Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1875, Page 11

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: S8/ URDAY. MARCHE $3, 1875, --TWELVE PAGES, THE COURTS. sho Itoo Brothers Scttlo with Their Creditors, 4nd tho Latter Got Twonty-four Conta on tho Dollar, Lawyor Metcalf Suddenly Leaves Town. Judge Meoro Wants Iti to Appear and Show Cause, Tudgmonta and Now Suite, MONTON Vs, AMITIT, Is, AGAIN, Abont a month ago J, Storling Morton and wifo God a iil gaint Jamos P, Sinith, Jr. and others, towctite somo largo transactions Smith bad with bis*tathor-in-law, tho late Mitam Joy, tn rolation to reat estate on Monroe atreot, Ar- cado court, and Indiana ayenno. Yeatorday pnotbor suit of like charactor was begun by Nr. Borton and wife againet James P, Smith, Jr., Laura A. Smith, and L. ©. 1. Freor, to compel an account, ‘The complainants stato that in 1861 Hiram Joy and Hoory fullor formed 9 co- partuorsbip under tho namo of the Chicago Ice Company, Joy's futerest boing held in the namo of Laura A. Smith, wife of James 2, Smith, Jr, ia nepliow. u The! bill thon states the facts already made known intho former suit, of Joy's mterest in and kindness to Smith, Js,, and the assistance elven him, Smith, Jr. it is claimed, was om- played on a salary, ho being ineolvont until 1864, whow bo obtained bis dissbargo from bankruptoy end Habilittes nmounting to over $50.00, In 3 HGS the Ico Company sold to H. H. Bryant 20,000 of property, and recolyed in payment 4 largo amount of real ovtate, being Lota and 3 in Lote 7 and 8 in Wright & Samucr's Subdivision pf Lots 2 and 3, Blosk 1, fractional Sco. 15, addition, on Michigan avenuc, with tho alley in the rene, = Aino, Loin 2, 3, 4, 22, 29, 24, 25, 90, 91, 52, 33, 30, 97, 38, 39, 47, 48 4¥, G0, 51. 52, 63, Bf, U5, GU, 67, 08, 73 to 80, 95, U7, 99, 100, 107, 108, 109, 119, 120, 121, and 123 In Whitobead'y Hubdivision of Block 28 in Neo. 7, 30, 14. ‘Tho title of one-half of this was held by Mrs. Senith In trust for Joy, the other half being held by Puller in his own right. In Octobor, 1883, 8 partition was mado, Mrs. Smith taking Lot 2 of Lota 7 and 8 in Lots 2 and 5 in Dtock 1, fractional Sec. 15, addition, and 1lso Lote 47 to 52, G3 to G3, 76 to 80, 96, 07, 19, 100, 119, 120, 121, and 122 of Block 23 in tho Ca- Ba ca Subetivilog of See, 7, 39, 14, aud fallor talking the remainder, a "March 18Cs, Mre, Smith sold Lot 2, in Corvor's Additionin Wright & Shorman's Subdi- vision mentioned above, to Matthew Latlin for £6,000, tho prico being paid in land, boing a lot feat frovton Michigan avenno, In Octo- der, 1865, Mra. Smith and hor busband sold tho 4 of this lot for $2,500 to J, L, Stephens, ho paying for it by building o house on the remain- ing 2o feet, whioh is kuuwn as No. 510 Michigaa avenue. ‘his has eines been occupied by Suith, Tr., and wife, av their reeldenco. In Soptember, (865, Lot 60, sn Whitchead’s Subdivision, was sold to B. RB. Porklus for $425, and in 2868, Lots 47, 48, 49, G1, and. 62 were conyoyed to Francia Waluh for 22,250, warranty decda bolng iven in alcawes. Alr. Joy diod about tho same imo, afters Ieng sickness, which seriouely af- fected ine mental capacitios. ‘The remainder of the property was, in April, 1972, conmigned by quit-claim deod to L. C, P. Freer, for $1, and he Immediutely reconveyed it for tho saine consideration to James 2. Sinith, Jr, Mrs, Smith, [t is alleged, has never been posecased vf ineans t2 buy tho property abova- mentioned hervolf, and compiainianta cull atton- to tho fact that nearly all the proporty now own- ed by Hmith, Jr,, aud wifo.nas unco owned by Joy, and for this large amount of poporty, werth 100,000, thoy uro uvable to find when, whoro, and to whom Btls Jr, or wifé paid a dollar fortho property thoy hold. Complain- nots algo allogo that Smith, Jr, and wifo havo frauidalenthy convoalcd tho trust under which thoy held the progerty witn Joy, 80 thut they have been unable until within the past yecr to learn anything of the faote. boy therae Tore ask that Omith, Jr, and wife may ba com- Felled to xecount for all the Jaud nbove-meon- toned cr tho pzoceeds of any enicy, that tho trust may La estublishod, aud that the defend- ants bo declared ta be trustees of the proporty for theis*buueilt, Nob pRoTHENS, Tho defaulting grocers, Roo Lrothers, havo aucuecdcd iv imaking o settlement with thoir urediters ou their own terms, Yeutorday after- noon, @ composition mooting, as it is calla, of tho. credituis was bold undor tho amend od baukrupt Jaw, at the Rogistor's uflco, where tho bankrupts offer wag mado, nid a livaly timo was had among the iifty or more croditors proeant. Toe Bruthoru, it Will be remombored—and with foodings of norrow by sumo—wore wholesale grocers on Wabash avenue, who deeampod botweon two anys, loaving debts to the amount of nonrly 240,000, with only about £20,000 of nerote, con sisting of their stock instore, A large numbor of attachment suite followed when tho excapo wat learned, aud ina short time the creditora met and choso E. J, Warner, of Spraguo, Warner & 3 FD. Gray, of Grav Brothors: J. M. Chap- anan, roprosonting Woods, Weoks & Co., of Bal- fimore; aud a Aly. Adaina,—who were orized. to tuo all uocessary staps toward invostigatiay tho affairs of ‘tho abaconding firm, and to collect aa much as peamble ont of tbo aeaais, Attornoys and detoctives wero engaged, but thoir labora wore fruitless, Tho debtors had croused over to tho Queen's domin- joow iy Ceuada, and their doings hora wero not of such s character as could briug thom within tho extradition troaty. ‘The only romedy was in bankruptcy, and pro- eceding wero commenced by about thirty of tho breditora. J. M1, Chapman wasjolectod Assignee, who selaod al! the assets he could Gud, and con- yorted them into cath, realizing about $28,000, This wes only @ drop, as it would uot givo a givi- dend of moro than 10 par cont, Buta dubious rsy of light camo about six wooka ago in tho ahapo of a proposition to com- Promigo, aud an order waa — entered for a composition mocting, Tnqutries woo made then na totho orlgin of tho offer, otc. ; some said that the Itso Brotuors, or ono of thom, wore {u.town, others that the proporition was sccond-hand. ‘he offer, as made yestor- day through the Roo Brothers’ attorney, W, W. Porting, was thatif the creditors wand hold » compouition niceting they would give $27,600 toward tholr dobls, whiolk, with the €23,000 realized froma ealoof tho assets loro, would enable the Ansigues to doclaro a dividend of 24 or cent cash. ‘Tho creditors held a miet- ng accordiugly yoeterday, whon, aftor youtilal- Ing their viows, and find!ng that tho option was offered olther to compoutid for 24 cents or fightit out snd get 10 conts on thedol. lar, they naturally camo to tho conolusionto tako all they could got, and not make a bad mat atts sored, ans scinposition offer was Lint: foro accopted, ant © bankruptcy proceedings will probably be soon closcd, poe f i fate ane yn, For. asd ‘ 6 complat 080 glyon yestordsy mornin: of the fraud practiced bya ad or nalnod Hive DB. Metcalf to obtain a divorce for hisollcut, Mrs. Lavinia if, Fox, from her husband Ohartea Fox, bore immediate fruit, A motion was mado be: foro Judge Moore yesterday morning fora rule ou Metcalf, and tho Judge caused the follominy ordor to bo outereds And now on this day {t fe orfered ty th Hiram Uy Metcalf, au alloruey of tls’ counts es wont bo ia bereby, required to show causo, on tho comlag in ‘ud opeuiug of court wi 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn. b 10, why be suould not be suspended fey ep ry a efault jh (ue. callse of Lavinia Yor ven at there had boou us ‘Ux Ye, oar Of aid summons on the dofeudaut tn sald A copy wae mado and given to adoputy to ae but detcalt had apparently: saupectes that trouble’ was brewing, and could not bo found. He no doubt took advantage of the low yates by rail to fll away to aome climo whore tying news duure operate will not rudely disturb his Wao Dip InP. an fee sult Apelnay Thomas Wall, Supervisor of ry fora of Wont, Chicago, brought by the Jus- sices: efore the Superior Court for mialfoasauce iB the illegal Peyiog of sovoral thousand dotiars ve dona Unda, it Ww. eaterday discovered that seaennh tree, ortho author of the MILL You SFECIriIC Penronwanc: Henry Wiiuor filed a Ul Hy Central italltond Comp oa deat is Moola WO. O. 2, be 8. Ayer, Loins Moo, J. 8, Waiets, and-A ie gies - peojlla perfoi 5 Mites tanh hae 1860 oan” Sopaiuaat miado an sgrcoment with Lernt Noo who ou fled te tho ayent forthe Nallroad Com- te Oe R $0 purchase 800 actes 14 Twohundred dollare were pald down, and abou; 80, 87, 14, for 628 an acre etx months after complainant wont to Moo and offered the romatnder of tha purchanesmonoy, hut the latter sefueed to nsll for tos than @Z0 an acre, ‘This complainant thinks tn too much of a riso, and he therefore filed a tlll to compel the Company to spocifcally parform its promive, ee TH CROBNY MIVONCE CARE, In tho divores sult of Crosby vs. Crosby, bo- gun about elghicen mouths ago, agaluet Atbert Croany by his furmer wifo tor divorce, oxeeptions were filed to somozof the allegations of the bill on the ground of their impertionnco or irre‘ ovarey, aud wore argued abunt tivo weeks ago. Youtorday Judge Farwell entered an order suse taining tho excoptions, and giving leave to amend, Irrsis, 3 Fudgo Diodgott will cali to-day to No. 200 on his calcndar, G. W. Campholl was appointed Provisional As- signoo of Oliver Lippincott. = bivon Julia F, Noward complains that her husband, Wilham H. Howard, has been for tho past tia yenis in the babit of drivking to such a degreo that ho has tho jim-jums, aud who thorofore wants to bo rid of bin, UNITED STATES COURTS. Thomas B, Jacobs fled a till against Jamos I. Ely, 'Tax-Collector for thy Town of Hydo Park, and the Cornell Wate Company, to provent tho colloction of taxcaon the capital stock of tho Uompauy, ‘The same complainant alao filod a tloitiur bill against Gcorge Vou dfollen aud tho ‘Foutonia Life-Insurance Company, to restrain tho sollecrlare of taxes on tho Compnny'a stock and frauchiao, EA, Ford bogan a rit for $5,000 against George Af. Wheolor and Jotin Clark. BUPERION CuURT IN NNT, Dennis M. aud Edward E, Swing sued J. T. Mevord for 1,000, Alexander Shaw began p euit for 26,000 against EL AW. Smith and Nowh 1’. Warrison. Conrad Seipp commenced an action agatnet Jobn Koller to reouver £4,000, emout counr, Goorge Otasobrook aud Thomas Love began a suit for $2,000 sgainat tho City of Chicago, J, C. Dunlevy tiled a bill against Janies Caro- lin and George Scoviilo to restrain tho latter from soiling Blocks 4, 6, 6,% and Sin Curo- hu'a Subdivision of tho W. 37 of tho S.E. Uf of See, 25,98, 14 under a trust-deed for £87,600, made July 26, 1872. Complainant atates that ho bought the land troo from all in- cumbranco, but hag since learned that there ia duo for taxcs nnd epeeial asuesemouta about $2,818.12, which lis grantor refnsos to pay. THs COUNTY COUNT, Grant of administration was issued to Anna Moroyand Edwaril Wl, Pitkin in tho eatate of fas Motey, deceaued, under au approved bond. of 89,000, s In tho matter of Androw Potter, an insolvont dobtor, schedulo approved aud dablor discharged, all tho property nghedulod pein oxumpt. In tho niatter of tho contested election caso of Kirk ys. Corcoran, an Sppeal proved by contest- ant to tho Circuit Cout, and allowed on illing bond in 500 during the term, CHISHNAL count. James Johnson pleaded guilty to larcony, and tho sentonco was suspended, Williain VPorry, alins Langley, pleaded guilty to the Iereeny of fur collats from J. A. Scott & Co., aud was sentenced to two weeke’ couilne- ment in the County Jail. ; William Wilson, indicted Jointly with Porry, was discharged. ‘The Ada Street Church quo warranto caso was. postponcd, by request of tao attorneys, till the AGth tust, ‘Thero being nothing farther on the docket, the Judgo discharged the fury for the vorni, A new jury will bo impancted Monday morning to sorvo during tho lant balf of the term. ‘Tho Graud Jury {6 oxpected to make their rdturns to- day, aud show what they ayo boon doing for tho past two weoks, "THE CALL MONDAY. Jupax Bronvztr—To 220, Juvox Gany—133 to 187, 140 to 154, Juvar Jaucson—b3, 60, 61,63 to 78, 75, 76, WOLS. 79 to $2. Jupun Moonr—23!/, 2817, 56. dupur Hoorns—18y, 225 to 252, OOTH—176 to 295, Juvex Turc—13i to 115. % JUDGMENTs. Usnxp States Onctit Counr—Jvpor Broporrr Thomas it, Harrison ve. D.W. Sutherland $ verdict 3, and motion for new trial, Su: ort Count—Conrrssions—H, 11, Patrick Ruler, $134,05,—A.,Sinith vs, We $141,89,—LEmil Homer va. David Werthon, 41; Jovan Gaur—J, French, $100.84, Houncnache hufeldt ya, i, Us, Knowles ct al, ve, Cuar ex G, Abram French of al, va. Morris 8 —0, 0, bol, ve, Harriaon O, Walker, $11. 3, Cook va, rd if, Parker and Ettio . Tilton, $/L43—Jacob Lauer va. E. C. Gloaver, $31.75, Jupar 'aMeson—Alfreil, Chandler vs, Ludwigh Mrk; vordict $10., aud totion for new trial, Cincurr Covat—Currrssiona—Goorge Coombn va, Jobn Ucofaten, A, O. Hansen, Gilbert Olsen, cud Jolin Luvdin, $108, : Junge. NoGris—Willlam Drhucke ys, Henry Spear, Iry T. M, Bradioy, Michael Keeley, aud Mictivol Kore wit; verdict $33, ond motion for new trialed. B, Tarcott vs. Pombo Culombo, §-50,—Martha well va, James 1, Tuthill; verdict, 242, Pa ‘fnee—P, Sabouruist ya, Sheldon Leavitt, POMEROY, Me Geta Back the Monvy with Which £0 ‘fried to Eriko Yori Speewal Dispatch to The Chicano Tribune, TorxxA, Knn., March 12.—Tho famotis aeven- thousand-dollar packago of greonbacks, which figured go prominontly in tho York-Pomeroy ox- posure, tio yoars ago last January, and which has sineo boon a constant boue of conteusion, was finally disposed of to-day, tha Attornoy- Gouoral having decidod that the State bad no right or title to the monoy, and, tho several togal actions pending for the recovery of the same baving beon dismissed, the custodian turned it overta Pomeroy, paying out of it tho costs incurred in the prosecution of the brlbory-sult against him, amounting to about 89,000.” It In. undorstood thistia to aud the wholo matter, and that the criminal sult pouding againat Pomeroy, will bo promptly dismiseod at the noxt altting of tho Court. ——-—-____. LOWER MISSISSIPPI FLOODS, New Onuxans, March 12.—fho Times says Biato Kngincer Thompson returned to tho olty last night from an extended tour along tho Unpor coaut, aud reporta that at tho Iickey and Whitecastio lovecs thore is imminent danger of Orevassaa, aud that the wator-proof new leveo lias Dogun to cavo in forn distanoo of nonely gud ‘foot. At Omoxs and Alillikeu's Bend tho lovoos aro in dangor of broaking away, aud at dho Bonnet Carro crovausa water is run- ning to the depth of 8 foot, whilo a yolume 2 foot deop is pouring through tho Alor= ganze break, Geu. Thompsou ways that thero uced be no foar of a genoral flood below tho mouth of tho Red Iver as long as the Bouuar Cerro and Morganza crevasses romain open, but that above these points sonic levecs sta bound 4o give way undor tho proasuro of high wator, ‘Tho work of construction on 1,000,000 cubic yards of now loveou, as ordered by tho Leveo Company, 18 noarly completod, but falls far short of the awount of ‘rocoustruction actually neces. wary. ——______ MINNESOTA TURF ITEMS, Sveelat Dievateh to The Chicago Tribune, ~8r Paut, Min, March 12—Tha Stillwator, Mankato, and St. Paul Driving Park Clubs, by conunittey, agrood to-day upon racea at Mankote Juno 1 and 10; Stillwater, Juno 29, 23, and 2, and St. Pant, June 30, July 1 and 2." Pureos amounting to 24,000 will bo glyon at Mankato snd BStillator, aud amounting to 8,000 at St, Voul, Kutrios clove with tho 144, Record at ono pince no bar for the aucceodiug. ‘Fhe principal ieee will bo for trotting, Dut each Auaociation to glyo one good purao for running, —— {RREGULAR PORK. New Onteans, March 12.—The Provision Corm- mitteo of tho Merchants! Exchange dealdod that 500 barrels of MacQuoon pork wos irregular in cut, branding, and packing, and uot in accord. ance with the Loulsvilio Convention standard, The Price Current says: ‘Wo call the atten- tion of tho morchants to the prompt action of tho Exchange jn this matter, ‘Tho courao of the Comtitteo mect general supeaval, audia an fudication of thelr future action on any recur. Fence of Buch evont, witch shinpors to New Or. Joana would do well to bear in mind.” — Doge in Miasourt, A farmer in Missourl has mado & calculation about doga which may set the Grangers of the Btato to thinking, Ho eaya that tn thirty-two cottaties 10,002 sheep have beon kitlod by doga, Allowing two doge for each familly, which Is roally Ices than tha actual number, ho eatie mates the nuniber of dogs in them to be 463,- O00, ‘no amount of food necessary to kowp a falrsixed dog will koop one hog in a suriving condition, which, at tho oud of twelve mouths, will woigh 200 poundy. If this food went to the hogy 1¢ would make (for the wholo number of dogs) 92,000,000 poxuda of pork, ‘This would load 4,400 cars—10 tony to tho car sand bo worth, at 6 conts por pound, $4,620,000, nearly twice the yaluo of all the school-houses in the State, auc more than twice tho amoant uscd by the Biate for school purpoeew., ‘ CIVIL RIGHTS AND WRONGS. Two Tremont Restaurant Colored Wait- ers Ask for Supper at the 8t. Elmo, ‘ Their Colored Confreres Refuse to Wait on Them. Commlsstoner Moyne for Thoy Apply to 9 Justice. Mr, Gouoh Digohargos tho Boys for Thoir Conduct, A Sensiblo Viow of tho Law by a Richmond Paper. THE FIRST CHICAGO CASE, TESTING THE BT. ELsto. Tho first caso undor tho vow Civil-Rights bill was instituted yosterday morning bofore United States Conmlusionor Hoyno, by Taylor T. Ham- ilton and ‘Thomas Johnson, two American citi- zona of Africau descont, who alloged that thoy had beon agerieved by tho fnilure of Mesars. Whyland & Vous, of the St. Mimo rostaurant, to anawer their demands for supper at 8 lato hour Thursday evening. hoy stated to tho Commuesioner that thoy had entored tho §t Elmo in company with threo frlonds of the aamo complexion, and had taken scata ut atable for aupper. After perusing tho bill-of-faro, they ordorad their ouorn, ‘otc. but somchow failed to attract the attention of tho walters; which, to them, was oe strango Procociling, especially since tho law ratd that they contd bo served, A vigorous thumping upon tha tablo elicited tho attention of tho night-watch- man only, who, for some rearon, failed to com- preheud his duty, or at loast to givo then any attention, Enduring for » while thoso fnoulis and slights, which are common to inhabitants of restaurants, thoy quit the estab- Nshment, bit returned the next morning to Keo if they conld then get justice. Failing to ob- tain entisfaction, they went to tind redress In tho Inw whitch bad made them the equals of the rent of mankind. After hstenng to thelr tales of woo, COMMIBEIONER NOTNE olitely informed them that ho was not as yet In possewaion of scopy of tho law, except what nd been publishod in the daily press, aud he did not focl warranted in seting thereupon. Tho complainants replied that thoy wero walters at tho Uremout House restaurant, and bad been ad- viced by Mr, James Couch to tako the steps thoy had, ‘They understcod that’ tho indignity they had suffered was under tho law worth just €5i, and nulhing lces would satisfy tem. Mr. Hoyno ropliod that he won a little nliort of change just thon, and that thoy bad better call again, which they agreed to do. A reporter, hearing of the circumstances early Yeeterday moruing, waited upon Mexara, WUYLAND & Fost, to got their voraion of the troubles, “Charllo" Whylond was found in business trim. Aftor an introductory converse, he said that he knew Hamilton ond Johuren, and that they had at one time been in his employ, and that they tore dis- charged for eome sort of misdemeanor, Ho was not inthe restaurant whon thoy applied fora moal, and personally knew nothing of tho treatment they received. Hoe had nover instructed his holp one way or the other since tho passage of the Civil-Rights bill, but they had all told him that they would not wait upon colored people apply- ing for meats. is head waiter had told him thnt five colored men catno into the restaurant Into Baturday ovening avd asked for suppor. 'Thoy wero not directly refined, but no one would wait upon them, When informod, for the first time, that complaint had been mado against him, bS prononnced tho affulr an attempt at “blackmail,” first, for tho roason that, if tho partics wero at work at the Tromont ros- taurant, they would naturally take their meals there; secondly, that tho patties had_ enmity agaiunt hit becatas bho bad discharged them, ete. ; aud thirdly, because they wore lot, vilo, deaperate characters, aud liable to resort to any means to turn a dishonest ponny, NR. JAMEN CoueH, of tho Tremont House, wan nost eeon. to lad hoard nothing of the proceedings, and did not know either of tho partics uamod, and coure- quently had not advised thom in the matter, If ho had known of the af- falr, imatcad of advising thom to prono- cuto Mosurs. Whvland «& Foss, ho wonld havo ordered them kicked from his house, He would not tolerate such charactors for & mo- ment, aud would order thoir dieiafasal at once, ‘THE KEAD-WAITER of the Trement restaurant wan then vieited, Ifo had ench men in his employ, but had no intima- tion that they Lind been acting aa they bad, ‘They wero out at.tho timo, but he would give them a tatking to, {f not their discharge, as suon as ho saw thom. 3 Dropping this lino of inquiry, tho reporter commenced quostioning the GENERAL REPUTATION of Hamilton and Johnson, ‘tho former was found to bo 8 bad oliaractor, who had beou mix- od up in-sundry serapes, and tho principal in tho attempt at tho butchery of the hond-waitor at tho Grand Pacific Lotol Inet summer. Io was accused of carrying arms, and his gonoral repu- tation was that ho was disordorly and abusive, and always endoayoring toincito rebellion amoug lis follow-watters and associates, Of Johnson but litclo was said, and nothing tn hie favor. ‘Tho iat that he asaociated with Hnmilton was taken 86 conclusive proof that ie was no batter than ho was, and that his golng, to Whyland & Yona’ was siuply an atrompt at lackmall. ‘ho action of Hamilton and Johnson has mado to vacancies {fu tho waltor-corps of tho ‘I're- mont restaurant, ‘Lhoy wero both discharged jast ovoning, Commissionor Moyne will hoar and dispose of tho caso, uo far as hin authority guos, Monday at 2 o'clock. ‘The two colored mon ony that thoy ever told Commissioner Hoyne Mr. Couch advived thom to 80 the Kt, Limo, and say thoy dropped tu of thelr own notion to gat somothing to cat. . ANOTHER, Following the action of Haniflton and Jobn- son, a colored mau, name unkuown, yestorday applied at the ‘Tivoli bar ror & glass of boor, jelng rofuscd, ho raised o howl, and reported the imaginary outrago at headquarters, No notioa way takon of tho report, however, from the fact that tho Clvil-Itghta bill does uot cover } trafic in spirituous drinks, Tho bili is likely to load to conaldorabls trouble among tho Teataurants of the olty. No One scams inolined to disobey tho Inw, but at tho samo time few caro to comply with its provisions, for tho reason that it wonld infure thotr business, They do not ob- Joct to accommodating colorod mon, but think thoy ought to Lave the privitego of waying haw. AI’ were found united in purpose, how- oyor, While they would serve colored applicants at tables set aside for thom, thoy would epare no pains to ako thoir accommodations as mean na possible, One prominent proprietor said that colored people qoming to hie place might rel upe on one thing: that if ho hod any tough beet, rancid buttor, or stule broad, it would bo served thom withont stint, 2 It is stated that at ono timo and anothor a numbor of colored men have boon fn Whylaud's employ, and have boon dismisacd by him, end that they now proposo to take tholr Tevonge in shia lugonious and legal fantion, —5———. A SOUTHERN OPINION, TUR CIVIL-MGUTS BILL IN VIDGINIA, Tho Wichmond (Ya) Lispatoh doos not think shore fs any nooessity, for making » commotion Over the Civil-eRighta bill, such autho Whig ts trylng to do, and regarda tho Jaw as of Ilttlo con- wequence one way or the other, It uays: It will be sosn thas tho bill touches only, first, hotels; secondly, public conveyances; thirdly, Placos of amusement; and fourtlily, juries, A moro utrlugont law ig upon tho slatute-book of Now York, but haa never beou ouforced. No- groes must be aduuitted to inns, but they may be Jodged wherevor the Jaudiord chooxes, and, if thoy dislike thelr quarters aud suo tor damages, they wilt not be ablo to dud onsily a jury that will give them anything. Bosides, there aro people to disposo of such negroog without calling — upou hotel-propriotors to kick them out, and without any worgs or un- derstanding with euch proprietors, or “aiding or inciting "them in any way. Observe, there van bono offeise againat thu law uuloss the party offending cither himuolf denice some of these ‘advantages,’ cte., bo pegrocs, or else aball ‘aid’ or ‘inolte*eome ono else who does a6 deny chem. ‘The landlord won't dovy them, aud the boys who kick the darkeys won't say a word to the landlord 00 the wubjeot. ‘They will nob! ald' or * incite! anybody to deny thet Iifchen.’ Sieh prose not amount to much, letter within a year. “An ta public convoyaticen, neproon alrofdy enjoy them facilitics ea much ond wa futly aa whites, “Anto places of nmasement, wo approhend no trouble. Lestor Wallac, of Now York, waa sued by toveral negroca of that city Hoon after the Civil-Rights Inw of New York ‘waa passed, but he anawered that he did not oxclude thom from ifs theatre on accouut of race, color, or previous condition of servitude, Ths negroen’ coutivel anked the Jndgo to make Wallack swear to his unawer, Wallack’s couusel objected that todo so would make him inculpate himaelf if. guilty, and uo man could Le onmpciled to testify agatint himecl{, Aed so the Judge ruled. And there havo been no euch suits since, that we have heard of. “The eectlon as to Jurors in already a doad letter. ‘hore cau be nobody who wil have tho night to prosouute under such a jaw, ‘Thoro aro 6,000 negro mem in Richmond. Whieh of thom will have this right? No cular one, aud therefore none, De tho negroes could get nothing under this nec! Tho prosecution 14 hound to he on the part of the Government, and nono of tho monoy gocs to the nogroen oranybody elxc, Bo this section is already nullity here in Virginia, whoro negroes aro euninonod whenever thoy are necded or wanted. ‘There aro 7,030 white men in Richinund. Only a fow dozen of therm aro yer suznmoned at any court, and of courso the other G,Y0U will have the same right to prosecute Judge Gulgon or Berzt. Cook that the negroes may have, Tho Judga andthe Sergeant can summon only ono tp a hundred, and sll that aro omitted, white and Diack, are ou the samo footing, Indcod, none of thom know but thoy may bo summoned the next month or the next year. ‘The law doea not re- quire any patticular man, white or black, to bo summoned this taouth or this year, If it did, at would be absurd." * mit will almply ‘olsro do fonn and macht sults will ‘The baw will bo a dead —_-+—__ TEST CASES AT THE SOUTH, IN MONTGOMERY, ALA. Montaomeny, Ala., March 12.—Several negroes applicd ut tho ticket office of the theatre fant night to purchaso tickets of admission to the parquetto, ton minstrol performance, ant were refused. Afterwards Deputy United States Mar- shat Randolph arrested the proprictor of tho troupe, upon the complaint of the four negroes, for a violation of the Civil-Rights law, and ho gave his bond of $600 for liis appearance to-day before s United States Commineioner, Tire no» groea Who made the application are well-known politicians, and two of tuem wero defeated for county ofllces at the last election, — LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, TNE NCMONENATION OF ANcaltects. To the Hittor of The Chicago Trisunes Cutcaoo, March 12.—Whenever the city or county authorities try to atir up the Court-HHouso question, I notice that the discussion is always concentrated upon the compensation of the architect or architects to be employed. As this 1s tho first part of tho business lo bo done, and tho first expense to be incurred, the dissussion of italways gives au opportunity to thoso who want to gain acheap reputation for economy, without rogard to a proper utidorstanding of the qualifications required of an arclutect, the extent of tho Inbor to be performed by him, and its attendant expense, and the valuo of properly-rendered services, Politicians cousider It a good occasion to make capital for themeelvee, when they can declaim agninst tho extruvagance of payiug architects 3, 4, and 5 per cent, while itis. fact that archite@ls of reputa- ton, who are not obliged to offer thoir plavs in competition for tho bare chanco of being one in adozen to, get a job, aro constantly receiving such remuneration in tholr private practice ; which commissions, now that materials and Jabor aro so cheap, aro, a8 regards the actual romunoration, ono-third less than they wero two years ago, Theso commissions yary scoording to tho amount of the elaboration and the intricacy of the bultding to bo erected, the lowest charge of 3 per cent being for stoichouses or fucturies, and the rate of 5 Per cent for divollings, Fuarsbes and the hke, You will pardon me, perhaps, for adding that tha prosa, actuated as T believe by a true public epirit, bas genorally fallen into tho samo error av tho politiciaus, and has habitually, since the propasod Court-House rebuilding’ waa first rosched, boen calling public attention to tho oxtravagant amounts which it is propowed 19 hay the architects, aud has suggested the pom. bility of # scheme for dividing up tho commissions with Aldermon or County Commissionora, Acknowtedging the groator influence of the prose upon public opinion ia these matters than the assertions of Aldormon aud Commissioners, I fear that ita tondency will bo to draw off the digcuesion from what I consider to.bo the vital poine in starting tho now Court-Houso, and that is the necessity of having an architect, or archi- tects, whe aro not only men of reapectability, uut above all suspicion of dishonosty or dinpu- uition to counive with nuy ono against the pub- No trenaury ; mon who aro free from all asrocia- tions or Interests which could inany way bias their judgment, and, abovoall, whoare not mixed up in tho affans of professional politiciaus, Theso qnailtios combined with tho requeite professional will are tho first ostontiala in whoover may bo tho Quurt-Houso architects. ‘l'ho position of an architect ou sucha building [Is one of powor sod trust. Any one acquainted with the Lainus thw of architectural prgehce in largo cittes mus} ‘be aware not only of the onportumtics for cor- rupt dealing, Lut of the direct temptations to Letray their fduclary relations to their clicuts, 80 often'thrawn before them. How much groater theso aro when a public building is to bo crected, Let mo ask, thorefore, is there not danger that" when supposed jhigh ratea of remunore ation oro decried, unsorupuloun architects may bo only too willing to reduco thoir rates, and thus hoodwink the public with a suggestion of econo- my to begin with? If there are {to bo corrupt combinations betwoon architecls and committoo- mou, tho alecountlig, of s commission of 4 per cout would bowsmall gamo indeed, and not by any meane a judiciaus mode of awinding the county, It is muob simpler to make specitiea- hhoua suxcoptibio of two interprotations, aud thus throw alt the contracta into the bands of those who are privately informed what interpretation will be exacted when tie work in oxccuted, This is an illustration of but one of the mothods of awindling which are possible. 1 do not offor theso omarks in connoction with the gontlemen who havo been propored as ar- chitects, but to show that the right men should bo fairly remunerated, aud that the expenditure of 4 por cont for architect's worvicen on auch a atructuro as it fs proposed to creat is of small momiout comparad with the danger of omploying those who, by reason of being uot tnirly ro- munorated, would be more likely to surrendor themselyos to tho temptations which must ine ovitavly surround. thot, and might indirectly counlye to ot their pay in some illogitimate manner, if not to commit wholesale robbery, Yory respectfully yours, 2B. Wisut, MORN ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED, To the Editor of The Chicago Tripune: Cutcaao, Maroh 12.—[ would suggeat through your columns the propricty of tho Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy Rallroad Compauy paying a little moro attention to the accommodation of the people of tho Weet Bide, especially those ro- siding south of Van Buron streot aud west of Avhland ayenuo, They havea station near iho corner of Western avonuc aud Lightoonth street, Whore all trains stop and whore passengers can get on, but, thero the accommodation —_coases. I went to tho station oxpocting to get a through ticket to Kansas City and my baggago obcoked, but no tickes could bo obtwined, and my Laggsge could ba checked no farther than Quincy. The waiting-room iu swuail and {noon- Xoulent, and has but eight soata in it, all told, ‘The agent doce bis weit at a deuk in one core ner, and, of coures, grumbles (as any one would it his chatr is taken fram bebind ble derk, wished to tolegraph ahead to my friondn at Galeaburg to meet moat the tral, but rofusod, ws the telegraph oltico was @ raile toad ‘oflice, and no commercial business was tone. What the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy allroad should do is to cutarge the wattiug-room, have a through and local Ucket olics, and have baggage checkod through, Also. put some decent seats in the waltlug-room, a wator-cooler, andautovo that will generates little beat. If the Railroad Company would do this it would greatly aecommodato the residents of the Weus Side, J. W. Jounsos. Mit, KARL, To the Kditor of The Chicaro Tribune? Ontcauo, March 12.—You would oblige the uns derslgned by giving space In your rauch-estecm- ed paper to the following oxplanations: My name having been mentioned 20 often in connod- tlon with the proposed new Court-Houso, I think it necessary to'atate my position aud views upon thts mattor to the respective authorities and to the publio in general. E do not deny that it was always my donlre to Layo tl of being appointed” ono of ane” Loner tects for the mew Court-Howae, bit at tho samo time J nlwayw told inv friends, home of them of high public standing, upon being asked by tuem as to what my views woro on thie matter, that I would accopt s nomina- Hon as architect only nnder tho condition that ono of the architects to be appointed slivuld bo of American nativity, notwithstanding 1 cons aidar inyself to be fust aa good an American citi ¥ou Bs Iny copattuor might be, J further told thom, and aseare you now, that, slould [bo Ap. pointed, I tntend’ to show my conetitnents atid the tax-payere of thia county in general that re- apectability and honesty in public affaira, aw woll a fo private bueinese, Lave not ecased sat to ox- jet, Finally, permit me to stato that, being ox- ceediogly opposed to belonging to « ring or clique, which las been referred to tn an editorial of to-day's Thnusz, I horewith declaro that I havo ovthing to do with, nor did [ know any- thing about, the rerolution which Commissioner Lonergan brought before tho County Board in their acesion of Wodnesday Just. Iam most ree speottully yours, Tux. Kants, Architect, ee MR. STOREY Four More Indictments Found Against fim. Three for Libel and One for an Obscono Publication. Tho Forhan ‘Case, Indictments aro falling tlick as January snow- flakes upow tho head of the person who edits tho Chicago Timed. ‘This time, however, ho ap- pears to have fallen foul of men not oyermuch inellned to practice the Christian virtue of for- bearauce,—a vory easy doctrine for those who aro not chiely concerned ins gross persoual ate tack, Chiof among the wratby victims of the Aimes' Sunday publication is that tall and im- poslng warrior, Gou, Lieb, who bag, as ho eays himself, borno bravely up under the insults of tho eheot referred tu for many yeata, but whose heart is now stoned to unrelenting bitteruces toward tho ratanic newspaper of the Northwest. Tho articlo of Sunday way too much for him, 80 Le went befure tho Grand Jury ‘Uburaday, avd succeeded in procuring an indictment against Mr. Storey for libel, Mo protuised that no forces of logiv, no perauasions of eloquence, and no Sinotnt of editorial rotraction could induce him to forego hiv war agsivet tho Fifth avenue or- gan, Yotlowing hotly on the track of Gen. Lieb came KAM ASILTON, . acitizen who has had moro wpace in the Times, in au uncomplimeutary sonne, thau any man in Chicago. Soveral montha ago, Samuci, as well as ‘fom Lonergan and N. K. Fairbank, succeed- ed in having indictments found for libelous pub- lication sgaiust Wilbur fF, storey, but Mr. Ashe tou sueerts that two of Mr, Storcy’s agents fol- lowed bim around town, aud, on promina of re- traction,—which wad made in 8 balf-learted imanner,—ho agreod to lo: tho firet iudictment ke by delault. ‘Tho rovewal of the war by tho Sunday Zimes, where ho was accused of boing corrupily coucerned in the Matthews Brown on the one part, and tho Knickerbocker Insurances Company of Chicago on the other, A now Methodist ohurch is to bo orscted ‘ims motliately iu Benton, near the Adams House, Thoodore Mille, of Vornon, an old and ea- teomed citizen of thia county, met wich & Rovere, if not fatal? accident afew days ago. Whilatin the shot-toner in Chicago attending to some busi- ‘nenn, ho fell through a hatchway, . Tho Rov, 8.8. Fink, the baloved pastor of tho First Haptist Church at Waukegan, ia now onjoy- an... NEW PUBLICATIONS. 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As the steigh- ing was magnificent on tha Desplaines iver, that highway contributed yomewanat to the plean- ures of the company, mostof whom camo jt cutters, and, of courso, went the farthest nay round to mako gure of thetr arrival. ‘That river jg frozen to the bottom, from Hivorside tu River Tae nein a Companion Beok uso Gita 1 YOU 4 johcol Baad Uy La Os temerncn es Rondiaetion of genie Afterward take up THE HOUR oF SINGING, CHOICE TRIOS, or THE SONG MONAROH. books aro for Trait Scroors and ACADESTER Thos Fark, and is the grandest line of elcighway in | THE NOUR OF RINGING (Slo beh. OC bere Cool County. Aftar much sleighing the momo PRA ea en ae 23 9f 4 voices bers gathered in Mr. Vanuatia's now hoso aud | are colon ine macy, Ib BUNG MOAAIC r rysonse, and THIS SUNG. 8 Fehearred in good wtylo the programma of enter. | Usett | hy ihe He Palmer. ogiated by 1 Ge talninent which it is’ proposed to give in tha tine | Parcel" new Presbyterian chiirch building that in we | (or Nike Senne. ebout completed. Amoug the gentlemen who took part wero A. It. Fitet, William Cartes Richard Nhodos, C. J, MoNoil, and P.M, Clark; of the Iadiow, Mises Lundy, Mivs Ida ifich, and Mrs, Curror, J. 18, McCliro was iu the chaie. jo next meoting is at tho resideuce of Mr, William Currer, Alt books sent, Dost-pald, for retall price, LYON & HEALY, Chicago, OLIVER DITSON & CO, CHAS, H, DITSON é CO, Raton, 711 Broadway, XN. ¥, ___RAILROA : 5 RIDE PANK, ape RAMUROAD TIME TA. 1 Ono of the largest tloighing parties of tho ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORE ‘OF RAIS Seaton coming into Hydo Park was tho excursion: erbaNastaw ai Thuraday evening of tha cadets of Mt. Vernon | eanietst tRonier eins TA aaen ct Satara Military Academy, Iueated at Morgan Park, ‘Two | Sundar atbiws, m,_¢ Dally, four-Lorso teats, wif capacious sleigha, drove CHICAGO & NORT! Into town, bringing forty of tue eadete fu full | riket ofwentd ctarens Coe I TON, aay uniform, with guns and side-arma. Repairing ahcstearner Mt sand atthe depota, fo Flood's Hall, the young soldier boys went | through the drill, and aftorwsards pattook of some rofreshment. ‘The visit waa cutiroly une expected, so that fow of the romdents of Iyde Park were presont. Among tho number, have ever, was tho Nev, Dr. Johnson, who mado a pleasant speccl: to tue cadets, Atan early hour wey, took to their #loighs and went gaily home. ward, Toure. Arrive, mee ae ere. REVIVAL AT LOUISVILLE, Lorravints, Ky. March 12.—Mesars. Whittle and Isties, tho Evangelists, closed the Gospel mecting last night, after the most snevems{tl season of roligions revival, lasting about five weeks. The preachors aro making groat eser- Hons to convert all ths sluners in this cliy, and will hold s revival mecting for an unlimited period in all the vangeliatte churehos, "& WALKING ADVERTISEMENT. “a—Nepat enener at Wells and $—Dopat corner of Cant Inriee and Kiosio-ste, MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILANAD, Font of larke-stae and Fort af Tieentyoserondcet At Clarkeat.g snutheast corner ef itantolvin, rremant Howe. Depot, Tir Kets? and 3s L: deate. | ‘Malt (via mato lize)... Day Express, ‘ Lisestosy 8rnixas, 8, 0, Dn. R. V. Prencr. Buffalo, N. ¥.: Dean Sta; Lama walking advertisement for your Golden Medical Discovery, Putative Tete iets, and Dr. Sago’s Catarrh Remedy, they having cured mo of catarth of nive years’ stonding, which was go bad that it disfigured mynogo, on whilo curing it, your inedicines also cured mo of ‘nd Sunday Exe RAILROAD. (Henan, Kunias city aud Denver Short Line, via Loutels wane, Sa., CHICAGO & ALTON ant Chicny Springheldy alton and S. Lavt aurhina in ite worst and most agzravated form. | “Thrmwyh Lint, tinton here Wee Ride eae ete ene Before using your mudicines [had Lecome ro- bridge. het Usicess AL Depot, anc 124 Kandotph duced in fier trom155 to 115 pounds, and I now weigh 162 pounds, aud om in better beatth than 1 havo enjoyed for twenty years, Hospitat lot.—a very old atory,—and also of having had dishonest dealings witha certatn fur- nishiug Louse which was to eupply the county with furniture, hus proved to mucy for his peace of injud. Su, forgetting the intricacies of the law, and the great fame for which he is maiuly ine debted to the spirited notices of Mr. Storey, Mr. Asliton also went before tne Grand Jury, and, in a loud voice, demanded justice. fe had been patient toaiang, ho said, and now veugeance deep and dire should fall upou the head of tho old man iniquitous who bad so bedaubed his charac- ter in the public eve, BSomoof tho Grand Jurors hinted that Mr, Ashton had been racillating in his dealings with the Times, Whatwas the use, thoy urged, of finding indictinenta whon nobody seem- ed willing to follow them up? lt was mere child's play. Mr, Asbton said that the lock of Gibraltar was not firtaor on its bave than was the resolution rooted [nu his heart of hearts to follow up bis cditorial onemy if it took to bis dying day; aud that, dylog, be should bequeatn the holy war to his children, with s provision in bis will that, if over they “lot up" on Sir, Btoroy, they were to bo disinherited, cut vif with anixpouce, aud otherwise mado the recipionta of a defonct father’s wrath, ‘Two indictmonts were finally granted against Mr. Btoroy, on condition the$ Mr. Samuel Ash- ton did not again falter in the path of public duty and yleld to tho voice of the tempter who whispered, retraction in his ear, Samuel ro- marked that, on tho Inst occasion, the propiletor of tho Times promised most faithfully that the name of the ex-County Commissioner ehould never again appear in the columna of that paper unless ina complimentary senso. Yot, how shamefully had tia treaty been violated, No, by the blood of all the Ashton's, the tattle cry of their eon should be, “No surrender! War to tho kufol" ‘The Grund Jury, as a matter of curiority, noxt went for FRANO b, WILKIE, of the Times, aud questioned that gentleman relative to the Fenpoue bility inthe office ne re- rarded the writing of tho obnoxious article. Mr. Wilkie frankly confessed that he hed written some of it bimeelf, but it was uuder tho orders of Mr. Btoroy. ‘I'he Istter had, indeed, read over tho cutire production, passed upon, it aud al- Jowed its publication. Consoquentlv, Mr. Btorey's eyes Woro perfectly wide-awake as, to what was going itt when the Ilbel was tttored. Tho Asuton indictments did not end the mis. fortunes of the Times yerterdsy. The Grand Jury, under the common law, found ATILL ANOTHER INDICTMENT. ageinst tho paper, for obscope publication, The statutory law did not quite cover the case, but dr. Reed madon case by qualing tho unwritten jurisprudence of the nation, Tho obscenity par- Uoularly aimed at was the disgusting aud beastly story of the orgica of s pack of lintmuan beaste of both sexes, in a certain infamous hones on Fourth avonue, which appoared in tho last Sab- bath number of the Times. AND YET sone, And now, to wind up, it is stated, on what would appear to bo good authority, that Judgo Blodgett, Judge Wilhams, aud Charles HH. Rood aro also poling bofore the Grand Jury to havo Mr. Storoy still moro indicted for the libols against them. Thus tha prospects for the peace of this newspaper proprictor appear to grow darker, i ‘Tum perir suny, Tho follawing communication from the jury. mon whu acquitted Father Forlan, iu tho Criui- nal Court, ozplaina itsolf : ‘The jury iuthe caso of Father Forhan, in view of the fala statemente as to our action tn the case pub shed in the Chicago Times, deetm ita simpls act of Justico to Judge Wilisina and ourselvea to aay our vor- Vict was not iu the leant adectod by the ruling of Judge Williams during the trial, ¢ The ouly polut we passed upon was ibis: Under ine atructions from Judge Willian, afler the tria}, and boe fore we rtired to make up our verdict, he inatructed fs this, ¢4e found the prosecution ’had failed in 1 so whom the property Leluuged, then we ‘quit tha defendant, Wo were all in accord, at ouce, that the ownersbip of properly was uot yrovdd, ‘and on thiv polut based our verdict 3 Wa. Warman, Foreman, Fuh GQ. Dnoogs, 1b Dy EW! Hernmcn Sxzonpoxe, Y, SLocuM, Wat, ‘Soran, J.D, Conny, EL Maasnve, u,b, Younu, Geonum Waitat - — SUBURBAN NEWS. WAUKEGAN, At the opening of the court yeaterday, (Judge Secates having concluded bia addregu to the jury at8p.m, Lhuraday wight), Judge Murphy in- atructod the. jury in ro Olney ve. Docker and Pooplo, in a brief, pointed, and uubisesod charge, in which bo clearly oxplained the quos- tlon of law involvedin the case, and lald down intetligibly to the most obtusa understanding tho dutiew of the jurors In fiuding a yerdict. Mrs, Judge Williams {6 staying with the Judge at tha Waukegan House, Thoy will epond-Sun- day ia Milwaukee. A portion of tho coiling iu the oxtowporlzod Court-lousa foll youterday morning, breaking through the floor and scaring some of tho audience budy, Durticld vs, Hinckloy, an action to rocover roporty sclaod by & constable, Vaboo and Wi ising for ploiutif, and Janca 3. Welch defoud was = temporarily by the Court ruliug tuat the goods bo returned ‘Tuesday aud bond tiled. ‘The chaucery suit of E, Auiclia Bradley va. Benjamin 8. Poaso, and Henry Woila book a change of yenue to Cook County, In ye David 8. Ely va. fugh Manuoy, garulsheo of John Nawdon, judgment was fren againet garnishee. ‘the wholo of the afternoon was devoted to a tedious ‘case of recovery from au insurance oiltce. The artios in the ault are Cornelius MoUinnia for The use of Arthur B, Mocker, and Willem 8. dlinowod of Yours truly, Ks : J. 1, Lusspes, ‘The above is but a fair sample of hundreds of fired’ lettors which are rocetved by Dr. Pierce, and in Lacon, Washington Ex. the face of kuch ovidence who can longer doubt | Jullet& Dent Acoumaodatio that the Doctor's madicinoacuro tho,wurat cases of Chrouie Catarrh, The Grent Favorite with the Ladies, Willam Torssth Bynum & Son, drugeisia, of CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. 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Aftomoan a2 Hroning ate THAN ire Mod En puDeEne HOOLEY'S THEATRE, Monday, March 8, overy evening, and ¥ | trrive, [28:00 7, ma. milf 6: BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD rains lente Jrom Exposition Building and det Soot af Tuenty-secoudut, Dekel adic, #2 Lasalle-a, opto CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD, Weket affee, Depot, corner us’ Van Buren and Sheraanste, fae st Nhand Tec: Haak Leaves | i ijasa, welt sk Omaha, Learveow tha Ateblion Peru Accommudaltou ialiitapre ‘The Annual Mesting of tre Hlockholders of: the Cats ard Chictgy Usual and Doc 4a 0 ofive tt be Gay Pind, Poarborn-a ee a enact A SIDNE Cuwang, March 6 17h, HY BO fata dees, lee Sater ; rato. preparatlun Eiatie romance, (a four acts, entitled: The LONE HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE! Repleto with Heautiful and Appropriate Heenery, Charac- feratio Appolutaouts, Intensely luteresting, Dratuatts fnclluula, ond an unequaled Cast of Charecters, One of the _Greatest Novelties of the Season, SUNDAY LEOTURE SOOLETY, SUSAN B, ANTHONY on “SOCIAL PURITY.” GRAND OVERA HOUKE, Admission, 10 conta. SOALES. A ne FAIRBANKS' STANDAKD NRAZIVIAN PRUNE, salted toad tence by hee wien, 68 Madisun-at. (Tribune lullding). FRACTIONAL CURRENOY. $5.00 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENCY IN EXCHANGE FOR Bills of National Currency, TRIBUNE OFFICE, EEE Sou. cSt, Chleago, ~ Be zarefultobuy only the Genuine,