Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1875, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIRUN FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1875. 7 aball_make any euch trade on any day, or an; ty day, upon which the Ansociation stall burinces session, shall therefor bo summarily fined by Prealdent na sum not excesiing $5 for each anit member neglecting or re- be wuspended by tha Hoard OUR BOARD OF TRADE. overy such offenne; and an: fusing to pay such Nine nual of Directors from ail privileges of tho Ansoctation «ir= Ang tho timosuch fine shall remain unpatd; but no tradea_ or contracts thua made sliall for that cause be treated ag invnlld RULE TWENTY-ONF PROVIDER (hat members tn good and regular standing of any other duly organized commorcial aesociation whtcl mny extemt correnponding privileges. to members of this Avsociation stall have the right to make charges jalnst members of thin Ansociatfon, before Sts Losrd. Directors, for any default or offense alleged to have member of this any other such association, and the member of this assoctation thus charge! sliall romptly tried upon atich charge, an found guilty, he slalf 16 dinciplined aa provide: ihe rulos, regulations, and by-laws of thin Aeaoclation as for a ko offense committed against any member of this Arsnciaaion, It eliall be the duty of tho Secretary to notify all duly conalituted commere(al sanvciations which may Le in reciprocal correaponitence with this Association for the object contemplated by this rection, of the namen of all persona expelled from thin Association, caunc, eal hare been expelled from any auch agrociation aliall, be eligible to Memborehip in this Asyoctation until wich dinubUlty ahall havo been removed by anch other agenctation, RULE TWENTY-FIVE PROVIDES anern mhall have the right Par cent margins, Tho New Rules and Regulations, Abstract of the Report of tho Revising “Tho Principal Changes Proposed. against ony member o A Highor Status of Momborship Provided F Moesra. A. M. Wright, Charles E, Culver, ‘Thomas Wight, W. M. Egan, B. M. Ford, P.M. Mitchall, P. P. Oldorshay, William H, Low, Tobort Warren, and Murry Nolson, the Commit- teo recontly appointed to roviso the rales, regu- Iations, aud by-laws of tho Board of Trado of this city, have completed their task, and dono it well, Thoir draft wasposted upon tho bullotin- board on ‘Change ycaterday, and copica of the esme furnished to such mombers as desired them, for examination, previous to finally pnos- ing upon them, Tho Committeo havo already received and acted upon numorous suggestions from other membora, and the proposed rulos havo been revisod by high logal authority, so that they would probably bo sustained ina court aun who, from an, that, on time contracts, to require of sollers, an security, 10 Uaret upon the contract price of the property Lought, and further necurity, from timo to time, to to extent Of any alvance iu the market value above raid price. Scllera shall havo tho right fo require ua accurity frown buyera 10 per cent margins on ine contract price of the property pold, and, In addition, any difference {uat may exint’ or ‘occur botwoun the estimated legit- imito value of any such property and the price’ of tule, All accurities or margins sliall be deposited, either with the ‘Treasurer of tho Association or with by the Doard of Directors uch doposita: Provided, auch deporit shall io with any Lank or banks to which the for the said scourity or margin aball expresaly object, at tho timo of making much calls Uut in such care tho deposit shall be made with somo duly authorized bank not thus objected ‘Treaaurer of tho Association, us tho elect, Ali banks which may be appointed to act as dopos!= tories for securities of marging mall exectte anit O10 with the Beorotary of the Anociation a good and sufll« cent bond, with approved qualified euretic proved by ihe Loard of Directors, for the ea per Aiaporal of wald sécuritics or margins inco with the rules, regulations, and by-laws of tho Aesoclation, ald banka ehall iseuo recolpts [it dupilcate, not transferable, for all much deposits, Sald state for whose security au 1d deposits hays been mad tho name mhiail be applied, an far as for the rettlernent of any difference, ny become dus or ler the provisions of Jaws of (he Asroclation, to elther of the atthe remainder, if ony, belonging to ¥, Shall be Faturped to sich par ‘The Tronaurer of tha Association shall, manuer, and under like’ safequatds, rocclve do- poshs for soctirities or margin, andl issue receipts for the some, and apply tho aid accuritica or margins ag Providod'by this rile, ‘The party depomting securities or marina atall, within onc honr from the time auch depoult shall be callod, deposit with the Secretary of the Ansoclation, or with the patty calling for sucli deposit, a receipt for in duo forni, us provided fur’ In Sec, 2 of ‘Tho document occuplos about 99 quarto pages of printed mattor. It Is scarcely pousible to prosont avon # full abstract of thom in tho columns of Tus Tninune’ Wo give the most important points, in which tho now differ from the old; including, of courae, somo of the old THE'KEW PREAMBLE ina great improvement. Wo quote: ‘The objectn of the Asroclation are: To maintain a Commercinl Exchaugn; to promote uniformity customs end usages of merchants pies of Justice and equity in tr speedy adjustment of business di and to diesenduato yainable commercial and econoile information ; and generally, to eocure to its members the benefits of co-operation ‘in the furtherance of thelr In accordance with tho franchises rior, aud to accomplith the objecta lation in Its orgautzation, tho 0 City of Chleago has adopted Jegitumato purauita, conferred by Ita c 8A Loard ot Tratle of th for ita direction aud governinent, etc, RULE ONE PROVIDES that the Board of Directors, consisting of the President and two Vicc-Preatdents of the Board of Trado, with tifteon Directors, shall constitute Fivo of tho virectors to hoolected annually, and allmuat havo been mem- bora of the Board for at Jonst one year provious tocloction. Tho Vice-President sorving upon the Jeat year of his oficia! term, and tho five Diroctors serving upon the last year of thoir officiel term, ehall constitute a committas to bo known as the Committes of Reforence, to whom. shall bo referred for prolintnary fnvostigation all complaints in writing mado by ono or moro mombor or members of the Association agninst soy other member or membera thereof, which may Involyo tho discipline of the member or members thus complained of. Committees of Arbitration duties of officers, aro preacrib RULE TWO PROVIDES for prompt discplino for misbohavior, a3 follows: Itnuall he the duty of the Fresident to preserva order aud proper businces decor oom of the Avsociation during all ond he shall Lave power fo sumuori) der who aball bo guilty of any disordorly, Hncourteous, or oeunlvo conduct or bebavior, cam: mitted in eald, rooms, ing sum not excocding $5 for each and overy such offense; and any member thna Oned hall, upon refural to Fay tho sane, be excluded from the Exchango Rooms of the Association itll such jablo. upon auch the Board of Diroctora, called upon, an herein provided Jus within the be optional with the purty making such call, by giving notice to the do- Unquent, to conridcr the contract matured and closed atthe market value of the property contracted for at tho timo of giving euch notice {ween sald market yalue an be settled the same ox though tha timo of eaid contract had fully oxpired : Provided, wheu the call in mado during the geueral meeting of the Association, between 11a, m, ond 1:16 p, m,, the deposit shall be mada bo- tween 2:15 o'clock of tle samo day, Upon the fulfillment or settlement of any contract, dopoaits upon which have been inade, and when tho full cujurtment of ull differcnees relating to the wame bhslt havo been effocted, tho deposits #hall thereupon bo payable to the party’ depositing tho same; or, Ia cause of a failure betweon the coutracting partles to zottle and adjust thelr reapectivo claime undor tho contract within (bree business days al tho party holding the deposits or mary! demaud, pay the same, or euch port Inay, upun the face of the coutract, appear to be dueto elteror both the parties, under the rules, regula tlons, and by-laws of tho Association: Prort caso of disagreement, Judemuity may, in auoa required before making euch payment ; provide: §n caso of dinagreement, no surrender of margi Recurities sail bo modo until tho Board of Directors rhall hava Gret estimuted and determined the legitimate covared by the contract in quene tlon, on the day of defanit upon the esme; nor shall bo made pending any arhitration, or proffered arbitration, touching the rights of the partles Under the sald contract, Iu di 1g tho logitimate value of property Tules, ita yulue in other murkets, oF for manufacturing or consumptive purpoucs in’ this market, together with such other facts as ma; eutor into the delermination of {ts value, shal sidered, {respective of any Actitfous price it may at the time toeelling for in this markct, Such value, for niargiual purposes, tn cary of dinagrecment, sball bo determined by the Bee the President of tho Associa supervision of the Loard of Directors, Atehall bo tho duty of the Hoard’ of Directors to publish annually, or oftenor, if necessary, by ou tho bulletin of the Exchange, tho namics of a! tors nnd othor warehouses, conformin to prenctibed requirements of the val Teport immediately to tho Aesociation, irregularity fo the manager fact calculated to dis. wirelouse receipts of uses, a8 tho same sho! in rule. buould any psrty for, fall to deposit scctrity or mar, next banking hour thereafter, it ebial andall dliferences be. the contract price shall and Appesia, and um tn the Excsngo Ht bueluens hours ; {ter its maturity, RULEYOUN rnoviprs thatthe rooms shall bo kept ovan to mombers from 9:30 to 1:15 o'clock, atid from 8 to £ o'clock, the genoral oxchange boing from 11 to 11 When any mensber of tho Ausoclation has failed to comply promptly with the terms of auy Lunluess con igation, aud bas fallod to equitably and eat~ aulfust and eetile tho samo; or when any w failed to protaptly comply with and ful- ON the award of any Contitteo of Arbitration or maile in conformity with tho nd Ly-laws of the Association, ho proof of atich delinquency, value of the propert Committe of Appoalr, Fuleg, regulations, a1 aball, upon ndmtany Lefore the Board of Directors, ba by frotn all privileges of tho Association standing obligations to members of tho aame eliall justet and eettled, when ho may, upon ho reinntated. Directors ahiall bo satisticd ly frou Suaucial inability oy misfortune, auch mein= Juuated’ of acttled auch outstanding relnatated, aud such reinstate shall thorcatter serve an a bar to io by the Awaociation on account of any claima maturing ato date prior to the relustato- micut of the sald applicant, TUPROPED PERSONAL coNnuCT, violation of contracts, oz! awards of comtnittaes, maki t untit all bis out. , OF, $n hats abnence, d uu under thy cuntrot i h failure was mere~ obligations, ahai ment, in either cas any further discip! credit or impair the valu any sich elevators or warohou come to their knowledge, RULE TWENTY-SRVEN PRovipes @ of property, carried for filling property in tho hauds of the lect to comply with ug or rupurting fice act of bad faith, fraction of ruler, that the first delivery thno contracts, or of rellor by half-past 10 o'cluck a, m, ou the aay ofge- male before’ 11 o'clock a, mi, of sy; and no second or mubsacqnent delivery of the ‘clock p.m. on ‘the samo e vendor inaklug dei day, for a longer period f unavoidable delay), of all damages to any tittous purchases or sales, au; attempt at oxtortion, or othor punished by suspension or oxpulsibn. y of twelve Directo: expel. Anothor eection mak any committee of the Ausociation to maka charges of attempting to catablish a fictitious ‘investigation before them, hat euch an attempt has Leen mado. Suspended mombera may bo reln~ stated by vote of Directors aftor but an oxpolled mombor shall not ted to membership except upon payment af tha Tegnlar initintion feo ani and upon satlefactor: ra have powar to c# it tho duty of samo property after 1:15 of tho same, on tha Aftcen mlntites (excey under penalty, in ¢ other party of ‘partis thereb: making delivery which sual! accu mardet, when, by an it becomes evident t! dove hull note ou pany tho delivery of such praperty any such delive fun for futuro delivery, the ten= foof tho samo than tie one con- deemed aufticient: Ligher grado of yrain tentered shall not be or quailty that will depreciate the value of On contracts for dor of a higher grat! a quntal ansossmont, | et tad cer shail be ovidence that be is a fit porson for memberahip in tho Association, and then only upon an aflirmative voto of at lonat twolve membors of tho Board of Directors; led euch vote alin! bo had at a rogular aatoue weok succeeding a motion to ro- charged. with the duty of lon by tho Committco of Refercuco into any roport of a grave affonne committed by 8 momber of tho Association against the good naina thereof, DANKRUPTCY DiscHanoE is. bar to piosecution boforo the Directors for unless for immorality or In triala before tho Board of Di- rectors, or bofors any commiltes of tho Ansocia- no party shall be allowed to be ropresonted ‘ofeational counsel. he Diroctors are as occasion may r qualities for flo! RULE TWENTY-NINE PROVIDES itmont of a commlttos of three on ts, who shall dooid botycon mombera trating in thot may be submitted to them, ule 40 provides for theappointment of a alm- far committeo of tive on provision inepaction, THE NULES Yon INSPECTION, Usting the differences to be patd when, los of property dolivorod ara grenter or d in the contract, have been aud should bo studied well . ‘They promise to work dmeuta aro ro for the appoin: distilled apirit Ho all diuputes Tho Directors aro wo goods which causing an invostigati conduct prior theroto, earofully recompiled, by partloa interestod, Hs but, if amon bottor to make thom now than horea| oe AG Tho London Zt ‘0 ordorad to fix and establish, oquito, standards of grades or ur, RAW, provisions, tiquora, and to appoint Inspectors, Weigh ers, otc,, Whoue certiticates shall bo evidence of quality as betwoen buyer and roller, MITTEE OF REVERENCE, of the Cominittes of Reference ints agalast members of tha As~ mado tothe Uoard of Directers, and as 9 reconcile and adjust all differences ued, and ta roport to the rd of Directors, with recor HOt Le so settled, mes, of tho Ist of Fobruary, ‘have rocelved nows from South Walon ed lockout bas been onforced ; ‘8 Of two ontira counties are alrcany thrown out of work; aud that the men rado will bofore long bo aro their fate, unlous, hh they are only jadir brought to an ond very apcedily than wecan now venture t ‘Tho blow, our corrospoud®t tells with & stunning force, Teaohed can hardly yot disaster which hay overtakeu them. than 15,000 cotlicors who bad submitted upon the torms dictated to ¢! ors havo all’at once basn thi nd they cannot Loy tong as nny of their fellows continue obut! in rebellion. It will not be long bofore t chief will sprosd furthor atill, and will involve not anly thocolliors, but thoge, dopends upon tho niaintonancs of coal, and who, therefore, when tho exist; stores of coal hava boon used up, must wait une til more can be produced, aud, will carn no wages, prospect that tho battlo, which uay already Foxress for some ‘timo, will be contented the utmost stubbornness, and that tho men will havo suffered torribly bofore olthor thoy or their mastors will consent to own them. Wo donot think there iy much doubt to which side victory will at last incline, F suro it will be gained only at a cost itis amply frightful to contemplate. ‘Tho rade is not now as brivk jug tho paat fow yoars, Tho intalligonce which fron all coruera points pretty unis enous direction, and we hoar of a ricos, which geoms to render it 8 old rato of wagox can bo kept sy expect, therefore, that the men will rt othor be compelled to submit to resent they rowist; but Mt bo long or short wo Thowo who have com> lo, aud Lave, wo way preaumo, osition with » kuowledgo of a! ail with it, willbe by no means uch a fecling we may of mon who will, by that the collier to examine all comp engaged upon the iron t dispato in whic Mumentlations, all canes with such facts bearing ene a8 they may have elicited in the course canes referred to tho Com- mination and investigation heir investigations, Al { Refercuco for oxa and those whom it hag toalizo tho extent of 1 jd Board, at which trial sball have an opportu. with auch new evidence as RULE xIOUT Provings that it shall be the dui Hon to hear and dete: Voluntarily submitte: bers of the Association, All evtd shall Le taken under oath or aft) taken down by a stonogra: om by tholr employ- rown out of omploy= ya to return to it as v; th plain? and defendant being ag , ey may desire to preacn! ly of tha Committee of A: rmine all cases of disp sted claters ber, Io all such adjudices tion as belng ‘dos: tn trade; and all awards Hons, and by-lawa of the Associa! $o sacuize jantica and equity oe Sodings aball {0 excordance with thi legitimate value of property, in tho meauthile, enter futo the determination of ite true tive of any fotitious ing for tn this market, considered, irres) Petes 4 tony, at tho time, be sel DULE TEN PROVIDER Person of good character and credit, and of ny if oF dermanenty. doing busi- 2, 0D presentlny indorsed by twa masbers, foeation of the applicant, aftor auch application ahall have been solves beaten, as it bas boon dut- eneral fall in posuible that t 1,000, or on'preae; arent ee qe getiatiog: at some tine oi whether tho interval w! cannot certainly foresee, moenced the atragg! takon up their that it must ent the otileg pblecut of pity. reserva for tho largo bod: ho choleo of theltown, the mivfortuncy of the rest, “ho utr! body of colliers has boen followed by « lockout od in any way tu the samo of commercial purw auca stall atand f rvoratlon, syproved by rehips are trans: the Association. Untit J tion feo whali remain at @2 will be 61 Tule 4’provides that. broke: mawe of their principal, or be BULZ NINETEEN Proyip; WhO shall make before 8:39 ofc: any iaeuber whe Raine of sume ofs the Board of "De forable on the books of iy 1 next, the initle i afterthat date it ra Muse Rive tho ofall who aro eugag branch of industry.” ——-__ ), who contouta tho seat ‘ainey (colored), of South ds taking toute Bamuol T.co (colored' of Congressman ft Carolus, in the no are $10,178.62, and his assets $2,683.54. Both | and talout.” THE COURTS. Will Justice Daggett Please Pay Over His Fees? Mrs, Gleoson is Successful in Her Dower Suit. BUPFRIOR COURT IN PnIE nich artiste tho: Her Name Was Forged to tho Deed. Judgments and Now Suita, Tho trustecs of tho Third Uniyernaliat Society | which, they raid. would MORE TROUDLE POR ITSTICE DAGORTT. Jadging from the present sppearance of af- faire, Juxtica Daggett will bo inclined goon to bo a firm bolicver inthe truth of the old adage, “It novor rains but it pours.” A fow weoka ago Judge Willismn mado it excoedingly uncomfort- ablo for the Justice by an oxhibition of a strong doniro to * want to know," and madoa searching examination futo the Justice's method of bout keoping, to tho supremo disgust of that func- tionary. Yesterday another attack was made in 8 diffor- ent quartor,by the Law Inatitute, which through ite solicitor filed a potition in the Circuit Court against Juatice Charles B, Daggett, seking for a mandamus to compel him to pay over hin fees received for fines and penaltios. Tho petitioner states that, by etatute, tt in entitled to receive all the fines and ponaltios that have been {m- posed by all Justices of the Peace iu Couk County sinco Fob, 23, 1867, one-half going to its own treasury, the other molety to the County Superintendent of Schools. ‘Ihewo fines aro pay- able quarterly, in Jannary, April, July, and October, and each Justicn is required to enter on his docket a full record of evory suit in which ho may imposo a fino, and the aniount Impused,. which docket shall be kept open for public in- #pection at tho stated titocs for paying suc fines, Each Juetico ie also required to make sworn statement of these tines. the case in which thoy wero imposed, and the other circumstances attending tho cases. J. P. Wilson is now Treas- urer of tho Law Instituto, and has given tho ro- quired bond to the Connty Superintendont, ard Charles B. Daggettia, and for four years has been, a Justice of the Ponce for this county, Durin| thia time, howovor, it Is chargod that ho has not complied with tho low in ontering on his docket every caso in which ho imposed « fine, nor has ho kept opon any dockat for public inspection, nor made any report of the amount of finca cole lectod by him. In consideration of all which allegations the petitioner prays that Justico Daggett may bo compelled to show catiso why a poreinptory writ of mandamus should not isdue ogaivat him to compel him to dlegorge tho fees collected and untawfully retained. ir, A. MM. Pence appears as solicitor. DOWER, FORGED DEADS, AND FRAUDULENT Ac- KNOWLEDGMENT. Yontorday Judge Moore was engaged in hoar- ing the cat of Ellen Gleauon, the widow of a tate woll-known politician, claiming dowor in the promiacs situated on Wabash avonue, owoed und occtipicd by Mossra, Rosfonold and Rosen- berg as tho site of thelr aplondid realdonces, ‘Tho evidenco on the part of the plaintiff, fo opening, showed that the property in question Was owned at ono timo by thy late Michal Gleo- von, who died in July, 1871, Just boforo the fire, ‘The present suit was instituted in the following year, 1872. Tho plaintiff was the widow of Giseson, and the protnises in question were now and for many years had been in tho puasossion of tho defendants. The defendants then offored in ovidence a dood from Slichsel Gleeson, made in May, 1953, conyoying to thom the property; which deed was acknowledged before Philip A. Hoyvo, Notary Public, The doed bore tho signatures of Michaol Gleeson, andj what apposrod to be the tiguaturo of Ellen Glocson, the complainant. Tho seknowledgmont stated, in the common form, that both Ellon Gleoson and hor husband had mado tho acknowlodgmont, With this evi- denco the dofondants restod their case, Tho plaintiff was then callod aga witness, and tostifled that she never signed the deed in quon- tion, nor authorized sny ono to wign it for her: that the signature was not her signatute, and she never acknowledged the dood before tho Notary. The certificate in question, so fat.as it relatod to her, wo false and fraudulent. In ad- dition, several witncssos, exports in handwriting, wero examined ay to the genuinoness of the sig- uature, ‘Ellen Gleeson,” to the deed. Thay were Mr, Edgar Johnson, chiof paying clork of tho Board of Public Works; Lester Coffoen, Doputy Clork of the Suporior Court; Thomas Grifiin, of tho Recorder's office; Col. Hicnby, and Mr, John De Koven, Cashier of tho Mor- chauta’ National Bank, Thoy concurred in tosti- fying that tho namo of Elten Gleeson, as to the docd, was in tho’ samo sigocd handwriting as that of Michacl Gleeson, and wasn disguisod bandwriting. ‘ihe Notary, boing called to testify in support of tila certiae eats, could only state in general terms that tho cortificato was all right ; but could not sy that Mra, Gleoson had in fact signed or acknowl edgod_ tho dood in question." Mo admitted that ho bad boon in the practico of making certiti- cates of acknowledgomont of women 5 doeds wheu in fact they had not mado the acknowlodg- E. A, Hartwoli sued Christopler aud Henry | Philadetpbia.”” Ellon A. Rand commenced a suit in trespasa againnt tho City of Chicago, laying damayes at 3,000, pasa against Albert Klcist to recover $1,000 capoas wan issuod against Kloiat, the extate of George C. Fay, under an approved asylum ean be procured, Hereman Beyer was adjudged ineane, and into sp asylum oan be procureit. givon into the custody of tho Sherif, Grant of administration in tho ortote of Justus F, Harwood was isaued to Elvira W. Harwood undor an approved. bond of £3.00 ‘Tho relinquieumont by tho widow of Ler sight to administer was filed. Lawrenco Vogol, an insolvent debtor, waa dis- charged from arrent. In tho matter of tho entate of Eilon ©, Sul- livan, deceased ; hor will was provon, and letters | eld cluonhoro tostamentary issued to Michaol J. Suilivan, un- i ing in the will of the decoased : tt Rereby fovoking aad detating veld, a's wnt, horeby rovoking and declaring vold all foriner Mil kud ni codlclla thereto by me at any tine herety- | Journed ehontd Hirat—I give, devise, and bequosth all of my estate, | nected with such court, Joseph Sullivan and Mary Eliguis dulllvau, tf the: aball bot survive me, aliare and share alike’: but, if | 808 uo offect to my beloved husband, Michael J, Sullivan, executcr of this my lost will and teatam: nol requitred to furnish secu: '¥ upon bis nficint bonds thereof, us to Lim shall deem desirable, CRIMINAL count, Mary Hanlon, tried by t! monoy by frlsa pretenses, not guilty, was sentouced to tour months in the Hous of | clause * In the caso of Patrick Grant, fhe motion fora) Chicago na Inid for one year, bail for his appoarauco. meut, ‘Tho defonee quoted a decision of the Supromo Court in ono of tho Itussoll casos, holding that tho cortificate of acknowledgment murt etand, os againet the testimony of asingla witnogs,con the footing of a record, unless supported by corroborating evidence, and rolicd on tho Notary's certificate as conclusive proof that tho portunce, existence, THR CATA. Junar Bronarrr—? t ‘Jupox Janrson—25, 26, 27, 28, 82, 93, 95, 96, : ho purposo of calling atten party liad signed, or, if not algnod, ncknowledg- | 87, 89, 40, 40, 47, 50 to'bO. your columns for the p ed the decd, and had adopted tho signature ‘upon dopag Moonr—-47, 49, 50. tion to what may bo seon upon our etroeta every tt as boing hor own, . Junge Roarns—No call. day, and to suggest a way in which tho evil may For plaintiff it was claimed that, unloss the Junax Bootu—240 to 160, except 146, 147, 148, | boch cked, if not thoroughly curod. pe, had in fact sppoared bofore the ollicer, ho had no power to act, or mako tho cortifinato at all as to bor, sud that, in that caso, which the ovidenca showed to bo the caso hero, the certiti- cato was simply null and void in toto, like the record of a court not having jurisdiction over 8 party by service or arpcerce. Judgo Moore docided that tho alleged sigoa- tnre was plainly on ite taco a disguised and fabricated handwriting, and, boug compared With soveral eiguaturca of Mra, Gleeson which wero given in evidenco, was ip a hondwriting totally unlike hor genuine signature. Tho samo fact way hold shown by tho exports who had tes- Uflod, and her tostimony was in fact strongly corroboratod by this fact, and by the admissions of the Notary, whose crosg-oxamination cloarly showed that tho plaintiff nevor had in fact ac knowlodged tho dood in question, o¢ adopted the signature, or authorized it inauy “manoor. A decree was thon given for tho complainant, awarding herdower in tho roperty, and ap. pointing Commissionors to make the allotment, or Ko Bppealua the. yoatly wala, ie i rthur W, Windett apposred for the petitioner and Rosouthal & Pence for defendauter Divoncea, Holon Rogers, who represents horaslf to bo only 21 yoats old, yot having ason 9 yours of aya, fled o bill yeuterday against her husband, John DB. Itucors, whovo age is 52, auking for & divorve on tho ground of drunkenness, zedia M. Waldron wants to be divorced from her husband, Robert B, Waldron, bocause he has committed adultory with divers persous to hor unkuown. Friedorich Becker saya that about thrao yoars after bo imarriod Minna Martins he was woizod with desire to visit the Gardon City, and ac- cordingly loft Stetsin, whore he lived, haying rst supplied his wifo with the necessary thalors to follow him. Aftor bis arrival boro he wrote back for his wife to como, which she promisod to do, but tho seductive glances of one Behronds drew ter from lor pain of duty, and she ro- fuaod to loava her Fatherland. Sho has sinco been living io {ileal jotimacy with Behronda, and Lor disgusted hueband applics for a divorce, In bis afidavit to hiy bill, Bocker eorromfully statoa that his apptication is not mada in levity, but on mature doliberation, and with a slocere desize to be freod from hls marital relations, Bernard T, Hokamp ways tie desires a divorce, and his excuea {ss good one, namely, that his wife Saris was Inst month convicted of larceny, aud sentencod to Jollet for s year. John Shannon grieves that bie wife bas pro- ferred the company of fowd men, and that sho hag become inmate of a house of ill-famo, bate will be, in wome degree, consoled by 8 decree voroo, Junve Taex—97 to 110, oxcopt 100 and 104, JUDAMENTS. $1,108,—T, W, Ferry vs, Hadwin A, Johnaai Union Nutional Bank va. Ira Holmes, £4,0' fam Grim ct al. vs, Alfred Skinner and J botts, $2,451,70,- 8 Putnam ‘Count Harlow, $16,235 10,25,— Reniington Empire Company, £2,100 Junuz Gaty—Gilea A, Stunley 5, Walker, W, Wolf sve, 8, W, Stryder, $7 1, Carter, $239,82.— lonsinger, $530,82.—L, J, J, Ninsen et Emil Dietzsch, §284.—German” Exchange Hank ve, Joueph 1, Saxwell, $4,403,46,—Dar Lawrence et al vs W, Jt,’ Burchard, & H, Bhufeldt va, James’ Sweezey, § eo Vahh, Dorn wn. THORS AL” Suyder, Froderick Blauer va, 3, ‘Tobias, $450,—J, 1. Keel Soucy Gaituelp, $163.00, —F.laa Greenebaum et VP, J, Buntace,' $577.60.—T, Lyla Dickey et Nebecca 8, Curbriiige, $150.—0, Il, McCormict M, Tureman, $1,742,4,—F, A, Jolinsun va, Granville sted, $IC0—J, "Ne Harnion, ot al, vw, Samucl er, 252.07, HL, teaylor, va We "Drown," $510,“ “Hornard —' Wygart Ya, 3G, Dauforit, $117.35,—Edward Robey Nes silicon Steel Company of Mome, N, ¥., $51 G, KR. Melvilie et al. ve." G, A, Fatnatn, fh Loousrd 0, tebbine ot al, va, Frank ayer, $3) AVG, Butler va, Thomay MM, Ottley, §740.49,—Liasel & Erwin Manufacturing Company ‘ys, Yeury Vee v 3 us of tho casional, * way, W, Hf, W, Cushinan, and F. &, itluckley, $316.2: hits Htesp ve, Willan McGregor and Pater Te cago, $260,63, Cincuar Covgr—Junae Bootu—Jacob Bolradore Freo-Stone Manufacturing Company, verdict $10, and | With this qnestlon $508.75, to Know you, did ho not —— Yes, he did, sir." Munich, wo extract tho following : namo before ho loft "? first picture in the vorein about amonth ‘Trial of the Bell.” Tho armod and bronze-featured, lias finishod the new | complice of bell for the village chnroh. | Hi on proudly, aa the village priest, near by, seam: the bac! irl, childten of the village founder; the boy | proached by them, John Foster wants to bo Yerally, separated from hia wife, Anna, becauso she has alroady for ovor two yoars separated from hia. Aud now comes William Kelly, and swears that hla wife, Margaret, has deserted him siuce No- Yomber, 1872, and be begs to Lave the desertion mado legal by a docree, TUM LINCOLN FAULK CONDEMNATION CABE, ‘Tho jury tu the caso of The Uity va, J. Y. Fare Yell et a)., for the coudemuation of certala laud for Lincoln Park, returned » yordics youterday sgainut the city for $81,200, UNITED SrATEd COUNTS. ‘The First Natioual Bank of Hastin began @ suit against the Manufacture Hank of Chicago to recover $20,000, BANKRUPTOY ITEMS, William Kinkead, a commission merchant, filed a voluutary petition to be adj judged bankrupt, aw blass are nothing, while his debts amount Tre ML White, a wholosale dealer tm motions, amberger. “Ile tw gifted with great originality | away the blacktegs which promisc, when completed, to give Mr. | even ous Minn., Natioual of tho ‘Bavarian Dog-Doctor Keon every threo months. Mr, Shirisw bas | men” and * buvko ate evidently spent some days in studying his eub- Ha and his dog portralts are excellent. Every aleo filed voluntary potition. Hin labilitioa | conactentions study, and unmietakablo originality of _theso casca woro roferred to the Register. “Mr. Horstmann, our Coneut tn Munich, ine Ih tho matter of W. F. & J.J, Mayhon, I. 1, | forms mo that nearly all the Munich artiste hace Joukina wan appointed Araignea Instead of itn. | the intention of eending contributions to the Rena Girard, who recently died in Paris. A bond | Philadelphia Exhibition, of $10,000 wan given. who was fora time Aterican Vico-Coni A flual dividend of 3 per cent was declared in | managed to secure his own AD] ointment here to the matter of the Bright Side Company, Teprosent the Intorests of fuvich artists in Vhitadeiphis. ‘Tho appointmont seems to have Johannab Ortlepp commenced a. suit against | created a fittlo disuatisfaction amon; tho Michigan Central Itailroad Company to ro- | here, With this I havo nothing ta cover §5,009 damages fur tho loss of hor lus- | thing, however, will bo necessary,—for thn Mune gelven to appoint a committee ho picture by which “Mary Kulle boxan m suit in trespass egainet | from their tllel te eelees 8 represented at Philas Catherine Cihlar aud Joln Ciblar to recover | thoy wink to neo theinnel ves $2,000 damagen. delphia, Some German newspapers have bad Frederick Bobkof and H. J. Behkof sued | the fmpudence to counsel the Gorman artinte t tha Globe Inanrance Company for $3,000, fend over their oll and second-rate works, be as likely to be appre- hogan a suit against HH. H. Gage and E. L, | ciated a8 the floor ones, ‘Tho German artinte Cauch to recover tho carpets, matting, pulpit | adopting thie method would find themselvea inin- chairs, cushions, and Biblo, gan-tixtures, com- | taken, Mossts, Wimmer & Co, here assure mo munion tablo, church organ, hyinn-books, cons | tbat thoy diepose of moat of their beat pletnres trivution bays, ete, ete, in the church and | to American buyers, and rinca the fluaneinl panic yeatry of Murray {Chapel, which aro valucd at | his business has suffored raverciy. $1,500, Tam told, a committeo will indeed Tho appointed GH, Rozet ated J.C, McCord for 2.000, to aclect the best picture for th 16 Exhibition at Breneman for 81,000. +. ciieuIT count. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, THE COUNTY CoUnT-Horse, C, D, Anderson sued Thomas Tod and I,, M, | 7¢ the Editor of The Cateago Tribune: Eolley for 22,000. Cutcaoo, March 4.—There {8 a Chicago morn- Froderich Janengs commonced a ault in trov- ing paper which is bound to create alarm in one hs way if notin another, Its silly imitation of tho Hee feet sean eae in aod raneintumatod | Nowy York dierald iu” norpettating e ereel joke which lost alt point from tho fact that it wae art TUE COUNTY count. imitation, It has followed up by sounding an Arnold Tripp was appointed administrator of | afirm as to tho legality of the proceedings in tha bond of £5,000, Courta of Cook County ainco the Great Fire of Iu tho mutter of the alloged insanity of Jose. | 1871. Tho laws of 1831 provided that the county hino Carlson, the jury roturned a verdict of | eeat of Cool County should be pormanently lo- ineanity, and orderod that ro be given into the | lated at Chicago, as Inid out and defined by tho custody of her brother until hor admission to an | Canal Commissioners; also, that tho public buiidings at Chicago should be orectad on the given into the custody of the County Physician, | Public square, as Iaid off by the «ame Commis- Tn the caso of Bertha L. Schmidt, a verdict of | aloners, on the south side of tho Chicago insanity was roturned, and she was ordered into | Hiver. It is said that tho decisicna rendered the custody of her husbaud until her admission | in the now County Court-Lonse on tho North cary was adjudged insano, and | Sido are illegal, and elionld bo wet aside, or, if Baccarat (Canty, a Sterlite at M4 | ct-sat ania tist thay atervalid only teosone oc Hannah J, Peabody was appointed guardian of | objection wae mado by tho defendants at the Francia D. Colborn ot al. miuors, wudor an ap- | trials, for tho reason that tho site of the Court proved bond of $1,000. is illegal. Wo need scarcel: share the Times’ alarm, Soup, | the Courts of Chicago were situated on the pub- johtts | lig square “on the south vide of Chicago River,” The fire devtrosod tho buildings, and it becamo a Phyeleal impossibility to ho! tho present time no Court-House haa been erecta there, and perforce the courts bad to bo held ‘cluowhero—in what particular part of i hind been fareseons ith 4 J contingenc: ‘en fureseon, it havi dor an individual bond of $40,000. ‘The follow- | Cone ati freon Any case thers no Court-Houra in the county, the court might fceien , Bullivan, of Chiao, dlo by these presenta | adjourn to a suitable Place at such county-seat, mal Head, last will and testa | and that the Place to which the court so ad- a fe Hie ne ponths Court-Houso r of such county for all judicial purposes con- sae a ee ‘The county-reat in at nt and defined by ly nay chat we do not Up to October, 1671, real, persoual, and mixed, and wherenvever altuste, | Chicago. Tho words “Isid on whether in possession, reversion or expectancy at the Canal Commissionors " are merely deecri time of my deceaae, 19 my beloved ehiliren, ‘Francis | {1t0, Canal Cor city, as it x He elther nae of my anid ‘children shall not nurvive me, | #e8t to the parcel Jand | Wounded then itis my will tat tho. survivor aballtzko and te | by State, Madison, Desplainos, vente with, ant I do hereby give, devise, gis te- | atrects, So far og the Cireult and Superior quralh to such survivor, the whole of my safies'uto | Courts aro concerned. the caxo, therefore, pro- with ite accumulations, senty no difiiculty. ‘They are held in temporary ‘Steont—I horeby nominate. constitute, and apveint | filings, abd wall fa tho futuro bo held where the old county buildings stood. rear dee k? | But what of tho Coumty aud Urimmnal Courts Jani I give to him full power and authority to sell and | on the North Side? Must those rooms be aban- convey any of all of said estate an to hin ahalisoem | doned? Wethink not. Thero is no law requir- desirable, whether the same be in posession or expec- | ing: that thes courts should be lieldin tho Court- fatlon, auld ta invent apd Koop Invested the proceeds | Touso at all. By an act in forco since July 1, 1874, it iss been provided | that the | Crininal B . Court of Cook County 6 0 held in the Court- C.F. Pletach, of tho Slaate,Zeituny, pleaded | Yiougo of tho County of Cook, or in wuch othor guilty to, tho indictmont returned against him | placa in the County of Cook a may be provided fast inonth, for publishing lottery-uchomo ndvor- | for, ‘Chere isa pimnllar provision relating to tho tisemonts. ‘Tho Court lasposed & fine of 250, County Court. Now, the only question remain- ie Court for obtaining | ing is. Whot aro the ‘boundarios of tha county. seat? We take it they arn the namo as those of Charles Metzler pleaded pullty to larceny, and the City of Chicago, ‘The only object of the Inid out and dofined by tho Canal Com. Correction. 5 inissioners” was to fix the limits of Chicago a5 ‘‘ho motion for a now trial in thecare of Philip | jt thon utood, not those of tho county-est for Calton, tho ambezzlor, way overruled, and ho } ait coming time. Tho boundaries of the counts~ waa nentenced to the Penttantlary for two yonrs. | seat shifted with the boundaries of Chicago, now trial on tho charge of Inrceny was ovor- | by the Canal Commissioners was ruled, and he was gouteucod to tho Penitontiary | tio commty-yeat, " the argument of the Zines roves auything, it proves that Chicago cease James McCarty pleaded guilty to tareony and | [oho the countyrscat when it consed te havo for was sentenced to four months in the Iotise of | its limite those existing In 1831. Correction. 5 go of that year has no legal oxiatonce. Ita Michnel Tiornoy, tried for tho larcony of hogs | identity is merged in that of tho Chicago of from rn Union Stock-Yarda Company ; verdict, | 1973, Who over board of a county seat whieh: not puilty. was only part of a town or William Murphy, Jolutty indicted with Lous | Chicago. ae Ind ont Linn for lareony ‘and receiving stolen property, | the Caual Commissioners lina disappear.” waa tried and case given to tha Jury with leave | od, The child has grown to be a giant, bo to seal their yordict, dius personality is tho same. J. Welch, charged with solling gaods by false | county soat aro coterminous, and it may be pro- weight, enterod & ploa of nob guilly and gavo ride! for by law. Hine ths County Court, shall be held in any part of the couuty seat designs In tho Ada Streat Methodist Episcopal Church | by the proper authoritiow. quo warrauto caso, tha rule to show catiso why | templated that the county seat ehould ba limited an information should not bo filed was extended | to tho Chicago of 1831, it would havo enacted till tho 11th inut. that it should be confined to the city an then ‘The Grand Jury aro investigating tho Jail | bouudod. which it did not. cnaos, and, 60 far, havo dove nothing of any im- | montioned in tho act of 183: Tho old Chica Chicago and the Had the law con- ‘Tho part of Chicago jk has no corporate LJ. J. ‘0 40, CONFIDENCE-MEN AND “ NUNKO-STEERERS." Junge Gany—111 to 115, 118, 119, 120, 122 to | 7 the Buttor of The Chicayo Tribune: Cicago, March 4,—Allow mo a small space in 151, oud 187, ‘Tho unblushing coolness and offrontery with which they ply their trade upon the etrects has Uniren Srates Cincuir Count—lupos Buopoerr | attracted my attention aa 1 have passed along, 7p Fe oars et al. ve. Charlea B, aud‘, F, Brown, | until I find that, without baving tried to discover # them, aud without any ono lee pointing them out as such, I “know by sight” threa or four confidonco-operatora , with no other information or clow than such as Hurenon Count—Conressions—Carter, Becker & | ix zivon in your paper from time to time of their Pale ve, Ws I. Ico, $197-42-—-W- G, Moote v4, Tho | oneratiory, Nov, aa Lam not of a particularly J. [paulattivs ae ovition, aud ie Anopledss came 73.—-C, o of — | tome withiu the past twoor threo months, by Weir sear be We Rigterr situ cbestisn Welt'at | Being thrust under may'nose a8 ib were: ou” any FH, Smith vt al, va, | way from tho railroad station to my office, by at firat accidentally * spotting" one of them as ho ‘accontéd 8 good, honest if uerlod thus: If within so coniparatively short as distance abe in'eo shore a timo, without ang ine quiry on my part, thoso things'scom #0 patent to ine, aud so many of tho wcamps havo boldly shown themsclvos such tome, ad I have pavacd them, should not and do not the police (both uniformed and detective) aluo know not only these men but many others of the same genus, aud would not ite Vigilance and honesty rid evil, at iv honewt man from being robbed? That they aro known by Pollgeaon 4s ovident from an oc- ot that man slono, now,” addressod totho thiaves by su ofticer (when perhaps ap- Dante’ to by an indignant sittzon) i but 1 hava ~ | Yet to learn Of any arrest made excopt, when Danaea eat ete a De See | es Lee SemAICAT OF AL ahoeay ohdioe the Kelley & Leon's Famous Minstrels, willlzer, verdict $125, and motion for new trial, Seeing a thlef accost a countryman upon Madi- Jopok JaMesox~L. 8, Blorling va, Tho Uity of Chl- | son gtreot to-day (tho confederate, across (he atrost, waiting imcauwhile), 1 approached tho va, Veter Periolat, $358,50.—Julia Sesatrom va, The | 8éranger, just as bo was (temporarily) released, The Mammoth Company in an Entire New Programme motion for new trial.—W, W, Allport vw, E. 8. Stewart, |“ That man who Just poke to you protended * And you did not know him"? Art, From a letter in tho Now York Jerald, giving No, alt; ho took imo for another man," an account of the doings of American artiets at “Bul Tdaro say thet you told him your own “Walter Bhirlaw, of Chicago, exhibited bis (With a little surprise) ‘Yes, I did; why?" ory of the Munich Kunst. | T then cold my countryman that he would prola- Te is eatin, ‘The py soon bo mot by ancslicr Cd wie ould call EY uuder, sinewy- om name, but that ho would only ey ay Noe of the mau who lad just left bir, whom nde and Jooks | I know to bos siiudler, ete, ‘Tho countryman mod with his | was evidently grateful for the luformation, and violin, comes to try if tho tone of tho finished | Ihave tho satiefaction of cheatin work ly perfect, “A handvome mastif, sitting | rogues ont of his prey to-day, andZ may have ‘ather to howl than be oditled by | thu samo to-morrow, for 1 hi the cling-olang thas is made (n thiy process. In | mind to continue aa I bavo begun, and to warn ground are tho figures of a buy anda} evory stranger whom I see turoatoned or ap- THSSTHBROVW IT “SUNDAY LEOTURE SOOIETY, vo made Wp my On“ The Angrise Discoveries, or A World Awakened imitates with two piecos of wood the worthy |" I would urgo upon evory good citizen to make ricat with tho von while the gitl, just | it bia busuess to glvo Just uch » warning when- Bidding tuto womanhood, looks ubyly into the | over Lo may seo the thieves saccont any one in workshop and at tho village pater, to whom | tho street, the simple words—"' My friond, bo- probably sho confowscd her frat love last | waro of meu who moet you and pretend to kuow Sundsy, Tho picture is» yery excolleut pro- | you, or who may oveu call you by namo, for the duction, careful iu the drawing, conscientiously | city ta full of awindtera, who flutuhed, harmonious in golor, and a crodit ta | thoy could * will be sufiiciont to put any roayon- tho artist, Mr. Shirlaw ia a discipto of Prof..| ably weusble man ppon is guard aod to drivo ood field in whlch iW akirmishors, for AGADEMY OF MUSIO, C THE s BHATS. would rob you if rom bin. aud a nuivete of conception that ia very charm- Jt would goer aluo to bes tug. Twaw some ollier designe tor future work | the ¥. Mf. 0. A. could deta f man walking tho streot with Shirlaw a lasting vamo, ‘Tho pla for a picture | the intention of giving suck ald to str i capital, aud EF | coutd do a groat deal of good; while, if wo trust Mr. Bhirlaw will soun complete it. {¢ is | our duty a8 good citizens, and make it a point to tho law in Bavarla that all the dogs iu the King- | give such warning whonever it may appear dom ehall be examined by a dog veterinary sur- | needed, we could soon m: LIA narut TEAMS and HARLY e the *confidence- ra" seek other busi- ich, #0 Watched, would atid up fora Potalfald bearatoy bouss. end this dey aa ig that Mr. Bhirlaw docs evinces high taste, | Lot wa all work ageinat the rogues. Make it | °V™ 3 ' popular, and perhaps the police may join ua and RAILROAD TIME TABLE, r Beene ed itr yada ve them from the city, Cee ee ARRIVAL AND DEPART a OF : TRAINS Exerawation op Nevenexce MARRS.—t Saturday et. oopted. * Nand: ited. 3 Mond: " 1 GuICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, Mv enener Haaltanootg and al the depotag® Ome Teare, Arrive, “COMPULSORY EDUCATION,” To the Rditor of The Chicago Tribune: Cittcaco, March 4.—Pormnit mio (if ibis not Preeumption) to offer an amendment to the **Famoun raying of Bacaulay,” referred to by you in yenterday's fesue, viz.: “Tho right to hang lovolves the right to enforce fustruction,” T would aay, that tho right to puninh involvos Tieket tho obligation to instruct, aud the obligation im- | #PsciteFaat tin plies tho right to enforce, nod (He Obie a Piebotua tay That this eubject of compulso: education han not before thin been brouput. to 2 muccesstal isgne, is one of tho strangest probleme in con- noction with our advances civilization; and that wo of the United States, boasting fo much of our Institutions and their great superiority over others of tho age, ehoutd be obiljed ta draw our Arguinonts aud point for our oxaniples of succes in tho direction of educational matters, tothe old country, is a disgrace aud a standing rebuke : and the soonor our law-mnkera net about this all- important work, the nooner will they show thom. solvon worthy of the name of American citizous, Tho right to propagate carries tho obligation to protect and nourish the offspring during infane cy, and to impart instruction mullicient for it to snpport and protect itnelf beyond that age, in an honest and honorable mannor; and the well- being of tha State demands that all of this be done for the child. It isa crime for the Btate to punish ono of ita chitdren for doing that which ita own criminal omiesion has rendered him incapable of avoiding, or has deprived him of tho ability to protect him- self agaimut, Igaac Gannett. KOOPMANSCHAP. fin Last Asintic Tour—Proposed Ax- portation of 30,000 Coolles from China to Brazil. San Franewro Chrontele. Cornelins Koopmanechap arrived from China yesterday ou tho Alaska, having been absent from San Francieco elx monthe. tis lant Asiatic tour was made as tho representative of a com- pany in Rio Janeiro, which desires to im- port Chinese faborers into Brazil. Mr. Keon iInanechop looks well after bis loug voyaye, though the accomplishment of his ‘object. is somowhat dolayed by unexpected evente. His hs ‘@—Depat corner of Welleand k, 6—Depot corner of Canal and Ki MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILAD, Depot, font of Lakes, and foot ay Poti yciaondst Ticket-afirr, €F Clark=at,, southeatt Mall (via mati ry day iaproes fee) *y Nig Es TDF Ce lt 300 bs nas * 8 aturday and Sanday Ex. ‘CHICAGO Kansas City and Venver Fast ouleand Spriugileld Kx St. Louis, Springield & Tos: Peoria and heoxak ¥:x press, Coicaco & Paducah Hallo Streator, Lacon, Washingtaa dolfet 4 Deieht Acoamnzodat Rex. (913:09 aj 9 F_CillCAGD, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, Ruth Chavkctin, onpuette Sherman Hossa onto poege Lente, | aeri objective pomt waa Canton. The Viceroy of | stitwaukee; {hat province, on a former visit, had promlaod | , fraitleda Chien, Local a.m, to assist him in obtaining all the laborers ho St Pant siingesaet, Express; alec, via MI for itipoo, Aiea dA Re Herly Milw: wished from that yer nopunited district, On renching the eity he fonud the Viceroy dead. ant a temporary ruler in hia plece, ‘The new Vice+ Toy was not willing to assume any responsibility untila treaty was made. and so Mr. Koopmans- chap {a going back to Brazil, to eee that a formal alliauco is concluded betwoen that country and the Chinewo Empire. He will remain in San Francisco about a month before leaving for Rio Janelro, All neceseary preliminary arrange- monty haying been ~ made, he will ro- turn to China to snperintend the embark- ation of tho emigrants. fo thinks that after the abolition of slavery Brazil will neod. 100,000 Chinese Jaborere, They will be employ- ed on tho plautatioug, largely in the cultivation of coffee and pepper, Tho work will not bo eepacaly iaborious, and the heat of tho climate will bo ensily endared by tho coolies, Four thonsand Chinainen will be shipped from Canton next October and November for Rio Jauciro, aud Cae the following summer other abip- loads will bo sent, until the number reaches 10,000. This will form tho firet installment. ‘The sending of others will be matter of afters conelderation. Tho Company will be under tho Special protection of the Government of Brazil, which will see that a project which it deoms so favorable to the interests of the country iy for- warded in all pourible wars. Ar, Koopmanschap thinks the Governmént ought to have come to his aesistance in tho South and prevented the loss of nis 4,000 cool. ies, They left his service, owing him largo sums that ho had advanced to bring thom to America, Two thousand of them were work- ing on tho Chattanooga & Alabama Itailrond when thoy abandoned his society. Tho reat wero scattered on plantations throughout Louieiana, Missiseippi, Texas, and other South. ern States, They aro now carniug an inde- pendent living in various ways—n majority, of course, aslaundrymen. Somo of thei are ‘lo- ing woll at cotton-planting in Tennensee, Tho overcrowding of the Chinese cities and the adjo- cent country is becoming more terrible overy year, The disonacs that result from such condi- us aro increasing in virulence, expecially nose, and Koopmanscliap thinks that out- Jets for the surplus population mnst be found, Peru, temporarily closed to the Chinese, will f00n bo opened again by treaty, and emigration to that country will rocommonce. The Luglish in Chinese seaports oppose emigration, aa they oppose the plans and interests of sll other na- tons, —_——+—_— MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY, Snectal Diapatch to The Chieaao Tribune. Laxgtxo, Mick, March 4.—Tho Stato ‘Treas- urer's report for the month of February, 1875, 91800. m./* 4200p. mm 1. foo MEYOIS, CERTHAL RAILROAD, psd Pree phat near Clarke” The CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD, Depots, foot of Lakett., Indianauv, and Stzteenthost, and Canatand Sitteenthsls, Tickel Ofsees, 6) Clarkan _and at depute, sg Es TESA. pists nd Htreatur Parsen| Slomx Oity Itz; t Line, for Onn aaa City, Led ren wor chison & Sf. Joseph Kai ‘ezas Expruse,, Aurora Passon; Meni 1 tye fil Rect i, * 9482, m,|* 825, mm. 128p.m.]_ 7:18a.m. AND KOKOMO LINE. . Louls Railieay depot, enre ‘Weat Side,” Deket ees 1a CINCINNATI AIR From Pittshura, it ‘Leave, ‘Arriva, Indlanapolt, Louie nat Day Hayiey Indianapolir fouisville dt Cine atl (dails}.. * 8008. m.|* 8:10 p.m. bem 7:08. m, PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS RAILROAD, From depot Clinton and vest Sid “Fekeveptet, Bandotphesheand at dept le re, | Arrive, is os follows : Coloaitias ary & New York} Ralance Jau, 31, cola ‘a. m,)* 8:40 p.m, Lambie, Pit Night Hxpress(daily),, pom.) 7:l0a.m, HICAGO RAILWAY, ADIUSEMENTS. ADELPHI THEATRE, TILIS (FRIDAY) RVENING, Mareh 6, A PER ‘LY GLORIOUS PRUGRAMME, LOOK AT TIS AIHAY OF TALENT, BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD THE MOFER TROUPT_Medsio HOKE, TYT, | Taine trace grom Exporition Bultuey ect pat Soot af TY, ta TED Wan, Ossie AUGUSTE kag | MAeendeaeeanse Hoke npicec td taattecat ee Le nae A ft a NTOD " direct fram thelr Wi nes Turore at the Grand Opors-House, N.Y oudorfal | Mall, Sunta Me im.) 5: nd b He LE a: nm, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFICRAILROAD, Depot, corner yf Fun Ruren and Shermon-aste, Weket oMee, Grand Pacyle Hote’. MA JUTAU Inher unapproschablo feat of walking 0 ROUPE, GLO. W. RROWN, MISS GNOWA ALBICEAZZL, THR HAY oat of viliares “lll cunclude with the) Famous Omaha, Leavenw'th&Atehison! Peru Avcommodation, Nicht Express, BUSINESS CHANCES, FOR SALE, AT ST, LOUIS, MO, CHARLES HOLMES’ TWO BAKERIES. z T MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Barch 7, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, ‘aeaday, March wing, and Wednesday and T lay, ar Saturday Afatinee, A Favurtio HUlf-A Nare Vroat. Firat Unto in two yuare, ‘Robertson's Glorious Comods, , CAST EH, With the fullowing distribution of characters: Stholeaala Stomua Hakory on the west Georgy Malware sie sarnon Oe cele isitree, | aide SPS! between Uratiot aud Chouteauy Tt 3. inckiey; Feeley, Me. Win, ite Gries is f it by dep cumpieiug out large 4-Atory Uutldiia, with other smalisr once, coutaluing ail noces- aaryiuachiters fura firat-clasn wholesale Bakery, A’ Charles (oles Hetall Bateson tho south, side of irist petwoen Kuuriu and Fillty 45 fot front by ia toot deep, compristog a S-ntory bitildivg, with errauge tguta for either wholesale ur rolall Hakerys ‘Tho above property will be 01 payment, | Fur turthor parti Underngned Truste: cor. Morgan aud F ive and Futh-ata. Be Touts, Mo. Cre? Ram a, Ar, Mr Baleliary; Me Je Metarth hor Peclea, Niles Louleo Mamthornes Vully: ieeeleg: piss Noll Stettoury;“Slarqutea' bt, Stuur, Afra, Us Louk'oat for "Tho Linne Manse on the Brld MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, For one week only, the eminent Englivh actor. GEO. FAWCETT ROWE iehaia. NO. LITTLE EMWwiRyY! FAIRBANKS’ MIOAWHRI 4 CO., which ill be produced In elaborate STANDARD sirle, with entiry pew scenory and elfecta, nae i SCALES ROUBUY. Ba ner * OF ALL KINDS, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FAIRBANKS. MORE & 00. Kingebury Musio-itall, M1 & 113 Lake St., Chicago, Ie careful tobuy only the Genuine, “MEDICAL CARDS, _ NOPATH ~=Dr. Kean, 200 SOUTH CLARICNT. CINCAGO, fay bi od, perearalty o¢ by wall, {r09. af char ual Siem ne atu teen Dut Raa iy ao wr ” FRACTIONAL CURRENOY, grtbsed need dolar abe bal “$5.00 Packages or FRACTIONAL GURRENGY IN BXOHANGE FOR Bills of National Coveney, TRIBUNE OFFIOI AVERY EV ING AT 8 O'CLOCK, Io-engagemont of the Favorite Comedian, Mr, William Manning, - CHICAGO MUSEUM. » March 2, and overy erenlag daria, rh the Grou Matiuace, Tucedey Toure With » Pawertut Cast, Monday Exeniag, Merch 4, first appearance of MR. GHORGE OL, x: ‘And the regular Muscum Goudany. DR. KOHLER rom a $000 Yeara' Bleep." BUNDAY, March 7, tp, m, Adinlaeloa, 10 cents, GRAND GPERA HOUNK. ‘To-night and to-morrow Matingo, last timo of CHANFRAU’S KIT. is lot Benetit of Mrs. FRED WIL Pema Naty Wbawoutee Grail tepiy bul ‘a host of yoluntore,, nday-dONIN T. RAYMOND. A SOOIAL PARTY Wal be uivou at the VIADUCT HOTEL, G24 South Hulated-at., js, Friday, Eventing, Good Madie and Dauolug aro ou mdvargineliced. Bring your la- ouse Lay Leen naw! 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