Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1876, Page 8

THE CHICAGO 'T'RIBUNE Mineral Polnt, Wia.; Third Vico-Proeldent, Alfred Little, of Fond du Ls ;B«nu?, W. W. Hazon; Trosswror, F. D, Redington; Exscntivo Committes, the Tresident, Becrotary, sud Treaeurer, aud Measrs, G, W, Woodard, E. W, Evans, and A, 1. Fostar, Tho anbjoct of thie Airst’ annuni banquet beng vro- cefved, Tho Chalrman ssid that Cint hesdquarters had Leen necured at the corner of dichigan avenne snd Thirty.first sircot, and furnliero had been or- derel,Roport acceptad, Mr. D, N. Tiaah, from tho Commitics on Dy-Tawa him, and ho was informed by Tnspestor Pailey tlint the 'shantien would have to cotn down, Capt. Jenks #ignificd hia willingnee (hat they should bo removed, aud the job will bo done to-iay at his own expense. ‘Tho Clty Collector's receipts {mlmlny wara materially qlish poets, by the Rev. . W. Duiliel this alternoon beforo the young ladles of Park Instl- tuto nt haif.past 2. Ladley and gentlemen cen obtaln ticketn by applying to the Principal, st 77 Ashland sve- nue, TH E COU RTS. Jupar Raaxns—Ifenry Drand! ve, Olto Raty aud John T, Shoemaker § verdict, $166.80, Jupar Boorii—I, M. Armatrong et al. va, M, Mo Kenzlo Tooko; verdict, $,3%, and motion’for new Still Another Batch of Taxe |l THE CI' GENERAL NEWS3. s i increnred by the payment of the sim of 5,243 by the | * yr Maahatl, ? the Iato mix-Jaya i redd, 1t was decldod that such a festivity should ba iy " 0 r8, Mary Marahatl, the winuer of s Fighters. CANADA. he ofcers of tho Ohifeaga Untreraily held st moet~ :porl‘ed':“ ot of li\:dm :nr‘t,lc::; :n ;‘n":':»\r":::::fm;rnl:: man“ ed AL an carly date. and the .,.niu. "t March l:::mm:} lm} n.rn ((:lnl::lr?zng‘ ll:nh‘ Nu-;[nfl :"5.“.‘,'.12 "!;l ‘?\A: E}:‘eu:,":'( 1 .':‘I“‘u)'n"“, xr:'l,r!’r‘;:‘;n;l:l nlxm'«‘xr- y?‘nfnn:‘l l.l B ANADA Ing at the Grand Pacifia yosterilay afternoon. Ein0 becn proposad and rejected, it was adopted. as spoken of as the proper tiue, found iu the collectionn. ' Tha officarn of thin inatitne [ 2SN &y o her ntyln of walking. Bho is almost ' Opening of Parlinmont—Constdornhle Judge MoAllister rayn ho fa not & candidate for Qov. The nert businces was the considoration of cortain g tion are, however, as atubbarn as thoso of any other entirely recovered from lier Iate azeriions. Au announcement of morn than usual Interest {8 that the distinguished English astronomer, I'rof, 1, A, Proctor, uno of the most popular Living lecturers on lcmnul\:mb{eeln, will lecture Bllndl{ afternoon a4 McCormicca Hallat i 'clock, ~ 1tia xubject will b $The Myrteries of the Uniysrae,” and ths focturo will bo illnntrated by mapa aud drawings, Admission, 10 g % i ' Effoto Olaptrap—0Other Leginlutures HMr: Swett Explains His Connection T e aL s eany with Reed, the Forgor. OTTAWA, Fob, 10,~Tho second serslon of itio thirg Parliament opened to-lay with the usual pomp ana ceremony. 'Thero was s brilllant awscrablsge of lidies Record of Judgments and New | onthotloorof tho Benste Chamber, and the galiories woto Jitorally packed with clifzens and strangers, bnnk In'regand to'the tax of 1873, which neatly all the banka have refused to pay, Tho Clty Colloctor lins Japors prepared to fevy upon thewn today for §,30), tho amatnt of 1he taz. Marshal Goodell yesterday heard the charges pro- forred by lataiaw, a young lawyer, againat Ofticer Armatein, who foreibly wjected hitn from Lohind the renolutions offered by W. W, Herpar at the last meot- ing. Following ars tha reaolutions fn fall : Grrnyam, In tho optoion of _tho usticss publio the Reanmption bill of Jan, 14, 1875, cannot ba carried fn- 1o effect in 1870 unleen it be materially sud cencniially amended, because tho National Baoks would com- mence withdrawing theie notes before the Uovorn- Tmeny sronld begin retiring its groenbacks, wheroby tlio IN SELF-DEFENSE, FND OF THE CAMPDELL CASE. Bliortly after midnight last Mond1y morning, a man pamed Ldward Campbell was shot dead in 8 pemonual encounter with John Heac, the paramour of his fore mor wife. Tho affalr took place in the sard fn rear of srnor, and doss not want (o bo nominsted. 1o alro Incidentally obeerves that ho has no failh n the Democratio party. Bergesnt 0'Donnell, of tha Twelfth Btreot Btation, waa presented with 8 handsome golil watch and chain of the valua of $300, by the mon nttached to hia pro- Nor 182 Woaaon atreel, sud the officer attracted thithar | Talling nround tho elerk's desk fo a potico station, | 081 Suits. Fors nlly IAil mib Alor b Nteey . Sole volame of the curroncy wonld Fapidly diesp. 3 | the clrri'a desk fo a polica station, " oy, S s y of the Church of et uidnh o # fmamcial” papto and | by the shots found Cainphell uniler a stalrway broathe | AERE, Yag B DoOIH, SOVEt Rice w'mild Uior | _ Joseph Modil wtl addrera tho citizous of the Fourth wwan accompanted by sla-oficora and s guard of honoe o actos. of aica genoral ankeuntey and Ing his last, lihs lifo-blood streaming from o Iargo buk | yoo'uy tor bis allegod * runiantsm.” Thomas Noouan, | Ward at 960 Wabanli avenne Haturday evening of this NEW SUITS. from tho Foot Guards and o detsohment from Capt, the Epiphany, and now Recter of Grace Oturel, Be- | tznean, The Government should not proceed Lo | jet.holo fn fa ltt bresst, near tho leatt. Tho homl- | anoller star, wos churged Ly Ald: Pelo Mair withcon | weelky on tho, subleet of the form ol Mubiore! G2 e L e Ehasis Cavalsy, Tho tsual voysl aalnta waa fred ;:-'l‘ L s"i’:fléfi‘&.‘.’“fi&%fin e s, an folice e “fi‘xlmn&ru Holen ot it e Er;uc':m:g-- eidehad a icop wound on hisTeft hiud, but nevertheless | duck unecoming an ollicer, inaltonttou to duty, and | erument of sotno af tha large clties of Edrope, Tha . : H A numbor of additional tax sults of tho cast- | £ fckibotiers. Aho Spesker, of tho Gommons ok iron kind woro bronght ycsterday by Mosars. . were Kony & MeRttunaor Tho followiy faa skt | Mendsnce,tho Comons Lelug summone o bear e 8 . peoch from tho throne, and tho Judges of tho Bupremy Otigiual Btate Board Court having soits on tho floor, After the valuatton, valuation, Tax. | dolivery of tho apeech tho mombers of the Hons ,400 1,273 | of Conimons roturned to thoir chambet. Thn Spoaker 48 | miated tho resnlta of tho various clection-trinls, and other faulta, Ilia coso was taken under consideration, aud will be heard again, Tiie Board of Publlc Warke, with the Mayor, paid & vinit of napection to the North Sido pumjing-works yoaterday for the purpoeo of looking {nto tiio”merits Of tho ptent smoko-conatimer tiow lelng used fn the works, The visltora wero favorahly impressed with the invention, and ate of tho oplnin that it will bo & remarks will bo faformal, aud pariako of that conver- ratlonal charactor whicli {s making the meetings of tho l"unrtllx Ward Itepublicans bLoth futereating snd Ins structive, ‘Tho Rtov. Dr, MoKalg will preach Sunday morning at Wood's Musoum, services begluning at 1L o'clock, i may bo stated, in order Lo correct a possible error, that this new movomont Ia not in oppostilon to Prof, mado good his oscape, snd was seen no more untll yosterday noon, when ha delivered Limnelf up to the polico authorities of the Chicago Avenuo Station, Tho clrcumatances, na related by the only witners, Campbell’s former. wife, reetned €0 polnt (o cano of Justiiable hamickde, snd ~consequently tho affair ‘createdd bing littlo sxcitement, oven in tho reglon where The ease of the Richarda Iron-tarkn v, Goorge Yon Tollon, 1o en{oln the collection of $10 taxoe, camo D before Justion Foote yosierdsy, whio found judgment for $180 and costs agalnat the Xicherds Iron-Works. The temperature yesterday, A observed by Manaseo, oplician, 83 mammnm’ "(Tatnonr: Building), wis ‘24 B, 1., 20 degreca ; 10 8. m, 423 12m,, 603 3.,y and Wisneas, The apprshonaion af the siringoncy of tho money raarket that would take place aa_ the for resuniption airould approach Is already doing mis- chief to tho bumnass interesta of the country by woakening confidenco and doterriny capitallsts Trom {nventing theie mosns in productive enterprisce} therefors, L Herotred, That wo carnestly request our Benators 11, N, Holden, ... J. K, Von Duzer, §, 1, Rounda ..er 3000 1501 | fhio" clectiona to Al tho vacancics, The followiug ne A ) m,, 29,80 8 D, m, it pecurre nonmve of AA¥Ng t0 tho city, a8 soft coal can bo burned | Swing, but was tarted for somewhat similar reason g g B Ao N f SLf RSl “ammeleiod B AR " | s Wancaaenbalivea i Oonivess to work and voie for | Seurday the Coroner iold tho Indnert st tho, canrt | inatond of lis, the dierehos in prico being. an llem | oio aive an ablo presclier o battor chancela be peard Cags Do, & Cougs 10 DA | plembors woro ntrauceds orkman, Lengera, “Tho fallowing satement of the clty and county | o opral o tho asummption actab 't carlest pos- sgnceted it 1o Clicago Avoute Tollce Buaton, | of o smallimrorlance. Tho amoke In consizzed to | Thrs tn o aniagoniy WildecTinaityc AR 16,200 638 | Macdonald, Benoit, Chirlstie, and McNab, The fol. Of thess, Gage Bros, & Co. did not mako any | lowing. roports wera presooted : Public works, Bely Verte Cannl trado and navigstion, and tho state of roturn, but tho Asseasor called on them In thefr | TLHS B0 I S TR0t SO S e ation oy abgonce, sud assossed thom at $80,000 of his | onton of ofiies hindt beou road the first time, tho Hon, own motion, wiilo thelr atook waa not worth | Mackenzlo moved that tho spoech from the Throne by 2 & taken juto conslidcration to-morrow, The rantion hey. ovor $30,000, William Totor says ho had 00 | fng heon carriod, tho Ifouse Adlourned at 4 o-clocks mal property in May last ia tho Town of | Tho recoption held by their Excellenciea to-night 4 {‘;el:: Cllaz:'n:o. y{!t tho Xnaeumr valuod nomo. | tho, Senstochamber aa largely atiended andea en thing at 810,000, and sesossod & tax of $630.70 | Tonowto, Feb. 10.—Tho Ontarlo Lepislaturs closeq E. 0, Problo also filod o bill agatnet David | q0ring the seasion, passed Hallaoln and L, O, Huck. o complains that, Harapax, N, 8,, Feb, 10.—Tho Nova Beolian Legis. whila ho s n rosilent of Hydo Pork, and has ( fiureopenodtoday, - e Llouleanat Governor, ia pald bis regular taxes thore, yot Cornolina Ilyan | Jumber and snippiog intoreats and coal trsde, The assessed bim @4,000 ln Wost Obicago, on which | lattor suffored in connoquence of tho gonioral financhl sivle day, A, 1{arper aafd that Mr. Sidney Myera was present, and he thought the meoting would like to hear hin. Mr. Myors came forward in rosponse toan Invita- tion, and _spoko for over an houron tho financlal question, taking ground sgainst resumpiion, aod & t&lnln1 tho resolutions. Col, ticaby then moved that tho discursion of tha :}umocl,lmpouhnnul ilf the noxt meeting of the Club, arried, On motlon of Justice DewWolf, a voto of thanks wa tendercd to Mr. Myers, and the mecting then ad- Jonrued. full will Lo welcomes tho Museum. The Athenzum will open to-morrow at 10 8, m,, in 1t roome at_G3 Washington street, nn art achool for {natenction fn ofl or watar-color pajnting and deawing, Tho {natruction will bo sdapted o the wants and pur- posen of pupls, enabling those sho wish {o becomo azlfate o coter upon & thorough courso of art. study, and othiers, who have no expectation of becoming art- Infs, tut who have artiatio tastes, {0 take up such special branchion as they may wish, or a8 they may ro- quire $n practical busineas, such s rotouch iny photographs, wator<olor painting oa ap- licd " to lithograpbing, or copyiug _pictures n ol or watercolors s amatenrs. 1t n Loliaved that this achool, which will bo under competent instruction, will meet tho wants of many peraous who can neltiier afford tha time noe s1ponso roquistto for Instruction claewhere, And will bo a val nable contribution to the causa of popular art-cuituro in this city, auch an cxtont that no annoyaneo will bo caused hero: afior to tho resldentn of that portion of tha city, Soft cosl s beans used for all the fres for the last fivo dayn, and thio plan works well in all respects, The ¥inltors pafd numerous comyliments to {ho manago- 1ment of tho works for cleanliness and order, Inspector Dalley yentcrday odnmined olaht churchea on tho Soutt Rids. - Memorial Church wa tonud to ba wrongly arrsugod in regard to the furnaces and atoves: the doors a1s0 aro wrong, Tho Fi{th lresby- torian wan found in good condition. Fho doors of th Unitarian Oburch, comer of Prairio avenuo and Thirtletl troot, will hove o swiug difforently, Tho Aichigan Aventio M, E. Church needa ritc to proteck o wood-work from tho_heat of the furnace, and the doors swing fnward, Tho ppaof tho furnace in Bt Maxice Tiplacopal Cliils poce throngl tha ool 1t will have ta bo chnnged ; the doors aro wrong, Dong- 1an Avento Church {6 unisafo and_dangerous from tho farnace, The smo fault was found with tho £irst ‘Been aported to this Citizona' Amociation @ %fi;“b‘fl;‘fllfl del ';f.] 0004 city cortificatos, $4,600,~ 00% county bouded debt, $1,000,000; parks’ bonded obt, §1,500,000; botal, £25,600,000, The Tion, Jon G, Scott, of Bt, Touls, who hoa for flio past peventeon L oths beun Trontdsnt of tbo Joliek Iron and Btcel Company, resigned that oflico yeater- 3uy afternoon, In {ho ovening hio wea tendered tomplimentary banquet by the other officers of the Bompany a4 (o Grand Facifio Holal. 11 was & privaie o . viewnd tho remaiun lying at the 8t, Nicholas Hotel, No. 116 North Clinton streut. Tle firat witncss was Mrs, Carrio Hoach, whoso tes- fimony wan hut an amplification of her statement al- ready published. JOHN NEACH thien took llie stand and told his atory : Te esme home at o little aficr midnight, leaving tho raloon at No. 250 North lalsled street st 11:30 a'clocks wont “In ftho back way, 88 ususl, and was thers but a moment when camo out, #mying there wan somebody In the back yard; went to tho conl-shed and found 1t socured; Careio Aaid that hie was in tho privy, and witneas warned whoover was ou the premiacs ta varate, and just then & man jump- ed out aud assyulted him, asylig, “I've got you now; 161 fix you,” Hontruck for bis neck and ahboutders Seith nomething bright 1lko 3 knife or razor which wit- nens maw in his hand. Ho warded off Lis blows 0 well aa Lo could until o was cut on the hand ; afterward The annual ball of Bt. Gocrges Beaevolont Asoca- Hon was held last evening nt the Sherman House. As ita namawould indicate, thia Hoclety s composed of the English residents of thin city; yet he affalr last evening was largely attendod by people of otlier na- tionalitice, noticeably the Scotchi, 'Tho bail wan hand- somely decorated with fings and_ evergreen. Danciig began o4 9 o'clock, the programme embracing twenty- four numbers. Boon afier 11 o'clock supper wus NLAINE AND 0OLESDY,, A call was published fn yeaterday's TRmONE invit- ing the Republicans of tho Wert Diviston to nicot at Juntico Aalinbury'a office last night, Twentyto teoly- fivo gentlemen rospondod, und upon calling the mect. ing togothor the Judge cxplained tho object to ba the formation of a Centennial (:hm£ tho chief object of tas of 201,80 Iiaa boon lovied, and hio objects | Tnkency, and decline in manufactiives in the States, which should bo the support of Mr., Blaine for Preste | 87 %CCCot NV on Y18 overcoat, The coat waa exhibit- | Gorman Church, and wilh it. James! Chiurch on tho —— a tax of $201.80 hisa boon lovied, and ho objoots | with “which Nova Hotia wan conueated commorclally, ®morved, Afler partaking of u:'h::bu:m nul::&a mma:‘u; dent and Senator. :)glrzh{. n;(r"\’ :.fi;’”;:flf;‘:'mummy od; ono cut was under tho loft arm, whilo tho other | corner z_.\l lx;mmn l:\-mnm‘mll ‘::::lty‘»nlnnnlh stroet, SUBURBAN. ta belng taxed :wlcu ou tho ““::‘1,1 thing. o ;l:rv:.r:mwu::lr‘; nhnmhn:x m:d Joar, llal“ua:: thele tafiar alasetiony s ativitio LR e o o ety Chialiaty and Mr. B, 8. Rock. | dovered tho collar, The winess coitinued ; An tho o defecta will Lo reru nfelys KVANATON. SILENT PARTAER. go return wan do 3 roan etruck for bin ho drow his_ rovolver and fired at random, boping o scaro hiW assaflant and causo him to lot go Lis grasp, but fnde ing tuat he (id mof, fired 'ogatn wilh the purpose of disabliug but not killing him. Falling, Compbell had tho advantage, and was Tiuch more wwerful; witness dectded to Groe again, this time for ffe, During the fight Campbell katd hotting but oatba, whila the witnees shutited for help: did not know who Iiia anenilant was: had scen Campbell but once, and tlat was long before, After getting hils wound band- aged in_ the housc, he left and wandered iu search of n surgeon: reachiug tho West Division, gave most of hla mouoy to a lodgefriond, and, not finding any drug-ntopes open, returned to tho South Division, whero Lis wound was dressod fn 8 Clark stroct drug store, which Lo could not locato, Af- ter that witness remembered nothing, oxcept that ho willy wandered over tho pratries for a long tme, and awoko yellordflg morning in o car southwest of tho clty. Having bad noth] ng to cat since Bundsy noon, 1o felt hungry and called_for food st a fsrmer’a houso near Hllver Leaf Grove. Thero ho learned for the firat fizmo st Cainpboll wat deai; abid at ouco aaked 10 b taken to tho Chicago Avouuo Station, Heach's hond was I n torriblo stata of infamma- Dullding Inspector Balley soma timoago oxsmineil the Adciptii Theatro nnd fonnd that §a sucans for exit were insaflicient, Thoreupon Lo gave directions that ailditionsl spaco for doorways must bo provided. e (ruver now {nforma Mr. Blloy that Lis leaso with the Rehool Board will,ba vitlated f he ihakes any changes in tbo building. ‘The School Jinsrd have refused pore wisslon ta Mr, Grover to tnake the alterations, and lkowi#o tefused to do it themselves, Mr. Dailoy threatens fo alut up thio Adelphi uniees ity ordors aro complied with at onco, and thus the matter stands, Tho aamo official atatea that tho Becond Itogiment Armory, on tho West 8ide, wss never contemplated to tiold #0 large s crowd a3 gathered thers at the walking ‘match last Hatunday night. Tho building will have to bo atrengthened conaiderably befora it will Lo connid- ored safu enough to be oecupled by a crowd of peaple, gD CRIMINAL. Jonte Tloward and Jennfo Adama wero arrestod for robbiug Goorge Edwards of $140. Molly Pinders tried to commit suicide Wednesday by taking morphine, but a doctor waa calied In {ima to o yostorday | cateh. Congratulated members on tho mproved rails byAlf:,‘,’g';f,',:,K;L'};::&“afn'mh"’:d BICRTGIT | Fond Agatem of Nova Beotia, and hoped the Weaters Shporior Conrt agauime Touls Iteltlor and tha | bcaboard would shorily endoy lus Lenefit of unbrokea Tonrd of Trado, asking for an_ injunction, | Eiread communlcation with eiliee rallways in th {‘lnmmuluum says that in i Jaly, {‘814, =4 o was ougngod as commission merchant o in this city, ai fiad an smploge named Louta Reit'sr. WINONA'S MUSEUM, 1In order to facilitato his bpainess ha boight & mem- Syecial Diapaich (o The Chieaeo Tribune, bombipin tho Bowd of Trado and lad It fssiad(n | Wisowk, Blun ¥ob. 10=~Tho valuablo ~mu. or's name, The lstler theroupon began trading | goum of natural curlositica known 85 the on 'Cliango unill a shart Hmo ngo, when lia coasnd to ek fof complaluant, The ILLCE tow statos that Ttelt, | Woodman Colloction of Dubique, has boen se. Tor refuses to transfer tho membership to him, and bo | cured for tho State Normal School in Winona, the pure fears Lo will commit somo wrong wbich will fotfeit 11 | chaso being made through the generosity of several i i o O3 E’;‘:‘mflm&;’:&’:‘&;‘:&‘:&"fi genttemen of thls city, whio have preacatod Jt to the in. e ree v shek Ly aay. be In futiica s full | BUtution wiy tho stipulation that it 18 to rematn in b pasiiiat tn that Boporabl boas, Winoun, Prof, Woodman las beon . collecting for the ONITED ETATES COUATR, mucum for tho E.m fifteen yearn, It embraces specls Grompton Drothors began a muit for §1,600 againat | Me0s ot minerals and fossils of all the Blates in the £ Mississippl Valley, en specimone of conchology, QhasioaN. Holdew, Jr., Adelbert 11, Dishop, oud Jop ”“"”;"‘.",?"' st ail ia ;‘egnn[;‘?i?l iy acleating mon 44 . Dau. onoof iho ‘most valuablo colleotions in the country, Avern Tardeo sued Mifton Goorgn for #1600, | 35%lior natiutions v boon woiona Lo securo tog e e loost-clalibing $.000, musoum, fta purchaso by Winons ia o mattor of cone woll temporary Becretary. e biaihed 1ia dea of the organtzation, We bad better not try to organiza to-night,” asid be, it mrersly discuss the method, and then procoed Intolligently at another meeting. Bly proposition 1s a club, civic and st the same time nmilitary, Tho chief ofticer shonld be *Continental Commander,’ ropro- senting Washington and 1776, Ho will command tne military branch, which will bn ealled the *Chicago Contincatals,’ and which wo will try to uqulr in timo for the Coutcunial. The mnoxt officer will bo the + Counselor,’ who wiil reprosant Lincoln and 1850, and who will be President of tho eivie organization, 'Tho next will bo ¢ Vice Commander,! rejrescnting Grant and 1870, and who will also belong 10 the military arm, The most, ¢Vico Counsolor,’ will_represeat tatno sud 1870, and who will officiate an Vica-Trent- dent of tho organization, Doslde these, o will bava a fiecrotary and Treasurer, “Afler organizing too club we will organizo the company, the momibers of which shall wear cocked Tats, brecckies, and swallow-tailed coats, 1n Conli- nental niylo, and which should number 100 men for tha drsi, o' IA”company. T cvic branch willbo campolgn club, supporting Biatne and Oglesoy, or. they are not nominated, thien the nominees of the IRo- A pumber of purserymon and others of Chlcamo and vicinity Intersated i {ree-planting met st the Chicago oMeo of tho estern Farm Journal ta dis- cuna matters of interest relating to treo-plauting and {ho arnamentation of sircets, elc, After an informal discusnion, Mr, P, 8, Petorson waa called to the clair, and 2r, J, 0, Vaughn appointed Secrotary, Tho or- anization is to bo called the Nurserymen's and Tree- itnters: Asdoclation of Chicogoand vicinity, A com. Tmiiteo waa appolnted to drafpn constitution and by- Iaws, to be roporiod at the nest regular mocting ‘Thursday of next week at 10 o'clock n. m., at thio sanie place, A moeting of tho Western Woodenware Manufacture ers' Association was beld ’fl'a'crllny at the Clifton Tlouso, Present: W. R Hoto, Corry, Pa.i W. I, Berger, Piltaburg, Pa; 3. M. Gotham, Cleveland, 0.3 J.F, Ewing, Day City; J. M. Flahicr, Grand Raplds ¥. D. Bmith, Menasha, Win.; Honry Mann, Milwaukee, 3.8, Rosw Grand Itapida: D, O, Dimock, Mo- line, 1ll.: C. F. Ghesaman, Clicago;, Mann, Chl- cago; Charlow Lverts, 8t Louis, ‘W I Howo was elected Chairman snd I, N, Mann Becrotary. Tho following prices were eatablished @ Two-hoop pails, $1.76, throohoop palis, 83 per doren: No. 1 tubey 85, A firo broko out {n (e IIuntoon Iiouso estirday morning about 6 o'clock. It was first discovered by Mre, Tunitoon, who waa awakened by (he crackling of tho Oro and tho smoka which filted tho houso, and found that It proceeded from a closet nnder the second flight of tairs, Tho rlsrm wasgiven, sud Willle Hun- toun, the propricior's son, got out the oprinkling hioso, although in so0 doing his hair and oye- brows wetc scorched, and ho _was bruisad by fallng down' stalrs, Mo altached tlie hioso to o faucet In the kitchen, snd, with tho as. wistanco of hia brother Ronben and Will Farquharson, srith o Dabcock, stioceoded in putting out the firo_be- fure the Loso companies arrived, altnough thoy wero thero beforo tho bells stopped ringing. 'The cloast was Lurnoa out_cntirely, and damage dona amounting sltogetber fo about $160; insured, 11 not Firo-Marshal Humphroy and Ohiof of Police C: Doy boen fmmpllyun hand and provented the crowd from entering, tho Josa must have been much heavier, The fire s thotight to biave boen the work of an in: condiary, & girl 15 years old, named Augusta Pitzner, Who lina been working at the hotel for two woeks, In addition to the fire 10 tho closet, kerossno was pourod gratulation, tho floor by a G0-gallon fank of kerosene bt ol e 7% tubs, §7. No.'3 tube, £6 per dozens No. 1 churne, | publican Gouvention, whoover thay may be, The | tlony ond it was the opialon of the Curoner that bo | gave her, on e e 58, Nor 5 hrne, %, No. & churns, | Taisry arm will bo ko the old ¢ Tannera? and thelr | Would losolt. X Nistais of lisbiee of quealionatle yopute 1o the | PWL | lmstea, but fonunslely Bemsd | on ON TRIAL, SILVER WEDDING. $8'por dozon, Adjonraed to uicet again in sixty days | uniforma will not cost more than from $8'10 $10 cach. . Blelnocke, tho man who spcko Lo Meach ncraea s wittiout caualng much dsmage or exploding the il £ V8. HILL, & &6 Gifson Houso. NAfier {ho organiration we will ront a halt, and I | the fenco, and bis wifo Loulze, were thu next wilnoasis, | West Divislon weto pulled last night and thirty-five | After tho fire the girl packed up hor things and left, KIDDE V8. Specfal Dispateh to The Chieago Tribune. Lut thelr testiiony was of no consequence, 3, B. FARRELL, husband of Mrs, Farrell, the couslu of the deccased, then tuok the stand and attemptod to coutrovert the u:‘numony of Mrs, Hoach, DatLitslo of it wss rocord o Women arrests H, N, F. Lewia was held to the Crimlinat Court by Justice Mcech yesterday on a charge of perjury, Mike McDonald went on his bond, Fugene B, Otis was srrested last evening at the in. stance ot Jobn B, Walsh on a charge of larceny, and {s conlined in the Twolfth Preciuct Statlon with William Thompeon, who stoloan overcoal from J, I, Campbell yeaterdsy sfternoon, Tho raloon of Ald, Peter Mabr, opposite the City Mall, was entored by burglyra Wednesday night, Liit Deyond the lunch aud n few of Oito Bluhuy's “cliars, nothing was missed, Ancntrance was offocted by pry- ing open & rear window, Fdward Christian and Frod Wilson woro arreated enterday morning by Officors Bcott and Btoele, and * godqud 10 tho Central Station, charged with belug the ariles whio Tobbed Mre, Waliormeir's houso, No, 703 Late street, some time ago of $300 worth of allverware. Commissloner Hoyno lstened ton portion of the tostimony fn the Ronenbaum-Mitchell bankruptey caso yealerday. ‘Tha gentlomen {o the titlo role are suid to bave wecroted and conveyed certain_vroporly nfter thoy hnd bocn_adjidged bankrupt, Tho com- bined effect of a large and fit-melling erowd, i a smiall room poorly voutitated, was tho reward of ome whio hisd the patience to llsten to any of tho teatimony, After bravely enduring it for Ao hours the Uommis- sloner wiacly concludod to_adjourn for the day, and to closa tp the easo this morniug, Tho morning journala roport_the arrest at Topekn, Ran., Weduesday, of James 1t, Davls, aliaa William 1, Allen, of Sonths 'Dend., Ind., as the'instanico of the mep-publishing firm of Wurner & Loers, of this city, by whom e in chargod with obtalning monoy under fulse protensss, having falsoly reportad orders, and thus drawn cammissious, Thursday Br. W. 1L Bosrs placed tho cutprit In tha Macoupin County Jail. Davis waa otce s page 1o Congress undor tho patronage of Schuyler Colfax. Another necker after this advanturer 1n Andrew Audorson, an attoruey of Eouth Lend, who fuarantees to plucs him In tho Indiana Ponitontiary for embozzlement. Bome timo sgo Annis Tetorson reportod to Horgt, Fitzpatrick that slio had Locn robbed of pernonal prop- arty worth $00, aad roquested his old {n ita recovery, 1t wan made known to tho polico that Anute had been on terma of intimacy with Androw Thowpson, and 1t was belloved Lo was connocted with tho affar, ' Bearct was made for him, and Tueadsy night ho wea found at the ¥armers' Howe, near the corner of Btale and Twenty-ninth strects,” On the trial boforo Bummer- have not a doubt that the affair will ba a perfect suo- cess, 11hink Blajuo will be the nost President. e fa good man, ouoof the beat that can be put for- ward, Illinols has furpished Presidents for sixtoen years, and wo can't axpect it ogain, Dut we may elect Ogleaby to the Vico-Presidency, thereby jolning the oxtrome Esat and tho axtromo Weat, “Thia meoting ia not large, but ii s larger than that from “which wpraug the, Timners, am oranization ‘which from one wai 1in this city spread all cver the oountry, Thorafore I would auggest that we only or- ganizo temporarily to-uight, loaving the pormanent or- nization of tho first Centennial Club of the country for another meoting.” A motion pravailed for the sppointment of a Co: mittes on Permanent Organization, and the Chafr an- nounced that the members would be selected from all over the_city, atul tho namea published during the weok, ‘The micetingthereupon adjourned, subject to thecall of the Chairman, who stated that tho timo would be fized for next Thursdsy. ‘Among thoas prescut wera A, Salisbury, 8. E. Rock- wail, 1t. V. Kenuedy, W. L, Thompson, . W, Howard, A W. Moscley, 1. Hitts, W. W, Kennedy, 1. E, Story; Capt, Morrison, and Charles Clark, TIUE COLORED VOTERS. The colored voters of thin city Reld o meeting Inst ovenlng st No, & Third avenus, for tha purpose of so- lecting delegates ta a Colored Men'w Natloual Convene tion, to_bo hold at Nashville, Tenn, oo the Ist of Aprit. Witliam Daker was olocted_Presldent, Thomas O Grey, Vico-Tresident, and Paul Jones, Secrotary, ‘Tho Becretary road the call for ths Convention, which 1n ss followat Witknran, Tho uslisithy emndlion of tig publlo mina_ relativa fo the colorod people fu the South, 58 evidenced in the disparaging tons of the Northern premm and recent extraordinary uttorances of somo of Sur heretoforo staunch {riend#, and tho unfnished ‘minsion undertaken by tho nation 1o exalt our race to the standard of Anierican citizenship; the denisl of our rights in certain purtions of our conntry, through the means of a vitlated public sentiment ; tho indifTee- ence manifestod by the American poople to tho shocking outrages perpetrated upon usin the Sonth, such ns the recont maswucra ot Vickaburg dnring the peacoful celebration of the ninety-ninth anuiverssry of Amer- fean Independence, aud the consequent demoralization renulting therefroin, tsken In cauncetion with the ne- cessity of o higher dovelopment of our moral snd matartal political interests, render it, in our judgment, canential thut we micok fn ‘mational ‘convention: oatly next yeoar, to deviss wmesus for o more Fcrfi.'cl union, snch sa will consalidate our people, aud socuro thaf harmonious nction throughout the country, on all making an xcuso of sickncss, and wishing £0 go tohet howe in Wimetto by the 10 lock traln. Alr, Hun. toon thought sho was taking a rather largo bundio, and, procuring o offcer, bronght lier. and ber big: g0 back to the hotel, Ter bsggags being exsmined, [ 4an fonnd aho hiad 1n her poescation ovor $100wnrih of dolhmgbnlong\n tos WOmAan who was xeccntl{ working for Mr, luntoon, snd had left her trunl thero, the girl Laving broken It open, but dld not find 4 in money which waa in tho truck, 8ho was taken befors Justica Curry, and pleaded gunlty to tho charge of larceny, and confesced to burnlug the keroscno m the back roum, although alia claimed 1t was accldental, Sbo was brought to tho city, whoro she will be_tried, Iedng at the timo of the fire'out on bail of $300 for lar- ceny. Soveral gontlemen, membors of and on behalf of iho Cltizens' Awsociation, havo visited tho saurce of what Ia callod tho “ Bridgeport nulsance” which In- fects tho stmonphoro at cortain timea: and, aithough ihelr tnveatigation was not completo and will require anotlier vislt, which they will miako at an eatly date, they have sscertained botn the caure of aud the reme edy for » part of tho nuisance o toudly and juatly complained of, It proceads from tho rendering oetab. Tishments, snd can bo wholly proveuted, {t fa Lelloved, by the introduction of an appsratus simvlsr to that in use by Tobey & Dooth, Somo of the proprictars an- Tounce thelr {ntention of {ntroducing this system im- ‘medistely, and & meeting has been called of all intor- estod in {he busincss, at which there ia no doubt that {ho plan referred to, or ono oqually efiiclent, will bo adopted by all. Thern aro other sotircos of pestilenca 1o bo examined, one of the moat flagrant of which conld not bo reachiod yestcrdsy on mocount of high rater, but extating lawa and ordlnances will bo used Tor {his purposo of aboting tiess nuisances or punish- ing the offendors. THA COAL TRADE. A-Tamos reportez callod tipos Mal. Birkland yor- torday relaiive fo tho dispatch from New York an- nounclng the failure of the coal Arm of E. A, Packer & Co,, E. I Ely £ Co,, and Braman & iartwell, fn that - unz ‘will those failuren affect dealors horo 2" asked the roporter, # 14 ta not apprehended that thess failures can have sny unfavorable effect an elther the general trade or on individusl dealers bere,” replied tho Major. * The only way in which it could injure the buslnces hors ‘would be in case s mana of Lo material were thrown on_the Chicago market, breaking down pricea hero, bat this ia preciuded by tho fact that almost all the Eastern eoal comes here by lako, the ralirosds not be- ing avallabla 8o long e cosl Tomaine at tho present Fanko of prices, and nonecan coimo by lako now, oa iho M iw 1ce-bridgo lays an offectual cinbargo on ehipments for the prosent, aud will until the present iock s nsed up. As {o any Intluonceon individual dealers, there can b none, 68 nono of tho suspendod firos aro diroct shippers to hin point, sud if they wers thoy would be creditors of the merchauts hero, and not doblors,* TADYEMANN MEDICAL COLLEOE. The Commencement exercises of the Halnemann Modical Gollego s Hospital of Chicago wore held at the First Motliohat Oburch last ovening, in tho pres. enoe of » large asaemblage. TLo Preeident of the Col- Dr. A, E, Smsll, delivercd the opealug adilress, which was foliowed by the report of tho Dean, Dr. J, K. Aitchell. Tho firat witness yostorday {n tho notorlons Gnaip Havey, dlich,, Fob. 10,—Tho silver wedding Kibbe-1ill caso was Robert D. Russoll, tho City | of Mr. Chaxles E. Wyman, a prominent lumberman, Attornoy of Jacksonville, who teatifiod thab | Wes celebrated here to-night, Abont 500 of our citi- Howard Turnor was ln Jacksonvillo on tho day :‘“" Bt“::m’ l:“dw Cln:;r tlmll ond prosented s whon Rood testified ho gave him (Turner) tho | SoAant Kivor sorvice aluod, at & Speochies wery mado by the levs, Mickmott, Sutherland, and Cool doeds In controversy at tho Grand Pacific Hotol | lawyers 0'Eelley and Oross, and edltors Ittonell an Mr. Bwott was tlon called and occupied the {’h';hgg-mglflfl" Stickney and W. ¥, Storra replied for stand all day. I1e sald that In Boptombor last —_——— McCausland cams to him on bebalt of Jim WRESTLING. Reed, and said that Noed had promisoed that it Svectal Dimateh fo The Clacage Ty(bune, Lio (Swott) would give him onough monoy to | Drrnorr, Mich., Fob, 10.—Jacob Mariin, the athlely got out of tho country 80 Lo could not bo puu- | Of Ypsllant, hos finally Induced McLaughlln, tha ~ | wrostlor, ton teat of muscle. A forfeit of $750 s fshod for his porjurios, ho wonld mako & doposi- | FUCLEIPa for's1,000 o side, aud takes piace &t (6 tion to the offact that his tostimony on tho | Detroit Opors-flouse about March 23. criminal trinl was false, Mr, Bwott doclinoed tho e offer. MaCausland then told him that Reed had | Rookford, Rock Island & 8t, Louls R. R, forged tolograms purporting to be from hus wife, The shortest and quickest raute to Rock Island, IU,, {0 the effect that sho was sick, and he bad thus | sod Davenport, Is. Train lcaves Wells Btrect Depod fgokan out o going to Missouct wifl 0l Bwett then | 10:30 . m.; arrive Rock Tand 6 p, m. O, 43 made an arrangement to Boo o following day, but atiormards deelined o go. . The witnoas fusthor | SIArk street J. M. Caok, Agent. stated that he lieard that Mr, Disbes met Jim Reed In 3 T ve Detrort, ‘but did mot kuow of (o ineeting unli IS . RIAGES. £ it took yisce, nud mever suthorized “Blabeo | “STXRS_WARD—Tn London, Fog., Jan, 15, 181 to go thore, hor _did ho ever mnke 5 s oy, Jen, 15, a0y afrangement, will Tieed sbout bin. feaving tho | 3y T; Marsh and Abby X, Ward, Loth formerly canntry, Ttoad soon after {hin came back to. thin city, 2 and witnesa liad an futerview with liu at tho Palmgp | S Hotse ey }xlu nmllut. :rlmu xdmu mrm::lmllml}ml Y P DEATHS. oy wantod to leavo thio cotmiry, and was nfraid Lill wou : TR R P R T Y T ol 3 reqoisition for im 1o o to- Misonri unioss o | oF SANAG AN \Wedncaday, oih Iost., at 93 liickory. Fot out of tho woy, 1o wanted Buctt o ot money [ *'yriofot Flanegan, tged (i voar G cnough from Turnr to ennbla biin to fot away, and | preeos aretosited, g g fually benged from Buctt Limself onongh t0aa to Vir- | * yrprragsN—on the 10th inst., Goorg E., infant son i e el D P i orty ffm | of_ Kitty and Slichnel Hollman, of diphther) ‘'uracr to (oan hin soy money, but finally lenf im Funersl from thofr residen 66 Arnold-at Fri. $100 on his own account, and (old him {0 go {0 Bris. | Funeral from luolr residence, 64 Ammold-at., on Frl- sourl or any whors elso he wanted,—tlat Lo would uot | 48%, Fob. 11,at L a'eloek, by encriagea lo German Caths exerclso any control over bisactions, glloGemaiery. Fiends'of tho family sre invitad o Reod then left, but soon affer began sending for | the funoral. more money. Tho witnesa reforred {he communica- | JAROS—Rons, wite of Jake Jaros, Fob. 9. tons to Turner, and tho lattor maid hewould Lavo | _Funcral Friday, Fob, 11, at 10:30'a, m., from Room nothing o do with leed, and would not pend him any | 303 Grand Paclfc Iotel, money. Teod then vrote sgaln. Baying ho bad beci | 2~ Nashille, Tenn,, papers ploaso copy. arrestod in Missourl but had escapod, snd subeo- uently sent letters from varions places in the Sautl, TS CIAL NOTICES. Tichndlog Koy Weat s Galvestom, still beggiug (o e SPECIAL NOTICES. monog. Without n Scrateh. The fuiry then took tho caso, and after remalntng under fock and key ntil noar 7 o'clock, fonnd that Edward Campbell was killed In solf-defénso by John Tleach, and recommonded tho dischargo of both Hescl'and Carri Willaed, puii SR THE COUNTY BOARD, AMISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS, An ndjournod moeting of tio Gouuty oard was held yestorday, sll tno members being present excopt Messrs, Carroll and Burdick. A Speclal Committes on Rales and Regulations for tho botter govornment of tho County Insano Asylum ‘prescnted a seport, which was 1afd over for ono weck. Tha featuro of the report was n provision wheroby the authority of tte Medical Buperintendent was increanod 2dthe autborlly of tio Wardon proporttonaley do- crosn Tho Joint Committee on Public Bufldings and Hos pital roported, recommonding that tho salaties of the engineera st the now loapital bo fizeq at $1,3%0 por an- num, Tho feport was tizned by Messrs ' Lonergan, Sehmidt, Conly, Guenthar, and Jsusea, Mr. Cleary submitted & minority report, recom- ‘mending that tho salaries be fized at $1,403, signed by Mesars. Oleary, Maulloy, snd Jolin ABLINGTON DEIONTS. Tho Homo Literaryat this plac proscntsd & very rleasing aud entertalning programmo Tucaday oven- fug; and, altbough the weather was threatening, the hall was crowded. Tho Dosplaines Band favored tho audience with somo of thalr fine selections, for which a liarty volo of thanks wax given at the concluaion. Aftor an overturo, nccording to {ho programmo, tho ‘ubect for dobate, ‘* Jicaoteedl, That every young man shiould learn o trade,” wos clavoely diacissed. J. W. Oimutead and Itobert Higgins were on tho afirmative ; Aloxandor Allen ond Alvert Wheelor on- the kegative, 1t was docided in favor of the negative. 'After some munic, An cassy, ofo., the Becrotary, Miss Harah Nightengale read tho imme for the next meeing. In conclusion tlie band played a march, to which ‘tho andlenco filod out for thoir respective Homos through drenching rain, apparoutly well satis- fled with the evening's cntertalnment. "Tha Tlev, Mr, Hathicrnow, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, 4 working bard amoug bis flok, who considor him a worthy pastor. - M Join Yeler, an old and respectod rehident, diod week, 1t s aunounced that tio Desplainca Dand will give a reception ot that subarb on Washiugton's Birthday, ‘They oxtended a cordial fnvitstion to the Arlington Home Literary. Mr, Irving It Digsby was among the arrivals Tucs. 5. Mr. B. Bigsby roports the sale of four lots last week. y 3tr. Dan Helm, of Chicago, sttended the fanersl of Mr, Peters. Mr, vames Dunton (s Ailling his foe howse from his artificial Iske, Othor cllizens are drawing ico from tho Desplatnes Itives, An cxaminztion of the two reports showed thiat Mr, Johzaon hud aigned both, which causcd him to npolos gizo and oraso hia name from tho mafarity roport, Br, McCaffrvy was in favor of adopting the minori- ty report, but, on_motlon of Mr. Conly, tha whola Auestion'was Feforred back to tho Commiltoe, TILE NECORDER'S OFFICE. ‘The Committes on Public Records reported recom- mouding tho allowanoco of ihe pay-roll for January of 1hose connected with the sbetract department of the Tocorder'n office, uounting to ovor $1,400, Some dincoaslon followed the report, in which It leaked out that saveral }varflu employed st the offica hiad been left off the roil for somo reason or anothier, Thio report. was fnally rocommitted, Mr. flolden offered & rosolution asking the Board of Fducition to roport thu numbr of sludents in the Nornal School for 1874, expecially those Hving out of tho county wha had pa'd for thelr tuition, Adoptod. (4B FOI. THE ODUNTY NUILDING. 1n regan (o the suspiclous tolegrams afgned by Mr, Dogrros wero then conferred upon tho Mr. Schmidt_ealled up the rosolution tabled sovers] v .1y You can elosn and polish gold, llver, glass,.and all fina 1 e AT 15,3 At A 3 p led sovers] | fleld yoaterday mornlng, the proscntrix tostifled that OAK TARK. Swott, which were printod some Himo ago fu Tie TRIlk- RIS f uatlog clase, oo followa: Tiola: A D | Sreciation of our mumbers kad fufinonce fn'the Ro- | 48y8 sko proridiug for gelting in & gan mochiae to | tue prisoner had atolen a waich frum hot, which be [ Tho feap-year party which was postponod witl occur | UNE," Mr. Bwelt “eaid thet iboy Lad = been iy mfi{fiyfiifigg%m:"flfif enderit I ’h bart, . B, Hulolt, Raesolan n" John. | Public; therefore, bo it supply the County Building with gas. bad pledged for s loan with o pawnbroker ot 1ho | 4o oone oy Pemperanco Hall, The ladles hovo spared | 86t i suswer to eome of tho numet- | torfaldiscorarad Jorn timos, It 18 paroljke Infusoria, etiry Motari, 5 ;) i = | *" Reaoteed, That e luvite the adlored peoplo of tho | . BIT: MeCafirey wanted the same machine pat in the | North Sido. Bhie furnishied the money to redeemn tho B e y P fun communications from Rood, ITo dented thot | fonnd 1u Nevada tino. ontirely {reo from Rrit or chemis B0 g Yool B B TAWFTS iyt | soveral Siatow and Teritoicn, an ttho Distrdct of | building that was now used at tho Iusane Asylum, and | wateh, and o stolo it again logethoce with anothor | Do pains in compleling thelr arrangoments, and thelr d calnation, 1 you would bhavo your table-ware look new, to that end moved thiat the matter bo referred to the ha had entered fnto any conapiracy with Mr, Disbos yor Comumittee on Jall and Jatl Accounts. 3Mr, Holden moved that the Commiitea bo anthor 1z2d to advertise fur proposals for putting in & gas mo- chino, aud the motion woa lost, "The motton to rofer was then put, and provailed, Adjourned (11l Monday, - ——— THE COUNTY BUILDING, ‘Tue Bheriff took fifteen prisoners to Jollet yestor- dsy, Douglas and Colo were not amony the numbor, awing to the Indulgenco of tho Canrt, Columbis, to rend roprescntatives to the National Cou- vention kereby called to meet nt Nasuville, Tena., on the firat Wedneaday of Anril, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon, upon the following Lusis of ropreventation: Thres delegatos from oach State, and une additionsl delegats for every 5,000 colored papuiation, nud fractional parts thereof, and one from each ‘Turritory, sxcopting the District of Columnbis, which whull he cutitled to four representatives, Thia pro rata delegation will give a convention of 331 delegates. By she Executive Commiittes baviny 1he matter {n charge, Mr, John Joucs was appolnl to look after the Btate of Ilinois, After much talk, Bleasrw, Haneock, Grant, apd Bradley were appointed a Commiftes to confor with rty bids fair to be Lo most onjoyable of the kind 18 peason, sratcl, o ring, pin, snd somo elotiing. Subscquently 1o gof §80 from Lior, which exhausted her pationco andcaused his arrest, ‘Yhompeon clajmed that tho woman had deposited iho articles with hiw, and that hohad no intoution of defrauting ber, When this caso was concluded ho wan placed on trial for obtatu ing money under false pretensos, iy schemo was to dvpouit 2 nominal sum In ono of the savinge bauke, ond baving seciired bank book, enter such sims to hin credit 8s tho epirit ‘moved him, and ou iho atreugth of this spparent prosperity borrow money of hin frionds, Among his offecta thero wero foand deposlt-baoks on_ four pav- inge-bonka tn thin city, with amaunts ranging from $1,660 1o $2,000 10 Lis credit In each, At tho conclu- or any ane oisa in poltion to ieed, or that te. Bisto | 228 P, Tbyotia-tantitore dresulits, Jow even know that ho bad loaned mooy . Tiwas | %, BT, ” Rleo clafmod that that monoy waa oaly losued to Tiead | _ARoMte OLLL T, B et dihtengo. ou his own privato account, and not aa atlorney for —ln i :l;lumnr. ‘Hnmn wm:n 3: Mlagmphl‘dl L\l!x;nlfillm Wers BOSS KINDLER' e e e omn | cienensn OO0 IEANDLERL et pent by him- to Road, bt bo pronouncod thom for- THEH IMPROVED orios, ~ Witness also teatificd that hig prufossionnl ro- tlon with Turncr coaned In August, after the crim- | §§ ’ inal trial, and he had never been intending to be his sttornoy on tho prescat trisl L Mr, Swett’s teatiinony was closed lalo yesterday af- | Prico Ono Cent, averywhe: General Do 85 Lake. tirnc S It g Hionalls 1BYLANG Mtaetve e | A i et nt T e Genaral Depsty Causland, will tako fho atand this morning. —_— ‘Twellth Night in Romes Twelfth Night in Romo (says a lottor from that city to the London Times) ts one of thoso popular festivals which stiil bold thelr gronod, unchanged and undiminlshed in frolio and ab- surdity, inaepite of the oblitorating offecta of modorn improvement upon 80 many old usages. It is tho night when tho Bofaoa—~n mysterious witch-liko woman, 80 old nobody cau toll her ®on, an; B, H. Cni mings, K. L. Godfroy, Amos Ianlon, Vizgil Lnyes, Ma- ristta . Livingston, Jay O, bpinning, snd J. ¥, Van Dasen. _ Wisconsin: H. A. irooks, E.'A. Gatcliell, and 3L, Byler, 7, 0. C; asc Fellown, F. W, Flows Bimpson, Miniesota: 0, W. Higgine, New York: Andrew Van Eatten, Ene glénd: Hanson Wilson, Dr. A, G, Boobo dellvered tho valedictory nddrcas on tho part of the Faculty, aud Dr, H. A, Hobart the class valodictory, Tho'exerciues closed with a suppor a4 the Palmor Liouse, and ex, G, I, Hawos, and W, N e R e S U Dropec T of rolecing del. | s rcent sy safun bavo had s ofot 1o wsah | o of S tetimosy, b wa held 1 4600 bl e | yosra—caman 1o roward good children. Ae tho HISCECEAREBUE Wfifi%%:figni 5 ‘The sociablea of Unity Church long ngo acquired a | U35 ‘i sl onb-ofthe. nal Court. S hour for her abnual roturn approaches, stock- " M. A. b} 3 . SaTorREi. POUISHOR Ataoea Vb R ’lm'l:.y_ Mr, L. . Whito offered a reeolution asking for tho | fa . It would take s small tlood, however, to NO REDRERE, BANKRUPTCY MATTERS. appointinent of & comtuittos Lo investigate assertions made by ono Loter Mouk, o rocout fumate of tha County Insune Asylum, to the effect that saveral ings are bung u[: and other proparations are mado to receivo ber gifts, Anticipation keepa many young eyes wido awake long after the cus- goers, by reason of thie varicty of entertalument char- scterizing them and _ the excelient tasto and nkill with which tho Isdie catry out the programmea, Of late, & put it in a presentsble conditlon, In tho County Court yosterday the principal buaj- # When the corn 1a waving Aunle dear, (her other name [s Brown), Obi § then Il joy you what T owe, oh ! then will I come down.” Tlis brave Johu Mor- AUGTIONEKRS, 3 N-8T, Ellas B, Rhea, formeorly a grain-morchont, ro- - 18 FASY MADISOR AT elding at Pooria, filed o voluntary petition in fiTfEBS & €03 REGOLAR SATURDAY SALE, Jorey intmates of that institution wera belng male | ncss was tho trisl of lusana cascs, Touls Ludwig, | gan to the gentlo Anuiv, an they vat together in Anujos | tOmary timoof closiug, and whon slecp doed | hankruptcy Wodnosday. 1fis debis, sll unuo~ HOUSEHOLD GOODS, NEW FURNITURE, eerics of dramatio Feprescntationn have bevn intfo- | frored. 4 < f % como it I8 profound enough to pormit of the ND_ G RO 2 Sileed with gront avcoess, . Onu of thess was given lat | treateds Borths Koarr, and Ilenry Wickenkamp wore adfudged | Vino-covered cotlage, which uestive down on Bilor 4 B! L4 % cured, amount to €1,314, ond hig nseots to AND GENERAL NERCHANDISE, ovening jn tho church parlors, or, more strictly Apeaks fi:‘,‘},{‘;}lgf,‘d‘,”;}:fi,‘gfim“m";fir‘,‘gn;":;:g:‘: fnsane, and ord erud (6 ba sont t0 the County Asylum | A¥enue. Bul Anufo was o strungemood. IFor her | Dofans ontoring the bod-rooms and dopositiog v BATURDAY MOBNING, ‘FEU, 19, 8t 0:30 o'dock, ab 4ng, In the basewment, The rear purtlon of tho capa- clous apartment was partitioned off fur the oceanton, snd aneat littlo stago waa_ fitted up, having footlights, wnd all the othier noadful cecemorice, ‘Tho audlenco assembled carly, aud before 8 o'clock, whicn tho curtsl was Tung up, the room was filled with old and young, mmufllh{fl many who were not membera of the Ohurch, LIghts were prompily turnod down, according to (o approved thcatrical fashion, and the curtalin was removed, dsclming a very neilstically-arranged _room, which was supjoswl to be +n apariment in & palace. ‘Tho play was one not sltogoher new o theso parts, entitlod * Court Cards including efght characters, The affections John had promisel every wactifico, and when sho azked him for 32, Lo scemed” a8 4 ha would tewporizo; aud Anule Inokod out upon the wcurrylng clouds, out upon the swifs falliug raiss, sud her lips sut tightly toyether. Iuto her strauge’lifo snspicion hiad crept, and sbe trusted not the promuscs uof John Morgan, and fearod to wall until tho yellow cora #hould wave ita gilded tossols tn the southern wind, Aud Annle was obxlurate, DravoJohn Morgan drew ont s $3 bill, and Anuio, tripping lightly, sent ont the ‘mistress of the catlage for ciange, and weut back to Dbrave Jobu Morgan, But sho whom the gontle Anuls scknowledgod as hor reward unsocn. In the mean time, fathors, grandfathors, brothors, bacholor unclos, old frionds of *the family,” all—this comprohon- eiva little word is not an oxaggerativu—the mals ortion of mankind, sally fourth, cach to roturn n tho guiso of o Dofans loadod with prosents, and whilo collocting them play themaclves the part of childron, Imagine the groat Pinzza Nave ona, an area of no less than 11,000 gquare motres, filled, for the most part,with mou, from the con- tardinn to the 'rince, old and young, withoat dis- tinction, dovoling thomselves with an almost of vuversl would-bo colored pollticians, ——— COLLEGE MEETINGS: WILLIAMH COLLEAY, The banquet of the Williame College Alumnl Aswo- clation of the Northwest, which took place at the Grand Pacific Hotol last ovening, was in every resvoct » succoss and a vory enjoyable afiafr. Tho number preseat and the cordial feolings of old-time tlos rou- dered tho gathering one of mors than usual futerest. 9559.28. Tho assets conslst, howover, of notoa thelr Balesrooms, 108 Modison-at. which are all considered wortuloss, The pati- 7 tin wanrotere tohagoae Joson. | ) BARRELS GROOND COFFEE, stock commiseion morchant of this city, unitod PRIME FRESH GOODS, fu tlliog a petition in boukruptcy ogaiont uim | Fold by arder Frelaht Agent, Saturday, Fob. 12, at 10 yosterdsy. Baspousion of paymont of commer- WAL A. BUTTRUS & CO., 0 clal paper i the ouly act of bankruptoy charged. | "Ry GLISON, POMNIE N Tho following is tho list of potitioning creditors B y.LMSON v flLROY 00, and tho smounts olaimed by thom respectively : Friday Morning, Feb, 11, at 9:30 o'clock, Tho County Clerk will 244 » number of employon to nis force Munday, provided the men can ba found, Thero ought to be no_ diflicully {n gotting the wanted tielp, enpocially st this season, the wages being $4 per duy, Gen, Tieb will listen to straggling spplicants to- day and to-morrow, Bovd, the counterfeiter, rasumed his oM quarters in the full yeaterday, baving roturned from his trip to Springtield, whoro 1ie spent soveral daysas a witnoes in thie Driggs caso. During the day he was waited upon by his wifo and mother-n-law, and the trio had by iue terview of several bours, 1 ‘trouble. ‘Tho bill wes pro Tho members assomblod at 7 o'clock, tho sppolnted | Tho rand Jury was busy agsin sesterday in tho | Lo o i she it pros || Lnction, davoking omselyes e % | W.T. Murray & Do, $11,860; First Natlonal Bauk of OUR REGULAT WEEKLY Dowager, Ducless | of, ctenfele (e, Ml | iour, Hofors Laking thelr ylaces st tho banguet ablo, | valu attempt {0 ¢inply the Jal.” Bomo furier wite B o oaaae, oty ot mnfo Anste o | I Hrtioetsand :l:&uc{o’?fimfi’b‘?.“ggfl,m?., Yooria, $,715, A rulo to sbaw cause ¥eb, 19 wus | AT OTTLTOIN S.A T com| ny) W Fron "ton tabbetbery (Mra Jobu | the minutcs of the mecting of 1816 weroread by the [ Lewses wero heard in tho Hootey murder case, but no | Annio wept snd moaned. Paor Anufal Qrphaned by ' conclution was reachied. Eighicen trio bils wero found, sll of a petty charactor. The relation of the prescit ury and the Ceiminal Court s ono that oc curs not more than once in a century,—iLo two bodics bolng presided over by bruthers, Goorge Quigy, who bas beeu in fall neveral months, convicted of carrying nwoy & Laltar ta which s Liorse wan sttached, wad youtardiy mado glad by recelving o rottles, beating little drums and tamborines, making the most_sbenrd nolses, and generally bohaving—those Roman mon who have rightly tha credit of being seriona—In tho wildest man- ner, giving themselvos up heart and soul to the most childish folly, and reapiug s fuluocss of gratification from 1t which no ocostly pleasures could give them, and that so thoroughly that tho ™ Wilkiusaw), to wiom sho disclosos Lier fnteution to marey Prince Maz of Alenfels (Mr, Root) to her ward, tho Princess dinctia (Mra. Didley Wilkinaon). Tut sudsequent duvclopments show that Maz i tnlovo wills the ‘Dowsger's Lady of Monor, Ilermina von Waldeck (Mrr. A. B, Mason), and por_coutra ber wart 18 enamored of a gallant fdoutenant In tho Guards, Comrwl von fosenthal (Mr, Harvey), The plot turns Heerutary, Mr, William ‘Talcott, clasn of '65, At the ta- Ll Llossliig was asked by thu Rev, W, A, Lloyd, clasa 58, aud wupper was partaken of, Tho mieui, pro- At Ly the hotel oxpressly for tho occaslon, embraced a1l thitgs that taste or appetito coutd wish, ‘The repast wis luld Ju the room adfoining the Ladios’ ordiuary, 1n the ball was atatfuned tho Great West- orn Light Guard Dand, that furnisned excollcut # winter shipwreck, it was crowdiug tho mourers to tnstill errouconu clirrency into her young ifo, Then from out tho clouda aud gloum & siar’ arose, n star witha bluo backgraund, and Annle and Johin followed the star, uven unto tho cradlo of justicy, Then did Annle relato hor woes and troubles ta Comne missloner 1oyno and Assislant District-Attorney Burke, But John sald tho bill waa fully a4 goou sa issued, X o X1, Togeca Waw,sdiudicatet beakeupt b dee An Imnenso Display, Now snd Bocond-haud fault, aud 3 warrant was eatered for tho examination of i bankrupt bofore tho Register Fob, 11, 1874, | Jiobert Douglas o manager of o Futham cloth- g stare, a voluutiry petition Wodnexday, all the Tho unsccared debis amonnt tn $16,69,81, 1ls axxni x‘}.’f;}‘fi,s'é';?.m o o Iatost "{mhuc,‘:,‘,'fi:"wsjh cousiat of $4,408,85 in open accounts 3 noles and Juil s Tocits, $11554 ;430 8 GRHALE htorowt 108 PALELE | Bocobiry, dlsen Apn” Lated Wars, ot Geased o tof tlig lovers, sud thcl Hiuslc. Uipersadcns from tho Suprema Gourte 1ia betongeta | Annio, aud the Commissoncr wusaazzlod. ‘Thon hay-fork at Doiht, N, ., worlh $100, Tho caso was ro- | Marchmgdine, &c,, &o, L . W, Swith, clam of 1850, mude W ¢o | withoul i) mviction, Wi 00 3 jubn refused, L1 N, P 2] ) e L aioaly well siatalnod. | Marke, Tho correawindehts from thoss Nuubio to | Jollel s ey cetuniar, bt "pacred oeone 0 | Eommisaioner 1oyne said o conid do notlity dn the | 0awily drawn into tho whirl of excitomont, bo- | Willism J, Sebiok, At fhio conelusion of the pleco, afters brict inter- missjun, the farce * Box aud Cux " was reudored, the wrts lm'lnfi taken by Mias lfarmon, 3ir, D, ¥, Wiikin- vou, and Mr, ¥rod Greeloy, ottend was read, Thero wero letters feom Dr. Chisd- baurm, prescnt Preeident of Willinms Collegs from Dr. Mark Hopkine, ox-Frosident; from the llou, Htephen J. Ficll, of the United States Bupremn Court ] from tho Hon. Erastus W, Bates, late Bisle Treasurer of Ilmots; aud from othee prominent and distinguink. cd men, all of whow regrutied that they were unabloe 10 bo present. A yoem ontitled ¢ Coll'ge 14fe* wan thon rowl by thio muthor, Justico Hamus, of Chlvago, Tus pleco was warmly recuivod and apprecla-d. Next in order were tha tousia, They were tn the following order mnd substasce, #Qld Williams—Our Alma Mater; sustod at hee foct o acquired knouladio. In Uieeo aier yeart wa fonly cheriuls hor; may gach of usiguin laurels wherowith to crawn Lier brow,” By Goa, 11, N, Eldridge, of tho Class of 1650, “ The Press—tio great Jeader, educator, and cu- Iightouce of the ruca; (ko sona of Williams have do el to bring it (o 1y prosent promiuent positio way thoy ever be st fu ‘its dvancement.” By the Hou, Wiliism Hross, Clans of (K33, o Momoriuw,™ ‘(o _Hon, Jesse O, Norlon, of z 81 and 56 Nandotph.at. COUNTERPEITER BENTENOED, = — L x?‘fl-"”'n 5.«.-.“ 'nm"flm“?r Au:lhll :mL coun By PRANK PORTER & CO., orfelting, and who pi guilty Jan, 12, was by up Al Jenterds }n;l:n;mnm.w He p:"odluma o Auctioneers, 1 Eaft 3adlachate atrong wilhesses in ayor o character, I A i view of ali s Slscinmtoncen, Saggs Diodgott | O O AL Mk o Houm, sentenced him to one yesr in the Penitentiary and to On Mondsy, Fub, 14, at 0:30 &, tn,, will be sold the pay a flue of §1. entiro, contents of said house, conslating of Parlor, ITEE, Ghamber, Dining-room aud Kitchen Furniture, Crock= Judgo Drumniond ws occuriod all day yoalorday fn | ery, Glass sud Viated Ware, Ycating Bluved, large tho Wiewall bankruptey caso, on appeai from tho Dis | tange, Mirrors, Ticde, Dedding, Lirussels and Tapostry trict Court. 1ograin Carpets, Matilng, &o., &¢. ,AIl the goods are Touday i tholast day of service for. tho Februsry | of th Bt quality and 16 feet-rat orior. term of o Otrcult Coi Depoaits will be required from every ‘;mmhlléh TUE CALL. I1tAM BRUSH, Auctioneer, onieess: Jupar Horeme—IKibbe va. 1l i 2 DGR GRrAY—160, 157, and 164 o 181 inclunive, BY G. P’ GORE & CO,, 68 and 70 Wabash-av, Junax Jaxzson—ii, 37, 28, BY, 34, 83, 47, 41 to 14, 40 Y obor: Moome—11, 16, 18, oy T uboE , 18, wTN f < Jupak Roakne—391 o 591 dncluslve, n Baturday, Feb, 13, at 0:30 o'clock, im0y ooru—ste 653 wctuaes exoop s 45, | 10 g141pS W, . CROGRERY, IN OPEN LOTS: vion of time roveral dayw age, pendiog the hearing of his caso in the upper court. Ho will now hava another triat, and in tho meantime hopes to secure his lverty on bLiil, which Liss been Axod at$1,200, THP GOUNTY FINAdCES, tant-Treasmier Leye and Commissioner flole deu, Chairmun of the Fnsnco Committce of tho Couty loard, had au.extonded futarview yesterday, 1 which {ho’ condition of the county finances was freely discussed, I8 appears that the snxioty of the Hoard to accommadato county contractors, which hua fnduced that body to hold semi-weckly meotivgy ot which Littlo elso 14 dono than the auditing of Li keeps tho gencral fund depleted, sud s of lata co pelied tho ‘Treasuror o tell many preventing billa that thoro was no money 0 mecot thum, To pro- vido for this condition of affatry wos tho objoct of the " futerview, and ihe remody suggentedd by Mr, Doyn wos that heroaftar tho Board wudit Lille, wvofold, ouce month, lostead of twics 8 week, of ¢leo negotiate mora loans, As a temporary and untuediaty rullef, 1t was agreed that the Treasuror should at ooy notify the _diiferent Collectors of the matter, aud Mr, Durke confessed to similar parulysis, aud o Joln wont out into the rain, and under tho wcurrying clouds. And Anuie? Poor Aunle. Bhe went out under tho dripplog beavuns and back o the ‘vine-clad cottage ot Bilor avenuc, aud her hoart was soruund ber eyeated. M'GABRY'S LAMBS, iIhe ruinuante of to difunct Pulo's parly 1o tLla city st valuly imagine thewmselvea In poesc.alon of all the facullivs uf youth, and chirlsten the opeutng a each of thelr cumupadgns with ono of thuir claracter- futlo Jamborecs. lrregular sw cluctious have been it Lis ‘city, owing to traudulently adopted charters cach auccveding campatyn bringy around disgraceful row, Xast night the sceno was at Mc(arry's, oo Maals son strout, ‘Thera wero jrescnt & young Byooklyn jour- ualist, who carrics Boecher's character in Ll pockot, Counselor 0'Drion, snd Andy Corrigan, formerly & Sauth Town taz-ater, butat proont u Deputy Bherifl, There wore othens bosides these, but they were preecut moro oub of acculeut thon suye ihivg olw, oaud It sutices 10 say (hat they all Lelong ta the political " rablle, ‘The Brooklyn chap praised Woolliul coming even maddor than the reat, Uninflammabiity. To rendor light-weariog fabrica uninflamma- ble, it hag boon propoeod that tho materials should b sized with starch containlug ammonia suiphate, & mixture of phosporio and boracie acld, or in somo casos of tungstato of soda. A German chemist, howsvor, iu a recent report on tho * drossingn " of the various fabrica sont to the late Vicnnn Exposition, obsorves that a con- stderable amount of ignoranca appears to pre- vail among manufeoturers in the selection of tho substances umplo{cd. In very mony lastancos, Lie 8ays, the drossiog s not 8o harmless to the color of tho matorial as It [8 assumed to bo; nolthior dooa tie lattor galn In roality the requi- pite degroo of uniuflammability. Iis experi- wmenta bave Jod him to recommend ammonis, THK CHAMPION WATEN-DRINKED, There is & mau in Chicago who huils from Spring- flold, snd who Laa s falented stomach, He caue up nora'quietly and unostentatiously the oiher day, nover intimating oven to tiosa with wiom bo was best ac- wuaiuted that he wzs anything out of the ondiuary run of men, Itsccme o bo always tho way with real sto modeaty which of notoricty, His entered a game pleroom and inspocted s sample. ono could plainly so6 that Lio was o common amateur; yet, for sl tuat, peobls somehiow failed to suspect io boiind - Jeas capabllities of the man, inherent no less than fose tored. Tho cocktall, a0 luscious to ordinsry bibbers, was tohim & thiog of indifference; aud i oven gared s tragailly “upou ine diniluusitive whlsky- straight. If thoy Lad only thouglt of it, what aco- nundrum he would kiave been! Liut tuey didn’t thiuk, Tast evaning O'lars wandered catslowly Into nsme waa O'Hara, As By sovmbtan,_vo | ks shomt Senlly | Sagir o, el M 2 i, o | bmen, TS i A e e T i T e o, s bt v | Household Purniture, R e R e e 12 Bt *ean bt | CLtttan nd friciu; o' deod, ho ia not. forgotten.” THE CITY-HALL. Taaiy aliscrell Gorrigan, Aficr somo ouliei yasioye : Thanks, Hursuon Gouus—Conrmssiony- W A Monigom- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, wbout driaking, ho muggoeled that ho Bimucll wis Ly Gen, 1L W, Bmitts, Olasw of I J ing, aud although be bammered ot Lim somo helf doz- | 70 (he Fiilor o7 Ths Chleago Tvibuse: ) Ohiaries O, Chapman, §119.99, woldetal, | parior and Chamber Beta, Book Cases, Cylinder Pare pomuiing of o Imtibar 4 botwss avekiviodo i | o1, 20 et sl (he e L MRS OSSR | i oticaamt ¥1e0 Depurtmcots wil b atd Tuoe: | vttt i o iy Bk st o Gonuaciot | tsere s orioh thante fo Goth D Tapiome | g Empaant oy TaTe o Wl A, Botawios | i Tt iarbl wad WoodsTun. Tabs, by aud stnecro und hearifelt thanku to Capt, D, Bullwinkle sud Lis men for thelr timely sasiatance fu thielate fAre atiny manufactory, 64 and 54 North Wells street, and moro expocially for thelr ald Tuesday night in the severa storm, saving my goods from complete destruce ton, E. A, Jacons, —_— Burdett Organs. Lyon & Healy's, Btatoand Mource strects, i tho of wan, nelther_counnunities nor Blatcs could oxdt, Life, lirty, and the pursuit of Bappluces depend lil;:q’n thew,” By tho lon, U, A, Bauders, Clasaof o0 1ot drink 4 galions of water iuside of balf an hour. Joa Mackin Deld the stakes, which wero 315 It f2 neodleas {o say that (he wuter diss, d down the throat of O'Har §n short order, sud ¥rby lost bis §75. Later fn the ovening, other swwdmw in, wnother bot of $50 was made by T Brows agulasl en. Cuvembars {hat O'ars S0t nob drink 3 galions of water in two minutes, The Zamt wasioeomplishad fn gigbyty.fous socoodssad wis loment a gallon or two more s faw minule Afterwards, Tlio entire sount drank i two honrs day about $45,000. Water rents yesterday wero §1,017, sud roceipts from tie City Collvelor, §23,471, - Tho Committes on Judiciary {s called for Baturdsy at3 ., In tho City Clerk's office, Thie Boand of Publlo Works yesterday fasued an atl- mate of $1,814 ta the American Dridge Compa Yotk on ibo Harrion sireol Uridge, © il Wi, | iall Tyecs, Marble and Wool.Top Tables, Easy an P auguatus Tisck va. Tonn N dle, MILYT = Ginop Ohalrs Eoteaion and Dieskfust Fiblen ats o e Lorin O, Pratt, £5,614, 4.l oty paander | trosses, Bprigs, Waluut Chiniry nod Lockers, Show 1oy Honey B, Mourow, £115.67.~Union’ National Gasa, Otico Dudks, Carpets, 100 Wood Ohairs,' 11 01 EBank va. Missourl & lwn“luuwny Conatructiou Com~ I’“flm: g8, -;‘_M for vfim;x it mia pomcern, '8 ay ex- by, $16,634.T8,—F', Bluller ct al, vyu, Peter Metzger, | 2 rges. l?x"}ofi-‘l‘fum'f"n%fi of sl Ve Bilehaal Evand Piward " Wlschar, 1350 —Gams va. Twenly:altn | Auotionecrs, 774 & 210 E. Madison-st., near tho bridge Bircet Lsptist Ohiirch, §00,—1, N, 1armon ek al. v, S — $213,—Union National Bank vs, Frederick TO-MORROW, SATUIDAY, AT 10 A, M, 10 graas, aud tho seconds rushed (n, carrsd off,—uot e wintier, bt tho loser of tho baitlo,—and, after do- positing biin 1n o Lack, eaw b safely hom. Corrle an was cock of tho walk, atd wes takeu in keeping by iko Evans, Clark Lipo, and othier mutual friends. “Thio first gun of tho noxt campalgn {s fired, Licforo 1o eud of 1t some of thess belligerent politiclaus wit) wish thoy had boen fired off ut the uzzia of it st ANNOUNCEMENTS. ¢ election of ofticers for the combng year placed Gen, It W, Bwith, Class of ‘60, in the President's chairy” Vieo-dreldent, Voluey G, Yuruer; Secretary and Treasurer, Willlam Talcott, class of '63; Executive Oumumhvcg. G, lwid, of 67, Dr, J, B. Mitchell, of Albert M, D‘n of 'c4, J. 8, Knowlson, of 68, snd J. B, Nitchlo, of %u, coeral distributing hesdquariers for thess superb 605,854, —J, M. Hanchots ¢t al va, The o ‘ DARTMOTTI: Miko Kvans tonk 1u about §15,000 yeeterday. OF tbis o * Qoenchat, ity tioft, Totbin Lo fee prana e ySitadl, Bpringaeld b Many graduates of Dartnunth Collego asarmbled gy | 20 $1735 was from tho Comuercial National Bauk, | his ovening o farowell beuofs coucert will bo gly- | Shurch ud paslor lustrumenta, Fricos, $100 to $300. e Barmcienmn ot . Jok s oo ST LAE U ST A0 o Grand Facifle Hotel Lint eyeuing £of (b pattgre of | Colector Lvaus was touch pleasod with tho manver 1u | ci'to Mr, W, H, Btanloy, the well-known tenoe of | su0s and orgous for reat, M 181,55, —F, ‘D S Hauter, F113.88.—Urana Drothicrs Manufactusing Gotse RICIAND ELEGANDNEW R, o Jainca Vareatt, 303.8—Samo ve, Atnerica House and Office Furniture, [t (s limunn;g.:fi‘:;"y! ?fl;})fi Handsomo Parior, Chamber, Libtary, and Dining- A brutadich e oney Lorkagti Bt A | 5o et large staortaent Gonorlliousetold Goods forming & pormancut Aluni Assoclatl s d the Northwist, e sk T L o report of 'a committes sjpoluted at & limipary mectiug fo diaw up s constitue ton Tand by-laws was Tecelved, and el e LOCAL POLITICS. TUE PIFTU WALD, The Filth Ward Republican Ciub Leld a meeting last oventng at tbs corner of Thirty-tkird street and g il i S Mary Heod a Little Dress, All rufiled, tucked, and bralded; # Dowestio fashions * gave it shape, wbich [t waw pald, Mo wia i tho bunk on busine otbur (ban collocting when tho Frosident of the fusti- tuticn called him sud unasked brought forth the inonoy. No levics wero mado yeaterday. Intho nelghborhood of 463 South Olark streel are “Trinity Eplscopal Oburch, at Standsed Lall, ‘The Ropublicans of the Fonrteenth Ward aro tuvited {0 meot at Benz's Hall, o1 West Laku stroot noar liobey, this evening t 7:30 o'clock for th ¥ ‘Booth va, Gustav A, 1 X oas, Husk, Excelaior, Woal, sud Grass Boath Park aveaus, Msj, Tiobert Wouds fu the chaly, | 149 o orgsnization - accop Tha ' “election | thres woedta FOUKCHo® a8 Yory dilapldstad cORGIOn, | gantstog the Monstoratt Ward Hesiris el cmons ho iy *Domatia) ) qudelly S bban. SnaonesJokin S iavese va, A, 0. Prout | - MATTRESSES. 04 4. X, Burns Becr + | of omcers reaultod a4 follows s Preaident, Geu. 4, D. | and two of them aro uninhabited, The bulldings are | & publican Club uader —_— and James E. 8trawn; docros, §1,600, 5 Obattel i ‘ et Wetaicr: Firet Vice Prealdeat, e Lon. "Jolin Weat: | owned by ONpt. Jenks, who yostarday appiled for a | U 8usploos of the Repallican Ceatral Otub. - Lundborg’s Perfumes GLB0UTE Gouxx—Gonreamionse tialogive HoNel) ot | aron, Carpotias: Dol i Crmesenrs Glassmioe Ga: The report of the Zascultve Committes wes e- | worih; Socond Vice.Freaident, Mnioa B, Birong) of | perseit Lo tiboiid ahd Up. This was refused | 'Tho firabof & serics of lectures on the modern En. sk v, ¥rank Michel, Q5705 - i O | s, Corpeliip, Hediling Croskeryy| issawary, Lo are like natural Sowars and booguots .