Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1877, Page 8

THE CHICAGO 'I'RIBUN. “THE CITY. A'cotrespondent I8 Informed that the place to “ Andont the status of his lot Is the Town Col- ‘ector's office. A éorrespondent asks if the Lincoln Park as- ' sesement §s lawful, 1t §s presumed to be so un- N'til n court decides that it is not. ¢ Mrs. Wi H. Bradley has so far recovered from -1 the Injurles received st the Ashtabula accldent. 1" thatshewas sble to leave yesterday for Ban 1 Francisco, to Jofn hier huaband. .. ‘Thetemperature sestenlsy, as observed by }i Maunsse, optictau, 83 Madlison street (TRIBUNE i Bulldlag), was at 8 a. m,, 81: 10 a. m,, 313 13 ¢ m., B33 8 p. m., 835 8 p. m,, 30. Baremeter at8 _i 8 meB0.20; 8 p. m.y 2.6, The mid-year exerclecs of Allen's Academy . drew together the utner cvening & largo num- berof the parents and friends of the puplls. Proficlency was sliown in the varlous branches, I the young gentlemen acquitting themsclves + very creditably. * The Chicago Chemical Soclety et at the U Acudemy of Sclences last evening, Prof. Garri- *_ gon fn the chair. Prof. Weich read npaper of ¢, some length wnd Interest on “The Prescrvation of Fresh Mentin Shipment,’ and alzo mude rome pleasing chemical experimunts. g 1t was supposcd, and 2o stated, that Mr. T, T, + yiford, of this eity, was on the traly which feil thronghi the Ashinbula bridge. Ile was not ; howerer, but {s now at home all aafe, having s eaped by yleldlng to the solfatation of fricnds atd remuining over at Rochester, N. Yo Richard Beard, who was noticed yesterday aa baving borrowed woney from M. F. Klers on a check, bna, It apncars,” quite a reputation for .. that sort of thing, and has had for some time. ‘i Upon seeing his name inprint in the above frans- action he dispatehed hisson to stralichten the matter up. o will not be proscented. Yesterday afternoon the case in which Col. Cleary fizures aa stakeholder in an election bet petween W. I Hages and some other man was ismisscd by Justice Foote, the plainti, Hayes, withdrawiog ond pagiog the costs, 1t Is under- , #tood that the payment of £75 out of the §100 2¢kd by the dougiity Colonel settied alf dispute. 1t waa stated the other day that the saloon known us ** Ald. White's Saloon " was rmmlnfi mithout a Mcense, Lest any one should he Jed :0 think that the Alderman is running o llquor ausinean,it {s propcr to state that, while hic owns he bulal‘ll'iluz. {:u s no Interest whatever [ the bustness, witich I8 run by tlie tenant on his own ) ecount. v Coroner Dietzsch vesterday held Injuests upon the following: Fatrick Crowley, No, us8 Butterflcld street, ran over on the Nlinoia Cen- » tral track, accldental deatli, with a censure itpon the Rallrond Company for carclessness; Nupo- Icon Trundell, 1358 Walout street, rallromd ex- onerated: Mrs, Mary Lacy, fnsanc patient at the . County Hospital, sulcide by polsoninz; Mrs, Lalilum, of No, 204 Curtis strect, old aze, At about 6:15 lnet evening three employes of the Union Steel Mills were badly burned by the explosion of a mold filled with inolten fron. 1t is [’hnmlhl. that sand or water had been thrown ' i ! mto the mold with the express purpose of | causing n dlsaster, Johm Dogte was badly burned about tho left foot aud right handy ! \Thomas Leonard, both feet and hands: aud T~ i 'ward Doyle, ubout the legs and arms. Dr. ¢ Willard, who attended the suferers, is of the i 1 [ opinfon that the latter cannot survi The cuseof M..A. Devine va, The County Commissioners, a teat case on the question of the legality of ‘the proposed fssuc of county honds without the ranction of the Fuuplu. was \urgued In the Supreme Court Thursduy, by G 1" Leake aud J. J. Herrick for the comm) and Measre. Rountree, Skiney Smith, e Jewett for the defense, It was taken muder nd- visement, but Mr, Herrick stated yesterday that ho thoneht an varly deelstan mlahit he exprcted, bas the Judges had tintshed their eall. vi A momninz puper yesterday contained a sens 1 eational account of the death of w German named John Lindecker, who lived at g State street, b was sald that ho was struck on 5 the head with a bitllard eue by his som, and nlzo that the young man gave hini a dose of polson, ¢ There is o truth In the story, The family 1 unifteln saylng that wothing of the kind oe- curred. Lindecker died ot hrum fever, und the certlfieate of the physician wha attended him sliuws that to bave heen the cnuse of death, Sy ASNER CARTEN, At the regular meeting of tho Chicago Chape ter of the Amerlean fostitute of Architects, held Jan, I8, alter the unnounceinent of the death of Asher Carter, o former active member of tho Chapter, the followlng rerolutlons and memole were ymanimonsly adopted, awd_ore dered to be published in the Kuglucering New: 1 Amepican Architect, awd the Clueago dally g pera, anel o copy of then to be sent to the” wid- ow of the deceased Jesolced, That the Chicago Chapter of the Amer- 1 fean Institute uf Architects does hereny extend is sympatby and deep reseet to the relatives and ¢ frionds of the lata Asher Carter, und that by hlx ! death there has peen remaved one who lind ever b upheld the diznity und Lonor of the architectural + profeeslon, and who, throurh his quict and atus T dioun devotion to hin profestlonal dutles, lns . eamned the honor and respert of Wi collengues, i Resoleed, That the Chieazo ¢hapier. fully Know- ¢ ing the merits and noble qualities of the deceased, H lllmcnlullxy extends ite symputhlen to the het P oW, f renved widow, BLUE GLASS. t _ Tho. communications recently publlshed In = Tur TRIVGNE on the subject of Tho use of bl : glass have excited such general {nterest, und 1 rmmpled 80 many Inquiries ux to where the ur- ; Helecan be obtalned, that Tie Ti * onswer thom i alnp by rtating that M ! & Miles. No. 85 Fust Juckeon street, ave on o supply of the glass in question, for which they huve already filed numerous ond All fuformation as to price, usey cte., can be o - tulned by calling on them. A THE ICH. . 1T% CONDITION AT THE QIVE'S MOLTH. i A Tripuxe seporter took o look ut things | down about the mouth of the river yesterday for tho purposs of seelng about the extent and thickness of tho ice. AL the Itusti-street bridge tho fco waa broken on the north by the warn water of the sewer flowing fu umdernenth, and on elther sidu of the river was u break caused by the fall of the water In the river, ‘This cruck extends out us fur na Elevator B, northeast of which the elty tug, 0. B. Green, is now Iyl The fee betw thess two poluts Is fully two feet thick, For several feet around the tug the fee has been, aml now b, broken up into small cakes, but bevoud this arca of broken tee is about half w mllo of fce twelve fuches thick, The lmit to this arca fa uear the Goverumont — pler, The {ce in the lake hus frequently extended os fur out us the orib, but the southivwest wizd terdiy drave §4 up the luke. Should 1he wind veer arounil to vorth or east, the few will e driven tack, and the passage to the eoth Wil again be closed, unth the tug breaks her way throueh, Tho twelve-duch fee referred to has been broks geveral thnes, und the tugmen eayv the, easliy,do It wealn, so that wceess 1o the erib is arsibied, ‘The lewut the mouth of the river Is thoughit to be strong enough 10 Keep back the foutiuz feo from the Nortiund Boutly Uranchies which would Le set Joose 1 cuse of o thaw in 1lie brunches, provided the thaw §« uot general, Should lieavy ruivs come, however, they woull even weaken” the thick fre at the mouth of the river, o the whole thing would, to ure the hirane ul ono of the tugiiet, ** o out a booin- ug. THE CITY-1TIALL, ; The Mayor 1s expected homs to-night. O1d certificates amountivg to £1,000 were re- feemed yesterduy, The City Collector yesterday gathered in $11,- D00 on the assessment for vpening Dearborn Mreet. " The Treasurer's recelpts yesterday were $2,i552 trom the Water Departicnt, und §15,000 from she West-Town Collector, * The boys In blue drew thefr December sula- rles yusterday and smiled approvingly, The ereditors swarmed around the Treasury, Mr. G. R. lNartley, the Chief Engincer of the Covinzion, Ky., Fire Departinent, visited hls brotler fircmen of Chlesgo yesterday. ‘Thie calls at tho Mayor's uflice for relief and transportation ta other placcsare numerous. The tellef is often found, but the transportation caunot bo given. ‘The followiug Committees have been culled: Ju elary, to-day, 8 p. my, i the City Clerk’s ce: flealth amd County Relations, Monday ut 4 o'clock; Markcte, 280 p. b dlordiy. uan, the Chief Enzineer of the S Ly Water-Wotke, who 14 une of the Coe whitee appoluted by the Mavor and City-Ene gineerof $hisclly to test the cngines of the new Weat-Sid works, s sick. A wouwsn all forlurn called ut Mursbinl Ben- r's olfice {atenluy and complgined to the blef that Mr. —, of Evcine Cumnpuny No. 23 was tbe unlawful fatber of the chila wblih she then carricd fo her srws, uud that snotber wre rival was expected, The culprit, It reems, has been trled and dism'esed for bastardy, snd will now do nothing for the girl. The Finnice Committer met yestentay and laokeil over n tot of papers, chicf “anionz which were claims for acchlents alleged to have been received on sldewalics and streets, The peti- tious were referred to the City Attornev. The deaths of the week are about 150 or 160, —a slight decrease from the numner Tast week, The Commissfoner statea that diphtherfa recims to be unabating, and that it fs fouml almost al- ways In unjon with other diseases, muost fre- quently with pneumonia, From the numerous inquities at. the Comp- troller'sofilee It would seem that there {s a prev- alent kdea that the city paye X per cent interest on money loaned on time-warrants, per cent is the highest that has been and will e pakil, There has been but little borrowed lately. City-Attorney Tuthill yosterday presented to the Superintendent of Milldings an ordince which Ite bad drawn up from pobsts given to him by Mr. Willet, the Suverintemlent’s as- ristant andd the Buperintendenthimszlf, 1t con- talns provisions for the bullling of theatres am places of amusciment, A policeman shot a dog. There was nothing remarkable about that, except that the dow be- longed to Mr, Nledert, of Milwnukee avenue, who thought that the deed had been done wantonly and with matice aforethonght. The: fore, e complained to Supt. Hickey nnd the ofticer before the pollee tribunal (1] Dixon, et al.) yesterday afternoon, Mr. Nleddrt vonducted bis_own caxe, aod pssured Supt. Hickey that *Die doe he' never go to bite no- bogy.” He was too high-toned adog 1o bide a holfceman. 1le was a shentleman.” A gient inany witnesses were aworn on buth sides, und the case was taken under advlseinent. CLEAVELAND REPLU Building-Superintendent Cleaveland yesterday gave expression fo his oplnjon of Mr MeVick- er'e recent letter in the tollowine Ietter to Mr. MeVicker: Your Iettee wna recelved In due time, contents noted. In reply would st a1 fnd notilne ln the rame to eatse me 10 chas my opinion I ree pard to the sugzestions made in my report on the theatron of Chlcaga, Yones respactfully, T 12, CLEAYVELANY Superintendent of Tt HEPORTING ACCIDENTA City-Attorney ‘Tuthill’ yesterday wrote followlng, which explains ltsell: A1 €. Hicken, ral Superintendent of Police— Dran Sz Wil you please, for the henedt of this Department, fnsruct the ofMfeers of the Police Des portment that vhen they report to this Department nccidents occurrl, on” the etreets and shlewalke, they shall give: names of all witnessew, i tion nf the street or ownere of the premises fn front of which ¢ dents vcear, the exart focation, and all oth necerenry In the trlalnf the enne Tefore tlie courta, ns fa touscertiln tho sate 3 the r fully, T, City-Attorney. K TAXES, Aselstant-Corporatlon-Counsel Adams has re- cefved 1 the Hon. 0. 1L Browning, of Quiney, the followlng_ Tetter, pertaining to the Rovenue Wil bearine Mr, Adains’ nanse, and - troduced Into the Hotiee by Joseph 1, Smith, of Cook Connty, und in theSenate ly Milea Kehoe: Franets Adema, . —Dean $m: 1 thank von for copy of Il prepared by yan for the collectlon of binck taxes which some of our cities were pre- vented, by the decislon £f the Supreme Court, from tollecting under the provisjon< of BILOD, [ nlwuys fhought tiat the Conrt mare v ml In d. lact-mentloned il uncan; patitntion, wnd by : niccompll=hlng the purpow At injns- tice to any ome. 18 is alinple i [t4 mehinery, ond of execntton: and, unle<x the delinquend taxes o collected unider ite provisione, § da not per- celveliow they ean be collected at all, Tt or komo wimilar bill ceetatnly ought to pase, Verv reapects Tully youre, 1. Birowsixa, TIIE COUNTY BUILDING, The work of cleaning the Jail {s about com- pleted. Architect Egan expeets to be up and around the early part of the coming week. McCaflrey spent the yesterday at the County Farm, 8ince the McClesy eruption bn Hospital matters he knows that lehtning is Hkely to strike the Insano Asytum and Poor- ouie managenent ut any e, nud he 8 pre- paring for ft. cned to numeronts con 3 1ost important wit nfned was § de, whio was seskis George 1. Yen for libel., aceusation Is that the Jibel was committed by o publicvation fn the Jusurance Herald some months g, Commissioner Bradley has had more {hian oo e hamd. cLates i the ints ¥ sghlin Cooda oy 4 sall far to no uvail, “The work of covering the steam pipes at. the Hospital b« now In prozeess. The fob, it will be rememhered, was [et to an obeeure firo and for an nnknown artiele, hut if reports be trae this faall ¢ that they bil hizher than ney are said to have put up 840 for the fob, while the Bighest sum of- fered by others was 3500, "The resolution of the Connty Toard dismiss- fnge Glearon, Curean, aod Handley s Superin- tendenta iad so far been withont” fruit. “Ihey nre all at work, that bs, drawing pay a3 before, CGileason s bk, uned s havine, o very soft joh, Jie et Foaduy, sl board Jor hinself and 1wo others for dofng nothligg, Tt will he hasl to get vid of there Jeeches, for thelr relations with the * Ring " are peeul Dillzent aearch way any ons el terilny for n ‘wineron, Ambers nd the county the past year, but the otld not be foumd, It s safd that while thefe contraet was for about 5,000 they have buen pald about. £1,00), und turther, hat o cotparison of bills with the contruet would velop u tlel mine of fnformation, 1 the con- tract 13 ever found look vut for squulls, The geveral Commtttees of the Hoard, i of the fact thit there 18 uo money in e T vy lave In oy to sudit bills recent! cept to favorl This hae rafsed a b antongg peesons bavisg el who live outside of the vity, who ure urgnee the allowanee of theirclabns and clumoring for thele orders, While they kuow that they cannot get any m‘n:w)‘, thiy wang thelr orders to pay thur taxes with, Cammissloner Cleary fnvited the Hospital Commbstee ta meet him at the Hospltal this to Investizate the clarges made by ‘The firet effort of the Committee, | it inecis, sliould be towseertain how it 15 th: of the supplies there Lave been pure © el ol McClevy fh preference to any other desler o dealers. The Comnnittee bas “unltormly been authorized to muke ol the \x\lrrl ises, il (s question” ought to be settled [ w moment, Wihen the work of Investlzating will be aml whatever frauas the Cowe mittee muy an divide the responei- lllilll v for, and tuke even unto leclf & lon's share, Commissfoner Hold 1 yesterday named the arges aguluet hy Commlssioner sre, a8 follow, Ayary, Tabor, and 1 ¢ pmities are on th of terms with Another of the nwmter has been s euntomer of bis for some tme, o it 3 kate to predict - vanee that the Investization will pass off 1o the sathafaction of both ot the Macs, elther of who Dy drom ¢ L IO PO in county leglalation 4] Board Tus. Fi: fnvestication compiences this morniug at 10 o'clock, QVEKCOATS FOI THE PAUPERS, Amone McClevy's bilts waiting to be audited by MeCullrey §s “ons for 34 fur forty-clht overcuals for the use of the imates of the Puor-House. On the bl 13 an ltem for boxinz the couls of 8714 cents, but with charactert-tle lberality it s Carried vut 31, waklvy the bill 301, J the fnmates of the Poor-luuse want with overcoats ls not Kuown, for they never have uccasion 1o ke exe poscd ty the weataer, beside, to fusnish them suck articies is u depart from ahity that shoaklnever be t i the on for the gale of overs coats, MLCl ck o lot that he could puy- chase at u banzain, Ile purehased them, bad o requisition sent in for them from the Poor- House,—just the number he purchssed,—and ho sold them to the county at bis own price. ANNOUNCEMEN ‘The Philosophlcal Sudety will be addressed this evening by Prof, C. 10, B Mills, of Syru- cuse, on *The Destluy of Man,” Reerufts will be pe First Rugiment 1 % aht strect, this evenlng, Letwe och. “Pliere will be a rellielous and_soclal mevtig, Leld under the ausbices of the eling Men's Christian Lnfop, in Lower Farweld Hull this cvenlug at 8 v'clock. The Rev. Bumner Elids will, Ly request, revest bis recent sennon ou ** Spiritualisin,” to-more ived for Company I, row erening, In the Church of the Redeemer, curner of Washington aml Sangamon ntrect Ladies wishing cood Jielp, anid those desiring to aive homes to ciderly people for small_vom- prasatlon, wiil ind what they wishoat the Wome an's Christian A smplovient rooms, 10 Arende conrt, Yo M. Co AL Bulldil ‘The First I'resbyterfan Church, Dr, Mitehell'a, has made o new departure from (he enstontary honrs of Suinday services, dronping the usual cvening service nnd substituting therefor sttort service of one hour at 4 o'clock In the af- ternoon. Charlea J. Guiteau, * the Inwyer and theoto- "' delivera his wreat Jecture on * Chirist’s 1. 70, at the First Metho- Adimission, 25 cents, © 25 cents, aa liniteaun says hiets ¢ working for the Lord and not for nloney.’* It is full of live ideas, Pereons sfek at thelr hotres not inclreum- stapres to procitre the sery] of a physlctan, aml unable to attend the reanlar elinfes, hvine f one mile of the Central Homeopathile I'r en: mthwest corner of Van Buren street, can_ fe proper utt tion by leaving cands at the Dispensary oflic Houes frum 10 4. 1 to 4 p. by CRIMINAT, An attempt was made at an early hour yester- day mornlugg to foree open the doors of Belden Bros. & Co.'s xtore, No. 193 Madison #trect. The attempt was a dizmal fallure, Danlel Maloney, for the larcony of a sllver watel from Willlam Lind, of No, 310 West Madison street, and Frank Whituey, for the Iarceny of an overcoat, are locked up at the Armory. Johin Dunn, a foot-pad, tried his haml yester- v Wiflian Schmidt, who ivas on in ol na' dress on Houth Water street Frauklin, but he dissovered hls mistake near when he wus trotted off to the Chicago Avenue Station, e Henry Osternan_ yesterday rev Nos, S0 aml 82 Randoipl street th els of whisky whi olen from Barets & Stern's Hyuor-botae, No. 159 Jackson strvet, upon the previons night, The thief has not yet been caught, Edzar Benn, a young Amerlean of 14 sum- mers, was canght laat evenlng i possessfon of amummoth horse-pistol, with which ho was searing several butehers on Adamastrvet, Ofi- cer Aldrich took bim into the Armory for carry- inge concealed weapong, Morris Finkelstefn Is locked up at the Arinory charged with n with an nx uvon Philip Ros Clarl strect, durlng a dispute ment of 1 del Rosenberss bears upon his lieid scveral severe wonrds that it would appear almost impossible to intlict without Iracturing the skull, L. Sorenson, an_azent for the Victor Sewlng Machiue Company, yeaterday put fnto the Mudiron Street Statlon upon 3 warrant pro- wred by B, HLJefTrics, of the company, fon was the partner In e of G B, amd Charles Allison, who o grief for stealing sewing-ma. dences where they lad heen Jeft The pollce are as for trial, ar off the track of the ex- press roblers s e ‘The two men arrested upon susplelon i the Twelfth stycet district ave #till held, but upon dliferent charges, the third man of the <clmrized by Justice N lenee mzainst bim, - Nevertheless, s detectives are still peaging a ut their detail, and wiven up hopes of upprehend: ing the vil A nnhhllf‘ T dresaed individual, giving tho name Itehell, eatled at Field & Leiter's ro- a u'eloek Just evenlng and sk, whicl e Girand acitle oy was et with hin, and] at 1ol the fellow gave o bogus and skipped out with the silk, valued at . The [8 nleo 23td to have played u similar upon a Clark-street elothier. A Loot-unid-<hos n t from one of the smaller Indiana towns, who has recently pro- cured stock to the value of S5,000, wis de- taited ut Central Station Iust eTening by em- ployes of C. 1L Fargo & Cooand M. Selz until the necessury papers could be sworn out for his arrest, AtRo'clock hu was mavched over the Riine by a Deptits SheelT. The coolness of his manner woull [udleate that he 3 not so mueh of u fwnd as his ereditors think him, Chardes Tripp hetter o; Can, was s A young man who has seen ea i the enploy of . V., Farsell & sterday arreated for the Inreeny of o tn (rom the jeweley-store of Benjamin AMlen, No, 157 ftate atveet, Thursday alternoon 1o upon C. C. Limos, o salesinan fn tho ¢ with whom lie was ncquainted, and whily Detng shown some articles. made off with the ehaln, Yesterday Mr, Lamos sound him playing the sama wasae i W, 33 Clapp's store, wilfolning, and he promptly eaured his areest by Oflleer C, 1. Dittus, Trpp eonfessed at onee, ond led the way to Lipman's, where the ehnln was in sk for £19 wd offered o compromise the matter. Hut It was no vo, amd he was led Into durance vile ut the Armors LEWIS Va, POMEIOY, Mr. LN, EL Lewls has besun erntnal pro- ceedings for libel against Brick Pomeroy, editor of the Dewcernt, e case was enlled by Jus- tlee Meceh yesterday, hut - was conrinned at the reguest of the defendant untdl the J0th inst., he iz 81,060 bail for hls appearance, ‘T ars ticle complained of contalned the Tolloywi We ddo fknow poatieely that one duy he opened In e nttlee a letter arbdresecd to we with o remittancn 7205 cents for 8 ¢ s puper und i reqiest W pusitively that hie took HUiN bt o wiaall sum, througly wmall key- sy this, for he called live witnees, teied 1o SUBURBAN, LARE AND IYDE PARK, ‘The Board of Trustees for the Village of Hyde Park and the Town of Lake met in Joint sesslon Thursday evenlng at the Englewool hose-house, On motion of Georze Mulrhead, Mr, D, 8, Taylor waa elected Chalemun, and Mr. Russell Secretary, The Seerctary called the roll of the two Boards. There were present Martln Farrell, 11, I, Bogue, teter Schlund, D, 8, Taylor, A, I Powelly George Mulrhead, A\, H, Condit, V. I Cory, and J, 1L 8hicley. J, 1L, Bensley and Peter Murphy came shortly afte On motlon of My, Mulr- head, the u{n'nlm: of the blds to furnlsh voal for the Water-Warks was postponed until the rext regular meetlne of the Board ot Trus- tees tor the Village of Hyde Park Tucsiday, uud wfter thew netion to be subinitted to the Town ot lLuI\u ut thelr meeting on the folluwing Sat- urday. Ir. A, I Coudit offered the followlng resolu- Warnreaw, Tt han been ascertained that atthe thue of the purchase wnil Jocati the site fur the joint Water-Works of the Vilage of Hydo Parl 1 the Town of Lake. located on or uene Mstyeetzhth street, in the Town of Hyds Purk, there exinted 8 mortngo punning todolin A, Dix) of the Btite of New w and the prinel. pul und duterest of eald | morigare ut the dute of the repart of the ter lu Chuncery arunts to 45000 and more, und aleo o s an malil wlto and Adjacent proyerty 2 to 3120, 00 and intercet fs held by Ttobs eft [lervey dn trnass ol o Wkieis, Fhe usund proceedings are belng had for clostng ¥ald trut miorzaze, thereby Jeogiant- g the t interet of wail Viling of Hyde Purk aud the Town of Luke {n sald alie und wordn; thvrefore, i That the Jolut Bunrle of Taustees of of Park and the Town of Luke, faekid ut the hose-tiouse fn the Fown the 18th of Junuary, 1677, do adopt the canlutiont v ‘Faat th iutt, and L Adbert 11, Veeder, 1 found posifite, o relen eaitd mite of Joint Wat ted thereon Trom the penalty aud rale of eaid property u I adjustinent to bo nubject ot e Boand of Trusices of tho ¥ illage ek st L Town of bihe, Tl resolution was adopted. Ou 1 5 machivery to ccta ol 1l ape of . R Bensley and A d aga comitics 10 act in conjanction with the attorue: willus i, with full powers, Me. dery Attoruey far the Town ¢4 a statement [0 the informathon of the two Boards, piving the bistory of the transictions tram the time the land waas donated b'yduhll Fitelt 1o the Village o lyde Park to the present time, “Lhere seem tu'be complicas twns enougls Lo puzzle all the Philadelphia Law- sors. Mr Veeder states that at the thie o the donation the followinz trustadeed notes were held by dolm AL Ihx, of New York, against the the tirst Learing date o, 1, 1570, fur sume, 85, 159.205 the st adesd oty ) et 0t ) urk 3 Wat> te pon the property to Butert Tru Tor $25,000 01t was not for it that u settle with the repre: p Thera wi 20, whivh §s retursuble Tuesday. 00 duys bafure the sule. In thiattime the Come witted with Lave tu decido what sution they wilt u tnka In the matter. Ry some it was thought nd- visable to let the whole thing ra, erownda, build- fuge, aud all, amid Joeate s hew Water-Works ot some other point, The whole thive hnd been n frand from besinuing to cud, n conhil be bultt for less money ( It and et out of the present compliea- tlons, There pre numerous claims and defects inthe title besides those alremly mentloned, enongh to keepthe lawyers and Committeo busy for some tinie. The pont which bothers the Boards s, to keep the rupply of water volng In- ense they are 1ot able to make a_settiement in tiwe required timye. Tt i clafined that the Board of Trustees of both Hyde Park and Lake were aware of the morteagent the time of the donatfy B this oy, nelther of the pres i Ia I8 In to blame for the bungle that has been any wa made, Mr. Bozue ealled upon Superintendent Purdy for a'renort of the condition of the suction-pips, vhat repatrs, i any. were needed. M. sald that the suctlon-plpe was elther v had parted, bt they seere unabily at o lovare the break o account of the pg of sand \ey were troubled with the su: Into the mpe. e was of the " oplnion that nothine could’ he done at_present, When the supply of swater was naterlally lessened ho thoneht it would be thme enongh to devise a remedy, On further fnuiry by "Mr. Bogue in relation to the rotary primy, N Purdy stated they bad experimenied with 1t for te houra, and 1t had i that thae consumed 7,000 ponds of eoal, which wold e an average of abont the other putip of flve oF &lx t waa coteeded that It would be ¢l this pump even at that loss than to o to the expense of bitylig new machinery at present. Ouly Inease of o break s the “other pump waild It be necessary to tse thie, Mr. Begne stated that Mr. Condit ond hlmeelf wern appointed a commitive in duly fast to nscertain whether new machinery way neceseary, They decmed it mexpedient. to purchase anynew machinery at pr ' report of the Conlitee was necepte were dnstrueted to contlone their nves Mr, Bogue etated us his opinfon that it woull be cheaper to builila five-fout brick tunnet through the clay to the erih in the lnke than to wndertake to fepale ond protect the present suctlon-pipe, He cetlmated that o tunnel conthl be bullt for $12,000 or 213,00, ‘The question of fmproving State sireet was next brought before tie mecting, Mr. Bogue atated that the Board of Cook County Commissioners had uppropriated 2,000 to e cxperdeld In _ the dmprovement of State strect from Thirty-ninth to Fifty. ninth, provided $4,000 more was contributed by the Vilage of 1lvae Park and the Town of Laky for the same purpose, - Mr. Condit stated that win of Lakie bl already expended 5,500 in lnproving State street from Filty-first to Sixtv-seventh Ay, Bugne waa of the opinlon that {f the Town of Lake wonld contribute [ts vroportion for the Improvement from Fllty-first to Fifty-ninth strect Hyde Park woull ralee the nee, It was nzreed to bring the matter before the re- speetive Bosrds at the nest mecting, “Tlic house geeupied by the_ eneineer at the Water-Works belongs to the Villaze of ilyde Park. It has been allowed lieretofore” to charge a rental of 2 per month, but since the reduction of * the sl of the englueer It s deemed wdyls to elve the use of the house rent free, e village now wants the town to joiu It in the ownership of the house und grounds. Mr, Con- dlit guldd he would bring the matter helore his Boed at the next mvethne. Mr, Sehland moved that the rervives of the Chief Enelneer of the Water-Works he dis- pensed with on necount of the charges preferred auninst Lim. The motfon was not secomted. M, Bogue eakl the charges were not roven. He moved that the matter be referred to the Water Commissloners and Superintendent. The motlon was carrled, The weeting the Winter In North Carolina. Rualewgh (N, €.) News, din. 10, Maj. W. W. Rolling, the President of the Western Nortt Carolina Ruliroad, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon, amd glves a graphic nccount of his trip hetween Henry's, the head of big road, and Salisbury. The train Teft Henrg™s on Monday morniug last atout 7 o'clovk, Snow was falling at the time, with the thermometer regglstering 18 degrees below zero. Soon after starting the track grew very heavy, but the train manuged to reach Old Fort, The snow Wi fulling ot a terrible rate, and with cach turn of the wheels prozress becamo morg aml more difficult. Four miles below Old Fort the engine gave out of water and the traln came to n dead stop. The locomotlvo was cut laose, and with Englneer Marsh, Route-Agent Rumsay, il four negroes, startedalone tothetank, which was three miles distant. About half way [t ran Into o suow-drift,which stopped it catirely, ond, after repeated efforts to get through awd as many fallures, the engineer essayed to put hack to thie train and discavered to his utter conster- natlon that _ho could neither go forward nor backward, Hound fust by the snow, the engl- neer and his party remalned there on the track the whole ot that Tomg and coll ulzhit, with no covering rave their ordinary clothin, no shelter except what wis alforded by the cab, nnd no fira except what they could keep fn the larmscee of the englie Uy birning such fence ralls and ot hee waond a3 they could digg out of the suow, Pro- vislons were went to them from the train, and the next morning water was carrled fn bucketa for n distance ol o aquarter of u mile, throngh oy thirty-sIx Incliea (n depth on a level, reach- Ing to the Waists of the men, nutil cnough was Bl to radse steam in the englne, Phen by re- peatedly rinubg back. then under full hendway steiking the snow-bank with the plow on tho pitot, he Jocamotive finaily made fts way ihrough this drift, to find the road filled with others alimost s immos Meanwhile alarge foree of conviets had heen sent or, and there Wueshied the traln back to Marlon, wliro the pas- rengers were provided with all necessary come forts. The hire engine proce down the road nt aoslow rate, the fnow being shoveled out before it In muany places, until about the thdrd lay it reached leard, wheee it found the up train from Salishury, A epeciilengzine, theheay- :rul on the rord, had beensent ont from Sulis- i, with the snow-plow loadved down with pre, and - theen enhies, distyibate the rou aredd the road I tive days, trafn whieh Jeft Henry's Monday morning reacl ol Sallsbury, o distance of 117 milen, Fri- Mal, Hollins day night” at 13 o'dock, plates tat Cn - anauy places” the ooy hud drifted to the depth of fifteen and twenty feet. ‘The euts of the rflway on top of the xnow were lled with all Kinds of Dbiras, which had frozen to death and dropped down the banks, While walking on the road a whole ('u\‘cf‘ of partrldges were feen all frozen to death, androme of the crowd reached them and broke of the heads of some, thelr necks suappng HKe cornestalke, At Catawba River o yent{lng was seen ut somu liftle distance out in the stream, (ts hind b s suuk Uhrough the lee, leaving §ty head - fore deies uprlsht, 1t was frozen Lo death, ‘The voor brute had no oubl gone wit o the tey o gt rome water. The rivers amd s ull alomg the line of the road havine tlest frozen over, and then Deen covered entirely by the suaw, people and and anlinals o over thew ns T the level earth, There 13 na senauywiere of 1 running tream. With tie aporehensdon of - the people that they wnd thelr stock Wil freczo or starve to death betore the snow melts bs luterningled the dreadtug fear that whea the thaw does come it witl deluze the whole face of the carth, cars rying with jt destruction aml death. oot A Cure for Elep Londdon Esamlner, It 13 an old eaylng that God never strikes with hoth hunds—uslsothat where the devid hus pluced tho polson God has provided un antidote. Theso sucient saylngs ure still belfeved by many, snd certafuly things oceur now and agaln to prove that they ore not desitute of truth, For exam- ple, fu Contral America,—M , Colombla,—Ingthe troplenl valleys of the Andes, on the high table Fande, as well us on the low-lying shores of the Caribhean Seu, therels o loathsome dise 1 clephantfudsi it s not contued o a wl persons, withougit it is i the pour, and the poor of the neerocs, “Tie wakuly Is not ouly feariuland loathsome to tae pstient, it 13 Wide weimbers of the Losly uleers 1o o fornidable <1 5 5o do the nalls: the vulce dlsappeard, aud slecp i3 murdered,” For this mast wwful of human dils a vure hus recently been discovereld und used with the lapplest result, Tafs Is nothing else than eatlng the fesh of the turkey buzzard, or sallingzo, u bird so ti1thy fn {ts habits that the hent [t produces bas Leen refused by Europeans who were dying of huny Scveral ol the party who weeompnled Licut. Strain in hls per- ilous expl fons of the Isthimus of Darlen lu down to die, ail divd, becanse thy tlesh of thls Link was too revolting toeat, Now the pal- 1 unzo abounds B thoro parts, ndeed §s the only s aitd to wboand fu the popttlous regions; byt lkewlse the only reavenzers now b will be elevated to hlzher % oud it 4 only fur that galiuazoes, as well ws men, should riee to higher things. News bus reached us from Panana aud Cars thagena of several curcs having been elected of tuis’ direful plague by the uac of the fiesh of & carrion bird. ” Hameopstbists will look up, snd wll who hate mediciug will be supplicd with new wrgumcots, 1 SEPTIC POISON. Scarlet Fever, Diphtheoria, Erye sipelas, And Other Contaglous or Infece tlous Disensecs. Living Organisms in the Blood, and How to Treat Them, Great Snccess of Snipho.Carbolate of Soda as a Preveative and a Cure, T (he Editor of The Tridune. CRICAGO, Jan. 19.—~In order rightly to appreci- ate the present state of our knowledge respect- Ing Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Erysipelns, and some other forms of eplilemic or contaglous disenses, we ahall need to linstily nass over somo of the steps by which sclentific fnvestigation and clinical observatlon have arrived at this knowledge. THE LANORS OF PASTEUR, the learned French Investigator, were at flest direetad to a betterunderstanding of the process of fermentation, in order to enable the wine- growers of France to avold the pernfclous changes which often fmpalred the quality of thelr wines. With the ald of the microscope, he was able to demonstrate that the Torula, or yeast-plant, upon which the fermentation of bread, or beery, or wine depends, §3 fodecd o vegetable growth, from germs or sceds planted and springing up, as in other forms of vegetable Hie. He was nble to prove that other furins of secds or germs would produce other specles of vegetable growth; as, for In- &eance, the germs of the Mycuderma would pro- duce a form of growth ending in the production of acetles neld, or vinegar,—that another would prodice Inctie acid, and still aunother butyrlc ackl; that, by excluding theso other forms of germs, and suppiylng the conditions favorable to the growth of the Toruln, the quality of the wine or beer coutd not sufler, By another serics of oxperiments, under microscople serutiny, 1t has Leen found that tuolst amual tissue, or infusions of animal tis- sues, exposed Lo the atmusphere, would fn two or three days undergo putrefaction,—~tho microscope reveallng at” the sume tims the presence of MINUTE LIVING OROANISMS, capable of motion and reproduction. These bavteria appeared fu every sample of the antmal matter exposed to the ordinary atmospheric alr, but never appeared when toe utmosphers in which they were exposed had been debrived of b floating partieles ofuust, even when so ex- posed foF years, thus proving that the seud- gerins ol the bacteria Qoat in the atmosphere, atl from thenee are sown or planted [n any an- inal matter exposed for ther reception, An open wound, exposed to the contact of atmos- pacerie tiry 18 0t unce sown with these sced-gertns, and the sceretfons from such wounds are tonnd, ot examinntion with the milcruscope, to be swarming with thin little parasite. The ques- tion which arises Just here has not yet been an- swered by the leroecope, viz.: Does the planting by the atmosplicro of o different forux of zerw I some open wounds give Fse to ery- alpetasd The question bus, however, been wi- swered In anotiier way, a3 we shill see, A Gernan nned Koeh Jas carefully studied u diseuse which, in Rusefs and Eustern Burope, proved very uestructive of unhmal life, known 0a Splenfe Fever, I the btood of any anfmnal afTected with this disease, ho wus able, with the niiervacope, to discover A LIVING PAIASITE i great numbers, stk which rapidiy clongated, ana finally dovelaped within its body the seed- germs which, when introduced intothe bloodof a {iving aniunl, would reproduce the parasite and develop the Splenle Fever, 1o tound that the parasite itaell, wnen introduced futo the blovd of i healthy animal, wus able to reproduco. the alseuss only during a certain number of duys; but these seed-geems, when intured in the body of the parasite, were eapabile of causing Infec- tlon afcer the lnpso of months or years,—~when- ever the werm night reach o soil in'which it coull grow. ‘The Elmllarity of growth be. tween this parisite omd the Trichina Spiralis, et with in diseased pork, leaves Jittle room to doubt that the Splenle Fever {3 DEPENOENT UFON AN ANIMAL PARASITE, what wuy bo the view taken of the bacterla, A parallel ifne of thought and fnvestiation lias heen carried on by some busy practitioners ag the bed-sldo of thu sick, elther withont the ald of the micruscops, of In fields beyond the rango of visiou, wolch this nstrument yot Feacies, The antlseptic plan of dreeslrg In surpical practice, whicn has been brought to such pe- fection by Prof, Lister, of Ldmourg, has well- nigh bamshed Trawmutic Erysipefas from the surgleal wards of husoitals “wiere used, and s lessened mmensely the deutherate from wounds and surgleat operations. Fully ten years uigo, the writer biereof, while obaerving the virulenve of supne cases ot Diph- therdn, becsmie torelbly linpréssed with the be- liet that thls disense DERIVED 173 MALIGNITT FROSL LIVING ONGAN- et (aeptle germs) In thie bsod; amounting, in many cares, W 4 veritable bloodtpoisons and uecori- figly began then the aumilostration of carbolic aclit'hy the stomnch to destroy theae germs. Tie rosult was both prompt and gratifying,— tunny cuses recovering rapaily under tho adinin- Iatration ol thisantiseptic, wuen other measures offered Img Hetl 3 Obrerving how seldom Erysipelas appeared in surieal vuses where L used” earbullc-acid dres s, 1 was led to regurd this disca onging and today the certainty with wh n cose of Lirysipelas 1a arrested by tho Internal adminlstration of au ctlicient wutlseplic bs ay complete o demoustration of the presence of eeptic germs In the blood, or i3, ot leust us con- vinelne o iy ki, 08 (hougli the germs could De seen turouth the sicroscope, From the cose resemblancs between the symptams of Cilldbed Fover und the disease tiven kuown as yenid, s well us the mouted quention whethier it could be conveyed from a casu of Erysipelas 10 the Iylug-in einuber—s question now abundantly wnswered in the uitir ve,—I cames lung 0go to regard Child- bed Feverus DUE TO A BEPTIC I'OISON, aud ft {s now entively amenable to treatment by untiseptles, § uot too long del indeed it need never oceur, save by the avgiect to admiu- Ister the preventive, ‘Tho trequent sutermingling of the char- acterletle symptoins of Searlet Fever und Diphthicris “in- the sawmu subject, and the stute of syatem In which Scarlet Fever olten left those who survived anattack,—a comlition I which the blood und tlulds of the hody bur- dered eloss upon putrldity,—ted me, fully elzhit years ngo, to declare my conviction 'to liedicnl neis thut this discase woulil sume time be dem- wnrtrated to bo A% CLEARLY OF SEPTIC CIARACTER us I then rezarded Diphtlieri, 1t 13 only within the pust two years that this demonstration las been reached, ‘Thils slow udvance lms been duc to two rea- the absenee of deehded cpldemics fu Chi- cuzo, on which 1o test the theory; and the want of an entlrelv-satisfuctory” antiseptic ageuty with which Lo make the west, vy adready stated, the st autiseptle Intstered internally, in uy own practice,wiss arbolie acul; but ft wis never used with entlre sutistuction, bevaass it could not be ditfused througl the blood b sufll-kent yuanti ; siroy the living germ, without prosduc effects of 1ts 0w uud 1t was, beeldes, uhé able on ¢ nt of it udor and taste. "Thy phites, capecinlly tho suiphite of sodn, was Touml to be quite diffusive, but lacked vnery, and heuce nl‘vlm«-\'. In the chemleal combling tlon of the carbolic acld with the sulphite of soda, we have all the objectionablo qualities re- duced to the ity while all the desirable propertics are retuined, During nearly two years [ have administered this sadt {ninany budreda of cases of Scarlet Fever aud Diphthena, as wellus u reasonable number of cases of krysipelas and Pucrperal Fever,—both with a view to the prevention ol cpidemie contagion, and i the treatment of theae furms of discast, THE SULPHO-CANLOLATE OF S0DA i readily soluble, and very diffusive when brought “withiu reach of the absorbents. It (3 udurless, aud of a taste ditferlug but little from e - soda. By {ts admintstration the blood and tissues of the human body way bo thoroughly disinfected without exeiting auv toxic effects of the druw. Admiyistered 1o children breatling an utmos- hcrs loaded with Scarlet Fever or Diphtheritle contagion, It ucts a4 an absolute preveutive, with vxeeptions so rare, and with symptous so Wt when uny appear, that ons {s forced to Befleve, that. the Tault woa rathier i aa lusudll clent dore than ki the agent. (Gaven when clther 01 thesediseases bas developed an uttack, aud within a fiw hours the activity uf the dis- cuso bua ceused, und the remaluiug symptoms wpecdily fude out futo health, A ‘Adm{nls toacass of Puerperal Fever, when o septicwmic chill follows wbotber, with the Lot, drenching sweat Letween, snd, i wot too late fin the lustory of the case, the paticut may bo assurcd that Lot more thau ong clill will follow its flrsl administration, and the hich smperatire aned feterode hie of skin will dis- appear with mose arabifving lwmmplnurm. No {oss geratiiving 18 the netfon” of this substance when adinmistere:d in Ergsipelas, The raphilv- rpreadise inflaoy wnof the skin stops short, and eonvale «© bowine,s Tho cons tatey with witich these results fol- fow the administration of this admirable aoti- septle constitutes n DEMONSTRATION OF THE BRPTIO CHARACTER ol theso discuser well nich as convincing as the recognition of the parasite under the micro- acope; wid coming, a2 we do, throngh these elin- fenl observations by adifferent route, to the rame conelusions reached by Pasteur and bis co- laborers, the conclustons srs both gratifying ond Angiestive, It repraing yet to be determined whether Sutall-Pox, Chulera, Yellow Fever, and other forins of epidemie or contagions diseases will be nmenably to antiseptic treatment. Ferver, which has proved ko dlestruct! Itfe on the Contiueat of Europe, will without duabt respond to this mode of treatn Tineline to the helief that the not be fully controlled by this form of antiseptics but the nimber of vases under observation by been too small to admit of detinite conciusions. EXAMP ‘The following examples wilt, I am sure, be full of tnterest : Montague, Mich. o little community well un In the linmber districts, was visited this winter by a sharp epldemic of 8earlet Fev which over forty ehilldren dled: people, I thei em, predi There would be no children Jeft i the communi- ty. The funtly of dusnes Dalton, and thred or four of his_neighbors, inclulding nineteen chile dren, had the salphoaarbolate of suda s pre- ventive, ‘These were the only families in the plae s ccenped the disease, and none uf the ninet children suiferel from it. Maplewout, Chicngo, $sn chuster of families to the north amd east of Humboldt Park, where Sourlet Fever made ere inromds Gpon many familles, Four or tive Tunilles, m the midst of the epldemie inflne enjoyed entire hintmunity by using the antiseptic. Toledo, ba., a little conntry town, lealthfully located, was visited by au epidembe of Diph- therin, C. I N, BarKer, winder date of Dees wrote: “This terrible discase—DIphtheria—| prevalling to an alarmine degreo in this town and viclnity, The physiclans bere scem to he utterly powerless to relieve a patient, and wo have tostand by and see our children die, knowlug that avy medieal hielp here will be un- avalling.” Jan, 18hewrites: “Tkunw ofagreat many tawnflles hiere who are and have been uslng your preventive of Diohitheria this winter; and, a3 faras I can learn by fnquiry, it has an- swered fully nll expeetations ny o preventive of thut dread diseuse, Our Hitle daughter Mand, who Lay been takingit twice a day without Inter- mifsslon for the past five or slx'weeks, Is In ab- aolutely perfect health, She 18 bright-cyed, rosy, and * full of the Old Nick.? 11 B, Fellows, M. 1., physlclan of Chicazo, of rare ability and skill, under date of Jun. 15, writea: *“I'think the cases of Diphtheria hinve recovered fn half the time where the sultho- carbolate of soda han heen given, that they bave taken under any treatiment heretoforeadopted,”” One case I3 mentioned by him where a person had somo foreness of the throat and slight aymptoms, although taking the antieeptic us o sreventive'; but Lhe person ko nifected was nurs- casg ol the disease, and took = X[ : disease eutirely by taking the preventi e mentions moti:er ease.” A enlld of about 4 years was taken with the wsual sgimptoms of Searlet Fever, andy i additlon, there was upon each tonsit a puteh of Diphtberitic membrune, “Fhe antlseptie lnd not heen taken as prevontive, but was now given, i conjunction with other treatment. i one day the throat was free from membrane, and all symptoms nioderated,—the ehild dommyr remarkabily weil Gt the sixil or seventh day, when general dropsteal aymntoms st Ju, witli almost total suppression o urine, Onexamination, tho urine “exhitited nelther costa nor atbumens ond, the treatment be continued, the functions of the kidneys w restured In two or three days, und the dropsieal symptoms entlrely disuppeared. Such a have been hoped under former moies of treatment. *In other cases of Bearlet Fover where used the suipho-varholuts of soda, 1o have followed, and T haye thowgit, the course of thy discase was much lighter. None have died.'t One lady reportz that her boy, after using the preveutlve, was fndisposerit for two days, but not 6o 111 a8 to need a phyeleian. Reviewlug the sytuptoms after: ahe wis incllned to regard 1008 o 1wt altack of Scarlet Fever. [fsv, this 15 tho only caso that has come to my knowledigo of n chifil belig attacked who Lind taken the convalencene could” hardly for proventive, ‘Lo funilles vestded In the same bufldings one employed Delladonna as u preventive, and three vhiliren out of four had” Searlet Fever; the other famlly used the sulpho-carbolate of soda, and escaped eutirely, e proprictor uf one of our ety theatres had oue was down witl Scarlet Fever, when he procured the antiseptic, and ndmbss tered 4t to them all, ‘The wsick one recovered out other medieal treatinent, and the others These examples could be multiplled ad titl- tum, but enough perhaps has been sufd to Indi- catent feast thut this agent 18 2 WORTILY OF A STILL MOIE EXTENDED APPLICA= TION. T carnestly commend it to theatientinn of the Doards ot Health innll our larger elties, and of the true physiclan everywhere, In bringing torwand this inode of treatment, I gave it flest to the professlon, und afterwarnl to the publie, —desirlng that my name should oppear ouly I so far “na ft might com- meted the treatment to thoke who had confldenee In e, task s ended when tho sulpho-carholate of soda shall have won its to public confidence, ws it liny to my own. Leanniot distitss this subject without a warn- tne to those who pretend to ke wse of this nzent, hut use vy »mnllmwnnlhy 3 10 be 1t terly valueless. I do not know that this ageut posseases wny other therapeutle properties thin us anantiseptic; sud, to be useful as such, ust be given in quuntity sutiicient to disin- thio blood, otherwise it will be us uscless In the face of these dlscancs as thy spray of an atomizer i extinguishing o conflageation, D. Beene. —— — WEIGHED AND NOT FOUND WANTING. We learn through the colunms of the New York Herald that the Washlogton Life In- surance Company of New York, which has just been exammed by the Insurance Commissioner of that State, Is pronounced to bo sound in every particular, The exammation of the com- panies this year (s unusuully severe. - ——e———— ASHTABULA ACCIDENT, Lauls J. Darnhard, of Buifulo, N. Y., one of the tost on the (-fated traln, purchased an accldent pulicy In th Traselers ouly two houra previous to his departure, e policy cost him $37.50. i helrs recelve $5,000 from the Travelers Insur- ance Compar e e—— ROOT & SORS MUSIC €O, offer ypecinl inducements (o purchasers at whole eale and retail of whect musle, music-hooky, vio- lus, guitars, and all kiwlx of musical inetruments, General agents for the Standard Organ and Bteck plane, tuallty guarantee 150 State atreet, —— NATURE GIVES US TEETH, but vhe does not preacrso and purlfy them, That et be done with fragrant sozodont. Tho dental bone and its enamel caving are made invulnerable 10 all deatructive fullucuces by the dally use of thls benetlcent preparation P, P, BLISS, The last and best portrait of P. I Dilss wan taken by Gentile, the photographer, 103 Biate etreel, whero his port tatned, together with r—— A Remarkuhle Tombstone. Shegteld (Kny.) Teleyraph, Al day Sunday o lariee number of peoplo visited Wadsley churchyard to inspect a tomlb- stone which has recently been erected to the mewory of Benjamin Keeton, The character- istle of the tomUstone s that fmmediately after the words * In affectionate remembrancy of,” and before ** Benjamin Keetony™ there 18 en- weaved ln very bold sellef o set of stumps, six Tichus acros, with balls on, the stumps being u foot high ut, which 18 ocross the stumps, the bottom ol the bat sesting on the grronnd, tho bat bewng clelteen fuches e, and the handte appearing oy If {6 were wrapped with the urthodox waxed thread, The Viear and the church Wanlens, as soon na they eaw the stone, communicated with the widow of the d, and required her to ranove it jn - three days. The widow of the deceasid says thero has been uothlng frregalar, snd she has 1o futention ecither to remove or deface the stone. Ou the other hand, the otlicers of the church say that the putting up of the stule Wis & trespass, 84 the slone gt into tie charchyard surreptitiouse Iy, Keeton wad e profesaional erlesete HOSMER - COLLY ERl—0g Wednesday, Jan, 17, at tue rosldence or the bridu's parents, 500 North Lasalle-nt , by tho lev, Robert Collyer, sasiated by the )i Brooke llerfurd, Fraok B. Hosmer sud l!\n & Collyer, both of this city. B2y~ Boston Transcriph please copy. DEATIIS, TOWE—dan. 10, of acarlot faver, Marsie 1. dnuzhier of Jamen T, and Antonetis 3. i aged 2 yeara and 11 monthe. Mo: Mitnr: DICRSON=-Tan, 10, after a lon ? newe, Anma £, Dicieon. € aud mtap Funeral [rdin reeblente, 912 Faltonaat.. S day,Jan nt 120'clock, CA; He . s "‘gl'i‘,‘"""fi"‘ ; y carringos {0 Ronehily Massachiinetts b anes nd Ban Franclaco papers COONEY—Tan. 10, at his restdence, 117 Ontack Maurice Uooney, of pietmonin, age Bl Fumaral from Wle. redldence. oh i o'clck, by cara to Calvary, ate respiecifully fnvited. EYNew York o0 Kunday at i ¥rlends of tho family wwers please copy, n. 10, 8:50 A, m., of dinhtherls, Qeorge Herbort, son of J, N, i g i aer i 15 dnga. v 274 Frankle Wyckor, PICKERING=At Aehtabula, O., Dec. 20, 187 inthe Tnto eattrond ealamits) .rnl'ula B Pioken: i year of lif4 nge, “second non of Clirles ha Plckering, of Tnialo, ' ©"ries RING=-AL Aslitabula. O,. Dee, 20, 1870, in the Tate ralleoad calamlty. itler "0!.'|"’ Plekeriug, only child of Charles E. antd Nollle tos.. reter Pickerlng, 40 goara, ““When Thon pa t thrangh the watera | will el thronzl the Hvers they st yot when thon walkest throuzh the fiey burned; neither ehall the Hames ar. 10, after a_painful and linge Stre. Emily B Fri-e, betoyed wit of iyt ! year of her aze. Sunday at her 1nte rosidence, 11 Friendsof tho fami ited, ¢ Tosehill, A Iy are invited. Carrlages to §2/”Abany (N. Y.) papers please copy. T AUCTION NALEN. iy BLISON, POMEROY & GO, Auctioneers, R4 and 86 standotphiat. Gardner Houss. TEHE BNTIRE FURNITURE And Qutfit of this Elogant Motel AT ATCTION, COMMENOCING Monday Morning, Jan. 29, at 10 etleck, And continuing from day to day until tho wholo s sold. 8ale commoncing in tho elogantly fur. nished LADIES' PARLORS, containing E\:finmunne double Farlor B8uits, Basy airs, PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, Laoce Curtaing, Lambrequins, Btatuary, Planos, &o., &c., &0, SLEEPING ROOMS. Tiioh and Elaborate Blaok Walnut Chamber Sots, French-Plato Dressing Cases, Wa.d. robos, Commodos, Bureaus, Bpring-top Dods, Hair Mnttrossos, Pillows, Blankets, &o., &o. 2,000 yards Brugsels Carpols in Rooms and Ilalls, Tho Dining-room Furniture, 200 Black ‘Walnut Loathor-soat Chairs, 36 Extonsion Dining Tables, MIRROR3, Plated Whare, Orockery, (Hass Ware, &o., &c. The salo of Dining-room Furniturs and Fixturos, including Tablo Linen, Bed-Liae en, Blankota nud Pillows of the Ifoune, wilt commonce Wodnesday, and will be sold in lota to suit. Billinrd Tables, Side Board, OFFICE FURNI- TURE, Large Safe, hounges, Chairs, &e.. Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Laundry Ontft, I'astry Rooms, &e.. &e., &c., ke, Theelegant (AS FISTORES thronghont the ouse. THRMS OF BALE-CABH, A dopositre. quired from all purchasers at time of aale. Iouso will bo open on Friday and Saturs day before salo for inspoction by intonding purchasers, ELISON, POMEROY & 0O., Auctionoors. By G. I, GOLII & C 68 and 70 Wabash-av. On Saturday, Jan, 20, at 9:30 o'clack, 18 CRATES W. G&. CROCKERY, 200 BOW BACK CHAIRS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Parlor, Chamirr, 1 Mirrors, Pariue ad selvand Woo, Carp- Regular Trade Sale DRY GOODS, Tuesday, Jan. 23, 9:30 a. m, 1osice, GoRE & Our First Regular Trade Salo for the Spring Season, 1877, will be held in FEBRUARY. Full particulars of this Sale, and of every Sale throughout the year, will be published in the AUCTION COLUNMNS of THE TRIBUNE, issued SAT- URDAY mnext preceding the date of sale. U, I (JORE & 0., Auctloncere, OUR REGULAR AUCTION SALE Boots, Shoesd Rubbers On Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 10 a8, m., ‘Will bo of woll-assortod Soasonablo Goods. . GEO, I, GORE & CU., 08 & 70 Wabas BUTTERS & C0.S REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. HGUSEIULD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, Planos, Oarpots, Ol Cloths, Stoves, Cratkary, Olass and Plated Ware, “Tabls Cutlory, and othisr Morohiandiss, BATURDAY MOI tieir sai By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO., Auctioncers, 274 and 276 Esst Madlson-st. Wil bo sld thina. m. at 10,0, & Jarge stock of New and Sceond- nr! Carpets, Stoves, and 8 general axsortwent of Household Gdods, PARLORSUITS, CEHAMBER SBETS, EASY CEAIRS, Offco and Dining-ruom Furalture, &e., &c. AUCTION. Wolll Bros. & Co. wil eell tholr property cons siating of the bullding known au 108, 130, snd 132 Weat with atl the Machloiry, Lum- ber, Sneb, , Ilinds, Moulding, sud all otber chaitels belungiiz oo gib i af public wuctlon on the 1stof ¥ 77, For parsicalars in- quire at 133 We PERFUMERY. {3 ” A twenty-five cent alzo of the exquisito **Alare"* Cologus is now fssued. Larger slzcs,$L, {'..TEJSJLBO. BUCK & RAY- Drugxists, Chicago. Co, CFIONERY, CELEBIATED throughout the Unlon --expressed to ail arte. 1 b and upward ab .40, o per B Addrese orlers GUK FHKH, Coafeos toner, Chicaza.