Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1876, Page 8

) 5 THE CITY. ! GENERAT; NEWS. A vote taken on a traln on the Lake Shora & Michigan Bouthern Raflrond Jast evening was a8 follows: IIayes, 103; Tillen, 52. Mrs. ERon Barry, an clderly lady residing at No. 260 West Polk strect, fell suldenly dead last cvenlng at 6 o'clock, Hedrt-dlsease fs tho snpposed cause. ' Mrn. Hackett Btevenson, of this city, has re celved the honor of being admitted ax o member of the American Medical Assoctation, the most {mportaut body in tho United Btates.” The 'tcmpcmluro yesterday, o8 observed by Manasse, optician, 83 Madison strect (Trisung Dullding), wes, at 8 a._m., 70 degrees; 10 o, n,, %P3 13m., 77; A p. m, 77 8 p. m,, 70 Barome eter, 8 a. m,, 20.20; 8 p. m, 20.23, Tho South Division City Railway Company Mhave been repsiring thelr track along Btate Jstreet from Thirty-first street south, and a difi- tulty arising between the Company and P, M, i@arrity, a saloon-beeper at the comer of Thirty~ Zicst strect yesterday morning gaverite totho gomor that. there was nriot in progress. R. . Nichols, of No. 101 Paulina strect, ‘while riding in n Van Buron street car yesterday norming, allowed his clbow to project from n windaw of thecar, and a truck passing by with 0 heavy counter upon it enopped his armin twnin jnst above the clbow. He waa attended Uy Dr. W, J. Maynard, and takes to his home. Thursday afternoov Denis McCarthy, em- loyed In cleaning sewers at the corner of Au- urn and Thiety-fifth steeets, was aunstruck, and dled olmaat instantly. Deccased was 3] years of age, and Jeaves a wife and four children @t No, 177 Sholto strect, The Coroner held nn nqueat yesterday, and returned a verdiet in ace- cordance with the facts, Kate Conley, a native of Racine, Wia,, died receutly nt o flouse on the corner of Firty-fifth and State atreete. Tho attending physiclan, pro- nounced the vause of death to be * nmrotlsm," and in consequence of a misunderstanding ns to what that word means, the body will todny be exhmmned and submitted to an inguest under the supervislon of Coroner Dletzsch. The celebrated thoroughbred trotter owned by John B. Lyon, and purchused at the onor- mous figure of #1925, incuding harness, ran away yesterday. ‘The damnge was luconsidera- Dle, and no lives were lost, though for a thne the situation of affalrs was in the highest degree alanming. At last acconnte owner and horse were doing a8 well aa could be expected, as they always do, Aun unknown man, while walking along tho 1rack at Washington Helglits last evening, was overtaken and run over by a freleht trailn, and ro Dadly injured that_he died within an hour, A Justfl-c at Morgan Park held the inquiest, bat was unable to ascertain the deceased’s mume, Iic was apparently a German of 75 years of age, and had nothing on his person savo the follow- {ng note: “.\lr.'sxmflur., please give this man 50 cents’ worth of beer.” An ftem appeared in T TRIBURE of a few days ngto to the elfect that Andre Matteson, of the Times, was building a house and had neg- Jected to take out a permit from tho Superin. tendent of DBulldings for the same, a8 sucha permit would cost a few doliars, cte., ete. It now appears that the informativn given to the writer of the Item was incorrect, Mr, Matteson 48 not bullding, and Lbas no building permit to take out. George Brock, restding at No. 40 Henry etrect, while attempting to board a Bluo Istand avenue car going west at 5:20 last evening, in front of McVicker's ‘theatre, wos struck by Mudison strect ear No. 210 golng cast, and was badly bruised about the face and hend. Hewas attended by Dr. Purdy, who s of the opinlon that his injuries are quite scrious. lHeis'a enr- penter by trade, 55 years of age, and has o wife und eevéral chlidrén, Recently lic was in tho employ of Willlain Bates, a carpenter on Ad- oms strect, Otto Rosenberg, a boy 18 years of are, was drowned in_the Water-Works ™ basin ’nmndnr\' cvenlng. Ho had gono in to swim, notwith- standing it was ngainst the rules, Another boy, Dudlcy Winston, saw deceased aLrugzllng in the water, but wns too far away to render any, as- slstance. A ncgro was near Rosenberg whift ho was kicking about, but eat still and saw him drown without trylng to rescue him, The body ‘was recovered by Danlel Fuller, an employe of the Water-Works, shortly after the occurrence, ENDOWED LAY IRIZES. At a reeent meeting of the Boarnl of Mannge- ment of the Union College of Law, n col- munieation was recetved from Callaghan & Co., proposing to permancntly endow “an annua prize of §100 to such member of the graduat- ng class of cach yéar us shoull be found by an’ fmpartial comimittee of attorneys to have ottalned the highest profglency in"his legal . studics. The letter accompanying the éxmposnl stated that the donors, were attracted by the past success and future ‘meise of the Collegs to believé that it would speedily become the Iargest {n the country, and would aid in rendering the City of Chicago what they greatly “hoped to” seo it, the head-centre of the country, The offer was nccepted with thanks by the Board, nnd s reeolution adopted that the Callaghan Prize be published as one of the regular annual prizes of the Col- lege. Tite Horton Prize of §50 for the best brief or essay on some legal topie, which was awarded for the first time at the lust Commenee ment,cilled forth from the students many high- 1y meritorious cflorts, though aunnounced foo late in the year to admit of full preparation for the contest, The Callnghan Prize willl add zcst 1o the examinations of the coming college year, aud will stimulate the «lasses to their utmost sorts. Twa other prizes are under consldera- 2, ona of which wil) probnb]i' he s prize of for oratory, and the other of $50 for high- set excellence Tu study in the Junfor r.'mel.~ WHISKY, ALD. CULLERTON. - Tn accordance with the arrangement between Judges Bangs and Leflingwell, mado Thursday, Ald. Cullerton was called up before the Circuit . Court yesterdsy afternoon for sentence. Quite a large unumber of the friends of the defendant were present. At lalf-past 2 Mr. Cullerton and lis counscl mmade thelr apoearance, followed a few seconds afterwards by Assistant District Attorney Burke. The tHo took seats, awl patiemtly awalted the reading of some dull and dreary af~ fidavits In an adinfralty case, which was then under hearfng. At the conclusion of the elocu- tionary cfforts of the admiralty gentlemen, Mr, Burke arose, and safd: i3y it please the Court, My, E, F. Cullerton, case 217, is In court for sentence, + The Court=-Mr, Cullerton will please como . forwanl. 3r. Cullerton nimbly responded to the fntro- durtion, and the Court proceeded: You were tried und found guilty ononecount. A motlon for anew trial” and also for an arrest of judgment was mude and over- ruled. The Dlstrict Attorney has represented to me that iu your cuse you siould be awarded minlmum punishment, and this recommenda- ton Is in accordance with my own views, Tue svunt on which you were couvicied alleges mere veglizenwe while you were performing the du- tiesola United States Gauger, ‘The law pre- scribea the sutne punisbrient for this neglizence that it does for willfut fraud, The lowest pen- alty presceribed by the law is a tine of §1,000 and - fmprisonment for Alx pionths, Thcrcfon;, th sentence of tnis Court §s that you pay a tine of 1,000, be imprironed in the County Jall for six - months, sud pay the costs of this trial, Judpe Lenipgwell—Muy it please the Court, 1 move for o &tay of exceution uwtll an opportu- nity can be had to appesl for executive clem- €ncy. "ch Court~That sccms just, and is In . accordance with the views of the District Avtor- ney, glr. Borke—11 the Court pleasc, I would sug- gest that ten dayw* tise be glven, The Court—l donot think that much can be cacomplishied fu ten days. 18 scens to me to be o0 sburt a thne, J]A\l];u Lettingwell—T would suggest thirty d.nan. 'he Court—I will order that the executl < sentence fn the case of E, F. C i . Cullerton be sus- rmded!ux Lwenty daye, or until such time g2 Lie Court may call, uud that the defendant en- { sr luto new suretics fn the sum of $5,000, Ex-Ald. Woodmun, who was prescnt, held s surried conversation with the defendeat, and 1t the court. Inu few minutes be returned aith Maf. Brockwasy, Tow Breuau, Al Lod- iing. and Abe Bullivan, all of whom took the asual osth of ualificatlun and wera wecepted. A petition will be placed fn dreutation to-day for sigratoges, u=king the President to extend Exccutive elemency to the Alderman from the stxth, It Is undenstoed that it sill recelve tho signatures of wany promineat Goveruwent of- cinla. ' AlL Cullerton subsequently visited the It Apustles™ over {he Rhb b} ‘whom bie was “eor “? received, sud all edpressod » wish that e would suoceed fu getting a pardon, and thus ;-;«“T‘pa ;n coforced residence in thy County BRIDGES HEAED FROM. We. lpatog roecived the folowiog letter yes- et terday from Deputy Bu(‘n‘n'laor Brlidges, who Ia now rustleating away down In Lower Canada: Cacouxa, CANADA, July 13, 1870.—A, €, MHes- ing—Drat’ Sz 1 havo fust recetved & copy ot Tiik Cit10400 TrIBuNT, dated Bunday, July 2, 1870, In which yon are reported as having safd on sAw mo when you were In Canada, and that tlrligea) *¢fold mo how much he hnd rect from Rehm.™ You say, or arereported as ..{m 3 that 1 told yon that **Rehm once gave hiwm" [me) $500 to pay on bis [m{ houme un Calumet avenne, and $100 when he (1] was going to New Yorkta see hiy [m | mother. ek was ten dylng." 17 you will rccalf he conversation ‘yml had with rae nl the tine refersed to, yon will remember that Isald that Itchm foaned tie $500 Lo make n payment on & honse and lot 1 had purchased on Pritiele, not ** Cahnmet,** avenue, and that I pald him the motey « few months after, and that nwre than & year Inter [ borrowed of him $100 tn provide larlnfi::pcn-u 1 might Incur in New York, whera 1 hiad hec mummoned by & dying mother, nd that shortiy after my retuen I retirned him the nlnnri‘, The :ulemzn{ of the kmonnt of moncy placed in Rehn's hands, and the result of the investment, 1s correct, As I an satiafled you do not wish to dome nn in- f"ry' 1 have called’your attention to the published nterviow, Yon make me acknowledgoe the receipt of $1,200from Hehi, —$000 o8 & giftand $000 ns the product of a specnlation, —wherons the siato- ment 1 made to you, and which Is_repeated aboye, In materlally diderent, Trusting you will have thu correction made, in justice tome, 1_remain, sery reapectiully, T T, Buwors. J0NAR BANGY will arrive in Washington ihis morning, whith- er he hias been sumnioned by Attorney-Ueneenl Taft for consultation on ‘matters connceted with the Chicago whisky cases, Some tiue ago Leonord Sweil went 10 Washington i the fu- terost of the first Dbatch "to open ne- gotlations looking to the rcleusa of sl thelr property, = which was scized by the Government, and subsequently bonded vut, The irst bateh " clalm that when the $*squealed” they were prumised by Col Matthewa and otlier local oflictals that thelr property should not be forfelted, Cal. Matthews nas retired from oflice, Gen, Webster is dead, aud theru fa a hitch, which Mr, Bweot s trying to remove. Henee the demand for Judge Bangs prescuce, A lutter was recelved from Col. Juessen yea- terday morning, statlog that ho had had i in- tecylew with tha Atturney-Uenernl Wedneaday last, {n behalf of the tluu’icn and Storckeepers whohad pleaded gullty. 'Thie Attorney-Usnieral informed Mr. Jucsscin that he had sent for Judge Bangs, and on tha errival of that gentic~ mmt‘l the subject would be taken under consid- uratlon, Junker fs fn_Washington endeavoring, with the ald of Col. Jucssen, to sceure tho release vf the 20,000 surplus gmllons of wiues fn tho rectls fying honse ox Noclle, Junker & Co., which the oflicials Liere think should pay the tax, Junker send s word that the fudicatious for his success nrg favorable, Nolntelligence was recelved yesterday from Storrs, The exlles do not nxlpcw anything for 2 dny or twoj ns they thivk that the question of their oardon will be submltted to_Judge Bangs before any actlon is taken by the Exccutives TIE POLICE. TIOW TO RETRENCH. The demaud made by the Finance Committeo that the expenses of the police force becut down 40 per cont has caused the canvass of several Drojects to tlint end, most prominent among them belug that of Ald. McAuley, Chairman of tho Committee on Pollee, His views have Deen embodled in an ordinance which will be submitted tothe Council at fts next meeting, The maln features are the fol- lowing: Tocut down the pay of the Superin- tendent from $3,500 to $3,000; that of the Assistant Superintendent from $2,600 to $2,000; that of the Captalns from §1,500 to £1,500, and that of the Sergeants from $1,500 to £1,200, Besides thie, the plan proposes to cut down the number of Captalns from four to three, and to lessen the number of patrolmen by discharging cighty-five men, so 43 to leave the number at 450 stead of 635, us now. Even this, Mr. McAuley says, will not be cnough, ana it Is therefgre llkely that he will rescnt an amendment fo get thee dumber down 0400, This force will, if tho erdinance rp:sn-n, be divided [nto two cdlasscs, thy firat of which receive §550 and the Aemmi $750 per year. A reporter yesterdsy asked the "Alderman severnl questions nbout Bis plan, and reccived the following additional information: The reason for establishing the two classes and the qualitications which™ will scparate them witl be tho quality of "work done and the length of " service. There are now a considerable number of men in the force whose duties aro light, and who should not recclve for thetn the ful pn'y of active pa- trolmen. When' usked how ho: proposed to make 400 men do the work of 533, tne Alder man sald that, a8 far ns possible, he would liave tho men on duty ot uight, and lessen tho day force. Ho thought that the sclection of the mien wito wers to be discharged should be left to-the head of the police, ns that oflicer knew more about the character of thomenthan any ‘one elec dik. - The Alderman was contident that 400 first-class men could dons much serv- ice s the whole of the present forve, nnd the cutting down proposed would save the city 40 per cent of the whole expenditure of the de- partment, COMPANY E. ’ SOME UNPUBLISUED CONRESPONDENCE, In Tug Trisuse of yesteruay there appeared a dispatch from Springfield giving o challenge from Company E of the First Reglinent to the Governor's Guards and the Jatter Company's reply. From these two documents It was made to sppear that the Chicago company werg nsk- ing something move than was just in thelr prop- osition, and to combat that flea the officers of Company E have sent certain letters to this offfice with a request for thelr publication. The first 18 o private note which accompnnied the ylallenge, 1t suggested thad the holding of the contest in Chicago would be tinancially prollta- ble to_both sldes. The contest shoulit pe held {n the Expoeltion Buildiug, aud be uccompanied Ly a promenade concert. To thls letter the oflicer in command of {lie Qovernor's Guard replied July 14, privately, that It was in his opinlon doubttul whether the enterprise would succced durjug hot weather, aud that the terms of the challenge were not hulmrl!nl, since the company hiad to travel 180 miles, und If it won it got nothing. To lmpress their views on the gentlemen from Springifeld, the Committce then replicd July 17 a3 follow Cittcaca, July 17,1870, —Yours of the 14th Inst, duly received ‘and contents noted, Judging that your letter culled for a reply anda further explanu - tlun of points that you do 1iot uuderatand, we swer, Inour sending tho challenge, we were une- der the lnprersion that we would be obliced to o #o for the llay, supposing that was offered for the beat drilled compuny, and eslnco that time your command has licen Jooked upon in that Lpht, Now we will get aslds the fag, it it is your wish, and drill for the championship uf the Stite, What we wanted was an acceptance of same, leaving tine gnd place an after conrldeeation, Our men- tloninz ubout the coutest taking place on or before the oth of Aupgust was, that tho Exposition iutlding would " be occcupied from Sept, to tho middle of October, and, even then, the booths, mnchinery, etc., would have te be removed, Lhereby im'urrlx:f conslderable expense, But. agolu, as for time and placo e vl leave thai Lpen. Agzaln, you remark, What inducements huve weto cume to Chicago? We wonld recommend that be lcft wholly "with the two Cummlttecs, surely, it would not pn! thie expense of u company o o to Springtield, knd of tue two places do you not think this the beaty Allow us to sugzest, If azreoable, after the chal- lenge has been uccepted, that the two Commitiees mect At eome point agreed upon, and canvass the matier inall its lights, A mucn belter underalard- ing can be arrived at, mutual 1o Loth, than by auy snount of correspouding, From these documents 1t cleasly appears that there was no groutu for the slurs sought ta Lo cast on Compang E, aud thelr proposition seems o fair oue enough when consldered o the light of al) the facts, —— "TIE CITY-ITALL, ‘Water-rents yesterday were £2,135, The Council Committee on Raliroads Is called for Monday st 2 p. nu., i the City Clerk's oftice. The recelpts from Mcenscs yesterday were about §2,700, and Ofty saloon lcenscs wers Issued, The Countll Committce on Schools fs called for this sfternoon at 3 o'clock, fn the Clty Clerk's office. utlding or ouiing R SR i irds oy, b I i safe and a Sretrap, The Plopuhr Lunnhwhh:h ‘letml to be rather a;mp‘ufil prosent, was l?ucued yestenlay The Bourd of Pabllc Works yesterday lisucd an efllimne {::'r ‘!.Eo.qil‘ 4 l& l'bulu-lnl lflwdog)m hm} @ contract with the ¢ urnish tons coul, ‘The estimate Il’u flualone, 3 The Corporatiun Counsel and his assfstant, Fraucis Adams, will appear for the clty in the «lty, county, and Blate tax cases, which come up Slundav lu the County Court. City-Attorney Tutlill s preparing tho papers reparatory to a sult agsinst the Londsmen of f)ua O'Ilars to w;ove.x!‘, 1he $062,000 which Dun {s uuable to get from the Hibernlan Bauk, where 1t was deposited while ho was the City Treasur- er, The bondsmen are Juseph O, Rutter, B, G. Guulficld, Jobn M-\ig, Joln Alton, Jobu 'THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY - - a——————— Dnd Johin V. Clarke, McCaflrey, John C. Haines i Forsy baugh, and. Clarle John Foraythe, W. F. Cool Lipe. Mayor Ileath yesterday began his attack npon tho aitids avctioneers by revoking the license ot one MeDennott, who his done business at 230 Randolph street. Superlntendent Hickey rec- omincuds that the license of n man named Von Pelzer ho tukan awny for the aame misdemean- ors that McDermott was gullty of, and the Mayor will conaider it Mayor Heath yesjerday attachied his signature to the ordinance reorganizing the Health De. Enrtmmul, il unumpmnllv Is now in forco, o there s [n reality’ no Health Depnriment thongh Dr, McVickar is still acting as the hea of that braueh of the City UGovermnent, The ordinance requires that thie Mayor shnll lp?olm. the head ofllcer or ¢ Commissioner of Health,” who appoints lia underlings, Mayor Ieath has not yet appolnted anybody, but will send in a name to the Counell at the_meotin, Monday afternoon, The appoiutes will probably e Dr. McVickar, TFire-Marshal Benner I, in accordanco with n Iste resolution of Ald, Kirk which was passed by the Counell, proparing a report of tho honses bttt in vlolation of the butki{ng and flro ordl- nances, It has been tho plan of tha Fire Department to take notlco of all the violations, and to report tha samo to Bullding Inspector Balley, who, It Is said, paya no attention to the reporta. Bafloy snya that fio cannot pay attentlon to every litle” violation 1tke the building of a shed, beeause ho has onl ten men, and to keep watch of all the sheds which are put up would require at least 100 men in his departinent, Commissionars Thompson and Prindivitle, of the Hoard of Public Works, yesterday pald o vislt to the glue-factory of Commissioner Louls Wahl to Inspect the workings of & patent fucl- gavor which is Iu use in that cstablishment, ‘There has been some attention pald of late by thie Committee on Flre and Water and by the Board of Publle Works to the introduction of one of the fucl-savers or smoke-burners fnto the Water-Works, and thero have been severnl patentees clamorous to have thelr Inventions adopted. Such a step will pruhnhlr bo taken when it {a dectded which patent would be most benetlelal to the clty fn point of economy. Conunissloner Wahl has spoken in ligh terms of the one which ho las ndopted. Tiie Bogrd also paid o vislt yesterday to the West Side Pamping-Works, Corporatton-Counsel Anthony had not yester- day finished the opipjon upon “the right of tho Council toorder that half the street-lamps should be extinguished. 1e will probably give it to the Mayor to-day, aud then Mr. Heath will have made up his mhid as to whether ho will veto tho ordinance or wot. Persoually, tho Mayor re- garda tho measure with disfavar, and hoa sald that he should probably veto it. Though Mr, Anthony was unwilling to state what the voint of s opinlon would be, he anid that he had no doubt but that the ordlnance would be vetoed, The feeling of a great many who express thelr tileas at the Clly-‘ilnu is that the plan_would be anjust aml unreasonable. One of the Alder~ men, In speaking of the gas question yesterday, sald’ thst the city bad just so much money for s, ~and that it would Tnat ut half through the ust rcmnlm?ur of ihe tiacal year nt the prosent rate of consuption. Tle tse of three-foot birners would not nake o sulliclent diminution of ex- penscs, and sgomething else must bo done. To shut off half the lunps would just about fix the thing right, but he held that such on actjon wottld be unlawful and partial, Thereforo he was in fuvor of shuttine off the goa altogether, for abaut thirty days. » And? sald he, “then you would sec these gas manopolists com(nfi arotnd with fns tor ubout $1.75 & 1,000 fect, Tt Is sald that the recent visits of Billings and Watkins, the gus men, to the City-lall, were to find out how sinall a reduction they could make and manage to keep the good-will of the Coun- cil and the city oflivials. An announcement that they have declded to reduce the price of tho fllnminating substance 13 expected by somo’ of tho clty ofliclals. THE COUNTY BUILDING. Yesterday was nrrnl'gnmene dag In the Crim- {nal Court. The Gleeson quio warrento case will be argued before Judge Rogers this morning. The case covers enough paper to (1 a bushel bag, Pho Finance Committeo of the County Board yesterday sall five bonds, to tho amount of 2100,000, Ald. Adrich belng tho purchaser, at 108. The Jotnt Committec on Hospitals and Public Charitles will mcet Tucadny, to examine the Dlds for furnishing tho county supplics for the Yyear. - Aud now It appears that anothior employo at the County Ifospital 1s fond of “0ld Crow;" lience lie 18 to b relleved. e fs a driver by oc- cupation. The Committee on Equalization continued its sesslon yesterday to hear complnints about the Inte assessment.” Quite a number dropped In to satlafy thelr curiosity, but the complaints wero wery fow, Commisaloner Carroll has come out squarcly for Hayea and Wheeler, aud proposes to support them ait tho volls this fall. 1o has tried hard to swallow Tilden, but the dosc proved too nause- ating. The next stone expedition by the junketing Commissioners will he to the lake Superior quarries, They expect to start the 2d of August on the steamer Peerless, The trip will be a pleasant one, and nevessarily expensive to the stone men. The Joint Committee on Public Buildings and Pablic Service gave Harms another over- bauling yesterday about Court-House mat- tera. hio contractor had put In a bl for estra work, or wauted to, which was #o large ‘that he refused toname the amount, —Thoarchitect had also been fleuring on the extras, and thought the work done was worth $2),850,01—an amount unsatisfactory to the Granger, The two quar- reled for an lionr or more, snd the Commitien listened patiently. Duriug the quagrel, b eame out that the Granger was fu distress; that the man who hal been furnishing him stone had refused hlm any more until he poald hlm $1,000; and further along it appeared thut the stons man aforesald would not ho able to quarry any more stone untll he pald his men. The mdeting was very interesting na long as the quarrel was anjmated, but it resulted fu” nothing, CRIMINAL, Martin Mullen, the burglar who robbded the realdence of Philllp Lauer, No. 383 South May street, was yesterday held fu 32,000 ball to tho Criminal Court, Snealk-thleves yesterday purlolned a valuable harness from J. J. Glesuer, of No, 261 Washing- ton strect, and eome clothlug from Bumuel Harrls, of No. 4 Lind Bock. Justico Summerileld yesterday sent two nota- billtes In the vagrant peerage to the House of Correetlon for sixty days cach, ' Thefe names ure Charles El, Foster and Willlam H. Malone, Late last night Miciacl Madden, who was shot Thursiday noon by Martin Olas, was pro- gressing fincly, and somo nopes are now enters tflfilud fur bils recovery, Olas s hicld witHout il John Martin entered the residence of W, J, Johnsan, No. 400 Michizan avenue, and gobbled up about $100 worth of clothing, for which he was yesterday sent to tho Crlminal Court un- der €500 balt by Justice Sunmerdield, Charles Stein, who obtalued $600 worth of sitk from Ficld, Lelter & Co. ugon falss pretenscs, was vesterday held fn $1,500 vail'to the Crimfual Court. 1 "nccomplices, Jacob Juckson and Jacob Levl, were also held in $1,000 each., Alex Cummings traded s wagcfi and soime haruess to E. B, Draper for, a wetch, Then Cuwnmings eame to the coucluelon that the woteh was siide, and had Draper orrested for obtalufug propeity under false pretenses, but Lo was discharged yesterday by Justice Foote, John Casty, snothicr unsatlsfactory Consta- Tie, was yesterday arrested on wmfinlm that sct forth’that Cudey had sold alot of pickles which he had gotten on an_attachment notice, and that out of the $100 realized from tho samy he bad pocketed $30. 'Tho case was postponed il next weok by Justice Haines, The case of Amy Adams, charged with steal- Ing a gold watch and some other articles from 3rs, Bennett, an fumato of the Bryunt Block, was yesterday contlnued by Justics Summer- fleld’in $500 bell. In tho meantivio the light. ngered Amy s imprisoued on susplclon of el impllcated {n ‘several other jobs of the sutne gature, & ‘Thomus Iloyne, a clerk In J. V. Farwell's dr! gonds nouse, while walking homewards at 1{ u'clock Thursday evening, was assaultod on the corner of Hurrison and’ Centre avenue, and robbed of & gold watch and chsin valued at 8125 and some $20 In caeb. They muat have mistaken him for the whilom Mayor of the city; hiefs only & nephew of that geutleman, Tibe Roscutbal robbery and rapo case was be- fore Justice Beully yésterday morulng, and sgaln took another ‘digression. By request the case Wus again continued, aud fust as the par- Hes were lewvlog W court-room Maurive Raffsky atruck Roacntbial scvaral times in the face. Both were taken down-stairs and locked un for disorderly conduct, Perhiaps by the cua of thelr tribulationa they will find oitt that Iaw 18 & trado where the Jawyer gets all the “f"'"’"" and leavea the cllont to pay for them and enjoy only the shells, Jamena Cather, aling Johu Crummy, tho burglar who was coptured in Ald, Van Oadel's hotae, and who was subsequently held to the Crlmlunl Court In $3,000 ball, proves to haye heenalmost o celabratod thiet as the great James Barrun, whom ho greatly resembles in his manter of 'mrk(nq. 8ince his tnearceration In the County 18 Jall he Tas squenled to Detective Hogan con- cerning the whereahouts of — nearl; §3.000° worth ot stolen property, snd clalms o hql able to locate at least §20,000 wortl of atolen goods ol varlois kinds. XEyery ono of his squeals have thus far proved correct, and Detectlye Hogan 18 dally adding to & atorchonse of goods in the Madlson Street Statlon, Thus far” there has heen re- covored $400 worth of crockery stalen from A, Plck, cornet of Randolph and Franklin streets; elght fron eolumus stolen from Mendel’s new .block on tho corner of Btato and Ilarrisun sireots, which were sold by Cathicr to o Weat Rmululrh street contracting muson; two large chandoliers and aevernl crates of Froneh gglaske ware, several large stoves, carpets, and other goods In large abundance, 11{s manner of work- ing conld not fall to resull in suceess, and be- aldes hie was backed up by rome vory proninent individuals whose nanies will !llufl.fi appear fn nretltlon for hia release, which Is to Ye Pul‘lfllnl- cd to the Governor. Charles Boershaar, of Lower Batem, O., got hiore on the 10th of this month and found (he object of Iis search, John Ready, who hias done busineas under tho namo of Jofin Ready & Co, No. 160 Van Buren streot, whom Hoershaar Tad arrested on achargy of swindling. Detectivo Flanfgan arrested the mau nnd took him hefore Summerfleld, from _ where ha took o change ot venue to Justlee Foote, The trinl eamne off ycslrn]hi’ afternooy, and the plaintir awora that about Inst April he received a cirens Ilar from Ready & Co, No. 169 Van Buren sfreet, dealers” in leather, calf-skins, boats, shacs, cte., soliciting consignments, Some let- oy ters passod between the ‘two, and Boershnar sent the firm, during April and Mn{. enlf-skins to tho valne of £345.° In payment Ready & Co. had gent to hin short-thue notes, ” which, havlog natured, were sent to Chleaga for collection, " but were returnod un- pafd, Ile had como_ to Chicago and ound ready at 150 Van Buren strect, nnd ap- parently eager to settle the note dlllkuhy. The pair started for the bank to get the money, Un he way they stopped in the Tivoll, and there Rendy disa) . Heneo the arrest ns above, narrated, Hocrshaar's visit to Ready's place of business revealed tle fact that business must have cleaned the store out, or clse there waa something wrong, for licrs wera .a few dusty slioc-boxes, thera a calf-skin, and tomowhere clse n einglo roll of leather, which fmpressed him with the idea that Ready was_ a fraud, Ready protested his innocencd, and clalmed that all yeaa right, but he coull not -satisfac torily explain all tho clrcumstunces, and Justico Taute came to the concluston that the Criminal Court would be 2 gooil [Plnva for the prisoner to show his innocenee, and thither he was bound- et Falling to find any one to go un his bund for $500, Lo was commltted to jall, 3 aseriindy ANNOUNCEMENTS, Dr. E. P, Goodwin couducts the Sunday- school Teachers' mecting to-lay noon at Fare well Hall, The creditors of the Cook County Saw Hn:nlk ':r{l‘! mkt-let .\huuy]ui'l ll‘llghb nt flix s‘:'xu:‘lzl!- navial orkingman’s Ial coroer street and Chlv’f’xgu uvcnuc.' SorRen oL Hulatad The Michigan Avenue Baptist Church and ‘Sunday-school Ph:nh: and_steambont excursion to Evanston will be Tucsday, July 25, by stoamer Dunbar, which leaves TwWenty<iccond street bridgo at 9 n. m, and Stata strcet bridgo at, 9:80 ;;. gmsl fi’:fi'l’é’{'fi r“lp to{fihusmeos] mun,n leay- U A g idpry al e . Leave B ton at 5:80 p. m. h‘fity cen{a round lrl;?. o e, SUBURBAN. RYVANSTON. Tho dedieatton of tha new Preshyterian Church will occur Sunday, Sermon in the morne Ing by Dr. Arthur Mitclicll, and n the eyening by Dr. J. AMovro Glbson. ILLINOIS. Special Dispatch to The Tridune, Srrixariziy, July 3L.—The crop reports for tho month of July, made to the Secrctary of the State Board of Agriculture, liave boen tabe wiated, and will bo fssucd to-day. About 850 reports have Leen recolved from nincty-five counties in the State. They show that.tha corn crop In the best corn-growing couuties is fully up to tho average, and in & number of cases from 5 to 25 per cont above the average, Of winter wheat there will be probably 20 per cent less thau an average. Spring wheat {8 not so good. " Rye, barley, flax, cotton, tobacco, castor beans, Irish potatoes, and swect potatoes nra generally full erops. In some localltics npples promise a fair crop, whilo the peach crop will bo quita small, Of pears there witl be n moderate- 1y good yleld. The yield of grapea promises to be unusunlly large. Nlnety-three countles report on corn, making an average In the Btate of 70. Randulph reports the highest, 120, and Kankakeo the Jow- est, 25, Blxty-slx countles report on winter wheat, giving an average of 7. Fifteen countics re- rurt 101, Sangumon County reports, 125, the highest In tho list, ¥ ‘orty-tight countles report on spring wheat, giving an average of 57, Only four countles re- vort 100, Thirteen report less than 50, Ninots-five countles rcImrt. on oats, twenty- six of which report 100 to 135, Tourteen report 70 and Iers, and Jursey, the lowest, Ninety-four counties report on Iri givmf an nverage of 04, port 100 to 1%5. Ecventy-clght countles report on sweet pota- tocs, giving an average of §12, Thirty-uius re- port 100to 125, and Marfon reports the Jowest, £5, Ninety-five countics report on meadows, giv- ln% an average of 107, 1 grapes, ninety countles report an avernge of 01, Fifty-three countles report from 100 to 125 the latier figure being reuched by Sangu- mon plono, reports 45, ¥ h potataes, ifty-one countles re- e NEBRASKA. < Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribune. Lixcoun, Neb., duly 2L.~The State Journal to-morrow wlll publish carcfully collected re- ports from nearly all the caunties in the Btate onthe crops. The reports indicate the fincst prospects of all kinds of crops ever known In Nebraska. Wleat, barley, and oats are now be- Ings cut, and tho greater portion will be finiskicd this week. Wheat Is fur above the average, in soing focalities promising us hizh ns thirty-five bushels per acre. Vhe straw s short, but very ]»lumu and, well filled. The acreage 1s mugl urgger than “cver known. Oats arc slmply fm- inctise, and thero will be enough of this grain _to supply the Stats fen times pyer. Barley Is flnd, belng nicely bleache ed. The first load came fnto * muarket Monday—a very fine spechuen. Corn fa ) and 7 fect bigh, ond tasacled out In some places, ‘The prospuct could not be better, und visitors from tho East arc cathusfastle over the cory prospect. Busluess is lmproving under good E{a:'pecu. and the generl feeling Is the very c GRASSIIOP ALTITUDILUM, Epeclal Dispaich o The Tridune, 8ioux Ciry, o, July 2L—Reports from Southern Dakota to-day state thuat clouds of grasshoppers are flylug over Yankton County in a northwesterly direction, But few have alighted, Nodumage in thut vicluity Is anticl- pated. K : ———— e . COTTON MARKET: Naw Oruzans, July 21—-Cotion dy and un. changed; sales, 400 bales; roielpts, net, K1y grosy, 838 uw!m to river, 8; stock, 53,0144 week's“sales, 20J; recalpty. mot. 213y gross, 2.0151 e L Tivernout. 1io; o New Vorks basts river o o o Nxw OuEaxs, July 23, =Collun unclanyeds mids S oy b SR Lot L1 e S ogne B i July i Cotton qulaty mitdlings iiafe, atock, 158 baless weekly net reculpia, 218 | gross, - o) I3ports coastwise, 379 saies, 137, Cuantesras, Jily 21,~Cotton quiet; middlings, 1icy stcke pdlg Ualdsy weekly not recelpls, s44; Cxporis , H20; aales, 430 Cunatin ——— $0ZODONT. All dentfrices had thelr drawbaeks untll tho salu brious bark of tha sozp treo wae brought feom the Chillan valleys to verfect tho fragrant Sozadont, tho most wholesomie, retiable, and dolightful article for tho teeth that a brush was ever dipped luto. e —— THE ROOT & SONS, ‘The Boot & Bons Music Company offer apocal induccments (o buyers at wholesalo and retail, of sheet musie, music books, viollns, gultars. and all kinda of musleal {pstruments, Goneral ageuta for the Btandard organ and Steck plane. Quallty Saaisateeds 150 Btate atreet 3 1876~TWELVE PAGE WASIHINGTON. The Softs Try Once More to Spring Their Pet Measure on the Houss, But the Inrds Again Checkmato Them by Adjournments The I'mpeachment Trial Again Postponed Till Monday. An Army of Friends of tho Whisky Cone viets Sucing for I'ardons. Tho Timo of the Bonate Prinoipally Davoted to Stump-Spesohos, VAIN TRICKS, SUCH AB THE INFLATIONISTS AKR RESORTING TO. Special Dlepaleh fo The Tridune, Wisninaton, . C,y July 21,—The real rea« #on of the early adjournment of the Iouse to- day is an excellent fidication of the conditfon of affairs among tho Demacrats, Bland, of Mis« sourl, had bill providing that the Government aliould ‘exchange legul-terder notes for bullion deposited. Somo of the antl-repeal Domocrats oacertained §n advance that a move lind boon de- cided upop by those working for the repeal of the Resumption act by which they oxpected to accure a direct voto in a form whero a majority conld control the guestion, The plan was to get Bland’s bill veféro the House, and then, un- der the ruling of Speaker Saylor that such amendment “wonld bo germmaue, offer ono r {mlhux the Resumption met. A point belng reached to<lay when Bland might have suvceoded fn bringing his bill forward, s motion to adjourn was earrled by the hard-money Deme uerats, alded by the Republivans, Under tho wgrreement yosierday, to adjourn frem to-day over till Moiiday, this carrles tho contest for- ward tillj Tuesduy, as nu nction can bo had on Monday * exeeft” by two-thirds, and bofore Bland's bill ean now be reached 1t will probably lose fts place, Meontime the ‘Tllden inembers oro worklug iard agalust the repeslers, watch- lug their ¢very movo industriously, und exert- l‘v‘uf themselves to checkmate ot tn all direo- ons, i IMPEACIIMENT, TIE PROBAIILITIES, Spectul Dixpatch to The Tribuna, Wasnixaron, D, C,y July 21.—Judge Black, Belkoap's senior counacl, 19 reported in to-day’s rceord as having sall yestorday, when asked by a Benator whether Mr. Carpenter would appear to-day: I think he will bo hero then, He is wvery sick now, but It~ Is & sort of sickness that lic Is very likely to recover from by to-morrow morning.” Manager McMalion had also to make un npology for tha absonce of Manager Lapham, wiio, ho Plnlnlll’ely remarked, * went huing ludisposed,” To-day ucither of these, legal {zemlcmun appeared, aud it was cunse- . quently necessary to pustpone the impeachment telal until Monday, “This lehlln ip of the evideneo aud arguments with Jegdslative busl- ness and political harangues takes away all ju- dlelal digaity from the trigl. Now that thoar- guments of the inanagers uud counsel are to oo cupy two If not three days of next weok, It is doubtiul whether the Dnal verdict will bo reach- e durlng the presont month, A number of the nine and twenty Senantors who voted that the Benate had no Juriadiction now decline to vote that Belknap is gullty, taking tho ground that they have declred that they have no right to try Wi, At any rate, if the Senatora once be- &in to discuss thie reasons for the verdict, either with opon or clused doors, sume days must nece casarily bo consumed. NOTES AND NEWS. THE WHISKY'S CONVICTS, 8pecial Dipatch to The Triduns, Wasiuxeroy, D. C., July 31.—The report so widely elrculated tolay of Avary's pardon Is at least premature. The varlous attornoys at work here for the 8t. Louts aud Chicago parties feel confident that Avery will be pardoued within n short time, and that the pardon of tho rest will 1dflow. Part of this confidence appears to bo unfounded, 6o far ag can bo gathered from ex- pressions of ofticers of the Government, The Chicago erowid lms been reinforeed hi" Robert, ]ugmull,Es?‘., who presented Mr, Blalno at Cincinuatl, Hecomes {n the intcrest of sume of hls unfortunata clicnts. Tho letter . of Dyer, clted a8 o strong request for Avery’s pardon, asmounts to about this: After statlng that ho Las repeatedly refused to recommend pardon, amil that nothing lnas wceurred since trlal to convineo him that Avery was fmproperly convicted, ho fs willing to suy that lio appears to have boen used as a tool b; thoso nbove Iim, and, ns those fu higher posl- tion, who were far niore gullty, escapod, he re- zvm(u Avery's suntence ns cxcessive, tn view of tho total escapo of tho others, CONRECTION, Tlicre was an error concerning the Appropria- tion bills in theso dispatches ust night. The lnerense of the appropriations for the year 18 not onc-twelith of lust year's appropriations, ss theso severnl extensions moking the month In all are to coma out of the pending bills, There is a very materlal increase, however, owing to the extension Lieing at Iast year'a rate, : * CONPINMED, Tho Bonato contirmed the nominatlons of James 8. Delano, of Illinols, as Deputy Second Comptroller of “the Treasury, and David 8, Gooloe, Pension Agent at Lexington, Ky, NOMINATIONS, "Tha Prestdent sent 10 the Senato the nomina- tlon of Sumuel Hooper, of Iown, ns United Btates Consul at Glasgow, TUE CONPERENCE COMMITTERS, Tho Committeo of Conference on the Lefiln- latlve, Executive, and Judicial Approprintion bitt to-day lnl’ormn!y agreed upon s for sertiing thelr prinefpal " disagreoment, as fol- lors: Tho reduction in the number of elerks to be about two-thirds of the nunber orlginally proposed by the House, the heads of tho Ex- veutlvo Departments to determine tho clussif- catlon of thefr respective clorical forees; and this Conference Committes recommended that thelr salariea be fixed accordingly. The Con- mittes adjourned untll next Monday, nud In the nterval fnquiries are to_be made and informa- tion collected in the Exccutive Departmonts which, it Is hoped, may lead to n ment on tho baals abovo suggested, ‘Tho Conferenes Committee on the Diplomntic bill huve slso sdjourncd till Monday. No thne {s tixed for further mectings on tha {\;lxlllnu Appropriation and theMtlitary Acadomy 3. TUE BILVER DOLLAR QUESTION, " Disp:tich fa New York Times, Wasiinarox, July 10.—~The Committeo on Mines and Mining today reported back to the House the bill to utilize the product of gold and sllver mines and for other purposes, und oh- talned the rizht to have it considered rezularly during the morntug hour, The biy Pm\-(ae. for the {ssiie by the Becretary of the™ Creasiiry of coln nutes " of the denollnation of 830, and nal agree- multiples thereof, up to &10,000, to be tasucd through the varfous nints and nseay ofilees for the net valug of gold and silyer” bullion de- posited thereat, ~ Of the bullfon thus re- celved not less than 75 per cent {n coln or {lne birs shall be kept on band for. the redemption of the colo notes, The gold de- posited shall be computed at fta colning value, and silver &t the rato of 420 gruins standar ,silver to the dollar, Tho coln notes arc made ceclvable without lhnit for all ducs to the United Btates. The Cominitice added an amendment to the bill directing the eolnago and tasua of tho silver dollar of the welght of 4135 graing, ns_prescribed in tho act of 1847, thiy sllver dollar to bo u legal-tender In paymant of all debte; public_and ‘private, Thh actlpn was quite unexpecled, but could not b provented, and the advovates of the silver dollar hays thus fulnml another opportunity to forco o vote, un- esx the Lill shall be found® subject to a polnt of ovder, which will take it to the Comuilttee of tho Whole, The actlon fu tho next motnling Lbour wlil be intercsting. TIIE RECORD. BENATE, Wasinxaroy, D, C., July 31,.—=Tho bill re- moylng the political Qisabilitles of George W. Jackson, of West Virginta, was passed. Cousideration waa resumod of tho bill provid- {ngg fur tho salo of the Osage ceded lands in Kan- sas to actual settlers, the pending question be- ingz ou the motlon of My, Edmunda to strike out the cizhthsction. Pend ng its discr sston, the morning hour expired, Tho inpeachment trial waa resumed, but, on tho statement that My, Carpentor and Manazer Lapham were sick, the Benato, as a Court, ad- Journcd till Mouday, and continued its discus- slon of the River and Hasbor bill, Mr. Eaton, who was ¢ntitled to the floor, sald that be wus glad the Beuate adjourncd just After o 1itile reflection, he was sntlsfied tiat thia floor wan not tho place for a political apeech on the River and Jlatbor Appropriation Lill, but ha had a word to any to the Senator from Ohlo (Shers man). That Senator sl thero waa no act of the Demaoratic party within the last forty years which could be defended befare Ike conntry. Allthls Yeas asld In the face of the fact that for'slxty yeara fhehintory of the Unfted Staten wan the history of the Democratic party. Under Damacratlc ule the conntry had increassd from 4,000,000 to 40, - cople, Old Enfllud hiad heen linmbled on 1and and_aca by ‘the Democratic paty, which wea worthy of l{ne'cnnmq. I (Baton) wwould #ay: Qutupon il such trash. It was child(sh and Abaard, and onght not ta ba heard on the floor of the Henate. Mo premised hereafior to discuss this queation, bat not hera [n the Senate. Agaln, thie Hon., #herman ventured to couplo the honured name of Samnel J, Thien with that of William M, Tiveed. There waa no ddsfeane for that here or anywhers elss. Benedict Arnolil was once A tranted ofiicer and associate of George Wi ton, the Father of thias country. One Jodas ls. cariot was called nn apostie at one time, It wonld n0L Yo for any man on thia floor or snywhera else to ceuple the name of Samnel J. Tilden with that of Willlam M, Tweed or any othez malefactor, ox- cept as his persecutor, He (Eston) made no charge sgainst any Repnblican, —Nelthee did ho wish to defond “the i‘)emncnll: party. le woald do that hereaftor and eleewhero, Mr, Bherman sald the Senator from Connecticut had, by atraining the Jangnage which he uttered in thie heat of debate, mnden new {rsne, lothen read feom hie remarks of Tueadny laat, and said what hie meant to aay was that no position of ths Demo- cralle party since 184G could be defended before the conntry, aund on that question he wonld be glad to meot hia friend from Connecticnt on the stump, e next referred Lo his remarks in regard to Tile den, and safd lio did not mean fo say that ho was aman of the same character as Tweed, but it was well known “that Tilden was the politieal and, to some extent, the personal sasaciste of Tweed, He (Shennan) had letters and telegrama furnishod him Ilg his triend from Rhode lsland (Anthony) to aliow this fact. Ilo felt bound to lfl{ that, when Tilden did participate In the offorts in New ‘ork to put down fraud, it waa after a long delay, though when he did commence work lic did a0 with vigor, - Tillen d1d decline at firat to become & mem+ ber of the Committee of Seventy. In all tho ra. form for which Tilden waa distingalshed, he was aidod thronghout by the Republican party fn New York, and opposed by the “mnfi cicment of the Demacratic purty, 16 wasanly by theaid of the ;(Murnwu that e got the title of the great ro- former, Mr, Eaton#ald he wonld not be dravn Into a polit. feal dlncnl,;}nn, but, whon the Senator from Ohln eald that l'?en was tho assaclate of Twoed, he (Katon) might os well say the P’resident of the United Biates was the associate of sld, ‘The Senator from Ohio had challeng. cd Benators on the Democratlc sido to name one Ilepublican who had been detected Infrand, Fo (Katon) did not proposs to namo ong out of a thousand. Mr, Kernan enid hio did nat desre to discuss poll- tica on this bill, but, as Tilden lived In the Stata of New York, he dealrod to aay that whon the franda in that 8tale wero first diacoverad Tiden then cons anlted with Gov. Heymour and other prominent funllemen of the State, and they took the stand hat the peupls committing these irands muat be turned out of tho Damocratlc me. Tilden open- l{{dennunmnl ‘Trveed and all ks narocintes, and ha {Karnan) thought e conld appoal to the Now York 2nes aud other parties in Now York to show that Tlden, Beymonr, and other men of character in g};o I’)um‘?nrnuo pattycame to the frontto pot down ¢ frauds, Mr. Howo aald there might Le several arguments an to when the Domiocratlo varty ceased to do gond, bnt tharo was one point upon which all 8onators could agree, nnd that was that this Rivee and Mar. bor bill shonld not be recommitted to the Commit- teo, [Laughter], ‘The Eenate returned to the fore i1, the recommitment of Mchon- ustion properly be- Tha TeivoF and tiarbor Fending discusston, tlie Sonata went Into exccu- tive seasion, and soun adjourncd. MoUsE, I‘\, ;mmbor of private-bills wercreportedand acted ‘The Ilouso went into Committes of the Wholeon the private calendar, the first bLill Delng one con- n;r:rxlnz cortaln land clalms In tho State of Mia- sourl. | Alfter dlscnsalon, the cnacting clause was struck ont, and the bill waa #o reported to the House, which confirmed the actlon of the Committec, 30 tho bill wan defeated, ‘The House adjourned nntil Monday, ————— MR, BLAINE'S HEALTH. Aguavsra, Me., July 31,.—Mr. Blainc leaves for Rye Beach to-day to recuperate. Ilis health {s not much improved, but Lo s physically a littls stronger, o ———r————————————————— MARRIAGES. MORSK—McHENRY~0n tho 20th fnat., atthe residencaof tho brids's brothor, Willlam E. Mo. Heney, by Risliop cLaren, Harbert A, Morma and Bfra liatife B, Mcilonry, both of Chicago, 3 and ®, DEATHS, WILLIAMS—At No, 830 West Jackson steeet, on tho 21at inat., Graco A., infant daugeter of Asu and Fanale B, Whitiams, : Faneralat realdenco at 3 o'clock p. m. Satarday. McCARTHY—On the 20th Inst., of hioact dlscase, e tram resincos 157 Seaghor atrect, at uneral from residen eaghor strec! 10110 8. m. Banday thn 234 Inst.y DY cars 1o Cot- vary, M’r. McCarthy was for many ycars a valued om- loye of the Sewerage Departinent, and his sudden ‘cllu‘l:‘ is deeply regrotted by a wide circlo of riends, WALTON—At 6 Wollington place, Kenwood, July 21, of cholers infantum, Howard Stanley, only child of Fred and Moy Walton, agea 1 yoar 1 month and 25 da; Notlce of faneral in §unday morning papers. £ New York papers please capy. MALLON—July 21, at No. 27 Church place, William G. Mallon, the only ron of Thomas ant Mary Jano Mallon, aged 8 months and 6 daye. TIOREY—July 21, 10:45 p, m., Patrick Hokey of Glinoy, County of Waterford, Irclani, aged 33 ears. ! §R"Worccator (Mazs, ) papera pleasc copy, ~*™* INDLEY—July 21, at No, 100 West Polk strect, of poralyals, Mr, Willlam Findley, aged 37 years. unt.-'nlcsr;l.dny morniog at half-past 10'by cac- alvary., e Lm“:'y Ncbraska City, and Minncapolla (MInn,) papera please copy. NOUGHERTY—In this city, July 20, at her late residence, 198 Santh Desplalnes-at., Margaret, wife of Juncs Dougherty, of cholera-morbus, aged ears, Funeral to-dny at 1 o’clock by cara to Calvary. Friends aro invited, Troy (N. Y,) and Limorick (Ircland) papers plenss copy. "~ POLITIOAL ANNOUNOCEMENTS, s Sstreblotvioad sl il FIRST WARD, ‘Tha Flrst Ward Ropablican Clabmeets thia cven- ingz at the Arand T'acific Hotel at Hdp. m. to com- ‘llflh organization of First War fln(yul nand \Wheoler Cinb. — All persons dosirous of jolning are requested Lo be presont, ke THIED WARD, A roznlar meeting of the Third Ward Republican Club will take place at the Clsh.rooms, (60 Wa- bagh avenuo, to-night. Tho following gentlomon will address’ the Club: The Llon, Androw Craw. ford and W, C. Cole, Baq. TERTH WARD, The Scandinavians of the Tenth Ward will hold a maoting to-night fn tho old englna-house, nenr {he cortior af Kelo street and Milwnukes avenus, for the organization of thelr campalgn companies, Tagon and Whtster Aforciing Club Tlajes and Wheoler Marching Club meeta this evenlag In Martino's llall, Ada stceet, Leat sladls son. 'Tho rollsara roady for recraits, Uniforma will bo on hand, THIRTEENTH WARD. ‘The Tiepnblican Club of the Thirteenth Ward will hold n mecting this ovening at Lenz' Hall, Weat Lake street, at 8 p, . CONFECTIONELTY, Tho Great lnternational Exhibition, STEPHEN P. WRITMAN d; SON INVITE All persons vistting tho Exposition to call on i B IRl Fomions v anmens, o0 Hem 8. W, cor. Twelllh and Market-sts., Philadelphla, And sclect from thele incomparably cholca stock of PINE PRUFARRIIONS o * CHOCOLATE, CQNFEOTIONS, BON-BONS, For ¥amiies or Friends, Branoh Manufaotory, Maohinery Hall, Hxposition Grounds, American o THopartment. Chocolate Moulded, Byrups Bolled, and Bon.Bons made in Bilverware, STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & 80N. flANfiY CELEDRATED throughout 0 tho Unlon—expressed 1o all parta, 1 b and upward at 25, 40, G0 per B, Address arders GUNTHER, Confece Luner. Chicago. __AVCTION SALES. By YAS, ¥, MeNAMARA & (O, 117 Wabasli-av., N, W. cor. Mudlson-st. Large Auction Sale of Boots, Shoes, and 8lippers Tugeday Moralng, July 25, st 03§ o'clock, lope after Do took the foor on Tuesdsy laat, because, ! s 9AB. PeMCNAMARA & €O,y ductiouesits I:IIXII NG'TON WEL B e AZETT 58 1 3 2254 fpgszanee £ §337 EEgissres d Enid gf adfiaEg & géé;‘ H w2 5 ps ] pgel L PEagdi i g5 fagitemt 3 Sazd } Sashgers © 555 o TR e EoeAiEFEs B b3 e ] SFdE | shEFEERE o Sni : S« ol 3 wasd E¥ngifoss B mir i a2 T shd i o H AT AR T .-“-é i FEEE e 88a L8 2328l h: ol 493 3 EREEEEE g5 % 3 ¥ §Edwisi g9 28, & o wES 2 ige i § 3 24 gy R i 5, phaszhih 288 ¢ L5 b 452§ 252 .-55 3 13 P g-,-ga-" 285 i g RERSEERT f2 1 oNEREh Bii Fomied e Bafd 3 s IR0 0 =i 2 Boditfow 55 @ g TEPEzze e 2 w32k By et B w g B mEESda " B33 S HERINal @ 3= i 3 Gasggds 3 BH E::? 8 Hefnisd g H Eef £ DEgetn 4 O e § QPimegis fl Q0 21 & UEES H oRy BEl pEip A Eon Egg = ;:g £ m?o 282 5 v B pg.m 3 BhiEE LS §54 [} 5 4 @p 31 s i3 287 "o AUCTION SALES, NEW YORK, ¥\ G. WOLBERT, Auctionoer, Important Trade Sale, 10,000 PACKAGES Flannels, Tweeds, Blankets, Wide Shecl. ings, Donims, Tickings, &, &, - GEXTLEMEN? Al the request and by order of thy manufacturcra, wo had nrranged to ell our entire stock of gooila'atauction on Wedneaday, the 10th tnst., butn eale of similar poods having been ad- vfiu-ud for that day we have postponed our sale s, Jly 25, . Wolbsty, Jily % AT 10 O'OLOCK A. M., When we shall offer, on fonr montba' credlt, throngh MESSRS, TOWNSEND, BONTANT & (0., 79 & 81 Leonard-st,, N, ¥y 000 Packagen Fiannels, Plal: d I T Bl P e ad e, 4 400 Packsgen All-wool Tweeds, In cholee assorte ment of eolor. 850 Packsges Whito Dlankots, leading styles, olt alses, 160 l'uk‘:rrl Acltons, Plaln and Toilled, nse gorted colory, 1,100 Packages WideShootiogs, Brown and Dleachs B £ 50 Plckls!ll Denlms (0x. w Blue, eight and quallt xronn,.nusmpm.' . gHsli 60 Packsgen Ticklngs (ox. qualliy), 80-Inch.’ and 6U-ineh, “You ara sell acqualnted with (he merits of many of oum leadIng styles of goods, but e beg leava (In onder that you may fully appreciato the varicd charactor of our etock and” the magnltude of aur offering to the trado) to submit the Inclosed mem- orandum of the styles of goods of which we arg tho selling acents. As thu list incindoa MANY OF THE MOST POPULAR S8TYLES OF U0ODS KNOWN TO TUE TRADE, some of which are without compe. titlan, we bellevo that you will find it for nur‘l - terest to make your porcha for the coming sea- son at this time, a1 the nale is ** PEREMPTORY," and CLOSES OUT the lincs of goods offered, llnrlngw-cu you represcnted at our sale, we remaln Very rupetuulll oA, PARKER, WILDER & CO, SPECIAL NOTICE, Goods will bo on oxhibition at the Auotion Rooms of Mossra, Townsond, Montant & Co., 79 and Bl Loonard-at, on Monday, July 24, whon cltnuaznuu will be ready, Goads nlso on oxhibition st our Bloro, U4 Leonard.at., at “nE time provious to the sale, JPARKER, WILDER & 0O, By WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctfoncers, 118 aud 120 Wabaeh-av. SOUTH PARK BOULEVARD PROPERTY ELEGANT HOMESTEAD, Two Tondsome Dwellings and Lots, 24 Residence Lots, Fronting on tho Boulovard, Calumet ond Forrests ava,y betweon Thirty-seventh und Thirty- elghth-ste., AT AUCTION, HONDAY, JULY 24, at 11 0'Tlock s, my At onr Salesrooms, 118 und 120 Wabash-av. For particulars, sce plata now ready at our oftice, WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctloncers, By ELISON, POMEROY & CO, Auctloncers, B4 ond 56 Naudolph-st. AUCTION SALE. R. J. MORSE & CO. BANKRUPT STOOK WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Silver and Plated Ware, BATURDAY, July 22, at 10 a, m, ond 3 p, M Attcnd thesa salen for bargains fn fino goods, ELISON, POMEROY & Co., Auctioncers. By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO Auctioneers, 274 and 276 ¥ast Madlson-at, VAL Bo sold this foronoon at 10 o'clock o im- eawe stock of NEW FURNITURE 0t every deseription and wrado, 50 Lounges, 15 Tarior Sulleia Tetry and Tar Cloth Uphotstoring, 23 Uedsteads, HO “Mattresses, Chalrs, Dureaus, Wardrobos, Oftico Doaks, Mirrors, ctc. ete, We lave an immenso linoof Carpete, now and uaed, which MUST bs sold, A good lot of sccond-land Parnlture that has beon used but & few weeka; wust ba sold, oa ¢! owner §s going to leave the clty. ek ondodiy Syt ol e —— By G. P, GORE & CO,, 08 apd 70 Wabash-av. On Bnurdlr.m at 9 o'olook, 14 Crates W, 8. Crockery, Yellow and Rockingham Warte HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At10 o'clock, Parlor and Chambor Furniture of avery description, Wardrobes, Bofas, Lunnges, Bureaus, ledstea, Mattreeses, Eusy Chalrs, Rockere, Walnat Chalrs, Parior and Oftice Doske, Bhow Cai Hefrigerators. snd fce Cheats, Cars il Clothe, Buggics, Carria t 11 o'clock, G. P. UORE & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. 1 will scl] tho entire Furniture of Houso 418 Weat Ad~ "4z, cORAINE Of b Marbio-Lop Cliamaber Beth arior delirusaciy sng fugraln Carpets, Stoves Croekl ery, ©10.} also, fron floe Deaka, good; sisd. b entlra Guist of & o tho prem without ru.na o JUly il QU erlcavisg cly, an .