Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1876, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1876. v THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. Mr. Charles H, Deere, of Moline, Is at thedat- Seson Touse. Mr. William 'Af, Collina Jeft this city lnst night S0 fll the position of Assistant Commissary uf the Soldlcrs' and Sallors' Reunion nt Indlanap- olls. A son of Capt. Wiley M. Egan passed n very ereditable cxamination at Yale laat week; his only prepacation therefor Wwos gained In the public schools of this clty. Ofcer C. C. Tilden, tor along time connceted with the Hoard of Jlealth, sent in his resignn- tion yesterday to accent a position with the Palmer Houso lver y stable, Mr. Bankey will bo here with Mr. Moody to begin the meetings Oct. 1. Mr, Stehibing (s hero 10 organize and direct the chorus cholr to s p}m:mll Mr, Sankey’s work, and not to take his . place. The temporaturo yestorday, ns observed by Manosse, opticlan, 88 Madizon street (TrImUNR Bullding), was af 8 A, i,y 67 dem; 10 8. m, 735 120, 575 8. M.y, 7058, My, 72 Barometor, 8 0. m., 20.03; 8 p. m., 2084, The Retall Coal-Denlers' Aasoclation, at ita Inst re;iulnr meeting, pnsred o serics of resolu- ons of condolence with and sympathy for the family of the late John Barry, who wns a re- spected inember of the Assuciation. In the_ Coroner's fnquest nnon tha littla child of Jolin Jusrgzen, at No. 11636 Wood strect, the Jury returned a verdiet of premature birth, and fonnd nothing to substantiate tho charga of malpractice mads against Dr. Wilcke, Ofmeer William Schmidt, of the Lake-streot sqund. yesterduy afteruonn found the body of a futl-grown malc _infant in the riverat State strect bridge. The hody was taken to tho Morgue, where the Coroner will hold an faquest to-liy. ANt Lawlor wishes it to be nnderatood that hin resolution offered on Monday, relatingtothe prosecuting nttornoy on the Wesat 8ide, does not reficet on the efliciency of the present oflicial, Judee Boyden, His object §s to sceure an addi- tlonal lawyer to help prosecute the clty cases contlunally arising in the police courts, TPeter Schlund and Alexander R. eck unite n aeard to the editor to state that they wero not drowned at Boutl Chiengo, 08 was set forth with circumstantinlity in the Postand Juler- Ocean, 1t wonld be falfe Lo helleve these en- tlemenuntil the papers nameid adduce sume tes- timony in refutation of their words At sbout 11 o'clock yesterday morning a nssenger on board the Chiengo & Alton madl- rin commitied sufelde, by cutting his thront from car to ear, while hetieen thu stations of Bummit and Mount Forest. Deputy-Coroner McGirr hiekl the Inquest, hut was unable to ns- | certaln the flentity of the deceased, [Ie was o Bweide, apparcntly 85 years of age, and of o fulr complexion. The Christian workers to whom fhave been delegated the details of arzanizing the coming revival held an fnteresting meeting in lower Farwell Hall Inst night, The Rev. C. L. Town- send presided, and, after hymns aund prayer, read an eloguent lesson on the convictlon o &, The Rev, Mr. Chamberloln added some ad- ditionn) remarks on the same subject, and, after brief sddresses by gentlemen present, the meet~ ing adjourned. The Northwestern Chiecker Congress contin- ueil its slitings yesterduy at No, 83 Clatk street, but for some wicsplnined reason very few con- testants cnme in, and very few games were played,—so few, in iact, s to render the publl- catlon of the revised record -unnccessary unti to-morrow. Mr, Orvis heads the 1lst, however. + Mr. Martins was also present yesterday at the rooms where the Congresa was In sesslon, and played several games with amateurs, The attendance at the Exposition yesterday was an improvement an the vreceding day, and was Just nbout large euough to give comfort- Able kpace to every spectator, The fact that re- dueed rates over the Tlinols Centinl Lave now one nto efle:t had constilersble fnfluence on he people along that lue, nnd every train brought in lurge partics. Yesterauy was tho first of the acason on which Iana’s orchestra performed during the mornlng. ‘They will acrcafter blow and serupe at 11 a. m. each day. It wns noted in these columns a day or two ago that P, 1L Tunsey had been arrested onn ehiargo of disorderly, Frowlng out of on allered nsult to o little news girl, . On examinntion peforn a court, it cume ont that thero wasa 4 'y genernl mistn nding all around; by the gl the ofll i Tansey himself, There x was no sort of evidence to sustain auy chargre agafust Mr. Tunsey, and he was avcordingly « Risehareed, the Justice finding that there was o ruxmmn why he should ever have been are * rested. 5 It i the Inteution of the varlons chiurches to organizo u cliolr of abiout 500 of the Lest slngers Inthe ¢ity to asslstut the Muody and Sankey meetings when txwi' commence, Last night ahout 100 of the voeallsts met in upper Farwell Iall for the first rchearsal, Mr, George C Btebbins ofllelated s director, and there was n manifeat enthustnsm that augurs well for tho future in the establishment of a cholr that will materially ald the cvangelist in the work before him. The next rehearsat will be held Thursday night, aud after that the cholr will mcet overy ’.l‘ucsilny and Thursdny eveninge, Corouer Dictzsch yesterday beld an inquest wpun 8fdonla Doubrawa, whose body was found 11 the lake Iast Saturdny during the yucht From the varlous witnveses mined,—) Kuntluger, the unele of the dec erof the Tallroud Iouse on Sherman street, ond Herman Mauz, the young girl's lover,—it , was nacertutned that shio “had undoubtedly com- b mitted suifvide, becnure of sorecow ut hearing v that Mauz was slready marred, The Inguest was, however, contivned until Thureday morn- ing, at Mauz's rerquest, by which thus he liopes to lave n sutlldency of testhmony o exanerate him from al Linme and from aby suspiclon of having caused her death, Monday eveniug, as Juke Gendler and Peter Bhyer were movine homewnrd by way of the Fort Wayne Raftroad britera on Stéwart avenue, u defective sldewslk over the structure fnvu yray and dropped Mr. Gendler {nto the swelling food, His comrade worked as guickly and well aahe coulll to eifect n reseue, and at losl, by dint of getting down on tha pler, succeeded In reaching tho floating gentleman's haid, which he held until u eerles of vigorousshouts hrought help, und Mr, Gendler was sesened, 16 was narrow eseape, and should lend fo the tmme- diate repale of the bridece-sidewall, which is Tnrgely used na a thoroughlure. It ls a curions thing, Mr. Shyer thinks, that, while ) shouting hia best for help, the watehmen Dridge should have alept through it all, Jowed the alil to Lo rendered by a wa who ran over from Eluhteenth stréet on hearing the nolse. Watchmen who sleen ng sound us these du ure ueeless, txeept on the police foree, THE LAW OF CARRIERY. A elever youne boy livhue ou Pralrle avenue Ty hid bls 1fe mnden burden to him by the fmpositions of u young whlow who_boards with Nt pa and . She ks always sending bim on errands, untl, when he does them, fustead of giving Nin a’ quarter, or cven saving © Thank - you ! ghe pitches into him for helug " so leng, or dofug it wo badly. The troddea boy tarned at Tast, and last week, when ahe sent Wi up to uhmlr-store on West: Madison street with her wealth of golden ringlety to huvo acurl putinto thew, he Juat leancd pensively over the ruiling of the hridge und Jet o stream of jute unh things that would have made Berenlee ‘or Mrs, B. A. Alien Jealous cascade into the glutty-rip- P pling streant, Then he went home, reaching tho H;n,u:mnl domiells just as the funily was altting wn to tea. Nuld the yourg widow: 4 Charley, did you deliver” my - purcelt When _did fhey sy t would - Dbedonel What alobg thue you were gone. If I werga boy I could lave “gone there’ and hack twice In the thne'? ¢ Yea'in,* he replied meekly, * Well, when will it be donet” *’T'hey dfun't’ eay, Didn't sayl Didn't you pive them the parcel ¢ Noy 'm; I !nunsll. but I Tost the things.” ¢ Lost the things? Howi" 4 They fell luto tho river,”” Well, you are n nice Loy to soud o u message, 10 1 was your father I take the hide ofl'n you with a stick.” 4 But,' madam,” replied the boy with dignity, 4 yau are not father, nor yet my mother, (Sen- § sation.) Uesides, not belng a common earrfer, H and not having entered futo o contruet with you to carry your parcel for and In cousldera- tion of " any sum, 1 lave Incur- 7ed no liability, and am {1able to no penalty, {f 1 had undertaken to carry the parcel for my v own particular profit, my father even would not P . bave becu responsible for its loas (seo Butler vs, h Bastug, 2 C. & P, 614) unless, indeed, he pald 3 me smaller wages because of the opportunity thus afforded o to inake small sums. On this point T will only quote Dwiwht ve. Brewster, 1 Plekerlng imn.) But, rsing from the law 1 o the c?u ty of the case,l have only to say—" : but before he could say it his father had moved the young Chief Justice from the room, and o the eafe seclusion of the boack shed, engaged in friendly remon- strance with bimn, The young widow shed a filw ul wivk at him on'his roturn, while the y went up-stairs and slept on all-fours like a Fs mule, Dupdrinf of ob nlnijulucu, or even ¢+ &hbearing at that tribunal, the boy hes taken an 3 8] 10 Lis mother's supremo court, whero o will bring the case up for final adjudication on a kIfil:almdumrt thlmd by puitivg up a lock i i of tlmf.{vmmg widow's falso golden halr inn pleca of stlver paper, and stow! "‘[i it away in his pa's pocket the eyening after his mother haa ven her liushand o lotter to post. The boy hinks bis mn will look through his puckets, and, 08 her hair I8 black and shic s very jeatous, ho lins no doubt whatever but that the declston will be reversed with heavy damages agalnst the | widow. SOUTII PARK COMMISSIONERS, The regular fortnightly meeting of the South | Park Comunlesioners was held yesterday after- noon at tho oftice, corner of Dearhorn and Ran- dolph streets. In the absence of tho Prestdent, Mr. L. 1.’ 8idway presided. The other mem- Vers present, Mcasra, Price and Cornell, Tho following hills were approved and war- rants ordered drawn for their payment: John McCaflery, clay, $831.78; John McCaffory, cin- ders_and gravel, $1,000; J. H, 8aum, engincer- ing, $1645 Schlund & MeIntosh, mining wells and connection, $10; J. M. W. Joncs, $.5608 Jamea Clander, ninth concert, $118; miscels, Inncous, 81040, Total, £2,659.k0. On motion of Mr. Cornell, §250 was appropri- ated for putting in cobble gutters on the east )}[llu of ':;I?atem ?vcnun from Archer avenue to ‘Thirty-ifth street. i 'l'l\u’ matter of incrensing the North Pler from 200 to 800 fect was referred to the Construction Commlttee. The Superintendent was Instructed to report tho necessitics nnid cost of repalr of Western avenue from Fifty-fifth strect north, The meeting adjourned to to-morrow afier- noon at 3 o'clock. WILSKY, There was conslderable doubt expressed yea- terday as to the absolute truth of the informu- tlon canveyed in n Washington dispatch to the effoct that Rehm's immunity extended to the clyil cascs In which he is Involved, and that the whlakf men were not. lllml{ to be pardoned, but that } ellhgl_\vmlm probably have his sentence cqualized, This news waa by no means weleotno to the dwellers In the ul;ner story of the Coun- ty Building, I was wholly unexpected, and about ns encournging asn cold water showers bath. During the dny telegrams were received from Washiugton, howeser, stating that Comn- misaloner Ruim, from whom the Intelligence pirported to come, was not in Washington .Klnndny, and that ho would not be_there untll to-day, Acting-Commissioner Rogers ktew nnulinp about’ any such rumors, and_ the Commissioner bad = not sued any such decislon in regard to the elyil- fnununlty business. From the heat information whivh n TRINUNE reporter could obtadn, it is al- together probable that the leonn were lssued yeaterday, and that they will be in the hands of tho United States Marshial to-morrow morning, This was about the extent of that branch of ::!nrrcm. events known s whisky news yester- ny. CANDY-RETTLE EXPLOSION. Monday nfternoon qutite a serions accident oc- ewred fu the eandy factory of M. B, P & Co., 211 nnid 213 Lako street.” Frank and nY- tisto Ferren, two confectioners, were engnged in running-off a kettle of pastecandy, but had forgotten toopen the steam-exhaust, About 80 pounda’ pressuro was allowed to gather with- in lhe copper boller, when suddenly su explo- sion oceurred, Thc'kcnh: was rent in twain, and the room was filled with a shower of stoam, slrup, corn-starch, flour, and other et cctorns. Frank was badly burned over the face, and liands, and chest. Baptiste Ferren waa also sealded. Both men were cared for at the Mercy Hoapltal, Thelr injurles, though severe, ure not of a dangerous character, JEFF AND JENKS, TOM TIIT BARKEELEN. There was a bit of u fight lnst night in the Bodega saloon, and ns accounts differ, perhaps it is Letter to give the various storles just as they were told, Satd Tom the barkeeper: * They was a-talk- ing and a-fussing and n-fooling around, and somctimes they was a-skipping about, and final- 1y they—" #Who do you mean by they, Tom1" Jeff Hankins and Major Jenks, They hnda fight right here—right there where you sce that knot-hole. They was a-fussin and a-foollng around, ana they was a-talking and slapplug about, and finally they ealied for beer—" “Who called for beert” « 1 don't kuow who, but they was a-fooling and o-fuseing and u-talking aud a-skippiog about, and he—" “Who!” « “ \Vhy”.lnnks, he got to talking politics to him— 9 + 4% Whot" #Why, to Tankins, and Hankins wouldn't have it, vause he didn't take no stock in Ilayes and Wheeler; and Jenks, he calculated that Tn- diana wos gofnz Bome 7,000,000 for the Repub- Tean ticket, 80 ho told im o didw't ciro a d—n for him.” % Was he drunk?” 4 No, ie wasn't x:.uu:tqv drunk, but he was feellng o little Juxurious.” ¢ What did Haskins say1" Hy nsked lilin to he 3—d, and then turned nwny. But Hanking, not knowing Ms own in- terests, wouldn't be d—d, and turned around and handed him oue ou the eye,” HWhat theni? s Well, Jenks went down, and IHankins gave him a fey more for hixnibs, but that's all T Kisow avout it.” THE BOOTHLACK'S ACCOUNT. T was a-goin' fer tor shine u sneozer’s leath- er when [ seed a duffer tell another dull as how some Iudinns s wears poultices was w-goln® fer to haze o dusfer nmned Wheeler, and the bloke as took no steck (n the stag gived [t to the snck- or Into the eye,and telled him s he wud erawl onto his collar and pureat him. Them feller us they eall Jenks was down, and the other hloke was nepunsin? hoots iuta his ears when T Lol Terel * shine!? awd thut stopped the cireus, *Which had thie best of i, Hunkins or "c.'!lv}'?'" Jenks was 1, cos them Hanking had to st ap after the tlght, Hankins, he shilned v . S eye putent-leather style, but Jenks b only got fu w schnit on - those flankins, Bhlne 'em uppi—only u nickel 1 THUT KEWSHOY'S ACCOUNT, 1 bought two Timescsin the mornin’ and had sold one, ud ubout 7_o'clock I poes into the Botlega to closs out. Isces the Ace coppering the Juck —" 4 What's that 1" “Isees Hanking n-blackin' Jenks, and two stacks a-waltin’ fer the pley,”’ STwo stacks " & Yux, two duffers hollin' back fer o fcanc.’ T seed Honklus playin’ both hands closed and tho other dull goin' fer the black on the spln, and I left.” $Wha prot the beat of 1L1" “ Hanlans throwed him down and puffed a peeher, and that was atl, It wasw't no fight to amount ter nothin'.” MANKING' ACCOUNT, “1t%s nll a stock of les, I haven't played Jenks open for ten xhu's‘ wnd if lie has cone down to the corner [ haven't dealt to see him. Jenks may be on the queen aud I not kuow it, u\“l N iy soul 1 haven't seen him for ton euls. Tow do you account for that copper on your left eyeln S Phere’s where s splder played me open and worl Low about tha corner from the nosc to tho mouth “That was on tho last turn with o bedbug, Them (s ull right, young mau. Don't you fret.” * JENKA' ACCOUNT, Why, the blondy aufTer alu't got a m\\j\nrc Talr fnto lis head, and § don't glve n greenbock forall he hols. 1 cun back-cap him and his fumlly, nnd no double bank can win me down. Can’t blow nobody overbuard %uul because he Jent me $10 for beer, und 1 don't take no chipa from no man when e wanta to run a sussage duwn me." 4 \Which got the lest of it1" 41 dids but that's my way of n_shulling-cock, I am, ond I that's the way he got Heked, " 4 Jfow about thut eye “That's all right; but did you seo how I blacked up his legs? That's what tells,! OGentle reuder, Hanking and Jenks blacked each others' cyes, aud yot we are not happy, ——— BOARD OF TDUOCATION, BTANDING COMMITTERS, A regular seml-monthly meeting of the Board of Education held last evoning, President Bulllvan in the “ All the membhers were prosent except English, Clarke, and Kohn. The President unnounced the following stand- ing cominitices: Juildingsand Grounds—8hoeninger, Jacobs, and arke, School-Fund Properly—~English, Reed, Hoyne, and Hotz. Apparatus and Furniture—3lots, Wolch, and Bhoeninger, Plv'lmmu and Auditing—Kohn, Amold, and ruseInz, Eranination of Teackers—~Welch, Wolls, En- glish, liced, and tho Superintendent, . Appolntment of Teachers—1Tlo Presidont, Smith, and Wells., i Text-luoks and Courss of Inatruction—Wells, Prasring, and llo!‘nn. 1Junlmn und Hupplies~lloyne, ' Jacobs, and arko. Publication—Bmith, Cy Shoen!! 3 Trih Sehoni— Citrko ngts bhd Sncae. =" Dizision High hchools—Welch, Aruold snd Co. vert. Normal School—Covert, English. and W . German—Prussing, Koln, and liotz, Salaries—Leed, Arnold, snd Welch. Judiclary—Arnold, lecd, and English. Nghting., Iam lfit down, and Erening Schools—Arnold, Ioyne, Cavert, Reed, Kohn, 8mith, and theninp\fir. dinles and ' Reguiations—) rassing, Welch, and clls. JMuzie—Covert, Kohn, and 8hoeninger, l)rmrlna. Clark, 8mith, and lloyne. Special Bunds and Prizes—JIncobs, English, snd otz Alsa tha following Committeca on Echools: Jones, Clark; Scammon, 110tz: Kinzle, Rnglleh; Franklin, Shocninger: Washington, Arnold; Mono- ley, Covert; Brown, Welch; Foster, Clarke: Og- den, Smiths Nowbetry, Shoeninger; Wells, Wolls; Bkifiner, llotz; Haven, Kohnt Cottage' Grovo, Ttecds 1lolden, Reed: Dore, Hoyno; Tiayes, Welch} Clarke, Hoyna; Douglnn, Pruseing; Lincoln, Smith; Carpenter, Jacoba: Buer, Amold: Ring, Wells; Lawndale, Covert: Wicker Park, Jacobs; Pearson ®reet, Smith; EBlirabeth strcet, lotz; Walsh atreet, Jacobsi Weat Fourteenth street, Well Sheldon, Rnglish; Wentworth avenue, Koh Veider strect, Bhoentnger: Plckard, Reed; Cal met avenue, ' Proeaing; Lincoln street, Welch; Third avenue, Clarke: Sangamon etreet, Hotz; Poik strect, Hoyno: Ward, Cavert; Nickersonville; Englinh: Divialan and Clearer strect, Arnold, Bouth Union strcet, Clarke; Bonth Halsted atrect, Jacobs: North Clark street, Englishi West Fonr. teenth sircet Mo, 2, lloyne: liartlson street, Wells; South Paulina sir. «t, Welchs North La Snlle 'strect, Shocninger; ‘Thirty-fourth street, ‘Covert; Superior strect, Bmithy llinsdale street, Armald; Arthor avenue, Prussing: Warren avenue, Welch; Dearborn street, Kohn; Blue Teland ave wnue, Hoyne, A communieation was received from Buperin- tendent Pickard asking that he e allowed a vacation of a few weeks, without salary, for the Denetit of his health, he nceding o rest, On_motlon, his Teave was limited to two munths, Lis salary to contlnue. A BPECIAL CABI. A communication was recelved from a Mr, Jenninge, nsking that his son be allowed to stop the study of Germnan. ‘Considerablodiscusston ensued, acveral of the Inapectors nmecum‘ to spending thelr timo in acting upon *'specinl cases, such applications, 1t appears, being not uncommon, Inspector Weleh moved that the boy beal- lowc&‘ to discontinue the ntml{‘ Inspector English offered the following as a subatitute: Resolred, That the Bnperintendent shall have the power, and it shall bo his duty, to exciise on appll- catlon any puplfrom any study in the course which 18 not incinded I the lstof studies upon which, by the laws of Illinols, examination” of teachers 18 required. Inspector Bhoening matter be referred to tho Committeo on Rules and Regulntions. Not agrecd to, Inspector Arnold moved that the subject be refermd to the jolnt Committees on Judiclary and Rules. Agreed to. A communication was_received from N. W. Boomer and C. G, Stowell asking that they be allowed the use of efther thoe Kinzie or Franklin School _for n might scliool, a small fee to be churged pupile, Referred to the Commitice on Night Schiools, TR 8CHOOL AGENT submitted his report for August. Tho eash on hand l\u%‘l, was $7,003.28 the receipts wero £132,028.01; 'and the 'expenditures, $120,802.15; leaving n balance of $10,070.00, Tho rent ac- crued on school-fund property nrior to Mn&,s, 1875, was $82,i31.27; rent acerued since, $20,- m,{s; total rent_due to Nov. 8, 1870, $102,- ’4‘8»'!‘1‘}0. 1t was referred to tho appropriato com- mittee, ' er moved Yot the whole DRAWING. Inspector Clarke moved that the Board pro- ceed to clect n teacher of drawing, no salary to be p‘:ld by the city, Henominated Mrs, Dlm- moek. Inspector English made the Lmint that the po- sitlon would have bayve to be_ created first. There was no such oflico as teacher of drawing now, Inspector Clarke sald drawing was o stody, and, while tho ofllee of Buperintendent of Draw- ing had VLeen abolished, thero was nothing he Jaiew of In_tho rules which prohibited tho clee- tion of n teacher of the study. It was not cs- sentlal that the duties be deflned. Tho Presldent overruled thopoinut of Inspector Engll'a]h and the inotion of Inspector Clarke ogreed to. . Mrs, DImmaock was elected by acclumation, Inapcctor English moved thut the subject of drawing be referred to the Joint Committecs on Drawlng and Rules and Regulations, Agreed Music. Inspeetor Covert, from the Comumitteo on Music, reported in favor of the election of Mr. Blackman ns *special teacher of music,” pro- vided that he be subject to the control of the Ruard, and that the city be not held liablo for his salary. Concurred iu. Miss Clark having decllned to accept the po- sition as head nsalstant In the Clarke School, on motion of Inspector Hoyne, Miss Mary E. Royee, of the Skinner School, was unanimously clected to fill the yacancy. Superintendent Plckard stated that the schaols had never opencd mora pleasantly than this year, They were never fuller, and the ne- cessity for double divisions was pressing, Nearly all the tenchers' places were filled, and vet thelr ealaries were 80,000 inslde the amount allowed by the Council. Inspector Arnold gave notice that he would move at the next mecting that the Board Lold afternoon sesslons. The Board then sdfourned. A LEAT FOR DEATH. JUMPING FROM A FOURTIL-BTORY WINDOW. Yesterday afternoon, ahout 1 o'clock, a young mau naned George Moody attempted auicide by Teaping {rom onc of the windows of the fourth floor of the Shellon Court Hotel, on West Madison near Sheldon street. Moody Is o young man some 30 yenrs of nge, and hus o wife andn baby ahout two weeks old, Ilo s n young man of rather o sanguine-nervous temperament. Up to to some four weeks ago he was employed on the Western Rural, which paper was recently sold out_under a chattel mortgure to o man pamed Hoodless, Tn the transfer of the journal nn indebtedness to Moody of yome 8400 was overlooked, and he was deprived of his f\lst dues, This welghed heavily on bis mind. Added to this wos ihe fact that e was soon to becomo a father, which Involved extra expenses, About two weeks ngzo his wife was confined: Moody worked at whatever he could get to o, but losing his wazes on the Western ftural caused him to” run - behind on his hoard-bill, ‘I'his, nedded to hls troubles, induced him to take aleohol to alluy excitement. Instead of subidu- ingit, however, it had a contrary eifect, Brood- inz over his troubles and using ehloral eaused o temporary it of fusanity, durlng which he at- tempted to take his lfe. e was ingthe bed- room with his wife and nurse whon he made the terrible leap, Mra, Muull?' caught her hushaud a8 he Jumped from the window, und, for u tno- ment held him® by his coat. Dut, poor woman, her stréngth pgave way, and down went the would-he suiclde "to the ground helow, o distance of fully 50 feet, In descending he struck w slen, and camo down upon an awning, which broke the fal), and, per- hapy, saved his life. Several persons heard tho screams of Mrs. Moody and her nursg, and saw the man fall. Among them was Dr, C. M. Fitch, of 520 West Madison strect, who llves nearly oppostte, e ran over, helped pleke up the injured man, and nssisted In carrylng bim into the hotel, whers n vot wus provided for him on the sitting-rooin floor, An ° examinution revealed the fact that Motuly's vight-urm was terribly shattered. The elbow Joint was mashed to o pulp, Across the buck and eldes there are some fearful brulscs, hut the exact extent of the Injuries cannot ut preaent be stated, Dr, Fiteh deelined to speak lmum hlsl)ulnF Injured internally, He trougzhit, however, us Moody passed no Wlood, that there was nu dunger from internul hurts, ‘T'he shock was 8o terrible thut it {8 hardly pos- e that he wiil recover, Last/evening Moody was quite low, and the physician stuted that ho might dle any ioment, o8 his systen wus cx- hinusted by the excesslve use of chloral, aside from the shock recelved bf the fall, Mre, Moody, though luboring under great mental excltement and anguish, hield up wone derfully, and last evening was considerced aa comfortable as might be expected. Both she and her husband ure well spoken of at the hotel, and thero 1s a deop feellng of sympathy for them, A TONG FAREWELL, TUE BOARD OF PUNLIC WORKS, There uro no circumstances attending tho re- moval of the Board of Publlc Works to excite unusual interest, Tho Commiasfoncrs liave not yet recelved oftlciul notification of removal, and, though they wern transacting no business, re- malned I thelr oflice yestorday, No one ac- auainted with the gentlemen supposed that they would upposo ths Counefl'sactionon the ground of fllegality, and consequently it is hardly neces- sary to state that they accept the cundition of things with a good grace. The Commissloncrs do not appear to regret thely removal as much aa do the subordinates of the Department, The chmu;u is lovked upon by them us unfortunate, and they feel o good deal’of doubt ns to the wis- dotn of the change, The Mayor has taken hold and will look after the public works to tho best of lis ability und time, Thors are a geod masy things which will bo left undone; thero aro advertisemncents for bids, the cousideration of vontracts, ote,, which can be awarded only by the lioard, and therefors will have to be ro- l!lvcrmed. ete. The Mayor in speaking of the dutles which have devolyed upon him, ssld that he thought that for the present mat- ters would go along smoathly cnough. It might, within the coure* of & ycar, or maybs less, become necessary o sppofit oue Comis. sloner. e underatood that thers was already an ordinance in the hands of the Conunittee to appolut & Commissioner of Public Worka, ow tho lieads of tho various minor departments would Lo relled upon to a great extent. They wera capable and :xrnrlnncud men, nod thers wonld be no difli- cnlty In manuging the business which they su- _perintended. 1t might bo intfeating to know just low and by whoin tho Public Waorks uf the City of Chi- cigo have beon managed, Tho first dct estab- 1ishing any ofiire like tho Board of Public \Works was done In 1851 by tho ndoption of an act cre- ating three Street Commissloners, one for each Division of the vity, They wera olected by the people, and liad control of all streets and alloys, and the re‘mln of the same. In the samp vear, 1831, the City Councll adopted an ordinatice n;(p pointing a c{ty Superintendent of Btreets, This olficer was subject to the dircctions of the Com- miasioners. Feh. 15, 1651, John B, Turner, A, B. Bherman, and II. G. Leomis ohtained permission from tha Leglsloture to start water-works. Tho Company was incorporated under tho name ¥ City Hydraulic Company,” and bullt suall works ontho Inke shore nt about tho foot of Lnke street. Thu Company shortly sold out to the city, and the Incorporators—Turner, Sher. man, and Loomis—were mado the Board of ‘Water-Commisaioners, This Board controlled the water fund_and superintended all the work, In 1855 tho General Astembly pnssed an act eatablishing the Board of Bewerage Comnmis- sloners, s Board cousisted of thres mem- Ders, one from cach Divislon of the city, and they were elocted lv{ the City Council, These Boards—the Strecl Commissioners, Bonrd of Sowrage and the Water gonrdo—ontinued to control the public works of tho city till Feb. 13, 801, when the Board of Public Works was or- mized as an cxecutive department of the Clty overnment. The Board of Public Works then conaisted of three membiers, who wero elected for aix yeara cach by tho people. In 1863, for ]mllum rensons, the Commissioners were legis- nted out of office, and it was ordercd that tho Board be nominated by the Mayor andonfirmed b{ the Gouncil. The Madyor wns nn ex- ollicic member of the Dourd, but did not oet in the making of speelnl nsscesments. H‘y an amendment to_tho charter in 505, tho Mayor was dropped from the Board, and by another amendment passed in the same year Roswell D, Mason and Willlam Gnmlln‘r were named by the Legislature na ndditional memn- bers to look after the deepening of tho Illinols & .\lldll%;m Canal, ‘This Bourd of five members continned uninterruptedly in oflice tiil the canal went into the hands of the State, when it dropped to three nfinin. and g0 remained until Monday, when all thelr dutles were devolyed on the Mayor. THE SOONUETZENFEST. AWARDING THE PRIZES, Yesterday was the Jast day of the Bchuctzen- fest. The nttondance was quite large. Shoot- Ing commenced about 10 o'clock, and was con- tinucd until 8 p. m., when the Judges convened, and procceded to analyse the various scores for tho purpose of awarding the prizes. The fol- lowing is tho reault: Shooting King-—John Meunter, of Milwaukee, Gold Medals—For 23 conttes, John Mouner, Milwaukeo; M. Grau, J. B, Laefner, and Willlam Bockmer, of Chicago, Sliver Medals—A. P. Knleer, Madison, Wis,; John Mchlhop, Mubnque; M. Blumanaucr, Die buquos Nick Gerber, ‘Monroc, Wis.: F. Strelf, Highland, IlL ; Georgo XKersten, W. Starke, i Riedol, K. Grimm, Charles Scliotte, ¥, Taggen- burger, John Plelfor, Joscph Hof, W. Flohr, alt of Chicago, Elern Behoibe—Thero wero 85 prizea distributed In cash and other articles, the gifts of citlzens of Chicago and elsewhero, Tho firat prize, $30, was given to . Toggonburger. Stich«Schelbe—Twenty-five Frlze- in money in ‘yarious sums, mm{ln from 815 to €1. Tho firet, $15, was given to Wiillam Hammel. Kehr Schelbe—Twenty-alx prizes In cash, rang. 'l?“ {‘r‘om $10 t# 31, Tho first was won by Chatles nehl. Mann Scheibe—Flfteen prizes, ranging from $16 to$1. The fArst waa glven to John Mcunler, Koenlg 8chelbo—Elghteen prizes, from 810 to $1. Tho first was awarded todohn Meunier. The first prize for tenpin-rolling, $70, was awarded to Mr, William Siager, who was clectod ¥ King Pin."" Ho and Mr. Bartcnachlaeger won tho most of tho peizes. S il THE CITY-HALL. Water-ronts yesterday were 82,447, Licenso recelpts yesterday were about $400 Ofiicer R. A. 8hephard, of the Twenty-Sccond Btreet Statlon, will bo tried Baturday for as- saulting o citizen named J. J. Gardner, who makes the complaint to Superintondent Itickey. Tn order to reduce tho expenses of the Law Department, s the Council hos so ordered, Mr. Anthony yesterday dispensed withtho services of Cal Wilson, the Chief Clerk of the Department, Mr. Wilson hod occupicd the position for the pust flve or six yenrs. Corporatlon-Counscl Anthony is making n compllation of nll the State laws and city or- dinances In relution to gambling, lotterfes, bunko-steering, ete. The compllation, with some wholeaome suggestions, will be presented o tho Chief ol Polive, and it 18 expeeted that beneflelal results wiil follow. A delegation of men who have been working on the Luke Park collod upon the Muyor yester- duy to see i "NY could not hu pald, Altlm“%h the foreman of the work lad heen ordered to discharge all his hands, he did not do ko, and the consenuence 18 u larizo and unlooked-for ex- pense. Thu Mayor will do all he can for the fnien, Yesterday the contract with the Sonth Slie Qas L‘nmpml!;» which has ngreed to furnish gas nt 81.50 per 1,000 cul.i: feet, was closed, to tuke effeet Oct, 1, which is the beglnning of another quarter. The contractspectfics that the L'Mf'rnn se any kind of burner §t muy desire, There- fore the three-feet hurners will be adopted. These have been gcnt for, and as soon ns they arrive wilt be placed in the Tamps. 'The city nd- vertfkes this mornine for blda for the lghting of the West Divislon with oll. The Mayor has been n communieation with parties in the East who desire information about the bid, and mangpro- oeals aro expected. Boston, Philudelphin, New Vork, Milwaukee, and other dties have been heard from, and there are several firms In Chi- cago who w|llsgut in bide, all of which will be opened Sopt. 30, + TIIE COUNTY BUILDING. The furniture for the new Iozpital Is Anished and was festerday placed fn position. The alltbirds indicted during the last two weeks were urrafgned yesterdny and pleaded, ‘The County Collector yesterday sold the de« linquent property In the Town of Calumet. The Town of Ilyde Park will be reached to- morrow. The Grand Jury disposed of the usual num- ber of ordinary cases yesterday, and ordered tho subpamaing of witnesses for tho proposed Investigations for Friday. Andrew Fllbert was placed un trial for the murder of Willlam Olderberg, his son-n-law, at No, 1013 Wentworth uvenue, in Juna Inst, defendant sct up the plea of self-defense, and atudjournment the case was atll) on trinl, An attempt was imade yesterduy to sccure the releass on bail of Dennfs Shay and Martin Dwyer, Indicted for the killing ‘of Bothmunn, The Court_flxed the boid nt $8,000, but thelr frlends had not up to adjournment been sbie to procure an aoeeptable bund. It having been represented to Judge Rogers that n large number of persons desired to bu- come vitizens of the United Blates who conld not get uway to attend to that hustness during the day, ho'yesterdny caused notieo to be given that on and after to-morrow evenlng” tho Criminal Court will he In sesslon from 7 to 0:80 o'clock until further notlee, to accommodato this cluss, *Cabbaga Ryan, the noted confidence thief, was arrested in the Crimiual Court yesterdny white llstening to the trial of n brather. *Cab- bage wus Indicted by the April Grand Jury for obtaining woney under fulse pretenses hn connection with ons’ W, P Willlams, Willlams wug arrested at the thne, and is now In the Penitentiury, Ryan left the city and evaded arrest, but 1s now fu a fair way to joln lis part~ ner, Bome weeks ago Gen, Lich was serenaded by the Tllden and Hendricks “ Reform ” Club of his ward, The General snada the boys n nice little spcech, and, what was better, Invited them to'a nul;ilz oring suloon to take some- thing, Jtcost him an oven 850 bill, and now hie proposes to got even h{ golng to Congress, 1t 18 ulready given out that he has sccured the united support_of all the clubs in the Third Distriet, which does not sult at headquarters, for the reason that another man had huen sc- lected for the place, ana for the further reason that no ono belieyes that hu could bo elected. ¢ ¢ ANNOUNCEMENTS, ‘The Gleaners,s temperanco organtzation, give a dime eutertalminent this evening at No, 715 State streot, near Fourteenth, There wilt bo a speclal mecting of the DI+ rectresses of tho Protustant Orphan Asylum, at the Asylum, at 9 p. m, to-day. The tenth annugl reunion of the Thirty-sixth -ments arrived In the shape of Cunningham's Tilinofs Regiment will be held at Yorkville, I, to-motrow. All fricnds are Invited, The employment bureau of tho \V?mnn‘s Ald Socioty I8 still In the Y. M. C. A. Buliding, No. 10 Arcade court, and {8 sending out firat-class hielp of nit natlonalitics, Ladles wishing femalo help will find it to thelr advantage to call, The opening_of the Ogden avenue raflway Wl take place Thuraday, Tho Comrnn having placeid a car at the disposal of Mr. John D, Butter, that gentleman invites his friends with thelr families to Join him on this auspicious oc- casion to take a tide In the first car over the road, which will leava Butter's Ogden Avenuo House, corner of Roboy street aud Ogden ave- nue, at 8 o’clock p. m. ‘The new Eplscopal Church at Winnetka wilt be conscerated to-morrow, tho Rev. Dr. Mc- Laren, Bishop of Illinols, conducting the cerc- monial, Among the clergy invited and expect- ed to ho present are the Rev, Edward Bullivan, of Trinlty Church} the Rev. Clinton Locke, of Urace; the Rev. 8. 8. Harrls, of Bt. James; tho Hev. (eorge F. Cushman, of 8t. Staphgn’s; the Rov, 1lenry Q. Perry, of All-Saints", and the Rev. Dr. B, A. Rogors, of Epiphany. Tho scr- vices promise to prove of unwonted interest,and & Jarge company {8 expected Lo bo In attendance of the laity from Chicago and clsowhere. ——— CRIMINAL. Mr. Weber, reslding at No. 284 Mohawk strect, complalns that Monday evening at 0:50 o'clock he ordered away somne boys who were occupying his front door-steps, and in rovenge was satuted with sundry stones and pistol-shots, About 8 o'clock yesterday morning porsons Nving on Mather street, ncar Clinton, wero arouscd by outerfes from No. 97, and on In. vestigation It appeared that a thief had entered a window looking from the house named, and had taken a pair of pants, In which was about $3 in currency, The owner of tho garmenta was aroused and eaught the thiel ns he wns cas- caping, but an accomplico presented a jrovolver and secured the eacape of betb, Joscph Iomer and brother of No. 208 Divis- fon street, while riding in n State strect ear at 2 o'clock yesterday nfternoon, were assaulted by one of the prssengers, who, during the moles o hnd occasloner, snatehed o dlamond pin val- ued at $40 from the shirt front of Joscph Iio- mer. The passengers held the fallow unt Oflicer Belbert caime up, who lu; him off to the Armory. At firat the police wore unablo to find the stolen article, but Detective McGarigio bg Judicionsly tiekling the prisoncr under the chin caused lifm_to throw it up, e gave tho namo of Oscar Joncs, and is belleved to bean export from the East. Mrs. Mary Ann Adlard was before_Justice Kaoyfmann “yesterday, Her hushand, Thomm{* in Agrfl by the ship Yorkahire, from Melbourne. The long-bont, contatning Capt. MeAdmmns, his wife,the cnr,mn(cr,*(our acamen niul threa boys, which Toft tho veasel nlong with the other hoats, parted company, and it now appeats that the eraons above named all landrd on New Yenr’s Mand, near Cn{m Horn, and, ns tho Island {a barren_ and uninbabited, they hiave evidently atarved alowly to denth, nan vessel rocontly ar- rived at Btaufey, Falkland Istes, reporta having discovered the hodics of |fihl men and une womnan_on the island, and these are supposed e tho missing Loat's crow of tha San Ra- facl ——————— MILWAUKEE IRON COMPANY, Spectal Dispatch fo The Triduns. Mimwaukse, Sept. 10.—A mecting of tho stockliolders of the Milwaukee iron Company was held to-day, A commitico of five was ap- pointed,—Sanford, of New Bedford, Chairman, representing the New Dedford stockholders, $800,000; Owen, of Dotrolt, represents the heirs of the Ward estato; amount of stock, $435,000; with T, A. Greene, II, IL Button, and I M. Bean, of Mllwnukee,~to cxamine matters and confer with n commitieo of creditors to be ap- pointed to-morrow nt 8 a. m. It is expected that n'compromise will be offected, and au ar- rngemont brought about whereby tho works will continue {n operation. Everything so far indlcates o cortalnty of hnrmonfous action, with o good result. EQUALIZATION, Bpectat Dispalch 1o The Tribuna. BrRINGFIELD, 11, Bept. 10,.—At the scssion of the Btate Board of Equalization this morn- Ing tho roports of tho Committcs on Equnliza- tion of Townand City Lots and Lands,respective- 1y, wero recommitted, Mr. MecCabe moved to recommit the report of the Commitice on Equalizatlon of Personal f'roperty, but o call of tho yeas and nays disclosed the fact that thera was Dot 8 quorum_present, and the Board ad- Journod until to-morrow morning. ———et———— A LITTLE SPARK. Jensey Ciry, N. J., 8cpt. 10.—One hundred and flfty children of Irish parentage were with- drawn from the public school In Bayonne yes- terday by order of Fathier Killeen, the priest of the TRoman Catholic, Church at Bergen Point, who nw:nuua the eystem of Catholic parents permitting thelr children to attend a public school. A~ parochial scliool has been cstavlislied, which the children will attend. e — THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY offer special Inducements to buyers at wholesale and retall of shoet-muslc, music-books, violins, gultars, and all kinds of musical jastruments. General agents for the Standard organ and Bteck she said, persisted In straying from tho path of virtue, and that ho was particularly fond of the | plano, Quality guarantced, 166 State street. cnmm;w of Mrs, Mary Ann lllams. 8he e —— wanted the twaln nrrested for adultery. The WHAT DOES “c, MEAN? warrants were accordingly Issued, and Thomas and Mary Ann brought in. Bail was given in the sumn‘of 8500 each to appear for trinl on tho 20th fnst. The complainant lives at 583 West Kinzlg.street, The comptalnant and her hus- band have already figured extensiyely inthe courts, she having sued once for a_divorco and nn"ce to be given half of her husband’s prop- erty. Ofticer Rohan, of the Chieago Avenue Btatlon, discovered at 2 o'clock yesterday morning three boys nnder a sidewalk near the corner of Indi- ann and Mnarket strecta dividing some plunder. He pursucd them and flred scvoral shots into the air to frighten them, ' Finally ho succoeded in mptllrlnF one of them named John Cunning- hinm, allas ¢ Swell,” but on the road back to thio placo the fellow turned upon him. Eeinforce- Any man or woman who sends clothing to Cook & McLoln, 80 Dearborn atreot, with Instructions to ropair, clean, or dye, and return C, 0. D., will say it moans very much. PIANOS TO RENT. Bplendid upright and squarc planos at rates to snit the times. Bccond-hand square pianos for salo at unprecedentedly low prices. Lyon & Healy, Btato and Monroo streets. HAVE\YOU SEEN THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT In leating-stoves? It is found only in the **Ra- dlant Home," and entirely frees the grate from ashes and clinkers. Dalton, 102 Slate streot, has it, of course, z | f f A FEATURE at the Exposition to-day will be tho dlepensing of Dr, Prico's Orango Flowers and White Rose Cologne from Stecle & Prico's fountains, Charming odors, ‘ FINEST IN THE WORLD, Dr. Price's Flavoring Extracts are, withont doubt, the finost manufactured In the world, mother and another woman. By them the ofllcer was stripped alinost ontircly of his clothing, nnd was badly beaten over the head Dy his own club, which the irate Mother “Cunningham succeeding in_ wresting from lils grasp. The policeman pluckily held on to his mam, and succeeded in lodgring him at the station. Yesterday both mother and son took change of venue from Justice Kaufmonn's Court to that of Justice Paulsen, where the son was held In $1,000 to the Criminal Court for the burglary of $30 worth of wines, cigars, and cash from the grocery of Michacl Baynes, of No, 00 Illinols atreet, and $1,600 for rcflnln& an officer. Tho mother’s caso was continued fn $200 ball until the 20t inst. SUBURBAN. HYDE PARK, ‘Tho Board of Trustees nict in regnlar sceslon ot the Village-1Tall yesterday afternoon. Pres- ent Messra. Bogue, Farrell, Powell, Schland, ‘Tavlor, and President Bensley. Thelr services ns Commissioners for the open- ingz of Calumet avenuc from Fifty-first street to Nincty-fifth strect were valued very highly by George Wi Walte, L. D, Condee, and F. I Bailey; the Board granted George W. Walte 8120 and the other Commissioners $60 cach, thelr bills lmlntz $500, L The Comimiitee on Judiclary reported that nuthing could ba done to relivve the Forty-flrat strect nsscesment, Tho report was accepted. The rent of hose-house No. 8, $25, for the month of August was urdereddpnm. ‘Tho cart. is kept In o barn, and the TBoard think it stecpy But Farrell sula it was the best that could bo one, = A leensc fee of £10 was passed for howling- alloys, st hiereafter they will have to pay up. ‘They must alsu close at 11 o’clock, A’petltion which was presented last week to muky Fiffy-first street passable, from Green- wood avenue to Btate street, wns reported on Tavorably, provided such finprovement could be done for G0 vents per lineal rod. A ,lf.‘tllhm signed by nbout 100 resfdents of Bouth Chicago, nsking for a lock-up at that place, was presented, and referred to the Come mitteo on Pollee. 2 The Committee on Publle Bufldings were ap- Imhngd to seeure sultable heating apparatus for Iie Town-Ilall, ‘The petition of the Serzeant of Polive to have 16 per month nllowed him for Lorse-hire was approved; aud fu spite of the ordinance lately vassed, which eéxpressly disutlowed carringe fare, Elcrgunul Ryun will draw $15 for thut pur- pose. ¥ wing ovenue, South Chleago avenue, and Ninety-itfth street were ordered improved under tha directlon of the Superintendent of Publie Waorks, provided the cost did not exceed 8800, The resldents on_the scction le'!ng north of Onkwood houlevard on Cottage Grove avenue were permitted to bulld a sewer to conneet with the Oakwoods sower. ‘The Board resolved tosprinklo the strects during the rest of tho season, “The Draloage Commitice rcci\'mstud thae the; be allowed to consult W. IT, Clark and C, B, Chesbrough in conneetion with the Engincer 4 } The Gainsborough Paloting Recavered. Vienna journals announce that the famous Gainsborough paintine of the Duchess of Duvon- shire, which wus stolen” from a London gallery, Thas been found in the posscasion of & man just convicted of fraud in Vienna. Theroward of £1,- 000 aterling offercd for the recovery of the plet- ura is claimed by Vienncse detectives. POLITICAL ANNOUNOBHBNTS- ++ - - THIRD OONGRESSIONAL, DISTRICT. Notice in_heraby given that a Hepublican Con- vention will be held In and for the Third Congros- sional District of Illinols, on tho 28th day of Eep- tember, A. D 1870, at 2 o'clock p. m., at Tur. nor Hall, In the Clty of Chicago, for'the pur- poso of ominating u Ropublican candidate for tho oflice of Ropresontative to tho Congress of tho United Btates from the Third Congressional Dis- trict; nlao to nominate o Republican_ candidate for tho office of member of thoState Board of Equaliza- tlon from eald district, and to transact such other businoss ax may properly como before the Conven- fon, The following shows tho number of dologates ench county, town, ond ward will be entitled to eloct and send to eaid Conyention: Cook County—Wards: Fiftecenth, 7: Sixtoenth, 53 Beventeenth, 7; Elghteenth, 10; Towns: Cice- ro, 2; Proviso, ‘13 Jefferson, 23 Norwo : Loyden, 1; Lake View, 23 Evanston, 33 Niles, 13 New Trier, 15 Matne, 13 Elk Grove, 1; Schaum- bere, 13 Hanoyer, 17 Darrington, 13 Palatine, 17 Wheallng, 1; Northficld, 1 Lako County—Thirtecn delegates to be chosen by the Lake County Iepublican Convention, Tho yriuarisaro ta e hold in the country towma of Caok Connty on Saturdny, Sept. 23, at tho usual piace of holdlug town elections, Letwween tha hourn of 4 o'clock and 7 o'clock p, m. Tho judges of primariea aro to boelected by the Republicans pres- ent. ‘Tho primarles aro to lie hicld in tho wards of tho clty on Monday, Sept. 25, between the hours of 3o'clock and 7 o'clock p. ‘m., at the fallowing laces and with the following jndzes of olection: “ifteenth Ward, at northenst “corner of Larrabico street and Centro strect: judges, W. 8. Scrlboer, C. W, Charleston, and George E. Adams, _Seven- teenth Ward, at corner of Market street and Chicas o avenue; Judgen, 1. Turner, I 1. Michaols, and . 8, Mullen, Eighteenth Ward, at Turnce Hall: émllgm‘. Georgo Hi ¥Fergus, J, A, Lirk, ondJuseph jchuster. Tiy ordor of the Third Congressional District Ro- publlcan Central Committee, E. I}, PAYNE, Chalrman. C. A. PAntninar, Bumu(nr{. TTha placa of holding the primary, and the judges of tho same for tho istecnth Ward, will bo an- nounced on Thureday. ? E. B. PAYNE, Chalrman. GLOBE HALL. There will bo a Republican mnas-mocting under tho auspices of tho Young Men's Nepublican Lenguo of \eat Chicago, at New Globo-Tlall, Nos, B4, b nnd B8 Bouth Desplainca-st., thin evening atBo'elock, Dr. C, V. Dyer,-the flon. A, L. Morrlson, and other epcakers, will be present. The Contlnontal Gice Club and E h Ward Druia Elevent Corpa will also onliven the meeting. el fiach Cl hi of Ottuwa, snd Jamer Good- gpfile'fl,:,’;fi e e oak I Mortia, Thursday, ept, 21, 4 THE SCANDINAVIANG, °* Beandinavian Kepublican mans-meeting willt hBAhL-Id st Old Aurora ITall this evening at 8 o'clack. ristol. The Board then adjonrned, ‘The men Tobey Willlams and King who cut Thompson at South Chicago Sunduy night wero fined £10 und &5 respectively, A few gentlemen went out torget-shooting at Oakland yesterday nfternoon, sd Uio Un cans and gzlngs hottles are used up nnd broken. ‘The hop ot the hotel Just nlng was In every wiay u suceess, . The dancers numbered about W, Prof. A. E, Bournique acted us muster of thu ceremonles, — Tho costuinea of tho ladies wero the finest that huve uppearcd this season 0 any Imrty ‘;i\‘cn In or near Chieago, A children's party waas given by Migs Telen Larmnnlo at her residence on Cornell strect yesterday nfternoon fn hanor of her ninth birth- day, 'Thie littlo ladics danced and played varle ous games untit night, when they rotired, wish- Ine that Miss Larnanie might have many pleas- FIRST WARD. Tho oficers And wembers uf Companles A and 1 of the First Ward Jiattutlon ore resvectfully ve- questad Lo bo present a8 cltlzeyd ‘Thursday evening at the hcndfllmrlcm of the ward, northenst cornor of Cinrk and Lako streets, 1o take vart In the pra. ceedings of the ltepublican Ward Club, Important buslness and goud speeches, FIRST WARD:* C_First Ward Hayos and Mombera of Compan ant birthdays, and that they would comie every | Wheeler Marching L’Iu will meet this evenlngat duy, Among thoso present were Blanche Ben- | Judge Gury's court-roony, corner of LuSalle and Adawa atreets, ut 8 o'clock. FOURTH WARD, ‘There will be o grand. meeting of the Re- )mhliulll of the Fourth Ward to-night at Pilgrims’ nll, corner of Thirty-ninth and Dearhorn streets, Irus Coye Chatles Heed, Jobn If Clough, Joha Lyle King, and other speakors, will bo in_attonde ance, Tho German Oloe Clnb will favor the boys Jith somo of tholr now campalgn soge. iumhm. dennfe Benfunine, Mary Swnith, Josle Davis, Minerva Butllu, Boniio ‘Fhanpson, Clarn Margan, Muud Lewls, Joste Nichols, ¥an- nic Chase, and Winnte Norwood. LAKE VIBW, Tho Board of Trustees hold the regular fort- nightly weeting Monday night, all the members Lelng present, Tho Water Commlitce was authorlzed to appoint a competent man to over- BEVENTH WARD, seo the testing and welghing of water-pipe by I Kl eling of the 8 th Ward Morgan & Cu.; also, to appoint an overseer of ll;rp:fmrfcfil]' ffiffinfi'n'.‘fiwfl This Gvenmmg ab dil tho luying, The Engincer’s report for the two weeks ending Bopt. 17 wos presented. During that time 2,855,010 gallopis of water have been pumped, and 1(|.p50 gnumln of coal burnad, A ant of 'Greer's' Subdivision of Block 81, in Mount Pleasant Subdivision of tho 8, Jg, 8, E, {, N. E 3¢, See, 7,40, 14, was approved. “Varfous I8 w;.-ru ‘r‘.muma, and churged mainly to the ‘water fund, ! Tt was expected that the North Chicago ITorse Rallway Company would l»rou-ut o petition for the right of way on Lincoln avenue to Wright- wood avenug, uhd 8 number of gentlemen from the locality to bo affected were in attendance to sco t through, It was not forthcomin although it is understood that the Compuny \vfil Blue Island nue, _Speeches will bo made by Mesers, L, L. Mills, J, M, Sargent, and Gen. 3. Heom. Ail Republicans of the Ward are {nvited to bo prosont. ELEVENTH WARD MINUTE-MEN, Company A will mect for torchllght parade this ovening, at Martino's Hall, Ada-st., noar Madlson, at 7:10 o'clock, Al other wmrlnlu in tho kin- mediste viciuity, intendingto lurn out, are in- vitod to meet at'the hall at# o'clock to join them 1u the yarade, il WARD, Eloventh Ward Republican mecting this oreging attho corner uf Loomis and Fwolfth sirocts®for tho pnrpaso of organising a company of liayes and Wheelor Minute-en, B ; make the extenslon. Tho Board, thorcfore, WA adjourned to Monday to give an opportunity "'W“".‘“ BD, 'ho Fourth District ‘Cwelfth Ward Republican fortheappileation, _ O e B et it vauiag ot e hn}l corner of Polk street and Western avenue. A full A Terrlble Tate of thio Sea. and prompt attendancs s requestod. Aull Gasete, = MARIIAGES, TOWEN—-CROUKER—T O Aree 140 et ok Bho fanthemen o TRyt Biaket ranthe By, s, 17 i ik et of 0, Clochicagt: fo s Sings TANCASTIROSMER—0) the Rov. Dacld Swiny. Fiamne', ‘pL 0oL, by Misn Ada L. losmer, il of this ciiy, et fg WIHITNEY—MeALLASTER—Tn 17, by iiahop Faliows. of th Tt Cliuech, Will' 1, \Whitney, Lucy L. McAllante, of G thin cit o formod ;;,fi‘.g',fp of Montl T —— h W “MORBYETTHoph. 10, 0t hia Tate resiiness 4833 Btata-nt., Thomas Mclevel celdence, ok Inland Hatsroad, In the 324 ,"n,,f,“fi‘,";;f: of thy Funeral from his Into realdence e Ann'n Caltiofle: Clonh, an thenco b cafto 5t Calyary, Fricnda aro invl t faay, avlied withiout fargher HARTMAN—AL SF. Louls, Mo., & Gt Bt G foned 1l day, Bopt. 20, at 10 o'clock, £0 Graceland, " 0% PIROPOSALS, DO TP ok el SR PROPOSALS POR LIGHTING STREET [y CiT¥ CoMPTIOLLER'S OFFICE, Ciiiradn, J 1870,—In accordance with n resotution :'Fltl‘»hn"clj”' Connl, the undorsigned wil receiva'seal 4 annla until the H0th funt. for ighting the byl iridges, Parls, and the west il of Washinge aC, Tunal, 1 tho. West Divinton_ ot thy 1ok Eliteneo, witir Whala Ofl, Peicolonm, of oiidd &l - 1“;',“&'"!["!3‘!!0"0{'~ i Al 4 108 must npocify tha eandlo-power propos bo funished For cach o, o DRt ta ‘There are now npwards of 5,700 street. the West Division, and the number ma ail or decreased from tine to time, t t of tho Clty Counctl, © " ders’ miet state the prico per lam Nz, and nlsa tho prica Bri YEARL T wey they whil furnish the material and do the lightin clennlig, and ropairing of sald lamps, % Lamps to be lighted ind extingulshod In aceorg, ance with the prosont tino-table, until clianged oy order of the City Caunell, and all Janips ta by clenncd na often ax requircd. Proposals must b addressed to the Clty ‘Comptroliers and markes *+ Propoenls for Lighiting Strocts. eic., in tia et Division,™ Right reserved to roject any and 3 bids. J. A, FARWELL, Clty Comiitroller, Tamps |, U0 Inchas e dieereing TALRR GOODS. A, R AN ARAR A SN Completa atoek, 1mst gondy at fow Sorle Tl Goods sext 03 13 8oy ke U, 8. Hend oot iy . £ Tatedt aiyies, & mpigaien Fowler 44 294 V¥ lsdivon 8., Chlexgy AUCTION SALES. By GEO., . GORE & CO,, 08 and’70 Wabash-av. WE HAVE NEVER OFFERED AT ATUTUCTION A FINER SALE THAN WE BHALL SHOW On Wednesday, Scpte 20, at 0} n, m, ¥eu's, Boys', and Yoplhs' Custom-Mate Boots and S ‘WOMEN'S, MIBSES, and CHILDREN'S WEAS, of all grades, to which'we azk buycrs' attention ‘GEORGE P. GORE & C0., 08 and 70 Wabarh-ay, Thuraday, Sept. 21, at 9:30 a. m, Spooial Trade Sale in DRY GOODS, Clothn, Cassimeres, Cottoaades, Flannels, Ladles'sey Gents’ Unilerwear, Wool Dlankete, mxlvnden. Talls Gutle: Whips, ‘Fable 01l Cloths, Umbreilas, Alsu, o Tk ARS8 courat 1o Btore and Transit: e OTEIING. Mena' and Boy's Buita, Medlum Fine and Sopertey An assortment of Overcoats, A No. 11n qually, Bupcrior workmanship, _Sizes guaranteed. GLO! MITTENS. “T'lila stock [8 veritably inclusivo of all that m:{ bele %ulml in this ling, Unck, Kid, Lenther, and Woul lie first offering of the year, OSIERY. Twenty caten. A perfect aasartment of minter ot Ellll‘llldnml, Alisacs’, Women's and Men's sizes, Merizg A i ENIT GOODS. v 3 “ Jacke P L b W plote. Our lhowln?’lngfillslln?‘%l D5 cover ton ad ‘Worked fabricaaf the latcst styles and patterns, adapicd to the season, ACAS. i cr, and i ‘l‘}c fonn l,l‘l;l:‘_t,l(l’mnl from thio tmporter, and equal tocy REP L ANTS. Theso Wu(crpwuflfic’l:u‘uu ico p:ecul.s Variousstyld and quality, & ‘Two hundred doien, l-%l it T ™ML TIVS. Fiftcen balcs, Buperlor quality, Tull $-yard 3 roods. o pay advaagts, MBURGS. An entfrely new and freuli iniforiation, DRESSED DOLLS. Especlally consigned hy & Brefen wnnufacturer a1 experiment in this market. NS, 81,000.—A really siporor keicetion of the most chales il ostilonable shades of Nos. D aud 12 Guoy Graias. Without reserve. EBRATET S & FLOWEBRS. TCEING OF reul Gatricli Tips, STuglo Quliis, sod u Artificials, 1s by far tho most valuabie of it T4 AT 1 O’CLOCIK B. M. Au'lnvolce o trait, Fifty-six” itotin igrain Ca pu;l,gxn.m and Double Chafu, Vo realize, OUNCEMBEN FUERDAY, Repts 10 (our regular sale day), befin il yeuraJuwunLlauhdny, S male Th0p odr becial Ex n Coption for Thuniay, thy 21t i GEO, P, GORE & ON TUURSDAY, SEPT, 21, AT D)5 O'CLOCK. ‘Wo havo positive order to closs eeveral assdm ments from the manufacturers, Attend this esls for bargalns, . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Of every description. Elvgant Parlor_and Chame ber Furnltare, Walnut Wardrobes, Took-Caves, marble_ond wood-top Tables, What-note, lail Frece, Sideboards, walnut Bedsteads and Dureaus of avery doacriptions Bofns, Luunges, Mottre Bpringd, Sllver Pluted and Walnut Show-Ca Parlor and Oflice Deaks, Carpats, Ollcloths, AL o'clock, )lug;{l]u. 'C.}[:}nl\g:gn&m‘xl flnrnnu‘. 1 By WM, A. GUTTEKS & CO. Now Carpetings,Crockery & Glassward Table Cutlery, Whito Lead, Scalcs, &y New Pianotortes, Pnaumns,Eugm’fis&Hamheg WEDNEEDAY MORNING, Sopt, 20, at 0 our Kalesrams. 116 mud 120 Wabas WAL A, DUTTERS & CO., A " On Thursday, Bept. 21, At D150 o'clock 3, it WM, A, BOTTERS & (0, Auctioncors 3 ‘W1l offer st their salesroomns, 118 & 120 Wabash.av., Chicago, Illy i FULL LINES OF = Cloths, Cassimercs, Woolens, Blankels, AlliTcl, fardiians, Quitie | Sernapitr i s Toy'e Clotliug, Lodics' ik, Einbrolderies, louth EBhvcs and Furs, — By WM. MOOREHOUSE & COa Auctloneers, 274 and 270 Enut Madison-st. Wil be sold thisa. m.:m o'clock a full llos of Ne¥w and Hecond-hand FURNITURE, Touschold Goods, Carpets, &, Parlor and Chambor Sota, Kitchen and Dining.-Room Furniture, Library and Oflloe Furniture, Maureues, spring Leds Lounkes, Sofss, Eosy Chalrky Sigrrors, Oh Paintlugs, Curomos, &c., &¢., &¢. By WM, F, HODGES & CO. Chaxtie Mortgsgo salo of the ontlrs contents of 0 AURORA HOUSE, 78 and 180 North Clark: WEDNESDAY morts g et 10t b w'ely , cansiating of | Dirinin” Kiteh o Lo l‘ulu;: iteben, i Purniture, Carpe s Ml e iy g B eators N0 wel Co Aitand inis s ‘an take plsce raln, hai), or shine, WM, ¥, HODGES & CO., Anulnmtn.“ A2 West Lake! ey By JAS, P, McNAMARA & 004 117 Wabash-av., N, W, cor, Madison-st ) BHQPS at Auctl 1K) u'"‘f'h'(“fi!l‘\hi% B A tincen. — First-class lina of ROOTS Al ity Soratp, B3 Fokbiy o S 4 8 1o AV ATTN O Pall A fearlul story s reported from Lloyd's. Laat January tho Liverpool ship San Raael LHOPEEsIONAL, ast d verpool sl A0 Ratael, | s s e nnn from Birkenhead to Vul]l»,muo uflm coals, waa IR ) BoaLvely cured totaily dostroyed by fire off Cape Horan, Eleven A cure warrantedor NO BAY, Fa- of the crew wero picked up a fortnight later, H from the country can b after hoying suffered fearful privatious, from :..nfi.;’.'d B lieben e two of tha vessel's bosty, and landed in London Ups & Cov, 167 Madlsan, J’hlm CONFECTIC AR AN A OAAA SAe n S AAR S 1 CELEBRA’ lhwn;hufi f the Unlon—espresscd 10 l“ ' ria, 11 oud upward & i 5540, 60¢ per . Addrees BRNe I L