Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1876, Page 8

-] ' THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1876—TWELVE PAGES. . et ———————————————————————————— ——— — — e e 77 : ot ks \ : UCTION FALES ted that the wholn busineas {8 a | heen fined ‘The trial was very interesting VI was all in,and the Court took nrecces till 3 [ pncifyiig the wrathof the Chicagomen so ensily, w_fwwww THE CITY. R mssonry work tho masons Tve | ta the loafiue emont. but exceedingly dlsgust: WIHISKY. o'clock, ey rrill probbly atter.this “cut " rates worio | o~ ReRE AT BUTTERS & oo contented themsclves with putting loose bricks, | ing to the Court, for the resson that there was than ever. Auctlonecrs, 118and 120 Wabashean, " turned up on the edge, and utterly o ddoubt ae to the guilt of the defendant, while 7 TIIE ARGUMENTS, PERSONAT. = ki GENERAL NEWS. FREL PROM AKY SUSPICION OF CEMENT. his counael, Mr, Trude, peraisted {n consuminz | Conclusion of the Teshmony in JUDGE DANGS. A MSONAT. DOTTERS £€0.8 llEGULARSATURDAIflu The firat, second, and third ringa are cemented, | time. The verdict of the jury more than ans- the Cull c On the reassembling of the Conrt (n the aftes- Mr. C. C. Wheeler, Intely appointed Asslstant g A The Argosy, a new family weokly publication, | and the exterior presenta o gratifylng appear- | talned the Jwlgment of tho fower Conrt, Inereas- e Cullerton Case. gy IK i nents for the | deneral Buperintendent of tho Chicage & or fnue oy prty n tpographlcal appearancs | S I U ol aul ity ogsur i | g e e £ e wwil ot (o e pon, o Banga nkan U egiments (01 | NG v Rl sayn oy . the : 3 08, AN r g 2 o | & VR Yy ever, whicl Y % ent, 3 2 3 ¢ ¥ . ettt G and lnlcrv!:;fllg "l'nml‘l‘c"l i n'-'glr(lk n.n;wlnuémln. i s n' 3 | from o wight in .’ Opening Argument for the Governmont | inn nutshell, The chiarges agalnst Cullerton stl';}:}f":{“?l’,‘:”:‘w“""’ :;:;:‘:.‘:fi' “"l“‘)‘“:“':";‘"“l‘t”": []]]SB U flrm [H‘fl' HPDHIS, ‘The urand Pacific [Intel was alive with dele- 'lic visltors stumbled over obatructions, anf ———— covered s of threo tnonths, He waa at ! lon A g fies o fhe Cloctat] Compsntion; i gl | B e Lt i iaion . pvobacie hut ANHOUNGUABNTE, s Dicksnao, e s Gora frm Foy 110 Ayl | 16, U A I G, Wentworthy, s ole | OROUKERY, GLABSWARE, do, ‘They were mainly from Wisconsin, * | Ik of the worl will bo 4 1, and at tho Hinots during April. Verghowns | Michigan Cemrl Rallrond, will succeed Mr. | Alne, 100 Hiack Walnut Contre-Tables. At salen, roome, 118 and 120 Wabash-av., Satardsy, Jum The trlanglo at the corner of Milwaukes ave- TORN TO PIKCES AND DONE OVER Dr. Fowlor will b orator at Lake Bluftonthe | Jyqes Leflingwell Begins 1is Plea for | Sturekeeper at the kame e ot Dickenson’s, | Wheoler as General Azent of the Cony A = any for | 10, 0 o'clock n. m., pne and Division street hus been suld by | hofore ntnlr‘l?n :oq%};::lggmr:\‘l‘lllf jpesiize . rom :;:":(J“’y' The Hon. Thomas Hogne will pre. the Defendaul. and testified that Cullerton knew of crookedness. his "{'!y.lv:\ogthulf‘rI:‘L;:Lvltl-:I:lllx;'uuE:“lex)»‘l‘!’mlluw(lfi. WM. A, IUTTERS & CO.. Anctlonears, o J foste . | theie contract. . R . Wenf emine o er- 'S L OD S TR ~ Larln Erlcdrich to Thomen 1. Foster for 88000 | il o imade ondny niaht and thoro 8 pro<. | * spyare vt bo n troting. matince at. Contral ——— e B e B . i onher ¥ | form o duttes of the ofice, an ho haa8icen | DUTTER'S & C0.S REGUIARSATURDAY 8AL) The Cltizens' Assoclation has retaned the | yoq that it will be Janeely condemnatory of the oo lhoa flt e nlso at Dickensows with Cullerton, and bls | (L0, (01 with tho Michigan Centeal In this clty * OF 1,000 LOTS oF Hon. M, F. Tulcy to give the quo warranto case | whole business. 3 Park drive at3p. m. to-las, weather permil- | The Cnso Expocted to Go $o the Jury place was aftersards filled by honost Gauger | f5" iy Yoarm, aud knows the wants of the = ®” I of teel vs. Colvin such attention as [t may re- . ting, To-Dny, Iiuckley, They made crooked goods there, and | rond at this pofnt better than any other man o ITURE 5 quire. PAYING IS DEBTS. D. L. Moody wfllrmnki"l*‘flr"“ Hall to-day nobody denled It The goods were targely ml:u'. that could be sclecte!s Planon, Carpate, Rfiklggea;!lt:::dn;:rx‘cg‘érn“g‘l‘,"‘ srilay, 9 M. k. P.D.Bliss will be present and N by checks, the nodus e 3 et o y Jung The temperature yestenday, a5 observed by TMUNTLEY WHEELS QRIMM. at 12 o’clock. Nflfl Lh-kc\nlns':md. TIE TESTIMONY. to Mason and paid for by checks, the mod ELIBCTION. 10, at ,w“l“ 190 Wabash-ay, Mannsse, optician, 88 Madlsun street (TRIBUNE Clark street, from Washington to Adams, was | conduct the singing. Building), waa at 8 a. m,, 75 degrees; 10a. m,, | in o ferment yesterday, Some people might The grocees and brokera will play thelr ane 705 13 m., 81; 3 p, m., 805 8 p. m,, 81. Barom- | have thought that a circus had come to town, | nual zatne of buse ball this afternvon at the operandl being explalned by Judge Baugs at some length, The case agalust Cullerton was not brought by any Government or any individ- A. BUTTERS & CO., Anctloneers, GREAT AUCTION SALL EDWARD BULGER. There was the usual hearing of civll motions in the United States Court yesterdny morning Speciat Iapatca to The Triduna, Peon1a, 1L, June 8.=-At the annual meeting of the stockholders of timy Peorln, Pekin & Jack- b 5 29,05, vd whicl vonty- ] E 1 h 40,000,000 ople, and it involved eter, 8a. m., 25013 8. m,y 255, AL inat e comil iy Sl oenin of, | wehloblobitieit aroundd..Qunamallel 8 L 0o euitartan-dais e 0T Al Ty A Of peolilos b Jt Invalent sonvlllo Raflrond Compray, held yesterday In By ABE LIPMAN The case of Ed Phillips and James Glecson, Hes ‘K st un ke T f‘( An Inferesting game of polo, or LaCrosse on | PAFties were on hand, and after this prelminury | the fate of the Government itael depended. 1t | the Chamber of Commerce of this city, the fol- ] the bummers who tricd to steal Assessor Gray's | turned ouf 0“'? "? ¢ ;l’ i) ': i ; .“’ ’.v’I““ i |mr:;|-,::(~‘)‘.'rrwlll;frng?-lnér(l tfl’\‘l’n aitornoun by Cal. | Msiness no time was lost. struck ab the very fonndation of publie ju{lh:v, lowing Board of Dlsectors was clected for the \F'r}"n"uf;“/\”fi";\' {’llh\ylplt‘v{r}rsrr‘ (!6 lhx;s::llcnmm o Dooks, charged with dizorderly conduct, which | wagon turn the corner, It wasn’t a elrens, i wad hit CalIfarale troneny Bacors Edword Bulger was ealled, and tos- | Morality, and hoesty. ’lhlsln{l: clmlnlult Was & | engutng year: John Allen, Lucius opkins, | anilad Wabash-ov., MONDAY ang TUESD Al\li Jras o have heen heard before dustice Siummer- | evers it was o good deal better. Several iays. [ {INGER . O 1cailo at 5 Selact. tifled that he met Vergho, Cullerton, and | lristed Goverunent offieer, 1o shonld not go | 1o x'st” Constable, Anron Aok, and Edwit . June 12 and 13, commencing at 10 o'clock . m, ficld yesterday morning, wae, by mutual ¢on- | az0 tiwo enterprising fournalists named Hunt- unwhipped of justice, When - cak was as sent, postponcd to the 10th inst, President Richberg annonne cach day, The stock consiniu of an ondles variety o the teachers | Morse at Smith'a saloon. e was fntro- clearly nud positively shown ns this there should { I.. Trowbridge, all of New York City, and James Ioy and Grloi enterod Inte & wager conceriitig | of o ailic sctoots that the Sehool Agent will | duced to Veriho by Callerton. Tho latter astied | e mhoondoyed & y in administering | K. Kelscy, of” flavamm. The Bonrd of Directors | 2f W, C. Smith, n Speciat Ament of the Tost- '. the Colvin-I warsanto | OF1he public schoola that the School Agent w duced to Veriho by urtan. The latterasked | e no healtatlon with the Jury in adminlstering Droiiott zed by cleoting John Allen onts e S Wi it U | 8L St ST | o it 0SSt | Vo b b b . Vergh | e g s Hat T ¢ ks ey | MERCHANDISE e sty i e i | L0, Courone St b the Gyl | i it e st Sy et o ol ol | 080 eents egan by e et st e | L0 i gy i S se u which Gen, MeArthur "m"fl.flvn‘um nlmn- | Blocks. Kirchoft :»’r‘:;vhlflcn‘"fimnw!':cl‘lhnr"“'» thIllg\‘ "’1’“‘,},‘;“," 1"‘“""“"‘? ,°}“"!'f,drf\,‘|'f T‘"}“ the Government u%llcvrs, and Vcr‘!ghogruplk'fl ',ii{‘.?f".'.'f.;’i"“}){fii{..}"fi,;“’,‘,’(‘,fii;’f ‘Elimtfiou 'tcr‘;gl ',M:ks%illfi%?fi?z’ge:'fiffix}uu TN W _A_TCHES oine ol e Btoekurgu o viaited the new | wiieh o enthustante Gorman e G- | Reukerned, Wil be open for fuat deing every | 2, e nothiog sentnst Culiertun, | b bt Ssyea ik the progucas uf the trist Lanstio, Mich., June {t—Gov. Bagley hns bkt ’ Thé Catmiier. goetertat BN iR iqHest Hpon AN GL oo PATve Tt anid Tuesdags wid Thuredags trom ol ta | for cversthing helud doue was pecfectly straight 3353'{3“-‘;".',{’5','{'?.:?1.";’Z thirougly to slow that ! certilied to the Scerctary of the lln&crlnr that DIAMOND JI%VVH?.LRY redertels Thonie i ve of the Ti o At3:13 p, m. the bold Grimm, who weighs p.m., from and after this date until | and honest. A by e 2 i 1 the Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Railrond Com- Frederick Thong, st employe of the Thompson o hapoint Tt ag n butterily | further notice, On cross-exnmination, witness sald defendant | Hefendant was chnrgéd with dereliction of duty Ive Company, whu was fouid dead in his voom | about 20 po Of every style. Unsot Diemonds, Fine Gold Jowslry, Fine Gold Ohains of various styloy Fino Gold Sots, through negligence and design. Tho defendant | pany hna completed a scction of 9 miles, from yesterday worning at No. 171 FIfth avenue. A | ftw the wheellarrow, wl plauted big back to- | Tonorrow will bo clildren’s day at Trinity | was now keeping n sample-room on Blue Teland | oo N b \:nhn?grgnué'lug e hud been P’""R" Statlon to Gaylord, i a good, substan- Fenlict of death fram heart Clsease was render- | wards the wheel, hixloga projectiog over the | Methodist Chnireh, being the day sct apart by | nvenne. Witncss denfed, with somo Indigna- | u represcntative of the peoplo i the State and | tial manner, entitling the Coupany to another €. “The enme oficil also lield an iviest upon | alilesof ho barroly and wabbling b the aie like | the General Conference to that use. Ty | feotee Wit donteds with suino indigna- | a re T e o e Paioe i e | slico of thiat lan-geant. o old woman named Maey Alten, who dicd | the false ilmbe sttuched to 8 pantomimic | church will e decorated with flowers, thern | Fi it e B8 s5el beeh o Alderman, e Vorgilo had teatiied that Cutlerton was. erouke e Thureday morning from lieirt, discase at e | eickehorse, Hhitley | thereupon - divested | will be several addrensce, and the eildron will | gn'uice. 16 ed, whierens Miller, who was Gaugor with him, ANOTIIER REDUCTION. Storling Silvor Ware, Opern Glaseen, Ginne, Plstal xesldence on Lake streety opposite Central Parle. l\(n!ta('" {:f M"r L.‘"‘::"r‘;:"'q' hl?llt‘)'\llli{l{‘l“‘flfl:lgillt:l‘l ':'l“'é tuke part fn "d"" ":';"‘"F'I A bl :‘1'"1“!“""’ Mr. Ayer—Your merits have been over- | swore that Cullerton was straight 80 far ns he | New Yong, June 0.—~Tho Kris Railroad to- | &c., &¢. The whole gumprinca one of the Targent A hioole and Iaddder enrriage, of o rare pattern, | [ILRE WG EEE T G S e, qnd | time Is expected at this servlee at 10:45 0. w2 | Joaied. ko, and nubody bl tter opportunities for | poorrou will reduuce the pussenger fara to $14 to | B8idriments of goneral and valunbie goody oftens has just heen furnfshed the city of Slonx Ciy) | pomdleds the b Gt URAIREOE LARE M | g fieat of n series of Tectures and conversns | Witness—I'm very glad of 1t [Lnnfimcr.] kuowing, The defendant was admitted to ave | (et 080 0 Wegbern. padnte in propor. | TogPnilo sompatition for many years, The whola In, by Georze W. Ilannie, of Nos 74 and 4 | the prococsn, (vl b (e 08 0 SAndl U ) tions upon Titerature, art, and philanthrops will | Witness sald hio’ went to sco Guflerton at | hean asdont In- sequitioge n - Jnowiedse - of Ghleago, ut reserve, s ‘Mr. Lipman must Michlgau atreet. Mr. Hannis has mannfae- | aq0 0080 ore wis exceedingly ense. Bv be given by Mra, Elizabetls Boynton Harbert, at | 8mith's, to ask him to help get an extensfon of | tho work to whith ho was assigned. turcil i firo apparatis of thin iy for the lnat | e crowl (et was excucdingly dense, Tivery | i EEL o, 2 Ao A | o For iy i me s satim ooy | Eho g ootk (L0, rhieh Thio, wag_ssslgncd. e twenty-three years. This machlne, costing [ 500" other Dincks were crowded with cager | 10dians avenue, this evening at 8 o'cluck,” Sub- | After this_conversation witness left and went | was theonly honest man in the Revenue service heet-musle, music-baoke, violins, gaftare, 50, l’ml heenalellvered to Sioux City on the [ 80 ieare anxious to et a Jook at the fat man | jert: * Conversation and Conversatlonalists,” | into the Mayor's aflice. He came back and | and it was strango that the Government had | orgave, shoet-musle, hrad (ATt fatee order of Mr. Mazes, Chudriman of the Fire and | HGUSES RTRE IS and active man who | 'Lhie public are fnvited by the Woman-Suffrage | found that Cullerton had gone. Witncas was | not called the only honcst i whets thoy called | brass and German-siiser band instr , flutes, have the money. WML 1 —_—— 3 BUTTERS & CO., Anctloncets, SOUTH PARK Water Committee of that place. Mr, Magee N eline. v o Asrociation, under whose auspices the course | not at present onsof Cullerton's constituents. | the other witnesses, It was rescrved for the | clarionetes, banjow, tamborines, drome, accorde- unist be commmended for his dood Judgment. | fi e propelling. - Slowly, the pracession | THEHUY g He did ot Jive 1 bis ward now, bus iad for- | defenso to call fifu, aud such an honest, inteill- | ons, concortinas, dnicimers, otc., at the Tuot & TNGH-SCHOOL CLARY, ; el o Tndafle ooy passing In — uu};}‘\l Hw‘ul %{A:!m. tostiilon thit. Gullita guuléx‘ullln could m]»!. lm);'\sl lvclllc\;c;l ml’l‘fl n\vlurn Sona' Music Company's, No. 150 State atrect, L The first soclal reunfon of the Class of 1872 of i ¢ ofo “May - irect—Witness testified that Cullerton’s | that Cullerton was honest in what he did unless —— —————e the_Chicugo Tligh-Scliool was the ciueo of u | FSasll were hofure the Mayor, Coundl | CRIMINAL, brother carrled on the sunple-room, ~Ald. Cul- | he had known It to bea fact. Miller testifled SEA VIEW HOUSE. *ELEGANT HOMESTEAD, Jurs pleasant tinie nt the Tremont House Tuat |4 T 5o na thence back to Kirchofl's, on T lerton owned the bullding, but his brother car- | that Cullerton knew nu:hlnk' of any crovked- The populat Sea View ilouse at Rye Beach, N. evening, Of the ffty-four craduates of that | {6 facksdt, und thence tmck to HKirchofls, or John Cullen for etealing tools from N. F. | ried on the business for him. neas, but thiat he, Miller, did discover something | ;"% 0500 greatly Improved ainco Bt sesson, T Hands D 1li L vear about forty wero present, who [ (FUCLEICE GG IRR R B e | Perry, Nos. 40 and 48 West Lako strect, ls JAMES E. HUILGURT Wrong at the tlmo the ax wa changed, and re- | Ts Boe beon grenfty bnneoret BEee B teten | A5o Handsomo Divellings and Lots, with musle, both - vocal aml fustrumens | o euneing or enginger, and with only one stope | locked up at the Madlson Street Station, was next called and testifled : portedd It to Hoyt. Vergho had reasoned it out Ll £ gagkte ot thisPamona ek 24 RESIDEN tal, duncing, and conversation enjoyed | 1L ERERE BFCIEIREER SIC WILE OTUY, e SOpS William Longley, 1 \ I worked at Crosby’s with John Witliams. 1 | that Cullerton knew of “tho cronkeduess. e | comfort and pleasure of gaos ] SIDENCE LOTS themselves “as only youug - people —can. | Jic HIE I W ML BT SRR i Longley, proprictor of the Massasalt | was coopering, branding, stampiog, ond doing | was asked why he knew it, and he eald he knew | side resort. | tronting an the Bonlevard, Calumet, and Forren All the parlars of the hotel, und n‘:ey ure many, tie eonvlislon. of the affalr congrntiilas House, has sworn out a warrant for the arrcst | otner work. 1 never saw any stamps removed, | fy through conversations.” Ho wns pressed to E, avel, bet. Thirty-seventh' amd Thirty-elgbthsin, were thrown open for the use of the jruests, and in order, and both the wheeler and | of Nellle Armond, a chambermald in his em- | We M'l':lf)ed them oft sometliies and destroyed | detail the conversations, and failed utterly to LOW PRICES FOR FURNITURE, S . the halla furaished n breezy promenade. At « were_ miimerously fhvited 1o bave | wloy, who, ho eny, has decamped witha quan- them. Lldwt know wnythitig of crooked guods | ivo them. e stuted that he onco polnted to [ Any ono with scuse who will get prices of farmi- UCTION, about half-past 10 w'clock gupper was rerved dn oo n S0 S s i it 1e Wil rafile the tity of bed-lothing. then, 1 dun't recollect just whero the goods | somo wagons and suld to Cullerton, “ There | tare elecwhers in the clty and compare them with ‘Wednosday Afternoon, June 14,76, the ladiea’ ordinary, At the nead of the table, cheelbi DUt 3 came from, roes & good lot of crooked.” ‘That was | poods and pricesat Hoiton & Hildreth's, 225 and : with bls former dehiolars, i whom ho takes :‘l:;"th]":[‘l"fr‘;" for the benetit of some charltable | 4 nydle.uged lady, whoso name could not | _ Cross-zamination—I haven't seen Crosby stnco o) Vergh%! could say, and that wis an insinuu- | 227 State street, will ace a thing or two. Sale on tho ground at 3 o'clock. a fatherly intercst, —eathered about him, M. "“"iw respeetfully arks Tie TRisuye | be arcertained, wos very badly and perhaps | May, 18 1 never had anything to do with | tion, the truth of wiich ke could not prove, et i ulgnlrnr‘rxn;g‘lsl{!‘ngarlu”:‘z;;x;lnmnow ready at our office, Jresien. Me Geurze/ Huwlang, < Prinipal por | toreturn hie thanke to e gentlemen of the | fatally njured nt ahout § o'elock last cvening, s Dy tal - teiuda. srerg Horger wan a particlpant i tho craokclness, Ly BE YOUR OWN HUSICIAN, _ | o N b 8% n8 & C0.. Auctioneors, e addressed a few Kindly remarks to those ][I"c’":lt“'x'd"{,'l':"m';"g:'l"{ltll"%: Sorteny tohim. | by beitg struck by o horse and buggy contatn- | "8 po SONNICS o CIOSOE - ordered must_know of it. Should the liberty of an | Why ely on othiors to amuse you? Yon can tuy v in use, of Pelton & resent. Scveral lHttle spreches fullowed, Misg % e 1 fnig two drunken sports who had heen carousing | the back room: and place the barrels with the | honcst man be taken from liim on the iference | & Plono or organ, the best g Crumbaugls read a Distory of e class cluce | DINg Lot In bis o aroRrote At | in Lincoln Park, Tho nectiiont happened dl. | stampead up: AfLer the goods were pii in | g"eet A b tuken (rom him “Acconling Lo | Pomeroy at terme o reasonable you wil bo aaton- raduation, and My, Chisrles G, deriehmade | ptt 5““. ablization is Umited to a brief nows. | Fectly in front of the south entrance. The fel- | there Crosby went in. When he camo out there Iitnckley, Cullerton did hiswork honestly and | Ished, 231 State atreet. his reputation na Class Poot. These exercieca | [MeHHE B bIKAHOR 1o limtod 10 s sment of the | 108" drove rapidly away, thereby escaping ar- | wero no stamps on the barrels, Then we wero | industriotsly, and never left the wine-rooin un- — m‘l‘nfl‘vlv rlnn;mu;yfi'tnrnfl! L )lllu- {Ihl:rs, lnml e M g Test. -‘x;xlc&-nm serape off nic lmlrrcl-hc;:lxdnh u} saw | loas mmpcl‘lud to go to uwl ullll’ce‘(lfl :}m stlls MARRIAGES, renewed the festivities, which Izt Il o late 2 Mr. Stebbins there, and perhaps Mr. Robinson | Jery on business connected with his dutyasn | somsmoseamn oo s o s s Bour. : oot .fl‘l’y:‘ntm'edrs’::en.fim&g‘a5?::5351{1'::' i M. Laecnt, e of Lk, Ganger. TineRley said 1t was possiblc fos Burs McCORNTCR—MEDILL—0n Thuraiay evening, One of the nost pleasant features was the | NEA'T, BUT UNPROFITABLE. charged with robbing the residence of Chiarles Jledirect—1 couldn't suy whether barrels were | rougiis to il barrels and remove them from tho | June 8, by tue Hov. J. ' e Bankrupt Sale, Nelson Tiros. & Bathyat's Buzples, Wagons Tiaracas, efc. at_auction, Wedneadny' morsing, June 14, at 10 o'clock, corner of Michigan-nv. and cormick and Katherine V. E. Medill, daughter Madlson-at., rear of Butters & Co.'s Auction slnuing of rungs that were wont to be sung in NOBBING A DANK MTSSENGER. Kerby,anitem concerning which appeared fnthese | foller info the back rauia during April and May | winé-room whille he and Gullerton were fu the | Morormiczaid ladier i Roomn: 3 Double Wogans, 2 Single Wagonn 1 Sl tagt, o Lhnae preséill - wire A bold daylight robibery was commltted yes- | columis some days ngo, The gang got pway | [Fou the [inols Distilling Company, ofllee, without. thelr knowing it I such an | “5 i fidmore; RMicimond, Norfolk, Lexington | Carty 3 Top and Open. huggier, & Sats Donpienna Petera (nee Baldwin), Mra. dohnson (nee _ % BAniE - aliarcing with about §500 worth of wearing apparel 2 OFORGE T. NURROLGIS honcst, capable, Intelligent wan _wus de- | (Va.) papers pleanc copy. Single Iarocswes, Also, “ot_same time, b Open nond), Mrs, Fowler (nce Shaw), Mrs, G terdoy afternoon upon a bank miessenger on Joweley, n large quantity of which lllm cinoe | Waa next called. e testitled: celved, why ~ might ~ not Cullerton | VAN BUREN—CHESELDINE—Attho Fimt Pres- | 80 7op DBuggics, 3 Express Wazous, and several nee Do r), and Misses M, A. Coltert, Ella | Washington street, which, fortunately, resulted b ) g ‘puwashops about tows by I have tived hero eince 1338, I was in the dis- | have been deceived in'the same way, eapecially | byterian Church at Waraaw, Til., by tho lev. Dr. llul',v llkl’lnemfl;. s.:l;v Deremptory, srmnbaugh, Laur A, Dean, Kate Dixon, Julla | 1n no benelt to the robbers. A lttle bicfore | Datective fHeher ¥ y Ulllng businss T 152 tn the inn of Dicken- | wiien the Iatter was new to this busihessi Tho | Kaukin, June 8, Judge Everet Van Buren, of Chi- O AL B, Ardlgnee, L Downs, Kate Goggin, Clara Hart, Elln Joves, | 1 gioloeck John R Owens, the mersenger i sony Leach & Co. T hud charge of the distlliery | speaker had been repronched for calling Georgzo fl.lqu and Mrs, Harrict 8. Chescliline, of Warsaw,. Bl IS uctioneers, ‘annle Lewis, Mary L. O'Connor, Frinces C. < £, At 3:10 yesterday afternoon a 1lttle S-yenr-old bushess. J. E, Miller and” E, F. Cullerton, | 7' he, but the Government b otitied ibipmun, Jebdo Sesin denle Sppatty Juifa | of tho Northueatorn Nattonal Dk, nartheast | son of Ludia Alipoit, of No. 20 Biue Tujuu ave- | Gupers: and . C. Vergho al Lowts borsen, | s wpes i Ut the Gevernmont bad nouied Jompson, Lizte Tastin, Emma Walt, Ada | corier of Clurk and Washington streets, was | nue, s tun over und astantly killed by horso- | Storckespers, wero thers, Hinckloy was there. | wd 16 tho Goverinent eanld catl i e DEATES, Nllson; arfd Mesers, G, G, Gooderleh, C. H. | out engaged fn making collections, 1fe went | var No. 138, The wheels passed over the bady (lflrlnF a purt of March. Cullerton hal no | thought he co,nulully could di oo il BUTTERS & C0.8 REGULAR TRADE SALE DESIRABLE STOCK oy DUrFouEiy. | S st it s wriey, W. i, Joyee, David Kennedy, Wiiltam o : Longitudinally, mangling fu {n the most fright- | knowledze of anything crooked there, Miller | ciate x GAMMELL—In this city, June 0, of heart dla- BieDovatl, iter B Wittt A Ty R o e o the Umtlllog nExt 80| o mannor. > The Grives, Anthong Laverts, s, | ool the pr D oLng crooked Hiers, M ok | B et Tamalpiie (i oo Bouety | cn “"’l“,""’“"!;"“',"',”'.{ e Charlcs Vaugim, Fred Ward, The matried lu- | e, ki A Lagaite Cattocyscomner of | arreated immediately after and’ Jodged i the | the goods out withous Hinckley and Culleeion place, they had rentoved twenty-five or Oty bar- | goiirgeal from St. Luke's oepital at11 a. m., dies were accompanied by thelr husbands., o e trects ¢ TUEre | West Twellth Strect Station to awalt the result | knowlug 1t All tho difficy 1y cnded after | Fels ot craokecd - They had deceived ovon the | ° t/Kenosha (Wis.) and Boston (Mass.) papera ") COLLEGE OF LAW. he e ek B L the | of the Coruners Inquest, He appuare to have | getting goads out of the wine-room. Ilinckley | only houest Ganger, Was it anything strango | copy. WOOLENS AND CLOTHING. * The graduating excruises of the clars of 1870 | WOREE. G4 10 (& o chegh, 10 - BOME | been seated while driving, and thus neglected | and Chiférton ud togo Lo the ofllue and make | that they deceived o novice? ‘Wicre, then, was | FLYNN—The funcral ceremany of Mr. Patricic | 10,000 pairs Ladics, Miswew', Children's, Mon's, of the Unlon Collese of Taw were held In ‘tho | FRECER . 0 (0 - BOVESS | Lb 48 ¢ thee | to keep proper watel of the rondway, aut reports, and durlyg the few minutes they | the oveérwhelmlng proof which the Disirict | 11, iynn, whodied al tho resldcnco of his parenta, | and Tny's owe, of every tyle and i & bull of the lustitution In the Supcrior Block, on' | il Lere witlo open. \Chen e came. down o ——— Jrero away We got uat o or three harrels, and | Atiomey hud alluded tol Then there | on Wednduluy lost at noan, will take place today | Targo line UNBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. wull Clork strect, entcn:da'\' afterniovn. The gradu- agaln hie found one of them closed, Two men CANADIAN NEWS, Iput '].l‘u't «l.nl‘l‘xp.'sun, which I had in my pocket, | was J. 8. Cord, who had, Indeed ::a‘-):m:lfif'“‘ m., from his lnte roxidence, 105 Mil- | lina s1fmw GOODS, ates nutuburctl Mty the entlie clusy passiig the | gire standing by it, and In- golng out hie had to He " Voraho st Bouser poy, e lior belng | soou somelhing of tho world, and | wakswav L i tho primoor | THORSDAY NORNING, Juno 15, at 10 o‘clock, xpld examiuation’ suceessfully, DAMES | hass them sldeways, He had’ just entered | The Councils of Varlons Religlous Denom. | U8cU. Veruho und Berger knew all about this | hud been, atmost from his infancy, an adven- | ool 30, A G e tirae] from ‘college, £1 thelr salesrooms, 118 & 120 W, £ lave already appearcd in Tim Trisuse, A the bull when the two tnen grabbed him, nntl 5 e ~—that Is, they knew the result. Idon't know | turer. Ho had been a short thne with the Texns ‘!"M in his 25th yeor. Fricada are frrviced 5t r sales , 118 & 120 Wabnsh-av, number of lilics and gentlemnen were present § o0 S0 GGt Ch0 VPR BITEEED B m::z‘,‘;)'l"";" u:::vr,h.l. Zl':l:.l;nl. that they kncw_the modus operandi of ft. I | Pacilic, an institution which had_been gobbled | Sidinhis 26th year, Vrlends ace frvited. By G. P. GORE & CO,, 08 gnd 70 Wabash-av, On Saturday, Juue 10, at 9 o'clock, 15 CRATES CROCKERY, IN OPEN LOTS, Yollow and Rockingham Ware, Glasswaro, Household Furniture AT 10 O'CLOCK, Parlor and Chamber Sets, Sofas, Lounges, Walnnt Icdateads and Burcaus, Marble-Top Tables, Hall Trees, Easy Chalrs, Extension Tablgs, Mirrara, 1laby Carriages, lce ‘Cheste, Mnttresscs, Springs, Carjieta, Parlor and Office’ Deuks, Show 'Caacs, Ol) at the excrclses, Judge Booth, Dean of the puld thiewn for allowing e to do this, by cormorant down Lust. He had moved Fuculty, presiied. Sfxveshys —on Jaw | the 1 up from behind and threw the garment | TORONTO, Ont,, June 0.—In the General As- P Cromeramtuation 1 - eumo lero. 1 1503, | nfound coneiderably, and 4t last, turncd up in toples “were read, as follows:™ * Unanimi- over his head, thus rendering the messenger | Sembly of the Preebyterlan Church to-day the | bonght some real estate, mado some money in Chiengo, aud went to zuuf;lng. From the mo- %y of the Jury™ by Alfred R, Ricll B IOTERR. - ARG D e then came up, und | report of the Comtnittee was presented by Prin- | it and then went to auging at Leach & [Tow- | ment of his arrival In the city, he admitted that | The Republican Glob of the Thirteenth Ward It >, s lielpless. more men Py P P ¥ " ", v Ihe Ethice of the Legal Profestlon,” the fivo wout_ through his person, taking his | clpal Snodgraes, etating that the Rev. My, | Wnd's ilallaban & Hull's, and the Ureat West- | he had heen o thict and a perfurer. Ho stayed | will hold lta reiular niecting on thi evening at k';,’:rol{,‘f 1 ’lrmlfl' -M’;-',‘::"‘ Yr(x‘ ,‘,‘,""U,‘p‘,’%".,v" pocketbook, This waa ahout 1 o’ulnult. and 8 | Laeng of Dundas, James Croit of Montreal, and frmfc(c‘l:::l(l‘lll?;(—';:leldlll:l,ll:mggozfi;“:fiztugl:.:: Jera lu“ ll);afulmlmri'gfii lg(;t mn[“mm‘l ierey | Bene Rl ook iaheoontB o v c A vl o] c " 9 i | 2 CP Co o ! - - It Wiltamas ™ ininent. Domala by ieorad | O e e krubbed .| the Bev. Principal McViear hud lcen appoiated | tral, and ther was n miscatriako by Tk of | Loy ioft for s better country.” Frumises of AUCTION SALES. “{. }‘Vl‘llh:"; and #The Feudal Systenty” by We | oo party, whom he thought hatl the pocket- | delegutes toattend the aumual meeting of the niy sty aguinst me. Itfl“bc’n’x’lne,;:" ooe nhlml:.l it, no doubt. “llln e, Nmthh: e V. Rathbun. Genrel ovulle . shyterlan Church in the Un| 'ho | Orbwo Gove B3 vent. The | celved money at the nals, that he g The Committeoan the Exanination of E;;“ 5 |t ‘n‘x'f;l5&&;1',‘%:‘::‘"’11‘.?«:% "’:?n'}fi'.l,f‘ '1'3(-1»15?:1’.'1'; E,-r,;:,:’qfi:;?m, L:,',:,;,.g' e ,ml,tfi:,lns:"::;“},',‘; cano was tried, thor ws no argument, nnd the | i not. Kiiow - that . Cullerton revetveq | BY FIELfi’:RDEé)IégIS, FEN ~—the Ifon. Isase N. Arnold, James L. yde, . A 4 Jury aequitted us In five minutes. [ first be- v, but that Cullerton helped him put oW ¥ W ML Barroatin—sprted i ivor of | B og o Ser wan ome Omoss | cArried to the offct that congrozations be per- | i Aarocnted with " Dickcimon, - Leae | 1St that Gallertonheiped bim put | Kow Vork, swarding the Hortan prize of £50 in cash to | {400 08 PAS PIOBCES On | fed the offi- |.0itted to use instrumental musle, provided the | & Co. fu 1871, Lench's detive | futer- | did not teatify that he mcclvtdldrav of liquor ATCTION INOTICE. alliff&‘.,]fl',.lfi";‘,‘;,m'f"‘,}'ni‘m;;-&cc-xw-n was re- | cors. The Witlet containod & nuinber of postal | harmeny of the congregation Is hot disturbed | ®8t cesad In' January, 1875, We com- | from the Tiltots during Apri- and Vas, whon v . & en p monced taking out crooked goods In Sep- dstilery. the testi- gubolk Dol wwurial, the Mptomas, snd | $hTy S, YO T L gt | ey The Gonorsl Assenitly arein reccint tember, 187, nd continuel up £ Apri 25, 131"]:;. oy i o “atvom bt axy cronted whiny | CTAN CTCMDIOTY oale oI Yy oolems, udge Booth closed the interesting exerclses | | S0 1 cime any part rorentedl " [ We pald moncy to the Government ofil- [ wen to Croshy's.during those months frum the with a few remarks to the graduates, in which | P00 LIOR, I cuse any party o pi cr churches, requesting to be admitted futo the | cors to keep quict to the rectifiers,and to Rehm ire, he e urged curneat am persisont. work on theie | e Thepolice were also motited. About f T S Hlinots, Where, thony s the overwboiuing | - FFARDING, COLBY & 0O, the hall-wny with a coat hung over his arm, b Clotl, breaatnt ? an hour after the robbery n | ministry of the Church, for such protection as he could give us, Our | cage apratnst this defendantd i At1lo'clock—Carriages, Bnggles, and Harnesses, part o Insure o muccessful lewal carecr, B M S pocethonle, Spectal Dispalch to The Tridune. arrangenient with Rehm was that wo were to | — At this stage Judge Blodgett told Judgo Lef. Wil sell on GEO. P, GORE & (0. , Auctloncers. ted that cross the street had sent | IIAMiLToN, June 9.—~Tils norning the | hove such Gaugers and Storekeepers as we | ngwell that they would suspend untll this i e e b gy examiustlon g s artouscusss | Bl vyl and v i fr s | Kl Tomplar ot Michigen arved o thl | Ao B 5 Tl notce o Wit eam | Buuity, Ut Sy Touis gusbcn, with i | odeslay, June 14, 1876, at 11 00lck, AT 10 O'CLOCK 5 n this schoo) commeneed Tucwdny morning of prerith i sl Glvatt Lt ngte for L : n Washiugton. For this we werc to pay, and did | morming, whon Judge Lefingel will tontinle 4 fi(m[] “] f S m A i H i s weck and continued threo day, ‘They wero | roitle, Thie, tis (ue to the face that Mo | return from Philadelphlaaccompanied by o | pas §100s harrel.for a0 el s remys his urgiment, and the case wiil bo closed fur the gn stcithe’ Leedlt; sheongly A S O DONID AMErICan K, of a ligh order of inerlt, showing that prompt- k i currney, consequently o | and. They were met ot the station by the | Tlicss payments lnsted from Octuber, 1872 t6 | Qoyeramont by M. Boutell FIELD, MORRIS, FENNER & CO. nesn, accurne, and vicor of thowght, ure re. | SRCrS, el bk o curriness consentently It | Nasgus of this clty. After brcatast they | Mg T e paid. b evors merm o it 5 45, Bt e st oAt 2o 7 oo Ot | for whom it may concom, damaged by o und quired of all the pupilsof the sclwol. Even the | 03 of no benoflt to the robhics. e Owen 8 | forned in proceeaton‘annd, hended by the tand | payments averngdd more than $1,000 @ snont AN Cornor of Groene, o[ eten Soldme e o yuunger pupils of the psimacy and preparatory | {h Glivss mewsnger n fhe iy, and thisds the § og"sho Tilrteenth Battaflon, marched through | 1 i the pryeents generniny Avetpon e NEW ORLEANS, ; £ Medi e | padd, undur the thormigh struction of tiic | (M A (U Uk thatho i een treatud I | tho priucipal trcets of tho tity. They 1oft on | onees o therwusing o 19550 1" thinls (b THE CONGREASIONAL INVESTIOATION, 20,000 Pieces of Medium and Fine By G. endeiny, Jearn to think shurply and answer the xol]l':ury win committed 8o ickly that My, | 8 special train at noon well plewsed with the re- | ment was $2,000, 1 suppose Rehun kept o anl New OneeANs, June f.—Before the Cangres- Woolens, 68 and 70 Wabash-av. promtly to a degree rarely I cver attained fu [ G0 RO FEE Tdentify his u':snflnuts. ception accopded them by felluw-craltamen of | deal of the money. e told e he paid Irvin slonal Committes fuvestigating Marshal Pack- | The Entire Production ta date of the SALISBURY —_— other schools, this city. and Bridges, which Tdon’s think was neceasary [ L0 omee sovoral witnesses tostifled. Dep- | MIL1S and MERCHANTS' WOOLEN COMPANY. On Saturday, June 10, at 10 o’clock, But the commencement exerclses proper o N Spectal Dispatch 1o The Tridune, to secure us. We got suituble Gaugers ., oCP | 7 Conaiata [n part of (Fire and Water. ) which came off_yesterday and clused the LOCAL LETTERS. Monngal, Jun At the Quebec and On- | and ~ Storekcepers and notlees of vits | uty-Murshals, durlng the campalgn of 1874, wero 00D piecen fine all-wool Overcoatings, A very largo rtock of Halr, ‘Tow, Moss, Mnek, and Excelajor, sujtable for upholsterers, damaged by the late fire. By order Messra. Fleld, Leiter & Co. (sold in Jots ta'suit purchancrs). G, . GORE & CO., Anctioncers, MEN'S AND BOYS’ Stoerior Custom Made Clothing, 0 pleces Superior Quallty Black, Blae, and were nlmost nmodel of all that Is interes MR, HAZLETON'S PURL-AVING DEVICE. tario Congregational Unlon, o conmunication | from Wushington, 1 slgned and swore | commissloned ten days ofter the clection, and Brown Norcow luaver, and pralseworthy on such occaslons, Pray T the Editor of The Tridune. was read [rom the Protestant Dofense Allinnce | to the munthiy reports of aplrits | wore nstrcted by Allain, colored can- 500 pleces Ulxter Coatiny » T o e P H & b 0 ¢ oy . i rees U on. il by the Kev, l; Monco Gibwun, D | Citteaao, dune 8=t your natee, this morn. | o Gl drwing the attention of'the Uslon produced and tukien out of thohouse. Enal { yiaato “for the State ' Benale, to | 90100 bleces - nd 6-4 all-wool Pancy Cosel- cune muste, declunations, and exsagn, of great | 10y O my proposition to save the city $100 | memoriulizing the Dominiun gud Imperial Gove accepted the aituation. Moyt was & Gauger | Wateh the polls election day and worlc in his fn- | meres. pleces Tiger Siik Mixed Cassimeres. varlety and_excellency, for two ol hours, | dally by the introduction Into the Water-Works | ernments In-order that o Royal comission once at our house. 1 never pud Wim o cont o 1 | toreats. Tliey were paid by him- for that ner- 1,000 hloces Very Superior d-4 Worsted Disgonal holdlig the attention of the lunze and fashion- | of my fucksnving device, you misstated my | be appointed ‘to fovestigate the cause of | paid Vergio, Borer, MeMullon, Deocher, Wate | Vice, and after election calléd upan to surrender | goiios,? shle audience,who manlfested their spprobation | proposition fn regard to my requirlng eontrol of | the controversy in connectim with the Indians. | ceman, and fHildreth, Tdido't poy Hinkics, Ken | tHeIF commissions to the Marshul. 00 pleces Vory Buperior -4 Worsted Fancy by elapping of hands at the close of cad parts | 1T e i Petition wlopted. A voto uf thauks waa return’ | wicott, Vati, Hill, Anderaon, Cox, and Storor | ,, Allsin allegud that he needed the sersices of | stylo Contings. “The mnsle was all given by the schoof, wnd the lmilcwgmns. My proposition to the Boord | (440 'the Rev, Mr. Chapman for hls opening ai- kmm;’ Walt, Hooz, Poole :h-d';:wlck and | the deputles”us a body guard to protect hin K,mm meces Powow River, Sallsbary, and Devon- showed that thds most expressive of the fine | Of Publie Works Is to leave the holler-soums | dreas on vevivale, and o request madt that he | Gobionel. { Dald T Miller fof letting mvg | 958Ul while canvassiig” the parishes of Lis dis- | sbife Repetinat, : e ) ca, , quallty, cmacship, elc, grts pecelvea s full siure of atientin | wer the control of the Chief Englncer, s at | placo the, manuript ut tho disposal of o | do s work ba T ‘wanicd tor shoqt $55. ] | trick %000 hivocn Nallabny Mikis Rackings, all enlngs, | ottt slgloe: siucs. quallly,, wotkmasstip, o “'k At.i...muy.m i = ]m:u;:\l. v:«l'l;p;.hlgthe tiremen, of Whom' only I | Union. '3},2'(',!2}"2.'.'.',',’:;"2‘».”;2“{#.“"} L toenight. didn’t helieve he ever reported s, We diil not RAILROADS 2,000 pieces Salisbury Mills ugenle Vialds and Tis e gflfify‘cng""nd«g ";,cl,'_"l'f~ s ‘;'" nother most pleasing feature wos the essays | resquire control. 3 Vi % - el -t ne faney Satinets, Jeans, Corda, Chicviots, Checks, by ‘\!nmfru o D, ietioten Hchurd M lh’s- Yot thonsay, 5 Tlodisanot state. Wit 1 BT. CATHEMINES, Jiune D.—At the London | FEMOVe under the 70-cent tax, spirits which » . Checke, 'y ahould have been taken out under the 00-cent. 00 plecea Glove Chinchlilas in all the Popalar sell, and Charles 8, Clark, which iu graco of cx- | waiits for hs services, or for the use of his {n- | Conference of the Methodlst Church, thivd day, . Miller was inompetent: 7 §i Shaden. Presuul and zeal. siaptuditess o tho ocenston | YRR T proyse to supply tiio stoam o | Dr. Douglass of Sontreu, 1o sidiessing the | fux. Miller wan invompetent; ho didn't know RAILROAD EARNINGS, o |C 81 , E 50D ploces Ladies® and Children's Closkings, could ot aslly be cqualed by any boys of like | qulred for £44,500 per annui Jess than the city | educationl meeting, referfed to the want of | hoW 10 & i f«:‘u',’;'.?.i',:.fli‘.fw'é‘.i‘.‘,'.,‘e‘:‘i‘.'.&' Il’d‘fd"-:'kz Tho Commerclal and Kinancial Chronicle fur- | ote., ete, 7 sjres, ° 13 nuw paxlig, without any charge for my servl- | higher educatlon I the majority of ministers | i ¥ trust bim with tuspecting goods for the | nishes Tun TrIouxs with the followlng aivance | And forming the largest and most attractive of- Tho speaking nlso was admiruble, and those | ves,—saving enongh, in addition to the above to | amd adhercuts of the Mcthodist Church. This an Franc e Mie o " the rallroad e s fering of Woolen Fabrica ever made in this coun. dcm-rvh?nl:-l .‘rn,hm nention for the foree and mu‘xpunnuh‘:‘mu for my tnvention. Yours truly, | lack of culture, he said, was the rearon of there | San Francheo market, | Tdid not ask that Mil- | sheet, showlng the rallroad earnings for the | {7"Fi particular nttention of all dealers ia Ginghame, Suirtings, ote. i Srlor White sud fancy Dress Shirta. tenalve IIno of Gents', Roys', and Youths' Mate and Caps in Snmmer wear, Including every variety of Straw and Linen Goods, Fine Wuol, Fur, Cass. and cloth goods, ete, dozens auperl ¢ ol ” Y ler should be removed, but that ono of them fay* g VIth- Attractlve line of White Goods, Lincns, et expressiveness of thelr dellvery wero Messrs, M. W. Hazerrox.™ | huing no Mul-;-{,n-txgud va In Canads und fow | wionid be removed wnd - Hincides substoren | month of May e s camently sollcited, we every lot wlll bo sold With Clowtg lo o 5 isces T Hack Alfscas Hall, Lyuch, Bentley, Barrish, Willian. K. and — diciples of Wealey In the Leglslaturcs, | Miljue was romoved and. sent £0 the 1o 1 Atchinson T, & Santa Fo.. 812,000 $107, 645 HIARDING, CoLBY & co. & misceilancons shosk enmiatiugar B Light John 8. Robbins, Rosenthal, Marks, Weare, and CARTER IL. IARRISON'S INDIAN 111.0OD. hich were @ kil of Scotch preserves. | caniy tell whethor we took ot WMty or twenty- | Canada Southern T Tiagsloms 103540 = = Untlurwear, Ioslery, lardware, Cutleryy Plated Shoop. 1o the Kiftor of The Tridune. He spoke of skepticlsm n the present | yigs barrels of crooked after Miller left. T know ro & St Lonis, 105 5o 10! 141 ware, Brushes, ¥an uets, Liclts, Spool Cotton, The exerelres closed with o rendering of | CICAGO, June 9.—John Jones, who was asso- | 44y a8 coming from iwen of culture, pure minds, Suspenders, efc., ¢ reencs from “Rip Van Winkle" by Prof. Bur- | ciated with Carter H. Hareison In the County and noble intellects, Ttill becane s church to thut Cullerton didn't know ubout any crooked- | Chleago & Alton, The above to be uffered In nddition to the great ness from me, 1 went into the wine-room when | Chicago MIL & 8 i ?"iu‘, ’*.:E };“34; By 8. N. FOWLER & CO., 2 s oty ¢ 2 ) atis ] Auctloncers, 274 and 276 East Madlson-s Tietailers’ Stack of 1,000 lots on Tuesday, June bank. : : Bourd, says ho often thought that he and Harrie ;,t,l”’,{{:'fi f,':,“li:,,m,‘,",",‘,'(t i ruph- euation Jn ]lv}'l“:fllfl« 1t wus often 'L'““H’"" by “'B"""‘l"({ i aalyeute, & Chlc.s. i 53700 5 — S “2,'“': s me ,:“ the fact that we are clos son were souewhat related. ut, unttl Harrl- "Spectal Dirpateh to The Tribune. ad under pay, and Iwent dhy gencrally lett | gUECabiai™noe - - Zhlil I | gy day at0:a0 s, m., prompt. an unusnal dls- entlon s directed to the ¢ THE CONDUIT. sonvs Tate specch {n Congress, o did ot i | BELLEVILLE, Jutis 0.T1eavy firca. are roging | Uie door upen, for I consider it he best way to | Hih0le Centraloopoceo o BEROM 04,581 Ay of By linen of ing out all consignmeuts of AN OFPICIAL EXAMINATION, that the relationship vfl'uu Whether or ot (¢ Is the fault of the contract- | Indiane, ors fs en open question, but it s certain that | tes pl: y the way of the | In the phio woods in the Townshiv of Faraday, 1"“"“'“'":'; wide open, I think Cullerton bud | Inteensfion'l &Gt North'n 50, 0 14, 082 HOUSBHOLD GooDs, fok : e Tt — N n chigan Cen a7, raty, Dintng, Room, Loxpects Hralaon o el lim i the | exty luive tieen d anone of the Gaugers1did not pay. 1 never | Mo. Kaunan & Tozas. 1,578 e s, it i, CARPETS. Dealers are invited to bo on hand promptly st Sultes s Tl dociinents thut Congress muy publish on this - o FURNITURE. 1o'clock p. m,, when the sale will be maide. the .l-;nllmux’;luu!.nma m);h&ll”h \\l’dL u]nin‘lo al‘nbju A & yps.\ummsu. SALE OF WOOLENS, £TC. pald hitm uu:nt.mm e gll‘n’:ivn;:t“llll;‘nl«:::r:‘x;l. At11 o'clock CARPETS of all descriptions. SEQD GOTtE & CO., 68 and 70 ¥ aba wbjections. Thousands of dullars luve heen Wedneaday, Juno 14, at the darner of Broome QODDCIANACTRR: 8t Lo AL &1, 1, (bra 58, 020 BEWING MACHINES in grent varicty,” One good TURSDAY, JUNE 13, apent on this work, and it mlzht have been ag- THE COUNTY BUILDING and Green mirets, New York, Mosrs. Hardin mI.L'S. §‘l[}fir and .h;dzu Bradwell teatifled to | Gt [ A (PEARERES) 204,000 276147 | QLEN BUGGY, New York bultd, ’ samphished in dulf 1he oo consumed i earry- ¥ el it %1 | the pood character of the defendant, 'Thelat- | G0 an Ciiy & Northern 347,00 165, 0 e : = —_— Culby & Co., the well-knownauctionrers, will scll | ter created o Laugh by remsrking that he hod e Vi i ng 1t us far as 1t hax gone. But, through that | G, N, folden, Jr., tho butter contra-tor with | ont the superior atack of Messes. Field, Morris, | kitown Callortan Jor bt i Tt bo camtarsy | 'Toledo eorla & Warsaw.. 12 pecullar understanding which exists between the county, had his harn entered early yester- | Fenner & Co. The stock conalsts of 20,000 pleces | tell just how muny yeurs, He hud alao known Total.veeanninnes $1,316,003 s:flu,um Rlves a jet black and loose bricks and contructurs, the work Lus pro- | g, muru?l;u, and is minus n lot of hm‘znj'n, of medium and e woolens, —the entire produce -llul|lx %"'{cf.“ o Wi presciity BUL o coulin’t i ‘ ‘ more © permanent ell just how long, PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALR $5,000 Worth of Dry Gouds, Clothing, Notlons, il Furaishing Goods, White Goods, ‘i'Jnder- greased slowly, and ds weetehedly bad ot the tlon to dute of tho Sulisbury Mifle and Merchants® [o knew huo, however, | CENTRAL PACIFIC SQUARBLE. o iaue an it eyste ;i i i . y N C children'ashoes thin vear, C i . fite, best. ‘Thereseema to be some oceult conneetion l'{I:"’| ‘:“3"“‘:.'3"“‘" ‘,;') fast ;g’mfi'fi:"'”“’"f: Woolen Compony, —comprislng overcoatings, Man- "[‘,‘J.:',‘,:’u:'l:‘:h‘;\{;'mg;d i San Fuancisco, June 9.—Wurranta were fo- any other dremsing, | oer 1,000 Jobs aksort ru(fi]&‘}‘[’]fi!‘fim{:}:hflnglb' between bud work and the modern contractor, | W1tH the County Buard. The probal 4 cow bewvers, Ulster cuatings, fancy and mixed Mr, Ayt'r—[’-rlm{m Lix sermons had a good | Sued to-doy for thearrcat of Leland Stanford Ask for JETTINE, | giock of a country merchinut retiring feom huiees. The lutter Is an honcst appeariug mun, probably | #7¢ that all county supplica will be purcliosed | cassimeres, worsted and fancy-style tlagonal conte because bis work demunds some virtue, anil | v the open market. Ings, al Bnds It In the contrust between ita The candldates for Warden of the Insane | Inge, wtual execution and the excuses found lor its * deranition badoess,” Glvena contract- or and a botehed job, und the results ure futinite effect. [Henewed fuughter.] and E. I. Miller, President and Secretary of the :2;.‘.1;‘3 :::ulhb\‘(’-pc:x; "Fflin JW ‘Yi’;v"n;hlrnx :3ne"-:u.l-n;k~ J'r. J. rauson, u reil-eatato deglor Wlllh}m Central Pacific, ou complaint of J, R, Robinson, | inferforarticle. Sold by Drugglats, Shoe Stores, e o, Eugenlo plaids and ehecks, | Jovee, s DHdspmmt: e Soriyan Har : ! T J Bierloranide, Soid by Droggiats, hoe Storen, e Asylum are multiplylog every day. The clco. | Klove chincbills t a) popular shades, Iadiess and | cdltor of the Areuing Journals . D, Randal s Astastiocl '""uu‘;":{":::i‘éfil’“;f:“,‘;f"g,n‘]‘; 5 rIONIC, 3 ND REUNION AND PICNIC GORE & CO., 04 and 70 Wubash-ar. GEO, I Injunction Removed, = i agbidi children's cloakings, etc., the whole forming the | commisslon merchaut; James Turner, Alaugh- tion occurs Monday, and yesterday Heory Jargest and most ottractive offering of m‘mlv.-n terer und packer, fron Bridgeport; !’"(llnufi‘d! facts in tho casc are that, In the examination of excuses, an exaltation of taxes, snd the employ- | McGurean sppeared nhead. fabrics ever presented In thi Wahl, testitled as to good character, The de- | the hooks of the Company now golng on n the e and on Wedneaday, June 14, at 04 . m., we sent uf wutlicr coutractor 10 patelh up tie | Tl partics fu Jall indleted by tho Tast Grand | e sale coueas ol at l;-x::::)l'm:‘;y. 4 the sale | fensehere untiounced that thelr cuso was closed. | suits brought by Robinson and other stockhold OF tly ]("""'"." of Pythias, ::‘::.-“I'o'a';:Ii:pgl‘;?ln,l!oa‘:rnl“xa"rfllhytr:rtylI:Afiusmlmn elopts ol the firkt. o b 0 uck, and the sales | £t e I e it 4 it e i At Sharpshooters Park, Tuesilay, Juno 13, 1870, But, 60 far un the comtult s concerned, the | 997y will be tried Monday, Tuesday, and Wedd- | are at four monthe'creait, it thes yule S, this Seceetucy, wa sakd to producen eor. | oy Teavitin bt 0 At . e doght . Councll appesrs tu bave taken hold of if, and | tesdav. e Reed will start Thursday for New o ——— anthe stand, aml offercd his evidence i the | conerort o by Stayford So-rgfi.xryrlhx:nfl::u;:l corner of Clinton and” Curroll-ste,, at 0 s, un Jeaterday the Connitteo on Strects and Alleys | Surk, and Sir. Bircl wil tuke s placo tu the WILLISTON SEMINARY, wag of rebuttal. e testiiied to Cullerton’s | the piapcr, bt refused to state s contonte. and, | Jste-bull and other attractious 0 sccomuoiate for the North Divislon puld » vIsit to the by | Court. The Willlston eminary at Basthnmpton, Mass., | chdnge of front fn the Councll, but udduced | belng asked 1 it did not. vontain o statement of and please all who attend. y ) drift. Of the Committee, Ald. Waldo, Lens ‘The Grand Jury disposed of twenty-five jafl | has made au improvement in the organizatlon of { poth ng new or startling. the amounts of money paid to fnfluence Btato BABY CARIRIAGEN, w;h:l"{ and Boscr appearcd, uccomputed by casesyesterday, and to-day expects 1o clear the | fta Facutty, which will udd 1o its high reputation 2. B, SULLER and Congressfonal Irgls tion, dectined to un- it aningi close out tho remalning stock fn uur hands of Id. Rirk, Cleveland, und Rosenberyg, aud Cor- | docket. AL K. "Tuley, one'of the Jurors was a | as & school where the best Engllel and cl Stmonds & Stoddard, Bankrupts. Atoall of the Anest goods made., GEO. P. GORE & CO., 48 and 70 Wabash-a¥, neltus Price, George Chambers, Mr., Morse, Mr. | ittle late, and upon’ belng inforined that th d. Mortimer, City-Engincer Chesbrough, and UK. pennuy\:'u to p?ovlduwn lix of clgars (‘:r :):: :‘:::m:xn Bkl Thompson and Redumond Prindiville, of the | yae of the ury, pald lis fne like s mau, The te Bul“d:.xcl;‘]‘:fluv&mll'thn acty would descend Jury will adjoirn to-day for one week. {’;n ::mm,,, of apecial attalnmenty In thele re. | 41h but never gave him any money, Miller of- | 6f the Company to testify on waterial poluts. t : the shaft at 9 o'clock, bul it iwas 10:30 before | p The Committee on Hospltals of the County | spective departments, via. : Dr. lobest I, Keapas | 1760 10 pay Burroughs,”but tho latter said: it Sy it et o 4 B i “I've made enough out of yoy to make ft 'Y GHT 5 L PROFESSIONAL, ihey areived, und, everithing buiug i reudiuess, | DAL A EOW Tosdy to vecelvc bropasale for fur- | . Srester T tho Clamsical Department, and Mr. | wynon™ e Ui, JUb Of 0 to taaky it L A GENTD FY g Roswell Parlsh ax ' Master In the Eclentiac De- | roughs stuted that Miller wes nosing around | Thencetings of the General Frelght Agents ARD FISTULA positively cured flitg/{beriakeabory st Fhh iy 70 act A6, fl:fit‘fifixf“‘t&i‘;fit Djioee o sdvertae fur bide | pattiment.” Mr. Willistow's princely endowment | Lo gudche Npirits which uppenred to be drawn | 0f the Chicago sud the Bt. Louls railroads lead- PIlESwmwm puln orthe useof knifv, e 0 Whiton, beaidea the usual carps of com- | Ment between him and Burrouglis as the Iatter R.g corporations, ‘The exumination d!;rlnscd at §25, Hend for IH. Cata- lstants, (s 10 be immediately aeconded by Lad referred to. Butroughs Joaned him $100 fn | great unwillingness on the part of the Secretary l.:z::u‘uv I’ix’fifi‘[fiffi??&fifiéfi' Ical | was recalled, thia timo by the Government. e | swer,” Warrunts were- therefure fasued to con- CARRIAGES, 4 wheels, 4,50, Principal, Dr. | testiticd that there never wua any such arrange- | nel its production under the State.code govern- BABY worth 87, up to the tinest made . By JAS. I McNAMARA & CO. 117 Wabash-av., N. W. corner Madlson st 2,000 CASES ¢ ‘! X 5 Dyature, or caustic. A SURE e Chafrman of the Committee, Col.” Cleary, says | —UPWards of §800,000—amply secures the proper | off on the 3d of March were actually drawn off | Ing to Missourd River points, held at the nuatur SSanaLcs , 4 P rim ‘e"’,"‘,'lfim‘;‘f“l‘,’:‘,';V“’:{’;’,",};}“,,{"‘;“{m‘.‘g;, 384 | that every bidder will eceiyd ropes conallesie | developmest of the Seiainary, gu tha 5th, and thue fiald tho 70-vent tax when | Grand Pociilc Hotel yesterday, was o very tame :IExln- et Db i n the went dilfe The contractors seewed to | o und that in the ual Tettlng there will be ————————— they should luve pal The 0-cent lux. bjh’ bad |y tuir, apd nothing of startling vaturo was L 07.8 108 Madixon court lvestisution, - for they . had - dug | BO favoritisn to tndividuals, eie. DO JUSTICE TO NATURE, Jnt dearned s jirota lusprcting the books 10 | oy cted. ANl those present denled that they | = T the Collector’s uflice. boles dn the wasoury In order that | ‘Phe case of Danlel Kellogg, charge 1t 1a an {agratliude to Nature not to preserve and S tud been cuttlng rates, sud consequently {6 was | -~ - oo the' visftars wigt dainn The dnterior withuat | Kecps o pouineboise oo Holra el with ELALL, WARRIMAN B ML IR Lried ool o stroct, oo- | WeP In ablendsd order s good set of teeth, Noth- | yogtiged that hio . recollected Ald. Woodman's | resolved to go on at the old rutes, und malntain ) o scratebing their lauds or dmpalring thels future, | cupled tnost of the time of the Criminul Caure | 198 cun Lo caster. Al that is needed 1s to brush | '€ L 8 At ChanEes it the Uutou—expressed 1o uil Abonlfll’!g boles bad been punchied out, o or- yulcvdn{. The case camo under the quasl- | them briskly wight and moroing with Furitsiog resolution and Cullerton’s voting for it. It | peace if possible. Somo slight dmngu u the !:‘;.":a 10 aud upward at e - AT AUCTION, TGESDAY MORNING, June 13, at 9:30 o'clock ited surprise In bis inind, as be thought Cul- | clussification of freights were made. The Bt d0c per " Addreas |, - All new fresh stock. Must be closed outy . dor that the luspectors might sce how tho busl- | crimiual , and was brought onun appeal | Sorodont, It will make the mouth s perfumed | Jerton wos wn the Mayor's side. Louts men left Chicugo lust eveniug in a buppy JUNTHER, Coufees |- | ueas Lad beea J:‘ s 80d cach partlculag. Lols | Gom the lower Cuurt, where tho ddcudnnl‘ had ) patacs, Buth aldes tien m’xunnccdumme cvidence me. evidently pl?u‘zcd with u.mh- BUCCCS bd chkuu»n' g ‘o JAB, P, McNAMARA & CO., Auctionssih