Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1876, Page 7

- Day's Proceedings in prosecution of the Periolat Gang. gacond the dsley Explains How the fnf;rmiogon El:lt Their Gro- cerles. MR wvarden Iimborly Put on tho Stand. — To Was Led into Temptation-— . [ £x i Tis Knowladgo of Bhortage, —_— . govosal of Mr. Tuloy's Interesting Questions Tnled Ont. FORENOON SESSION. PEAUDSLET ON THE STAND. The trlal of ex-County Commissioners Ash- 1arris, Jones, Rusgell, and Crawford, and foner Tlolden, under the indlctment hem with conspliacy Lo defraud the rosutned {n the flGrlmmn‘l Cnm;l. {ep ag. The attendance of spectators "m:{):‘nfl;};inmn as on Wednesday, the case '::mlngly possessing no [ntercsting features to lzopll who hinve lelsure. ‘Tho cxambiation of Jeromo G. Beardaley, o ember of the firm of James Foraythe & Co., sascantiued, Tle testifled s follows: 1can tell by reforenco to the bonks of the firm what Commissloners abtalned groceries subscquent ¥ 1674, Ux"lf?l?m. said the witness must have an In- dependent recollection. 1o could refer to the Ixoks only for the purposo of refreshing his ton. Commis! arglea ¢ countyy WS mOnOls atlowed o fact that tho accounte X howts. » u\lv(uwne‘;h:u:v:g:l 1o tho account of Samuel Asliton In the. veneral and City Lodger,'? Mr. Tuley offered the aceount In “evidence, and sald Bie )\mpl:lsglll lzr{::mg!lt up by prov- Ashton got the i » infi‘lhn Ashton e 8, $15, and Vi The (tems_aro: dul el B 378, S0.80. That I alt Xslitan ot y 1, 1 ‘Another neeount s John shtee Julp b iy 6, 630020, and Doc. 18, o7y §i470. Tho noxt ls jlu Jones, Nov. 20, 187 e (10s o 1, 1873, 830.70: No¥. B0, s:mu" De i.‘y. 21,07, Another s J. 1. Rus- 0 nother s — oud, it CAL B R T Septe % 18 ov, 16, Jooks ehow wwhat was dono with theso accounts, Ashton's accounty FHREY, wns charged to profit il loes Dec, B, 1974, : Q.+l whos! L‘hjlhsc(lnnl . Ilorvey objected. Y ‘s‘é Reed e’nhl they _proposed to prove it was aone by direction of Periolat. M. {farvey remnrked that the conspiracy had ot yet been ehown, . . Tiie question was withdraws, 9 Witness went on: Nearly a1l of the decounts fiave been settied sinee they were charged to rofit and loss,—~eoimo Dby reciving a note from C.F Lerivlat for two-thirds of "the ammount chargod to profit and loss. The answerwas objected to, becauseit brought fna party Wwho Was not on trial. The Court suid Dia recollection of the law of conspiraey was thot the ncts and declavations of one slleged consplrator were not, and could not be, evdenco ogulnst auother, untll iho con- fin‘my or combination had bren proven; that, Tiowever, the order of teatimony was to be left largely to tho discretfon of the Court. The proskig of g conspiracy must vcay largely do- ead upots dreumetances, scts, and declarations, )lee m\‘y point was whether tho prosecution was bound to prove the conspiracy before prov- Ing the declarations. MR, SWETT CONTENDED that the rule of Jaw was that. the evidence of the declarations and acts of w—cunal)lmlorl did not belung Jn the case until the unlawful com- Lination had been proven by Independent testh mouy. )lr’: Reed adimitted that the ordinary rule was that the conspiracy must be proved' flrst, but urged that the order of the evidence was disere- {ignary with tho Court, Mr.Emith ergued that {t was not_proper to allo the people to Introduce the declarations of Athat B wna Lis co-conspirator untll it wos fret chown that A was the agent of B, orf ali- unde, that hie was In tho conspiracy. r. Tuley, 0 reply, contended that the acta of the parties charged with coinposing tho con- nplm{ vanld be shown Inorder to prove tho consplracy, 5 An hour and o half was apent fn tho dlscus- slon, The Court—In this Indlctment, conspiracy is tll:uful sgainst o dozen men with the infent und for the purpose of fraudulently cheatln uud defraudiug the county out-of cortaln nrtE «les und certain moneys. ~ All are charged with tousplracy, but four or five hayve taken & change of venue§ tho others ure on trlal, The prosecu- tion proposes to prove a fact which they say tends to show the conspiracy, but that fact s an ict accompanied by o declaration of one of the defendants who Is not on trial. Tt is objucted totho testimony, among other things, that it cannot be fntroduced Lecause he (Lerfolat) [s not on trial, It is not aevidence in this yarticular case, except fn 60 far as it ehuws the l»l)\n.![vluk sbut Lapprehend If a man has takena mnze of venuw or forfefted his ball, or been illed, or died, and was not on trial, 'that you sliow that he was one of the conspirators 'HI" teothers aro being trled, The Court Wit aiwnys be partieular to ses that nothing m;m uritong ehall ho recelved as evidenca by the Jury untl tho conspiracy ia established, uud aled tho connectlon of the pasty with it ll'lhr fuct to be xhown tends Lo show a con- spiracy to defraud Cook County, 1 bave - FAILED TO BBE 1T, ‘tullmul? to show thut sume men had accounts 1\ x" :]- ;ennlu grocery firm, one of whom Js fu- o i ur consplracy, and that the uccounts 4u'u wreed to profit and loss. 1t 18 remote »:.:l mony, und I cannot even see the tendency to :.[..w.lum niclmudum\ulum county, 1 will aus- “““'“"Neuuun, it belug understood that I lo ?ult deelile that the acts and declarations of b e|{ {: nt aud of Kimberly eannot be” evidence to .?u.l Uilely the fuct Wit 8 cousplracy was formed, e "}ln::ll‘lhnn: ;ol :nlx:uu. ltlhu defendants with it dnue, w“‘,‘“r‘f ‘f'”' i ‘rlntll' hore §s no use of pro- JIr. Faley usked fora rule on the Count; 3};!’% toailow his (Tuley's) partner to lnlpcc)l' me ?‘S”-"‘ cenmected with the transactions of m“) dlt & Co. with the connty, since Lich had ey 1o peemlt thein to bo examined excopt ')‘,H’ i‘rul thu((:uun. L e Lourt sald e had no powes 8 Leb was ot wn ofliver of Pl hell sl A r-:‘l:ll‘:gmll‘l duces tocuin Was thierefore tssucid, r\‘:m““l.am rintlon of Mr, Beardaley was' then L=Stute whetlier thero nre any entrl % ca on }Nx‘\: lumulw shuwlng anything mnnegled with the ll\x-l' txu Ot the Cyminlssioners, subsequont to -'\L 4 K churged up to profit and Joss, - i it “The books show that the: lurum e by 4 note recelved from Perlolul ot ]_&»’nmda of the umount. Cradit for C, B, 4 'I‘:&.- ote fur such and such au nmount, ubject) Was obected to as ucompetent, und the ‘{ H sustalied, the Court suying that he s lmuw Lut it wight beconie competent b had heen shown that the conspiracy ex- it hand the defondants wore connected With J‘}x,"&“fi Yfifu;"wg & lt Wl?] hefore the Grand ;.‘!" and the u:'h 3 thls matter—onco in e er thne duriog the preseut Q—DId the fact of that Botariuns through thio nlnwt‘xl:vl;.u‘rlf 'allun Besos hlut{f.“m 10 s fucompetent; abjectlon sus- w&:‘lr‘lmfi:‘{em 10 the first time had you any o Vit of the dofendanta ‘fn rer iLdid, Crawtord camo in about the time ol g s wufif.n"{;fifi-‘"‘“‘“”‘ and stated that le had B groveries, aud that Perolat | d ntv’l’xlnltl;f were patd lnr;lhm.Pcrlumo;/ne‘{l zIfllm o l;?;lm Il'xu lind glyen him (C.) s recelpt e S it for the goods, and hig. supposcd WAS ALL 8BTTLED, ! lhl‘r)!\i'(lhe sali ho would ave. Fériolat and talks ;r with him and wrange it, Tmeonsersation: with Lhn wbout me of the last Grand gy p b He came {nand sald lumnung Loy Blier wus belng Wuul:d oF he had ot o ”\ms o be pgitated, he wished to find i "ih how Lis account stood on the books, NfilL owed mfi‘lh iz that hiad been ulmged nalSm, and loss, he wished 10 sctile for it, He lard uu?;:‘u:;t able ta settle then, &a ha wag 0nkLig: e took bhis note. e o do 3t becnurs o wanted e Gy Hu{-l hh:‘i)\'v that such a thing had been done. Srtly o ‘:.l the aczount by been charged to . 3o d oy seanuoes wlso enmo & N fiilmluu s wapted I dmggn:hfixfi“ I‘;‘u taked wip, Lt o bu gifrched fa tho matter, sud i oss {0 do bim fusticg beforg the ury, ey e Promised to do, Witness tald .aunel J weiunt had heay setilod,—that theso ould give s note at twg o threc” %T[[lh COUNTY il[NG- was 0o halance againat him, his bill hnving been TIHE CO S colls of web with his hind fect. charged up to * profit and loss.)? Subsequently Jonea gave Forsythe & Co.acheck on the North- weatern Bank forwhat he owed, which was pald, and later the firm refunded the amount to Perlolat, who, he understood, pald ft hack to Jones. Mr. Asliton alsa cuna In to Inquire after his_acconut after a cortaln date, and how much had Leen charged up to * profit and loss,’ This was during the Inst Inveatigation and witness told’ him that he did 1o owa anything; that Periolat had pald his Il for him.” He {naistod, however, on pnylnfi tha * profit and loss ! neconnt agalnst hiin, ane didl so with a eheck, The Court then took a recesa for diuner. — ATTERNOON SESSION. GEOROH 8, RIMDERLY, The Court, reconvened at 1:30, Mr. Beardaley on the stand! Mr. Ashton told him that he had paid his bill to Periolat, and supposed the whole matter had been settled. Mr. Beardsley was then temporarily with: drawn, and George 8, Kimberly was sworn: He was Warden: of tho Insane Asylum in July, 1874, and was so appointed by the Cotinty Commissioners, Messrs. Ashton, Russell, Johnson, Jones, Carroll, aud Harrls were membera of the Board. During 1874 the Insane Asylum and Poor-House were furnished with oceries by Forsythe & Co, and with meat by fl‘u h M, Sweetzer. 1L was bis duty Lo recelve and certify to all goods, and during 1874 he cer- tifled to recelving goods every month which were not recelved. 'The witness then explained the system of getting orders for supplica through the Board every month; the sendlng in of arcqulsition to the Board: ltareference to the Committee on Pabllc Charltics; and Its finalal- lowance by the Board, When the goods were reveived, a bill would accompany them which he would approve and return to tlie County Board for payment, ‘Fhe biils usuatly called for from several hundred to $1,000 worth of gooits more thay wera actually received, and durlng the car the shortage ‘of goods amounted 1o not eas than m.oofi He sometimes certified to the bills in Foraythe's store, il then again at the Asylum, where he lived. Wiiness * had shared In the profits _of the fraud from tlie bands of Perjolat, Iio dld not know the amount pald him exactly, becauso the mon- ely had come to him at_inicrvals, but thought that from July, 1874, to July. 1875, he had been paid as much s $4,000 or §5,000. TIIE FROPOSITION FOR THE FRAUD WAB MADE TO HIM DY PERIOLAT, who sald to him that e &M‘l\lltsl) might as woll muke some money out of the transaction, and that he (Perlolat) would be satisticd with !‘:l per cent us hils share, The flrst agreement entered into with him was not carried out. Letiolat would say to hit, at thues when he onght to have paid him money, that he could not pay him anything for the reason’fhat lie had to pay”bille to Forsythe apalust the Commisslonera. Hera Mr, Tuley tried to prove what Perfolat hind tolg! witness as to whom he had paid money to, but the Court ruled It out as incompetent, Tho witness continued: The meat bills were nlso ghort, the ahunuévu amounting to us much n8 $100 per month, Commiseloners Harrds aud Jolinson knew of this fraud, and had spoken to Nim about it in July, 1874, The conversation was excluded h{ ,tho Court K”‘“‘““ the witness could not positively fix tho ate. "The contract price for ment was five cants per pound, and the quantity sent to the Asylum a8 per bill was greater aftor July 1 than before, The witnoss wus liore shown some of the ocery billg of the Commissioncrs from which fi;a printed head had been torn off, Ile recog- nized the bills, and they had been given him by {’;““}m“' Ilo received the bills in"the fall of N Mr, ’l‘ule{ here trled to prove that Periolat Tind told Kimberly that the bills In question had been pald by him,; and must be deducted from tho fraud fund between witncss and Perlotat cte., but the Court sustained an_objection, and hohl the guestion incompetent under the fore- noon ruling. MR, TOLDEN had been present when goods wero recelved ot the Asylum. At onoe timo the Cominitteo on Public Charities recelved the goods, and lie once refused to certify to a cortaln bill in which thero was 4 shortuge Of goods; Mr. Holden kuew of the shortage. The shortages generally conslsted of tho absence of packazes, nnd also in short welght, Witness certificd to bills when he knew the goods had not been delivered, and never atopped to ask any questions, Periolat had pald him money at ihe store of Forsythe & Co, Perlolat “offercd him a check for 85000 at ono time which ho refused to recelya; Perlolat got the check cashed afterward and gave him the money. To had often mot Ashton, Halden, Crawford, Joncs, Russcll, and Harris at Perlolar's offier, *Heeaw Jones there ubout tho tmo of the Infe investi- gatfon, but nothing wus sald in_his hearing in relation to money. Holden, McCaflrey, Hor- ting, and Juhnson received the zoods upon one occaalon when there was a shortage of about 8200 wortl of goods. The witness thew, in_au- swer _to the question of a juror, explained at lengzth liow tho shortages occurred, saying that when four burrela ol slrup were ordered only two would be furnished, cte,, While four were pald for, and fn many instances that the welght of packnzes was {ncreased on the bills about onc-third. He remembered the Holden Investigation in reforence to the shortage In dry groods in 1876, and a visitation of the Commistfoners. The in- vestigation was subscanuently dropped, that {s, after u meeting of Perlolat, McCaftrey and him- sclf ut Forsytlie's store. Mr, Tuley endeavored® to prove that at the meeting McCaffrey was given €500, and the in- vestigation was stopped on account of It, but the evidenco was excluded as incompetent, Witness continucd, stating thut Perlolnt told Tim that the frm of 'l-‘ursjlhe & Co, owed him sKlmhcr)‘y? a balance, and wanted him to trans- er it to Iifin, so lie could thu money and use it, promising to pay it back. He told Forsythe ho nioney to Perfolat, it befug a-part of o " account. At this point certain MEAT AND GROCERY DILLS for 1875 were called for, but could not be found, whereupon John Cumisky was sworn as to whether be had produced all such bills in his noseesslon, He sald lio had, and that tha bills had been in the posecssion of tho Grand Jury, oud he did not think that all he guve the jury bad been returned to W, Kimberly continued : "Thegrocery bill for Feb- ruary, 1870, had been shown him by the Grand Jury,—the hill he had not certlfied to. Ho re- membered the time the f‘mh wera recefved, that there was ashortaze of ubout $200, und Ar. Holden superintended tho receipt of tho gooils, The misefug meat-bill showed un inerease of welight over lormer wonths, Sweetzor. the con- tractor, had beeu lusmt' money ou his contract, und he was {nstructed by Johuson und Iorris to Increaso the welght so na to make the contrace tor's price seven cents per pound,—that Is, to receive nore ment than was dellvered, Mr Poriolat had the flour contract aud the shortage In tlour was about tew barrels in every 100, snd ho certificd to the hills without regurd to thelr correctness, Tho goods delivered by Perlolut were [nferior to the sumples penerally, Mr. Holden unce took o book from the Asylim showing the recelpt of dry goods, which he falled to return, Cross-examined by Messrs, Bwett, Smith, and Hervey: Mr. Holden commenced investigntion a8 to shortages in December, 1874, - Holden was present when coods were recelved which were short, but would nat swear that he kuew of the shortare, The bill for goods ogreed with the requisition slways, but the goods dld not agree with the bills, When Holden was presont when guods were rucelved, there were no bills, Wit ness checked the goods, and was not very mendlf with Holden nt the dimo bor at pres- ent. o ngver snw Holden chiecking off any 700“5- but u‘wu the cccasion wlien witneas ye- ustd ta cortify to a certain bill Mr, Muher_did the chiecking., * He did not know whether Jiol- denknew of the shortnge at that time or not, or whethor lic had any weans of kuowing, e hiad secn all of the Commissionora ot For- sythe's store except Husss, Guenther, Clough, and Bugue, oint the Court uwdjourned until 10 At this o'clock thifs mornlng, e —— A uuudreg“\:lu ta Declde a Net, tsbury Dispatch, By private letter frony llc‘:-mnuy tho following facts refinfllmg u singutar and novel wager arg communicateds Two wealthy and intluential Horlin bankers, desiring to provide for thelr children’s helrs, and “fearing that through leastrous reversce they imight beconlo poor and therefore bLe unable to da 80, “have made o wager vcoucerning the marks (3 our mune{‘) United States. 'The ono” bet B*uao nlted States will not remain a repul murk is ur}unl to about 23 cents of that the L °f He, bug advauce to bigher knowledgo of tha arts and sclences, whllo tha other, just as contident of wiunfug ws the other,of LOUrso, Luts 4,000 marks that our vountry witl romafn & republic all the tity futerveninyg between this and the sccond Centennlal, but will not retain the high position {n the arts und sclences which sho now occuples, ‘This sum of 7,000 narks (sbout $1,760 American mm&?) has been placed oninterest for the perlod of 100 years, at the expiration of which period the Roya! Court of Germany will declde which I)QYH 3 winner aud entitled’ to the money, the total yum of which will then be $13,323 Amerls can eurreney. Expllciy ufn-cmcut» and stipula- tiou have lwen cutered Tulo by both partfes in duc form of law, onv of which pravides that under o circuinstance shall the mooey, or avy part thereof, be withdrawn before the explrae tan of the allotted purlod of 109 yeara, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1876. In s » fow minutes Hille flne strings of web were floating away In the slight Lrecze that was hlnwlm,r After alittle, one of these threads touchod the elgo of the tub and stuck fast ws all spider webs will do, This was just what Mr. 8pider was looking for, and the ncxt minute ha took hold of his web and gave & jurk asasail- or docs with a rops when ha wishea to see how strong It fs or make it fast. Having satsificd htmnelf that [t was fost at the other end, bo gathercd §Lin til [t was tight snd stralght, and then ran on It to the shore—a rescucd caataway, e WILBUR F. STOREY. TWiscoiisln Wil 13e Spared the Infliction of 11in Presence, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, BrrixorisLp, 111, Bept. 28,—Attorney-Gen- eral Edeall his to-day filed an opinfon against | thesurrender of Mr. W. F. 8torey, of the Chica- 0 Times, totho Wisconsin authorities on the libel indictment. The. opinfon cites many au- thorities, and {s oxhaustive of the subject. Itls 88 follows: 87ATr 0P lLLINOIA, ATTORNET-GENERAL'S OF: rick, Srmixarienn, Il Sept. 28, 1470, —8m: [ have carefully considered your communication of the Tat inst., wherein you submit to me the req- ulwition made upon yon by the Governor of Win consin for the arrest and surrender of Wilbnr ¥, Btoray to the authorities of that Stato upon the charge of libel, and request my opinlon upon the following points: First—Docs it sufficlently appear from the pa- pers accompanying the requiaition that _the crime clinrged was committed in the State of Wisconain, and that the party chiarged with the crime had fed from that Statc and taken refuge in Ilinoia? Second—11 thecrime charged cansists in the pub- Hteation of a libelous article in_the Chicago 71mat, Foreclosuro Suits by the Con- necticut Mutual Life. Miscellaneons Matters---Now Actions, Judgments, Ete. Juidge Farwell will not be in court for two weeks, belng absent on m vacation. Judge Willlams witl not be In court to-day. * Next Monday Is the first day of the October term of the Buperior Court, and Wednesday s delault day, Judge Gary goos to the Criminal Court Mon-. dny, and Judge Jameson will take defaults ‘Wedneaday. UNITRD STATHS COURTS, Cyrus.H. McCormik hegan a suit against the Fourth Natfonal Hank to recover $15,000 dawn. ages. o The Connectieut Mutual Life-Tosurance Com- pany filed a bll} against Bernsrd G. and Laura Caulficid, the First National Bank of Claveland, tho Ameriesn Exchangoe Natfonal Bank of Now York, and the Central Natlonal Bank of Chica- 20, to forccloss & mortgago for $25,000 made b Coulficld on the W. ¢ of the E. If of Lot:!v, Block 141, in Bchool Scction Addition to Chi- cago, the premises belng ou the south side of Monroe, between Btato and Dearborn streets, BUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF, Fleld, Leiter & Co, began . suit by caplas against Nathan and David' Berlizhelmer to re- A nows r printed in (le 8tate of Illinais, and cover $1815.00 due for goods sold. It Is | circalaled fo tho State of Wicowin in fia charged that tho defendants made repreacnta- | ususl manner, and if tha party charged with tions that they were worth 87,000 above itablll- u):m, Ly which'they obtalned credit on thelr pur chases, . the crime was not tn Wisconsin &t about the time of the P!lhllultlon of the libel, ha tho courts of Wisconsin jurlediction of the offense, and, insuch care, 18 it the duty of the Executivo of this Stata to ciuse the aflegad offender to be surrendered to the authorities of Wisconsin in pursiance of the roquisition? I am of ths opinfonthat {t appears from the am- davitattached to the requisition that the allezed 1ivel was publiehed in the State of Wisconsin, but or ve CIRCUIT COURT, The Machanics' National Bank of Chicago be- an a sult in debt nat_John A. Rice and Philip Wadaworth, claiming $3,000 damages. The Connecticut Mutun? Life-Insurance Com- pany fiied a bill againat Chauncey T. Bowon and wifs, Henry C. Higgins, Thomas Higgins, doca 'nat sufliciently appesr that Mr. Henty 8. Monroe, L. 11 Blsbee, W, B. Glbbs, | Storey was® within the Stato of Wlsconsin Tulward Martin, James Prendergaat, J. C. King, | 88 the time the offen of se, or that he han fled from that State to {ake refoge In 1ilinols. ‘The 1aw lathat ** where n_newspaper containing a 1ibelous article is ]‘ldnlcd and published in one State, and the pablishor causes auch papor to be circnlatod tn another State, he I8 gality of the pub- sleation of the libel inthe latter State, mithonzh porsonally not within fta limita at the time of such ublicativn.” [Commonwealth va. Blanding, 3 Peck, 304. Bishop's Criminal law, Sec. 110, **Hut snch State 1s not entitled to demand his arrcat Bnd surrender uuider fec, 2 of Art. 4 of W. J, Peake, il, B, Claflin, E. E. Eames, H.J. Fairchild, W. 8. Dunn, D. N. Force, Daniel Robinson, John Claflin, the Charter Oak Life- Insurance Company, the Becond National Bank of ¥reeport, Frank Chapman, T. R. Coward, tho Qorman-American Bank of ' New York, G, A, Storra, Augustus Storrs, R, M. Patrlck, the New York State Loan and Trust Company, George Beach, J. W. Beach, C, M, Beach, ch{)o De Castro, M. J. W. H, Davis, M. D, Demler, the Federal Constitution, unless the party charged Davs, 8. D" Davie, . B.Dix, Lewis Morrla, [ 16, G0 bitansa wwan acivatty within fa tinito.n Jnuies Carey, and the Wheeler' & Wiison Bew® | Whils thers, committcd Lae orime aod. fod thor ing-Machine Comgm{ to foreclose a morigage for $20,000 on_Bublot 3, Lot 4, Block 1, of fractional 8ee. 15, nddition to Chicago. @UUNTY COURT. \ TIn the estate of 1da Borlizheimer, & grant of administration was mado to Loulsa Herliz- hiefmer under bond for 84,000, In the estnte of Lawrence Galligan, the will was proven, and lotters testamentary were issued to Mary Gallizan, under boud for $4,200, The following persone were adjudged insane from.” [linrd_on l{abeas Corpur, 606; cx-parte: Joseph Smith, 1 McLean, 132, In the matter of Heyward, 1 Fanford, 7,018, Cooley's Conatliti- tional Limitations, P10 note’ 1. Sedgwick Statute and Conatitutional Law, p. 603.] 8o hrul]menm from the glmrlholor: me, Mr, Storey may havo been In the State of iinols &t the time of thaalleged publication of the lihel, and svecy act performed by hiim in connectlon therewith may have been done in this Btate, For every such act he is anawernble to tho luws of Illinols, Each State has power, and it 1s ita duty to make sultable 1n the County Court yesterday: Joscph Willlam | provision for the punishment of ‘every criminai act 8hea, Larry Limes, Xdul h ;ilabop,p Margaret | committed by poreons whilo within its territorial Geary, ‘ol Gertrade Her Ylmits, Accordingly our statute provides not only for the punishment of the crime of lihel, hat alev for the punishment of thoso who, while within this State, il or abet, incite orprocare, the commission of crimo [n other States. For this reacon It I8 not essentlal to the sdministration of justice that a person be delivered np to another Siato for prosc. cution If ho was, in fact, 1n this State al the time of the commlission of the alleged offense, Infln- enced by theso considorations, the courts have held that tho propor construction of the clanae of tho Federal Conrtitution relative to ihe arrcst nnd sur- render of fugitives from justice fs that ** the fugi- tive mnst have been In tho Btate where the crime was committed, and fed thercfrom,” {1 Keut's Com.,p.642, note 1. Exparte, Smith, 3 McLean, While the Courts of Wisconsln may have Juris- dletion of the " offense alleeed to have heen “comn- mitted In that State, If they ean Aghtfully aequize fariadictlon of the person of the offender, nover- theless the documents submitted to me do not, in my apinton, present such n caro is would maka it the duty of the Exccutive of this State to cause the arrost and surrender of Mr. Slorey o the suthorl- tion of Wiacounin, Iam, very respectfully, Jauns K, EpsanL, Attorey-General. To the Goveruor. THE CALL. Jupor Gary—03 to 06, 09 to 114, inclustve. No case on trial. Jupag JanesoN—00 to 09, 101, 102, 13"1 to g, 119, 123, 124, tn- 108, 110 to 118, 115, 116, 118, clusive. No case on trinl, Junce Moonr—42, 43, 45, No. 41, Marshall s, Peck, atill on trial. Jupas Boorit—186, 190 to 210, inclusive, ex- cept 104 and 14, upox MOALLISTRR—181 to 200, lnclusive, ex- negt 183 and 107. No case on trial. ‘lDfll FanweLi~No court until further notice, Jupag WiLLiaMs—No conrt to-day. JUDGMENTS, Burmnon Counr—Conrrssions—Caroline Now. manvs, Mory Kersey and Edward M. Keroy, £055.01, —Robert 1L~ Walker vs. Frederick M. Atkinson, §608,—C. C. Plckoring ve. Peter 8. Allen, $108, - Junng Garr—Bamuel W. Lamson ve. Wilson IL Davis and J. W, Lowell, §308.567, —Jacob McDow- ell v&, Natbaniel P. Wilder, 8, 71, —Solomon Rlee,use of J, 8, Cooley, va. Martin C, Meador and John Sherk, $281.88, Junas Jukmsos: éhlrr}( Natlonal, Dank of Chl- ANMUSEMENTS, 0 vH, am C. Clarke, $00% e o, CoUN—-CONPESNIDN A~ EXPOSITION, vs, August Holtschmidt, $118.75. Junax MoAuutsTEn-—lames Dagan ve. W. IL Ilorn and Thomas Dakin, 8530.—T. i1, Spragae . 11, T. Thompson, $07.50, ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. BUBINESS TRANSACTED YESTERDAY. OTTAWA, 1., 8ept. 28.—~The Suprene Court met, pursuant to adjournment, with all the Judges present. The following business was transucted: 2 MOTIONS DECIDED—REMEARING DOOKKT. 21, Lyon etal. va. Culbertson: the patition for a m\murln‘; is overruled, Lut the opinion will be {cds Dickey, J., disscnta. Thoe Commissionors of 1iighways of Chest- nut Township, etc.. vs, Newell; “petition de- nled; sn amended or modifed opinion will be ‘The CHICAGO EXPOSITION is now n Magnificent Buccesr, only second to the Centenntal, with un sttend- ance propartionately larger. The exhibits are tore ELEGANT, VARIED, and IN- TERESTING than ever buforo, The ART DISPLAY 18 tha very st in Anserica, and all other departments challenge comparison for quality Wit sny similaraliow, Na [ntelligent person or fainily #hould fall to visit this Great Western Centennlal=THE INTER-STATE IN- DUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF GHICAGO. PRICES OF ADMISSION, For Adults, one admisston, goud for all day and eve: ;15 +50 .23 ng.. For Adulia o6 Satiriny. slidaabdeventie [ldren o Halure day and evenlng. for al} fled. For Adults, every d { er 6 p, . 07, Grant et al, va. Nennett ot al, ; a rehearing | For Ch}ldml. every dny ufter 6 p, 1 will be ordered in this case. Commufation Tickets: Aftéan admissions.. 00, Narvey va. Drow: a rehearing will be grant- ed, and bfl“lypl\lllfll will be heard on the question of 'damages and interest, P 40.] GI;"‘I' Jr(..|vl. The City of Chicego; o re- hearing s granted, U8, 'he{‘hlmga‘ Burlington & Quincy Rallroad Company of ul, va. Chamberlain ct al, ; a_rohenr- ing is granted, We desire to hear the argument whather the Itailroad Company had abandoned the property copdemned, MOTIONS DECIDED—OIVIL DOCRET. 107, Bell va, Senncfl: thin wasa motian tostrike The Cotninutation Tickets are cspecially excursion parties, ‘HOOLEY’S KEW CIHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st,, oppolte Ehermau Houro, “ THE MINSTREL PALACE,” MONDAY, fent, 25, Every evening at 8. Wedoes- day and Baturday Matinees at 2:18 p. in. ANOTHER GLORIOUS BILL. First week of the side-apliing burlesquy ACK CRUOR, % the colenrat DLACR ntroduciug the colebratod the bill of exceptions from the files, 1t does not | Liailet Traupe. e recenton of the freat Bl appear thot the bill of exceptions wne presented | IDAN ANU) M Joim Hart’s ecreamiui act entd- tu the Judge in the appolnted time; motion overe 3 it co_on _Astronomy octor G y 3 A Taretta Welehs - Come wnd Kio."" Buker sod 0y 10 now songs and dances, ctc. McVICKER’S THEATRE, Wednesda, Thurednv. and Fridny Evening, and BAT- ¥ ST N KM, the Iiomantic Spécia- ular Dratna of th SEA OF ICH! With s strongz cast of chisracters, and Magnificent Scenic Effects. . Manday, Oct, 3—0FORGR FAWCETT ROWE In the ‘succeasful comedy **BILASS” IMTHR’IEI"’S 'l‘!lE.’\NTIlF ey's tre, A -1 WA For the week commenciog Sept. 25 AN ENTIRE OHANGE OF BILL, ¥irst appearsuce of REN GILFOYL, Ursnd produce tlon of ¥iic Bensatlonal bkeich, LIEE ON THE MISNIRSIPPI, \\“hh now and elabarato scenery and effecta. raled, NEW MOTIONS, 161, ‘Tho Racine & Miasissippi Rallrond Company y#. The Purmers' Loan and Trust Company et al.; mn(lm:’, for leavo to assign additional’ crrors ranted, B3 Seymonr va. Deldlag; motion to st aaide the order of the aflirmanta. “ 13. (P, D.) The People ex rel. va f1llams: the rule fa made absoluto, and the nawie Is stricken from the roll of atiorueys. 750, Qunnon va, Lannon; the appealisdiamissed m!r'ilia Sirneve, Simos same order 51, Baine ve, Snme; 3 Applicationof . G, Miller and J. D, Brown for admission vn foreign licenss. s, Gilbort et al. : motlon by the plaintiff in order to sot saide the order for con- nusnca and dismles the writ of errar. 142, Felsenthal st al. vé, Durand et al. 1 motion Ly tho defendant in error to sot aside the order of continuance. 17. (P, ) Noynolds vs, The People; motion for an oxtension of time lo'tle brlefa to Oct. 8, by stipulations, _ 3 CALL O TII8 DOCKBT. 181, Tho Racine & Missirsipp! Ratlroad Company va, the Farmora' Loan and Trust Company et al.’} continued for sorvice, = ict, 2-BOB HART will psltivel alza the i, Noflit et al reatianor NEAUMONT RERD, ) SUeart % 1K1, iines et al e i o R 184, Holden va. Ken ADELPHI THEATRE. 185, Lawreuco et al. ve, Melntyro; taken, . Okt s e 180, Gavigan ve. Dryant et &l ; continued for UNPARALLRLED 8UCOKBS. sevvice. X Eacked houre, Hiibels wuried sway, Thousands 187, Mason, mp., v8, 5}.inun etal, ; taken, nightly witneas the Grand Spectacular Deams, 18K, Kipp, dmp., vs, Bawm (SN 2 & D & & T B b Gonaln THI BLACK CROOIX 100, Naseon va. Cone; taken. 191, Baldwin ot al. vs, Puole; continued for rvice, ®°10%, Thoman ve, Darat et al., sdwlnlstrators, And fta Gorgeous Reenery, Mamnificent Dresws. UNtterhng Armor. Onmu'mm-llv effecis, Glttering Transtormations, ght Premfers, 2 Coryplieos, 150 Auazons, , 200 B n«(!{!l)' Artls 1 Iate. efc. ; ame. Hvery ntaht o Ladies' NIEIL, j ¥ oo . in. Mattn 100, Lamplng ct al, va. Payne; taken, Graod Malfuoe Saturdiy o . atince 105, Gron " Sdmialsirator, 'ob al, 8. McGoon; | Wedbeiday. Seats cun bos oy vaue, intinued for service. E:fu?.k.luhmnn. adminlsteatrix, va. Diversey ol al. : taken. 1L Van Wyck vs, Colvin; taken. Hell ve. Sonnefl; taken. etal, va. Lyon; continned. Watson ¢t s, ve, Bherman et al, ; taken, Monday, Sept. 26, and During the Week, ENTIRE NEW COMPANY, 2 ichardson etal, va. Akin; taken, Forty Fopular Artlsts ina Monstor Bill. 3 Hel Everything New, Freoh, and Sparkling, Ever, e azends nuser o 8 L‘\'mh\’z atSand Qnudfl'y Mlernufm al :l.‘ i W00D's MESEUM, Fridny Afternoon and Evenlng, UNCLE TOM’S CADB and Z0E. TIE OCTOROON OIRL. uced ofie- s 0 25, und 5O celte, E15 knd 23 conts. IS TIEE CHEBAPEST. Yor HOT WATER and for 8TEAM, In sy kind of bullding, seod plans for estimsies 1o CORANE®, BREED & CO., 083715 Weat Eight! ADIOURNMENT, ‘The Court sdjourncd to § o'clock to-morrow morniog. B et Fun with & Splder. Chrisan Newe Splders, In many respects, are just Iike other anjmals, and can be tamed and pettced, and taught & great many lessons, nnd which they wuf{lunrn as readily ss & dog or cat, But you must take the trouble to study thelr ways, and ret on the good side of them. Ono day I hud been reading in a book how spiders man- uged to get Shelr wobs across- streams and roads, and from the top of m &l tres to another, 1 went out and’ caught o larze ?'nrdén spider, one of those bluo-gray sprawing cllows, and fixed bimup for my experiment, 1 took 4 stick sbout elght tuches tu length and fastened a plece of iron to ono end of It so that the stlck would stand ugon that end ol ftsclf. ‘Then 1 put thls In the centre of a lurge TN == tub halt” ful} of water, and plucod the N GouD flnsqfrcga‘ énpet:l t:’»hnth."c"i ld »,v'unufi'lj go [T [FSVERPRIASS vy ',MM-NM'.IV.'......... 0 4 Jang which was EN VN, U tho ‘edge of th tub, withous any help, Ho THE CENTENNIAL TORCILL ran down 8ret one elda of the stick, and then the ulhuri each time he would etop when h touched the water, aud shaking his foot 88 the cat docs he would sun up sgatn. At last, he cume to the conclusion that he was entirely sur- rounded by wuter,—on un lalund in fact, After YOIt PRROCESSIONS AND PARADES? SHALER’S LATEST AND BEST' As much bewter than Shaicr'y old torch, orany other, a8 & Wodeny paiboat Ty belier Tl Fulrows vid lerutont. "riceeso0 bael, £3.0 J i B per dlandres. Madk and eold by iy stfaLeit MANU- FAOTUNING COMPA Murri; ‘Now remaliniog” perfoctly qulst for a long while, dur- 0. 4 durray-ut, fug which, { have po Uoubt, he was rranging | Jork Ao Furtuble Gui Muchines, for mablag iut b "l 'l Dogu i srount L | 5SSV it A S M tan ot tho stlle and theowine gnt greal UKHPONBLULE AUENTS WAKTKD PROPOSALS FOR QUARRIES, &c REESTONE SEWING MACHI. THE “BOSS” ! AT THE CENTENNIAL AB WELL AS AT VIENNMA. THE WILSON RECEIVED THE HIGHEST AWARD, A MEDAL AND DIPLOMA FOR THE BEST Famly Sewing Mashing IN THE WORLI! WILSOH SEWING MACHNE CO. MANUFACTURERS, Chicago, New Orleans, New York, AND GRINDSTONE QUARRIES, MACHINERY, Farm Land, Manofactored Stocks, AIND GOOD-WILL OF THE BUSINESS VORTHINGTON & SOXS, IN OHIO AND MIOHIGAN, WORCELSTERSIIRE SAUCE. LEA & PERRINS CELEBRATED FORSALEBY TENDER PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT of s LETTER from G CONSOWARULS fi{’ MEDICAL GENTLE- == T0 DB TUZ Bl MAN at Modrantobis ke brother at " é " WORCESTER, . The Pxecntorsand Excclix o the ke Joho Worth ONLY GOOD ¢ “\&a May. 1631, ngton offer for sale his valaable Quarrles, Plant, Farm i o Lend, Mauutactured Goods on hand, and the Good Wil SAUCE,” fig&d \Ten LEA & TER of the buslness in Ohlo and Michigan, and will, up to s RING that thelr Sauoe the 16th of October, 1876, receive tenders for the pur- 4 1a highly esscemed tn clinne of the whole or portiuna thereof. Tenders t00¢ | And Appifcable to Indls, and ia, in my addressed to Walter 5, Lee, Esg., Turonto, Canada, gpipton the moet pal The extensivo buslness of Worthington & Son EVERY VARIETY alable da well 38 ‘the Imost wholesome Sauce quarrvmen and mauufacturers of lock and Grind. 7 that I8 made. atone. has been earried un for twenty-one years, and {8 now in full operation, extending over the United States and Canada, Tlefr chisin of quarties equipped with all the modern fmpto: thelr ratlrosd orivi OF DIsil. WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. LEA & PERRINS’ BIGNATURE Is on EVERY BOTTLE. Lozt JOHN DUNCAN'S 80K, NEW YORK. oc. usa o ) ‘fi ONLY DIRECT- LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatiantic Compan; twoon New York and ilavee, calling st Plymouth {4, B.) for tho landing of pnsiengers. The lrh'mlld ‘vassels on this favorite route for the Continent, (Cabing provided with Electric Bells,) will sall from pler No. 48, fout of BarTow atreet, .+ 43 follows: Kt Germoain, Reculoux, Bllllr%:{. + Labrador, Kanglier, Eaturday, de, Frangeul, ‘hatirday, Oci e and docks, ufford upaurpaxsed facifiiies for produciion and stipment. ' Tuat they manufactured Al sold in ong year (fa sditition (0 Llockstoue) POURTEEN THOUSAND EIGNT RUNDRED AND TWENTY'FIVE TONS OF GRINDATONER, Probubly o largesd"qunity Sifoped 1 one oie 'by ‘wny £rindstoue concern (o the world, gives nn fdea of tha stent of thelr resuurces and their business, The quar: ;’l‘sl‘lfi‘, all in the mulldu‘vnnnnlu lfllunlunu!ur Lrala- rintion purposs, an e inachines thy moust ap- Prived and haie Best b order > 2er " "URARALTRN (1F THE Geologiat of Oty 0 HTONE ~DProf. Newherry, State Vol 11, of the State Geological Reporta “*'Phie Amberst Stone lsnow ss widely known, and liara reputation e firinly establishied, naany other baiil- InK taterinl in tse, xod b perlinps ihe most hizhly es- tecmed and popular stouy known, b s everywhers Iifighly appreciated for 1s besuty, durablilty, and ihe 880 und eertalaty with which {Ufs worked. This stoun Ia commended by diie followt qualitien, witel it AT n un” unumal urabillty—it is {7 nearly purs allics. searcely wore affected by weatherfng than t eat granile, 1t lsalo yery refractory, and will endure exposura to tire, by hich Granite' or ~Limesions woull~ be entirely destroyed. Its atrengih varies from 60w to 10,000 Lhe to thesquare inch, frum twao to four tines that of the Dest brick, and atlcast sullictent to_ endure any welght ety to e linposed upu it by inodern architecture. The tolor {s & lght drab, warm, chcerful, and une eable. The texture fs fine and homogenons, Without tinwa, tron, or clay boliw, Thess qualldeations reat perfection combiued ia une d are such as fully warrant the high reputation Mall Steamers i b . Hans prasoge in goit um':,l‘um{u whie) birat cabie e 110 10 ) & ACCH N, aceommudatlos X A i ATmy or xu BuiLbixas Bukereo wiTit | 310 eahin, $in. Tteonra tckeis at reduced rates INT AMIERST AND BROWXUKLM SANDSTONK PUOX THESE ; T ot Ot % | ftecraye &2, with auperior accommodstion, tncluding e, et ank, Nacional ek s | FiRes KSegann = wnid utenwile, witliout extra charo: ftiga, Clevelands aody Tiuise: Folulat G Eleamertiuathed fhiue da mor carry Nectats pasen- Fo ik W Comaty Lahk Befcolt, Rieh. Capt- {0 nck, Wayno Counl ank, Delrol ch.; Capl- 101 thutiding. Laseinis Wo G Fafs: Dueliing, Buiao; Pawont' Biogk, Kocuastors Hink ok, &y bLate gapltol dliterjor work}, ‘Albanys Custor AN Towi-Ollot, (gdensburi Young Men's Anociatt, Jowlah Tones' Hlock, Fifih Avenue, Fitiysulith Mireet Kok Bros. Cloting ifouse, W, 13, Astor's Hlouscs, Madison Aven N Yorks: Proancet. Dark. Stonewark, Hroaklyns U, 8 Court and Fosi:0nloe, Trontom N PTinceton Coliege; Rers. D1A! Or W. F. WILITL. 67 Clar! xeny 63 ‘Droadwa, way. gent, for. Chléago. North German Lloyd. The steamers of this Company Wil safl evory Satar- e e blers Lot T nAnd-at.. Hoboken: Jintes of pasaue—Frou New Varkfo Southaupton London, Havre. and Hremen, fires cabin, §1 Eltzabutty, N. J.3 Acadomy of Fine Arts, Agrieultural | Lol ] a3; secon Colicge, Philue Aefphiat TrntY Conlego DUNA Harg. | €Abin, $60, goid; sicernie, $30 cur or {relght Fordo Conn, 1 Uniseratty HUHIGGS, Kaston, bars vaim. | OF Paisaue spplyto OELitciS & COr erHotel, Pacids Ilotel, Bryuy 2 Bowltnit trecn, New York, Hacking Iiotel, Cillcagut luard Teorin: Bank 1l Rocko Poat-Ottice, Ontario Honore ' lilock, Trule Bullding, rds Castom-Howse and 1), “Meinnes & Co.'s University of Teroto, ixitining Warehowss, St. Jagies Cathedral, Torontos Tarlmment Bullulig, Ottawas Windsor Iotel, Molswn's Bank, Montreals Mr. MeQreevy's reslence, Quebee. DHOWNIKLN, O, —(1,) ‘THisquarry 1 sithated sbout 35 ntles from Clevelanit, thres And's bail wniles from ‘Ambierst, and 23 miles from Sandusky: s connected by & efding with ‘thomatn 1ine of tho Lake Shore and Michigan bouthern iallwayn aadLy's wlich with & doclc 4t Verniilion, on Lk Erley b tully equfpped, und A(l\'fl,cmlrlument 10 143 yicn. [t contalus about Great Western Steamship Line. Prom New York to Iirtstol (England) direct. ARRAGON, Symons.. CORNWALL, Btamper, o A TRYIEATH g Vot “ADIY 10 Wi F. WHULE, 67 CIATE-sb., Sichigas UCATIONAL Oharlier Institute for Youfif&fie‘g, X abrex Corlposad of baria Low No. 27 am Rin rowhiin Tobuanly. Torilve G, tojeitiecwius the 167 Madison-ay., New York, ¢ Parpous: T 4 CQuipmeqt couslst of thiree stenta togines and bollers T ey bustiers WL be 4 fo 1M Jlarrard Fzaminaiions ¢an he 11l on application, or &t 11K LENZ and Professor M. J 5. aud oo horse power, operatin und ane hors-power derrick, wl holsting with wire rupe, one’ seven steatn derricks ich are all rigxed for . e, te hout ent by o ‘Srathi- bise, ‘s stone rn: waiton shed, comn | MADAME O. DA SILVA hnuse, 13 duunic houses, two of & aud 11 of wood, | and Mrs. Alex Drudlord's (formerly Mre. Ogien Hx wooden Louscs, itone stable, accommodating 13 | Jloffman' nglish, French,and Gertian Board horses. About 06 acrea wre tn hay snd pesture. (23.) The realdus 0f 3 term of 20 yeurs {1 8 QuaiTy tense antcd il May, from Géorge Lacun {0 Juhn and Day-Schaol for young Indlcs and children, wi rrthinion, of the Rorthekst JATE of 101 43 In uro.w'}p 1 callsthenics. No, 17 Weat Thirty-eightheat., New Y By bo York. Reopcns Sept. 95, Applicstio el 'l'uwr-nlu. rontaining seven or cight ocres. | made by letier or pervonally, a3 above, ) n'?'"'ml’f‘z’x‘h‘“"’l‘. terest of the latc Joh HT. JOHN'S RCHOOL “Tha right, thle, and Interes s latc John 3 NN NC » B R it A A JS g o W L hou “aungt Ladios and Chitd. contalniig 1090:100° scrow Wore oF leas, a8 described OO TV G, Lo Der Roctor, a1 inndoed frum Hradloy and wife to him, dated 27th | West Thi econd-at,, New Yurk, reopens Sept. 27, S e e St de et bt | Doy e e e R iy O I ook 1, pages S23-4,—unown me e Farnceworth | Liue.Aria beginaln hoveinber. i s INSTIT O YOUNO LADIES— ey, VEENILLION, OCKLAN! , Ohlo.—(4) The harbor on Lake Erle bas R Nysck-on-Hudeon: hesutt{ul lllxmlluns Dloaasnt siste of Wuler-Lots Nos. 310, 314, 316, 2Il£ 217, and A“I:m’i\’e:lh A I;IE.AI 1’1’(“"9&1.0 £yl ¥ o 2181 the uecessary righta of way for ratlws UTPOaLa| 3 NG 200 PERT OF ROLLD NOCK. ,:’ W equipped Witk thas stnsin dervicks with atecl wi ine sud iro_Tope an eng ,thrve botuiaggears wid buillig, b biloe, 2 ge-Lot 220, fronting on Toledowst., belsg ) Lot coutalolpg ahout}d of an acre, com- meaciug st the uorthenst coraer of the river-bridge abutmen Mld runping 100 feot east on the liue of the: norih sida of the ruad; thence 15) feet northerly, QRWICH UNIVE ‘Selontific and_ Mflita N sng’:'{rl!}}fi-‘:‘;& dmfll‘mf.fififls“}_‘o‘flz TNLBS, I 1 BRYASS s ARDING-SCUODL POR young Is: la, N, Y. = s ilica, Batavi ROPOSALS. Construction of & Life-Saving Station-House, arallel with the rlver; Alicuce 100 feet westerly; Sealed proposals will bo recelved at this Da olice 150 feel soul ¥ to the pisce of be- | until I,'n“clo’:‘ky unou, o undny, the luth dE":‘ml!)'\:t wubject W & 20-feet rosdway on tho east | gober, 1874, l‘ul(hn cm;_“lm: a ot & Ll nl-|fl-}"nx!slul; ! at rvse Totnt fvanstia: (inola: Rixmr, Oblo=c1) Thin Quurey, formarty eanrd | Bt Secoliiuied A T T Sl Uy L Sout 3 I T B TRl el has P B St et ) o : ol nu‘l“:em'ed inpe surlichst & EthN g snrutics, conditloned that the bidder shall e no & Michigau g v o ot i T R 'll‘;mauunllau of & Lite-5aving tatton-liousc, ™ and ad: Saclistraty, 14 prod to thia Beeretary of the Treusury, Washiugton, led by none . C. SIONE quATTY, (b BpeeiNcations and piaos, snd forms of proposal aad 10 in Amberst Tow: ny hoitd, Can be odta "{l" the aices of lhi ol ecwn"l‘-‘ 'he entire machler) Cwstoms st Huftalo, .x> Cleveland, Oblo; betrolt, d 111 good oret. ich:§ Chioago, 1y fin--u!!ea. alvo of K. fnr‘nxc":lha\l‘m.lfi; e g 3 }v. “J'L‘f‘m' uf rllnu:m.\«m of Life-Saving Btatione, e aud lolier operating J yriigs of s Tur Dok Mavan; ligh;, sadupen applicstion’ o Liss Lies i ) 1argu Inthe for turnlug ‘llllnd‘wll\l aa The right ta reject any or all bids, or o walve de- lioatune Fublin 1otled, 1 Gue 4 fulereats of the Govern- CHAR. F, CONANT, ol-liouse, 3 duubie At op and toula @ ine dwollloy-louses, 3 hulsilng geanw &, fecta. I£ {118 decwed for megt o do wo, I reserred. €y Actiug Becretary, 8. \llhhll'glflmcl' at North Amhlu‘ and Wm““a atizy Dopartmen 9) '} valdite 0f 8 ter 0f 09 yoars [n & Icase dale V' C. T L e T R i O Y - 2 f2 tn Huor 8 W 0] 9 AN o W orehlb BS PLTOrbUL o’ Lot 6 in AmBerat Towd: BUSINESS OHANG ITP contaluing thrve ucres flotitnax QUaskY.~(10) This contalna about 163 B O A 4 sty b north o s lued To aee 1 OF of a large and ver) Wi, cooper ad sthers 0 Sdhi Worthumeton vecard: | JORatie ACEROIOE St ittt ' ol wdta ol B p. da7of Murun County Weklairaryor: | (oLt adtly drrauad ‘Abd furnfshed ofice, sentral Hee: T te abdus six miles from Purt Austin, Tue [ £ai¥EnRiently seanRyr ARl GBS STHS aly row roduct ta the Biiest cutlery swne fouad io tke Untied | B ERE'or Fravidnace ft for e ot alkid for f tex, For farwers’ b thls ston bas ho uqual w com- vy sealy iy throuiait tho Urtied SLaN and ;:{1:*;:&};.,:5,:"“,-9,;0 Soliieeiha con Cunada. The scytiie-stunve are woll known by the | Ailiress wt oo Whe Doc Brapds ol r,® “aturon, " cte., abd Lave an cuor Tutler Exechange, i L oestive dock ol Rouie upiérilcs’ the wiole p 8, doc Ldu A SEOEER ect ol s Upon ¢ i wtore ouse B0x30, “hers aro four untall s N luthes; one Lirce du which <ures out .nnglufi:fl’g LA. PII‘AI{I{E IIOUSE, ol = nds e 3 ung c| VG Iutfet ke S0y Dhy- s | Tuciary: ConLuHIR 1wy Oorner Broad and Chestnut-ats,, fuus “of uawes oue rusblugbeds uoe peckia: PUILADELPIUA. Bk Wbt T OLRIE frame Aweutous T 7 buw slnicie duliig-housea, 114 4 STRIOCTLY FIRST-QOLASS ey 1 atore IN ALL IT8 APPOINTMENTS, Tenus §3.50 1o $4 nien, sud cont lumber wa ru, 300 Col eep, J car 00 per di frame ucation of ceordiog to time sad oms, 0al, oic. etc. e - - — o ShuutS il of the bustnoas sud the manutactured SOALES, A are. atapilats, with plans, poto FAl v uptier part lars, . STaphi, .».'um‘-um’w” A dealt hay o haa 0a AIRBANKS application 't Worthl & Bons, North' duberst, (05 flutching & Camphell, Altorneys-ai-Law, Clevu toud; ALl J 14 Uandolph-3i.. Chicizo. i, Waldron: Nitorucy-at-Law, Port lutos, Mich ter, 3¢ Willlaws & Clarke, Barristers, Torouto; dnd FAlTERS PAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00 fifll‘w E:'E‘%?I NGTON, 1l 4113 LakeSi,C ; Rxacntors sa8 Ratoutite, TOrOmO, CLAMA Bocaelultabuy oaly tha Geaulae, FIRE] FIREI] CLOTEING Slightly Damaged by Water, Al the Tate fire of Tall, Garrhaon & Co., Kow York, $30,000 worth of Men's and Boys' Fine Clothing, to barold at Appralser's value, which in GO per cent belot st cost. Sale ta contlnus from dny to day untll closed, ab 168 _Soufls_Clark-st.,, Clieago, HI. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATN - cepted. ¢ Sundsy excepted, ¢ rivo Bunday atd 1. m?ep'eu“".unndu RxseladoTse CHIOAGO & RORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, ket Ol 1 oL, e eirert. oraes Sladnsaoeiraed Aotha, dommie Leave. rt, Rt lun. & Dubugus aFrep rt. liorkfor &Dubugue dMitwaukee Fast Mail (dally); 2Milwaukes Express... oMiiwaukee OMI waukee P zapasaazpaasesssl’ drnevs Laka Expree a~Tepat corner of Wells and S—Depot eorner of Caual aad MICTIGAN CENTRAL 3 e O e et _duknumce, 67 Civkiat, suthewt comor o aa: Leave, | Arrive. Malt vla Motn sad Atr Dy Erprons Dd"'“’ Vumaion Accomiiodn Atiantio Exprese (dally) Night Hxpress. Grand Rapideand Nuitego Moraing Expre NOit Rarase el 1 Ssturday Ex. * Bundar Ex. t Monday Ex. § Dally, - OHICAGO, ALTON & §T LOUIS and GHICAGO = IKAEEAB 0}:1'! &liIDdBHVBB SHORT LINES, oigh Denoty ess Eide. oear, Madtson-et. bridge, - lcea:” At Depot. and 122 Rtandalp Rantoo Clty & Denver Fast Ex. KL Louts & Springfield Ex.... &t Loutw, Bpringlend & Texas Pekin and Peoris Fast & ria Day Kxpress, Feoria. Keokuk & Chicagod Paducah B. it & Etreaior, Lacou, Wash'ion E. Tollet & hwignt’ Accommitatnle 5 o—VARD EH0RD SMVAIGAR SOUTHERK., . . B Leavo, Arrive. ¥ Matl fn Line.. Bt et ntic Expres, dally. lebiour ACCOMINOURLION . ... Sight Exprase.. CHIOAGO, NILWAUKEE & 6T, PAUL RAILEOAD, Union Depot. cotner Madlson and Canat-sts. Ti E Oiter chRaueh Clark st opposits Bherman Hodse, g and at Depot, Leave. Arrive, Mfiwaukee Express. |FT30p. m Wiscunsin & Minnesots Thro' g e Day tixprem, . 410:008, m.[* :00p e | Wisconsin, lo | 5 xp: 05 p. m. 111008 m. + A:15 0, m. it 7:00 & M. vin Milwaukee, Tiokets for St. Paut rexoodeliber vis dadison end Prairis atartown, La Crosse, and Winona. Tave, | Arrive nncsota Thro'| and Miuneapo duChlen, or vi ILLINOIB CENTRAL BAILROAD, Depat, foot of Luke-st, s fuot of Tweuty. Ticket Otlce, 131 Randolph-st., near Clar) £1. Louls Express &t Louls Fast Lin Calro& Now Orleans Ex. <ol xpreas. ‘coria and Krokuk hlg{m Dubuque & Sloux Clty Ex.. Dnbudue & Siuux Clty Ex. Gilman Passengar . D, TR 0N, &, QT ke, hA B lesntieatn ekt Do 63 and Can i K-st.. Bud ok dopota. b Amive. 7405, m. wm|* 740 m, Cit oraves ll:m"i‘(!c‘l"fi: Llnhlnr Omlfl;: n I Coavenwo, Aichingn & 'St Josepn.Exp, UrOrD FAFCARET 0uvessseisres Mendota, Ottawa & Sireator| Tasenger. ... . AuroraPasseng furer Paseier (¥ & m. Pacind Rifnt Bibe for Omabia 10005 b 04995 . ks iy, P avenwarn. | Oi0p- M. [{ G538, 1. “Atchinon & Bt. Joscph 1x Dowber's Grove Accommi Downer's Grove Accommod'n Texat EXIresn. . oovenee SEx. undsy. {Ez. Baturday, {Ex. Mouday, [t aunsm m, . 1 Tigher 0ot S5 GRS Ao Fhciac, and at depote Expotun handine . arand Y Toave. | Arive, DAy Express—Pullman Draw- & 1g-Ttgom Sleeping Cars, to) New Vork witlout etianim..| 8:00a. m. | Ait08. m. Atlautlo .li\rl.‘ll - Fufiman| 7 oo Tioom Sloep- Ci 5:08 p. m. 8:10 p. T, Oaly llac runcing the hotel cars to New York. - CHIQAGO & PAUTFIO RAILROAD, Depot. carner Chisago-avenne p Eibkel Giioe G0 Clatstresly T LaTsbeo-street. .| G- p. in. |0k PITTEBURG, FL WAYNE & OHICAGO RAILWAY. Arrive. + 7 P Ul»ifi. ') B, 10:00p, . 1§ Biooa m, s 3'6:08 8, 14 Aios . m. ounday exceptcd. ~4Dally, 16aturday sxcepied- ‘1Monduy excepte BALTIMORE & ORIO RATLROAD. et e e e, Dytdlos; oot of, Mog- Grand Pactc, and Depor (xposition aliding). " Teave. | Amive, Day Express.. A:07n. 0. { B1IOR m. ]'M’ Lxjres,. 040 m. % 8:80p. . Farinc Vxpeed 5 ) 440 in, T¥Dally. - *Tislly, Sundays excepied. CHICAGO, BOOK ISLAND & PACLYIU RAIIRO%IA eput, coruer uf Van Burea snd Slicrman-ais. Tic 0Bica 56 Clark-ak, Sherwan ouse. days exceptod) . isturdayy drout dof r trscn lisy and Lako Bupe: “MEDICAL GAlE m” DR. J AMES, Lock Hospital, cor, Washington & Praukiin-sts, Chiartered by the Biate of Tiliaots for tha express pes Foks Of GIVITE Imusalsse FeMeF a sl tuges oF peivate chroule, and urinary disouses tn all thelr’ compiicated forma, "4 s well Ruowu that DIt, JAMES bas stood u the hesd of ths prutestion for tne part o years. Ave cipericacasre all-importanc, Aewinl Weakineas L0 ousos by dreania phinples ou the facy. lost tnant a0, cun pouttinely bo cured. Lulca wanilig the uiiet dellcata atiention, call or write, " Pleatant hoihe for par tenta, ok for Lhs million, Murriage Gulde, which telluyon kil abous these discusto~who should marry— WDy Bot—~10conta 0 pay pustuxe, | Dr. Jaines bas 50 7o0mis and parlors. * YOt #eu o on but tha Doctar. Dr. Jamesiaaixiy geam of wge. ' Consultatlons alwaye trca " Qttica tonirs, D&, ok w7 p. . By 4 'Alibuatins dtctiy coahdsitug o 10t 1 U \O T LI g, " cugo, Wy perwanen R' SJ- ND~ Shae G i vate Diseaacs, Beminal Woaknes, Seaual Debility, Fa- Miale Diseased. 3. (Iver 3t Aicaes carad. Unres i Charges reasaable. Ale tatlon frew and co i el Lol Shculary of utier thioas Lony sealed 1o Caiell nad oifculark of uthor thIRE teuubealey for two stamps. N, Lol L ei)\l“\' specialiss 11 Chicago who 1 tan mediclno, YWeiDR.KEAN, 173 B0 Uliirkoats cors ul tlous uc, o sy bs conduited. parson!iy or by mall, frec 00 4l cronla ut igrvous discaes, DL 3 ooty physictan ta the city who wurruuta cure: Ottice bours, dpu, . 108 D. JERVOUS EXUAUSTION—A MEDICAL cumprisling s serica of lecturos drlivered at K: Muscumn of Austomy, New Yu(k 0N the cuuse sud cure of premature decitud, wiowlng Indisputsbiy bow fost ealth inay be regslued, afordlog acleas ayuopels of tus edimont o darriage, and the treatiment uf nervous jysical deblity, Leihg tha Tesultof 2 years' axpa. Hcegia Al e suthor, DIt L. sacs 51 enth-at New Y& Y aaidxe