Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1876, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1876. THE CITY. GENERAT: NEWS, Mr. Willlam F. Cody, allas Buffalo Rill, are sived at the Tremont House, from tho Yn’llow- stone conbtry, en route to Rochester, N. Y. ‘The temperature yesterday, as obscrved by Manasse, opticlan, 83 Madison street (Tninung Buflding), wasat 8. m., 62 degrees; 102, my, 62: 12m., 60; 8 p. m,, 62; 8 p.m, 60, Bar ometer, 8 8. m., 20.80; 8 p. m., 2,90 The eecond G {ml train(og-meeting for Moody and Sankey's {nquiry meetings was held 1astnfht in Lower Farwell Hall, There wasagain a large attendance, and the rcligious fervor evinced was, il anything, more inicnse thanat the first mecting. Upon a drunken man who was towed Into the Central Statlon Iast evening w'as found a pawn-ticket for a valuabls gold watch, Howard movement, and, a8 it has every appearnnce of baving been stolen, persons who have lqu any such articlo are requested to call at the Central Btation. About 8 o'clock last evening a German named Tenry Hoffenstedt, residing at No. 310 Noble atree, while preparing to go to chureh, was sud- denly seized with a fit of coughing, in which he soon nftervard dled. Dr. Quagler, who was called in to attend him, pronounces the cause hemorrhage of the lungs. A horse attached to o pop-wagon owned by Lang Bros,, and driven by ong ol the proprie. ttors, yesterday undertook to demulish the Til- den organonthe cornerof Fifth avenue and Washington street, but only got as far as the lamp-post where h ‘went to pleces,” and abaudoned the undertaking. Andrew Tlealey, of No.' 171 West Indiana street, while in a somnambulistic state arase from his bed at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, and walking out upen the veranda “of the scee ond story fell from off it tu the ground, a dls- tance of 05 feet, recelving injuries from which 1t Is feared hie cannot recovor. The Yennsylyania Coal Company of New York City hive set the caal-dealers of Chicago a good cxample in atarting their business in this citvby erccting o building to cover thair coal and keep it cleau and dry in il seasons. Their fmmense rion sHied at the Indlana street Lridge s what bas Jong been needed In Chieago. Anold man hailing from Ripon, Wis, and iving the name of Norman Warner, who has Eenn oafing about police stations for the vast week, in consequence of laving Leen swindled out of hls all, 840, at the Northwestern dc[rul, was last evening sent home, tho rallroad author- Itles kindly cousenting Lo furnish hhn a pass. All Oad-Fellows arriving tn Clxlcngu by the traine from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Callfornla, and other jurisdictions, will find the Odd-Fel lows? headquarters ot the Gardner House, Mich: igan avenue auwd Jackson street.’ Cammittees will meet the trafn, Excursfon tickets can only be obtained at No. 113 Randolph street. 8. L, Hurst {8 Sceretary, Architect J, J. Egan was_marrled yesterday morping to Miss Maggiu O'Shea, a slster of Mrs, E. F. Dore, at 5t. Mary's Ctiurch, on Wa- bash avenue, The ofticiating elcr[fi;mcn were the Rey. Father Egan, of Howard, 111, o broth- er of the groom, and the Lev, Futher Noonan, ‘The happy couple Jett immediately for the Fuat, ntending to “visit tha Exposition durlng the honeymoon, It wss antfclpated that at the Plymouth Church soclable last cvening the Rev, W, A, Bartictt would explain his intentions in regard to the acceptance or rejection of the call which e has recently received from Indfanapolis. He fafled to do so, however, owing, perhups, to the small attendance, and perhaps to the fact that he bad not as {pt made auy decislon In the mat- ter. The weather prevented many of the church people fromn belng present. Upon the arrlvud of the 8:30 Stock-Yard traln at the Illinols Cenitral Depot Wednesduy even- ing, John Schaeiler, an employe of the road, ‘while attempting to get off the cars, was thrown under thein and sustalned very serlous [njurics. ‘Threo cuts on the head, the ufimer “F Buvered from tho face, and innumerable. brufses upon the back, icgs, and arms, preclude his recovery for some time, 1le {8 38 years of oge, nnd hus & family In rather destitute circunstances st No. 400 West Buperior sircet. The ladies of the Chicago ospital Fruit- Mission held their regular” monthly meeting yesterday, Some busluess of importauce only o the Assoclation was transacted, It was then reported that during the past month large quaatities of fruit and preacrves, together with at feast 1,500 bouquets, lad been distributed among the inmates of tho varfous hospitals of the elty and couuty, Some monoy had heen ralsed by {ndividual solivitation and contribu- Mg’u of the members, aud the work goescharlt- mbly on. On the morning of the 18th an extra train on the Pennaylvania’ Rullroad struck twa cows, and tossed their earcasses under the Whashington Express passing at the moment. The extrawas thrown trom the track, knocking ofl the cars of the express. The wreck was a bad one, and before it could cieared 85 tralns had assembled to aid tho confusion, These trains contained over 20,000 vpeaple, who growled charac- teristlenlly at the delay, *I'm from Chivago,” anwlml one old fellow, delayed like the rest, *and I tel) you I'll hate a cow as long as [ live. One of the liensts started the fire that ruined mie, and now two of them seek to take my lfo, 1’8 too much for buman resistance, I tell you.” Thomas ¥, Cook, formerly the keeper of the “Round-of-Beel " House on West Madison street, and more recently the keeper of o ehullar Institatlon gt Cottage trove avenue, between Twenty-nintly and™ Thirtleth streets, shot himaself at 4330 yesterday mornlng, with suicidal futent, The ballet penctrated tlic Thead below the right car, the ball lodging In the base of the bralu, He was attended by D, ‘Taylor, Sawyer, and Reddivg, but (o spite o all they could do for him he icd at 8350 ;ua!nnlny afternovn. "The deceased was about 45 years of nge, and leaves a wife and family of two chil- dren in falr cireumstances. Drhik, and conse- quent reverses in busiuess, are the supposed cause of this and an unsuccessful attempt suude some time ago, TUE BLACK 1ILLS, Among those who reglstered at the Grand Tacllie last cvenlng was dudge W, 8, Kuy Ker- dall, of Chieyenne, ‘The Ju 1,' 18 un his way te the Continent, bui will bo in Chi- cago agaln after his trip Enst, and will be glad to sce any who tuny contemplate a resldence In o the Blaek [I8 country. At present, under the uncertaluty which exlsta 88 10 Just where the Indlans may drop next, hn does not feel inclined to urge people te move themselves und thelr pussessions, but looks for a steady tide of emigratlon westward rext fl’xrlng. Ho reports minlug operations in the laelc 1Tills as highly satlsfactory, and [nstunces the fact that stuce” Junc helf i mitllon dullare in gold dust hag come from the [ills Into the bunks a1t Chieyenne. "The Judgo does not enter- taln any favorable viewsof the Ageucy I oud fustances thelr treachery in sallylng out a attacking settlers, robblog and murderlug them, turnlug locse thele stock, and then Teturn- fug, with every appearance of virltie on thelr counfenances, to the milltavy posts - wherey {ucollusion with — somu of the oflicers, they divide tho spolls. The Judze Is uf the opiiun that St Hull and his furces lave tone north into the British Posses- stons with their squaws and pappooses, amd thinka the weuly wuy to conquer the lu- disus 18 to wear them out, os they wil not be npt to concentrate suon, Ie suys the Western people ure simnly disgusted a8 the gigautle fizzle known as the canipalgn aggalnst tie Indians, and that they at- tribute the tuilure to Juck of forces utthe first engagement with the yed dovils, and to the sulscquent munagement of the campaigu by Crook und Terry, THE COURTS, MICHAEL, EVANS, It seems to he the Jushilon now tolic & do- faulter, end Mike Evans, the late Town Cobluet- or of Houth , Chicago, Is clalmed to bo just in etyle. A sult wus brought agalvst him yester. day on his officiul bond for tho use of tho town authoritles to recover from his bondsmen the atount he has fajied to payover, Thebondsmen sre 1. 4. Caulticld, A, W. Edwards, J. 11, McAvoy, Pat M. Cleary, d. (), Rutter, Thomay I, Tallman, R E, Goodell, and Patrick O'Nelll, and the amount of thebond is §8,450,002, The declaration, whiteh {s techuieally by the people of the State of filfnofs for the uso'of the Town of Sontn Chl- cago, sets out that on the 14th of last December Evyuns began his colfections, and recefved fu ol §1,007,345.47, For dulng this he was to recelve 2percenton the amount collected, pruvided that all excess over §1,600 should be pald lnto the Town 'l'rmurr. Ho hus, iowever, retatned 3 per cent on the full unount, muking un cxcess of §10,40485 over the $1,600 due him, Ho hus slso kopt $10,880.53 of town taxcs, making o total deficlency of #30,178.87, which lie las fatled to pay over. There hias been pald, how- ovcr, the sum of $4,803.15 to R, T, Liucoln, the ‘Town H&wrflmr. su that the uctusl deficiency 13 §25,408.87, and to recover this amount tho Ppresent suit is brought, LIVORCES, Bolon H, Ru&g flled a bill qfnlnut bis wife Jo- n[:hlne yester t! 0 or 2y, ch iat she bad for- ten lier vows of fuithfulness, and praying » divorce, ¥ ITEMSB. Judge Blodgett will not have a jury until the middle of November, 60 a8 to give the jglrurs a full opportunity to vete at the coming Preals dentlal electlan, v UNITED 8TATES COURTS, Pomus Greene, of South Bend, flled a bill agninat Eben F. Runyan, Flora R, Runyan, C. 8. Waller, J. G, Read, George H. Warner, Alvin M. Mitier, the Mercantle Trust Compang, 8, 8, Peebles, Peter Kelting, Lyon Bawwens, William K. Wells, and R. E. dJenkins, Assignee of Itun- ‘an, to foreclose o trust deed for $4,000 on Sub- ot 2, of Lot 4,0f E. F.Runyan's Subdivision of Lots 1 and 4,in the Assessor's Diviston of the E. 3¢ of Block 45, Sec. 7, 39, 14, Frank A. McClure sued Elisha UrnH Jacob 8, Curtis, dosiah W. Preston, T R, Wilard, and £, I, i’lummcr for $1,000, The samng party sucd J. 8, Curtis, Ellsha Gray, Josiah Preston, and T, R. Willard for n Iike amount. A. 11, Burley, Receiver of the Cook Cmm!’% Natlona) Bank, befzunuult in debt for $7,5 agalnst Willfan Gilmanj another for $10,000 aluat James P. Dugon, James 8. Case, and Harry D, Spears; a third for 815,000 agalust ‘Thotias obbins; a fourth for $18,700 agnlnat John A, Loman; a tifth for 45500 amainst Chauncey T\ Howen; n sixth for $3,000 agaiust Lymau Trumbull; a sdventh for $3:3,000 agalnat Elijaly, Henty A., and Albert E. Warren, Jumes F. Récney; an efghth for $3,000 against Ida E. Lindley, BANKRUPTCT MATTERS, A petition in Lankeuptey was filed yesterday against ¥, C. Hoppe and I, Hacmoning, doing business as Hoppe & Co, at Genesvo, by Fleld, Benedict & Co., un & clalm for §$45.58. The charges are that the debtors have preferred certain creditors, and have made divers assign- menta with intent to delay the operation of the Daakrupt law; that the debtors were insulvent ‘when they milo suchtranaerss and that Hoppe has conccaled himself from petitioners. A rule to atiow cause Sept. 25'was lasued, \The caso of R.'M, Hoolcy was referred to the Reeister for final report, The Assignec of Lord & Watson was author- fzed to scll tho stock of the bankriptsat 50 cents on the dollar, 3 ‘The creditors of Kopsell & Whitely fafled to sclect an Assignee yesterday, and the matter was certitfed to the Judge for détermination. ‘The creditors ot James Wiley & Co, held a meeting yesterday, and they voted to sceept the composition of 25 per cent offered by tho bankrupts. BUPERIOR COURT IN DRIEF, Charles J. 8inger began = sult for $4,000 agninst Samuel Beers, John 8, Henry filed a petition againat Charles . Rigdun and” others asking for o mechanic's licn to the mmount of $6,200 on Rigdon's prop- erty on the northeast corner of Cottage Grove avenue and Thicty-tirst strect, CIRCUIT COURT. C. C. Holton, Receiver of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, filed n bill yesterday ogainst C. C. P, Holden, Willlam H. Holden, Loutse Iolden, Joseph 8. Reynolds, R. P, Rey- nolds, D. G, Cole, Coruclia G, Mhuzy, Elias Greencbaum, and Gerhard Foreman, to fore- close a morty ggu for $5,000 on Lot 4, Block 21, in the School Section Addition to Chivago, Joel H, Wicker commenved a sult _in Lrespass n;nlnsb Alexander Mlller, laying damages at 20,000, z AL GQunn, for the nee of C. T.. Gunn, began a sult in debt for §25,000 dumages against Jonal R. Taylor und Abraham Snyduim, G, W, IIlnukled' & Co. filud o distress warrant against James Coombs and A. L. Park, to re~ cover $1,423.10 due for back rent. CRIMINAL COURT, Joseph E, Montose pleaded gulity to larceny, and took ono vear in the Penltentlury. Martin Mullen pleaded gulity to burglary, and was given threo years in the Penitentlary, John Saniska was” tried for larceny, aud ne- uitted. lenry Melzelbrocker was trled for larceny, found guilty, and sentence was suspended. TIE CALL, Jupar Ganr—38, 39, 47, 50, 5, 00 to ¥4, in- cluslve. No case on trial, JUDGE JAMESON—30, U7, 88, 40, 41, 42, 44 to 50,81, &) 55 to o intluelve.” Mo case on telal, Jupaz Moonre—28, 20, 3. No case on trial, Jupar Booth—No court until Monday. Jupar KarweLL—~General business, JUDGMENTS. UNITED STATES CinctiT Count—CONTESAIONS— Howcers 8. Chace vs. Lewis W, Beck, $3,500.~ Saimo va, Same, 34, 810, Surgaton Covnt-~dunae Ganr—George betts Churles 8, Burdick, $810, 77~ Yark vs, Charles M. Smith, $17, M. Fieid ot al, ve, UGeorge V , S185, H, — WJaseph Bteln vs, Tetor Petz, $2130, 130, Robert M- Clelland, uxe Chicaga Can iy Company, va, Nelson DeGolyer, $1,741,05.—~R. D, Barties, use C. 1. McCoriick ot tichard vansy, C. al., v, 1 100,60, andt va, Mlichael Smith, $110. Eyun ve, Samuel J. Walker, £5,010,03, dara B, Eilfott va, Same, S10, 805, —Jamos B, ' ler, Trustee, &¢,,va Mary A, Hislop. S2, 788, 0, Fidelity Sa Bank ve, ‘Gufdon 8. Hubbard, ), U830, 90, — D, 11, Call et al. va. Samuel I3, Smitl, 1,060, 77,—Nelxan 8, [sherwood ot al. va, Simon Adler and Abraham Octtinger, 5103, 45,—Dennls Norton va, Gieorge A. Morehouse, $306. 47, —Charles I1. Burrage et ul, s, Albert A Tripp, $207, 50, — Franklin (Woolon Company ve, ' Juscpli fench and N. A, Morse, §300.31,—~0, P. Cluiso ct al. va, National Fire Insurance Company of Philadeluhiu; 8540, 217, —John Stepliens, yac, ¢to., vs. Charies J. Hull, John B, Lyon, and 1. K. irter; verdict, $1,823,25, and “motl fur. new trial.—~Joreph Sherwln va, Murtin O'Nolll, §124,70, and motion for new trial. Junax JamrsoN—-Danlel A, Walsh vs. James Dillon; vordfet, $476,3Y, and motfon fur new trial. GAS, 3R, WATKINS' PLOPOSITION, An odjourned meeting of the Speelal and Standing Committces on Gas of the Clty Coun- cil was lield at the Council Chamber yusterday afternoon, Ald. Throop In tho clialr, und pres- ent Alds, Rawlelgh, Aldrich, McCrea, MeAuley, Linsenbarth, Sweency, Thompson, O0'Bricu, Cullerton, and Sommer, Ald. Cullerton read the following proposition: To the Mayor andt Common Counell of (he Cliy of Chlcagoi The Chicago Gas-Light and Coke Company, in consideration of the financial embur. rassment of tho City of Chlcago, and for the pur- pose of conteibuting toward the relfef of thesecme barrasemonts fn onc mutler of necewsary city ex- pense, but without prejudico tothe rizhts of the Company nnder its present contract with the clr[:, except ag heraln exprosly waived, makes and sub- mits for your action the followlng props l’n::lhm the furnishing of gos fur stre mnps in the North wid South Divisfous of the cfty, tho cit supplying the lumprand burners as heretofore, an Kkeeping thei in repalr, and the city also providing for lignting, clenning, thawing, and putting vut thy Tamps, o8 under existlng contract: Firat~Tho Company oflers 1o suply the stroct. lamps within the’ divisions of th clty aforesuld with gos for the sum of $1.756 per 1,000 cuble fevt. Serond—Tho Campany will fuenish gan for tho pblic ofices nnd tunpels in tho ahove.named t'livmouu for the sum of $1.60 per 1,000 cubic eet, In care thia proposnl 18 accepted, it is under- stuod that settlements and pnyments hatl bo mado quarterly, and at the thmes specitiod in the existe Ing contract hetween tho cit "l‘hl» proposal, It accey the 1st day of Septem . B 1870, and con~ tinun In force during and natil the 1st day of May, A, D IRTT, belnd woperdod of L months, Nuthing herein contained shall e no construed 88 tu dnipiir or fuvalidale the existitg contract be- tueen the city and thie Cnm{muy. E. 0 Wathixs, fresident. Mi. BILLINGS, Al Throop, beine nsked {f ho hud recefved anything trom’ the West 8ide Company, read the following: ) f, Throop, Chairman Speclat Commbtiee on he People’s Gan: Lizht nnd Coke L utirely willing, I¢ the cily so desices, (0 chagge the” exieting contruct between (4wl ‘the oty #o e Lo pravide for burners of capacity Jues than ive feel per hour, snid to receive pay per post nstead of the wode provided by the present contract, the busis of euch chunge (b bo arranged upon falr uhd_reasonable terins. deslre to mare the change suggeetel, (he G Company wiil confer with any authoriZed ugonts af the city a8 to the tertas of wictchange. M. W, ZiusERyax, Becretary, A, 1‘||rm)l) suld he thought that this was about the best the Committes could do, Ald, Kawleloh thought that the only way was tao ke ¥1.60 per 1,000 the ultimatim, sod {0 it was nob agreed to by the Gas Conpanies, then o ahead amd Lkt the strcets with oil, Al Sweeucy wafid e would prefer nof o ses the etyeets Dighted ut wll vatber tian lighted with uil, Ald, McAuley sald that ho had been juformed that Mr. Goudy, Mr, Beckwith, and other law- yers, hud prououuced the Compuny’s contract With the city good. 1le had also been infored by 8 person ' whom he considered good anthorit { that tho cost of lghting o lamp for u year, with three-fout burner, would he §17,63, with gas at $3.00 per thousand, nud $10.98 with pus at 1560 per thuusaud,” He cominouted on this in vlew of the 821 proposition submitted, Ald, Bweeney maoved that the Committos re- port the whole matter back to the Council with- out any recommemlation whatever, Cirrfed wnatiniously, aud the Committes then ads Journed. THE NORMAL SCIIOOL, WIHLRY 48 TUH DALANOB] 0 ihe EPF of The Tribune, Cu10460, Bept. 14.—The protracted gt over tho Normal School Iy discreditablo to tho coun- ty, aud the late nctlon of the Commissioners in returning to the Board of Education Messrs. Lewis and Harms, and thus continulng the lock, reflecta little eredit on that boly, The insane snd dogged zesl with which Mr, Lewis advocates the coutinuancs of Mr. Want- worth as Frincipal can berdly bo accounted for on the ground ¢f superlor quallfications, when the opponents of Mr. W, offer to unite on any qualitied man who may be presented by the other sfde. The recret may rest in some complications sesulting from the manner In which the Normal was established at Englewood, and Its manage- ment ainee: all best known, doubtless, to Messra. Lewis and Wentworth, 3 From 1800 to 1873 the Township Treasurer's books of Schonl Distrivt No. 2, at Englewood, ahnw $38,523.33 of Londs lssued by Mr. Lemls and pald out_of money ralsed Ly tax on sald District No. 3; while but 813,217,575 of the pro- cecds of sall bonda ever passed through the hands of sald Treusurer, as showu by his buoks, This, as (L will be scen, leaves a balance of 3,407.59, about which afl the liooks are silent. 1t 18 urged that the bouke of the Clerk down to thegreat flre were burned, But this wonld be unlmportant, provided the husiness had been lemally done, by passing the money re- fulting from the sale of the bonds through the Townahlp ‘Treasurer, ns the law required; ns neither his houks nor vouchers were destroyed. It 1s possible thue Mr. Wontworth miglht be able to ussist the recollection of Mr. L. Inregard 1o the use of sume portion, at lenst, of the $75.- B07.5Y forthe commemlable purpose of lucatiug the Normal Schivol, and eapecially in reference to the prrchase of furniture for Mr. W.'a dwell- [nz-hotises,—ns It will be remembered that, when requested Lo exlplnm In a public meeting, Mr. L.’s memary fuiled him, it las not been genernlly supposed that the Cuok County Norinal was established for the primary benefit of Mr, Wentworth, or for the exclusfve control of Wm and his personal fricnds, and it ts not belleved that Mr, Lewls, ns a member of the Connty Board, truly ropro- sents the County of Cook in his bllnd and dogged adherenge to the fortunes of Mr, W., or Iy his ungentlcmanly abuso of such wmew as Pral. Phelps, For many years Mr, W. has drawn from tho county $3,600 annually, which fs, to say the Icast, a very liberal allowance for a man of his calibre, fn addition to which he has recelved from School District No. 2, during the same time, a very considerable sum of muney, either Itfznl'l{ or llegally, pald to or for him by his Trlend Mr, Lewis, as Clerk of sald district, As the Normal is fntended as an institutlon established for the publie benefit, and not as a pliee whero cormoranta moy fatten, it behooves the County Board to put it In charge of tio best talent avallable, An investigation into the mn% mnnhlner{ set In motton to continug the control of the school in the Wentworth RlnF would prove a nau- seating dose, and a careful examination of the affairs of that Ring in connection with Behool District No. 2 mighit furnish au interesting page in history, BUNNALT, Bonds a‘nld by Toswnshlp Treasurer. Proceeds of bonds pald to him. .. 13,217, 75 Dalance bIanK.couuonesensisnes errenes. 875,307, 68 OFFSLT TO ADOVE. Locating Normal, Afding Mr. Wentwarth to build and farniah bia dwellinge—*‘can’t "l" how much'~and nome small ainounts for the Forty- seventh Sireet School lot, &e., &c. Tho foregning financial exhibit is taken from the hooks of the Treasurer, und the most rigid examination of the samic as to thelr accuracy is respectlully chinllenged. Yours, 1NvEsTiGaToR, 88,675.93 s WESTERN AVENUE. WORKING FOR THAT BEWER. An adjourned meeting of cftizens resiling on and near Western avenue, and desirous of pro- curing a sewer on that street, was held last evenine (n Campbefl flall, corner Van Buren street and Camphell avenue, Mr, E. H, Jellrics inthe chalr. It appears that the sewer on Western avenue is completed from tho river to Fourteenth street, and that an appropriation hos been maae to continue the diteh north as far as Harrison street; but the $17,000 necessa- ry for the latter part of tho work is not to be reached except §n tite shape of vertiflcates glven by the Board of Public Works, and payable fn ot year without interest, The object. of the movement, of which fust evenfug’s meeting Wwas i purt, is to get the certiticates disposed of, 80 that the scwer may at onco be built. Ex-Ald. Campbeil, from o Cuinmitteo on TFinuuce, reported that he bad seen several peo- ple from wiom hie ¢xpected to obtain subserip- Uons, but none of them hud taken hold, Mr. 8, W. Ruwson, from the Executiye Com- mittee, reported the form of a certificats which the Board would fssue, and sald he would take 85,000 worth of them hlmself. Alr. George Cudwell repurted that ho had not met with fulr success ingetting subscriptions, and wus confident of securing subscrlbers to $1,000 worth of certitlvates, Mr. Rawson sald that o had no_doubt the whole sum of $12,000~—beslde his own subserip- tion—voulld be pliced (f o subscription of, say, $500 was ralsed to pay tho futerest, and then work could commence” at ouce. e would take 1t upon himself to promiss that, if the persons Iuterested wounld accure 1,000 subseriptivn to the certltleates mud $500 tor lutorest, he would see the sewer put In. Mr. Cadwell veported that he Tind taken $65 subseription forinterest. Additional sums were then called vut by the gentlemen present until about $200 was raised, when the matter was relesated to u committee conslsting of Messrs, Wright, Cudwell, Sage, Medbusy, Lfunt, Bagar, and Rawson. Mr, Cadwell wai ' elected Trease urer of the fund, Mr. Rawson exfilnlned that the contractor had Leen spoken to about holding n portion of the certificutes, and would probably agree te do so. If e did so agree, the speaker suid_he had so much conlidence in the etforts of the Committee, thutt he would take it upon himself to aunounce to them that the work on the sower would be- gin at once—probably Momday. The nnnounce- ment was greeted with muchcheering and gen- eral sutistaction, ‘Fhe n.ceting then adjourncd to Baturday evenlug at § o'clock at the same place, THE EXPOSITION. A GLOOMY DAY, At the Exposition yesterduy theve swere ono or two exeurslon parties and o sprinktiog of cit- dzens, but tbey were well seatered Uirougls the building, snd there was nob much of s showing ot crowd, ‘I'he ying clouds and the dushing rain have mllitated sudly azainst o wild aud enthusis astic throng so fur, though, were it fair, the dls- pluy would draw better thun any previous cifort, ‘Thero Is cnoneh to atiract, notwithstanding a certofn awkwardness of liaposition In cers tuln of the departinents, and, taking the affafr upon the whole, perbaps the effect i3 creditable. Alfafrs appeaved rather desolute yesterday, and the clomdy, damp weather foaued ts Influcure to the visiturs, ‘There uppeared ty be n ack of intersst o the whole outiit that wud depresaing, “Ihers wus a little better light on the pletures than on the previous day, but that was al) ‘The mansgement complain of the weatlier, They sn{ the snow will continue unth sunny days sl lu, 1t It takes all next summer. Thery 5w comumendable disposition to make the Ex- vosition a sucecss, uid the ek 8o far s attribe utable to that supcrannnated ol ass, Frobs, Nestweek Studehaker whl come with his whole ddree, suine 1,500 10 2,000 [y nuinber, to vis the slow, - Uther excursions ure Torming, ami thera will probably be exciting times dunug the uext 10 duys, TUE CULY-1TALL, Water-rents yesterday were $2,451, Ldcense recelpts yesterday waere about $500. ‘There are now 470 prisoners in the Bridewell, ‘Fbe Committes on Local Assessments fs called to meet at 4 p. m. today lu the City Clerk’s ofiiee, Commissioner J. K, Thompson, of the Board of Public Works, wns 60 years of ogo yes- terday, ] The police and fremen will draw June sal- arles to-day, The Health Department were pabl yesterday, § Should the vowers that be grant but threes davs of goud weather, the exterfur of the house’| o the erib will be comipleted, ‘Thu Treasurcr yesterusy pald to the Mer- Clunts' Notlonal Bank of this city $150,000 Whetewith to meet tho interest on the water bouds, Some of the Aldermen are consldering the vropricty ot adjournlng the Councll for’ two weeks, “Muty ol the wembers sre desirous of visitiug the Centenmial, "The tamber of ur]vllmllons to tue Mayor for relfef and trunsportation is constantly licreas- oz, Muny uf the applicants ara deserving peo= ul.;, and adarge portlon of tiem are from other oities, Thy conl-bill for the month of A“hm“ for the North Side pumping-works was $10,018; 1,907 is the number of tous of coal used, and the pay- roll for the employes of the lnstitution shows fudebteduess amounting to $2,477, Ald, Lengacher will, as soon as he canget a chanve, introduce In the Couneil a resolution to fix the vompensation of the judges of election at §4. Asslatant-Corporation Counsel Adsms hias fnvestigated the matter of pay for judges und clerks, aud fAuds that under the old charier the )unl;{u were 1o recelve 83 per day, and that no provisiow {s made in the new charter fur any cawpeusation whatever, but that the Councll may, by resolution or_ordinance, nilow a cer- talhy sum as payment for the service. The 8pecial Committee apuointed to consider the sale of the Lake-Front met yesterday at the office of Ald, Aldrich, who oceipied tho chalr, Thero was cansiderable discussion and but littio action, the Committee holding that, uati) Con- gress bnd fmaml In some definite way upon the right of the cityto scll the property, nothing could he done. The Chalrman, huwever, was fnstructed to draw up areport in which there nay be n resolution calling for the sale of the rrugcrt_r 28 soon as such actlon can satisfactor- ly be taken. TUHE COUNTY BUILDING. County Conrt Monday, Tho indicted County Commissioners nre get~ ttug ready for their trial on the 26th. ‘The County Collector yesterday sold for taxes the delinquent property In the Town of Cleern, ‘The Sherill yesterday filed his quarterly diet- biil with the Clerk of the County Board, It foots up §5,130.40, Dan O'Hara’e cards snnouncing him as a candldate for Sheriff made thelr first appear- Ance sround the bullding yesterday, Col. Cleary Is still urging the necessity of bullding on elevatar at the tiorth onst of tho new Hospital for the conveyance of patients to the yards, The County Coffector levied on the property of R. Jacabs, William Qinu, and _the Wilming- ton Star Coal Company, ut Nos. 305, 161, and 8§ Chienga avenue; and” Fred Johnson, No. 100 West Erfe strect; and McDouald’s, No, 5 Lako street, < ‘The Confederate oflice-holders were yesterda busy levylng a tax upon otie_another, and such others as they could, to uniform the buge for the display to-morrow uvenlng. 8o far, Sherill Agnew Lus been the most liberal cohtributor, having donated twenty uniforms to cach ward in theclty. Louls Multog, an old county contractor, Is the latest Demoeratle candidate for County Cotnusissloner on the West Side. fle fs fu- dorsed heartily by the majority of the present Board, and, coupling this with the fact that he kifows cvcryoud{, be says hie fins no doubt about g‘cutm thenomination aud subsequently being elected, ‘The Committee on Equalization yesterday re- ceived a dispateh from the Hon, R, 2. Derick- son, member of the Stato Board, informing thein that their provosed visit to Springticld would be fruitless on nccount of the State Board having ndjourned over until Monday, 'The Commlttee, ns a consequence, did not go down Inst evening, but will go Monday, The Grand Jury divided its timo yesterday hetwean the ieacivg of petty Jail and complaint cases. It appears to beneting on the SugpEess tlon of the Court in reference” to carcfully ex- amluing into gl cases, and, us & consequenve, {8 wasting o great deal of thme, The probabliitics are that the busiuess alrcady mapped out will hold the jury another week. Dava Thornton was among the witnesses yesterday in an ate tempt to secure the indletinent of the Lienluy Journal for libel. CRIMINAL, Complaint was yesterdny lodged with Capt, Ellls agalust the character of the parties oceu- pylog No. 0 North Carpenter strect. Lizzle Deal, a scamstress, was yestorday held tothe Criminal Court fn bouds of $500 by Justice Foote for steallng clothing from the house of Policeman Repsdorf, No. 10 Peck cuttet, Hattlo Fnzxicrnld, o young girl 10 years of age, formerly living at the honse of Mys, Serlb- uer, of No. 198 Michigan avenue, was arrcsted yesierday at Hyde Park by Sergt. Ryan, Ste Bad fn her posseasion $160° worth of clothing stolen from her mistress. Henry F. Cohn, o fugitiva from fustice in Milwaukee, was arrested yesterday by the Weat Twelfth street police. It Js sl that Colin stolo $140 from’ his cmplo)'urxl and at thelr expensa hie s to be returned to Milwaukeo to suffer the penalty of bis milsdemcanor, Micheel Madden, who stabbed John D. Ward and John Boyls ina saloun brawl at No. 489 South Clark strect last Saturday ovenlng, was !y’uamrduy admiteed to ball In the sum of $1,500 y Justice Swmmertleld, The case was con- tinued indefinitely, Ward not belng able to ap- pear in court yet, Clothing thieves havo commenced thelr fall campalgn, Yesterday a fellow glviag the name ot lenry F. Smith wn’:n caught ‘;Lunf"fuz [Og 13 coat from Jacob Best's store, Nos, 70 snd 78 Wost Monroe street. The proprietor hold bilm until the arrival of the police, In the North Divislon Frank Bolen made nway with o pajr of luml.a belonging to J. D, Russ, of Nu, 104 Mich- igun strect, The mldulght prowlers transferred thefr mys- terlous dolngs to the North Divislon lust even- ing, and the rosult ls that Peter Klein, saloon- keeper ut No. 97 Kinzle street, complalus of the loss by ourglars of two boxes of cigars, a line revolver, aud o amall amount of cushi. I, A. Regensburg, located at No. 81 on the same thoroughfare, also complains of thejloss of $100 worth of cigars and & small smmoust of cur- rency. Both jobs were evideutly done by the BRI gang, J, W. Lambert, of Oak Park, camo to town yesterduy to sco the Expositlon, and while nlnml(nfi at tho corner of Clark und Madison streets urluF the nfternoon saw u horse driven by thut closely resembled one which was stolen from hm lust December, Oflicer Hermann was called to v,r-.\ukur the driver, and fiually urres‘ed lim and locked lilm up ut the Chleagd Avenue Statfon, where lie cuve the name of John Burke. Mr, Lambert positively [dentifies the unimal o8 his property. The colored jonitor at the Madison Btreot Statlon played *hussum yesterday in un {nter- esting conversatlon hetween two sucak thieves, and glenned sufticient fuformution to Implicate a fellow nuned Louis tutier in the rabhery of Martin Henry of No, 324 South May struet, which occurred fu the rear of No. 136 West Mud- f8un street, several days ngo. Deteetive Flynn foltowed up the clew thus glven, aud soon Niad Butler sufebehind the buesol a cell, and Heury’s wateh aud chain fn safo keeplog. Colfector Adam ltose, of the Third District, resented Louls Stephan, of Dixon, Hl., to ominissioner Hoyne with his compi!luemu in thie shape of un atfiduvie, chavging Stephun with carrylug on the business of ' whulesalo liquor- deuler withaut pu‘y(ur special tax, upon the camplalut of Luufs L, Woodville, Woudville culled upon Btephan amd desired to purchase 1U gallung of whiaky to sell at o camp-ineeting, Stephaw declined 1o sell that amount, us he Diad 1w Jlcense except as o retuller, Woodvilie then pureased enough of the wrdent, in two- ln ots, t itk 1Waallon keg, which be lnd couveniently near. Mr. Woodville falled to find s rewiky marken for bis * hardware " ot the canype wneting, elss why shonld hie omit to settle his hil ut Stephan’s, although often solic He seems, however, to buve been awakened to a seulizing sense ot the lost condition of dealers fn whisky, for ho went stralghway to the Col- lector, after being duanned, and " lafd dowp on Mr, Steplan, The evidence befors Mr, Hoyne yesterduy afternoon falled to slow any intent fo defratil the revenue un Stephan's part, and the Connulssioner dircharvged b, The Government hus tu pay witness feca wnd mdes aue Lo the dirtiest kind of au Jufovmer all the hdiue. ANNOUNCEMENTS. The German aud German-Enghsh classes of Prof, Groh wiil meet tu-nlght, ut 8 o'elock, fu the Atheneum leevure-room, No. 65 Washington atreet, The ninth South Park concert by the Oreat Western Lipght-Guard Band, under the direction of Josoph Clawier, will be given Saturday from Ba bo 5200 o'cluck i D. W, Whittle will conduct the noon-lay !;myer-mcuxlug to-day ut No, 150 Mudisnn streei. utject: *This One Thing L Do Mr, George C, Stebbing, of Boston, who has come ou tu organize & cholr lor the Moody and Sankey muetings, will be present aud bave churge of tho slugluz, The Unfon College of Law opens to-day at 9 o'cluck, ut 77 Clark strect, with un examinution of umnlhnmu 10r udmisslon to the senlor class, occupying to-day und to-morrow, preliminary to the general opetilng of the Colfcgu for regritlar exerclies Monday,” Leonard Bwett will lecinre Monduy afteruoon ut 4 o*clock on Gyeek Luw, tircek Luwyers, and Ureek Courts)” delivering the firstof o serieson that subject, ‘Tues duy afternoon €, C. Bonney, Eaq., will lecture on* The Luw o the Scienco of the Just und the Unjust.” Wednesday sfternoon Dr, N, 8, Da- ¥ls will deliver the first of u courso of 25 weekly lectures en V¢ Medical Jurlsprudence,” ‘Lhurs- day and Fridoy C, C. Bouney, Esq., will lecture on Thy Law os the Sclonce of Human Experi- ence, Fundamentu} l’flnu‘ljfln Expressed in Aluhm." and on “The Urigln aud Develop- ment of Clvil Government.” BUBURBAN, LAKE, One of the discharged fircmen of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ratlroad drew a platol un one of the new wen uear the depot Wednesday evening, hut be mistook his mun; he him- sell knocked down od his revolver taken from him. lemnay congratulate himself upon got- ting ofl with 80 lght & punisiment. Weadnesday evening » Lake Shore & Michigsn Southern switeh engine biew out fts whistle near Twenty-sixth street and delayed the Rock Island duminy about twenty minutes. 1t was finally plloted on to a slde-track and left. WASHINGTON. The TIntoroceanla Cannl Project—Buccass of the Now Loan-—-Negatiations for n Now Reclprority Tronty, Spectal Ditpalch fo The Tridune, Wasninaron, D. €., Sept. 14,~Mr. Leon Drouliet, tho distingulshied French englncer and Secrctary af the French Geographieal 8o- clety, arrlved here yesterday on a mission to se- cureald for a vowmplete survey of tho Contral American Isthmus, with a_view of building an fnteroceante ship canal, Iie called to-day upon officers at the Navy and War Departiments aud presented his viows, but wus ostonished to learn, for the first tinc, that offlcers of the navy have, at varfous tines during the [nst 25 years, thoroughly explored that whole reglon tum Tehunntepee to the Bay of Cuplea, and over nearly 40 proposed routes, Ile presented o pamphiet containing the proceed- ]ngn of the meeting of the Societe de Geo- graphie Inst May, in which are reported remarks made by Mr, Fertinand Lessops, who adiviscs a complete survoy of this fsthinus to find a loca- tion for a cannl which can be bullt without laclk. The Interoccanic Cunal Commisslion reported to the President last fall fu favor of the Nicara- gua route, and ono of the meinbers at least ad- voeates the adoption of a treaty looking to lts construction, bused on the principies of the Clayton-Bulswer treaty of 1854 A Minister from Nicarngun las ‘been appolnted to treat with this country on the subject, and will prob- ably aprive before the meeting of Congress. “T'he Treasury Department fs fmformed that the subscription te the new loan already Inrgely exceeds the $40,000,000taken by the Syn- dieate, It is expected that the entire amount of the bonds of this fssue will be taken before the Syndicate optlon expires, March 1. ‘The Centennial visitors arg relie-bunters. The Speaker’s desk of the House of Representatives has heen nearly cm;:rc«l 10 picces. Tho work of” withidrawlug the 5 and 6 per cont bonds deposited by National Banks to securg clrculation still coutinues, To-day $600,000 of the funded loan of 1831 wero withdrawn,and new 44 per cents substituted. on;l:rcsmll\n Walker, of Virginia, has pur- chased Gen. Belknap's resldonce for $30,000, Col. W, A. Cook, Babeock's counsel, says that Emery Storrs will have nothing to do with the defense of Babeock, and that he alono will di- rect ity though he may bave several assistants. ‘To-tlay s number of subpanas were sent out by the dcfense, many of those who wore during thie previous trial of the safe-burglary consplracy wltnesses for the prosecution belug nmong those summoned, It 15 certain that negotiations are pending for suew treaty with Great Britaln which wiil be chiefly devoted to extradition, It Is uniderstood that the inltlul stepa have been taken by Great Britafn, 1t [s salc to say that in un{ new treaty which may he submitted, Great Britain will be hound to pluco tho United States oflicials upon the same footiug with her own. This has not been the case under tho treaty which Is now abandoned, ———— MATRIMONIAL SENSATIONS, Bpectat Correspondence of The Tribune, Des Moives, la,, Sept. 12.~The otler day, o locomotive throttle-puller entered o coach of the Chicago & Northwest- ern Road at Cedar Japlds, in company witha pretty, light-heorted maiden, The twain were bound for Marshalltown, and their object was matrlmony. 'Fhe malden waa all emiles, and the expectant linsband moved with o solf-eatiafled nir, Searcely ad the trafn started -when another malden jolned the two, and, without the formality of an introduction, seated hersclf bealde the man, and proceaded ut once to cemind him_of a littlo prior matrimonial engagement he had made with her. In most positive torms she Informed #im that the business he wae jnst then engaged In coulin't bo carried out while she waa around, and shie had come to stay, 1 conld not get n chanco to say a word to the astounded little maid who sat on’ the other alde of hims but she kept u‘v & vigorous thinking, and finally asked R that, 1¢ ho'tared anything about ber, to put that other woman out of the coach. Tho sceno then got Interceting, and Uie paseengors wera hugely dfl,{oylm{ tho epivode, The fellow stood the cross-fird untll the trafn reached Bello Plaine, when he whispored to mald No. 1 that he would take Intruder No. £ Into the station-house and fenve her; and No. 1 was happy ouco moro. But, whon tho train started, "her woulkl-ba husband fuiled to appear, and that was the Inat ehe #aw of him. She went to Marshaltown, whera Ahe stopped at a hotel, penniless and forsaken. o the. Tandiord 'sho. told’ Bt talo, whereupon ho provided her with menns to retarn to e frionds; and ahg went, dejected and disgusted, Tho throt- tle-puller and the girl who had *‘busted " the little ureangement on the cary took tho next train for Marshulltown, and the next day the anm af that city told the sequel [n an announceinent of the warringo of the couple. A fow montha ayo, o Dr. Miner, it In reported, left Lyons, (n this'State, and went to Fulton, 11k, wherd he engagoed rooma with a widow. 1l hung out his shingle, and, while walting for patients, he wan aciable with nis landiady. 1l told her tiles of the wealth he [opsoescd, und that his enp of Lliss would bo full If ho bad a wife to share It. Tho widow Delfoved the tales he told, and consented to become his wifo. o broposed that she sell her property and remove to Mount Carroll, where there was a bettor location for_buainess, 'his sho alzo consented to, Tho property wes sold, liouse- lold-goods packad nid shipped. and the party ttarted, —shg pincing in his posschelon tho procoeds of the sale of lier home, On the way, two tadies cumo an the traln, —acqualntances of the Doc- tor,—who rodewith them 1o Mount Careoll, Leaving the widow at the statlon, the Loctor went o the County Clerk's oflice, procured a license ond then » clergyman, and martied one of the women vrlm{(-n. on the tralv at Savanoa, He then coolly went back to tho depot, und Informoed the widuw what he had done, She was astonished, but, after recovering from her suprise, aho de- wunded tie mottey shie had given b, Fo refna- ed to surrender, and turned” and left ber, \With the ald of the goud veupls of Mouut Carroll, she wan fnrniahed teansportation buck to Fuiton, 'The man who ud thus decelved her hag, it is belleved, ollier wives seatterod over the country, and efforta will be made to brlng hun to justiy = —— PROPOSITION TO HEAD OFF PERIOLAT, 1Y the Editor uf The Tribune, Cricaco, Sept. M.—Let Marshall Fleld, C, L. Kelloge, Robert Law, and such other houors able and patriotic merclnuts aa deal fo argicles denvminated * cotnty suaplies,” and desire to put a stop tu the stealing now golug on under the leadership of Leiolat, confer and make ont a written proposition and subwmit it without de- luy to the Cuun? Board, offering, under nuple Bonds It required, to furnish atactual wholesule cost all dry gouds, cluthing, groceries, conl, &, required by the county darlng the coming year, upon one ‘condition, “aml thut a reusonable one, to which no honest board coult ubject, us an equivalent for such valuable service: that the contractors or Citlzeos' Assoclution have the rght to place o man of their own selection in churge of the disteibution of sald aupplles, The offer, even I rejected, would do good by shuwing the Coumissioners into en- foreed Totiesty i uwarding the contract, which they coutd nol alurd to give to Perfulat, bevnuse the'loss of marzing would depriv i ol thy wherewith to muke dividends to McCatlrey v ab Heneo the Commissioners woulil be come pelled to throw Perlofut overboard or coufess themselves, what they nre beyowl a shadow of o doubt, le"c robibers, swindiers, lurs, smd thieves. No proviucs iu Europe would tulerate for a duy such an unprincipled sct of villaing us the Couk County Board, 1f there s no otler way to head off Teriofat then, the ery vught to e, OIF with hus huudurl.hul.uthnCunul{‘ «‘n;rd. ——— DANVILLE METHODIST CHURCH, Special Dispatch ta The Triduns, Danvitie, L, Bept. 14.—The ¢ase of the North Strect Methudist Chureh va. Charles C. Tincher was argued before Judge Davis to- day, und taken umter adviseent. In this case i fuvolved the title to Lhe church and lob of the ubuys Society, and tho property is estimated to be worth upwards of $20,000, The clreum- stances uttending the cose nre these: lust fall Tincher bought of the helrs of the parties who deeded the ot to the Bovlety all their futerest iu and to the same, Bult uot belng comtnenced for posseasion by Tincher at the next term of vourt, the Soclely, by its attorney, begun suit ut the present termi to remove the cloud upon the title to Lhe pry e a——. & THE FIREMEN, Spectal Dispatch (o The Triduns, MinngaroLss, Minn, Bept. 14.—The State fremen's parade took pluce fu this city to-day, About 1,600 persons from different portlons of the State were preaent, In tho triul of englnes, Mluneapolis Steamer No. 1 took the first prize, and 8t. Paul sccond, The dlstance thrown thirough 500 feet ot hose, 13¢-inch nozzle, was 210 fect 6 inches and 230'fcet ¢ inches, Beveral balls are given In honor of the visiting compr- nies this evening. ——————— EVENING SESSIONS, H. B. Bryant's Chicago Busino: Tralning School will commence jta Ing 8 on Mundsy evealog, Sept, 18, Arrsngeuien enterlog can be made any day this week st the Col. lege oftico betwcen 8 8, . 8nd5p, w, College and “ G0 WEST, YOUN 14 Mr. E. F. Runyan Concludes to Take the Advice. What Lie 1Ias to Say of This Crop of Suits. A Contle Hint to His Creditors to Leave Him Alone. The fillng of certaln biils in the cotrts of late agaiust Ebon F. Runyan made it desirable that a Trinuse reporter should look the gentleman up yesterday and, if haply he might flud him, ascertain what the genticinan had to say [u re- gard to them. After many inyuirles down town which proved unavailing, inasmmch as everybody sald Mr, Runyan was out of the city some place~nobady knew exactly where~the reporter, a8 o last resort, visited the entle- man’s residence last evening and was {n no amall degree surprised to find bim there, The reporter stated his mission. * Tell Tum Trinuns [ don't {nterview worth o damn,'" was ths response, after the usual hand-shaking had been concluded. *But ¢ome into the parlor," continued be, taking the Injtl- ative and the reporter following, * for although the papers have been abusing me, I treat you or any otber reporter o8 o gentfeman, Come fn,” And ttie reporter went In and sat down while Mr. Runyan busfed himsclf with finding o match and lighting up the apartinent. This having been done, he sat down ond gave the news-gatherer an account . of lls misfortuncs. e sald the panle had como and had tsken him in its courae, Whien s troubles came, hie took the adyico of his friends and went into bankruptey, Kvery- body pltched into liim, now that he was dowd. He liad gone into Mlchigan, where hio was near- er deathi's door than lie had ever been before. e ralifed nnd camo back, anxlous to stralehten up_his offalrs. Nobody would Iet him alone, aud the very men'whom he had befriended and had made money for now turtied on him. After trying to bear up for somne time e gave it ul), and resolved to go off und try to recuperate his shattered health und go’ fnto business in some other place, since there was no longer any chance for hitn in Chifeago, It had heen sald that he ran away, but he atlirined that he had told the very mien who cirealated this story that lie was going, Nothing was hid con- cerning his movements. He went away, came back, and again went off, this thne to Nebraskn, where ho spent some tineg, camping out and “ roughing it," until he felt able to come back acain, He had arived Ig tho clty Wednesday nlght, aud was QOING BACK 7O LINGOL, NED., next Monday, to opon & Inw-oflice thers and try to do sometling for himself, his famlly, aud his cred(tors. He had made an arrangement with a railroad company for some lnnd, and proposcd to make some money and then como back here. #Then vou will do something for your cred- ftorai" asked the reporter, *Yes, sir, I'll pay every dollar I owe, if they’ll only give me achance. God Almighty won't ses E, F. Runyan lve, If ho don't pay every cent he owes ! * {Vhat I wanted to get at more particularly,” suggested the reporter, * is what you have to say Lo some of theae bills flled against you." ¢ Oh! I'd just as soon tell you all about them a8 not,'"" replied the gentleman, forgetting his dislncfination to tuterview. " \\'nll\ that's just what Iwaunt,'” sald tho re- porter. ** Now, what 1s there to this claln of JONN MUNOD ' continued the writer, handing the gentleman o slip from yesterdny’s TRIBUNE with an necount of the fillnig ot the complnint. *Well, 1 tell you all thero s about this John Nanglo matter. " I luaned Lim a sum of nioncy to lielp him out of his troubles, and I got frightencd, fearing that the property might bo burued up and I would lose perhaps nearly all [ bad got In it I declded that It was to my In- tercat to get all I could out of It, and 1 sald to Juhn ong day: ‘John, try to mako some ar- rangement 10 help mo out.) I think I had about $8,000 fn therc. He told mo he could make o loan with the Connceticut Mutual Lifo Insurance Company, if I recollect r);l,;hl-l,v for a few thousand dollurs, and if he could gel that, he would give me so much and would try to pay mo the balance at some futurs time, - ‘That omiount would pay mo so much and would pay other claima that must be pakl before he could get his money, I aceepted the “ropual- tlon, Lelloving at the time that it was the best thing that I could do. Before that time £ had sold one of the notes, I told Munu soon after- wards thes I had been obliged to protect myself aud I would pay him the Toterest right afong, Just a8 regulirly ss could be. I told im that 8y soon a8 was able would turn over the principal. 1le sald he didn't caro anything about tho Interest until this scason, and 80 It hias never beon pald. e knew jt was a matter between him and me, beeause I had made this arrangement between e and John, John afterwards died, and got no money out of it. 1lost about SI,UJO, und that's all ‘there {s of the matter.” “Now about TN OOLD BUSTNESS [H jou please,” sald the reporter, 1 don't recollect how much T was owing him, I bought a plece of property of Mml g wentb to work and nSmL up this brick block on the: north side of Lake streot. After 1 had gotten that up, Thadn J»lecc of property fn the country that f bad sold, and I also lud some mortgages. 1 pruunsud to Ogle to make an exchange of the Indebtedness, und we made it. [ gave him the notes and fudorsed them to hfon. § thiuk 1 even guaranteed them to him, When I did so 1 handed Bim the mortgages in both coses, but dld not asalgn thetn, e rau slong perlaps twa or three wonths, aud he brought both morte gages back tu me and said: ' 1dou’t ke theso wmortgayes, You take my mouey withuut this stcurlty, ‘There are the “papera. Take them.' Well, 1 took thom, and [ love had them ever , slnve, When the firm of Simons & Runyan were so pressed, 1 tried to earry it through and save it, amd tn order to do so | had to pay up the fudebtedness that they wers owitg, I ralsed $20,00 (n money of John C. Halues, and L released Lhis murteaze., ‘Phat ts all there §s sbout {1, und Ol will tell you the samestory, if he tells you the truth. 1 supposed that the busincss would turn out fn some shaps 80 thut 1 coulil mect s payments whey they wero due, As a matter of (act, [ huve been unabla to do L. Ogle will i:et hia money. Lvery mun that keeps ?ulct ahall pay lirst; the oihers lust, Now, | dun't claim thut” this was Just what it ought tv he, but he knew 1 had ‘these mortgages aud by did't clafm unything of me, One of thew | #hnll ghve to b, but T shall not easlgn it htut. e never woukd have closed np the mort- guge In Gud's thowe except througl me? *Thon you have dectded upon youe futuree movements, Mr, Runyan, and you w{u 4O WEST " S0 had Just us suon my ereditors woul) know Law uuln& to Lincolnits not, L o a youmg man, iid Fon ol to work, ‘Fhese wen Whon Lun Imdebted 1o are voming st e every iy, il | ean da nothing here, 1t will tuke all Lo Atrength [ ean use’hn my business, nid o 1w golg away whers | ocan work. 30 thisy would 1"“ let me alons and keep from me, 1 would ust u3 sonn go to work o Chilego as suywhero elae, [ havepot s good field there nuw, whern 1 can du woriethiing, 1 bave got enmu:'h Vigor fu e yel to run a steam-engiae, or balf w dozen of thei, Jong will you ramain fn the Weat1" SWell, probubly a year, My danghiter will go out with me nextweok, and my family will ful- ow. 1f anything dems 1y attention o the eantime, 1 shatl come wid ook ulier it Hut Lusn ol wway to work, snd in less “than five years 1 shudl pay u\'ur?’ cent L owe Mr. Runyan eoueluded by giving the reporter A nviton to call on b 4f he ever jrot vat 1o Jncolu, aud thew the interviow terutinatid, o gl v el CANADIAN NEWS, Spectad Dispatch to The Tridune, TOKONTO, Sepl, 14.—Hunlon, the winner of Lthe champlon scull raco ut Plladelphia, arvived here tonlgbt aud recelved w splendid ovation, e was escurted by # torehlight processfon and bands of imusic to *he Llortleultural Gardens, where s prowenade concert was held, In the conrse of the evening the Muyor, on beball of tho vitlzens, presented him with o magniticent gold stop-wateh valued at $300, Suecial Disgatch 1o e Tridure, MoNTREAL, Sept. 14.—lusurance vompaules olug busiuas in this city liavo seut represeut- stivea to v(eit the towna and cllles where they bold policics to examiug into thelr mcans of checking extensive conflagrations sfmitar to that which visited St, Uyaciothe, ‘Fhey visited Sorel and Quebec, and séveral leading companies pro- pose {0 fasue na new policies unlesa tho City ounclt of Quebec Druvl&ku better means for fire protection. Special Dispaich to The Tribuns. QUEBEC, Sept. 14.—Lurge quantities of oys- ters for Quebee and Montreal are arriving by the Intercalonfal and Grand Trunk Rallwaye trow Prince Edward Lalund via Point du Cheuo. TI)?IAFE onl)l' 2;’(‘““!\" Int du Uhene and thie city, comuletiong of llll(‘!n‘fl]‘l‘)"l\lll lllnzhmy “lnll L;rc:lltl\'lhl';l;r!e fl:: oyster trade betweon this P e anle rovhice w1y Spectal Dispatch to The Trivine, TOnoNTo, ept. 14— mauster Reform gy erlig s held yestenay nt et furd af wjiy the Premier and the How, Mesars, (:nruvn' iy Mowat, aud Frazer delivered dddresses, meeting terminated by the unanbmon Mg of n resolutlon expressing I\enrlymulhlcn the Domiulon aud local Governiying Bsit betweery Tolng Eht, The tin 16 jn mARRIAG HOOBIRR— RICHELT~Sept, 11, dence of Juhn A, Relchelt, by the 1 . 1, Cheney, D, 1, Mr. Samuel 1. Boobles, of (i oo, and Sies Panlive E. Helchelty of Forl gy, o, Lt g " 8.0~ Fort Madison, 1a., papers please copy. BOSTWICK—GIRIMES—A the realience of bride's arente, Willium Hoxtwick ary A rinies, Sept. by the Rev. J, "I Killen, hoth of Mishawnks, nd,” il bach EOAN~(FSH Enan and Misy Magele o the Hev. Fathers Bunn and N Church, Wabash-nv, 27~ 51, Louls nud Dubuque papers plese o A [ 1850, Mr. 1, 3 Dieth of Clicazo, §y anau, at Sy, .\qui AN A A r AP A A L Lt A e COOR~T, F, Cank, in the 80th year of hinage, :,‘l'“ 1‘4.11:‘nluy ol Sep! i) 'm l.l: hluo realderr; i3 Coltage (irove-av., inte of the iidegfs Ueat Tionees, Wert Nadreonoat, 1 0 Houmdr Notice of funernl heteafter, NEATH—In thie ey, Heath, aged 44 ?'cnr!. Funeral from her Iate restilence, 1023 Woat ag, Joreal,, on Saturday, Scpto 10y by carriagey o Graceland Cemetety, & McQUADE~Thomns enry MeQunde, a G, McQuade, aged 7 mm\llu}:\ml )En [l il Funeral this (Friday) worninz, Sept. 15, ot 10 ui!mf' by carciages 1o Calvary. Frichls arg Ine vited, £37" New York papers please capy, BAKIRY~Tho Tunerat of the late Jolin Barry will take place the 15th in<t. at 10 o'cloci stiuty, o, his fate resfilence, N sk 1o 1 Cliurch of the Holy Family, where Solemy i Mass wili be celebrated; thence by ears to Cal Cemetery, i CUDMORE~J, Cudmore will he taken fzom hig Inte ronidence, 58 Girangersst., ntll o cluck, 19 the Chiarel of thie Immucutate Concention, thenrg to Milwaukee Depot, preclacly at 10'clock, to Cage yory Cemetery. Sept. 14, 1670, AT HEADQUARTERS, Thero will bo a graml mass-mocting at Tiepay. Mean lieadquarters, corner of Clark nud Lake o, this evening at 7:0 o'clock, The Hon. Jamey Goodapeed of dolict, tho Ton Sidaey Sul, the Hon, Join €, Dore, Br, € V. 1), ey and ol will address iho meeting, ot sy BOYS IN BLUB. TIEADQUANTERS FinstT DivisioN, Bovs i Bues OF TIlk STATE oF ILLINOIs—General Order No, u: All Gompany Commanders will repurt Snturdsy, the 1Uth inst,, at Club-Noom, Grand Cacide lioe en tho huura of < ind 4 o' raf men in their respeetiv d going to the Soll dianapulis on the lthh {ns ¢ Commandy diers’ Kennion ay Iy, | By order of . W, Reeanv, Brigadler-General Cotnmanding, FOURTH WARD, The regulnr weekly Wheeler Club of the F Club's headquarters, 209 und & thin evcnlnfi. Uood spenkers will address the mecting, and the Chicage Quartetts will give sos excellent mislee - FOURTE WARD. The Fourth Ward Aaxillury Club will meet s 1he old ll(.‘ul.l?!lnfls\rd. comer of Sonth Park-ay, l\ufl’l‘hlrlr‘ll rd-st., Saturday evenl tie Igth lust. Able speakers will adidfess the i SIXTH WARD, Mass-mecting of all Republicans Friday eveniog at 8 o'clogk shirp, In No, 253 Weat Twenticth-s, o between Morgun and Fisk, Goud apeakers will by In attendunce, -~ Companica A and B, Hayen und Whealer Gunrds, aro ordered to appear n fitll uniform at. 574 Sou Halsted-st., o attend the mass-mvcting, N, Captata, M. I MUTCE Company C In otdered to mect at 545 Biuo Tlangs av., fur the same purpose, 9. M. TOSLUS, Captafa, SEVENTH WAR! ‘The Republlcan Club of the Seve| also Company A, Seventh Ward luymakers, wil meet (his evening t thoir headqnarers, earierof West Fourteenth and Unlon ats, A fulluttyndarcs 14 requosted, nn business of fmportunce will wae bofore the Club, snd Company A will Lave 22 electiun of ofilcers, STVENTEENTH WARD, Compnnics A and B, Hayes and Wheeler Monts Men, ure requented to mect in thielr b\l this ecen. ing, atthe cornorof Chicago-av, nudvsedivicks 8ty 8L 7250 sharp, for clection i o other \'Icr_v hnportant business, A ful) attendance ks de- siréd, EIGHTEERTR WARD MINUTE MEN, any A, of tho Elghteenth Ward Minuts 1 moet for drill nt “Tuener Hall this even- 0 wharp, Al members are reguested 1 id promplly. Com| CELENRATED tiroughont the Unlon—expressed to il part, 1 Iand apward 8 {£5, 40, tig T, ‘\ddgcu onlers GUN 3%, Uoniee uoner, Chic AUCTION DBy WM. A. BU FRAME DWELLING ARD 10T, No. 418 Twenty-thirdeat,, at auction, SATERDAY Atternoon, Sept, (0, 8t 3 o'clock, on th premiees. Torme, casth, il perfoc ALEL USEHOLD GOODS, Mlrvars, Untutingy, Biliey STovesy, achery, inid Lilasswnre. rloe Oranun, NG, Sept, Mo L 18wl 130 PJAN, Pawabeolicr, At 108 Madison-st., MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sepr. tund i, at 10 0'Iock each day, it entire stovk of Umcdeeiued. Pledsth wiong Which are u large nutning uf GOLD AND SILVER WATOHES, AND DIAMOND JEWELRY, ONE DLAMOND SET, Oviginal Cost, $15,000, reloct av. Auglianeein, 34 an TELIS DAL B SATLE, COMMENCINU &' We lave positive of i ders 't GLus Ve Five Rich and Elegant farlor Suils, b rune ane Carpets, Loungos, Safas, Wardrobes, Oflico Dosks, Book-Casos, Cooking and Heating Stovos, Goneral Houschold Goodd Leames fine Cizara, Tons, Plited Wate, Genen Mery &e, S FOMENDY & CO. U Handulpl ol ). P GORE & CU., U8 and 70 Wabhask-av, , o BATUIDAY, e 16, a49:30 a'elock, 12 crates W, G Crockery, in oen lofs, Weahall after o very iurge Aszortenl Stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 8¢l £0 1o highest bidder, Parlor and Charde ol every description. ‘Walut Wardrobe Bolus, Louly arhie anil Wood blek, pelndh Oflica and Puir ets, Bookcaacs, or Ol Cloth, Sidebomids, lireaig Cuich naire aud Tuckers. Clozka, Mirrors, & Louk 0uL fur bargalostn il 0o M d cers JOLN H, DRAPER, Auctiopeeh By John H. Draper & Co. FRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 1870, AT 142 DUANE-ST. NEW YORK, (ire ty By order of tha UNDERWRITERS. tha hiock of Meswrs, ALLEN & C0., very damaged, o4 thelr late atores, 71aud 7) Coubetty sty New York, comprisinga Largo Assortment o moking, Fing-Cat, and Plug Tobaceo (All Branda of the Leading Manufacturessh DONESTIO CIGARS, SNURH, EIC Ktock can be examined 1*n Fae oties g0 CITO store. 143 Doane-at., . . Will Do 80l [u 101 10 aiss abi yurvua wabe