavian Bank, was Well Posted in this line of businoss, and alco Ned wufficiont vaults. Bir. Burley, on tho othor band, Wau learning bis lesuon, and, Moreover, had just surrendered possession of the bank’s yault. Ho fy Would therofore cause to be entero the order ing Mr. Harvay Recelyes, aud sill sive, tims until Monday for the defendant to chovso whether or not to filo an anawer, A BAULROAD COMVANY AGAINST ITA PREAIDENT, Tho Gilman, Clinton & Springield Railroad Company filed a billin tha United Hints Cireutt Conrt yesterday against J. J. Kelly and J. 3B, Trown, oxocutora of the estate of Levorctt Hrown; Samuol H. Melvin, Presidont of the Company ; Jolbn Wernor, C. W. Matheney, G, A. Puttlo, Henry May Eantenng, and Inaac Keys, to wot aside a judgment for $20,000, Com- plainant aiatos that in Apeil, 1872, Loverctt Brown hegan a suit against it, wud several othr dotondants, to recover for work done on Its road, A default was entorod but sot axide on applica uon of its attorney, but puibaequentty, na is alleged, Mr. Melvia, tho President, to whom tho oara of the suit had been given, mado fraudulont — arrangoinont with Brown's executors, hoe having diced, wheroby Melvin cugagad that the Company should withdraw ita dofonu TE that a jest mout should ba rondered against it by dotault for $10,000. ‘This was carried juto offect ou the 28th of October. ‘Lhe Company now aris to havo this fudgmont sot aside, cluining that the President commitied 8 breach of (rust in consenting to the ontry of auch judginent; that Browy was only a sub-con- tractor, and tind no action against tho Company, even though s balance was due him for work, but that nothing was actunily duo him. 1t is also claimod that Drown in his lifetime releaued to somo of tho defendants all causce of action againet them or tho Company, and ts o por- fect dofenua to tha judgment in question. "Suis Judgment, itis said, was entered without the knowledyo of the fecciver who has charge of tho Company's affaita, and its oxistence was not known until after tho end of the timo at which it was given and whon a motion could havo beau mada to wet it asido, No other remoily now remaining, tho Company, by ita Lill in chancery, askn to have {lite {udginent set aside and de- clared null and void, pivoncrs. Mary A. Leland tiled o bill ogalnat her hus- band, Fraucis W. Leland, etating that he has ehowa hhnaolf by hia conduct to be unworthy the name of aman. In March Jast bo abused hor, and thteatoued to injuro her bocauso sho rofused to take somo medicine he offered her for the purpoze of procuring abortion. In addition to this, ho has refused to pay lia water-tax, so that tho water has been cut off, aud slo compelled to bring it from tho neighbors ; be has repeatedly struck her, and, fiunily, to cloga the cataloguo of his dolinquen- leas tea hae taada ro. chattel stor gan cate furniture for the purposo of dofrauding hor. Mrs. Lolond also states ihat her husband law for tho past aight years boen in tho omploy of tho Northwestern Railroad Company aa con- ductor or brakeman, at o salary, for tho groator part of tho timo, of §70 8 mouth, and that, he Owow a cottage on lensed ground. Whorotoro sho prays for adivorco aud suitable mainten- auce. Mary J. Lagorio filed # bill praying for a divorce from her husband, Autouio Lagorio, on account of his dosertion aud cruolty. David K. Willis also thinks bo 1 cutitled to 5 divorce, bocanue his wife has deserted him for the past two years. ‘Che samo couse fs rojied on by Caroline Men~ zel to procure for her a divorco frou her bus- band, August Monzel. Rudolph Gallert grioves that his wife Apna, in violation of her marriago vows, las forsaken him in favor of one Lewis Titnpe, with whom nho hag committed adultery, For which offense he dosires a divorce. ITEMS. Cases for trial at the March torm of tho United States Circuit and District Courts must be no- ticed on or before Monday. Cases on tha De- cembor calondar, and not disposed of, will bo placod on the Match calendar. ‘e BANERUETCY LEMS, Rufus Gano, of Freeport, tiled «voluntary potition in Hankraptey. Hig Nabilitics amount to 87,910.07, and bis asuots are nothing. Matthew inrrignn also filed » voluntary tpo- tition, showing about 22,200 of Habilitios and no assets, ‘ho caso was referred to Register Hib- bard. Johu Gocesman, of Freeport, also fitod a po- tition to tuke advantage of tho Bankruptcy law. Ills echodulos show liabilities to tho amount of about 23,800, to pay which hoe haa about $600 in personal’ proporty, part of which, however, ia exompt. Zhe matter was refertod to Royistur Crain, + ‘Tho progeodings against William Sharp woro dismiseod. .: A first dividend meeting in tho caso of Laskin, Martin & Wheeler was held yesterday in tho Register’s ofiice. ‘fhe individual creditora of Mr. Haskin will bo paid in full, and the firm creditors will receive 40 per cont, with tho ox- peetation of s small futuro additional amoant. SUPERIOR COUNT IN DIET, C..R. Steclo began a suit for $5,000 against B, J. Walker, J.D, kastor & Co. sued Morton Hut! for £1,000. W. G@. Hrbbard, I’. Sponcer, J. 0. Frisbiv, A. C, Bartlett, and A. D. Lamb boxan a suit againss Adam and Sumucl Smith to recover $2,000, * cIRoUIT count, Albert B. Wilcox tiled fs bill againet A. M1. Allon, D. It. Pearson, and LH. K, Olinstod to fore. clone n mortgage for $4,670.97 on Lots 5, 6, and Tof Block 2in Jackson's Addition to Evanston, Anton Kauale commenced # suit in trospasa against J. A. Olivinius, Jowof Langmayer, and Frank Bedlan, laylvg damages at 85,000. A. 8. Reynolds bozan a sint for $4,000 against F.S. Waters and }’, H. Tinkor. Laura M, Daniolaon brought soit to recover 95,000 alloged damages from Jobn Nelsou and ‘Theodoro Wiuth, THE COUNTY COURT, ‘The will of Claus Leech was proven, and let- ters teutamontary iesued to Marta, Lesch, under an individual Lond of $10,000. In tho matter of the Town of Cleoro, Edwin 8, Osgood, Clayton £. Crofts, and ‘Taylor A. Snow were appoluted Commisuionors for tho as- keosment of tho cost of publia improyomonts specitied Ia rolls Now. 12 and 13, In tho mattor of the extatoof Orvin Miller, motion for order ou former adminiatratrix to pay over ull moneys in hier hands to administras tor do bonis nou was overruled ; oxceptions wera tation by petitioner, : no claim of Jula K. Nowberry for $2,972.19 pralnee the outate of Bary L. Nowberry was al- jawed. CRIMINAL COURT, John Smith, & lad about 18 years of ago, was tried by tho Court for larceny, and found nos gu John’ Ryan pleaded guilty to tho larceny of a coat, and was sentenced to iinpriaonmont for one yeur inthe Penitentiary. William Kimball and Josoph Leopold, tried tor tho larcony of achest of tca from tho Chicago Dock Company ; vordict, not guilty. g Noury W. Farrar, bueiness manager of tho Evening Journal, indicted for publishing tattory Kchemo alvortisements, wae arrested ona caplas by tho Bhorif, and brought bofore the Court. fo pleaded guilty, and was flued 50. Mr. Farrar bad no knowlodgu ofilcially of bis having buon indicted until arrosted, ‘Tho Grand ‘Jury did not rise yoatorday, but will mako tholr roport to-day. ‘They were occu- pled tho greator part of tho day in investigating charged mado by ono of thoir own body—Joba Comlukoy—agalust State's Attorney Reed, tothe offect that hu had uuproporly diuwmizned a certain case in tho Criminal Court, Tn addition to (us, they found a bill for por= §ury against Miko McDouald, ‘Tho fndletmont was Mut rovurncd into court, but the tdicted party bad loarned of it, andwaa presont with his Sounesl, Mr. ‘Trude, ready to givo bal if re- quired. To-day fe sontenco-day, snd clxty-elght pris- onota will recoiye thoir soutencan, Monday will bo tho first day of tho March term, over which Judyo Williama will presido, in accordance with & late ayrcomont botweon tho vurlous Judges. Anew Grand and Potit Jury ‘will bo impancled during tho morning, ‘Tho firat caso sot for trial is thut of ouppe, ou the churga of argon, ‘TUF CALL MONDAY, Jupar Gany—101, 1UU, to 125, excopt 117, Juvoe Janson to 22, Juvoy Moone—No call announced. Jupaz RogEns—No call, Junox Boori—No call, Juvas 'T'see—07 to 110, except 100 and 104. JULGNENTH, Surgaion Covar—Junay Gany—lenry Millet at al, Ws, Joveph Hendervon, Finding, $1,360, Omovrr Covut—JupuE Bootu—it, i, Dlunt va, 3, B, Billungy, $119.16, a The Intelligent Juror, Tho Intelligent juror has turned up once more —thie time in Virginia, According to the Wash- ington Star, the Coronor's jury which “sat” on tho body of the colored burglar shot about a fortnight ago by Mr. ues Burgess, Collector of Tuternal Revenuain Richmond, brought ina yor dict of “commendable homicide.” ‘tho samo paper tolly of another singular verdict in thocaso of William Lewis, who was tricd before tho Cir- cult Court of Pairfax Couuty for pointing a gun at wneighbor, The verdict was: We eond tho prisoner to the Penit outlary. for one year.” This vot boing in proper fon, the Judge relustructed the jury, who again returuod, thls thuo with the following verdict: ‘Quilty of murder in the first degreol" ‘The Judgo, in consequence of tho evident total want of understanding of legal forms ou the part of tho jury, drow up a verdict in conformity with what appeared to be shoir in- tentions, which they accepted, and the prisoner heheh ooaly. wentenced to one yoara iuprivone MARTIN SCULLY. Sto Lins Been Suspended by the Mayor. Complaints Made by the Comptroller About His Conduct, A Singular Caso in Which the Clerk Figures, How Did Black Escapo ? Mr. Martin Seully, who was elected Vollen- Court Clerk by the People’s party slong with Mayor Colvin, ete.. in November, 1873, and who was nominated and elected in aptto of the undix- puted fact that he wae an incorrigible drunkard and bummer, is iu @ fair way to rotiro to private fo; in fact, ha Innow at liberty to follow Mr. Ecctoa’ example: go whore lquors are choap, and drink bimeelf to death fn six montha, Nothing stonds in the way of this felicitous ter- mination of the carcor of ono of tho bright aud sbiniug lights of tho People's party, unless, ine deed, the Common Council should refuse to con- cur iu the action of Mayor Colvin in removing Scully, It ia highly improbable, however, that that body wilt rofane to rid the City Govornmont of tho disgraceful appondage in quoxtion, for it igs mattorof common knowledgo that, during tho past six months, poor Scully has boon rushing to ruin with lightuing spocd. His dutios as Police- Court Ciork aye been shamofully noglectod, and, worse than that, tho large sums of money which, in the shapo of fives, otc., bave come into his custody from day to day, have not boon ac- counted for as the law require, and at the pron- ent timo Scully stands in tha attitude of a do- faulter. ‘Tho precise amount of his doficit is not definitoty known, Whon questioned on this point yesterdey by 8 Trinune reporter, Comptrolier Hayca stated that ho could give no oxtimate of the extent of Scully's defalcation, bnt gave assurance that it was amply covered by his official bond, ‘The no- tice given by tho Camptréiier covers four duys for which no returns fave been mado and no monoy paid over, and it is probable that 23,000 would cover tho total of flues collocted in the threa different Polico Courts, Whether there wero any shortages wince tho 14th inst., Comp- troller Hayos did not state, THE PRELEAINALY STEPS toward tho rewoval of Scully were tnken by the Comptroller on the 19th, whott tho following no- thew was norved : Crex Courtnonizn's Orricr, Circado, Feb, 19, 87.—7o Murtin Scully, Clerk of the Police Court? Where, you have failed to make to me, ng required Ivy law, a written report contaluing the iame and number of cach cag disposed of Ly tho Yo- Uce Court of which you are Clerk, during the follow. ing daya, viz.: Feb, 15, 19, 17, and 18, 1475, in which the City of Chieago is 8 patty, and its Anal disposition; the names of all witnornes in each case to whom cer— tileates of witness’ foes have been iasuod, with tho amount of each fee; aud also the amount of all such Auos, fees, ponatties, and forfeltures ns you may havo collected during said daya, apecifying $i sald teport the number of cases pending, the number of caaca in wich any fino, forfeiture nt ponalty laa been inflict. ed, and the amount thoreof, aud also the awount of moneys outatanding to be eullocted in such casey, and the stato of each caro reapectively; and you ‘have failed to pay over tho moneys received and “collected by you as nich Clerk dally upon sald dayy-you are hereby notified that, within thres days from the ser- vieo of this natice, you oro required to malo the re port aforveaid for said days, anil the returns roquired by law, and to pay over to tho City Troasurer all monoyu received and collect’ by you ae such Clerk, 8, 8, itaxes, Comptroller, [Served on Mr, Martin Soully, on Saturtay morn= ix, Feb. 2, 187%, ut sbout $id oFelock, by George W. unt, TUE MAYOR TeFOnMED, Mr. Hayos' noxt step was to inform the Mayor of tho etate of things, which ho did in tho fol- lowing note: Crrx_Oomernonten’s Orrrcr, Citcaao, Feb, %, 1875.—The Han, 1, D. Colcin, Mayor—Dran Bim? Oo Fob. 2, 2876, a’ nolice, of which Ura In cloned 14a copy, was rerved by our meesonger, Mr, Goorge W. Itunt, on ir, Martin Bouily, Clerk of the Police Court. Bir. Bauliy han failed to play over to the Cley Treasurer all moneyn rocuived snd collected by him ne such Clerk ns required by nsid notice ta do, but isin dofauit, not having paid in full to tho ssid urer the amount of the fines, fee, penaltics, and forfoltured collectul by himan auch Clerk during tho doys iu said notice spociticd. Yours, truly, 8.8, Hares, Comptroller, ‘THE BUNPENBION, Upon the receipt of the above, Mayor Colvin promptly prococded to the axorciae of the paw- era conforred upon him by the Clty Charter, and served upon the definquont Poliza-Court Clerk the following watice of suspension aud removal: Maron's Orrior, Cnicauo, Feb, 25, _ 1895, Martin Scully, Police-Cuurt Clerk: Bunz’ Tn com Aequence vf our failure to mtake report to the Clty: Coniptraller and pay over the moueyn recotyed antl colloctod Ly you, a4 atch Clerk, as renuired hy Sec. i of Chap. Iv of(the City Charter, uftor having te= ceived duo notice from paid Comptrollur so 10 to, ny provided by Soc, 10 of sald ebapter, I do hereby, Ly Virtuo of the pawor aud anthorily conferred pod mo Ly Iw, auspond and remove you from tho ullloy of Tro Ueo-Court Clerk, now held by you; such suspension sud removal to tuke effect so noon os the same wball havo hen concurred in by the City of Chicago “Hospecttully on Council of tho D, Conviw, Mayor, NOTICE TO THE COMMON COUNCIL. Tho Mayor appointed Deputy-Clerk Cp Tanke son ag Polico-Court Clork to serve until the suc- coasor to Senlly aball bo appointud by the Mayor aud confirmed by the Common Council. To tho latter body noxt Monday ovening tho following communication from the Mayor will bo sub- mitted Maron's Orrior, Cuicsao, Feb. 26, 1875.— The Honorable Hoard af Aldermen of the City of Chi~ ayo tn Cron Councit Assembled: Gextiumins I have suspended and removed Martin Scully from tho oflice of Vulice-Court Clerk, iu consequence of bis fall- ura to report aud pay over tho moneys Teceived aud collected by bina as such Clerk as required by Becu, 15 aut 1G of Chap, 13 of the City Charter, and rospect- fully ask the concurrence of ydar Ionurable body in wuch anspeneion aud temaval, A copy uf the notice sent to'said Scully by the Corp. troller tequiring him to_make return, 9 copy of the letter forwarded by the Comptrollor 10 me notifying mo of the fallure of wall Boully to pay over moueys collected by lita ag Vollco-Court Olers, together, with & copy of niy letter to sald Scully removing ‘bun from the vilice of Clerk, and algo tha affidavit of the otticer who served the notice of wuch renioval, aro hereto at- tached, Respectfully, HH, D, CoLyix, Mayor. ‘THE POWER OF REMOVAL. Seo, 16 of Clap. 13 of the City Charter, undor which the Mayor has removed Mr, Seally, reads as follows: In cane of the failure of ssid (Police Court) Clerk to make such report autl nay over said moueye dally, 33 Lerein required, a nutice shall be served on him by the Comptrolicr, that, within threo days, ho fa roquired to imakg such return, and pay over all oye Fecelved, und, Lu case of thu falluro of suid Clerk to pay over said monoya ond uake wueb report to the satisfaction’ Gf said Corptrotier, ho shall bo susponded and roe qoved from oilire by the Mayor with the coucurreuce of the Connon Council, aud thereupon the Mayor, by. and with, ie advice and content cA the Common ‘oune!l, aball appoint his auccosaor to fill the vacauey during the unexpired tein, 4 nN 1871, ‘This ia not tho fient time that Mr, Martin Scut- Wy ling had bia delinquencies brought to tho no- tee of tho Common Council. In 1871 bo waa Doputy Clerk of tho North Side Polico Court, aod, owing to his neglect of duty, intoxication, eto,, chargos wora proferred ayainst hilt by Mayor Mason, and he was tried by tho Council, ‘The examination was a pure farco; tho teati- Mony was oll against hin, but the Aldermen Wore swayed by personal considerations,— eupeclally the “nineteou,”"—and by was acqult- od. Since he has boon Clerk at the South Sido Police Court, many of his acty of wrong-loing, ospoctaily his failure to wend transeripts of ap- vented casos to the Criminal Court, have boon exposed tn Tue Thivoxe. Anothor aud more Kerious matter bas just poen unearthed, which dema.ds oxamiuation, the facts in which are as follows: THE LACK Cast, On the 12th day of lant Atay. about 6 o'clock iu the evenlng, Officer George Dottinger arrested a. manon the Indiana avenue cars, nawed Jomew Black,—an Englishman 24 years of ayo,—in tha set of pleking the pocket of Mra, Maria ‘1’, Wook, 4 lady visiting tho city, from Sandwich, in this Stato. This man is an oxperianced pick- pockot, and bolongs toa ropularly organized and of thieves with which Chicaxo ls iufasted. On being arrestud, he attempted to bribe the oblcor to act him at liberty. ‘This, Oficer Dot- Unger indiguantiy declined to do, and carstod hia man tothe Harrison Btrost Station, where he ‘was locked up over night, ‘he following morn- ing ho was brought bofora Juatica Boyden, who was thon Boldin court in theold frame butiding two doors north of Marriyon wtreeton Clark, ‘The Jady wau not present to teutify ayalnat tho risonor, and the oxaminuation was continued a te moruing following, ho belug held in ball Ou the morning of the 14th, Diack was again arraigned for examination, Mrs. Weeks was prevent, aud, on her evidence, which was direct, the accusod was beld to the Criminal Court in Belt of $700, subject to the action of tha Grand “Sisco that day sll traos of Black has been lost, las poves, up to she nreseut time, becn hoard from to acertainty., The namo of Jamoa Islnck doos nut appear on the roceipt-book for prisoners in the County Jails hia name haa never been presented to the Grand Jury, and the recorda of the Criminal Court do not contain ie nama of that criminal, The query naturally arises, WHAT DECAME OF THE PRIBONER ? This man was known to bo an expert in his burl- Ness, consequently too valuable to tho fratorni to bo Inft in durance viie, therefore, it in pre numed, bail was fnrnialed and he was never takon to Jail. Tho reporter of Tur Thinuse callod on Seully to ascertain something regard- ing this case, and that official could give him no information. Ho was requosted to furniah the namo of tho bondsman, if any, for Vlack, and this ho was unable to do, OMicor Dettinger was next called upon to ns- certain if ho know anything concerning tho dis- portion of the prisoner. Ail he know wan that duatica Boydon hnd held hii to the Criminal Court, ‘The station-keoper was then intor- viewed, but he, like the rovt, could give ‘no tnformation furthor than that alroady known, Justice Baydon was called upon to refresh his memory aud inform tho reporter whether he know if the prisoner gave bail, He, like tho reniainder, know nothing more thaa that ho had held Pack to the Criminal Court, bit he was of the opinion the man furnished bail, Under theno existing clreumetances, ONE OP TWO CONCLUSIONS only ean bo arrived ab: Virst, that the prisonor didnot give bail, and, on his way to the Jail in the custody of some fitice officer unknown, he in some mannor obtained his roleaso,—cither by brite or foreo, Secoudly, that he zavo bail and Martin Sully Jost the fonds. Tue firet con- clusion is not likely, and the fat- tor is more than probable. Whether Sent. Jy old fimself to the frlondy of Black who would uso money Inviahly to procure his freodom, or whether hé in the drunken, curoloss Manner with which ho has conducted the dutios of hia ofiice, shoved the bail-bonds away ina pigcon-hole of his desk, and some shyster law- yer who hangs around him] waited hin oppor- tunity and for s consideration purlowed the papern, ts bayond knowledgo, Ju either aventit is wuficiently damaging, Tho Criminal Court aud Sheriff hava no meatis of secertaining when ® prisoner is held to tho Criminat Court for trial by s Magistrate, antil the prisoner or his ball-bonds aro received by them. On tho other hand the Chief of tho police forca places uubounded contidence in hin men ; the Captains tu thoir Soargoante, aud they in their men. A pricouer is placod in their hands to be conveved to Jail, no rotura is to be made tho heads of the Poileo Department further thau tho word uf tho ollicer that ho wurrendored lia man to the Jailer, If tho policeman dosires to free his prisner, the chances nro no knowledge of it would ev reach the eara of lis superior, ‘This is placing too uch confidence in auy one subordinate, and sumething should be done to remedy this loose mannor of handling criminals, MAD SOULLY ATTENDED TO DIS NUHINESS, this mau- Black would now, undoubtedly, be sorving ont & just panislinent iu the Peniten- tary, Since the eseapa of this fellow Jast May, aman giving tho same mame was ur rested in a dive on Canal streot, attempting the ean game of pooket-pickmg. Ho wan brought betore Justice Baully, aud the charge could not ho sustained, but the prisonor waa fined #25 for disordorly conduct. Itia presumablo that this olfendar fs tho samo identical lack who plowed the pockots of Mra, Weoks. ‘fhe police author- ities may yot bring this man to punishment by keeping alookout for him, It is possible that ho may bo serving out a sentence in tho Dride- woll, although it 18 scarcely probable, and, by sending Ofticer Dettinger to Supt. Felton, if the lost prisonor is there, he may bo found, as Dot- tinger could oasily idontify Lim, B. F. ALLEN. Suit for the Dissolution of the Now York Firm. Allegations of Plaintiffs. , Tho Now York Tribune of Thorsday contains the following concerning 9 snit brought in tho Supromo Court thoro to dissolve the partnership of Allon, Stephens & Co. ‘Tho complainants are Willism Stephens and Morman Blennorbassatt, two of tho mombors of the firm. Donjamin F. Allen, the senior mombor of tho firm, and Preei- dont of the Cook County National Rank of Chi- ego; tho Ninth National Bank of Now York ; Wilfiam C, Conner, Bhoriff of Now York, and Albert G. Hydo, Carton Ayros, John Koll, and Lavins F, Bristol, who compose tho tirm of liydo, Ayres & Co., aro made dofendants, Tho Ninth National Bank, Hyde, Ayros & Co., and. Shorif Conner, aro inchided os dofendauts, be- cause the plaintiffs sook an iujunction to restrain the Shenf from lovying upon thom undor war- ranty of attachment iesucd m suite against Beujamin I. Alten by tho Ninth National Banke and Hyde, Ayres & Co. Judge Lawronce grant- ed a temporary injunction to that effect, tllod on Fob, 16. ‘Tho plainiifia claim that Allen {9 indebtod to the Orma in thre mum of about £200,000, The copartnerahiy of Allon, Blephrens & Co, wan farmed on Jan. 1, 197%, by articles of sgrecmunt sigued by Benjamin ¥, ‘Allon, Willam A, Stopbens, snd Herma Dlenuorhussctt, and was limited to expire ou Dec, ‘11, 1881, unles provi ously dixsolved by death or agreement, ‘ho capital waa fixed at $50,060 to ba conteituted by Allen, and citber of tho others was to be allowod to aitvance from, Hime to time ancl sume an ho paw fit. Forty per cent of the profits was to form a contingent fund, and tho. remainder was to be equully shared hy the thiroo part ners, Neither Stephens nor Mlennerhasectt was to juour any respouribility on account of the firm with- out the consent of alt the partners, and both werw to devote all their tino and enerstios to the advancement Of the tutcresta of the firm, The firm bus carried on & banking and commission business in this clly ever sluce its foundation, THY, COMPLAINANT ALLEOrS in substanoe that the defondant, Benjainin P. Allen, during tho oxistency of the firm of Allen, Steplicus & Co, bas carried on a Ingo soparate bneinsss of own { Towa and Tiinola, bolng Preatdent of the Cov County National Dank of Chicago, ani) uwner of a private bank et Duedtoinoe, In that an thy eottrs of ho partnership the firm Las loaued to Allon ut differ ont times lurgu auine of money, and a large amount of uegotiablo wecurities, und thut, on Jou. 24, 1675, ho was fudebted to the firm on account of sich loans in an aggregate mum of about that on Jan, 24, 1875, Allen bees platntttts bello notre business, that tho auly alfected by wy of tho firm is auch indivigual in no wuy embarrassmant, but that ie firm is probably indebted for Mabili Hen Inetrred fn tho prosecution of his own bustucad Jue of all the prevent aaxolw of the eo 3 that Allen's indehteduets to the partnor— ‘by many thousaud dollare hls share in the protita ond intorest ‘in apy copartnership property 3 that, although tho drin ta nolvent, and in good crodit, yet {ta future operations will bu fnjurlously atocted by: tho iutividial fnaolveucy of Allen, and to logal com plications that will reauit, somo of which haye alrosdy Occurred 5 anit that, therefore, {tin absolittely tocom> baty for the protection of tia plaintiffs aud. tio credit ore of the firm that the copartnerehip be dissolved, Thocomplaint furihor alleges that two separate no~ tions bavy been bequn in the Supreme Court of New York agalust Weujomin Fy, Allen, tho defendant, on two soparito diafie drawa by Iitm individually on tho Orin of AUeu, Slophens & Go., payment of which Las been refured’ by the plaintifty, in each of whitch actions ® warrant ‘of attachment’ hae ech feeued ayaunet dhe property of tho defendant on the gronnd of non-realdence, and aerved on tha plalntiits respect ively ; that nolther draft was fora demand connected fn any way with copartnersil tous wus by the detendaut, the Ninth National Bank, to recover $1,091.11, and Mo ottier by the defendants composing the flim of Uyde, Ayres & Co, to recover 1421,00u,503 that the dofoudant William 0, Conner, bheria, threatens to proceed under the warrauta to at~ tachment and SEIZK THE PROPERTY fn thts clty belonging 10 Allen Btephona & Co,, aud all their books of uccount ; that the plainttify Lave glveu notice of thoir willlugnesd to submit the hooks, payers, and affatta of the copartuerehp ta the inspection of tho plaintlifa fn the nction ayalnut Allen, to show whether Allon has an interest in tho rat law or fivia of, Allon, Htopione “& Co.y ol equity, that cat bo to pay hi individual dette j thas the plutntiite believe that ft {x the purposo of the pistntltla oe thulr attorneyy, tu the action named, to arass anid vox them in order to induce them to pay thy claims agalust Allen, ‘Tho platutliys ulao say that st will WORK IRBEPARADLE INJURY to them and their creditors, by impairing the value of thelr muscts, to Lave thelr property acteed, rvmored, or interfered with, or books eeized and catried away by the Sherif, fur the phrposa of working out auy Buppposec. intervat of Benjawin F, Alleu ; wherefore oy demand Judgment,—tirst, that tho copartuerahip: may bo dissolyot wnd.an account taken of all thelr dealings and transactions from the beginning of tho firm, aud of moneys and negotlable socurt- fea loaned to Allon, and that the copartuerslip debts and Usbililtes’ bo pald olf, Becoud, that the tuteresta of Benjamin F. Allen 4 tho the assvla of tho firm, 1f wny, be aacertained, hho and all clatiniug under hit. bo excluded ‘from au futorest fn, or Ken upon, auch surplus, if he be foun Judebtod 10 the tirm, ‘Third, thut unit suck wccount shall have been taken, thy defendants and tholr axeuts, attorneyy, aud employea be reepruiued frum welzing, oF modding with, under tho warrants of attachment, or Muiter any excéntion tunt may ereafter be fanned to William ©, Conner, Sheri, upon any judgment re- covered by the defendants named sgoinat eujamin F, Allen ju either of the actlous named, auy of the books, ur property of, or in any manner interrupting the business of Allen, Siephons & Co, and latly that tho pluiutitty sual bay wuchfotber relicl oa the Court many think mect, a eee Nows has been reccivod of # divastrous fire, which occurred at Callao, Yoru, on tho 1uth of February, destroying a larza number of dwell- ings, businces houses, oft. ‘Tho loss tv estimated ak 820,000, KARL KLINGS.. The Great Communist Must Go Back to Scissor-Grinding. The Mayor Shuts Him Up and Refuses Him a License. Touching Dialogue Between Kilngs and ihe Mayor. A Visit to the Latter at His Saloon, ‘Tho Communteta kept very quiet yestorday af ter their fiasco of tho preceding day.held no mostings, and issued no citculara, ‘They would have dropped entirely out of mind but for a bogus report of a spocch publinued In the Times, ‘Tho attompt of that paper ta make poople un- comfortable by a pretended burning of a then- tre has bean followed up by an effort to alarm them concerning the designs of a fow crazy Gormaus, aud to fill the heads of women with tho idea that their houses ara to bo burat and their property etolon, In furtherance of this design it coutained yesterday what pur- ported to Lo an iucendiary Beech mado at Klinge" saloon by aman by the name of Messer, No fnch speech was mnde, no such sontiments ex- pressed, and no eno need expeet to #ro armed men marching the stract except, indead, to go vut shooting suow-bird4., Iti8 tho taut offort of aeusationalant, all te destroy the charactor of » poor Gertuan. A REMARKAULE INTERVIEW occurred yesterday attornoun between Mayor Culyin and Karl Klings, thy Jender of the Com- wune i Chicago, It was a noteworthy confer- enco, as showing that tho ehort-aud-dirty littic dumegogue who hoads the sinall mob of would- Wo lovelera how a kon nenno of the wrongs ait wufferings of the working-classes, but ho lina 1». touch keener senta of hiv own interests, Klings makes it pay, this leadership of the malcontents, by keoping a waloon at No. 94 Market street) where they congregate and tal over their wrongs, indulging, meanwhile. in an occasional driu' at tho bar, for which, however, they ate required ta put down a nickel for beer, or tivo of them for bad whisky, Tho Communistic priucipie docs not obtainin the management of Mr. Klings* dram-shop, Here he is the blonted arittocrat, posoosing iron galora which tho thirsty mab inunt pay for if they bave it. In starting his saloon, {t seems that sani omitted ona ossen- tinl formality,—that of taking out acity license. Accordingly, one of the Mayor's pales officers yesterday shut up the placo. Kling, accom- panied by an interpreter (for he docs not speak or undoretant English), straightway posted off to the Mayor's oflice, whero THE FOLLOWING COLLOQUY took place: : Klings—I received notice this forenoon to close up iny saloon, and I camo over toazeif the nintter could not be fised up. Mayor Colviu—No, wir; it can't. In the firat place, you'va gat no liconso; and, in the second place, I don't propose to havo any esluon in this town run in tho interests of Communist. Kitugs—I'm ready and willing to pay tho license. I've got the money with me. Mayor Colvin—Jhat doosn't minke any differ- onco; thatisu’t the point; there won't ba any licenso granted for a Commanistie guloon. Klings—I don't keep a saloon for Cotntouniets. If they como there, lcan’t throw them out; 1 can’t throw anybody out, Mayor Colvin—You allaw your place to be used an a rendezvous for the Commuuista; you did it lust night. Klings—If they didn't come tomy saloon. thoy could go to some other piace. Mayor Colvin—I suppose thoy can; and I cas sunt up that other place, aud I will doit wher- ever they congregate. Your place has been ured for purpowes that I don't propose to encourage ; neither you nor anybody elke. Klings—Tho reason I didn't pay tho license whoo lopened tho satcon was becauso Joe Pome told mol ueedn’t pay until 1 pot notice. Mayor Colvin—That would have mado no dif- ference ; by not paying you eaved your monoy, for I should baye revoked your license unyhow. Klings—It is not my fault, all this trauble. I havo nover had nny trouble wit: anybody. Mayor Colvin—You needn't tell me that. Tlasn't your iniluenco been directed toward in- citing tronblo? Khogs (humbly)—T don't know anything about what the mutter wae yesterday. I don't know of anf trouble which took plece in my ealoon. fayor Colviu—Didn't you road’ the papers ? ida yu read that bloodthirsty apeech in tho Pimes Klings—You can't believo anything that tho Chicago dimes sayy. Mayor Colyin—Dut there was tho specch in fall, couneeling armed attack, What Lave you got to way about that ? Klings (oarncetly)—Tt ie ola lio,—nll a lie, ‘Thoru isn't a word of truths in it, ‘There was no such speoch mado in my saloon, Nobody advired violence, Nobody. spoke of getting guns and making an attack. ‘Llnt jen‘t what wa want. Wo want our righta—food, clothing for our families, That's all, : Blayor Colvin—Thon you go sbout it the wrong way. You shonld mako application to tho Nelof BSocioty in tho usual way, Kings (mournfully)—Wothave mado applica tion, but thoy paid no attention to us, Mayor Colvin—That is not true, aud I know it. An application was received by letter, but when tho visitor was eont, he could ud no such uum- ber as that tivo, Klings—-Tho workingmen bollove that tho monoy in the hands of tho Reliof Socicty ia be- ing stolen by dishoucst men, and thoy want to know about it. Mayor Colvin—Then you should appoint a comuilttes to wait upon tho Relief Soctuty and Pprosent your grievances, There is not a bual- pees house in Chicago hotter conducted or mora strictly managed than the Relief aud Aid Soci- ety. Yon should send n petition to the Common Council to investigate the matter tf you think i¢ den't as I tell you. You did it last wintor, and yon were well racelyed and respectfully treated, and acommittoa was appointed to confor with the Roliof aud Aid Socisty, Khngs—Lut wo didn't got auy monoy after nll, Mayor Colvin—Your people’ seem to forgot that the funds in tho kooping of the Society are uot thera to bo given to the poor in gon- eral, but only to such as have beon burnt out, If your familles are eufforing for the necessarics of life, you must apply tuthe County Agent. ‘Tho county inakes provision for all tho poor, But let mo warn you to attempt no. riotous or disorderly demonstrations, Kings was proceediug to argue tho point atill furtbor whon he was interrupted by the Mayor, who sald, with great sternness anit otaphasia : {umm horo to euforco tho law; and reat axsurod it will bo enforced, It is of no uso to discuss this matter further. Tho licenso will not bo granted. With this ullimatum Mayor Colvin turned to attend to some pape:s on his desk, and Klinga and his interpreter took thois leave, THERE Was WEEDING AND WAILING at Klings’ saloon Inst ovching., Ono could por- colvo at the first glance that something serious had happened. Sho roum wes full of smoke; tho walters wero not at their accustomed places behind the countor, and around the store stood & namber of tho luading Communists discussing somothing of great importance in a low yoico and with violent gesticulations, Mtr, Kings him- golf ent on a boor-tablo in the upper corner of tho room, looking tho very pictura of molancholy and dcapnir, staring vacantly futo tho alr, and imuttoring incoherently botwoon his taoth—Col- vin—Liconse—Personal jliberty—lree spoech— D—i outrage, oto, A Tutnung reporter who happened to step into tho place about this time remained at tho door for soveral momonts wondoring as tho changed aspect of affairs. ‘Cho day bofore thoro bad boon vivacity and noivo ; at preaent nothing but silence, weeping, and despair, ‘tho reporter altor gotting over Ins antorishinont topped up to Mr. Klings and rousad bim trom his ctharsy with fow kind words. asking him what inthe world had brought about this fcarful change. Wildly he utared at the roporter for a while, and thon burst out: ** What bas brought aboat this change? YOU NEWSPAPER MEN havo brought it about with your contemptible lying reports, If it had not beon gor the papers aud ospocially the Zinws I would still haye my liconse, and woul not be a ruined man,” “Hay your ficonsa been revoked by the Mayor,” said tho Fopportar, Of course it has boon revoked," said Kings, nid they call this a free couutry. It is worso than iy Europo. Not in luswa would they dure to commit such an outrayy. You know,” he continuod, “that my place is not »divordarly aco, sud that nothing wrong ts tolorated hero. Wo havo a right to hold mectiugs, aud thors is nothing nulawful in it, ‘Thera were no such violent romarks made as thoso reported in tho hie and the Mayor had no right to buliuve TNF Ap “ a cll, what do you intond todo?” asked tho roporter, WHAT OAN 3 DO?” “ soplied Mr. Klinuy, ‘thoy. hayp,thepower and | honce the right. We shalt hold a nicoting at tho Vorwerta Turner Hall Bunday, and dononnce such arbitrary outrages as there committed in this great and freo Ropublic. It iu d—d shame, on outrage!” ho exclaimad, and again #auk back into his former lothargy. Mite PROKOY NODE! aleading member of the party, now stepped up tothe toporter, and sald it was shameful of fie papetn ty Have made such @ Kousation ont of thin suit, ‘They nover had an idea of cummit- ting an act of violenca or offending againrt the Inw iu any way; it was their solo endeavor to induce tha Retief and Aid Socioty in w peaceful Say to act impattinity tawardm all classes, and hob neglect the tans thousand of workingmen, Tho visitors wero, in’ many instances, nnreltable and unworthy men, who Lostowed favora upon such aa did not deserve it, Ho was known aq & peaceful, respectable man, and «till the yAPOTR ale te nasty Heloruian, and other vite epl- pate, uch conduct waa tnwarrante ate culated to muko bad blood, send cal Soveral others spoke about the great outrage that had been committed, but, singularly onongn, not a eingle incendiary remark was mada by avy on a THE INDIANS. The Cntire Cheyenne Trihe Surrender ~fiwo Witte Captives Given Up, Font Leavexwontit, Kan,, Feb, 26.—70 Col. H.C. Drum, Adjutant-General, Chicago, Hit: The follaxing tologram ig just received from Tieut.-Col. Neill, commanding at Arapaleo Ageney : Slone Calf has come in here to surrender him- Polf and the whole Cheyonno tribe, about 1,600 in number, with the two white womon held by them, J rent out an ambulance to bring in the two white captives. Stone Calf has arocd that they shall giva up thelr arma and ponica and go into camp hear the Agency, Grey Benrd, Heap of Birds. cipal chiefs, Stone Calf, and all the prin- excejrt Medicine Water, aro with Bigned, Joun Pore, Brovet Major-General. —>—____ L 0. OF 0. FL Suectal Dinawh to Phe Clacago Tribune, Guasp Hay. Mich., Feb, 26.—Grand Maren Encampment, No. G8, of Odd Fellow's was or- ganized hero to-day by tho M. W.G. P. of Mich- ignu, Fayotte 8. Day, assisted by Norman Bailey, G.J.W., and delegations from Grand Napids and Allegan, Tho Encampment numbers twenty inembers. ‘Tho following officera were installed: W. G. Caeler, Chief Vatriarch: VW Angel. High Priest; S.O. Eams, Senn J. Chatfes, Serie; James Barns, David I. Itose, Junior Warden, Warten; ‘Treusurer 5 ADELPHI THEATRE, THIS SATURDAY, AT 2 P.M. SF7Nee the Prices! Bee the Prices tug GRAND GALA MATINEB Hor Families, Ladier, aud Children, PERFECTLY GLORIOUS PROGRAMME. Last Matinee of the Intensely-interesting Drama, The Hoodlum, or Lite in ’Frisco, Ww. A. MESTAYER, Supported by a Powerful Dramatic Company, The Acrial Queen, EMMA JUTAU, ia her Hd-abe flight from tho nallecy to tho staxy; ale, In. her uaparal- Teied feat of walking on the eoting like mils. Mis FRANKIE: Hiets TIE AT Tho Funniest of Funny Pantomimes, Male Adults, bi cunta, — See coset a. POPULAM NOVELTIES DAY NEXT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Kingebury Music-fiall, Bacrea Concert! BUNDAY NIGHT, FEB, 2, 1575, DOCTOR WHESPHE! OR, THE EMANCIPATION OF WOMENY Baslewue hy R: Henodia) wilt | ted by the ealn. (iain WUE METH URS COMA REG ‘All charactors will be reproseutod by eml- 1 Private ozos, 25, Orchestra Chairs, 61, role, 7 jallery, feserved can bo ongaxest at tho Ticket Oifeu nf the Grand Opers Homes NORTH SIDE TURNER HALL, Bih Grand Concert aud Soiree BY THY CHICAGO LIEDERKRANZ, Sunday Evening, Feb. 28, 1875. iederkrans will b he Coll Kuluigter MISS Mtg ELUNE ates y NNMARN, ond FROG Laie Hermon, $1,0u; adie, (Uoenta, OHICAGO MUSEUM. BR. d. WATERS,..0466, eoeeseee MANAGER, Thurtlay, Friday, and Saturday Frenings, and ‘Thors. day and Saturday Matiuecs, tho fine Domestic Drama, foulnded uu Chea. tteade's popularnosel, eatitiod NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND, Monay, March 1, and ovory Afternoon at 2:30, Matinoe, Romomber, Matineo Evory Day. Monday Kroning, March & Grand Introduction of the sew Musoum Gompans. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘The eminont Character Actor, MIt. FRANK 8S, CHANFRAU! As tho vccentrio Yankeo "Salem Senddor™ in the ocTOROONW A titling Prana, filtrate of, Seutinen le, tntro- ducing, mtd itil by Piggot tan W Boon Hurmiig Sianmerey aud Wondetial Aealstie ftiectse 8 MoVICKER'S THEATRE, FAREWELL MATINEE, and last porformance in Chl- Gago of tho great actross, CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN, Who will apponr ne LADY MACHETH, aud MRS. SIMPRON, MeVicker as Peter flmpson. Saturday Night—The groat Roman Vay of DAMON AND PYTTIAS, and the Paton, Uiurinatiy Pasticye Monday-G. Fo ROWE a8 Wilkins Mloawber. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Ularkst., opposite Sherinau Hou, KELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, ‘Two Grand Performances to-day. Matinee at? o'clock, Kyrening Pertormanos at u'eloek, FROW-FRKOW! CREMATION! The Scribts! Norma on the Walf-Shell ! MONDAY HERE GETING RIFOIIIEN, and rea pearauoy of Uv Favorlto MLLY ALANNINGy a HOOLEY'S THEATRE, (Thursday, Vridey, and Saturday matiner, ‘The creat DU rocolved uhently wits euthusisatie Gemonsuatl sul dougat: A beautiful combination of pastors\ drama anid muustal Burlesque, DORA, and JENNY LIND. Alesars, O'NclIt, Cranes Huckloy and Ralabury, aad Missca Hawthorne, Hoyly, and Motfeney in tho cast Hour farwet sho ‘Graud'Dore and denny Llud Sistinoe jaturday at, SUNDAY LEOTURE SOCIETY, ROBERT COLLYER, By spoctal roqueat, will doliver his famous lecture, “CLEAR GRIT BUNDAY, Feb, %3p.m, A lssinn, 10 conts, _ GRAND OPERA LOUNK, — es —— GROW'§, OPERA HALL, PROF. 0. S. FOWLER. Monday altoruooy, Maroli 1) at Yo'clook, ty Ladies ovly Admisslonid cunts, LEAMHALTI ate, Menda; evening, March 1, 6 o'clock, ta Gent! 0 OLY, i slou te conta, MANTOUD." Consultations ae to 701 s Phsenulaas, beat bualuess, ete dally, Zi > own and onildren' at iho Pale tune, frome 8 a, tay UNO ps use, tH day, Bate d THE RINK. SATURDAY KVENING, FED, 2, RACING, AND EXHIBITION, AND COMIC SKATING. _kce in beautitateandition. Aditalog, 26 conte, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Wlustratod Locture vy J, A, Julinson; 10 viows, 15 feet ol ied fri ture, Farwell Hall, March TREASE Ovvica oF Comryutinn ov rus Cunmmor,) tbe prosea nike er ntte tis logatvrat thereat, wis ate, of thoy will * b food, ‘JON 4 VeRO Of Uurreacre FORCE PUMP. JOHNSON'S Patent Force Pump NAS BREN ADOPTED AS A Fire Extinguisher By the War Department, Harvard Cotlere nnd several town, [tis recommended by the Hoston Fire Commissioners, Boned of Trade, and Bonrd of Cnderwrite: FOR BALE IN CHICAGO NY JIOVEY & C0., GENHRAL _WEST~ ERN AGENTS, i141 STATE-svT. _ RAILROAD TIME TABLE, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Exrtanatioy or Iterenexce Mannn.ct Saturday 9 cepted. | * Sanday exerpte ty Hig punday at ¥.0) 3. net Dadigs nn? ezeePleds HAs CHIPAGO & NORTHW! Tehet Ofersstd Crk. Caron Hen OND a, ED ten anibatthe donate, deuce, a Dubuque Nigh Uiraha Night Exnre: ceporté Detadus recport ¢ Dabug Himaukee Mail. con Hay Kaprese. 4S. Paul & Winona ¥ Marquette expres 1 itoy Paseonuer. aieneva Laka F xpi 2Genora Lake Exp ‘a—Ncpnt corner of Welleand Depot corner of Capal RAILROAD, Foal af Ticentyesecond.et, ontheast corner af Handatah, heare, | Arrive, QEAND RA Morning E Nignt bsp: “Sunday £, CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD. CKengo, Kans City aud Henter Short Line, eta Low Lani Sous and C ‘Springhetd, alton aad St. forte coo, ih Lines heat, West Sides moar : trithjes Treket Ojhere: Al bevels and 12h Nandeiohet ot Leave, | Arne, Kaneas City and Donver Fast Ez. "12:00 Goo Bt Lami and Shrluiold 0/0840 a ae Lams, 5 f Proria and Reowue Ts an: eoKue Txt) giteacod Vatican allroad’ Siteator, Lacon, Washit eu doltet & Diruht Accommodation. noon p.m, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILROAD. Taian erat, corner Madiron and Canat-ste, Ticket Offew, SS Nuth Clarkeaty, opposite Sherman House, and at Depot raukee, Madison, Mc rairls du Chien, Local. v through} Aenea; olen, via Milwankeo, for ‘Ripon, “Merlin, Osiknais Stenashin a6 9:30. m./? 400m, ma, fren Hay. * Milwaukee, Stadinon, Petite aay ‘Chinn; also, BM. ireen Hay & Sterns’ Milwaukee d La Ci 2000. Mm, Scie. 11-008, am 11:00 x, rm ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depot, Soo af lakewt and wenty-eecnnitst. Tick idling tr ae ot te inal » Iwhianaae, and Sicteonthatt a Ticket Usnces, 63 Clark att dsare,_| Arrive, ‘Stall and Express, ar ee pik Webern ating: Sivuz Cit: i Pacite Fast lane, tor cmmabi Kansas City, Leatenwortt, Suvopi EXD oo s| 10 & spge 3 vEsy KANKAKEE LINE, My Jinit Lake-at, anit depot Saot Teenty- From Con tye dteandest, Ticket’ office, T8l Kantalph: sites and at depot Tear, |_Arrice. Tndlanapollt, Louisritie& Cinciay, | iniianateils Lontecdig Cae] OSM | AS. ma batt Nicht Haprose (daly )eeveecl 7257. ra) Fhe. me CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LINE. From Pitlbra, Cineinmatt Si. Lauls Kallweay depot, enr. Hintutuhatanitat dennis” "Ct dee Ticket ace, U2 Tease, Indianapotts, Loutsril nat! Day Express 8:08, m. Tadlana ett att (OplisSecrsen 7330p. m1 7408, m PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Frum depot corner Clintan and Carrullatls., Wert Sides Ticket open, 121 Rarulotpheetes anid at denaee Leave, | Artie, Columbus,Pitteburg & New York! Day Kxproee Droee. viet $006. m, Columbus, Pittebury’ & Ne | Night eebaeaa Net Yer TM p,m. PITISBURG, FT, WAYNE & CHICAGO RAI 3 BALTIMORE & OHIO RATLROAD Mcanliarcoutel, “Teel aller, Wi Leeann 708 ‘Trae, Mail, Sunday Baha. ml Bp, ms Keprens, Dat Tsp. mid 828 8: ins CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Deva, corner af Van laren und Shermanate, Ticket ae, Grand Vurtie Hotel. ‘Arrive, Omaha, Eeavenw'th& Atchison Ris Bers Acoonmudation, Nleht Kaprose ‘WINTER RESORTS. EXCURSION IN TILE TROPICS, Porsone wishing to wintur can avail thoi id the severity of a Northern of the fulluning trip to visi Wwe beauitul and tuwrusting places about the Gu! 3 it eo. ing New York the sirawers stop at Havana two icteut tine to eoabt rt the cl iW all ubjote of taterest ia Ite intuodiate nelghibortond, Vera Urue is reachod tive daye alter laaviog Tavans, Tasing story id sosaral at the porte al Prog: Usyeatiuvold'and biscarical city of Vera Orie, givtare atthe jeve Uruzs tivo, auto tino fur @ jourtay by vall over fue mcuntaliss et itt scanury wnsarpassad fort flout aad Ingeroetiou 1 Vora C: outward trip, RXGULMION TICKUTS AT REDUCED RATES, rit peiviiege of romaluing over one o¢ sore stodimers ob a 5 te Eyfta Butlonters apriy oe ANDERE Ls, WI £3 Broadway, M. Ye Al, THEM rit NTER RESORT. HOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, assay, NPs, Nahanas, TJ. PORTIN, Proprietor, Poe ttlt infomation adrous Ge tigemnaeds 166 Dred way, N.Y. Steamers sail or wo weeks. MEDICAL OARDS. Norarii Dr. Kean, 360 BOUTI CLARK-ST., CIMOAGO, Megpognalid, voaease? he Sh Sea Se hts Ba Tye ga Rae eeSa MANROOD RESTORED, as 9 it thtul in} causis eeests nervoue dat, ie having clad fe ey : - . rallcoars, Nail tend 7rd ‘to his fellow-suitorers 'S DEVAS, 18 Maanaa-ins New York,