Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1875, Page 8

ITHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS, Frank Waldron, a boy, had one of his lega ‘broken yeaterday while endesvoring to Jump on Statn atreet car, near Taglor, 116 was taken to Lis home, No. 232 Van Ruren street. A boy 8 vears old, non of Frank Johneon, of No. 413 Stato streot, foll from r windowin the roar of that place. Saturday, a distanen of 30 faot, and broke lus left wiist aud tractured oue of Lis thigh-honee. A sallor, 35 searn of nago, named Emil Gohens, foll off the schooner L. C. Woodrufl, at the foot of Franklin streot, and was drowned, at 10 o'clock Saturday night. His body was recovered yostorday morning, aud taken to the Morguo. The cloaing ancial for ths snmmer at tho Third Unitarian Church will ba hold on Thursday even- Ing in the church parlora. Prof. Walter C. Lrman will recite, Misz Ruunela will swng, and Prot. S8armiento mill presido st the pisno. An ceray will alno be road by Prof, Jacksou. Tho Communists are rtill training for tho proat figist that_they intend to wage againat tho azistocrats, Tho educational and military branch af the Society hold a meoting yeatorday aftornoon at N Weat Loko street for the purpose of desivnating tho cammnpaign orators, and to make arrangements for rod uniforms. About 4:10 o'clack yeaterday aftornoon a boy, 11 years old, named James Mahoney, attempied to steal a rida on a Bluo Island avenuo car, at Ifonry atrect, and was pushed from the platform by the condaclor, No. 149, [n tho fall the boy broka hia left arm at tho ollow. Ho was con- vaved to his home, No. b6 South Morgau streot, sud attonded to by Dr. Lee. It hae been a favorite pastimoof the rudo sminll boy to stand cn cortiers and aliont ** shoot tho hat " at bovies of Sundav-Sehout girls ou pic- nics intont, pnd safely bidlen in tho vory wile straw head-covers noi i fashion. A procession on Saturday disconragod- this practice by wear- ing on the top of each hat a card an which was legibly printed SHOT. Of course this disconr- aged the practice. Tho dry goods clorks hold another mecting yertorday afternoon in Klein'a ilail, No. 554 Bouth Ilalsted street, but for some unacconntn- Dio razeon the representalion was exceedingly pmall. The only busners tranescted was tho adoption of a constitution, and o schedule of Dy-laws governing tho organization uuder tho aunine of The Dry Gonds Clorks Early Cloing Aseocintion, and the appoistment of a Commit= tuo to eanvasy the various portious of the city, tor the purposs of axcortatmne the sentiment of dealors and clerks tn elatiou to the much hoped for carly closing. Mary Bradloy, woman of ths town, attempt- od ruicide yostorday morning avout 530 o'elock, by hanging liorsell in & coll at the Armory, whero 8he had been incarcorated for boing drunk and disorderly, She was discovered by Ktation-koaper Iiayes snd Tarnkey Ulich just in time to aavo her life. Sho used a silk searf to suspend hereelf, and tied 1t Lo one of the bars of the vell door. Remorws over the fmprigonment of Alf Bradloy, charged with lnr- cony, and with whom she Las lived, was the rea- son kho gave for the net. When cat down, she rafll that rhe wanted to die, and would kill her- relf at the tlrat favorable vpportunity. A muss-meeting of French citizens was held in the Council Chamber yveaterday afternoon to uake arrangoments to aid the people who have gmffered by tho recent floods in the routh of Yrance. Mr. Y. Gorardin wis appointed Chair- man, Prof. DeMmis Seerotary, amd Mr, J, Hehwarz Pronsuror. Tho Soeretary gave o brief mar- rative of the disanters, and urped tho need for JeNerous giving to relieve the sufferers, On mo- tion, the oflicers of the mecting wore appointod a commitleo to reccive subscriptions and fore ward them to tho President of tho French Ko- wublic for appropristo distribution, Subscrip- i Niste el avn i yroper form for cire calation, It was deeided o meot again nest Bunday at No. 166 South Clark etrect to report Vrogresa. A wtalibing affair oconrred about 3 o'clock yestonday tuorning at tho corner of Twenty~ cighth and Wallneo stroots. wliero s daneo was in Progress. dames Doning ad Thomas Seymote woro among the participunts, and drank so freely Uint they becamo drunk. A quarrel over romo trivial matter arowo hetwoou them, and Baymour says Denng threatonod to break hin noge, and striuck hin several hard blows, swhicn be reeented by drawing & pocket-knifa and stab- bing hin antagonist i the ueck, inthctinga wound which is eald to bo dangerous, Doning wau taken to his howe at the cor- ner of Twouty-iiith and Wallace streots, and attended by a physivian, Ofilcer Downs Seymionr, and ho wa placed in o cell \ to await & hearing on tho charge of an asean’e with o deadly woupion with intent to lill. Loth the parties to tho ailray are young, unmarried won. ‘Tho popils of Chicago Turn-CGemeinde were turning for prizes at Ogden's Grove yesterday, which was followed by a grand Summe: hit's fostival, The pupils, boys and giris, accom- panied by the mowmbers of the ‘Furn~ tiomeindo, marched from the North Side Turner lall to the Grove in . procession which was roceded by the Grout Western Light CGuard Haud, Tho merubers and pupils wore eclal in their white ‘I'uruor suits, and with thoir flagy, and standards, und soldiorly bearing, created n very favorable impression.” Tho prize turning at the grove was Yoy spinted, the youngetois vielug with each otlior {0 obtain rowards. 3. Langs, the ofticient teachor of tho Tara-Gemeindo denerves much credit for the skill and proticien- ey dikplayed by bLjs pupils, The Grovo was erowded with Tarners aod frionds of the chil- and tho festival was a great auccoms, , howover, was slightly marred by tho shuwer 1 the oveniug. e o ANUSEMENTS, @ONCERE AT AUUTH PARK. The first open-air cancert st the South Park will bo given on Thursday next at 4 o'clock. It 8 oxpecied that concerts will horeafler take place at tho same place every Thureday after. uoon for tho present, Following {8 the pro- gramme for Thareday 1. “Grecting from Afar,” Msreh, 2, Overtura 1o # Post andl Peasant’ i, Dot frumm “ Lacia”, & iries’ Dances,” Waita, ... 6. Gfiml fautasta on themes from * Boliemian iel”, ~ecllalfe 6, Overture i soos o Auber 7. %L am Alon Lily'of Kil- . Henedict R, Grand Potpourei frouy 9. * Torch Dance REVENUE OFFCIALS' CONSULTATION, BESSION LY CIICAQY, T, M. Hedrick, Internal Iovenuo Bupervisor of tha lowa District, Bupesvivor Matthews, of this Qintrict, comprining Ilinois, Michigan, and Wiscousiu, together with Hevenue Ageuts Ga- vett, of Michiguy, Brooke, of Yeuusylvania, and DIrown, of lows, are holding & cousuliation st the Grand P'acitic Hotel fn regard to the bLost course to puraus for the suppression of frauds in the rovonue collection in the Northwestern Statew. Suporvisor Hedvick and Rovenue Agents Brooks and DBrown have for sov- einl weexn pnst been engagod in procur- ing and potting before tho Unitod stales Urand Jury st Milwaukes evidonco suticient to mdict sevorsl score of distillors and ex-revonue oflictale, and twsw, bavinyg comploted that work, thoy are suout to return o their respective dis- tricts. sunervisor Matthews and Hevenuo-Agent Gave ett tiave, during the pust ton davs, been fnveeti- BAting reveuto mattets at Pokin ju this Hiate, und bave succocded in unearthing so mueh fraud that they felt warranted in soizing the City Dise tilling Company in thut town, oporated by Nols- mgor & Co., mud two rectifying houscs, namoly, vist of the Kiver bistiting Company of Meli- e & Co., 8nd the Distlling Compaby of Pekin of ackerman & Co. At Reisingor's distillery & F1ie ferinenting vat or beor-woil was discovered uoderground, immediatoly beneath tho regular teumeuters, The fruuds st Pokin arethe double 1 ue of ntawps, fajs vntrics in books, and other fiands wioular to thoss recently yueartlied at Zlwaukee and Bt. Louis. Kupervisor latthaws 18 pushing thiogs vigorously in his new pomtion, aud biag fair to make as ciliciont & Supuivieor as he was Collector in the Niuth Dintrict, which po- #ition be resigned ou bhis promotion. Reveuue- Agents (favett aud Lrooks sre to remain in thiy istrics to wauist Bupervisor Matibowe. ————— LOCAL LETTERS, A STUDENT ON DB. MO, o the Editor of The Chicugo Tridune: Cuicaao, July 24.—Whito others are expross. ing opinions and making comments upan the ro- cent Undvereity troubles, it may be lutoresting to the friends of tho University to know the fesl. iuge of the studeuts over the matter. Without presuming to ceusure the recent so- Mou ot the Board of Trustées, or to make sny Jeedictious on tho futuro of sho Universisy, the/| wiltes 1 coufldout that L speaks tho seutimouts of the etudents when he says that the removal of Dr, Moan from the Facnlty is regarded ssn serious minfortune to them, Romo may have thought from the turbmlent demonstrations of nome of the boys, At tho time of tho President’s loves, that Dir. Mosn ia not on verv good terms with the atudents ; but this ia & serions mistake. Dir, Moas, during hin brief but ofticient labors amoug the ntudants, has won their lnghest ad- miration and ostecm, hoth as a toacher and a man; and they, beisg wholly irreconciled to bis losa, aro utill entertaining hopes that ho may bn rertored. As to tha frohic alluded to, st was sini- ply an outburat of the exuberant amirita wo char- neteristie of students at the completion of their yoar's work, and was by no means meant” ax & reflection upon the Prowdent, for tho vory ones who participated in it are among bia warmest frionds, 1t is not one pur- [esta onter iuto any comparison botween Dr. Monn and onr former Presudant; both ara well worthy of onr highest regard nndestcom, and whilo e fully appreciate tho valiant amd relf- racrificing labors of Dr. Burrougha, we feel that W0 can by 1o meann afford to lusa Dr, Mosa ad toachar. Theto ara alko somo npprehensions that wo are to lase our much oateemsd 1'rofensor of Greek. Iudications of tius kil havo been manifeated hcretolove, and have never failed to wend a thrll of despair through every student, aud havo always been followed Ly 'a general talk about * paeking up,” 'The fact is, thoro in not & man in tha conotry whom the students will ascopt a8 an oquivalent for 1ir. 1laise ; and after onco petting a tasto from bis fonntain of knowl- adgo, thay ate ill-prepatad Lo take up with nny seeond-rato toachor. Wa feel that the loss of cither Dr, Doise or Dr. Masu would be o greac misfortunn, bt that tho Iows of both would bo disastrons, It is hoped that thoeso intrusted with tho managemant of tho | University will awaken to a realization of the fact that peod teachers aro not only the firat requisite, it are poaitively indispensable, to the pruspenty of our College. A BIvpesT. —— SUBURBAN. | UYDE PARK, Tho 13oard of Tustees of liyde Park mot Hate wday afternoon. ‘Tho conduct of Policeman Michacl S8aanders, station-Keopor at the Village Jail, was the wub- fect of compliaint by several eitizens, and an investigation of tho charges against him waw made, It was found that ho had excceded lus anthority and had showt himeel! untitted for tho position, e was therefore suspended from duty, aud ofticer Doualue wis appointed in his placa. X ‘Applications for aloon licensea wore recoived from eleven saloon-kaopers, and they wore grant- ed on the usual conditions, The Village Attarney wna ordered {o draw an ordinauce for the construction of a kewer on Fortr-ith strect from State street to tho lako, Ly apecral assessment. An H-iuch wator-pips was ordered Iaid on Cote tage Grove avenuo from Fifiy-ficst strect to Union avenne. A commuwiieation was received from Mersra, Bannett, Sloeper, and Whiton, property-ownets on Fifty-cighth atreet, offering ta give an additionnl width of 7 feat ou that etreet provided the Board wonld agree to pave that strost and Washington avenue. As it was uncertain whothor the con- demnntion procerdings for opening Fifty-cighth Atrect at that point havo evor Leen commenced, the matter was roforred to the Viliage Attorney, It was ordered, after protracted discussion, tbat the Supenintendent of P'ublic Works be aus thorized to sprinkle the macadamized streots whaiever ho considered it necensary. Adjourncd. ‘I'he howe compnnies indulged in'a Littlo recre- ntion Baturday. The now howo earringes, woigli ingg abous 500 poundn, built by Hanron, were da- liverod; 500 feot of Liose wero recled on each, and quita & exhibition of the guantity of wator furmshod by the Holly Wator-Works was given for the benotit of the Board of 'trusteca, Thera are threo companios fully organized mnd cquipped, all on the volunteor plan, nud ovory- thing promines well, It 18 contompiated by the compantes to elect n Firo-Marshall, contitning the volunteer system, and thus have a genvral superiutendoney of the companics and material, DlR."iHu‘ECllEIL Will ¥le Lecture in the West }-Let- ter from Elis Wiie. Snecial Correxpondence of The Chicamn Tribune, Des Motszs, In., July 24,—It has been cur- rontly reported throughout tho West that Mr. Locke had mado cnpagements for six lectures by Mr. Beecher this fall, and one had beon mmsigued to Des Moines. ‘Thiy announcement created conaiderable mften- tion, and, to have = cortainty abous it. P. 1L, Dristow, Becrotary of tho Central Jowa District. Agricultural Bociety, wrote to Mr. Tcechor to socuire, if possible. au address at the Fair in Beptembor. In tho letter ha congratu- Inted Mr, Beechier on the rosuit of his trial. In raply, bo roceived the fullowing letter from Mra. Beechor @ PEEKAKILL, N, Y., July 17, 183 Fng., Des Maines, liv—DEAR the 12th, Mr, Beecher ds ~P. I, Bristow, W reply 10 yours of % e to wny 1t there meemns 10 be & Keneral mixapprebension sbout Lis guiug West this £, ™1 Septembrr, Mr, Beech : cannot teavel or lecture in Beplomber on ucconnt of the ** day culd,” Early 1 Augu<t Ln I compelled _every year to leave our home and o to the White Mouutains, , where ho ovliged to remaln HIl the fast week of Saptember, and tlfon escapes Lis euemy, Arrangoments were pr- tially mado last (ali for JIF. Thecher o lecture tu wuma partof the West, under tho dirertion of a Lecture- Bureuu ; but, u8 you arv aware, all such plina wero broken up by'the “triat, whish, for six moutum, kept Rt dadly i the eourt-room, 1t ls quite uncertain If Mr, Doscher whl lecture at all this eaxon, at any great distance from Lin home- dutien, It ke doer, the nlaces will Le lefs entireiy to the direction of tha Bureau, and rolieva bim frum (hat care, It will, therefore, bo' wira for you 1o sceure his scrvicen through sonse such medium in case he is ablo 10 go West at all, Thanks for yaur kind congratulations, muun verdict “wonld have Leen gratifyiog aud ouly nall Juatice, in view of the mast vile aind wicked slati- witainat the purest, cleancat-hearted man that the sun shines on, abnl after the torsurvs of xix months in that conrterooin. But 9 agalnat 3, and that three be- fug wuch 8 they wore, together with the disclosures of tho perjury of tho Londer and Prica wratches, b4 con shdcred horo equal 19 what the full vindiostion wonld have Leen had tle jury given thelr verdict without 1raviug thoir seuts, 1 avo no fears but that, even in thin life, my busband will stand acquitted boforo skl An unani- nien—save such shiaractera as tiosa who Lave plotted agatust him, und evou they know that he in_ culltives, Yours reapoctfully, Mrs, if, W, Breciea, YELLOW FEVER. ‘The Discaso Provails nt Fort Baran ey Fin, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Wasuixatox, D, 0., July 24.—Assistant Bur- Reon George A. Btornburg, U, 8. A., tele- graphed tho Surgoon-General Thursday that tho yellow fover bad broken oat at Fort Barsncas, Fia., and he hias over twenty cases, but none among the ofticers or their familien. The out- brosk was of such s serious character that J. A. Brannas, First Artillery, moved his com- mand trom Darsucas to Fort Pickens, on the Saota Itosn Island, opposite tho Pensacols Navy-Yard! on Fridsy. Dr. Bteruburg tolographied three new caos frum Tort lickens this morning, making twenty-sight fn all, metuding women and childron. One diod Inst night, but all the others are doing well. The sbovp telegram was sent on riday morne ing, nnd iu avewer to a telegram from Col, Charles 1. Crane, Asmistant Surgeon General U. 8. A,, Gen, Bauman roplied yeatarday : Your diapalch receiveld, Baven new cases been roported @ Doctor's Haturday telegram was nent, Mo o or thelr famillics sick yoi, All sre Qalug ‘well so fur, A digpatch waa alan roceived by Becretary Robeson trom Commander Coopor, commanding thie Pannacols Navy-Yard, stating the above factw, aud aaking that he bo pormitted to close tho yard, uod allow all Junaclimated officers und men o proceed North unul the danger is over, Tho Uuited Btatos stoamer Fortune, which loft hiero yesterday for Nortolk ew routo for Pen- #acols, was to-duy datained at Norfolk until furthier orders on account of the nows of fuver. THE:RI0 GRANDE POLICE.BOAT. Apecial Disvated to The Chiean Tyibune, WasutNatos, D, C., July 21.—The uteamer re- contly purchasud to guard the Rio Grando River will be callud the Rio liravos, Hor armamont will be howitzers, and oua 30-pounder. 1lar complomeut will be eight illcors sud forty-five weou. She draws ouly 2 fevt 10 1nchos luadod, bbb Nothing Can Shake tho confidence of the publly in Suzulont, a8 & pre- sorver and beautifir uf the tecty, They belleve in the absolute wholesomeness of ita fragrant vejsotablo materials, Ueuce it evcr-Increas- ing popularity, e Planos and Organs. Al Asaorinient of new piancs snd organs to rent, Becond-hand plauos fruin $3J to $210, W, W, Knomart, Corner Htate and Adams stroots, Clicago, Cinek nudAhy Lllh of Buffering ca plcs, Conaty ley's bagioel Fadn Patricior il consimaiory oive. tos dleass, A sure cure fur AXin diseascs alsa, 0 RAILROADS. Some Iden of the Business Dono by tho Ronds Centering in K Chiengo. A Few Figures Showing the Prosent Financial Condition of the Erie Road, Another Chicago Connectlon with Kane sns City via the C,, R, I, & 1% CHICAGO'S RAILROADS. The Tatest vumber of tho Railroad Gazefte contains the folloiving elaborate siticle on the Railronds of Chileago: ‘The railroads which earry produce ta Chicago, extonding northward, westward, and_southwest- ward, have a gomonhat similar traflic, fo that thoir chief trafliy enstward is sgricultural pro- duco of one kind er another, aud their chief trafiie wostward lumbor and merchandise for the farmors’ use. 8ull there aro widor difforences in the naluro avd tho bulk of the traflic of the different roads ; and In the comparison which we mako Lelow tho estent and the nature of theso duferonces may woll bo the mant valusble les- son to be learned. Unfortunatoly the returns from the dilferent lines como in for dil- ferent fiscn] yenrs, and nt widely separated periods, All “of them have now olosod ficcal year sinco 1874, but tho company with the largest mileaze has not yet reported, and prob- ably will not until near October, when the re- ports for the calendar year 1874 will be_already oLl Un this account wo prefer not to delay the comparmon unt:l that time, but rather make it nuw. ustag the Northwestern's report for 1873~ 74 when referring to it, but confining our s tention chietly o the railroade vouth n’f its line, from the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy to the Ilinow Central inclusive, which occupy tho southwestern quadrant abunt Chicago. On this nceount, alvo, wo will not have mhch ta say of the Chicazo, Milwaukeo & Ht. Paul. which bas but receutly becomo a Chicngo road, and still lias its terminuy at Milwaukeo, thus differing itom all the other roads named. which have no other lako terminns than Clicago, “T'here will be the less to regrot In this omls- #ion, hecauno tho lines of the nosbhwestern quadrant trom Chicsgo form in many rospeats n saparate elass, distiact in trallie snd other cir- cutnatances from those furthor south. If, how- ever, it way possible to troat in deust] the sep- arate lines of the difforent companics, wo wonid includo in this sonthsostorn quadraut tho Chi- cago & Omaha live of the Northweslern, 400 miles of rairond extending nearly duo weat from Cliengo, whowe traflic staples aro mora liko thoke of the southiern than thoeo of the north- western lines, These Northern lines, including ell north of the p.arallol of Clicago, that is, nli of the Clri ko, Milwankeo & St 'anl_svatem, oxcept tlo of tho Wentern Union Railroad, and oll of the Chiengo & Nortliweatorn, oxcept this 490 miles from Chicago to Umalia, are ousentally wheat- carriors, as wo havo often said. Nesrly evory- where on theso lines whero thero is any agricul- ture, tho conutry produces the corn, outs, catile, and bogs for ita own_consumption, but it exe 1 orts compatatively littlo of tho lattor products, aud ships lmmenso quantitics of wheat, fro- quiontly sending to Chicago nearly ns much s all other 1ailroads together, and to Milwanukce ns miich ay the total Chicago receipts, Thoy have, too, ou their more nottherly lines, a lumbor traflio dircetly from the mills, which none of the sonthorn lines have, aud tho Northwestern han ono Lo with an immenea tron-oro trafie. Morn- over, except [owa, thoy have no conl nunes on their lines, a9 all the wouthern lines havo, so that thero is roanon for making seh s divicion between tho railronds shich earry produco to Clie; ‘Ihio Northern group, until recantly. wan the system cf n wingle company, the Chicago & Northwestern, which bad aud haa threo distinct linex entering Cliseago, oue from the North, one from the Northwoet, and one frem the West, Witniin three years the Chicago, Mtlwaalkeo & 8t. Daul iws rent down ifs connection from the North, anil the (*hicago & Pacilic hae just com- pleted a line n hittlo north of went for '88 milos, Tue hues of this Northwostern quadrant are: o Chiengo & Northweatern, Chleago, Milwautkeo & St. Paul, To theso must be added the Chicago & Pacifle, but recently completed to the Rock River at By- nd too now to havo arecord, We mav off- by tho Chicago, Danvillla & Vincounes in tho southwestorn quadrant, Tho group which we slall consider more par- tlenlarly includes tho following linos, having by their lnut 1eporty tho mileago given : Chiesgo, Durlington & Quincy Ghizago, Rock Talund & Tacifie, Chicago & Attou, Iilinois Central Totalysseesevio b e 300 The Clucago, Danville & Vinconnea bolonga properly to this division ; but it Las published no ropoits tbat aro full enough to make compari- sons protituble, snd, mareover, it 14 a short road with very fow connections, and more important to Chicago o8 a coal-carrior than as » projuce- carrior, Neither of thene lista containa oll tho milenga which eouds trallic to Chicago from the respective quarters. In the Southwest, espocially, there are soveral lines not distaut from Chicago which sorve largely or chioflv as tooders to Chicsgo railroads—such aw (ke Chicago & lIowa, the Chicago, Il'ckin & Houtnwestern, tho Chicaga Paducalb, ete, whils | to tho Northwest, ns well as the Bouthwest, tuere aro many railroads west of the Missirsiopi which gond o large part of thoir traflio to Chi- cago. This hst is, then, quite imporfect, if con- sidered an an enumoration of the chiannels by which Chicazo tratlo is carriod; but it will novertheless gorve very well for the comparison of companies and wystems with each other. ‘I'he roport of the Chicajzo & Northweatern ta for tho year ending with May, and, a8 wo have anid, that for tho lant_sear will probably not be publishud for somo timo yet. Oun that sccount wo yivo vory fow fignres for the roads of tho Northwestern quarter, thosa of the Northwest- eru being for tho year ending with May, and thoso of the Chicaro, Milwankes & 8t Paul for Liat cuding with Docomber, 1974, Cod N W, CoM &8P, Mlleago worked 1,960 1,299 S.14cte, Per ton-mil 2. 3cts, Expenwo— Per passenger-mile 2,20 cts, 2.21 cta, Per tonvmilo ... 1.6ucts, 1.67cts, Tratlic per inlle of road— Passenger-miles.... T4,7L0 41,644 Tonemilese, ory 17,403 183,260 Theso two roads are competitors for a large part of their trafic. In the reports of the amount of tiaffic what ara called tho *‘ propristary roads " of the Chicugo & Northwestern, wost of which are unprofitable, are not inciuded. This will ac- count partly tor the much greater avorage bulk of traflicon the Northwesters's 'ines, aa shown 1 the tigures for prssenger-mila ton-miles rnr mule of soad; thougl the Ht, Iaul has no inen with traflic #0 Lieavy as that of much of the Notthwestorn's ruads in Tlinnms. \ith repard to tho prices recelved for work and the cost of dolug it, there is wonderfully lictls dilforonc ‘The Compauies of the southwestern quadrant, with the wxception of the Chicago, Kock Island & Pacific, whose fiscal year ends with March, ro- port for the calondar year, and our figures in all cages are from the toports for the yeaglast post, Lirnt," we report 28 to (heir capital accounts: C, 11| C. WQ L dp W Cen, ol el 17 B0 §34,340 $11,018 Botda por mbin { Aol 13k ny” ors Biock and bonds per mitel 42,7601 85,107 04,004] 46,090 Wo coufess thut this statement 18 apt to be migleading. All of these cowpuuios work a cou- sitlerallo mileage which they do not own; and though wo hsve divided Lhe smount of stock aud debits by the milesge owned, this does not cover the enes. fur 1n almost every case the companies hiave large propristary rights in the lessed hoes, geiued by expeuditires apou improvements, eto: low (a1 thus way affect tho capital account is #eun by tho last Chicago & Alton report, which Rives tho totsl smouut of stock and boods per wilo, after deducting the. expenditures act- ually wude on property not _ directly attached to tho milesgs oarned by the Compaoy, as unly 210,874 per wilo—nearly & quarter loa thau shown above, Iowever, as the Agures siand, the slowing s a very good oue, all the roads Leing very good ones, with heavy equip- nient, abundaut sidings, much steel in the nd threc of thews with s considerablo e of double track. Obly one, is is seon, funded debt greater than its share capital, 4 Mileago work Aok per i 1,304 20,4 Las and this ono’s dobt in a vers light burden, the in- teteat on which i+ lesa than two-fifths of the Toai's net carninps, An regards tafle, we lave the following flpures “lowal C.# Al UL, Cen, Paster, 100,558 1,383,405 Freight) 71,054,453 3,020,510 Carrled 1 | 312] 11| B1,110,208 Tonn of] Sreight{443,08 2 173,550,268 Termbicof Fonil— baw'r,| 6182 BLIGY. g e Tons,...| 852,000 PE AT ATIT For the mileage corered hy tho roports, the Atatements of passengers carried ono mile and tous of froight earried one 1oile per mile of road, an shown i the last two lines, is o perfect com- parinon of the bulks of trafflo, ‘I'ie lizores for tho Chieago & Alton are wanting unfortnnately, the rorort making no statoment of passenpoer and tonnage mileage. Tha Rock 1sland Road, it apposars, having 20 per cent moro froight and 21 por cent moro froight than tha Chicago, DBar- lington & Qnincy, Doubtleas if tho teafio of the Rock Istand’s leared line, tho Chicago & Routhwestorn, wero inclnted in the yeport of ita traflic, ita average would bo coosiderably re- duced. . Now, a8 to earnings sud exponres'ner mile and per nmt cf trafile, we find tho following ; 1 10| $10050 8 TR0 4 4,470 s Exprores... 0 Trufits,.. [T ALY N B Prop'tn of expensos s10] " Bo.sl 600 THoro wo nee onrnings aud sxpensos varying con- widorably, the highest being one-half greater than the lowest, but in reccipta and expenses por ton per mila there is very hittlo differauce. Tho Clicago, Burlington & Quivey tind tho low- ent pasonger rato, but that of tbe linoin Cen- tral, the highest, was but 9 per ceut higher; so the Burlington road had tho lowast freight rate, but the Reck lsland's was but 1 par cent, sud the lllinois Contral's but 8 ~por cent Ligher. In oxpenses por unit . af trailie the differences aco rtill lems; tho Iiock Ialand's wero tho foweat, but the highest wero Lut 5 por cent more hoth on passouger and freight expenscn. 'Tho variations in thoe per- contages of working expouwes, therofore, are duo more to tho diffsrences in rates rocetved than to the cost of doing the work, and the threo Tomis TeDOLIUR BYOMEO recripta por unit af traflio had extraordipary unitormity in the coss of doing the kamo amannt of ¥ork, ‘Thore aro many other comparisona of this kind which (t would be intoresting to make, but this must do for the present. NEW CONNECTIONS WITH KANSAS CITY, The proposed changa in the lino of the Chi- cago, Rocle Inland & Lacific Ratlroad from Loav- euworth and Atchison to Kaneas City is croat- ing much futerest in commercial an woll aa rail- road circles. Tito Kansas City 2%mes, in sponk- ing of this project, says: “The hright prosvect of adding two such great toads an the Atchison, Topeka & Santa e and the Chicago, Rock Intand & Pucifie to onr 1atlrond systern iusido of one venr, has created nvend of good feoling. Aatters astotha Chicago, Itock Imland & I'scific appoar ta be taking detinita nhiapo very faat, amd one promincat railroad of- ficiul grow ao enthused yestoxdiy s to prediet that the road would Lo running “to this eity in- mide of minety davw. ‘1t is well known that the road wes extended to Leavonwortl and Atchizon to caten tho cattlo snd gounoral trado of thu hoosas Pacitic nnd Atchison, Topoka & Santa Fe, that of the former at Leavenworth and that of the latter at Atchi- son. Theoxtevmon of tha Kansas Pacitic to this city left Loavenworth at the tail end of a bob- tail Lranch, junt as the oxtonsion of the Atchi- non, Topeka & Santa e liere leaves Atehiron. “*Whilo the Chicago, Rock Inland & I'acifl running to Leavonworth hne Leen at a doad lors, thero was somo show to make oxpensos at Aschii #on by connecting with the Atchison, Topeka & Bunta Fe, but with that grand road divorted from there here, thero is but one courme left for tho Pacitle, and that is to como lore also snd reach not only the Atchison, Topolia & Bauta Fo aud Kanmas Pactlic, but very many other leading linod na wall. ‘That 1t i® tho intsution of the I'acific Company to get in hero at the earliont practicablo day thera can bo no doubt, and it 1s raid by thoss in o position Lo know whereof thoy sposk that ns » preliminary (o this all-to-be-de- #ired result tho old rond-bed of what was to be known ss tho l'arkville & Grand River Road has alroady been secured. This bed oxtends from tho Chieago, liock faland & Pacific, at Plateaburg, to tho trnok of the K. C., 5t. Jo & O, 1B, at Paraville, s distauco of 18 to 20 miles. With {t pot in sbavo and ironed the Pacific would reach to within ouly 8 miles of this cityy, and could come in on the <Council Biufrs, or build its own 8 miles of track along the river bank, Thia would give Kansas City four differont lines to Chicago, but would be the ouly liue of the four owuod aud coutrolled Ly that one Company. Tho distauce from this point to Chicago by the four roads would bo as follows: Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, 520 miles; Haunibai & 8t Jo aud Chicago, Burlinge ton & Quincy, 488; 8t. Louis, Kansss City & Nebraska and' Chicago & Alton, 403; Kansay City, Bt. Jo & Counal Bluffs, Burliogton & Mis- #ouri, and Chicago, Burlington & Quinocy, 571, THE PADUCAH & MEMPHIS, Mesrins, Teun., July 24.—P'hilo C. Oslhonn and Lewin O, Meyers, of Now York, Lave insti- sutod & auit i the District Court of the United Btatea for West 'Teuncsseo, for the first-mort- gage bondholders of the Paducah & Mempbis Railroad, for the purpone of foreclesiog a mort- gage. The bill alicges that thora are about §1,600,~ 000 of thero bonds in the bLands of differsnt pattiod in Now York ; that tho mortgage provides that the interout thoreon, st the rato of 7 per cout shall be paid nemi-annually, and upon a failura to do so within ninoty aays therealter the ‘Iruntees shall tako posnossion of the road ; and, further, that if] the Company fatls to pay the bouds for six months after tho same bocome duo, tho bonds, which are for thirty years, shall mataro. ‘They sllege that the Company han failed to pay tho interest for twalve mouths, and thorefore the bondboliors have directed them, a8 L'rustees, to foreclose tho wortgage, THE CAIRO & ST. LOUIS, Bpectal Disnatch lo The Chicago Tridune, Carro, I, July 24.—Tuo City of Cairo and Aloxander County have esch $100,000 etock in tho Calco & Bt. Louis Narrow-Gauge Railroad, sad tho poople have been considerably uxercised for the laut two weeks over tho discusaion of the quention of turning this siock over to the Rail- road Cowpany in order tosecurs the repair-shups in thin city. It in now believed that neither the cit(,v‘nmr county will favorably ontertaiu the prop~ oslzion. A DISAGREEABLE ALTERNATIVE. Special Drapateh to The Chicajo T'ridune, Fort WANE, Ind., July 25.—In answer to the demands of the omployes of the Taledo, Wabash & Westorn Ilailroad for prompt psymont of wages due them, the oflicials roturned answer thnt the pay would be forthcoming in & fow days, or, if insisted upou by the men, the pay- carwould bo sent here fmmodiately, aud the shops at this point, in which about 500 men are employed, would be closed. 'The throat of clos- ing the sbiops and throwing a0 mauy mon sud- denly ous of -employment causes considerable excitement, and the result at present caunot bo foretold with auy certainty. MISCELLANEOUS. BEATING &4 DEAD-BEAT, Afew dayasgos man named Willlam Will- {ama presonted bimsolf at tho ottice of Mr, B. B, Joues, Goueral Houthern I'assenger Ageut of the Pan Handle Mailroad in Cincinuati, and stated that hio was the represeuntative of tho Commerclal Advertiser of Chicago, and desired & pax to Pittsburg. A pass was furoished him, the same was found in » scalping oftice for sale » fow hours Iater. The railroad compauy fmmodiately had Willisms arrosted, and hoe was triod, ued 810 and ten days in tho workhouse, Mr. Ford, of the Commercial Aduertiser, sent a witness to prove that thiswan had no conneo- tion with bl paper. THE CUIUAUO, DOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. Tho Cuicsgo, Hock lslaud & Pacitic Hallroad is omsnui for sale through L. D, Hoyt, bauker, of New York, a limited amount of & per coub siuking-fund bonds, 'I'ho smount authorized 1s hey are dated Aug. 2, 1875, and ma- 1845, 1nterest pavable February and 0 muking-fund provision is as fol- 1,000, turo Aug. August. lowa: A sloking-fuad of HQ000 Pt sanuzm anall be seb aslfe for the ullimate rrdemption of thie fewe of licnuts, which eball commence on the st dey of Janus aty, IN77, which fand fogeihor with the accamulated interest fn to bo inveated in these bonda, pravided they can be puirchaned ab par ail_accened interest, and it {hey eannot be purchased at auch price thou suzh fund shiall o invextedd In - tho mortaags sinkimg-find bonds of this Compa Tice 10t exceading 5 per cent premiam sud ar ntorest, 1t {8 aleo heraby atipulated between the Company anid the halder of thin homt that {n cans of any sube- quent mortguss on tha property of thi Company befoee the maturity of mld hond, that snch mortgage shall be made to'covor aud tuclude this inue of Danida, The money receivod for thess honda ia to be umed for the oxtension wortward of the Bigourney Hranch, and for othar mprovemon Ly the laat report, thin Compan ynarI{ in- terent chiargo was but 81,003 por mile,” whifo ita not earnings wora $5.237 por fiila, PASSED 118 DIVIDEND, Tho Exeentivo Cominittes of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railroad, in viow of the following atatomont of the opers- tiona of the road for the firat six monthw of tho present yoar, liave decided it inexpediont to do- ciara any disidend for tho prosent. Tiecolpin and_disbnraements for slx months ending Juno ), 1875, partly eatimated : teceipts (rom Al BourCes..,.... £.81,734,413,8) Dinburrementem $1,642,013,77 vesees$ 184,700,12 1$2,017,048,03 1,734,313.59 Halance ,..... Teeel)tans compared with 1874— For firat 2lx mouths, 1874 Yor Orat aix moutls, 1835, Decresen Tora an follaws O freight.... On passengers, Total,seervens Lesn tucreans from il ofhee . 134004 Total.. +o8 202,734,10 ‘This decreass in r e du equ peresut, The aucplun for the bialf-gear ds eqiinl o lass than 11¢ par centou the stack, 'Tho sarplus for the entlrs year 1874 wan $613,622, ERIR'S COMPLICATIONS, The Erlo Railroad Company haa retalned Mr. Dorman B, Eaton to recover the monoy which is alloged to bo due from James Mcllsnry aad tho London Banking Associstion. In order to offect Mr. Eaton las gono to England. The fol- lowing statement from Mr. Joweit's last oflicial report will uliow what monoy M. Eaton wantsto rocavor: *‘I'ho funded dobt outstanding at tha time of hin last repors was $044.301,100, the avuual jator- est scerning therconm being $4,073,106.56, Of tha second conaclidate:l mortgage bonda 814, 400,000 are etill ontstanding, the balance of Londdw, £600,000, makine up the Ml amount of tho issue authorized—i3,000,000, or $15,~ 000,00)—remnining with tho Compauy. This tasue of "bonds was placed with the London Banking Arsociation for negotiation and snlo, AL tho timo 3r. Jowott ansumed the Prosidoncs of tho Cowpany, on_July 14, 1874, only £326.000 of thaso bonds had been roportord to thoe Company sa sold, realizing Lu50,381, Moneya hiad boen rocoived from timo to time on acccunt of thogo bonds, but information at what ratos they had Loon sokd, if sold at all, or upon what torms thoy had beon h{pmlmc:!ud, if hy- pothecated, was not in dotail communicated to the Company. Tho amount realized to tho Com- pany wna £509,431 78 3d, or 22.512,157,70 less than the segregato proceods of tho enle, altor deducting the charges s atated, which amount remams in tho banda of tha Londun Banking Ansociation and Jawes McHenry, held by them to meet claims the legality or justico of which tho Erio Company will not recognize.” A POOL LGRSTED, Theo long-existing pool on freight betwoeen the Hannibal & St. Jokeph and tho Chicago, Bur- lington & Quiney ltaiiroads baa been burstod, I'io passongar arrangomnents botweon the two roada romaln, howover, the same, and is_likely to eantinue so, usless the Hannibal & Bt. Jo- roph finds voma now outlot and thes geta oyen with the Cliicago, Iiurlington & Quinoy for tho coursa it han takon s to froight. T'he Chicage, Burlington & Quincy is now shippiog ity frolght via the Kausna City, St. Josaph & Conncil Bluffs Road, with which an arratigeniont bas been made similar to that horo- tofore existing with the Hannibal & St. Josepl. IMPOITANT DECISION, A Toceiver has boon appointed for the Joliot & Indiaus Railrond. The parliculars will bo found among tho court nows, et e THE WHISKY RAIDS, IN MILWAUKEE. Syeciat Dapateh ta The Chicago Tribune, Miuwaukee, July 24,—About thirty indict- mouts wero found by the Grand Jury at Oshkosh agsinet Milwaulkeo distiliors, roctifiors, Gauges, and Storokoepers, tho late Collector, and all tho Deputy Collostors except two, Until all tho arrests have beon mado tho names cannot bo given, but tue following wero srrostod and pavo bail up to to-night: C. F. J. Moeller, falso retarns as Ravenua Officer, $5,000; Thilip \eimor and Johin 8, 'I'nlt, conspiracy, $3,600; Samuel, Elins, Jacob and Max Rindekopt, faillure to destroy etamps, 3,000 each ; #same, for conspiracy, $2.500 each ; same, for false ontries and deatroying boolts, $3.000 onch ; same, with Albert Walder aod William 11 Roddis, congpiracy, £1,000 ench; Robart Kies wert aud _Leapotd Wirth, fraudulont removal of spirits, £3,500 each; Hobert Kiewert, Lowis Bemis, and William P, Havoy, conspiracy, &3,000 each; ‘I'homan O'Neil, fraudulont removal of wpirits, 21,800 ; Victor Hehlitz, faituro to oraso stampe from puckagos, £3,000; Victor Schiiz, failuro to make cotries, 83,000 ; Louis Tulkner and William Bergeothal, removing and not offacing stamps, £4.000 esch; Willinm IT, Toddis, making false returns, a8 Rovonuo Otlicor, 3,000 : Josoph P. Frich and Otto Blerbach, noelect and refusal to minke entries, 3,600 each : Aaron Shoenfeld nnd John T Fitzgorald, conspiracy, — £5.000 ench; Herman Nunnemachor, Leopold Wirth, Datrick Malton, Thomss Phelan, William Gor- lach, courpiraoy, #3,000 eachi; Christian Sallen« tine, William Hager, and_Jolin 8. Talt, conapire acy, 3,000 each: Charles Barbach, John B. Reynolds, and John B. Tal., conspiracy, #3,000 each; Christian Sallentine, fallure to orasa stamps, 83,000 ; sawe, omlesion to make antries, §4,000, . ' ! THE PEKIN DISTILLERS, Special Dispatch lo The Chwago T'ribune, Pexiy, 1L, July 3L.—The Deputy-Collector took posscesion of D, 8, Roslngor's distillery to- day. MclIntire is tho only distillor that has escaped, and but two rectitiors romain, William T, Edd’s place was invostigated to-day, J. & J. Horgots will go through the mill next. How they will stand it romains to Le seon. Jacob Lucas, tho Htrost-Gauger who was romoved yestorday, has enjoyed the best of veputation, 0 many still continue thelr confidence iu hls intogrity, and hio may be able to explalo his posi. tion, —_———— Queontionante Sport. New York Sun, ‘Mossrs. Bhaw and Currio, English eportsmen, recently returned from an expedition (o the up- per portion of the Deaverkill. 'They captured . many fiue trout in the following manner, which is novel to Amerlcan fishormon : ‘They provided themsolves with a largo quantity of graashoppers, tleld mico, d moles, and thon with gun and dog—tho latter trained for bis work —thay stationod themselves at wections of tho brook where pools are formed or whore tho wator presents an eyon surface, A grasshopper or mole ‘waa toused into the pool, and momptly cavered with a breech-londer in the hunds of oue of the sportsmen. ‘The instant the trout rosa to the bait, or even showed his head in a plunge toward it, he roceived a wufficiont quantity of No. 3 shot to causo death at once. The dog, quito certain of his master’s sim, would dash into the pool simost simultancously with thezeport nnd s#ecuro the fish. 'I'he work is alow, and evou the Leat tralnoed doga are sure to disturb the remaining tish in a pool to such a degree that many minotes often olapsa beforo auother shot is offered, aud much Lait ta Jout aud wastod in attompts to entico fisl o tho sur- face. A mole strugghng fu a pool is tho greateat attraction to big fish, and large s nse sreadily to this tompting bait, 1b is an casy ob- ect to cover with & gun, aud the sportsman is buro of Lis flah when he makes & bresk for tho frighteued molo, Messru, Shaw sud Uurrio ju. variably filled their baskets with flno tish, and shey declara that this mothod of taking them 1y by hio means & now oue, a4 it Liss beon kuows in Europe for many y ey ound Dances, The Troy Tinies anysthat Roman Cathollo clergy Laving directed the faithful tlock ot to dauce any more round dances, some of the plo- nica giveu by Roman Oatholio societies in that city have oschiewsd the objuctiousble salistory pxercise, and conflued the too-tripping to “sqrare dsnces,” Lhie youug peoplo do not take xindly to tbis, howevor, aud an effort has been made vo the interdiction revoked. The mauagors rtaln plenic called upon a ‘mm not long d begged pormissiou to include vound cos in their liut, explainiog that some of the youny iadies declared if shere were no sound dances Loy would not aljand SPORTING MATTERS. BASE-BALL, TOSTON ON THE AITUATION. The depth of angulsh which porvaden the peo- nlo of Boston at the thought of loalng their pet ball-team may bo approciatod wlion it is known that the Boston Adrertiszer, staidost and most precise of journals, broakas out inta editorial Ismontation, and davotea its leading srticle of July 23 to what it calls *“ A Uawo Capture,” Fol- lowing is tho toxt of the londer: The tima 12 out of jolnt, Tweed i encaplug from the penalty of his crlines, bliere aro bad cropa in K. rope, the Demacratic party in marchiug eapully under ita Roft-moniey flag, the Monarchista aro gainfog vie- ch Ansembly,—and caw the famotn on nino Lias Luen asaulind and captured by Chis Thrrois probubly no parageaph of news thin Lnt han caused so much real veation out of dwora n Boaton s thia fast, The pride of Boaton in #a bane-hall team has bean Fomething uniqne, 1t waa compuinded of confdencs and admiration, both fully Justified by the skili character of the men compasing ft, Wa havs nat ouly felt sure that they conld Leat kil other clnbw, but that they wonlil dn thiele host, Thoe wonderful reeord. of {LI& yoar's Victorles han increased the popularity of the fins, Wo beliove that thare haa been muitust ratlufaction, the men having had nothing ta complain of in the treatment nccorded them by Boston base-bull goers, and tho lalfer having the rerpect for the play- ers which ono feels for manly sud fair-dealing gontie- men, ‘To break-np af the tesm s therefors snnaunced to the xincere regret of all in this commmdty who take an futoreat in the aport, with th sole exception of the players who are going away, The mennec In which the negotiations Lave apputentiy been condueted bee tween tho young men wnd tho Chicago maniagors Inavea mntch to be regretted, There i4, of courss, no chanca for a charge of bad falth, as tie men ouly con- tracted for thin sewon, and thelr time ia their own atter Novembor. Iint tho oston public woubd have been betlor pleased if the men who had beeu triated aud admired o mnch had given at lewt sn opportus Dily to tent the desire that they sliould remain, ‘There s no uag in dirgulaiing the fact tliat thio loss of the Boston Club {a irreparable. There {8 no * pitcher in the country who will be & mubstituto for Spalding, and 1o * catelior ¥ who is Whito's equal behind the bat, The places of the athors may bs fairly uvplled, but we do not believe thoy are likely to be filicd with men na gaod 1 the teld, with the bat, and at base-running &9 Jlarnas and MuVey. Moroaver, the Chicago Club L abtalned|further atrength Ly capturiug Sutton, the {ucoparable third-basemun of the Athletics, and’ ro- talning the Leat men of ita present nine, it has secured a tean: that scomn (o bo as far superior to any elnb that €20 be organizsil in oppoeltiun aa i tho listion nine of last year, *Ifawever, it {8 & part of the faith of bane-Lall men that Capt, Llurry Wright * knaws what he ia sbout,” i tiat the nitraordinary discipline matntained by bim accounts for many a victory anatched irom the Jaws of defeat. Thers will be an excellent oppurtunity 1o put thin articla of the creed ta the test next yesr. Meanwhlo it i beat to praservo all the chrecfulnes pousibile nnder the dissatrous_blow givou by the lavish ity thiat mupporta thn White Stockings,—whicl ars so apt o get durty,” in tho lauguaye of wie of tho seced- g players. In makiug the first paragraph,—** Thn time ia ont of {olnl,"—thn writer probably quoted from Harry Wright, who may be sunposed to bo wan- doriug around tho Common, declaiing : The tme i ont of jolnt; 01 cursed uplto That over 1 waa horn To set it right. The Adrerliser, nnd Boston in gonoral, shonld romomnber that tho membors of their Club who are guing to play in Chicago aro not runnin away; thoy aro coming back, Thoy aro Woatorn mon, who havo dono Poston the favor of living thero a fow yoars, and aro now about to raturn to the Wont,—that is, Chicago. Spalding end Barnea aro lllinoisans; White and Sutton are from Ohio; Auson from Iows, and McVey from Indiana, Thove, with Potors, who is from Mirsouri, will make s Westorn toam, and only two mombera of tho pino aro likely to be fram tho Enst. 3 —_—— THE TURF, COMING RACES AT LANCOLN, TLL. Taxcony, 1L, July 25.—Tho running and trot- ting moeting given by tho Lincoln Jockey Cinb at tho falr-grounds, noar thie city, and which begins on Thuraday, the 20th inst., and continnes theeo days, during which timo a grand slooting tournament nlso comos off na part of the ontors tninment, promisos to result in a eplondid suo- coas, 'Thoro aro alroxdy (hirty-olght head of fly- emab tho track, mmough which are I and J. Ttowotts' etring of fivo, Pattorson's five, Waddle's twvo, Van JTeon 4-year old colt from tho Bonih, Meado's and Thuraton's four, Meoker & Powors' string of five, beeides many other good ones, and moro aro coming, among which is Mr, 8, II. Jonew' stning of four, headed by tho famous Bangamona, who, it is roported, haa roundsd to and is Lorsolf mgain, Tho track I8 boing put in splendid conditien, ir a full mile, aad one of. tha beut courses in the Htate, and the beat claas of race-nagy and moro of them thau woro over brought together in Contral Illinois will bo en- tored and competa for the soveral prizas offered, Some of tho crack shate In tho country will bo hore to take part in the shicoting tournament. e JOURNALISTIC. Ixpraxarorts, Ind., July 25.—It la stated on rollablo authority that John Fishback, for the past throe years Prosident of tho Sentinel Print- ing Company, has tranaforred $51,000 of hia stoclk to John C. Bhoomaker, which gives the Intter $33,500 of tho £100,000 capital stock. The papers making the trausfor wero wigned on tho 218t ingt. No immediate cditorisl changes arn anticipated, o Journal Company and John G. Doughty, biddors for tho Htate printiug, have abtaineds tomporary injunction agalast tho Comminsion- ora of Public Printing for awardiog the contract to tho Sentine! Company. R SUNDAY’S NEWS. Tho Chicago Plate snd Dar Company has falod, The Grand Jury concluded its labors on Satar- day and was dischargod, In tho yacht raco Baturday Zoo won tho first prizo, runniog over the course of 12 miloe in4 Lours, 21 minutes, and 223§ secouds. ‘I'vo men arreatod at Terro Iiauto have besn identitied as tho partiea who procured the armor wora by the Long Point railroad murdorers. At a mooting of tho Trustees of the Desplainea Catup-(round on Baturday, it was rosolved that actiou should bo taken iu rogard to the sale of the grounds. At a moeting of the Executive and Ward Com- mitteos of the Floating Hospitsl Association on Haturday it was arrauged tha tho Hrst excursion should take placo on Wednesdsy uoxt, A bill baa boon filed in the Buperior Court by Botl, Willie, and Lizzie P'aino and Fanale Le Letrio aguinst the Managers of the Woman's Howo ssking for an account and an injunction. —_— e DEATHS. CONN—July U4, of heart discase, Jaines Conn, sgod 3 sud 4 months, 2 Funeral services at his late_ realdence, No, 356 Routh Joffersou-st., ou Monday, st 11:30 8, 10, Cars tc loso- Lili Ceniotery, §~ New Yirk and Glasgow papera pleass copy, SQUIREA—July 24, 145, at the 1esldcnce of her parents, No, 24 Fromont-st., eldest daughter of 8. W, und Harriet W. Hqulros. Fuueral services at Grant Place Mcthodist Curch st 1p. i, July 20, Carrlages to Hosebill. Frionds of tho family (nvited to streud. WINGROVE~June 25, at Horton Vills, Hackney, Landon, Eugland, Mary, widow of the iate John Wine grave, mothier of 3ra J,'W. Watts, of thiu city, NOLAN—* Unitod 8one of Erin Il §,"—All members of ke Saciety aro lorstiy uotltud (o be at thele hall No, 210 Biun Tnland-av., ‘Tucsday morning, 27th fust,, &t #:30 o'clock shary, Lo sttend the funsra of vur do- cossed brother, dichasl Nolau, Jate of No, 151 Wright- st J. E. DALTON, Hocoriliuk Secretary, SPECIAL NOTIGES. Ceiitaur Linimonis allay pein, sutdus swellinge, heal Uuirus, and will cure rheumatisn d fleelr, bone and muscla = A=D v ailiuen White Wranper o for fawily uke, (Lo Yollow Wrapper KeMTAYpoE 1a for aulinals, g 0 & Co., Druggists, cor, Elm snd Front. o e v ay ¢ "X Bruis—11 ot elgharloud 3 Hhruber of teaniators aro Usiog the Ceataur Linfinent, pronouncing {6 suparior to suything they have ever e, Vo sl aa Liih 84 four oF vy dosen boltien per monih to thow,* Sold by all drugglets—oo and §1 per bottls. Dr, C. W. Beuson’s Colory and Camomile Pllis are propared sxpreasly to zun'fi:an-fln... Nourslyia, ervousnors, and Siocylens- 57 Gass. Price, Y e and el e ciate ol VAN SOHXAOK, HTRVeGN #iin, 3 Lk, coruer of Dour” 3, Chlcago. Sparkling sud Bright Wiill be the Kilver on your tadles, sad all your Iouso- held Utensils, when clesncd aad polished with fleo- troSiiicon. Tbissrticle aanatural iufusorisl pruduct, obiatned from & Nevads wlna sotirely fros from el or injorious chemicals. It cleas and polishes with foss la. borand groater brilliancy thun any mstarial ever bafore- élearared. Iiatiould be aevery woll regeiaied bousee 14U of consumption, Dectts, | | 200 Boglh Clask, Ipy Llbaals, sud 20 ¥ _DUSBINESS DIRECTORY, WNINGS, TERTS, ARD WAGON.COVERS AGO SIIP-CHANDLERY CO., REMP ARD ize Gordage, Twinge, Dk, Navil Stores, S0 Flsy Tenta, Anl b uvers, nte, £ 500 WATHLE AR R itar, fo {LAGS AND BANNRRS -COTTOK NJOK. > GILBERT HURNARD & (0., a2 to 23 South Waler's Uornr Klfth:s A YIS ga. F. FOSTER, RON & €O., . Mannfacturers of Awnings, Fonta, Flagn Ky, Fta., Dealors o ordagn, Tiinas Dnak of all widthis, Fte., By IPWINES coRbAGE, COTFTON DUCK, Taokls PUKL Rineroand Shtn fo oaks, T AT St 272 Nouth Waters, s 3 Hnath Water BELTIRG AND HOSE TALLQGE,HOLMES 4 G0 BEST QUALITY RUIIDER"AND LEATHER Balting, Engine and Gonducting Hoo Sloamm " Packing, *Firo. 1lose, e 174 and 176 Randolphay, BOOES, ‘N B. KREN, . 0.— Agdee s gUOK!Yfl.LHM and Publiah: 11550 118 Arates, suRNiAy, oD J N'4 00— E. s m%gnwfl-bhm ‘and dobhnrs, N T e LB IO DTG U T0 SOO, v 2T OFFICEN-PIT P DA AN TR Lot g T VAT NE A & e Grani) Paciflo Hato), corner ‘Madison g ey iniy alst., noar M ia Iadinon, co 'Cars. Natos AT ‘Agonta of Elgtn Watehen oy * o b’mrl‘ul.&fi " L 1E T, WITBROK LOMEE 3 COMPAK T eSS e o Yard and O No. 010, 014’ No, 937 W . Harma ke neadof Sty Caienery 1Y KING-GLASSES, RAORVOOEL PARLOK PIERS, MANTEI. ‘Glasaes, aud ornleos, Ros aud Walnue Q. M;-Bn:m oaoolyls:imnn 01T 25 & 00,1 ooy S1ormm Curore, Toara ] e oy Bhooting, © and . Oontbye rd o . Ttandilpn’at, HAL100%, 0! Gareings Cinth, Korrors St Sarel 5 DMittans, Door and Wagon Sprig; 1 Stat nd 1| AND CORDAGE. N oy 1 TWINES ANILELA AND SISAL ROTE, Honp and Manilla dl.'nlm‘;;;. oo 2 oILERT AR e GO, P 31 10 %8 Nouth Watar.at', Ohlesg, ‘WHOLESALE WOOLENS IDDLR & BOYD, Tmpoetors and Tnbborn in ‘WOOLENS ILN;LTA:E‘);K;‘&' TRIMMINGS, rered U and 0 Madon . HE BT. ; mi\ ‘:flmmmtmon- and ’-:7'!;‘ m. Blx por cout Interost. NS, T paid on deposita, BCHOOL ARD CHUROH FURNITURE Sml‘IWOUD SOHOOL FURNIAURK 00— ‘manufsoturers of Nchool, Church, and Uifios Bornituro, w1d Doalors in Behool Armul 164 and 16 Stal SEWING MA( O e ieatbost s ghoapont Lock.Biteh ina:Macitne 1n 56 ATkt Pgu.‘:v' e R JOIINSON, CLARK & 00., QGenoral Agonts U. 8. A., 141 'Htaéo-st., Chicais, Iy TOYE, Y ERANO, RUNLING & 0O —MANUPAG: turers of Ulilldron's Usrriages and Im- Dorters of Koys, Lancy Goods, Binl Osk Piatiing Tackie, do, 140 and 145 Fiatest, ‘TEAB, COFFEES, AND BPIOES, ° KA m,i‘;h:; 2 €O, PI(ENTX MTLLS, Teas, Uofloos, and Bpices. ous: Uotlens, g Rivarat. OY & CO, Great Auction Sale. Unclalmed Bageage and Other Property if te Chk ¢80 & Northwestern Railroad (0., At Warchouse, west evd Indiana-st. Viadnch Monday Morning, July 26, at 90'clook. 967 PACKAGES, CONSIBTING OF Traveling Trunkn, Ol Cloth. Vally Bugs, Bugn, Hoxen, Chentny 13 And Miscellaneoun Packages of Valunble ELIAON, POMEROY & CO., Auctt BY G. P, GORE & CO,, & and 70 Wabash avenuc, Tuesday, July 27, 1873, at 9:30 8, m,, REQULAR AUCTION BALE OF Iry Goods, Clofts, Cassimeres, and Stitng, HATS, OAPS, AND NOTIONB. Genta’ Underwaar, Inslery, Gloves, ete., efz.: Ladied and Gents® Linon J1dkfs., Table Uatnnke, Crashes etc,, olc.: auother fine Jine of Hamburg Lumbroldertes A froh fmportation of Tockst Cutlery will be dostd out at thix ale, ARPETS at 11 o'clock aharp, ___ G.T. QUBE & €O, Auctioneers. | T FINE LINB Boots, Shoes & Slinpers AT AUCTION, On Weduesdny, July 28, at 9:30 . mi ' GEO. I'. GORE & CO., 6380d 70 Wibash-tm, WM. A, BUTMTERS & CO., AUCTIONHIS, 163 MADISON-CT. BUTICES & CO/8 REGULAR TEADE BALL TIHURSDAY MORNING, July 20, st 9:40 w'clock, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 600D, WOOLENS, OLOTH FURNISHING d0O! Carpel dlca, ers, 1NG, 5 DS, NOTIONS, UMBRELLAS FATS. GABS, GLOVES, BOOTS, BLIONS, AND BLIPPERS, am REGULAR ' SATURDAY SALE Large and fine stock of Houschold Glaods, of evry dmrlxlllon. New aud Used Carpets, Plauos, Buggle ATUTDAY MOUNING, duly i, at 3 ] z #0) 304 Lt Medu B elo. Chatte] Mortgago sals of entir | A 1%-room house st private resldence 1085 Walnubs near Hobey, Monday, July 26, a8 10 a. m,, 1 elegasl Flano, full elze, rotind corner, earved, nearly nevj Parlor Hufte, mado to order ; Kasy Ohiatrs, Loungey Tuvalid Clafr, Laco Onrtainn,Mirrors, Tahles, Cabiné ‘case Bewlnu-Alichine, Hoiso Vants, valusbie Oil Paiute fugn, Brunsels Carpots, Dinlug-Noors and Kitclon Fute aiture, Crockery, Dlated-Wara, Bldlo-Boarde, Cook s34 Heating Stoves, Tablo Liuen, DBurewm, Dedstesds Chiamber wots, Alo ull Buds snd Bodifug, ete. 66 AL must ba pald for aud removed on tho day of sils, HIRABL BIUSH, Aurtonesr, Custodlan sad Agent for Morlgages., By JAS. PPy MCNAMARA & COx 27 Paut Washington-st, 1,000 Cases Boots and Shoe AT AUTCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, July 27, at ¥} o'clock, Firat-clasn stock of Now Goods will be alosed out, JAH, . MCNAMARA & CO., Auatiiecrh = ke T By WML I MODGES & CO. At Our Warerooms, 636 W, Lake-sts. Wa shall seld o TUESDAY, July 27, a8 4 p, m,, & larg® atock of’ OARPETS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Crockery, (laesware, Cutlery, otc, otc.; 60 duo Truuké Hale positive sail without reserve, WAL ¥, HODUES & CO,, Auctloncers. Also, on Wednewday and Haturday flnmn{l, [ o'clookl fue lot of goous will be salid without resory WAL ¥, HODUES & 0., Auctionso DYEING AND CLEANING. YEING. Ladies’ snd Gentlemen's Garments dyed and 108 superior manuer, at the HTEAM P"! HOUS! L ad BOKTON FPANOY Py e — b e ———