Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1875, Page 8

e ———————————————————————— e ————— THE CITY. CENERAL NEWS. The Oommittes on Subscriptions for the Franch wofferers by the floods sont yosterday 2,000 Vranos to President Mackahon sa their firat re- mitanoe for those sufferers. The temperaturs yesterday, as observed by Maoases, optician, No. 88 Madison strect (Trin~ oxx Bullding), was, at 8 s. m., 68 dogroes; 10 s m, 67; 12m., 68; 8 p. m., 67; 6p.m., 60; 8 P m., 65 Persons who olaim to know aay that tho plece of osnvsain Mr. Long'a posseselon ia not a por- tion of Donaldson’s balloon, The great quory sttil i, Whero aro the missing aeronauts? And thero {8 not one aingla fact a8 yet to answer it. The body of a sailor namod flngh McDonald, as'learnod from papera on him, was found on the lake shore at tha foot of Thirtv-ninth stroet, yosterday aftejovon at 2 o'clock, and taken to iho M by Patrolman John Rysn. De- cc:aed‘:‘a‘growned off a vessel about ten daya ago. Testorday foronoon about 10:80 o'clock, whila A plonjo-train was leaving tho Rook Island De- pot, & coloied man pamed Wilham Korn fell from s platform, and the sida of his hoad was struck by & car-wheel and dsneerously iujured. Tio was takon to the County-Hospital for tre ment. About 4 o'clock yosterdsy sftornoon a maa named Thomas Conneliy, employed at the West Ride Gas-Works, liad his loft leg broken by a besvy casting which foll upon it, Ho wasnt- tendad by two phyaicians, and sent to the County Hospital, Ehs home is on Fifteonth stroat, near Paulina. Copt. John Prindiville haa returned-from De- troit, whoro he wont to purchase the ceishiated yaoht, *Cora."" He was unauccosniul iv pur- chasing the * Cors,” offering #i,000, while 46,000 was demanded. Ho did tha noxt bost thiag, honever, in purchasivg & sactt for §£.300 waich 1a sald to be a vory supertor boat, ‘Tho craft will arrive 1o timo %o tako port in the raoy which s now being arranged for o week frox noxt Baturday, Altbough the hoat of the presont summor can bardly be cons{dored very severo or exhausti l%. it baa boen too much for tha Temporanco Al Jinnes, which has subsided for tha presont. Thero haa been o furmal adjournment for tho summer, nor bas a0y Umo in tho fall beon nxod at which work will bo resumod. A good icany of tho Executive Committeo and oflicors aro away, and Ao the thing hes’ como to & siands atill of its own acoord, Thero Is a growing fashing of disgust amon, tho reputable morchants noar No. 116 Clar streot tuat such a place should bo suffered to exist t n civilized city; and people doing busi- pess in that block are heartily desnons that the Mayor should exorciso his powor and oloso up the den, If shojs of that kind are a neoossity to amuso the counttyman who insiets an being swindted, thoy should” ba banished to North Caoal stroet. No- ‘body would suggert the establishment of a houso of ill-fame on O)jurt-tiouas aquare, and vot it would boe mure redpoctabie than a mock-suction 1hop. ———— CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS, ACCIDENT AT VAN BULEN ACHEET URIDOZ. The reckicasnoss and carclessuess of somo vossel Captains duriog tho last fow woekn has sausod soveral disasters to the various bridges across the rivor aud branches, not only badly damaging the stcnotures, but aleo soriously in- terfering with the traffic from one division of tho city to snotber. Itis only a fow days ago that the propeller Japan ran into Clark stroct bridgo, damaging the abutment 10 6noh au extent that the bridgo could not ba swuny for nearly a day, entmling giest damage on tibe Btreat-lnilway Compauy, aud canaing n serion interruption of the tratic of that most mportaut thorougbfara. Last evening about 8 o'clock a similar acei- dont Bapponed at tho Van Burco stieet bridge, walch, bosides disabling the siructure, came noar costing soversl huinau belogs thelr lives. Tho bridge at the bour named had Just baen clossd, d (ud tle red ball hoisted to atiow the waiting Btring of cara and wagona to pass, whon tho propotler Almira, lumber-isden, camo up, aod, rogatdless of the rod bLall which warnod it off, ran loto the bridge at full specd, forcing it open. At thotimo of the collision tha brdgo mas crowded with scopln and vobicles. One full ear bad Jjuet passed over whon tho bridzo was forced open, andnarrowly oacapod being J:llmxod Into the dopths below. The horso aud buggy folloming that car went down, but the man in the boggy saved himeelf by jumpiug out. The horse in falbog down broko loose from tho buggy, and kopt afioat joog enough to be pailed sshiore eafely. Tho buggy was tished out at Goit's coal-dook. No damage was done to the other vehiclos on the bridge at the $ime, nor woro any persons injiired sxcopt tho bridge-tend- r, who was struck v the lovor,un the back, in- Junog his epino severely. The foot-walx aad the railivg of the bridge aro badly smashed, but otherwiea tho structure is unimpaired, and cars run over it as usual, The veasel was but alighit- iy damaged. —_— BLENNERHASSETT, STILL HELD IN JAIL. Attention haa boen calied repeatodly of late to tho fact that although Blennerhassott's appeal to the Supreme Oourt bad rosultoed in sustaining | the finding of tho lower Court, the prisonor was still In jali, beoause the rule of tho upper Cour had nov boen forwarded. Yesterday, for the first timo, a roport waa prevalont that tho papois in bis case had not been forwarded bocauss tho sosts bad not been pald. Along mith this roport waa anothor, to the effect that Judge Rogers had written Gov. Boveridge in the iuterest of Blon- worhaseott's pardon, the reason asaigned being that tho prisonor had siready beon auficiently unfsbed. The roport was also current ibat tate's-Attorney Road had joined Judge Rogeis in recommending hia pardon. Mr, Reed etaiod that, notwithaianding his refusal some woeks spo to recommend the pardon, he bad la the fast fow days agrced to wign such s recom. meadation with Judge Rogers, on the sufiposi- tion, however, thatthe Judge would not make any such recommeudation. Up to vestsrday ho had signed no rocommendation ot the kind, for the reanon that none had boen shown him, and from sn nterview bad with the Guveinor sevoral days sgo he was satisfled that a pardon would ot be granted under any clrcumstances, The excune made for thoabseuos of the papers from the Buprame Court iu the case is exceed- Ingly gauzy, and the suspicion s growming geu- aral that some unduo collusion somawlore ia at tha bottom of his being withheld from entering upon the enjoymeut of his sen- tonce. He has now been in |all pearlva year awaiting the actiun of the courts, andit hn is not 10 be pardoned, It 18 au injustics to him, for which there is no ressonable excuse, to longer detsin bim, and so injustice tothe tax-fayers thst beshould be longer continued s ward of ihe county while ho beloogs to the State, and under the finding of both the upper and lower oourts owes the Btate s proficable service. It is sbous time, in justice to both tho people and the prisoper, that romething was done in the cara—that the papers wera forward- od and ho sent to Jolist, or tuat his pardon was vo0eived and he discharged. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BOME UNIMPOKTANT BUSINEAS. Ths Board of County Commissioners held their regular weekly mesting youterday afternoon. President Burdick, who desired to be npon the floor, called Commissioner Johnson to the ohair, Clerk Comiskey read the vory tadious minutes of two previons mesiiugs, a process whioh oon- sumed $no bours. CONTRACTS. ‘The contrsct of Alexauder White for doing the carpenter work ot the now boiler and engine rooms of the Insana Asylum was approved. The contract of James MoMillan for mason work on the same was also ap- proved. Also the contract of Courad Wilduer for plastering, and that of Thomas Nelson for rainting and glazing, The Chairman was su- thorized to slgn the contracts in'due form, THE POOB-UOUKE. The quarterly repert of the Warden of the Yoor-House and lusaog-Asylum was read, and showed the followig igures: Inaiates of Poor- Tlouse, commencoment of quartor, 437; adi tod during sbe quartor, 311; discharged, 20! remuining, 487. luwatcs of Insane-Asylum at commeucement of quartor, 303 ; adwitted duriag the quarter, 603 diecharged, Y3; romaining, 274, “Tho total number of inwatos of tno Lwo 1nlitu- tious, exclusive of ewpioyes, 18 709. Fourteon persons died in the Focs-touse during the quar- ter. sud 4 fo the Inssnc-Asyium, " Referred 0 the Comuitlee on Publio Chari- o8, ABSTRACTS, A yeport was preseuted by the Committes on Publio Records recommending that a oorrect and complete ret of tract luduxes and books re- latinag o the ttle of all tho reatestate in Cook County bs purchased srithont ! Ibss of time. Thn Committes Lad had nuder consideration tho propositions of E. Xflurmnn & Co, and Haddock, Qox & Co., who offered to supg iy the connty with a completa set of booke far t he snm of $04,500 and s.fo.ooo, rospectively. Ott o Peltzer hiad also offerod to sell n completo_sot « ) boaka, bronght up to date, for 245,000, The re port conclnded by rocommondIng the purchase of Peltzer's books, a8 thay wero chesper than all o1 thets offerad, and botter in most rospeats, Alao, it would take sovoral montbs to complete the books of tho two firma, wheroas those of Pelizer wern fit for uro. Four yeats' labor hiad beou exponded upon them. Oomminsionor MoCaffrey thonght sthat tho county itaeif could furninh abstracts without having recoursa to the mouognliasts. He: thought thnt. tho offor of Peltzor w2 roasou able, and hopod the report of the Committea would bo conentred 1. N Commisslonor Burdick did not feol like voting for the roport. Tlo thought that the matter shculd be carofully conmdared firss. Commissioners Hnlden and Clofigh agroed wita Commissionor DBurdick. 3 Commiasioner Mc(sffrey mowe ‘that tho mat- tor be made the speeial oxdur for the next mouting. Cummissioner 1lallon, an am amondmont, moved that the raport bo prblishxl and lald over for two weeks. Caried. THE DORMITORT, T regard to tho students’ ball and dormitory at tho Lnglowood Normal Sehool, tho Joint Comnmittee on Education and Puiio Balldings roporeed that they had received thies plaua of the same from the architoct, wiich th ey approved, and recommended that they bo inat ructod to ad- verkiso for proposals. Carried. ‘Tue earpontor-work on tho Inssne Asylum (new addition}, which was lot to Wil liam Goldio, who *burst np* on the job, was relet to his bondsmen, Dennis £t Sweeney hein g the lead thereof, About 12,000 worth of wi vk romains to lio dono, SBame doubt waa oxpreascel as to tho ability of the bondsinen to complete: tae cons track, but tbo motion to 1elet to tho bondsmon finndly provailed, "The Bonrd then adjourned ustil Friday after- noow. s LICENSES. ANOTIERY QUERT. o M Edltor of The Cute i Friun=: C11cAa0, Ang, %—iWhils sau uro looking up leenss aatiers, Just see {f Hooleyw Thewdre lion paid iuy Beaneu this year, I know i did not pay a cent Jast youL. Bure, The Trnuxe disclsims any intention of “lopking up licenss mattors™: that businosa belungs to the Mayor's police, who aro undonbt- odly honeat and competont to do the work, In zelation to tho question in tho abovo lotter, it is to bo said timt Mr. Mognire has paid a license for the year to como. It appoars from last voar's buoks that Mr. Ilooley did not pay auy hiceuso dumng the {enr. Inr ferenco to the assortion of a correspond- oot yeaterday that tho South Sido Omnibus Com- pany bas paid no licensos, 1t 18 to bo said that the boohs show thst he1s correct; thoy have paid for no Liconsos thin year, Moved by o lotter in Suuday’s TRIBUNE, or by som. other rearon not now known, two pawn- brobers mentioned lo the paper in question movad np and paid their liconsos yestordwy, Une of tho licenss policemen explained to a ro- porter vesterday that eome of tho names ou iho publsied hsr wero of pernons who had depositea n portion of thelr liconse money with the Comptroller, with tho anderstanding that the whole was to bo forthcoming beforo tho yoarisout. An attempt was made to procurn such names from tha Comp'roller. but that alficer was not yrepared to say whether or nut he would give them. e AMUS MENTS. TOOLEY'S THEATHE. Thora Is notbivy now in amusements this wack, but what thero ara ecom to be ateractive. *The Two Orphans " at [Tooloy's drow the usual Iarge and onthusiastic houso Inst owening, The picco in now fu 1ts fifth weok, bul public inter- o8t seoms in no wayto have abated. JIn fact, tho recoipts Saturday wore larger than any day of tho four weeis, thoso of Satu:dey night being little short of tho opening on n holiday might. ‘The prospects aro thnt tho picco wall ritn out an unoxamplad scason. Tho waathor and goneral 1nteront #oom t3 havo comibined to make tuo management sapronsoly happy. THE ADELPUL Tho *'Ice Witch"” ia in tts sccond wook at the Adolphi, and e doing well. ‘Ptio choruses aro glivon with moro deciston and less discord. The scenio effecta are very good. snd tuu astion of the pece 18 smoother and more ploasing. 2 S ey LOCAL LETTERS. TIE YOUNG WOMAK IN PURSUIT OF W. 8. B. MATHEWS. Totha Editor of tha Chicago Tribune 3 Coicaco, Aug. 2.--The middle-aged man who asserts in the last issso of tho Independent that the * Young woman is not a problom casy to comprehend,"” is not himaolf vory dilicult to in~ terprel by tho aid of his own article, Hels a very fuouy man cortatuly, and smilesall along az his own brilliant sallies agaiost the poor * young woman in pursult, of knowledgo.” Ho may have been within his parsonal remombranco like the young man he describes, ** awkward, and green, and hay-soody s to s hair,” but ho isnowan "export” musio toacuer, and a dash- ing newapaper corraspondsut witbal. ‘I'his wuter, witl au oir of great positizencss, affiring that ** the young woman fu pursuit of kuowledze has threo peculinr deflcioucios.” *‘The tirut is an inheront want of a wission, or an anteilectual ovject i life.” ** Almoat every boy” bo says, ** bas an ideal of the profession ho wounld liko to follow.” **'Fho girl who plauvs bo- foro her mind's eye & profes.ion or a certain grado of intelleotaal achuevemont" *is a pho- unomenon,” Thsu he accuses us of ** nnstoadi- noss at atudy,” and a desire to mako an.casy tima of our “schooi-hifo, all bocauso we have no * intelloctual object ™ bufore us, Tho otaer two **dolicioncies "—which ha now calls ** disndvantages”-—'*are her love of fing clotoes ani her tiual oxpectution of a busband." Wonderful postuatesa! Loc the muaic-tunster whio tios liis naw cravat with taste—or ought to —and in wiready o guod busband, or ouglit to be, repruach not & wo.usu's iusnuctive drawing towards thinga beautiful and good, Let us have the credit of avoiding the slovenliness of * the Loy with Liag-noady bair,” and of dressiug with becomiug neatness mnd taste, aud even of re. memueriug that we have a inission worthy of out beut utforts to fulfill,—without boing cuarged witn jusollity on this accouut, to peifurm our duties a8 studones. Doubtless such n- siauces are fouud—but pot more certatuly than that there are fups wmong college boys, aud {dlors overywhere {u circles of young men, OQur gontiemuniy easnyist conclades o puragraph, i which ho nsserts the impoasibility of keepiog girls at atudy afier 16 or a0, with tho elegant soutonce: *she ia & borss, whom baving lod to the pond, no mortal con mako drink.” Horse! Our muslo-tmaeter having played lus littie tune on thoese threo striugs, with variationa woithy of Lis gontus, closes with & tirado against fomale sominarios. Indoed, it might be surmmed that thesu *‘defective educational mills* aro the real objoct axsinst wiich he i almiug Lin brlliant” shafis, rather than the pour giris Wwho resors to them for instruction, ‘Lhe writer huppons to have been educatoed, in part, ina lnew’ seminary of good ruputo—and, 1 pare, in ths mized schools which Bir. Al prefers ; aud tho cowparivon {8 wholly favoiabie to tho for- er, both in respect tothe atiamments mado and the skill of the teachers employed ;—unot for- gotlng to mention that our laoy teachers iu music oven wern often preforred to thosa who were sot up as maaters, both for their skill sud toste in cxccution, and thour grace and patisuco Inglvmw matrnclion. f this mutter, however,—tho comparative morita of tho Lho systewn uf education, mixed aud separsto,~it was not my iutention 1o write, 1 leavo all that to bo settled by vxperiouced edu- cators and wige parents, or to remsin unsottled, t0 tho cholce of parents, as heretoforo, It is not hkely tbat the maguificent lnetitu- tions for women nuuuu{ oalablished i various £ the country will go down befare tho ram'shorn just blown In the Independeat, But in the namo of 10,000 Awcrican young wounen earnostly stiuggling for knowledge sud culture, in fumale setuluarios or mixed sewi- narios, or o the quet of lowe, 1 protest againsb the sneoring tone which thy Professor assumes iu discoursing of vur *de- floleucioa,” It would be strango, indeod, if thero were not some truth in such au article. But it 14 quito unwortby the peu of & gentluwan to use a lttle truth io cairicaturiug s wholo clasn of young ladies, whoso mitus aud motives are as wortly na his own, A Younu Woxax. LUNKO DOLGE. To the Kdutor of The Chicuro Triouna: Cuicaoo, Aug. 3.—~In your yesterdsy's edition is a letter frum A, Dudgeon, of Grosuse Jale, and beaded “*A New Dodge of the Buuko Roper: A case very similar, aud in the same localivy, happeued to me about four weske ago, Having oaceion to go to the Post-Offico quitelate in the eveping to depoait some letters for the eaily mail, I returned through Monroe to Olazk etroet. THE CHICAGU THRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876. In pasning along the Jattor etrect I reas acconted by a red-whisltored young man, who graxred mo very tightly by the liand, and says, ** When did youloave Peorin?" I roplied I never was in Yooria, **Why," hanays, ** I formerly sald you Poudn upon Madison sttect. 1 beg your pardon, but what may I eall yvonr namo?"™ Thinking it nona of hia businesa 1 roplicd, **Johnaton,"” 1lo then inquirod my piaca of rosidenco, and I gave it as BaMtalo, N, Y. Bogging ww pardon, ho let g0 (ho visc-like grasn of my haud, and I passed on, but bafore I roactied Mndison atrect, ajlens- nnt, gontoel-anpoating _\'nunf mau accosted mo and wars, “lHow do vou do, Mr. Johnstonl Whnon did you leave Buffalo? Inam a nophow of Mr. Bounas, proj rietor of Bonnoy's lotel.” My firet thonght was to knock him down. I how- over loft inm, only replying that he lind attaoked the wrang man this time. I would not bave noticed thin artompt to waylay me, but, jikoe Mr, Dudgoon, I think 1t a duty Lo oxpoye Auch ras- cality. JOUNSTON, STARET-AVEETINGS. To the Editor of The Chicano Tribune: Citieago, Aug. 2.~Tho best way to abate a nuisance, and ono that gencrally proves effect- ive when others have fafied, 18 Lo call tho atton- tion of tho publio to tho facta throngh the col- amus of ''ne Tnmune., Tho dopositing of street-sweepings upon unimproved atroots has | become nn insufforablo nuisance. It is o fact patent to all that thieso sweepings aro oszontially manuto, aud tho coniracts for streat-clesning undonbledly provido for tho disposal of thia offal in soma dofintto and suitablo wanner. It han beon tho practico, hawever, for cou:ractors to dump thesn swaepiags npoo thy untmproved Btreoty, to the inteuso auvoyance and disgust of ownerd and citizens, South Murgan and Wost Jacksun stro=ts moom to o a favorite stamping- ground for those manure-slingers, who take ns Ldly to a mud-holo as a duck to tho water. Bat tho outrago is not contined to thoso atreots, —it I8 8 nuivance common to nll rmln of the city, tlany of the streots whero theeo doposits ars being mado ave alroady alove gradoe, aud tho munuro or woopingy placed upon them must, in the evont of imvravemont, bo oxcavate.l ot tho oxponso of tho owner. The fo'lv an woll ay the crime of using aworpings, ontensibly for improve- ing stroots, vut roslly to mako short hanla for coatraciors, is apparout, Wesr Bine. No. 20, To the Editor of The Clucuan Iridunes Cmicado, July 31.—Wo raw in & communica- ton in yonr paper of thae 21st inat., over tho sig- nataro of * flouschoklor,” statomeuts in rela- tion 10 tho firemen in Earino Honse No. 26, on Lincoln street, that we beliovo do them greet in- justico. *‘Ilonscholder " states that tho fires mon 1o said ongine bouso ate larboring a dis- otdetly crowd and fraternize with th2m, and ato maing mghts hideous with their brawls, using profaneand obscena Ianguuge and distiirbing tho pence of the neighborhood, We nto living with out families not moro than 200 fect from smd oug tno house, and in plain sight of it, abd Linvo po.her neon nor heard ansthing of tho hind statad by “ Iousebolder.” flad anvtbingof the kind takon place, we think wo snonld have been ampog the first to notice and condomu it. B. G, Gioty Jonys FITzaEnALD, Renovrn B, Scuvrrz, W. J1. LARRAVEE, Ciantes BREYTHIRAAR. ———— THE CITY-HALL. Ald. Gunderson yestorday roturned from his tecent trip to Portago Lake, whoto ho spilt many & tear over his burnod-down mulls. Col. Dickey, Corporation Counscl, aunouncea that the ronnion of the Fourth Illinols Cavalry will take place at Bloomington on tho 25th of Augzast, and not on the 26th, ns bas been orrone- ously stated by all the daily papors. All licensen which are not paid on or bofore the 10th instaut will _bo conmdered dolinquent, and a cam;aign will imm-~diatelv 0o communced ngntokt those who eannot stiow thom. Loddlors, satoon-keooors, aud pawabrokors will pleaso take pogice of tuo storm. Hapt. Duiloy states that the only permit grant- ed (o Walior, Oukioy & Co. waa to aliow them to cover tho mdos of the builhng with corrugated 1on and 1aiso the roof for the purposs of eladng 1t. When tho slate was ou tho ground it was fouad thiat tho roof would not bear tho walght, and necordingly the covering-material was changed to tin. ~ If tho Iolico Board havo any- thing to say abaut s oftice, Lo says he wants to know it. Madison stroet bridge waa not closed to publio travol yestezdnv aftarnoon ns was snnounced, by roagon of nn arraugement to tho coutrary mads between the West Divieion Railrosd Compnny sud tho American Bridge Comypany, the builders of tho new structuro. Lato Soturday ovoning tho horse rat'road Company discovered that they had made an orror in tho cartingn for tho switch at the cornor of Madison and Clmton streots. Accordingly they pertacted arrangamnonts with the Aniorican Bridge Comrany to delay tho clos- ing until to-day, when it will .pomtivoly take place, either at noou or in tho ovemng. In the meantimo the cars will rna around to Htato stroet by way of Randalph, TLE DAY OF JUDAMENT. The Bontd of Policn vestorday becamo tirod of waiting for tholr Polico Buperintendaut to roport 1o them, and thoy cited bim bofore tham. Thoy fiest inquired of bun whv ho Liad not surned over to their cotsideration certain charges nganat cortuiu policomen on the fores. They then anlced him 1f bo had promulgated tho order ia- aued by thom lust Friday, Tho Snperintendent politely refused to anawor tha st question, aud to tho ecoud ho rophied that hobiasell was ca- pablo of giviug such orders, and had repeoatedly lssucd thom as Buperiotendout of lolice, and that he would retuss to recognizo the authority of the Police Board in any way affecting tum, Sheridan attompied to roanon with him, bat Supt. Rohm ussared him it way of no uso, and hastily departed for his owst apartmouts. To-day Itchm will undoubted- ¥ ted to npoear belore the Board to anuwer to wharges of insubordination, and somo high timiss may bo expoctod, ss Rehm I8 dotorminod to irefusd to recognize them in any way, shiapo, or maunor. Commissioner Shuridan is basty for his removal, and last evemng did all in his powor to iuluenco tho othor two Commisetoners to voto sccordingly, but they thought no hasty aetion should Lo taken, aud thev apreed to slecp over uight before tendoring their dovision, Undoubtediy, Rehm will bs (éu'cu g ticket af loave to-day, Commivatoner Bhoridan is moat hopoful of tho rosu:t of the present imbrogho, Ilo hopos tho Conuetl mil) confirm Duulap, sod aesigns for his reasons tho fact that Duniap is s wealthy men, and can afford to be susd for damages by m- oftensivo policomen whom he will discharge from tho yolice force. o considers Jake Rohin's course 1n d wobeying the ordors of tho Baard a very porilona ono, claimiog that the Board of Poiico has uot yet been logally abol. ishad, aud that until that time Rehmis bouud by beavy bonds to obey its mandates. ‘The Po- lico Board will conquer Uolvin aud his gang, he nays, and thora his happiness ends. —— THE COUNTY BUILDING, Ground was broken yostorday for the enisrge- rlgning tha second report yostordav, however. rolloves it from having his motives impugned o joining Holdeu in the firat roport. ‘Thio ro- port prosonted yostordav was stmply an argu- ment In favor” of tho conuly purchasing the tract indezos, ete., of uUtto Toltzer, for $4i,000, aud waa iaid over for two weels, ‘Thero is a strong feeling in the Roard auainat the county going into tho ahstract-busi- nusd at all, and if oither of the raporta ia ndopt- ed tho action may bo Aot down as tho resnit of U labors of cortain members in the direction of molf-aggrandizemont. —_—— CRIMINAL. A lot of tools woro stolen from No. 09 West Lnke streot yesterday altornoon, About £35 worth of clothing was stolen from {bo raom of Michael McGuire, No. 61 wost Ran- dolph street, yeaterday moming, Uwo spring ovorcoats, valned at $80, woro stolen by enonk-thievea yeatordar, from tho u::.m! of larry Dane, No. 83 Sonth Sangamon steoet, About 100 pounds of solder, vnlued at 8230, ware stolen from tho shop of (teoreo W, Jones, Na. 10 North Dosplaines stroot yestorday merning. Ilonsru. Roany & Son, of No. 235 Weat Madi- ron atroot, last ovaning cansed the mrrest of Hdnry McKalo, wlhiom they accuse of tho thoft of thelr Lorsa and buggy. Josie Davonport, a Chioyenno donizen, was nc- cund by J, Laogiiold, 1ast nigat, of tan larcony of 215, taken trom his pocket, and was arreatod and locked ap in tho Armory. D, H. Thavor was among the nnmorons vie- timn of tha snonk-thiovos last Buadav. While ho was at church with his fomily sonin thisves robbod his Louse of a qusatity of clothing and wilverwaro, Tho hiouse of John Tong, No. 293 Main street, ‘was entered by tlueves Sunday whilo the fumily woro at church, and n tiunk belonging to Mia Mery Murphy, contalning %60 worth of clothes aud @15 in monoy, stolot. Charion Morgan will bo atlowed to sav, bafore Justico Summerflold this moining, whather lio «id or did not ates] a watch from Frank Veniley, s chargod by tho Iattor, and for which alicged act he 18 A prisonor at the Armorv. A young man named Ldgar 8. Thelps, In the ompioy of Cook & Co., wna arroated vorterday, by Detectivo Flynn, for tha nlleged ombozzios mont of 200, recorved by him wlilo acting s collactor, Ifo gavo bail forlus nppearauco noxt Friday morning, bondy being fixed at 1,000, Commisslonor Ioyne had beforo him V., Smohik, a beer-rellor at No. 235 South Cana) streot, the chareo belug that he falled to cancel stamna on boor-kegs. ‘1lio offenrs tieemod to bo the rosult of carcleeaness rather than intent to dofrand, sud tho offender was sccordingly disetiaigad. I'oor Ancust Tang seems destined to meet somo daily trouble. After marrying a Gorman woman familiatly Lknown as” ** [Iandsono Bottha,” ho shot himseif sovercly, but not dan- geroutly, and last nizht was arrested at tho in- ment of the vaults used by the County Clerk. To-morrow will he sentonco-day in the Crimi- nnl Court. Tifty-soven prisonors will hear thofr «oom, amony them the noted burglar, William Wray, County Olerk Lieb yssterday appolnted W, D. 8, Andorson to & Deputy Clerkship. The ap- pointae enterod upon his duties during the day with & fair prospect of being sppointed to the poeltion vacated by Drury sovoral weoks ago. The sale of property by the County Treasurer, upon which Biate snd connty taxes are due and remsin nupaid, commeuced yesterday with a few iotu in tho northweetern part of tho Town of Ifanover. The sale will bo coutluued from day to day in tho roomn of the Couuty Commissiouere. Dellnqueats, huwover, can pay thoir taxos su usual, and will save their proporty only by pay- ing 1u advance of the lots being offorod for sale, A word to the wido is sufliciont. It way noted a fow days sgo that the aproint- oot of Egan a4 architect for the new Court- 11ouss wan tho result of an sgroomont botweon tho County Board snd Mr, Heslug, Subuequent duvelopments have more than coutirmod the statowents modo. A county officlsl bus sluce ".""“ huard to say that, it Hesiug wau nob elected County Treasnrer, it would bo his fault, for & conditlon of tho ‘trade wato was that Hosing #bould suggest the npwes of a wmajority of the Judges o olectiou to the appointivg power, Attention w aliod Bunday to the existenco of a furthor report upon tho abstraoi-question 0 bo presentod to the County Bosrd. = At tho time, the report could vot Le gotten Loid of, but cuough was lesrued to ludicato its chinractor, It was prosented to tho Board vouterday, sixned by Commissloners Guonthoer aud Cairoll, Com- missioner Holden, of course, retused tosign it, bocause he had befure recommendsd the bid of Bhipman & Co., for 64,500, in which it was al- loged be had sn interest. Commissionor Care roll, ns bias boen bofore stated, also rud’mmfid- od tho bid of Bliomau & Oo., bus blndly, His stencn of Honry Dash, & hackman, who alloged that Long played policeman and threatenod bim with arrost, Detectives Himmons and Tlynn mot Jobn Mack yeaterday afternoon on the corner of Ran- dolph and Uuion stroets, with a matchiel nnd o Lundicwn bis hands. Buepecting tuat he had stolen proporty in hia possession, thev took him in custody on suipicion, and found four lap- tobes in'tho satchel and bundie. Any persun who has lost tuch articles should call ‘at the Madison Stroct Station and examiue tuem, William Walce, a boy 15 or 16 years of ago, was bofuro Commisstoner lloyne yenterday morning charged with attempiing o pass & countorfeit &5 note on the Nauoual Bank of Taxton, 1L, It appearod that tho boy had been anked by J. Zushenbroker, o fellow-boarder of Iis, to got change for Lho nota because tho Int- ter doutted ite gonuineness, e accordingly tried two or threo places an West Tweltlh atroct, ad was flnally arronted while oftering thn noto st & saloon, Io was hold 1o 500 bail to tho District Court. A A lively row occurred an the Weat Side vestor- day woroing at 12:15 o'cl k. It hnipened in thin way: “dward Harrity, nroptictor of tho S cholas Iiotel, No. 113 North Clinton ntroot, had about closod lis honse, when acven bur ly ratilnus ontered tho saloon in frent, and ordered drinks for ail. Mr, H. sald it was past closing-timo, aud tharcto:e lie conld not comply with their demands. This polito lnformation uvn Mr. IL.'s part so onraged tho midnight maraud- ers tuat they pulled some koives and wero about to have o carving-bee. At this juncture, Harrity dealt one of tho fellows n severe blow with u ‘-biilet,” and, at the samo tuno, drow a rovolver and shot it off iato tho air. It does not secm possiblo that ono man could disposo of xeven in such a caso a8 thim, but, sirange _as it may anpear, it waa novortholesa true, Tho wholo seven loft, and it iz hard to tell which was the biggost cow- wardy, they or tho police, as uono of the Iatter appeared on the scene. ——— ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Castom-Housa will bo closed at 12 m, to- day on acconnt of tho funeral of ex-President Audrow Johnson. Tha second of the series of open-alr concerts will bo given this ovoning, comwmencing at 8 o'clook in the Lake front oppomito Park Row, ‘Tho montbly meating of the Board of Coun- cilors of tho Hoapital for Women and Children, caruor of Paulina and Adaws “swwoots, will be bLield st tho Hospital at 2:10 o'clock to-day. ‘[ie Ladios' Committes of the Washinglonian Homo wiil give an excarsion to Evanaton Thura- dny, tho proceods to go towards furnishiug tho chapel of tho now Howe, Lrans loave Kmzio Streot Doput at 8 and 11:30 8. . Dr. N. N. Da- via will give an address, aud the servicesof a popular gloo club bave boen scourod, aud nothing will be loft undons to make tho day sn cujoya- ble one. ‘Tiockets aro 50 conts. The ladles will provide refroshmonts for any who may desiro tuom, Bhould 1t bo reiny Thursaday the pienis will be postponed to an early day aud announced through the pa; S —— The Koran. We are told by all Arabs that the Koran {s the rmost porfoct pootry n the Arabis lsnguage ; and yeot, whon we como to road 1t as trauslated into English, wo fud it dull and todions. It is a dir- flcult thiing for o European to read thromgh tho whule Kuran in a tranelation. o woou realizos 1t to bo different from what bho mmogwed it. Very possibly he droamod of finding therein long and luscinus descriptious of the so-callod ** Molam- modan paradive;” that ho should read about houris aud tho trea of hfe, tho boast Al-Boral, rivers cf wine, and all thoso vistuns of tho ferent heavons usually attributod to the prophet. Mo finds nota word of all thls, In- sioud, there is boundless dovotional euthusiasm, a1l tho vocabulary of praiso to (lod, long moral locturon, Ol Testamont storios lu a different form, a famuliar reference to all tho Jowish patiiarohe, proplists, and Lings ; an oqually con- staut 1eforonca to the facts of the (iospels, but in & somewuat different dresn ; and, flually, florce donunctations, in a straln of tho most awful so- lotanity, of tha infldels who will not bollove iu tho truths of God, Of dootrine ho finds uo wubtloty, obanumed proclalms but oue fact, aud reiterates it for all time, An the Koran opons with Al-Fatitat, “Tlhe Profsce,” so it naturally oloses with tho simple and sublime » Dovlaration,” & chapter of iteulf, Tho words of those chapters aie toxts for all the rest of the book. It calargos, dilates, amplitios, illuse trates, reiteratua the one grand declaration, ** L fliha il Allah"—* No God but God.” Al tho rest 13 writton ouly to EM that woight. Tho fact shat Mohammed 18 the prophet of Gud s & mere Incldont, like the ** Thus salth the Lord " of the Ifobrew prophets. It is to show whenco camo tho meseage. That mossago is the one thing of importanco to man, snd it isof the wimplests '*No dod but ," When that wensage {8 believed, the woranty of the Koran follows with equsl simplicity. lrayer and ohari- ty are the wholo duty of mun. Not prayer us an importunato begging for favors, but prayer whYuh {8 ouly praive snd anxioty to bo kept iu tho faith of God; not crtentatious alme-giviug, miscalled charity, but a obarity as compiote and enniue a8 that described in tue Corinthisna. uch ag wo flud Al-Fatlst we find the whole book.—The Ualaxy for Augus!. e ———— Pianos and Organs. A large smortincut of new plauos and organs to reut, Keooud-baud planoa from §30 Lo §200, W. W. KixsaLt, nd Adams streots, Ohicago, Corner Btat Important to the Preservation of Teath— & John Goanell's Cherry Taooth-Paste, the most efficactous dentifrics knowa. Try it. Yor sale by all druggists, Wholesalo ngents, Torroy & Biadloy, 171 apd 173 Handolph utreo yi b e adcaiais 48 Get Your Blankets Cleaned. 1¢ bouseXeepers would only take the trouble to sead Cook & MoLaln, Ko, 80 Dearbors, # or 341 Weat Made son atrest, thels Lisnkets, they would benicely clsansd, THE WOMAN'S CENTENNIAL. Important Mceting at tho Moth- adist Church Block. Detailed Plan Submitted by the Com- mittee on Ovganization. Addrosses by Prominent Citlzens. A menting of tha WYomnu's Contennial Asnocia- tion of Illinols was hold last ntght fn the Moth- odist Ciich Black, cornor of Clark and Wash- ington, ‘The mea.dng waa called tn order by Mrs, Gov. Boverideo, and Mra, Myra Dradwoell wan appointod Secrotaty, J. P, Reynolds, I of tho Committes on Organization aprointed nf # provions mooting, submitted the followhug re- port ¢ PLAN OF ONUANIZATION, Coramiittes nppoinied st tho faet meetin with tho daty of reporilug to this 10 plen of eranizatlon snd nction to be adop Aho wowen af FHilnn in refienco to o pariieipution fi e Centennial Exbioition fa bo ekt at Ppiladcipbia In 1Ri6, revpoctfully roport that, after ommfdering anlte ciretully many prepositions sud miggeatious vertalulug 10 (e mibiect, ey hisve docided o recon- metul for ulag o (o followd 2 —That & Btate organlzation of Indlen bo formed, dquarzers at By riugheld, snd ealled * Tug n'a Centeunal Assoewation ot Lilinols,” e ond—Tuat its object will bo to xecuro such a rej resentation b the several departnients of tho Con- tepmal Lahibition by {ndisldul oxiibiors, aud to colint, catnydle, atnd | wiik<h mieh fucts and atatistics an aliall, Loth together, falrly relect the preasat status of thio women of Liinols 1o whatever pertaing to sulence, art, education, fdustry, and agriculture, % hird~Yiat the utficers ahiall bo &~ Prestdent and Bo.retary, restlents of 8pringfield, one Vico-I'restdent for anil {0 resldo I each' Cougressional district of the State, and one Treasurer, Fourth—That cach Vico-President shall nelect and ansaclate willl her (wo ladies ro-fding in different cotntion of the samo dintrict, except as stated below, thus forming a commlttce for each district, to whom all upplteations for space from resldents of such ufs- trict #hall bo reforrod; who shall lisve charge und di- reciou of alt matters alTecting the representation of their rerncelive districts, nnd who stall Lo the finan- cial agonta of tho orguization, making all eollectinne of mobey, and teporting the kama to the Treasursr fram i o timo an made, In nch Congreselomnl Districts as are composed of les territory than two coutitlea, the Vice-Irewidents may relect tho annocfuto members of thelr committeon at wiil, anrd without ref- ercuce to tho locality of residence, excopt thist it shall Yo within the distelct, 1igth—All approved applications for npaco shall bo tzanamitiod Lo the B rolary of thia oryanization, sad, after record fua book 1o bo eyt for that purpose, eboll be immediitaly forwarded to the rroper officer of tho United &itates Centenalal Comminsion, Sizth--Tho Lresident, Sceretary and Treasurer, thall dicliaego tho dufies oruiuarlly pertnining 15 thuso porltion? reupectively, aud shuil hold their oilires durlug good behvlor and ibe existenco of tio organt- zat.o, Secenth—The membership of the organization shall of much persona as shnll puy to tho Treasurer or finauclal ugelitn tho autn of $1 cazh. n oxpected that the otlicura and membora of thin organization will co-operato with tho Iilmols State Contennial Basrd of Managers airealy appolutod by the Governor uuiler a resolution of tho Gorioral As- #embly, confining thelr etforts and expendituro of menna especlally to the work above referred to in be- hnlf of tho worien of Iimols, Your Commilttea ilo ot ¢.ix n this report to go fur- tber dnto dotuil than they done, If the generul fen furcs of tho urgnlzation uzo scceptaldo os present- od, It will Lo neccusary to provils at onco for compleling ft, by the cloctin of s I'realdent and auch other of the oilicers as the mecting may bo preparod to ele ¢, aud to provids for the appolutment of tho remalning oficers i tuo weveral Congresslonal Dietricts at tho cacliest powslvle time, There s talnly 1o thno to upare 1f the great and good work con- templated i o Ue well sud creditably donc, EX-LILUT.-GOV. BROAS was eallhd npon for somo remurles, Mo said that hio togarded the effurl to orzavizs a ladies’ de- rartment for tho Btuto of Liiinois as especially appropriato for tho lndlea themnsolves. They could doat with far more eflicicucy and bettor resalty it left to tbole own judgment nnd tasto. Ilo had attouded the prehm- inary mecting Baturday, and was there then to mako such suggertions as might occur to him in the commoncetnent of the work. The repoit af Mr. Roynolds ntot bis approbation fully, and Lo Lelioved the ladies of lilinvis would mako a highly bunorable showing of tlieir labors and haudiwork at the first contonnlal or our national lifo, Ho thought uo exemption or favor wonld be claimed by our Indica bocause tho Btato was not orgamzad till fuity-two years—practically balf & century—after the Declaration of Tude- pendosco. They would bo ready to meot their sters of the other and tho older Htates, nud to show what thoy wers doing to increaee tho wenlth aud to {n‘umnlo the soctal, the intollectual, and tho moral wolfaro of tho Biato of Hlnoiy, Tuat thoy wonld do their ebare to win the award for it of bowng the Empire State of the Missin- siopi Vallov, he hiad not a particlo of doubt. Without enterini into varticnlars, bo ventured to aay for them iu ndvanco that they would show thot & Western worman was not content with a mero oxhibition of fancy needlo work or aaubs 1n oil or wator-calora 3 hut that eho could con- tiibute most efliciently to the niore matorinl and snbstantial welfaro of the Htate. Rosa Bouliour way univeresliy ccneedod to rank with Landseer 18 a painter of avimals, and go it might be found thet ono of the fluiest stock farms in tho Stato was owned and managed eutiroly by a woman, and he ventured to pradict that in cultnro and socinl standing shio would be found equal if not superior 10 any gontloman in like busness, or porhans in aiyothar. Noed be add thac tho recogmzod organ of thoe 1ogal rrofession in our Btato—that to which tho Boneh nnd Bar atka re- feried for acourate reporte and loarnod com- ments on logal topics aud ourreut docisions—sns odited und publishied in thia city by a lady, He Liad no doubt that when Mra, Beveridge sud her corpa of intolligent aud earncst associatos n oach Congresaional District made a oareful statoment to each othor of what tho ladies conld sond to the Exposition, they would thomsclves bo groatly sarprised at the variety and tho valuo of the Kpecimens placed nt their disposal. This gatberivg togothor of what the women ot 1llinois could now contribute to the Conten- wiel Exposition would ba {mportant not as morely ministoring to tho instruction, porchance tho rrido. of the presant, but the record of it would go down to after ages. It would furnish tho means of comparieon for centannials for n thousand, might they not hapo for tap thoueand, voorss to cotmeo, It woutd afford the bost possiblo tent of tho soclal lifo and intelloctual culturo of tho yoar of grace 1876, As such ha begged to commend it most cordially to tha attention aud g:n boarty suppurt of tho ladios of tho entire nte, Gon. Chetlain sald ho indorsed Gov. Broes’ re- marks, and be approved of the plau. It it wore carried ont and the right kind of persons wore aelooted, it would oud in & groat success, QEN, 8MITH snid the plan differcd somewhat from that skotchod ont at tho previoua mesting, but he Rave {t Liu boarty spproval, 1io wnid that woman's work should be o promiucnt dopartinent in the oshibition of 1876, Not ouly ju art, but inin- dustriat pursults, wors women taking s couspio- uona rank, Some of tho best sgricullural prod- ucts of the Btato were tha result of woman's caro and sapenntondonce. During the War many of the farms of the Stato wera in tho handa of womeon. e gave tho sohema his hearty ap- proval, and predicted success for it. Ay, PRADWELL wan called_for, andsald she wasio favor of fadios and gentlemon working tugothor in con- cort for the object. "I'he roport was thon ndopted nnanimously and tho meoting proceeded to the election of ofllcors with the followinie rosult: t'resident, Mts. Uoav, Boveridge ; Hecretary, Mrs, J, C, Coukling, of “Bpriugfiehl; ‘Trensurer, Mry, Judgo rad- well, On motion, thedo officers wors empowored to appoint tho Vice-Presidents, On _motion, it wrs resolvod that all Lil'a should bo audited by the Fresident and iudorsed by the Becrotary beforo being paid. Tho meot- ing thou adjourned, —— Iow Qualls Ent Grasshoppers. A gentleman in Nobrasia zives his oxporienca with grasslioppers, ard how to destroy [hvm. an followa ¢ *If the grouud s "nlnwed up where tho ezgs are deposited, and well turnod nandor, no young grasshoppors will ever be iatchod out of thoso ougs, or, It hatched, none can over reach the wurfaco. For fear that somo of the egg-colls should not ho covered up sufliciently dcep by the plow, go over with the harrow, snd roll it well also, in order to brenk the egg-colls, if pos- 81k, B0 84 to lot the water of tho unowy and Faing 1, whon the vitality of tho eggs will be destroyed, Qualls, pratrie-ohickens, and grouse, if suiliciontly nuerous, alone are sufiicient to pick up vvery embryo grasshopgor long before e can have wings, **Hoyon years ago largo sreas of egga wera de- posited ou my farm, vear Omahia, I then wan fortunato enough to huve about 60 qualls on my pluce. As soon as the hoppers were hatched, und whilo yet almost mlorosvopio fu eize, I von. ture to #av that each one of the quails picked up evety day enoughi of them to fill & bushel meas- ure, 1f grown to full uize. They devoured aill my graeshoppers long bLefore thelr wings had daveloped § but the grasshoppers devoured uo one's crops that year, and vory few escaped to migrate, 3t seoms, however, thatthatepring the young grasshoppers wore mml:d averys whore whara thelr oxge were deposifed among roo.at., Palmor Honea': Unlon tacl | L WOLTERSDORE, 171 Blun Tainnd. ——— e un, and most persons_will tell you that the eold nnrinF ring killed thom = off. Thia s porsible, where tho rains wore heavy enough W carry thom off and drown them, Dut nt ihat timo quails, prafrio chickens, aud pronse woro plonty overywhote, and I suspect that rain storma got eredit for what the birds dif, Within the Inat six yoara wo have had Roorting eluba in nll our cilies, towns, and vil- Inges, and vore few binds aurvive the ukill of tho apartkman, Bhould any be fortuunto enough to ercapo tha mportsman, farmers' boys will trap and anare what aro Inft during tho ‘winter, and send them off to markot, 1f mv position 1a cor- rect, in thoro any wonder that the grasshopnom 1t batehed in Miksouti, Knneus, and Minnesota Inst spring hnvo dono eo much dninage, betoro and after thelr migration? There can be no excuso for us Lo bo eaten out by grasshoppera, whan hatched ont among the rottled parts of our country; and {f wo don't destrov them in thoir embryo etata wo must lav the hiamo to ourselvon if our farma aro ravaged by them," Stin BPirst Plpe. A boy tried his fiest pipo Lthn othor day. When hir futhor camo home to dinnor, ho found him braced ngainst a batrel, with bs lega apart, bis handa and lower Jaw drooping. listlessly, and. a deathly pallor overaprea-ding his face. “What is the matter with you 7" inquired the amazed parent. tv—toachor Is—1s sok,” xnn{;}nd tho boy, e\ yon mustn’t feol o badly about it, Tommy," kaidt tho father kindly, * Bho will geb well aeafn, without s doubt.” Aud thon, stopping tuta tho house, ho obrory~ od to hin wifo that that nas the moet sympathet~ ic boy ho ever saw. RMITI[—In England, Ang, 1, of heart diseare, Clara M, mith, daughter of Isii and Arminda Y, Bwith, aged 1 yearn, JRAYTON—Drowned, July 29, whils bathing in TLake Micligan, John T, Drayton, of Warren, &, L. B+ 32 yoarn, §7itiodo Tsland and Peoria (IiL) papers please copy. PHINIBTER—On Sundsy morning, Aug. 1,at 49 North Market streot, Chicago, Victoria I, L. Phimise ter, aged 6 months, only dsughter of Minnie . sud D, @, Thimlster. 22~ Wiclt, Scotland, papers pleass copy, STLES o] R FAADE MM ICDIDE OF ARMRICHNIA A Now an Gront Discovory in Dediont Beionco for tho Curo and Rellof ot Pain \n Man or Animel [ Herotorforo J{nown, Rostoring. sands to Hoalth an Happiness. A BURE cuURE For Nouralzia, Rheumatism, rysipolas, Dipnshorin, Group, Boro Thront, Faco " che, MUmps, Paralysis of Limbs, st or Enlftred Jofntt, Bun- ions, Oorns, Pains in Back, Nee', or Shouldors, Quinsy, Outarrh, —AND ALI— Druisos and Wounds of Every Nature, in Man or Animal. GILES? LINTMENT bas recolved the unqualified apuro alof tho ‘medical sraternity, and i+ largely used lr,\ thoir prisate practico by the woat sucoesstul physi- cians A GLERGTMAN CrmED: Glies! Tndblo of Ammona tr, {2 my fadament, the bast. reinedy for Nouratgls ovor pit baforo the pbile. n oot atliotai with 1his torribla disoase waverwath ¥ fell wpon Mr. Tomeds, d y assurvd rollof, 1 tako plsasnro in snying this, [nasmuun 88 | desizn atways ta Lo n bonolac ar 0 1ho hurman family, WAL P, GORBIT, Obatrman of the Mothudist Cnuich ExtInston, A Puysicras Conrp: Dr. Willlam Osgood Page, of No. 283 Fourth-av, York, sulforad {of many 30478 with stiiTnows and intooss ain I his koo, And - timas was unabio (o walk, causni oy an lajury receivol nu tho luison Kivor Kailmad. “Wrled evory’ remoiy that shill oraclence conld dnvleo, without benefit. ~ Ulles' Linlmont fudide of Ammonia gnvo instant reliof and effectod a compluto cure. RUEUNMATIO SUFPERERS BTATE: Was dischargod from the Masiachusotts pital s Incirablo, wifh Jnflammator, suouldors, tiugers, ann foct. yoara; trlod aversihius: lo Ia_etlcalor GILES' mont_Todide of Am It 3 ELLEN SMITIL, No. 72 Planaats Fa River, Mass. My wufferings with inflammatory themuatism ware fn. tonse. 1 was helploss till 1 usod (iles' Lial Ammonia. ‘I resnlt was d veful, 13, 913 West Thirty-fifth-st, lnl\lmmfl(or( Tthoumatism ont Todids af + W. VOOR- body; Samant 100 of Amm: GREEN, 168 West rable. (11 FIEEDLL ‘Now York. MENT for allmoats of the aniral kinydan ‘passed all other proparations in ita won- dortully curativo effects. IO QWNER OF ** JIANRY DARAETT" STATER; Inmy stabla tho aniy nimant I now uso fs Qilos! Lint- GILES LI 1 Lhn" poont Tolido of Ammonia.” 1t 'porlarms wondors, 1 wn- oeltatingly’ pronnunco o SeDAN LY Flinocton. M., v b over waw. B For our stock wo know of na liniment th Todido of Ammuovia, It is what hors wanted—nacmahing roliable, TER & DOUGLARS, North Howand st., Ocorgo Crant, Victorla, Fllis County, Kaneas, tho largost stock farmier In tho world, 170 square miles, e Lo mai ad beast Gilun' Liniieat 10d1do of Amuso- a in., GILES? LINIMENT. A battle postessos moro enrntivo proporifes than a barrol of tho so-called oxtraots #nd Iinimonte that aro folstod un a crodulons community. Price 50 conts and %1 por bottle, Quarts, 83, For Sale by nll Wholesalo tetall Droggists, QALE & BLOGIL, 85 South Clark-rt.. 4 and 66 Mon- ‘ards Drug Btore; SPECIAL NOTICES, Millions of Bottles Of Mra, WINSLOW' BOOTHING BYRUP ate sald and ned with nevoe'faillug suocoss. 1t 15 an old and woll telod remedy, and has stood the tost of years, It rollovas tho ohlid from pain, regulstes tho stomach and boweis cures wind calfo, softons the gums, and Ly giving rost and Mhhh to the child, comforia tho moihae, e AUCTION BALES, BY G. P. GORE & CO., 63and 70 Vblfl avonuo, Tuecsday Aug, 3, at 9:30 &, m,, REGULAR SALE OF DRY GOODS, Hats and Caps, Iosiery, Linen Gools, Notions, Gents’ Underwear, Bilver Plated Ga uls, Oatlery, dc., ke, Ono hundred lots of Hamburg Embroideries, with- out resorve. A large und well-ngnoriod stock of Elasf Drasd oo cloved AL thin ol i o Caed and [} , GEO, P\, UURE & CO., Auctloneers, SPECIAL. TUESDAY llOIlNEG, Aug. 3, st 11 o'clock, A Fing Stock of 611 and Itlian Clotks. BANI(RUAI:O’I" 3:; GOODS, Furuishing Goods, White Gonds, Ladios’ and Genta® Undorweur, Haslery, Notions, GEO, P, GORE & CO., Auctioncers. " EARLY BUTERS OF SEASONABLE BOOTS & SHOES WILY, FIND A FINE ASSOR'PMENT At our Auetlon Salo on Wedneaday, Aug. 4, st 0:30 8. m, aE0, I GORE & €O, On Thursday, Aug, b, at 9:30 o'¢ ock, SPECIAL- SALE OF OROUKERY, 90 craten W, G, Crockery, i open lota; 20 crutes W, @. Crockery, " orlgiunl gt ¢ cxales Decoratod Ware, alarge fovolce of Bloc 0, P, GORE & Ty Wil i HODGES & GO, At Our Warerooms, 636 W, Lake-st,, Washalt soll ou TUESDAY, Aug. 3, st 2 p, m,, & large stock of OARPETS AND HOUSEEOLD GOODS, Grockery, Glsgwsre, Uutlery, etc, ete.; 50 dne Trunks, Hals pealitve Ut reuct WL F, HODUES & 00y, Auctlonoers, Also, on Wednixday and Haturday Fveuings, at 7530 o'cluck, fine lot of woods will be vofd without ., ¥, HODGES & C0., Auctioneers, By HIRAM USHL OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE of Furniture and Carputs ut fitore 134 Hlato-al, (removed foF convo- Blutice of wale), Thucaday, Kug, 8, 103, o will Lo wold Purlor, Chamber, snd_ Dinlog-room’ Furniture ali kinds s also, & lot of Carpetn, &v, Goods to ba paid fur and remuved on day of sale. HIKAM BIUNH, Auctioneer, ___ Aud Agetit for Moy By [, CHADWICK & €O, 193 sud 107 Eust Randolpl-st, ‘Will sell at auction this moral: Uhsttal Mortrege. Fuealturs of Lowages, ko EADING MANUFACTURERS, Reesentative AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS AND DEALRRS IN ARTISTIC AND FINE GOODS, TFor Porsonal and Housshold Usa, Hardwood Lnmber and Veaeers, GEO. W, READ & CO., 188 to 200 Iawll-n.hnl:fl{,ob&.fllnh-lh, Eaxt Biver, Art Workers in Silver, TIFTFANY & CO., Sflk Maflmcmm, Unlon Bquars, Now York, CHENEY BROTHERS, Harlford snd Now York, Pare White Lead, Atlantic, ROBERT COLOATE & 0O., Corner Poarl and Dookman-stse., New Yory Artistic Jewe:ers, AMERICAN WATOII COMPANY, TIFFANY & CO., Watchs, ‘Waltham, Mass., and Now Yark, Unlon Bquare, New York, Masonic and Military Goods, BCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRATIAY(, SlyePlatel Ware, 10 Maidon Laao, New ¥ yi. MERIDEN BRITTANIA OOMPANY 500 Broadway, N lork. Workers in Hardwood Lumber aud Verzers, GEORGE W. ILERD & 00, 186 to 200 Lowls-at,, foot of Bixthat., East Iiiver, Now York. 2 Truaks and Traveling Bags, CROUOR & FITZGERALD, 1 Maldon Lano snd 550 Brosdway, Now Yory, Tho use of o *trade-mark’ should be s nocessity to every manufacturer who has faith in his own wares, Tho first step towards making the manufactursr independent ot tho commission merchant should bo to mazs tho namo of tho goods nnd tho trada.mark by which they aro distinguished widely known to tho consumor. Diamond Morchants, TIFFANY & CO,, Unton Bquaro, New York, Art Furnitare and Decorations, HERTER BROTIERS, 877 Droadway, Naw York, Town Carriages and Road Wagons, BREWSTER & CO., OF BROOME-ST,, = ’ Fite ad Fourleenth-st., Now York. Clotting, DBROOKS BROTHRERS, Broadway and Bond-st, New York. Fine Watches, AL R OO o Square, Naw York, Camms’ T+ & B1D 0 038 Droadwar, Fow York, Art Bronzss, TiIFFANY & 0O, S’iafi‘msry) Union Square, New York, TITFANY & CO., Unlon Sqnare, Naw York, (Gmns, Riffes, and Sporting Ontdts, SCHUYLER, IIARTLEY & GRAITAM, 19 Malden Lane, Now York. (entiemen's Farnishing Goods, UNION ADAMS & CO., . 013 Broadway, New Yok, Fine Furs, C. G. GUNTHER'S BONS, 502 and 504 Brodwsy, New York. g mamflagflfl, .Y tha favorite b ** Goalot," the fa rand, J. RIFFLARD'S SONSB, 42 Voseyst.,, Now York. Parties whose wares oome within the de- soription covered by tho heading on this column, and who destre a small spaoe in this list, are invited to address JOHN MANNING, DOMESTIO BUILDING, Broadway and Fourteenth-st. e NEW YORK OITY. AUCTION SALES: WM., A. BUTTERS & CO., AUCTIONEENS, 108 MADISON.-8T. A LARGE NTOCK OFF White and Decornted Wal ro, ‘White Linod Yellow and Rockingham Ware, o puesaqos aud open lots, I Tahle Ouller’. mneys, &¢ WEDNESDAY MORNING, Au 9:80 o'clock, 8 Uar Balesrcoma, 10 n-ot. WA, A, BUTTERS & 00., Auctioneers. T 2 TOP BUGGIES, COUPH, DEMOCRAT WAGON, HARNESS. 2 BAY PONIES, BOUND AND KIND, WLEDNESDAY MORNING, Aug, 4, st 11 o'clock, it rear of Dutters' Auction IHouse. WAL A. BUTTERS & CO., Aucticmeers. ‘BUTTERS 00/8 REQ TRADE BALB TUURSDAY MORNING, Aug. 5, at 9:30 o'clock. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, OLOTHING, FURNISHING dOODB. NO'I‘IO)EB. BOOTS, BHOES, AND BLIPPE RS, Un Becond Floor Balearoom, 108 Madlsois-at. BUTTERS & 00/8 SATURDAY BALE Luruiture, Household Goods, Plauos, Ouryets, etc., BATURDAY MORNING, Aug. 7, at 9:30 o'clock, &f thieir Saloarooins, 108 M, OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALL. s Friday Morning, Aug. 0, at 9:30 o'clock, An unusually Fine tiaplay, NEW PARLOR SULTS, NEW CHAMBER SETY With Marble-Tup Dressing Oases, BOOK CASEB. OFFICE AND PARLOR DESES, Marblo-Top Tinreaus, Wash-stands, Bide-Boaeds, 20¢ doz. Walnut Cane-sust Chaira, a full’ lina now snd scc- ond-hand Carpots, Lounges, Bofas, Mattrosees, Bpring! #eoond-hend Furuiture and Houschold Goods, Ueners Merchandise, Orockcr{ and Olsssware, Platod Ware, ‘Table Cutlary, Teas, (igars, ke., &o., &o, ELIBON, FOMEROY & GO b4 aiid 56 Randolphtt By JAS, P. MoNAMARA & CO., 27 East Washington-at, 1,000 cases Boots and Shoes AT ATOTION, TUESDAY MORNING, Aug, 3, at 9§ o'clock. First-class atock of Now Goods will be closed out. JAH, P, SoNAMAR y S, GEE CO. Auctioneers, 80 and 81 East Bandolpb-at. WEDNESDAY, Aug, 4, 4 10s. m,, in sddition to ouf Iarge lius of NBW FURNITURE, We will yoll 114 Cootents of & 13-room Nesidencd I moved for comprising Geuts oonvenlenve Bousehold purniturs, A