Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1875, Page 7

e e — 45, Corn steady snid nnelianged, Osts—No, L No. 1, 47c} xx‘n, 4503 white, 43¢, PrrRnLRUM—Very atrong ; standard whita (110 teat), 10c; Blate tost (160), Lle, car-lola ; 15@24e higher in amalllote, NOSTON. Bosrow, Bopt. 4.—Frovr—Unchanged, bitdalrplials ey dull; mized and yellow, 7@ 9le. Oata—Demand falr aud markol firia; mized snd No, 2 white, 46:a80c, Ttye, BXAdse, — MARINE, PORT OF CHICAGO, SEPT, 14 AnntvRo—Tug 11, E. Paine, drand Haven, tawing ; targe €., . Alicn, Grand llaven, fumbor; bargo Olty of Ere, Grnd Haven, lumber; barge Apprentivs Boy, Grand_Ilaven, lumber; batge 0.0, D., Grand Taven, lumbor ; tug Kitty Rmoke, Hicboygan, towing; gchr Jsmes E. Gilmore, Tacanabs, tron ore ; tug New . Ers, Grand Haven, towing raft: sohr Tibics, Murko- \ gon, lumber ; prop Rosnoke, Buftslo, sundrica ; prop (Quins, Dulfalo, sundsiea; stmr Corons, At Jos, wuodriea; prop Messengor, 8t Joo, suadrics, sime Bhoboygan, Manftowee, snndrien; nchr Collingwood, Grand Travorse, bark; stmr Huron, Molland, sundetes; prop Benomines, Muskegon, sundifes; schr Margaret Dall, Michigan City, light ; prop . P, Heatl, Bsugatuck, aundries; peop Empire Hiate, Buffalo, aundrion; ache Live Osk, Manlatee, lumber ; scow Dan Hayes, Moulstes, lum- ber; prop Oawcgatehie, Ogdensturg, sundrica; heig Commeros, Menominee, lumbor ; schr Myrtle, Musko- ¢ gon, lambs¥ schr Lumberman, Wack Orcok, lumter; scow Champion, Dlack Lake, listk; nchr Mary Lud- wig, Bt Josoph, lumber; schr Lyman . Davls, {funkegon, lumber; achr ¥, A, Granger, Ashiabuls, ost; prop Cuyshogs, Marquotte, sundries, } Cumamgp—Hcur J. M. Scott, fuffalo, 23,500 bu wheat; schr Hoa Star, Saugatnck, 32 cord stons ; sehr heat ‘Fovorite, Monomonce, 30 Lu corn. driea § schr B, I’ Ely, Buflalo, 40,000 bu oo ol Montauk, Buffalo, Rlcard Mott, Ocauto, 1,400 b coru ; hargo Boltoi, TufMalo, 36,603 b corn § ecow Miiton, Baugatuck, 40 ouoats, 34 cords stono, aud sundrina ; sche Giara, Manleles, 500 bu oals, and sundries ; prop Mossenger, bor, uundries ; stmr Corons, B, Josuph, stmr dlebosgan, Manitowoe, Aundrica, CLeAraNcEs—Schr M. Dall, 'Michlgan City, €0 cords atone’; prop G, J. Truenilell, Grocn ' Day, 189 ‘Dankels poachien ; prop Arabla, Buffalo, 45,666 bu corn, 30 e applet, aid mindrios brop Mdnoiaco, Stin: keqon, 2 bris pork, 7 tes Jard, nud eundries; prap drhio, Tulfalo, 20,000 bu corn, 600 brls flons, AT8 Deags scod, and sundrios; prop G, 1%, Tosth, Shnga- Auck, sundrica s schr Horon, Hangatuck, S0 hria ce ment and sundriea; achr D, A, Wells, Sag Bag, 20 T corn, 10 Lrln Gour, 3 bris pork, 5 bria Lecf, 3 Eegn oil3 prop Nabraska, Buffalo, 34,000'bu caru, 20,254 it aata, £00 trls flour, 30 brin flork, and sundries; yrop Chauncey Huriburt, Buffalo, 36,301 bu whoat, LAKE FREIGHTS. CHICAQD, Prelghts wero quist yestorday Lmt firm, as fow earriars woro willing to sccept tho Tatea offored. Tho advancs In grain cheeked the otward movement, Lut thera waa some fnquiry for vessols meverlicless, Koarly all of the chrters given, however, wes on o presioun day, Wheat was taken for I sicam at 8¢, which rato was nsked for sl arters: o Bualo—T'rop Rosnoke, wheat prop Russis, wheat, corn, and oate; pron + mnoe cargo corn and oota, all through, To 8cbr Nolllo Garduer, corn through. To Erio—Prop China, whoat through; mchr not hamed, 20,000 ba corn,” Capacity—Whoat, 85,000 bu; corn, 90,000 bu; oala,’ 20,000 T, Belir J, Whito loada wheat at B waukoo for Ggdensburg, NEW LIGHTS, The Lighthouse Loard pives notice that on and after Sept. 20, 1675, a light will bo shown from the top of a cluster of pica tecoutly driven on tho morth rido of the entrance to Thunder Day River, about 400 feot from tho easterly end of Gilchrist’s wharf, The light }-m bo fxed white. The iltuminating apparatus in a 5 nia— Band-lantern, lighting 360 deg. of tho horizon, The focal plane 15 25 feet above masn Iako level. The structure 1a's cluster of four piles, driven within 6 feot of water-lavel, thon cappod and surmountod by = paat 18 et bigh, from tho top of which tho apraritus (4 Rand-lantern) is suspended, The approzimste 108i- tion of the light-houss, aa taken from tho Lake Burvey aris, is a8 follows: Lalitude 45 deg. min, north i longitude 88 a;r 23 1nin. wost, Magnotic bearingn, snd distances prominent objects, sre o4 follows ‘Thunder Bay Island light bears E, i B, 112( etatute milles. By order of the Lighthouss Livar. . Joaxrn I Notioe la also given that on and a , 1575, alight will bo shown from the thouso recently erectod on Lale Royale (Menagorie Taland), entrance to Slskowll Bay, Tako Buperior, 'Tho light will bo fized while. Tha focal plano s 85 fect above thn ground, and 75 feet abovo Whe mean Iake level. Tho lghi should be ssun {n clear weathior from the deek of & venrel 10 foat above the Iake, 154 statuts milea. Tho poeition fs a8 follown : Latitude, 47 dogrees 57 miu- Wles North: longisude, 69 degress 47 miuutes wost, ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL. Rpectal Depateh 1o Ths Chicaso Tribune. SaBaLLz, IiL, Bept, H—ARRIVED nv Tuven—Prop City of Pooris, from Perut, with & load of passengurs for tho Bata Fair at Ottaw DxpanTzp—Trop Allaniloand canalbost Messenger, from Chteago, both for Poorls, loadod with lumber; @. L Booth, light, from Latalls to Terit, Pasarp £¥10 Qaxat—Gity of Poorla, with excursion party from Peru to Obtawn; bargo No. 2, light, ta load sand at Lock 11; Ellabold, light, fo Ulea, Pusaro Our—Frops Atkutlo and Mestongor, both for Peoris, with lumbor; Llisabeth, loaded with Lock- port flour, for LaBalle. Twolve feot 5 inclies of water on the mitersill of Lock 15, and alowly falling, DrIpazroaT, Sept. 14 —ARBIvEn—Gracls Griswold, inooks, 6,00'bu corn ; prop King Brothers, Kanka: keo foedor, 900 bu corn, 1,600 bu oata, 400 bu rye; Cay- ugs, Lockpart, 7,300 bu oata. Orxanep—~Fncents, Jollot, 84,712 1t lumber, 8,700 Iath ; A. Woolson, prop Clina, Morris, 100 brls sait, 20 Yons merchandiso} Dolphin, Ottawa, 02,323 £t uwber, VESSEL MATTERS AT PORT HURON, Special Dirpateh to The Chicauo Tribuna, Forr Humow, Mich, Sept. 14.—Passzd Dowwe Propa Banilso, Deaton, Philadelphta, Bootla No, 1, Dudger Slate, Europs, Annlo Smith; schra Oliver Mitcholl, Isliyeming. : Passeo Ur—Props 8¢, Joseph, Star, Enreks, Wille 1am Cowlo, Graves and consort ; schrs Tortar, 8, V. B, ‘Wiaison, Peshitigo, O, H, Burton, Chaudler, J. Wells, Unsdiiia, Bamuns, ¥ame, D, 8. Austln, Lucy, J, Clark, Besals Burwick, Thnothy Baker, Wisn—Northweat, gentle, Weather fine, ‘Tha bark Arclue is still on the besch below Sarnia, and 1a Lolug lightered of her cargo, Ttio barge Dread: Baught has been punped out, rolosded her deck-load o lumber, aud wlll tow to ner Journoy's and Mwectat Disvateh a The Chicudo Triduna, Poxr Hunow, Bept, 14—10 p, m.—Down—Props {lbll'eorn, COhamnplain, Montaus, Idsho, ¥Frod A, reo, oreo, Up—Props Ontario, Caldwell and cons Esat - (oW and bargoa ; mebs Disots, B S LAKE MICHIGAN, CIICAGO. The greater portion of the large lumber oot at the market was dispasad of yesterdsy....The wreck of tlie schr Onandaga bias boen sold to Capt, I, Cbannon, the ‘well-known weeker, for $293. .., Tho schrs Eate How- ard, Maj, N, 0, Perry, Queon of the Woat, harge Will- iam, and scow J. B, Chapin, all disabled during laat ‘Thursday's gale, ars undergolng Tepalrs at the docks of the Chicago Dry-Dock Company....Most of the Vessclmen st this port were greatly tncensod sud quite indignant about the malicious attack made Upon Capt, Toms, of tho schi Havana, aud Qast. John 1L, Farrow, of Durps & Parrow’s dry- dock, Everyhody is fill of praise of Capt, Roes for rwscuing Mr, Buzr, & wheslanian of the unfortunsa Prop Equinor, who waa found foatlug on s picas of Jreck. Thie Captatn hnd done all in his power to make the mr fellow comfortable, and he and his crew sub. scribed one day's pay for hid benoflt, It is quite pro- fimmau- to mccuss such & man of relfish o would Tast spend his saffering £ il fuspired aud i I Burt him n the Iaat ; on e oontracys (6 mnle creanoy 411 kiuder foaling for bim, *Aa fof Capt. Ferrow, it Scarcely nocessary Lo say & word (h his Aefemin city aa s large-beartod, PRl thak sttacks on by on the man skes them, Capl, Fartow bas done more than sny sthey o..... Tho so: ok, Dalue, who wks Atowad chne i scliooners the o went fo the Lottom at the North Pier, ar. Fived in tlia clty yastsrdsy o take away the ramassos of his father whes Lisy 1o secovared . .. Capt Waihan E, iliggle, Who 80 gallautly " rescucd Gant, Wiy E. Melleury, 8 Bosed of Trado' mu, who fell orans Loard durlog o yacht-race Aug,ds, bea reccton from the geotuman whoo (o £a tved memento of that oocasion in the shape of 854 very valnablo gold watch and chain. Thg s s Ueara on the outaido case ke Joouogram of Capt, Hig. §ioin raissd lobters, aud on Ui fuxide of vive Faze i Qllowing tnsaription is_engraveds s etaetafeom Gulems B Mellours i a0 skt s for hezolcally saviug his ifo whien wruck avarboags tha Frollo by & blow from her muntioom dnring 1ba yachi-race st Chicago, 10, Aug, 34, 1575, FROM LAKE SUPERIOR, A LOT OF INTRUESTING NEWSE. TBa prop Joseph L, 1un, Capt, Thomas Linyd, of Leopold & Austrian's Lake Superior Line, arrived Liors Jeaterday from Lake Huperior with » full cargo of frelght and passengere, Clerk T, B, laker furnishee hul;mnnz intercéting log: Ghicago Pridsy, Bept, 4, for Duluth, 881 prinaival parte: Ons daj Loat ook m-fi?fl."‘ 8 Bault Biver fug, was towing & vessel, Th tag aired Sown to shiorten up the fow-ing, and the yessel 1oy down :.u tug, efrwl' e her _‘_;mk.-ucl and Pllot- Doarl 3 010 Lo vadach Doy seated - Cimspettiog v bed Computition saiong th $ugain Bault Livar Is quite Uvely this Sesson.” W a0 moak oue or more awsy oul ou Laks Beperiis looking for tows, Thoy olten go UD &6 far a4 Alare te. On our way down we stoppod at Marquetls Qxacarso of irouore, Baw the following vesaels {.?u.' D, Nl U8, 4 it O g e ol T 180, § oo beaka hae shalt (st wosk, and wid ba ropaiied by tho THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1875, 7 —— firat of the week. Whila walting for her new shaft, tha tug Dudley haa been towing her to and from Grand Tn and earrying oen to the furnsvon thers, 11 way thot on the vt (rip tha Thidlay brake one of her Keyn, del.ylng tham four honra making a new ane, At A adionk Fri Ay torniug, whila wa wera loading, we iscavered tho Ddley, at the apposits dock, o e’ nn fire. 10 & moment ahi 'was all ahinza, W wont over fo her and fhrew & heavy stream of water with onr pony enginn. With ather heip the fire v,.l\].u!,nwh 'he dnmagn wan §1640, Tlso ptaam bargo Fred Kelley broko her crauk-yin laat_week, urlng her engiue up badly, It will take threo weoks & pat ke in repair, Tuo' Grand Ialind wrecke ve ot the old prop Uninn% bofler 1y tawed & Acow to Geand Ialand, The Aol fn hadly dented ot bralsed, 1t wilt be temembered the Unfoi went nahoro a year Ago Iast fall st thu Saulle, W Toft Marquetto' Friday aveniug with the atnirs nud Bt Louis. Arrlved at the caunt i througli Haturday noon, and_ startal down e river, 1l2d anme rea croasing Lake Muran, On Take Mi #an, about teu hunrs from Milwankion, Motslay morn= ing, wo pnseed wiint we wupponed part nf wrecked projelier, Firat we ¢« Iargo plecen of plank: then part of fier bulwarkn, sume 21 feet in lengtl nnd 3 feet n width, Boon afier we maw ber provislon-cheat, Wo went over (o this to seo If It hiad & name o, Wa found no marks, For miles ofter, wo 1w tany plecoy flosting, Wo had & fina rin to M aKee, WLN e W dincharged rargo aud proconded to Chicagn, arrizing Tuesday nigiit, The Hurd will leave spain for Take Buporlor Wedncsday eventng at B o'clo k. bl The Three Great Manufacturers of New York. Their Personal Characleristics ==« Herr Yon Bulow, Specint Corresporndence of The Chizago Tribune, New Yous, Bept, 11.—Tho plano-forto inakors, who for at least #ix montbs have presorved s atriot and unprofitable nontrality, nro at it again, baes and treble, hamtner and tongs. Tho air in full of war as well as muric. Von Bulow ia tha foll gonius who has ovoked these new discords, and tho clash of battlo threatons to be londer than all bis sympliovles and Kouataa, Hurry Dalmor, of *Black Crook " prestigs, who imports tho learned Doclor, mads a bold # girike” somo months ogo for mubsidy. Von Bulow was putup at public auctiou, and was knocked down to Chickerivg for £20,000, tho purchasor intonding to opon his now ball with tho subject of TUIR UNIQUE TRAFFIC, ‘Webor, who had turned many an honest pouny in tho samo way, per Rubinetein, went as high as £10,000 for tho groat Horr I'rofossor, bat, having no hall to dedicate, could be induced to mount no higher, Palmer's speculation being woll sssured by ths subvontion, Van Bulow will hereaftor play oxclusively on n Chickering grand na tho oousideration of his sale and bondage. And It is this auction with ils attondaut scandals which reminds mo thst tho business of piano-making {a this country really liea in the bands of throo mon, Wober, Htoinwsy, and Chlckering. No ‘more various types can be found in any’other trado or calling, ach is su1 generis and o murkod gpociuion of Liy own poculiar kind. Tho two first Liavo rocently Lad thiugs all their own way, and o most intonse and INDEFATIGAILE COMPETITION has raged botwoon thom. The youngor and tho more ardent of this pair ontored the race latest of thn three. but can now look over his shoulder st the sccond, sud atop to taito broath as ho ovos the third, Naturo did a good dosl for Weber by strippiog bim of eversthing physical but uervo and sinew. Accidont did almmost as much whon It ondowed him with that crisp, five- lottorad nnme of his. ‘The men are oach worth a pen-nnd-ink pict~ ura. First loungos Chickoring into view,—a portly, Tistless Bustonose, with all the indifforentism and gentlomanly iutolenco of his broed. o con- fesnon, I beliove, to the maternity of b7 pleas- out and comfortablo years. Tall snd stato- 1y, he hiaa TUE LANGUID AID of a Charge d'Affaires politoly ocoupled in doing the salaried oruamontal ai Vionua or St. Potors- burg, H:isbald, inagentlemanly mauner, and ho cultivaton s vory tritn mustachic aud imporial of iron-gray, so that if he wore a triflo ntiffer in hia port and a tritle less limbor about his joints ko might pass fora French Marshal of thoe Second Empiro. This incowploto resembinnce Chick- orng hoightons by porslstently eporting in lus button-hole that very idontical ribbon of the Logion of Honor which his plano-fortes knocked out of & Paris Exponition jory, This little affac- tation would ba ridiculous if {ndutized 16 by any- hody other thau Ohickorivg. On Lis part, bow- over, ths decoration 18 onhanced rathor than misapplied. Ho is exactly one of tho sort of mon for whom such PRETTY AND DECOMING TOYB were invonted. The furious rivalry of Weber and Stolnway hi compallod this elogaut man of fasbion and gon- tloman of leirure to do sumething for s living, wnd 80 bo baa puilt him a music-hall and bought a Professor to opon it and show off his planos. ‘Whothor this s a vory practical way of etrug- gling for the load I loave 1t to tho future to de- termine. ‘The great troublo with Chickering, they tell me, is that ovorything is o **condoscension with bim,—oven Lo the accoptance of Ameriosn dolla:s for his Boston planos. Willinm E:ulnwnhh the socond wubjoot of this faithful procens. 1o 1s 40 Eum old, “and_looks ten yoars moro_on the dobit side, Chickeriug has a diroct and absolute revorse in him. Yon would never mistako Steiuway for a French Marshal, but might easily be tripped np by his Tosemblanos to the {doal lager-beer brower. LOUOW, DLUFF, AND GROFY 84 any of tho blusterous sos-dogs who did the {rosh-water fighting for this Commonwoalth, Staloway bosasts, with a roar, that he 1sn’t a g tloman, “thank God| e looks even leus like & Disno-fortc-maker. Of coursa hebas a largo, Bquaro head; of course his beard is thick, and black, and croppoed ; of courso he is short, and stout, and muscular;: of course he rolls, and lmwfs. and growls liko a pirato relustantly re- tired from business; of courso theme arc all oharactoriatics of Siolnway, because they invaria- bly pertaln to tha sort of man Blelnway prides bimaelf on boing, When he Isughs it soawms to be a sort of internal explosion which surprisos If almost more than his soquaintances, And porhaps this is the reason wiy Steiuway is chary of his muth, Ho s VERY LMPERIOUS, vory savago with his men, very bluut In his dealings with othors, and, most notable of all, 18 by long odds the worswdroasod American’ in theso United Btates. Not ouly the sartorial man- tle, but the very coataud breoctiss 9f tho Is~ mented Greoloy Lavo dosceuded, in all thelr wrinkled flabbitioss, Lo Bteluway, Weber ls utterly unlike the other two, It is hiard to dosoribe "hiwm, beoauso It s more than Lard to got bim to keop still tor thirea saconds. You always catch hum {u his sbirt-sloeves, dart- ing trom his douk to his show-room, or from his abow-room to Liu factory, or making the com- ploto round of bls varions estabhisuments, as it bo bad been backed oy an onormous betting interast to do it in a given number of minues, I uhall, at iny own risk, desotibe him as A BMALL, COMPACT, BUNDLE OF NERVES with the figure, sapect, and nimbloness of & Fronchman of the Houth. is face is a romark- ably strong one—tlio noss firw, the mouth reso- lute and oxpressive, and tho eyes sliernately twinkliog with fun, and flaming with purpose. ie is tho wort of man who ruos bis flugers through his hair every five minutes, who talks as eloguently with Lis bands aa with his tongue, and who keeps each ear, and each o&::.-ml every coll of his brain, on full stretoh in the perform. ance of & meparute functivo. Lor instance, ho hoars every word you say to him about the new opera bouffe, and at tho same instant catches hls tuner uttering a false note and drops his simul- tauesous fuspection uf & koy-board aud an ox- Ppross-reccips to tall the workmau of the discord. Pausiouately fond of tusio, originally s teacher of tha art, and now IT8 BAPTUROUS DEVOTER, Weber is the yery sonl and priucipls of his callug, He infusce himself fnto bis instru- ments, Not one of them goos out of his fa: ory into the world without tha joulous, fostoriug scruting, and perfect satisfaction of tho mastcr, Hia piauos are bis obildron, and the lest cosd of varuish which tuey got 1n his shops is s baptism st which bo who has watched them from shapo- less babyhood at last takea vender and regretful loave of‘each of his offapring, From 7 in the mornln* to 12 at night bis braiu, lus nerves, bia muscies, and all his wem- Lerw, are in irou sorvitude to his tyrant—the Wober piauo. He apportions his dayas to so much pisuo-meking, so much iano-playing, 80 m pisno-sellivg, aod his olghta to fover. ish dreama of imbroviog and eorichi 5 tus elo~ quent [(dola. Yet, withal, he 1s Blitliost of eiaves. ' Tho clubs depend o b e & dally quota of Jokes aud oauseries, }e kno everybody, and swld this huge mm: ‘.‘nu:nl audieuce deals out bis quips and his quflldmm with an uuspsring band. Yel be s siways, everywhere, aud under sl circumstances, Webor tha piano-furte mwavufssturer. ludeed, you need only see the wau darliog from pols to polo in skirtuleoves to undervtand hia Femarkable and mulsita Do Canies, lous sucouss. THE COURTS. Amended Bill in the Case of Cros- by vs. Crosby. The Wife Goes Over the Story of Hor Husband's Alleged Frand. Order In tho Case of the Rookford Rond—. Suit for False Imprisonment, Mrs, Fisk Olamors for Justico—Party-Wall Troublos—Judgmonts and New Suits, CRO3BY VS, CROSBY, TUE AMENDED CROSS LILL. Tho law's proverbial delasa ecem to bo well lluntrated in the divores case of Marparet Cron. by va, Albert Cropby, The original bill was filed nearly two years ago to ect axlda a prior docrea of divorce oltained by Mr, Crosby frowm his wifo on tho ground of desertion, aud it nado a num- bor of eorions allogations in dotall concorning thn defendant's mode of lite, In the coursn of » few wonkn, exceptions wero fllad.to tho groater pattof the charges in tho bill, on the gronnd that thoy wero [crelavant and importinant, Sov- oral montha thien elapsad, and sn argumont wan bud lnst fall, tho excoptions wore sustained, and tho irrolovant matter ordered to ba atricken out, Inhwmuch, however, a8 the temaindor of tha bill in tho shape it then was amouuted to but littlo mora than a fow dates, it was decmed Lest to draw a now bill. Dlonty of timo was again takon for that oporation, and yesterday tho amondid bill was piaced on file, In_ this s, Crosby staton that alic was married to Albott Cronby in tho yoar 1847 in Rhodo laland. Hhort- ly after their marriago they moved to this city, aud livad hers for ten yonrs, whon thoy moved to Bostou. 1In 1862 n homentesd was purchased in Roxbury, whore Mra, Crosby aud hor chuldren bave over einca lived. Home time aftor their romoval Lo Roxbury, businosa called Mr. Croshy to Chicago, whoro ho has sinca lived tho greater part of his time. About ton yoars aftor the marriage, or about 1857, the complainaut states differouces aroro betweeu horseif aud hor huaband, srhich gradu- ally fucreased until a soparation was agreed oo. 1t was in 1870 or 1871 that tho {irst serious atopa woro taken, and theas wore mado by Mr. Croaby, who proposcd 10 seitle cert1in proporty on his wife oh con- dition that they should lve apart, After vain en- deavora ta reconcile the oxinting diffcultios, Mra, Croas by xaynshe was induced to agroo to hin iropositionr, and site accordingly eatie to Chicagy, arriving here o tho 12th of January, 1572, An errangsment sas fm- mediately mado by which’ Mr. Crosby was to paga stipulsted wum of moncy and deed her the homestsad in Roxbury, and sho in return woa to release al; dnwor in bis property sud live away from him, Nelther party, however, was to apply for disorce. During tho egotiationa, Mry. Crosby atates, sho exprosred & de- #iro to employ o lawyer, but thin step was oppbscd by ber husbsnd and Lia agents, who represented that, it £he peraistod {n obtatntug the services of au attarney, alt negotiations would be broken off, About tha time the atiair was closcd up, n paper was preagnted to ler, which ran as followa Albort Crosby, va. Margarat Crosby. I ieruby enter my apposrance In ths above sansa. Thls poper, Mrs, Crosby statcs, shie elgued on the representation that eomo I°gal teps would be noockss: St eltllng her dower, Tho buniuicss was then fnishod, and sbe started back to Roxbury on the 13th of Janua. 1y, 1872, A Woek aftor, her hushand 0led s swora bill in'the Circait Conrt, charging bor with dwsertion for over two yoars, sud aaking for & divorce, At $ho Axnio tiuo this sppearance was tled, and a decreo granted (0 bim fn duo time. 3ra, Croaby now flean Il to review and set asido that Acoree, nlleging that it was obtatudd by fraud and false ropretentations, clirging tiat slio never dosest. e her husbend; (3t the papcr signnd by tor was given ten dags beforo the silt was begun, snd was, thereforo, manifeally invalld to bo usod fn that sulse. quent proceoding. Hhe alsa claims that the decreo wan vold ; frst, Uocauso 6o allogation was made in ber hasband's bl thet ho waa at tho time ho Aled it & resident of Cook Uounty; sccond, that it did not from tha rccord that any defuult enlerod ur decreo pru. confeaso rondered against uim ; third, that no rala was cntered on bor toanswer: and., fourih, it did not appeat that ahs was notified of the hiearing'of tho canne, Croaby also alleges that, prior o 147, hor bus. band snd oue Georgia T, Garriann counpirod togoler 10 obtatn & ivorco from their ropective partnors, sud thien £0 {ntornas ta wse offocted, Mr. Crosby furniahing Mes. dsrrison monoy Lo obtaln hu divarce, and bo then marrie her in Juno, 1872, Learning of this fact and of ber own divorco fn_ Docombor, 18T Mra, Croaby immediately came on here, and fled s bill 10 8¢t tho doceoo salde. Bbe atatoa that her hustand causod his Ll to bo eccretly filed, and bad all then- Hon of it suppromcd from all the uewspapers, 20 that #ha could not loarn of 18 sooner, and if the de- creo caunot be roviewed for errora apparent therein, In Chancery, o hat it may be et antde for fraud. A rule wat tored on the defendant to filo an Answar i tweuty days, ———— OTHER BUSINESS. THOE ROCKYORD, ROOK ISLAND & 8T. LOUIS RAIL- HOAD. The following order was ontored yosterday by Judge Drummond in the foreclosure casa agamat tho Rookford, Rock Island & Bt. Louis Kisilroad Company: 1t 18 ordered by the Court that ail pariles wha Lave filed intervoning olsim iu this cass gainst the prop- erty of tho Laliroad Gompany shall prosent the sams with sty proot theraon batoro. the Munier on the sow: ond Mondsy of October nozt, oran soon thoreafter aa Lo can hear (e same. And the Maater ia Dereby di- rected and required with all reasonable apced to heur and constder tho same, and to report to thls Court the true amount and charscter of tho sald claims respoct. ively, aud Lis opinion whether or not thoy conslituta a vailid'lien on thepraparty of the Compavy, sad, #f 8o, the nasure and exfent of the lien, FARTY-WALL THOURLES, Troublo has arisen botweon tha ownors of two buiMiugs on Madison sirest, and a bill was filed yostorday to obtain an injunction sgainat Jamos Marke, Judith O. Walker, Bonjamin I'. Walker, F. 8, Howo, aud M, F. Tuley, 1o provout thom from violating & party-wafl sgreemont. Tha complainants aro H. H. Magle and Lanbort Troe, and they allego that in December, 1471, Magio owael the E. i of the W, i of Lot 1, Blook 3, In the origi- nal Town of Chicsgo, and that Jamos Marks ownod tho W, 3 of tho same lot, except tho nosth %0 feat, "An agrosment was then made by which Marks, who wae about {0 erect ® build- ing, ‘should build iyl betwsen tia eaat and weet half of tho lot, aud (st whn Magls bor ganto bulld ho should pay ouebalt Lo coat af o giarly wall befors using . Marks soon after built a ihrea-atory butlding, 114 foot Joug, running neatly or quite back to Calhoun place, In 1672 Magie erectod & Dullding thres atorfos Ligh with » cellar, makiug 1t % foot Iony, Of 34 feet sborter than that of Marke), He, however, carried it one story higher, and, sccording 10 Areomelt pald for, g0 mich of Uie pafty wall sa Lo used, Tha rear portion of the lot was loft iu givo Hght aad Mr fo (he buildiag, of £or oLlar uses, sa might b required, £ 1674 Marks put two additional stories on his bullding, thus making it four stories and a hasemout in helghf, Maalsocat windows (hTough tha party. wall both sbove and to tho rear of complainant’s bulld- ng, snd mado uve of them frequently for browlug l and Olihy matter tuto complainant’a lot, which thus occasloned tho Aiteulty whlc culminated 1n tho feacnt suit, Magie sold a half inlercst in his proger- 7 to Lambert Tree, and Marks has sold or mortgaged Lils intereal to the other defendanls, The cumplain. anta charge that Marks had no right to cut windows througl the party.wall as it fnfringes on thelr riglle, sod (nyades the pri Of tholr buliding, They bave appied to Marks to have him closa up tho oficnsive apertures, but ha declines, alleging that Lo {8 scting within his powers, and they therufors pray that the s:xlnhnl:fil‘{“bt t‘rltllm ‘b“:m furt] ull'dluul)flfl the dows, and oy ma dove thom up enlirely, o o Do compelin muomm. it A0 & & u trespass In the ay sigaiuat Alpheus H, Dowman FALSR John H, Willeld bey Bupreme Court yoate and Richard ih of August Laat ho tod by the defondats, taken (o ths Contral depol, ‘put on " the cars. and 10 $lia seats, and then tranaporied Lo Newpord, rown {nto guard-howse aud kopt ' decation ts ciained a e o e are o plalntifr demands $10.000 damages for o "V . bivonces. Edna R, Piak is (he latest vilim of mau pertdy, and her af in told {0 & bill fled for divorce yoater- day sgalnst her busta; ‘Theodore D, Fisk. Biis sayw ahe was married in 1461, aud came to Cls live about thros years 350, Her Lusbaud s at preacns b Gl cir on & ey sy st couLl 3 lary & month, IuJul laat, Ars, Fisk aa: .h.nT.hd # vixit to her parents ll{ 10} u and whi T took to his conuideraitony m.ljm 1‘:; ncl;l'fl."‘ Tl W her ruturn from Indians Mrs, Fiak nst want immediately (0 Ler hause, but was. um.'if.x‘f.'.?‘h’l Snd it shut and to learu that drders bad been given not to adunit her. Oa uent oocasion, howsver, Sie tiaagad {0 get 10t the B fo wmoulent, v bei sbusaw Ler husband eugaged {u some st Feiruation wiik tho sbore-taeutiond ‘it Mes- i haa usbas: he Ful also had several interviews with ber b ludluul refuses to troat ber s bis ‘wife b will give up Lo him thetr ouly child, Carrie, Lout 11 yesniold, To make 8 bad mattor worss, Mz, Fuk ‘;rlilh in keeping the furniture of tio houss, which belougs t her. Hhe therofore saks for & divurco, 80 iujunction o prevent ber hustaud frow selling’ the furuiture, and & writ of ne exeat to proveut bim loaviog the Siate, &a well 88 suitable ali. mony pending the proceedings. ITRMN. q No jury will be cslied 1 the Otreult Courd of Cork. Bmum‘filu&:rmm. o Tus oplambes s wil) apan Mondag, when notions will ba beard and pleads 118 rottlod, In the matter of Bty & Allen, an order was onter- od far & greond mselsg Of croditars, o be held Oct, 4, ro tha legistar, iy anrAnt ot Juags Moors, Bradtord Tiancock waa yosterday appointed Hecalver of the Clilcags Railway C metrnrtion Compan Tudign, Farmeii il opan Conrt Monday and Judgn Williarus by Tucaday, UNITED 674 TRA (OURT, Conrad Rolin commeneed 3 rait agatnet the Marcan. Uin Insuranon Compaty {0 1e00 ver $,0.9, B, P, Downiug began action for $15,000 agatogt Jonph P, Mazwell, RUTERIOL COGRT I RRIZP, Jdamees W, Trumbull, Jamen Bmith, and C. R, Btew. artheaan & suit for §3,040 aRainst Lonjamin V. Pags s Wibam bpragoe, L. Gooedrich brovaht suit for $6,000 agatnst K. 8. aud Harrold Myraie, Dariun and Cha ued W, W. I'ran! Le, tzi*ston snd W, T, Hannesa L, (i n an action in frespase )it Young, Caleb Clapy, CRIKINAL COV'RT. The band of T. J. Wirrrn was deciared forfeltad, Cuarion Brown was L4l and found gullty of drir- | Beit. the movt complete org i Iz rway & Lntan, and vas senteuced to thu Rofe rin-Kehio A cortificate of good maral character waa lssuad {0 iwo years tu Tisw enseof William i1, Geebriok, for murder and arnan, wan calied for tei], but fn {ho abesnce of the prosecuting wilucas wia oontinued uotil Friday, JDUMENTS, BErIRion Covnr—Gons iasiona—Jo'm Malshalder ¥8. Menry Durkhardt and Margsretha Burkhardt, 36405, —Knapar Appold ve. Charlrs Bailer and Loulse GROVER A COLE. perfectly fmmense Comtany. Medame D'WIER, the Pupular N FEASLEY Exelienea, ftemember, All Ladi BULLS AND BEAR Jusian Girant, urday, Taylor, PI _AmussmENTS. ADELPHI THEATRE, Corner Deariorm and Meneoe-sia, LEONARD GROVEIL, Mansgee, GRAND OPENING f {hn Heguiar Hosson, ‘Tha Adelpht renovated, painied, &c., Ac. with & only of Chleago’s Favarite INEL E. ATECEIN . TMMENBE HIT OF THE OLIO, Tho Great Trapaze Bqaflibrist, Sig. ELVIEO, Tlis World-famed LANGLOTA' BEOS,, Mon<deur and HOLE P8 MILY, LEA, JOUNKY Lngagemet for Lhin waek Romaatic Actor, LY and HUGHES, Milo, RTDPLL and 8AVTH. TICKEET-OF-LEAYVE. Tomantic Scenery Ly Atrong. A Castof Geouine " Nighte, Maiinee for Ladis and Children ihis day st 2 p. m, Tuarnda, ¥, * Fonl Fag,” ACADEMY OF MUSIO. flaccean of the new man ment, Monday evening, YLOR CONBINA TN, i ton in Amarica, nf Lt HoTatenus oce fampbell's ity W Popular prives 143 vants. Fridsy avoning, Hept. 13-Denefit of Mim Marion who will appear as Hensietts, (o the TWO O~ . Also, Baturday M.tnar and Lventug, oudsy—JACK AND JILL TROUY " MoVICKER'S THEATRE, Briler, T43ih—f'cter Coalan va. Mark Tarenn, $2K,— | Bomusthing new and mirthful, “ Fancy Ioaltrrn Nickolw M. Blumontbsl yn. Peter Foilou, §2,5,08, pawers we love, '—Worlsworil. Every Evenlng and | GaRY—P, L. ¥ov, etecutor, ic, va, Her | baturday Mtinee, an eutirely new iocalization, with & mann s, Aloxander ana Augrust Biederman, $576.87,— Fourini National Hank va, Da.vid Meyer, $57, ———— ELSEWHERE. TIHFE AUPREME CODRT. Swectal Divpateh to The Chirato Tritune, Ovtawa, NI, Hopt. 14.—Their Honots, the Juatwces of the Buprome Court, arrived Isxt oven- ingand this morning, abd oponod Court at3 o'clock this afternoon. Justice iMcAllister is abaeut, Chief-Juetics Scott prosides : In this easen of Tho People va. Cooper, and tho ssme v, Buaby, Judge Dickey, of Ohliagn, inoved that, ss they aro very imporiant, relatiug to, the culleetion’ of mubicipal tascs, they bo su'vaucud further towards thn boglnutug of'the | Tuchiardzon vu. Davis; molian for extensian of timn domeatio plot, preparcd exprosely for i theaire, ens t) R A CORNENR 4. 0, MevIC H t Membernof AB JOBIUA GINX, i DOARD OF TRADE ,;(K tho firm of 5 axn 3 n ANGH & €00, ' DEALERS IN GRAI *Heata can besscurcd atx days (12 sdvance* reionrsal—A Grand 1usmants Kpectacs NEW CHIOAGO THEATRE, Clarkat,, near Randoiph, ofatto Shersasn Hote, Begina 2t 8 every night aud Sstunlsy Matinee, 8 ro- mantic drama of toniling intereat, PAUTILIINIE:; OR WOLVES IN THE FOLDI! With a Briliant Osst, New Sornes, and Startling Tab- to file record. leaux, Willismn ve, Rhode; death of* Rhodes Fuggeatad, Application of Thowmss Bannuy * o practics L, Garden City Insursoce Cow PIBy vs, Siagert; diminution of record suggested as d motion for leave t0 filo additional record, Johneon vs, Watson ocousalidate, and loav 1 Eden w1, Hame: mution lo d to fles il uf atcepticn, Teledo, Peoria & w Latlro.v' V. Jubuson ; wio- Aan for leave o corroct Judgment, Application was mads by Louls T, Palmr, Fag., to admit {o {ho ar ninetecn gentlewssa nuted from the Law Bchool of Chiesgo, Ill, Adjourned till 9 o’clock to-mor ye'w morning. NO FURTHER DISTURBANCE [ " PORTED, Vicusnero, Miea,, Sept. 1.—Lx-¢'e nator Peaso to-day telegraphed Atty.-Gen. Pien'epont that hio ha the assnrance of the peace officiirsof War- rou County that they are amply cotmpetent to prevent any furthor violence tn the county, e 8ays thoro has boen a materinl change i public sentimont. Tho good citizens are ready to as- sist tho Inw oflicers in prosorving tl-a poace, With the presont ‘ndicatious,any interfcconce by !lt;n(]cnonl Govrnment wouid bo bigh ly impol- tic. Liout. J. B, Guthbrle, commanding tho nost, to-dny wlegrnifl.\td to Atty.-Gen. Pierrepom’ ns follown: have tho asaorauce of tho posco officars of Warren County that their power to maointain peace {8 adequaio, [y mnljorit or the citizons are willing to ail tho Sberlff whenever he calls for their services, vwd bo (tho Shenfl) assures me he will sumoion thoir aid if any further diaturbancos take pla ca. My information prompia mo to state thas Mr. Poaso's a~sertions, telegraphod you $o-day, sro oeminently corroet,” Prices— ct Iu preparation—A new adaptation of the TWO OL- EOOLEY'S THEATRE, ACKNOWLEDGED SUCCESS OF THE FANOUS CALIFORNIA ~MINSTRELS, 1n s Bill of Rare Ethioplan Bketches, Monday, Bept, 15, All the Old Favoriten In New Acta Every Evemug snd ‘Wednesday and Saturday Mat. " WGORMIOR HALL, 16th AMENDMENT. Conversion of Our Schools Into Churches, Shall It e ? Tecturs by FATHER FORHAN, Thnrsday Eventng, Tickeis for gale at Gale & Dlocki's, Driigeists, 83 Houth Clark-st., aod at their Drug Htore, noat thy Falwer Hou "COL.. WOOD'S MUSEUM Two Performances Daily. Grand succers and ses- ond week of “ Around the Worid in Eighty Days,” Every Ereuing and Wedneaday and Bsturday Motinces. Gn Monday, Tursdsy, Tharsdsy and Fridsy Matizees, Riglits of Women and Gur Country Cousin. Pornlar sdmits to Museum and Lectars-loom. DANCING PARLORS, 417 Michigau-ar, PHANS. plEE, Sept, 1~Latent adrices from Tal- M15§ W, L JACKHOX. labatchio County, Mise.,, represent the excite- T T mont ax gubsiding, aud tho general beliof in that | ___ ... FINANCIAL, there will bo no further tronblo. Reports aro in i sheninion fat thoe tmasiowanis o st | IENRY S, KING & (0 countien of Northeru Misrineippi, but thoy can | - ' s be traced to no rolisble mTu. BANKBERS, ALABANMA FINANCES, Moxraoxrus, Als,, Bapt. 14.—~The Committos on Finauce and Taxstion mada & roport to the Constitutional Convention to-day. Thoy say tha financisl condition of tho State is sbsolntely appalling, and that full payment of the Btate dolt {8 impoesiblo, but thoy bellove that the Commissioner appointed to adjust the public debt will, by o plan of rigid economy, o reduce the debt that the Htato will be able to pay in- torost on the same at an early day, £ dmidon il IN MEMORIAM, New Oncxaxs, Bopt. 13.—~Tho annivorsary of the 14th of Boptember was celebrotad by wolemn high muasa at tho Cathedral st 8 8, m. for the ro~ posa of thosouls of those yho foll on tho 14th of Boptomber, 1874. Tho graves of thosa killed on that day wero decorated in varions cometories, and were visited daring tus day by wmany persons, The ceromonics will conclude at 8t. Patrick’s Hall this ovening, Dr. J, Dickson Brous will deliver the momorial addrens. © WOROCESTERSHIRE SAUOE. A e et TRADE MARK WORCESTERSHIRE SAUGE, LEA & PERRINS’ qugte 3 3 #ecari (iea recelve poraonal attentian sd the N Htock Etiohaugo, next thii gy days, from 100 to 500 per cent iny: tno & amre dmo last year, privileges pal 1,000 por cent profit, and the year 4 LONDON, ENGLAND, 0y2n OURRENT ACCOUNTS with Bankers and Mer- chants {ree of Commission, T on Monihly Dalanoo, ‘JONS on all potuts. 1 NTER] G OLLEC! New~ Yore Agents—Mowsrs, M. K. Jeaup, Paton & Co, Livarpool Houso—Menssra. King, Balllle & Co. H C WILLIAMS & 00, BANKERS, 40 YYALL-ST,, NEW YORK, buy sud mell Chicago City, Mllwankee, 5, Paul, and other good municipal bonds, Inveatment nocuritiea constantly on hand, ‘Wa pd—Barliogton, Cedar I and inn, first. ‘Wa tita d—Chicagy, Danville & Vinccuuea first, Wa tted—Northern Yacific 7 3-10 firut, Thewe and other railway socurities not regularly ¢ & sjocialty, Orders for stocka and ot Good doposit scoounts recnls Stosk Privileges—Fall Season, 1875, 23t £1,000 taverted, will probably pay during the ofit. Dur- from 30 to ore from $1,000 wis e 0n 100 inweeled, Our woekly ro- sent1 £ roe, ivea full particulars’ and prices of All g denlf in at the Now York Stock Exchange. ALEX. FROTHINGOAM & 'Oy Dsmkers and Brokors, 13 Walkat., New York. {DCEAN NAVIGATION, GUYON LINE. FIRST-'LASS IRON BTEAMSHIPS, Between .WEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, < \lling at Quesnstown, Ba Carrylng the United States Mail, FRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT : of & LETTER from & AFBITY AND IVLE 2 MAN atMadras, tobls Fassan; rem ¢ od to an prinaipal Bu. TO BE THE iean porta i3 1c woal ratos. brother at 4} Oroan tasued on leading B WONCESTER, | and Bankerst hevsiabout Bammpe > o 1 ke May, I8, “ONLY 600D 8 SAUCE" W@ And Applicable to “‘Tell LKA & PRR- RINB tha) their Banos B =22 s hiehly ontoommed 1n i w India, and is, In my B coicn, thomons palee HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO,, _PIFTI—I'.A.'V‘. ‘Notionad Line of Steamships, NEW YUHK TO QUEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. EVERY VARIETY bl a0 well se the THE QUERN, €471 tous :krj‘-;r:w.ggtit M. o tuuat wholcain e | (M o or pism. Bt mada. W0 OO | BREY 49 one S, e B Worcestershire Sauce. #Hold Wholesale and for Raportation by the Proprietors, LKA & PERRINS, Worcester, Ragland; snd Rutail by Dealers (s Banoss gensrally throughopt the world, Ask for Lea & Porrins’ Sauco. Atthe BREAKFAST TABLE {t {mparts the moat | 3, exqulsite rellsh and zest to Hot or Cold Meat, Fowl, ¥ish, OANADA, lzlm la ugfimn;;...l 310 10 Tedused iy Nortneast sormer Clla 1 ‘Hhorag hotee), Ui ONLY DIRECT LINE T tnis [aorite runta for; ~he Cont iy than any other), wi.'l satl from Pler No, L AL aim, wtarday, Oct, % at1p. m! DIMEGE : i Raadeiphais, " (vpposiie m: NE TO FRANCE, Thio Geners) Tranewi lantio ‘" M hlpe b Y ikaer 3 Magra wnny s Mall Siesman r -“%ug aplen Alx tavorite runta Continunt (baing more soather Destlg 1S apidey ANERISR, Possot mmflnm el R "ouso! 3 L. At DINNKIL TABLE, ta Seup, wit P, ot | Uik IR Dt Natanliy, Boi 3 Jointa, Osias, and tn all Gravies, # gives a dalighttud | *VIEEK DU PARIRS K tebesnor;cy . haturuar. et 18 flavur, First cabin, 3110 and § ‘h Aooondlng tw sooowmudation seond gllull. ‘%i“ul'fl‘ ) .t‘.‘v thlnim Ulkl;ld‘l:‘lvdnl (hue o ot carny B Aseniors. mabls qualities. G i n'éun WAGKENR T8, Aweol: 1o Browdway, .Y, (From the Nev York Timos. ] There is no rellah in the world which is so unlrérsally Liked as Laa & Porvina' famons Worcesterslilre Bauce, JOHN DUNCAN'S BOKS, NRW YORK. ''''' PROPOSALS. EORRLS e TO CONTRACTORS A Good Winter Job!! Boatad peoposals will by received by the Uity af Donrer, Colurady, Funitory, tor sscavaling’s mow chanaol {ue {angey Creaks aud furulablog uaterial necossary and a da, I socurdince tions now o adiiion iy e, 411 L e v Yert Fll”.ln\?‘!‘l,.::um four Tty teed l'hpl‘?‘m ot b o, —a aimount excaration of betwaan 110,00 to 0 G chbis [ 10 bropositions: reseired, Fropossis to o iado o acéordaice with fuatruotions furoiahed with vine, s0d spacticationn, aud"wli“beFeceirea “uatll ¢ s " HARVEY O, 'BIR, Oity Kogloeer, Deavar, Oal.. Hebr, 7. 1, V0 2155 ity Kaglaser FAIRBANK®, MORSE & 00, 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago, j NCHOR 1.INB ARRAGUN, Bymon o, Kxoursot .:.& {90, sy ot ool R e B ARV _FRACTIONAL OURRENOY. FRACTIONAL, CORRENCY TRIBUNE OFFICE i Ul S Frerx Sawrday 1o Gla wow, Averpool, 2o, Cabin, #85 to N 3, 1 o) NIRRT 1 surunt Latialle sad adison-sia, Cllcaga, . Great Weatern Siteamship Linc, From New Yoek 1o B tol (Englaud) direct. Ha ariay, Sept. 43 Sieorase, o (gl D DONSLD, A #70: Toterm a diste (abin Pe $56.00 Packages IN HXOHANGE PR Bils of National Cmrrency, EDUCATIONAL. L The Sage Collego for Lady Students. This fustitutton has been erectea and endowed hy the Hlan. 11, W, Sagn, ot & coat of § 00,000, in conners Uon with Carnell Tniveraity, on condition 'that younif Taren shail Feveive at the University en_ education tupruugh and broad as that provided for young men. Jae colteite bullding i heated by Atosm, Nghied by A% carefinly furnehed and provided with bathe, ATIOARIGID, Votsni sl gamdat st omamonia) ground, The lady’ stadentn liave the priviiegs of il the fiiareen af rtructlun glven tn the University, snd to Llie i rincns peeached during the yoar in the Univensity Chapel, by distinguiahed clorgymen o various rellzing tendion from varfous parts of the colntry, under & Precial endowiment for that purposs, Thegntire namler of luly studenta who can be ace commixiatad durity (e cuiiug nniversity yoar, b E:nlnl.u?ll‘x;“flgw}mi.nr, e Bubdre] wad tweuty, ud applicant OF TOOTLA wii] vpne] order of syplication, SisEoliletad 1y e or elrcnlar_contaluing fall racteulaes, PRESIDENT OF CORNELL e N, thinca, ENGLISH, FRENOH, AND GERMAR Family and Day Sehool. MISS M. LOUISE PUTNAM Wil open tha tenth year of her seliosl, at her reeie deuce, No. 68 Marlhorough.st. Massachuscits, bept, 30, 1913, ‘Boston, Tiafers by permission to her patron. Riht-Rev. Ten- Jamin I, Paddock, D, D., Biatops of Maneachusettn; o, ta Night-Rev, P. D, lluntingion, D, 1b,, Bishop of “eniral New York; fion, Wi M. Evarts, New Yurk; Rev. A, P, Peabody, D, .. Harvard University, Circulars may e obtained by sddressing Miss Put- nam, ELLIS PETERSON, an Amistant Professor in Harvard College, aud lately Princizal of the Ilgh Hchoal, Worcester, Mars,, will prepare ten boys for College, either for thn Freshman or tue Bophomore Clasa, To begin Sept, 2J, RRPERENCES D President W, C. Ellot, liarvard University, Cam. britge, M, The Rluv. Edward I1. Hall, Chatrman of the High Helool Committee, Worceater, Maen, ‘The Hon, G ¥, Hoar, Worcrater, 31 s + 4 East Thirty-seventh-at, New For jatticnlars address ELLIS PETERSON, Worcenter, Mass, Fermerl, Thls school provides fuur year’ coursn fn Engi- neering, Iruding to the degree of Civil Lugineer, or Mining Engineer: and trie sears’ courses in Chome intey, in Natural Hiatory, aud b 34:.th watics, Physics, and Astronomy, each of which lewls t the degrre of B, A litwe pordon of the fusteactin ia the sare e wiven to uudergradustes in 1o College, Stndents of the Beleutific Blhioul, car ceauny rosus ia Codeys Luildings sud bowrd at Memorial Hull. The opportas nities fur studesite i il the brau-] are very great, the Univasnty beiug with Iaboritoriia, apparacs, a uations for sudraot wiil Le huld S beginning at b a. . For taformation, widress JAMES W, ILARNIR, Seoretary, LAW SCHEOOIL, HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The academic yoar 1875777 will beatn ou Tharday, Bepl. Wl An examination for admixson 1o sdvaned standsug will be Leld on Thuraduy, Scpt, i, and F Fxamie id Get, 3, aptiicant will Te examined st any athr time, At beginning of the cademic year 197774, 30 aftur. wurds, alf applicants for admission an candidatos for degree, who hiave not rooived 3 collegy education, =ik} booqutred to pass & preliminary examination, For Healars address JOIIN H, ARNULD, Librarian, UNION COLLEGE OF LAW Of the University of Chicago, and o Noribiwmiern :iveraity, eloscd ita second vear witu 103 eudraie, Cuiled States Senstors Trumbull and Duolittle, Judge Booth and Profs. Deazlow and Meyers, taugit four hours datly, and 43 lawyors lectured tu this Cal logo lant yoar, besldes 8 courso by Dr. Davis on_ Mel. cal Jurirprudence. The Hon. H, B, Hurd, leviser of e tatutea, joaddod (o the Faeulty tir the comluy Beopous Sept, 15, Termn $:0 v year of nina 18 to the Bar. For eatalogis, NSLOW, Becretary, 20 Tritune RACINIE OCLILEGE. Thae Buhool of Letiers, tha Seientifie School, kit ki Orammr Behioal of Lacine Callege will reojen Wedur day, Hept. 15, The reatoration of Tayler I1af, with many fmprove. ments, aod a new Faborstory snd Gynminasium which aze to be finlahed before the term opens will add rauch 10 the sdvautage of the institalion. For sdmission spply to REV, JAMES DE KOVEYN, D, D., Racine College, Haciue. sCMtaloguce can b had vin, at Junsen, McClurg & Co'n, hnil & Hatl pny o 104 Btate-si., aud at’the Mer * Ratio ST. JOHEN’S SCEOOL. Bonrding snd_Day Bchooj for Yonng Ladies and Cuildren. Rev. THEODORE IRVING, LL.D,, Rector, 2! West Thirtyserond-st, New York. Dr, Irving's pecial class for the study of the Fuglish Languaro 2ud Literature, 88 ilinstrating sod illnatratod by [is- tory, with readings from the Lest authors, will beyin in Noveniher. s clars for the historical and eritical study of the Fine Arta will bemn at the smame time, The Fall Term tegins on Wednesday, Sapt. 2), 1874 For Cirouisrs and information apply as above, H. B. BRYANT'S (Bryant & Btratton) Chicago Business Colloge ENGLISIL TRAINING SCHOOL. Rtate-st,, southeset cor, Washington, Chicago, Tll. The lasgeet and moet thorough nititution of the kind fn Anerica,Read for cireular, Chicago Ladiss Semmary, 15 & 17 Shelion-st Thirteenth year opena Bept, 15, Superior_adrant- 240w In every department, Claswical, Euglish, Eurvpean ant Matical, Tuplls oan eater for_ eithicr course, for sclocted branchea or e study of At alone, opportunities in the Nesding snd Elocution Ulssses under Prof, E. M. J00TH, who will also form a Pri- vato Claes for Ladiss not conaectod with the fnstitne tion. “Location cliolce s bufldings amplo, and all the appointmenta for efther buarding or day puplis une surpaased, MISS GREGQ, Principal, Monticello Female Seminary. ‘The next term of this {nstitution will commaence ou Thursday, 19th Beptewler, tustesd of the Uth (a8 herotofare notified), In connequence of improvementa oot completed. ‘or eataloguoa sddress Aliss HASEELIL, Vrincipall MRS, W. 0. BRYAN'S BOARDING-SCHOOL For Young Ladies, Batavia, N, ¥, For refercuces, in- auire of Biste Attorney Obarieu I, Hevt: SCHOOL OF MINES, Dniversity of Mich! For ciroulss, Address IL. D B T, Aun Arbor, Mich, A BOYH' Bchont, Mitdletown, Conts, De'ightful sitnation, perior sccomnindstions, llllllnr{ Il Thoroagh Addres if. BRADFOR RADFORD'S “BTUDENTA' HOME, l‘lwm 0. DA HHA 5D MRS, ALEX. HRADFORD'S (formerly Mrs, Ogdon Ioffmun's) Encilsh, French, and Garman Boarding and Day Betiool for Youug Lat dies and Chidren, with calisthenics, No, 13 Weat Thirty-elghh-st,, New York, Reopenn 8ok 27, Ape Plicatlon iy be Runda Ly Iotier GF persoually, s abova ‘N, W. C. UNIVERSITY, - The tweniy-frst scasion of this institution will open 10 tha new bulldingw—thy niost complote now on the continent—tn Irviugtou, & miles vsst of this eity, Sept, 13 Full Faculty’ siz oourses of study: se1cs roceivad, For catalogues sdireas O, K, HOL- LENBECK, Becretary, or 0, A. BURGESS, Preaident, Indianspolis, Ind. AT. VERNON INSTITUTE POR YOUNG TA- lca sud Little Girls, Eatablishiod in 1639, Mrs. ury 1. Jons ard Mre, Martland, Iriscipals, boartc ing and Day ool 1ulia) "ren AL it Froach is pokun in the family, No. 48 Mo Vernou Placs, DALTIMOKE, Lafercsioss given on application, PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Chaste ~(For Boarders ouly.) i B, Location elevated ol Wedaesday, Sept. b and Bealibfil groSids auaple; buildings Laidse snd commodious, * Uourse of’ Hiadies sxtensive. Thorouyh Insirucuon Ta Oivil Aad_Meotnnionl Kewigeering. 1o Sntianarn of Badete.Kor Uity o st Morals Soitimnnes ai"Batete.por v R GUSUROVE, Fon., yateon of the Aoadany, # Uari. Catoago, or & Col- THEO: LY AT, Pesaldont Tho Schoal of Vocal Art in Prlelphia, For tha Instruction of Tosobere and Ariists, will Te- opon Mouday, Bept, 37, BEILER, aufhior of % Th Vuivetn Slugiog,” nd * The Voice In’ Speaking " For elrculary L, wpidy to Ao | ahavsineationel | oo provided | Oct. 1, beginning at 9 . m. on Thursday, Xo | farther information snd for a circular giving full pur- | Principal, Msdame EMMA | . EDUCATIONAL. HARVARD SCHOOL, 23 BIXTEENTH-BT. The subecriber, Laving returncd, remmes ki clusnes Bepk. 14, Hin atin fu caroful and thoruigh loe stenetion, EDW. H§, WAT |, A, AL, Master, _Imm,nm MILITARY ACANFEATY, WORLESTEL, Sk i TRpAres young ten for Cormerial, Lit a Brtcatine et o METONTE, A Sty Bopte TUTE, MRS, 8. L. OADY, y Sand_for eircatsy, ~TRAILROAD TIME TABLE ARRIVAL AND DEPARFURE 0F TRATRY MENARATIONOF RETeRCICRMANER, T Ratantay gre cepted, * Suaday exce; . 3N exce N e Five Bunday at 0 a. m { Dy, T $XO0! A CHICASO & NORTHWESTERY RaLAnAn R e s Madisiaoh ek O s Lears, at X Vi o Fiins e g ke e a + B (Ternva ink~ a—Depot cornerof and Klnziesra, ~Depot sorn d Rlugie-uts, MICHISAN CENTRAL AAILRO4Y, Depar, fort of Luke-ster mind Fust 15 mreritye X I G e 1 _ond 4 Lk Niats Mxpros *Bunday B and Sunday K. CHICAGD, ALTOY & ST, LOWIS, and Mirazo, Kantas City 3 ul Denver Siomt Linse, Calon Depot, "Wen near Madirnat, bridge, Ticket Ofices: At s d 13 Randniphert,, and corner Mishe qan-ar, ami Lans |Fraee | _Arrive Ranraa Oity snd Denver Fast Ex. 121 noon!* 3:10 0., ma' Bi. Lomis aad Sorinaetield Ex.....* 9:00 & m.|* 34 Bt. Loww, Springield & 7 Pecria, Rousuk & uclingtoa. e Reakok & Burliagton, Clicagoa Padacal Railrona 5 or, lacon, Washungtaa 't Acs immodating | ——LAKE sHuRE & WichG tae. Attaniic Kipress. daiiy; i 0. Michigh f 1:10 8. ra, ! (6:30 8. m. ally, except E X ST. PAUL RAILROAD. cutner Judivan ant naied Ticket Oftedy iarkeats, dat Deror 00 & Prai st Pasee FE TS L Bt Pant," Minn o, Ushinsh’ & Groen. ugn 1pirea .1'10.072, 15, {* 4:00p. wed Ailwankee, Mudison, Trame da) Chien & Towas Alw, _ Sivansus : alw aud Btereos Puint, Milwankes, St. apolle, through Paearu.: L 1111008 m2* Pail & Minne: e re ot T A ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRAAD. Dezot, foot of inkr. fastif Dee usie Iphait,, meur 1l C"":l"!fl. E}Jflul.’!'fl’lfllflfll YUINCY RAILROAD, epati, Jout aF Lokeertsy Indiana-as, and Sisgesih. G oy B el B e O R L ] andaidepots arrie, Mafl sud Expross, Daladns & Suras Gty w K Gt s, b Oisaidzc] & 5L Jueapls fis Trias Kypiers.. v, 4] e = *Mendota, Otiama & Hiseator 3 nra; Assenger,,.... et i PEEF pppa BRED Ppa Ex. Bonday KANK) Prom Coneat Dopor, goos bt premdat,” Tickel'sifces T Rantulph e it at domen ™ Arrive. Lol Lonie Tadianapolis, Lous £ RN G DAtk Night & 300 1 ml® 9058, me e ()] B0 w708, CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND XOKi From [ititurs, Cinctnati & . Lowis :8.’13«'1"25: eore R i Leara, | Arrive, Indlanapolis, Lautarille In?i‘t:‘n‘-?gll,:' s o Reer nati tdatly}. 2:00p. m.|_7:408 m. PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS RAILROAD. e depot cli » il 7 7V T e Wl Leave, | Adrrive. mil,:l,nb,ys,lmuhrxl!'w York( [} e eeanaperd] B * Colambiim, N Yok 10e " 8k, . s, Pittata; Nlunt £3proms (dnily) * B cot Basardars BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Tvulns leaes Jrom rear o' Eayotition dwilding and depob oot ar - haen e e, 0] Clarbdes of Wash Leave, | Arries. s, Bundu; Exprass, Daj 28a ) TRy sp ml Fauame CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, sorner &) Vun Buren und Shermanats, ticketafice)’ thow Y rind Tuclie o Leavenw'th&Atchison P ra Adoomumydasion.. Leut Kipress. tonat touken for wist B Tenreoaes. n forcist 333 e N g ol T o et nae, o0 Alarriage, 1ce) Huerm i Hepiieibe Vi e, aled ats s fiontion, o o eGtial, ‘OMose s b oty AL Lu® Bdan i 0 O CUR ¥ Dr, Kean, 360 BOUTH OLARK.ST., CHICAGO, ho cousulied, parsomally or by mad, fres of ¢ DT Siroe e Botvame discesen. B o R AR Tl | Suly plysicianta (he ity who warrants chres or 50 pay. Ulsioe livurs, U8, T, 138D, B, ; Sandars (rom s 0 13, DR. BIGELOW tuary, X3 Clintou-at,, ¥hiladelphia, 1 The groatest specialiatof the theags lu the North. o e pprrn he s kuuwo, Lss umbd the R8. OUTHDER’ SOARDING AND DAY | Tost: wiare 3 M oo sy it IOARUES, AP DAY | e, Sy AR SR s, ey iy can e fothe City Ulreraity—oao of the dnesi scifol-butidings | (i3 ®gdl Wt sl and teinale. | Kvery casy can In the —whcre facililies 0a rodoTiag | 6,0t 'for L nb stamps. Compunications Mufi&m‘- it compleis o all departments. I(u(-n-uulw.bril"" ! otial, blis otk just published seut Lor $1, contain. b A et Sl VI s | g lassemak gutibhelsent e gl iy ovens Mondar, Bapt 13, Addeves fur cal ¢y | ad 5- 4 79 Bouth Olark-er , Shloago. 4 ton, MU WU CU M KT 8T Lubls, So. Ly B Ularkat O e YOTTAGE: HILL 8] yyuxa tinat A1) Slevaic,sorubl; snd bilvars dissssse, Homs ' Poughk el Ny Y O weaknuss and [uipotony pernianently cured. - Medi- o-Hudsci. Cukrsa of study comirobusnive, Musid and | GH5.0" SRR, A< G PRTEARR obing: o Mdle 06 artaaspeotally. In. tusrory branc ¥ Curve guarantesd o mvm}nlufl!fl. i ¥or olzonlars address O. 0. WeTeniL. Frioc’l aud Peop's, | fers gonfidontial. A book for both ses instcatea) aad SQ U PR DA + | oals city w ’;hll Doardip .nzd Day School for Ladics, situsted A K FOR TOE 1609 Ving st Podad.isbla, will Lo reapenisd Haph. 15, 4 PrivateUsanselor 1o the Married 1875 Miss 8. A BCULL, Y gy, MARR use * bout to Wacry, va the phye: My, MSUERL ] T GUIDE, jaesiistmiensiadionladods PEEKSKILL (N, YO MILITARY ACADRNY, |, 5 =00 o, [ihe sexial wlom, wilh the laiess) Opeu teit. % 1335, New Gyunastum, — $100 per | Scorsries 5 the selsnseiul cupod Foufl yoar, Address Measrs, WRIOUT & DONALD, Sl ingatings ;:.fin..."w% s 4 e = mation far mas: LAKE FOREST ACADENY, — | it ifbidid i il cris s collegs re pAIMOTY Kclicol for boys. Fall term y (poste for ‘ents. Address DR, e " e BABER, P, | SRV, & R 20 O