Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1877, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNIS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1877—'UWELVE PAGES, THE LAW. Several Important Recent De- n:a::v.lyl‘e‘rvxg' not responalve to the petition, cisions of the Supreme Court. be required. . creditors, was approved. pellant; Frank J. Crawlor & Abercrombio for the defendants in'error. JACONS VS, TURVIN, The question rafsed (n this casc was na ‘whether, where n trust-leed requires a rale Parties to a Dispute Cannot Con= fer Judicial Powers on the Arbitrator. .Town or City Water-Works, Being a Bingle Improvement, Only Re- quire a Bingle Ordinance. tnoney. Jantic & Pacifie Insurance certificate-clieck on the City or_ an_ amount slightly . under his | trial. fuslon, Asthe wind hadect for several days | to come u}» the first thing {n next marning's | told me the moment he foiind out. But there! h",;‘,.,",',',‘-}!’.““ objectlon to Lurning Brown, my bia, and the Trustee allowed him untfl the VANRRUPTCY MATTERS. from the femaleto the male tree the pollen | scasdon, I was there early, but no resolutions. | Isha’n’t talk any more; 1t's no usc,"” ** God bleas you, denrest” C Monday following the Saturday of the sale to | Timothy Kirk, John W. Cushing, and Charles | coull not thua have been carried. ‘The weather | Ietald unttl 12 o'cluck, the hour of adjourn- +*1t {8 not,” declares Harold, with nmvlmm; © Yes, yes, but don't klssma just now, Mease, TUlio Liabllity of Admlnistrators In Car~ bring fn the moue » e Lid being the higher, | A, Mclean, comprising Sho flrr;x of Cnu{:laz. }md boen cold and lolsterous, snd thercfora not | ment: had an anpolntniont, ntm{hmn‘lll.s 0} ‘n‘.“fl “for unless;ba_somy, unforescen tuni in the | Wao're a€ onr own door, and tho o e he Supreme our olds thal urpin, bein, ¢ McLeat, boot_and shoe dealers, al 0. [avornble; nevertheless cver) ‘elinle flower | all along {3 rying to el e M3, 1A ‘wheel of fortune, she beenme ns poor as mysel rylng Out Contracts Mado the Ror‘élver of ilun Compnny, and the rcprg 1 “"nbnnh avenue, filed thelr vuluul:'ry n‘nll- hich 1' examined had Deen cflectually | sent. It m'.’ommfm. A somebody’s hands, | and I don't bellcvo the wheel mr‘::emphlui nuy' Strectlampia falling full. uporiu, and thiere's by 1o Deceaseds smount upon the fmiebtedneas, Suits to Recover Further Amessments from the Republio Fire Btockholders. ratifsing the sale to T at the snle, and not Voluntary Bankruptoy of a Larga Whole- salo Boot and Bhoo Honse, ¥redericka Froiberg Wants §5,000 to Heal Her Blighted Affections. Dupcee for appelice. METZ V8, LOWELL, The onlrv those of fact upon the evidence. SUPREME COURT. DISIOP V8, NELSOR KT Al The following {s the opinlon in the case of Chapin J. Bishop vs, Horatlo Nelson et al., ap- pealed from the Superior Court of Cook County: The judgment in this carc {8 reversed on the an. mm‘ny“ol ongland va. Creod of al., decited fan- anry term, 1870, whers it was held that parties sonlil not 'stipulate to confer judiclal fanctions 3pon an individual and clothe tim with judicial owers. ‘This was not an arbitratlon, Mr. Wood clng the arbitrator mutually choscn, but it wasan attempt o cunfer upon him’ the power of a Judge to decide the pending cause, and he did declde it, the Court carrsing out his decision by entering the judement he had feached, and uot its own judg- ment. There Is no anthority for thia proceeding, and the Judgment must be rovorsed and the cause re- aanded 1. H, Thomas for appellant ana W, B. Glbbs nd Joslah Grant for appellees. MOSMIER V8, NORTON. Chis wag an appeal from the deerce of the Circuit Court of Henry County. A bill of fore- closure was filed by the appellant, Timothy Moshler, to forcclose amortgage given upon n farm In Heory County, The defense Interposed was usury {n the note, which the mortgage was given to assure. Varfous questlons were ralsed by the parties as to the foreclosure In the bill in the Court below, whichwers not fnvolved in the appeal. The Court below held the defenso of usury sustalued by the evidence, and made n decree accordlngly, the result of which was, under the statute, to forfcit all Interest upon the original debt, which lind been running lor nearly twenty years, aud, as the mortgagee had been In pussession, the amount of Income rom the rents sas charzeable upon the original debt. The Supromo Court overruled the de- fensc of usury and reversed the decree of the Circult Court, holding that tho appellant was notice was gerved in time. tion niso. for appellec. BMITIL V8, WILMINGTON COAL COMPANY. Smith, In Aj 1878, to bo loads at $3.7 week, from April 15 to Oct. 15, 1333, payable above. ald for every month, and ta securo the dellvery nfter Oct. 15, 1 Smith dled Oct, 11, 1872, before any breach was appointed talne pnnn to carry order of out this contract, or delivered up to Oct. 15, 1872, fault ab the time of his death. in order to entitlo plal pointed by the County Court us adminisiraf County Court to car: to fnsert into a bill of exceptlons any evidence which was not before the Court _at the hearing, or before the Judzment was rendered. The Su- rrnmc Court aiso held that any matter Fct up n As to such matter, the answer I8 amery pleg, although an answer under oath ‘The decree of the lower court allowing the mochanlc’s lens of the several €. D. Roys for ap- ‘enucys, Flower he wade for cash, a Trustee may waive payment of the cash at the precise time of sale, and glve the bidder o reasonable time to bring fn the [ £5000, and the last £4,000 In this catc, Jacohs bid and tendered | the cash, and v, A, Turpln, Receiver of the Ate Company, tendered o Natlonal sentativo of the notes, might” have Indérsed the it and not have offered a check at all, or pald the money, and hence holds that the Court below was correct In urpin, because In that case he was required to have the moncy the Bupreme Court docs decide tne question raised by the appellant as to whether In any other caso athird person may be atlowed time to make oo his bid as agalust a cash bidder. The opin- on of the lower court was therefore sustained. John I Bennett for appellant; Hitcheock & ucstions dociderd fn this case aro The first was whetlier a notice by the sub-contractor was scrved upon the owner, Metz,—it helng a me- chanic's lien ense,—within Lwonty dags from tho time of the delivery of the lutnber for which the clalm was brought, or at the thne the money be- camedue, Upon thisquestiontherewasa conflict of evidence, tho Supreme Court finding that the The other question waa whether there was any fndébtedness from Metz, the owner, to the contraciors, Lawronco & McLain, at the timo the notico was served or at tho timo of the trinls and the Supremu Court held that the weight of the evilenve sustalnea | &3,204, tho finding of the lower court upon this ques- ‘The decrea was therefore aflirmed. Joln 1. Bennett for appellant; D. L. Shorey The facts In this caso are that Charles T. \:rll, 1572, entered_ Into a contract with the \Wilmington Coal Company, which agreed to sell a quantity of coal to be deliverod a8 follows: 150 car-loads at §4, st therate ol slx loads n week from Oct. 15, 1372, to ‘\p_.[fl 15, 3 car- at the rate of three car-londs a The last amount of seventy-clzht car- loads was adiitted to have been dulv delivered by tho appellec, and the fallure of the apvelica 973 way alleged for cause of damage. [lenes this sult, It was also shown that the money due the ap- pelleo for conl dellvered up to and In full of coal due to Oct. 15, 1572 hud not been pald; that this contract alleged, and that appellant below his administratrix, but never ob- tho C’oumy L'oulr{ Al appellce the money duo on the contract !nr':ml ! Smith was in de- The Court be- Tow instructed the jm{, as u matter of law, ghat tifl to recover, it must n{:uear from the evidence that plalutifM was, at tha time of the exccution of the suit, duly ‘a&' Tl of Charles T, Smith's estate, and it inust also u{)pv:m" that she was directed and authorized by the out the contract, un- ‘papera have been taken from the files, and the cause of actlon 18 unknown. 1TRMS, The case_of Melibrun & Well, Indlcted for is | vlolation of tho Dankrupl law, was concluded yesterday before dudge Blodirett, and given to he jury, with leave to real their verdict, In the caxe of Walter B, Scates ve. The Chi- caga & Northwestern Ratlway Company, which has been on trial before Judge Jamesot for sev- eral days past, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintif® for $4,000. Judge Seates was njured while attemptlng to get on anc of to | the defendant’s trains at the Wells street depot, 1o | being caught hetween a vlnst and a car and badly squeczed. This {s the third trial; the first timo the plalntifT recovered the sceond time as New Zealand before the oduction of hive hecs, when the clovers (which, as 1 know by trfal, require the aid of bees for perfect fertiliz- tion) would not set secd. “hyanodd chance I reccived the very next morning a letter from a stranger in Kent, asking me if T conld assign any reason tor the reed-crop of clover having Targely fofled In his neighbor- Towd, though the plants looked vigorous and Tiealthy. Now the holly lsa diccious plant, and during the last forty years I have looked at many flawers in _tifTerent districts, and have neyer found an hermaphrodite. Bees are tho chicf transpartoraof pollon from the male to the female tree, and the latter will produce but few Lerrfes if beea are scarce. *‘In my *Origin of Specles’ I state that, hay- ing found a female tree exactly sixty yards from ‘n male teee, T put the atigmas of twenty flowers taken from dliferent branches, umler the microscope, and on alf, withont exception, thera were a few nollen-grafng, and on seme a pro- tronsers. Although she did m at last, she did kome sensibls ng. At the close of L firat scssion, [ went on the platform to learn when and where would meet that Committee of which | wns one. Tearned that my resoiutions were in the hands of one of the members; but where tho members were was what [ could not learn. I took lunch close by, and staid in the ante-room through recess, bt could find no commitee, At the elosc of (he second es- slon, T lcnrned that the resolntions wereto coms wp the first thing fn the evening, This was nof acconding to contract with the pubile, for b that they were to have mmegap in'the first scé- slun; bit) as contracts do nét count for much in these Conventinns, [ went back Inthe cvening, Noresolutivns and no Committes! But, at the tlose of that seaslon, I learned that my rea. oluttons had heen refected by the Committee. 1 had asked to have my M3, returned, but it could not be found, Then the resolutions wers a disturhauce horrid, splendid old bog, that what Is allawablo fnngltl of 15 would be highly fmproper in a Jouug ladg of 181 And you've unly called upon her once alnce her return—once” in slx long menths; and pray whit dii your lordship do on that oceasfon ! Scuwle.land growled and snapped at Louls Vanee in such a ferocious manner that he told my Fred—poor Fred ! what a pity they'ro taking 'ecunt of stock to-nightl—he “actually thought,” with a little chuckle, * you were los- ing your senses. And what's more, Mr. Iarold Browwn "'—and the dimpled chin ia’ thrust for- ward deflantly—* 7 think, and so docs Fred, that it'a your duty to apologize for the way you behaved that evening, And 1 't lelleve shie's ongaged to Dan Van Rensaclner at all, That was only 8 ruinor that floated over here from Parls, and I sce no reason why you should ‘nccent It for the blested truth any more than you ds:hu thousand and one file rrrurln that are al¥aya tloating about. And Iarold, if_you really love her, wity don’t you tell her so? Fred Brown? And now, as we're tarning Into our street, you'd better toke the reins agaln.” Aliierta—Bert fe—sweetheart, say something Rind to me before we part,” he pleads, grasp. lr'm both the reins and the little hands that holg them, 4 What shall ] ray, Mr. Browni" face, *Bay * Harold ' first, «4* ¢ Ilarold,’ " shie repeate, with & saue and then wmnlln} hack and leans he: her hands away, af :;:?r[.}:fl head on his shatlder, whicl votca: ¢ I'm not engaged to Dan Van Rensectaer, whom you, with charming constatency, esl} m; {s llml('.!a:rlul. and Ilml. papn lr; the wi ‘im :071«1. uilizes Gary, Janieson, Dooth, and Farwell n spiteof your Impertingnt romarks abont will liear motfona to-day, Judge 'Moore will by divorce cases, Judge Rozers will hoar submitted cases, and Judga McAllister motions for new white tHttle hypocrl tlon in_bankruptey yesterday, They state also | fertilized by the bees, which Tsaw at work, anid that they have o apecial partner, Ucory E. such turn, I aball never speak of love to Miss Joar lil Bhzlous. g which had ilown from treo to tree fn scarch of hut could not be ¢ o ut could nof Shen wuro, 1ol m!.f‘.h o glimpso of nfl only son and helress," t Into mine, Went back in the afternoun to hear the resolutlons read, and vod-night,” * good-night,” resounded Broughton, a member of the Board of Trade, | nectar. proteat if I should not approve, and learncd, Rude, obstinate, wretclhied boy!" scolds the who Cantritited 830,000, for which amonntonls | - - Tharefare, as T belleve, wo cannot. decorata | after the session was over, that they had been : ane. K0 yon | from every ido as cech particular slegltstarte | he is liable. The iirm “debts all unsecureld amotint to $230,405.19, and are due chiefly to merchants in New York, Boston, Rovhester, and Philadelphia for zoods bought. The asects conslst of cash, §10,571.01; bills and notes, $24,615.20: stock of merchandise, $50,H3.423 storo fixturcs, $300; debts dus on open ac- count, £48,10%.005 pollicies of fire insurance, our Christmas hearths with the scarlet berries of the holly beeause bees were rare during the nfirlng: but what caused their rarity 1 do not In the lenst kuow.” }lu'h.;.shwri ‘;l wu:x my lu;mls of yan.. it nstst upon being unhaopy, bo so. Not another word ou hear from me to-night, for my P""’ be abged, wl breath In afl frozen on my vell, making it stift and uncomfortable, and I've reason to think, notwithstanding_my promisc to the contrary, oy, big brother, I'm going tuv snecze.” My darling,” cries the blg brother, fum- bling In his great-cont pockets, ''I've another read hefore adjournment o the forénoon, Dure ing the lust “sesalon, I got my well-worn, rejected mannacript, and never saw the resolu. tloms concocted by that Committes of which was made ono without my knowledge, * 1lad I scen or heard them, I shiould have tried to get in o protest, or minority report, Against the arralgnment of the S8upreine Court for it n cliarzo of the horse called . That reinalned {n front of the dwelling of the & Princess,” while ita happy owner, with Cors, his little slster, who had suddenly anpeared of his side, on one arm, ‘and Alberta, . v ' WOMAN’S RIGHTS. s stepa. &47,500. J. W. Cushing owes 8235287, and hns | Mra, Swisshelm Disconrses ypon What Irreve | action on Mra, Lockwood's caze. If the Judees | sky, or moon, or cloud, or whatever you call “ Papa.? o timexemit nacets, Timothy Kirk iinh secured | - erent Malen Term Ien-Conventions® | | had needed justilention, they mist havo found | it, liero~bouziit It 88 1 eamo slong fur Pt X fanohaut Alberts, &5 Uiey ontered debts to the amount of $4,000, secured by land worth £5,000, aml no unexernpt asaets. Charles A. McLean has neither debts uar nssets. ‘The firm was organized ond_went intu busiuess about two years ago. Tho petition was re- ferred to It r 11ibbard. 1 Abner J. Burbank sud Arthur E, Law, malt- sters of [larvanl, MclHenry County, slso went into voluntary bankeuptey. Thele preferred debta are £22.02, and the sceured debta §3,500, the eecuritics helng only worth #2000, and the unsecured 85,424.43, The assets consist of land valucd at $1,5005 stock of malt, 1,800 bushels, Ei00.20; horse, §205 $50 bugs, acales, and two trucks, $180.50; debta dus on open account, 3, A J. Burbank owes $654.00, and hasno property beyond exemptions, A, E. Law owes 720058, but lns no asscts, The petition was rdcrrch {0 Register Coun. v ‘A flnal ereditors’ meetlng in the case of D, W. .| and 1L IL Kent will be held holore Register Weldon at Bloomington Murch 19, A composltion eeting in the case of 11. G. Freeman will be held Feb, 26, An Assignee will be selected this morning at 11 o'clock In the vstate of Joshua T. Cutting. Final ereditors’ nicetings on applications for dlscnunfo will be held March 10 before Repister Mivbard fn the following cases: George Ritlin- as | ger, Waters & Tinker, Willlam E. Sinith, Ed- win H. Wiison, 8pear & tiilbert, James F. For- well, Stephen U, Gage, Jobn 11 Butten, Will- an Friend et al,, Burkitt, Sutton & Stanley, Henry Mocller, Dugatd & "Crelghton, Call & Kraft, Georze A, Wheeler, and Herbert Davis. A similar meeting will be held March 10 be- fore Register Grant in the case of Ieury M, Conklin. in SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF. Maleolm MeNeill, John B, Crudup, and Mal- coltn Caruthers, exccutora of the will of Mal- coln MeNeill, deceased, began o sult in os- sumpslt ngalnst Maurice Strakosch, claiming 30,000, Muria E, Shaffer sued Alezander Welle, J. F. Wolff, und Fred Keller for 31,000, Jason MeCord sued Isaac Webb for $1,000, Ira T, McCord, trusteo of the estate of John MeCord, deceased, Lrought suft for $1,000 againat Andrew T, Clarlc. Stettauer Bros, & Co, heran o suit. by nttach- moent ugalnst Charles W, Slbloy and Harvey d. Cliester, Lo recover 81,158,457, « Jullus Movins brought suft for $2,000 sgalnst the ball, “Mr, Harold Brown has heen beharing ina dreadful mauner, Ie has ealled mo al sorts of names, abused mo, and, worst of all, declared he wouldn't klss mo for a week, Send John to lonk after Ned—poor horse, ke fsn't to blame~and then 7 demand that you demand ag cxplanation."~/arrer's Weekly, fiisbda o ok OREMATION. The Manner In Which the Unlted Rtates Treasury Destroys Superfinous Money and Bonds. Special Correspandence of The Tridune, ‘Wasnixoroy, D. C., Feb. 7.—The proces by which all kinds of paper money, Government sccurities, and stamps aro destroyed, {a anin teresting feature to those who bave bad anop portunity of witnessing the modus operand, particularly so to tho ladics, as many look on ja astonishment and longing, or rather. wishiny &hat the toothful moracls in tho shape 6f &30 or $1,000 notes about to he consigned to thy huge macerator are not In thelr fair hanasto “place them where they would do most good! ‘Through the courtesy of & member of ‘the De Describes Iler Senrch for o Missing MS. | and Gets 1o Somo Lively Licks at Certaln of the Strong-Minded Siatorhood. 10 the Edisos of The Tribfne, ‘Wasnixgroy, D, C., Feb, 5,—From thae hold- Ing of the first Woman's Rights Conven'fon I have felt that the day of cquality before the Inw must be long delayed, and have deeply re- gretted that tho world had auch evidence of the weakness of the mothers of tha race; but Tean now sce that these conventions have been of In- caleulable value in preventing a muddle in our political affalrs, as much more hopcless than the present as death is more hopeless than temn- porary Insonsibllity. Thero is no room for doubt that our prescnt trouble arlses solely fron the exereisc of the ballot by viclour, ignorant, and improgldent men, Suppose that to thelr votes had” heen added thoso of the iguorant, vicious, linprovi- dent women,—suppose our wholo adult popula- tion had been In the recent political contest, and Ygd een routed by thb oppostog forces of old 008,—wo would then huve been Jike an army under sepulsc, with no reserve forcs to fall back upon; ond, had wo never had a Woman's Rights Conventfon, all the women of this land would, inall probabllity, have been eufranchised long ago. I judge this from the readincss with which men of both parties listened Lo the early com- plaints made by women about thelr legal disa- bilities, and the promptitude with which they redressed grievances before avy convention had becn held. Teannot but think that, {f Lucrctia Mott, Mary Grew, Eliza Sproat, Elizabeth Blackwell, Mra, Stanton, Susan B, Anthuny, and other women of that flk, bad, each in her own person, with her own pey, on her own platform, individually and alone, usked the men of the United States to enfrancyise the wowen, they would have done it long sgo, Christlanity. itinthe lndy’s timde delivered on the plat- form. Iler clalm of right tu practice ns an at-* torne: botnrcumSuYrcmc Court, bocauzeshe has a husband and family to support, Is o newas to require conslderation. Iler plea that any restric- tlon to professional success, for: gifted, ambi- tious young wumen, on account of marriage, tendsto immorality, is as conrsc as Ib {8 new; and the morality of a profession Is not likely to be advanced by one of its members holding and uttering such sentiments. ? Apart from il personal considerations, the step which the Court was asked to take was so new and strangs that we ahould have little se- curity If these couservators of law and order could take it without consideration, and very strong testimony to prove its wisdom. Hefore such testimony can ho furnished, wo should produce at least one first-class female lawyer. That Mrs. Lockwand Is not tlls, 1s proved by the violenee and virulence with which shoassalls a legal tribunal for not decld- lnf a case In her favor, ortin was a pettifogzer, but she did not storm like a virago, nud prove herself Incapable of any tolerduce of an opinion differing fram her own, destitute of nn{ respect for estab- lished usages, nccepted utcrrrctntlunn, and for that common law which cives title I)‘\r undisputed possession for o term’ of years, Those women who huve made ‘their way Iuto the profession of law bave not gencrally ace aulucd themselves In a manner to give con- enee in the sbility of the sex to malntaln itselt in this fleld, They will no doubt cume to it by and by ; ‘but we nced to have a good mmany moibers reading Blnckstono as they now do Georee Ellot to lighten their domestic labors, that the mother-mind may transfer to the daughter a decent ruscct for law. ANE GREY BWIsSSHELM, * Har,” {nterrupts Cora, aulcmnlry. “If vou wrap another thing about me, cvon I it bo the finest possamer, I shall ccaso” to breathey' and she twines the veil slie had unfolded about tho lower part of her face again, and relapses into eflcuce. > $iferc she ls—and time, I think,'* says Harold, his blug eyes flashing with o pleasant lght, as n lnuFl\hm arty ran down the stepsof the Lee mansion and crowded Into the empty slelgh. * And, thunder and Maes! that infernal Dan Van Renssclaer Is at her side. G'lang, Ned!” savarely, And away they all start, lauching, singiog, and shouting as “only young people slefgli-riding on a fine moonlight “night can langh, and sing, and shout. Au hour's ride, and then a stop of an hour or twoatan old-fashioned country hotel—would thero were morg of them—[or a dance (the solo musle for which was furnished Iu{(n very old violln, played by a still older darky, whe, the dance tnded, proceeded to dispiny his musical skill, with much rolling of eyes and stamping of the right foot, by performilug acomposition of his own, the theme belng, *'Tlie Queen-Bee's Visit Lo the Garden of Roses,” and tho most no- ticeable polnt in which was a ‘‘hutw-um-um,’ commencing pianissimo, erescendo Lo fortissimo, and then diminuendo until the Queen-Bee flow away acain) and a supper. At the supper an enormnous turkey presfded, flanked by crisp salads, brolled qualfls, aud the varlous pias of the country; but he, the turkey, didn't preside long, fur he was soon reduced fo much 8 than a skeleton; and then the alclfilaxu wero brought from tlie stable, and the lienus of tlic horsvs, the horses nothing loath, turned homeward; and the good-natured land- lady and tho red-balred chambermald, and Dan ‘Van llensselaer and his chums, had all they could da in the way of scarchivg Tor articles of wearlug apparcl, aud helplng on Jackets, aud holding shawls and cloaks, und tylog vells, for untleast fifteen minutes, * Hurry up," at length shouts rome one from outside, *if you waut to get to the vty beforo the moon turns ber back on ua;” and down- stalrs they wo. pull-mell, heltor-skelter, and jv.m:p and tumble, and uro 1ifted Into the aleizhs agnin. Marold Brown grasps his own particular charge from the group us they reach the road- slde, and, carefully scating ner fu his sleigh, corner. PR space of ground known as the ¢ Whito Lot," gy which is erected a brick structure wherclol contalned two large cylinders, nbout twelr feet long by four feet in diameter, having anob Tlong aperture in the centre of' about ten Inches, with a bed to which a screw 18 nttached, ahd at iron bar running across sccured by tlreg locks, cach lock having adifferent key. The threy keysare intrusted to and held by the Commite e e —— A SLEIGH-BELLE. Harold Brown's sleizh dashed merrily up to Harold Brown's door, and at that moment (she was the soul of punctuality) out camno Iarold Brown’s only sister,—n little syoman wrapped in sbawls, aud vells, and worsted things, from head to foot. “Comeo along. sls,’ he shiouts ,ond then,with- ‘Treasury,—thie Secretary, tho "I'reasurer, andths Register; allthoso gentlcmon must bo presery Lariu this from past history, before the macerator can ‘'be opened. The was jutroduced Into every vountry In Europu by 2 % t walting for her to * como along," ho jumps | heaps the Leavy robes around her and springs ! ber of short kal - | less the jury should also think that th Wi Charles C, Otto, 8r. wwomun, and, in each case, tno actor stood nlone. onl cylinder contains o number of short kaives, ju :::é:l'?d‘;:fl:m:;r g’:lgfl:;: ‘:l:nlunu::r ::::lvl:; Breach lo;y fiz;?nln(m wbc(r::rltls the * death of l:r ”] w:'cx:lsmr gount, Al thu’l;lzrlmf.l;tuhlflcmmlnlcmls of wromen Iu'xlre bfien {:;:'a“:‘zr’;:fi‘fh'lfi?:h:. :‘SI ""l’:'g: du.lg;l:f;:;c:l" In]'“'x‘;:flh. of allvery bells jinglo together fn | HOR out from the tnterlor , wally Smit! and upon - this branch of ‘emplar. e, No. H0, of the Independent | nceomnplishe Idividua’s, aiid Hicls acitcition L= % i : I b !{::‘s;‘;":c’“m‘:‘gglg{“‘:l‘;t’l::;"h‘;{d:’:;n:‘m‘fi- B 300 OO 1hle brandi L | Templar e o 0 o L Tt | e leulated 10 inspirssepaeate aoton, 10 | dark-skingod, bine-eyodyouns fellow, —catches,| ficatant dlscon tho old darky, whote Queen. | for te Purpose oL eerniih D B denco offered to establish the usury was ine | Emith VILLAGE OP NYDE PARK V8. TIE SOUTH PARK ury that the undisputed evidence ghowed that died Oct, 1, 1572,and thut there was no ey hag never extructed o niuch honey with o dopestie ¢ an %" fram the garden of roses before, Sings lust John F. Brown, J.J, McGrath, tucrat or o slay 2 [ money contalned thereln; ani chafificu Dennehy, water and soms y it womnan Is apt to be an au- She' makes, interprots, and her up In his arms as though she were only o . b die, and in the twinkling of an eye #ho s | his battered hat {n tho alr, nnd shouts ¢ Hur- | effectualiy destroying. the paper and absorbinz sufliclent for that purpose. Miller & Froat for | breach of contract before that time on the part Ludwig Piaft commenced a sult n trespass | exceutes the lawj and, up to thls time, the bundle, hi" and th i 1s old viol d pl theink, The machine, which 18 worked by appeilant, and 11, Bigelow and C. 8. Wilson for | of the defendant. T thereupon, st Jlenty Coburn, claimi 95,000 ® | efforts of women to nssoclute for any purpose | 8nugly stowed away nmong the huffalo-robes. rahi™ and thon seizes is old violin and plays | the luk. chine, o} nggellcn.’ L Sordatieo ith tha Fnu‘t“rn!v‘:’t’lznl.':ctnpr:a’gdl:: :;L,::n‘.m bty ‘ot cintming 1 410 | Yiave been imet by most serlumdimcnl:l{les, o | Crack goes the whip, G'lang, Ned!" cris | “*Hafl Columbia™ s ““’“5{" overy note waa a | steam-nower, Is then sct in mot dict for the defendant. The Buprenie Court COMMISAIONERS. The following Is tha decision In this case: The only question presentod by this record In whether the Jands ofappeliant aro liable for apecial srsessments, This question Ia scitled by the - Bouth Park ‘Commisnioners va. The Peaplo ex rel, Mliller, September term, 1475, whera wo held they wero not,” For the reasons given in that case tho 18 of an exetutory nuture, and the tract. to relieve and Trinl. aimy I I Sdng iy XS | an tndistinet volce, with a slight Hsp. Do stirpassed, ehthoueh na a taker, Nk most | pounds, but ara soldom filed with more thix {udgment s afirmed. from personal labllity M bo perlonned | iuge Janesox—33,10, City va, Lynch, and tho hido of au hixaton hnpervious Lo the | ™ That's right, my daritng, says tho brother, wumex:';}-nu'nre 8pt 0 get things a littlo con- | 2,000 pounds.. They are fllad with Governmes | [UE PEOFLE BX RHL. MILLER VF. I' L 8UER- | Court, but tho Supremo Court held that the | 4% 5oh Qi ve: 1t caso on trial, “luas s deflciont, i respect for Jaw and execu. | who adores his protty young sister—tha onty ono | fuscd. ' Hut don't’ go o slcep, for that {s an In- | Aecurltles and othar paper valus, viz.: Guite y By }rnoz Moone—1i No trlal iy 4 ) g Btates fractlonal currency, bonds, {nternal rere MAN BT AL. order at tho County Court was 1ot u necesaity, | omas Hoorum ot caro ontrlal.. | tivo ability that they cannot enforce thelr own | 1eft him of four, T should tear my halr fnwiid | sult I can's and won't stand, DId you ever seo | TR B F0 BUETCEMY s "and. untinfohel Tl vat st oot o atcmt o avt | Bubnty sl e ol sl | 238l S Sl 7 Mo | il and et M o i 05 | doapi o cagh ol Vind you oty o | il LTS (5w nel sk s | A et moneh T il i jo [~ N 0 3 0 Hi 1113 - 2 C & F:’,‘m: ‘Wwater-mans i Uho Villao of llydu Pt Kfiifih that at common low, If tho adinfuis- | 'Junaz Buoti—Sot case' 4,500, 'Ott va, Tall. | porters may have I3 It you but snceze once, bo It the tinlest sncoze On tho trial befora Judge Wallace, the Court beld that the assesament was vold because, be- Ing made upon several streets, the sevetal fm- grovcmcntuvcnemhru’cd in ono ordinance. he Supreme Court holds that a water systom fn @ ety or village s but one improvement, and partly embraced In n sin- 1o ordinance, This case explains that of Week- cr ve. Tho City of Chicago, 61 Illinols, puie 141, where it held thut the making of o new alloy and the widenlog of an old one in the samo block were two {mprovements, and void, The Bupremo Court now says there lias been ex- ress authority conferred upon cities gnd vil- ares to levy a apeclal assessient for construct- {ng wuter-works, plpes, ete, Tho _ubjectlon to the ordinnnes that it docs not dircet how tha pipes shull be Laid, whether on top of the earth or under the varth, or how deep, is, says the Bu- preme Court,simnly hypereriticaland deserves no consideration. ‘Thiy ovrdinance s held not vold {or the reason thut it contemplates theconstruc tion of o vumber of local knprovements, ex- tending over the whole villaze, which cannot bo crouped together, The Supreme Court savs, urthiery that it {8 a misapprehension of the naturc aud character of the projected work to claum that there areseveral inprovements; that the laying of water-mains, in a city or vl'flu:e. must of necessity, to bo of Pm-nml utllity, be one connected systems; that nothiug to” the contrary appears on the face of the ordinance, and, when the objectlon was taken, proof wos offered that ‘it was {n fact but ono Improvement, but was reJected; that the hnlmxvcmcnu In the Weckler caso wero en- tirely distinet, und had no necessary connection with each uther; that in this cuse, however, the water malng were oll cannected so that’ tho water wanted fur doiestio und other purposes might make a circuit of the entlre systew, and that, were it otherwise, the systemn” would bs of the decedent as the catats would hiwve the benefit. CILICAGO, ‘Wilson Howo, 84005 Howe & Terry, $230; i, Norris, $400; C. F, Gates, $400; I F, $300; Gult, $300; Edward Durrall, $4( $300; 23003 veraes the Judgment on the ground that ut com. mon law, when tho contract with the deceased crsonal rep- rescntative can falrly and sufflciently exeente all 1ts provislons, he may do 5o, andanforee the con- The statute was further fnterpreted release the administrator ad undertaken to perform the contravt he should bo lable for ull debts contracted In performing thesame, wheres s S ity | W, statute, if the administrator obtained the ben- cfit of It under tho vpder of the County Court, wauld relleve the administrator from personal llability under the contract, rendering the estate Tiable for debts und damages incurred In under- taking to perform the contract,, The decision of the Jower Court was therefere reversed in favor of the appellant. Palmer and Call forap- pellce, Eldridge and Tourtelotte for appullant. THE NEPOBLIO PINE-INSUNRANCE COMPANY. Last October Mr, Henry E, Payson, the As- signee of tho Repubtic Fire-fnsurance Company, obtained an order of court to make o sceond assessment on tho stockholders suflicient to mako up 204,642, the remalnder necessary to pay the poller-holdera In full with Intercat, The Asslgneo has had very falr suceess In collecting without sult, liaving raked {n about $100,000; but now he finds himsclf obliged to stirup some of the reluctant stockholiers, and yesterday be- gan suits ogalnst the following unfortunates for the following amouunts: David Btockwell, £800; Scbastiun Maybrun, $400; John Burnham, £300; Ingalls Carleton, $500; M. Bartlett, 82503 ard, . W. Walker, £300; J. Prouty, $100; Frank Ruprecht, 8600; J. Shaul, £400; Thomas Mylo Lee, C, Trucsdale, $200; Mrs. L. A, Green, Draper Bubeock, $200; Juln Lorruln, the desire of cach active member of the nsso- clatton to rule it a8 she would Ler famity, It Is clalmed that thesu conventions have P:uml the e of ridleuls, aud this ;nay botrue; but thiey have not gotten over the hablt of being ridiculoua, 1f the press hos censed to ridicule thetn, it must bo In simple despalr, Findlog so large u number uf wonien with sensibilitics ko ‘John Dawson and Thomas I, Miller began a suldier of 1776; and away onee more. “How lovely sho looked to-night!” begins Harold, after’s five-minutes' silence. *You needn’t ‘speak, toad, After that warm room and the dance and the supper, it Is more neeea- sary than ever that you should be eareful. Al 1 ask of you is to llsicn, Asalietener you can't rapidly for forty-elght bours. Comniltteo of Threc aro on hand at the sy inted hour, each - with his koy, and openinz m’u aperture, the contonts fall into n rescrrolr of water through o pleve, and to all appearanes are llko tho ashes of *Daron Von Palm shoma after cremation. g The cylinders havo o mr&:uy to hold 2,50 Harold, “Ned" tosscs lis head and paws the .zrouud an fnstant to sct the eleigh-bells ring- {ngz properly, and off they zo. ¥ Arc yott warm?'? asks turold of the bundle at his elde. : “ Almost amothered,” answers the bundlo in hoy speed for-home Yoy suit by nttachment for $1,335.30, Thuradav, against Herny Brinkworth, 'The sult wus sup- wpressed for service. TUE CALL MONDAY, Jupor BLoncrT—"The criminal calendar, Jundr: GAry—107, 104, 105, 107, 108, 200, 201, 203 10 400, 211 to 216, all Inclusive, No call on madgo, and Calendar Nos. 106 o 180, No, 104, | ventlons as theydo school-cxhibitions; but they free over her pretty | 80 arranged os to take thu on alternate days, head, and part floatingy h i Lt.x‘n:: V. .\{;xr{lm. on trial, have never yet houored onu by the scatblug | that ever was, home you go." shoulders, Liondea! There's anly one blondo [ opening ono day and Hlling the next, so that i uba MeAr, LINTER—Sct cases 102, Hlealey v, 120, McQalrk vs, McAssey. ™ No, 2,000, Edwords ve, I'lotke, on trial, Juver FAuweLL—Genceal businoss, JUDGMZNTS, Uxitzn Srartes Distaer Count—Junae Brop- auTT—Joseph Grahan etnl, vo. The achooner Gra. ham Brothers; decrde. $781,01, —United States va, Juhin W, Moo ¥ Surgmon Count—Coxrzasioxs—Thomas Lord etal, va. 3, Hclmlu!lnisall. 15, —David 11, Dick- inson ve, Jolin Mann, $231,00, RGN “ Never fear, Har,'" rejoins the obedient small wonun, I promise, upon niy word and honor, not to sneeze. I'll choke first. Ahl here we are,” rlio continiies, as they turn into Fifth ave- nue and take their place at the end of a ling of | elefrhs, biz and lttle, the largest of which stands unoceupied bcfnu the havdsome and brilllantly m‘hm house of Albert Lee, mer- chant aud mitlonalre, . “Yes, and hicre arc all the rest,” says Ilar- oid, r,dxfhlz, with a slizht inflection of scorn, criticlsm they would have poured upon a man's convention conducted in tho samo way, 1 have in all attended five, more or less of the thne they were In sesslon, and, had any of them heen a State or Natfonal Couventfon of men, as theso nll were of wocey, and £ had been s re- ortery if I'had not scalped and skinned them t, would have been beeauso I did ot kuow how, In every case whers a woman presided, she has been utterly and shigularly {ncomupetent; has shown a sublimo disregard of priuted pro- in the world, and that's Alberta Lee. Her skin {s ke the snow with tha moonlight on it} and belng beautlful becauso she 18 #o falr, 1 suppose it wouldu't be falr in me to even dream of her turnfug Brown, I1i, Ned! Good heavens! the inteltigent Lrute heard that dreadful at~ tempt at o Joke, and tried to run “‘:f’ 8o-0-0, old iellow!” I won't do It again, And gho never ~spoke to me, Cora. And et when we were boy and girl togethor I've atolen many a kiss from that sweoty red mouth unreproved, nnd sho neod dully average of money dcstrmd amounts to Dotween $1,500,000 and $2,000, The ol process of destroying was by burnirg, but fu that way the (fovernment obtained m retarns, while by the present mode of acerat: Ing the Govermiient Is enabled to ecll the puly for $7.50 per ton, it belng Ht for converslon fok new paper. * A short time uin un Interesting maceratloa took place of n collection of counterfelt money from the Secret-8crvico Dureau, the accumule ne 8, Pike ve, Willlam 11, Ha henda hia head, and lngkl earncstly In hep droops to meet it, and _goes onin A softened 1diot tor belng In Tovowith me; and my rapa, who him, carcs nothing for wealth and position, com. pared to my bnn{flnas:; and I myaself ‘lll‘-. ¢’ to tha contrary, haven's r peeping out, trying o Inu rescrvation of ground situated southol. | and near the United States Treasury s anopa | chemicals are Introduced to soften and aid o | u‘{?d revolwes Next dayths | articular place to which ita part / rh the excugu(;m of :’;e l%:'llgl}; ' ed. struction Committes to whom our party wers .’ indcbted for the oxplanations, it was showa, [ that they wero comovaratively valueless, fron, | tho fact that the signatures werccut of at eltber.. | tee, who represent tho threo officera of thy | v 1 grammes and advertisciments; and, In very fow Instunces, hos shown any desire to enforeerules. Hler principal anxicty usually has been to read her own csanya s und thiesoshe persistently reads, without a ard to tho hour, urthy person adyertised to speak ot tbut hour, 8he also pei- ity her favontes to follow her example, 'Tho munagers will wdvertlse o popular speaker, to draw un audicne; und then entertaln it them- sclves, or perinit some woinan of whom the pul- e never beard, und who could not have gotten twenty people to listen to her, to read fourth- Tate easays in half-audible tones to a lung-suller- mi’ peaple. g attended two scsslons of the Convention beld last year, drawn to the socond by tho ad vertiseincnt that Fred Douglass was to speak. Quity an audienco assembled, and there was Fred’s bushy pote on the platform, auong the chignons and funcy huts; but never a word sald hie until after the usual hour for adjournment, when ho was called on by the Presklent, came forward, and remarked ‘thut he. did not kiow why lie had been brought there, unless It was to bring the people, or why he had een kept, unleas to Nt them while the Indles whipped them! Under this seathing rebuko, the Preal- denty who had oceupled the first hour of the evening with o hum-drum, sing-song, common. Sexeopting the Lee people. Of courso it's the Princeas Alberta who Is keeplug us all walting? —forgetting, In the most mon- lkuumnnur‘ that ho lind only that inoment arrived himself. Y 8he never was realy when she was alittle girl, and I suppose she lasn't reformed o that particular, now siie's a bl one, it repeats the volea fram tho mufilers; “ why, she tsn’t u bit larger £han I am."” $\ell, alie's a year older, ‘anyhow, and ought to know better,” replies Harold: “but T haven't the siightest doubt slic's stopping to firt with somao une, or two, or half u dozen of her numer- ous admirers, utterly regardicss of thoe fact that I—tnat is, you—to say nothing of forty or fifty uthers, more or less ntlmato Irlends, are freez- Sugr outefle, Dan Vau Rensscluer fs buttoning on her gloves, or Wil West Is fasteninz the straps of her uvershoes, or some gonfounded nonscnse or other. Cora, it's iny opinfon that el flirted In her eradle, martefaces at her old uves, und smiled on the new. ¢ Alherta'—and shio won't Ict any ono soften it to *Berta,’? ho went on, apparciitly warming with his subject— “what o ridiculous name for such o mite! tor mite she is, and mite alis will coptinue t for all her scornful looks agd haughty way: “0Oh, Hurold!?” exclaia the veiled with as much indignation as is tion of abous five years, Somo of theso counkt felt notca were very good imitations, many be Ing retaiucd by the Departinent as spucluiens, Of these counterfelt notes, there were cuough to represcat $1,000,000, T'he National Bank notes sent to the Treasury for redemptlon and destruction, or for new U snies, are destroyed in the' Treasury bulldlg, where thero is erevted n macerator on o smaller scalc, simllar (n construction, but different 3 its shape, to that in the * White Lot.” ‘fhe notes, after assortment by the Redemptlon Agenvy, are dellvercd to the Comptroller of the Currency, and are first entered in nuwmerieal o der upon a register, upon which the counters are required to n-cul{m for each pnckufiu dellver- ed to them for count. No onc but the counter who receipts for it is over permitted to breai the seals of & packuge. requlired to return and obtaln a recelpt for the contents of cach package before recelving av other, and to verily the contents of each strap beforo opening the next. Tho notes are assorted by denominations by the counters, and made up, as for os Pm-llcnhlc, Into [ull pack: ages of 100 notes of tho same denomination. ‘The notes fit for circulation aro retained, and, In case of doubt, the docision 18 always in favor of the titness of tho note for clrculation, The to call me ' My llarold,' Let mo sce—thut must have been. eight years ago. And then, as she grew older, she” gruw mora ehy; but Iwas * Hurold * sthll, oftcn * Dear Harold,! until her father, who shows what an (dlot ho fs, in spite of his years, by encouragitg that greater Idiot, Van Ken: er, mado that lucky hit in Wall street, and tho whole family went abroad to learn how to_play the arfstocrat to humble fricmls at home. 1t's truc [ didn't go near her to-night. Thero were too many around ber. *The rose that all ara pralsing is not the ruse for me.’ Aud the dance 1 shoutd havo liked to have danced with hery the dance wu danced tozether in the flong ago,’ she gave to Lonis Vance, the very man I came near knocking down ‘ong_ cvening at lier house for taking her pleturo from hoer album and putting it In hie breast pocket, with some silly, spoancy ‘remark about bis heart. = How het mother glared at ino as I snatched it from his hand! and she sald, with & cool drawl, ¢Pray, Mr. Lrown, what it to youl’ Deucs tako her lovely, exasperating, bewitching impu- dence! Bhe well know what it wus to g, the goldew-hatred, lilg-white little hypocrite! 1sup- osc shic'll marry that Van Rennsolacr Y—and o muttered something which dida't sound itke « blesaing Letween his teothe or some of his ek J. 8. White oeeninger, Bank of Toledo v, Joseph Livesey v, §1,120, 00—Thoman M, struction Company and It, i C. C, Iolton et _al. va. Chiarles Gaubort cnd Gnubert, $:175,25—Albert Smith ve, The O Construction Company and A, b 41 1h—Same va, Oszood Constrnction Company, * O—Jomes ‘lrans v John Woodbridgo, 100, 0—Carl Lotz v, Williant and Jolin W) $231.40—NMay S, Linaso . 07—~11, o, Cipperl . 50, (13— Cottiefl Vi tarxand Conrad Metzqer, St K)-—Tos va. Christian Mitrucker, va. Dayld Miller, S Obadish Jackeoi, §718, Jupue JasEsoN—\alter T, Beates va, Tho Cni- uwa & Northwestern Kaflway Company; verdict, 8. | Vonox Moonr—\Wililam Mavor- va, Edwin A, Ricos decreo, §2,100. Crnceit Count — CoNrcssioNs — Kaspar @, Schmidt et al, v Michael stlkel, $110.00.— Frank Douglay Machinery Comnpany vs, Charles . Merrlck, 8t . v Jenog Booti—J, C. Wyman va. vendict, $185, aud motlon for ne eet—— L. Kompater, ulllvan and O, < et al, Vallenwes ph Lfrchiler 214, H0—11, M. Kaminski —Charles Mearsct al, ve, ee, i siblo under “I‘k 'J + Wright; P 7 i ha ¢ slace talk, b iths satisfactions the clrenmstances. * How unfust yott arel | set, not one uf whom Is worthy to hold her fan, | notes unfit for circulation aro canceled in t yalutless. In the oplnion of tho Supremo | €005 J. M. Ryan, 6300; Henry D. Novard, | THE BROOKLET'S SONG. jes titk, beamod with sitlsfactioniag alao did | et hamghty—shiin ok sornlulshiert | + the bonnio wea thin, 08 nur old Bcoteh nuras | Prgtenca of the eounter befors belug returned: Court, it would be the verleat folly to undertake | $2005 ane, §300; Levi Pearce, $300; evidontly proud of thelr managemont, nnd as | lovelyt Sho vame to ma Aevself sesterday af- | used to_say,—breaking oft with what n o [ The countiug and ssaorting s dono by a nie 1o construct o system of watcrworks under | George ) 83005 E. T Wicks, 32007 A, [A Ia Tennyson.| Impervious to tho biling sarcasii os the forehead | ternvon—and 1 happen to kuow alf the others | woman wo would call & nysterieal luugh. ‘I ber 3! expert | With a rapldity ::[;a;‘n(c‘ umzuu?all‘;fm lm;n Muvcr_y mcelt and | Dean, $300; 8. E. Dans, $00; N. 8 'ir lide ‘.lun;: i oxl.m ol mascullne builalo is to a platol-ball, }lu{l 'f""f". lflluuun:—un‘d’geg’gr‘(’l wo Hmml nyhuh. -rls lunuulgcpll hYau x:t:‘erd‘l:'ndl#y o ;‘)'f':l‘: l.«?l‘ll: Cortificates ar taadcil to tho sev- i i el ns are to 300 5 3 & g2l hirough mowsy glens, HOVeT seCIe et join her slefzhing party. s to be a rcal old- | word, my huiterfly: just sbake your head. 3 lald. Tho law has required mo such | Andrus, 83005 J. T. Rogers, £300; John Thronzh meadown green snd fallow, Enavyracaned taGitur Lo e ul iy mhlunmlnfln|r.;’-’wm);ld,"nmlIwnntmyrenl‘ “Thio warated tifui and vells thut formied the ureless thing, nor can any decision of the SBu- prewo Court be found to” warrant such an in- direct mode of msking an Improvement, not- wlluull.umllug 1t may extend over wore than one street, ‘The notice of the County Collector was at- tacked becausc he had made a separate upplics- tion to scll the lund tor this special nasessment, .but the Supreme Court holds that 1t wus in the discretion of the County Collector 1o embrace this special ussessment fo an upplication by it- Mary E. [lolines, $300; N. Authony, $300. H. C. Willard, $300; W, C. Willard, $300 Greene, $300; James T, O Willard, $200. M. Roberts, $100; David E. [Tolncs, $200; Irs. 18, $200; ond T C. Quita a number of similae suits, though for Jurger amouuts, will,be begun soon i the United Btates District Court for the Soythern District of this State, and also in Wisconsin, ‘Ihrough sunny nvoks, 11 sudden cruoks, In Lollows deep sud shallow, 1lsugh and alng, A living thing, Tn many a rivtons eddy § 1 glido low-keyed ‘Through whispering reeds, Thraugh chanasls brown and sedey, they had broken a plain, legal contract with the public; thut they dud rendered themselves liabls to prosecution for damages; that no man, ur sct ol inen, would have been permitied thus to et monay on falss protenses; and that thelr fmmnanity thepetty swindla was really *a Tool's pardon.’ Ui thut eatne oceaslon, thot same President took imuteh eredit to herself for her determina- tion (o o to jail and stay there rather thun pay tho usugl Heensa levied by the City Guvernment cral banks for all monu{ forwarded by them for +redomption or destruction, which has boen wit nessed by the Cominitteo und the Bank Ageot —————— PRECIOUS, Kissme, my a.mw ks e, my sweet! Come wlih your little, pattering feet; Eyealarge and dark, #0 winsome and merry; Lips pure and ripe, and red as a cherryy old-fushioned friends to vome,? “Extremely condescending,” Harold, # And as for hier name, aks haa nothing to say whout that, as you, {f you have one grain of comn- muon-sense, must bo aivare—no nore than you did about yours, And she’d rather be called “Hertie,! o great deal} only her papa insists upon SAlberts,' and mnmrlucmly. 1ike u good daugh- ter, sho fnetsts upon *Alberta’ too. -~ flu w: butterfly's cocoon muved slowly and with ditil- culty from side to side, + AW righs, dear, 1 fect as though [ mat talk of hier to-night, and to whom can I talk but you, my durlingf—my lttle sister, who hus never withbeld Lier love and symupathy from me, Glod bless her! But, Snn. it any poor_fellow had loved you all his life long, aud you had led Lim to believe for many years that you returned his stfection, wnd then, growing vicher, as he, fnterpolates 13 Brown, rump! with o burnish uf gold: In and out, o s ; 4 6 on il asscmilics Wheed an adiplsslon-fco. is | & hoy when she was born, 10 bo cailed ® Albert ! | tirough no fault of his uwn, grew puorer—it | Halfof your beauty could never be told. HEIT or with it of (s meseealtaxea (Oushia Bkimeatits, Loy antdbon Aliceaotlies Slaton i i reharged. Shio wantell 10 Do B INriyr—gye, | —tixts his own namc, you_ know; and when | you turned away from biia At awlled. uon e iLasl ToNE Boark beaty Dokt dudee Walla Ja sstulned. . TUS | G Bund, atd will mobubiy uslare i o0 pog cous Wit tihwliig sound funged to be o martyr—In_so glorious o causcas | u girl came instea:d,’ ho saldvo’ girl should | thoso who wers ouly hlssupcriurs fu wealth snd " H o dividend, principal, during the coming manth. . AN INCONDTANT SWAIN. words, the _ system of water-warks established by Hydo Park has been declared valld, The Court also decldes that §t s proper for Hyae Park to make special nssessmenta for \uluhuleu payable in ten aonual Installnents. C, H, Willett for the Villags of Hyde Park, John Walk, J. P, Wilson, and Edward Roby for the appellen, LAKE BUOKK & MICHIGAN BOUTHERN RAILWAY s Vs, CUABLES M'MILLAN ET AL, This was au appeal on a writ of error to the the Circult Court ag: Bupcrior Court of Cook County. On | thought of the $25,000 of which he was sald to the B0th of March, 1674, TeMillan the possessor, aud softly murinured *Ja." filed o for a mecanic’s Hen tition agalnst J. FC. (illesple for materials furnished Fraul in the erection of the Attrition Mills, A puw- ber of vtlier creditors cluimed llens upon the samo premises, and becamo parties to the suit, promf Atter taking belniz the whold remalnder duv on the Frederlcks F relbcr5 began & sult yesterday In nst Frank Iavercoru, of Cleveland, 0., to rocover $5,000 as compensa- ton for the dainage to her malden atlectivns, Bhe says that, in Junuary, 1570, Fruuk asked her in tho choicest snd most musical Uermun ho could select If she would, within a reasonable tine, be williog to become Mrs. Havercorn. She Affaira’ ran along smoothly uutll June, when k, apparcntly afrald sho had forzotten her y uguln asked the momentous questios aud & second time recelved an atlirmutive reply, he whisperad Call ma pet names, — Only such names 31 s baby can frame. Liaten to music,— hier laugh on tho alr! Poising her fairy feot Ligh on the chair, Plump littie hands o'er iny shoulders have mg.‘] Patting ine love-pa ho callame ** My pet, *+ Dcar Jittle Mamma, ' and Ab1 thou dearcat of girls, beauty, but whors will it fend? Beauty s of! demon, not friend. Abi could thy loving hedrt happiness prove: Woman knows Heaven or Ilell with her love. Will you be ateadfast, and eurnest, and pure? Will you be strong, O my child, to endurat Guodness and purity ever will brlag lh]:rln: (aking (rom sorrow Iis ating. AMust the time come that my darliug from me Halls on tha fathomlicss wonianhood's sea? And, in dark hours of her wnmlflli pain, Can'my strong motherhood reach through her brait 1 run my round O'or wild and brawsy heathes, O'er ridges tall 1 fume and fulls Through fen and braky hollot, 1 trickling sing, A glceful thing, Though fesv my way may follow, 110y and allde, 1n wanton glee, With many a freak and freckle,— With leaves and blossonis On tho breast, That sun aud moonbeam speckle, 1 glido alon, Turough calm and storm, With many qulrl:n‘nml quavers; gh tho refusal to pay biee wolety toward malntuine ngg the luw, the pavenments and lghts, which made the Convention pussible. No decont mag wuould luve descended to such o mean cvasiun of o Just and gencral laws but her action was that of the Conventionihich had met to claim woman's equalty with man, Morcover, unthe ulatfurm, st the tine, sat Mrs. Lockwoud, the lawyer now arrafgning the Bupreme Court for rchunu[; heradmission to lis bavy and never o word salid sho in favor of tho law, of which she wasa sworn alvocate! On the contrary, shie wus onc of the must enthust- ustie lu_ applaudiog the Judy President’s resolu- tlon, Mra, Sarah 8pencer, 1oo, who propuses to cure vice in the District by getting Congtress- men to support at the public cost a housa n which the young eirls they mav victlinize inay futerfere with his plans, and he named ler $Alberts,! which Is almost thg samc thing, And 1u's Just as well e did, for he never had another child, girl or boy." 4 Pity thoboy hadn't come," grumbles Harold. “For shame, brother!" exclaims the little wonian, partly unfoliling the veil that hides her dimpled chinand rosy mouth, that she mas) an:nk with greater effect, ** How can you wis] that thero wasa great stupla young man lustead of that dear sweet girll for slie is a dear sweet glr), though you, I'ean't for the llfo of me sco why,~ucither can Fred,—choose to be unury with her,” “1 didn’t wish for ‘n ;imn stupld young man’in her place,” explaina Harold, with a :}: tlhmuh. That he would nueessarily have position, I'd disown you. Mouse of my llfe, I would indeed | *But suppuse the ¢ poor fellow! never told his Juve when we met after a fong scparation* whispers tho “ mouso of his Jife,” “Iu words, you moani Palaw! there are a hundred ways in which a mauv tells bis love, and a woman knows every ong of thein by heart.” “ But suppose,” fu another falnl whisper, “that when she returncd froms abroad, she found Lim a maD so much less manly than the outh she bad left that he could stoopto bo- leve that bovause he had becume pour, asthe world goes, shu vould forget tho happy, happy days they had spent together, and—and cared for each otherl Suq)%ow that. ho lent a ready car to silly reports ubout her—one, for justance, that shie was enguged to be murricd to “that owers her curls % e t and stupld ! only femiuine lugic can D 0 b 1, und, in darkest ecil mo prei : Atter takine a sliglit lp of uectar ‘Nor cars 1o, Do sceured from the Tyranny of crich fathers, | pove: s bevond the. Bt It *Albert o Agd | idiot Van Renssclacri? i Britg cuch awaet promiise of God 1o my lps? DT Relllons, anuwers, cle. o bt | She sgrced ihak sho sveue shautd ooetr eduis | B o e et Slo tasit upon ki s umes of sho aies | couns al andlAerts by soms otber wamey | | ROUAL,, gpebiste valk el Tariiermsunalat of shem, § o e et de : : " 3 » : q g 3 i ¥ o know,— clatms for the licns ect up by the fm" nnE and | But July came ond weut, and Frank took uo P Y L. & EwuALL SrALRING, Wb Bayenindetheignidtatiens—ahie; ol by | sseobil Wi would ity lavs leen b Ouly‘ehilil a8 cxing | 4 tho (horn L, ayswers, and also setting up that it, the rullway company, had been defrauded by Glilesple, who hud used its inoney fn the erectlon of the bufld- ing. The Cumpaniy also clamed that it had certafu property vlghts in the premises, and de- nied that Gillesple was the owuer of the prop- erty I question, wlleglug thut Gillesple bad, on”the lUth of Deceuber, 1573, executed & trustdecd to the Company for the purpoee of August burrle fultill his promise. And now, after the lapse more than a year, sho coines into court al that the ‘*reasonable time? within which passed, and yet ho is absent, steps toward eufmlmz the necessury clergyman. by; Beptember passed; the - whole autumn und half the winter drageed s slow length alon, and etlll Fruok fuiled to i nk promised to make her his wife his. long sinee uc! Plucking lifc's roscs the thorne but to 8nd, proved this petey awlndle of the City Govern: And ",',"33.,‘,“ blood where your footateps hut clim! ment, aud took pride In 1. Betore thls lust Convention, I recelved a card invithig me to & prelimfuary meeting, to meet |, Busan B, Anthony, I would go some distance to take her firm hand and look into her honest faces and wlen she asked mo to attend, and speak on lmited suilrage I felt glad to cousent, aind wlsu 10 promisy to wrlte resolutions on this #Cora, 1 sayt" Perfect silence. # You tormenting little thing *—shaking her geutly with bis strong hand—* why don't “you answer el 1 won't glve you & kiss for & week i you dou’t, Tl 18" somethlng uncanny about you. Where's your llsp! You had one & short {imo agu; yuu Know you did. Cora” ' Afy name's Alberta, please, slri" and tho shols now, petted aud Indulged in every whim and fancy, until she Inagit wnd all the world her sluy * You sald * u U'rincess few monicnts ago," says Coru, demurely. HAnd pcrhnln shiewouldo’t be sinlliug on that grinning idiot, Dan Van HKenssclacr—thoy say she's golng to marry bim, his fortune cqualing LD Eosugoxoxa Brarioy, llack County, Wie, ————— 4 herself & Queen Tices as Fertilizers, Mr. Charles Darwin writes to the English Gar- O | deners' Chrunicle: . * Several of your corresponds ents have noticed the scarcity of hullf'-lu.-rrlcl {u dilferent parts of the country, and the same thing may Lo obscryed to a remarkable extent Wellwell, z0u lay your dear hoad on my bresdh And un vur ¥ather thy future 1I'll rest, Sunniog my beart {n (ove most cowmplete, Kiss tuc, my darlios] kiss me, my swe Cutcavo, Feb. & Bxi Ma Pa Baoms, her own, and his great-great-great-great-grand- e He bassome ac- | juwy neighborhood, Your corresponrdents se- | and the sublect of woman's work in the Chusci. | father buving been one of the very fireg Dutch- | vell that had hidden her foc fiow aside, and a A Georgls Bupreme Judge. attirmfuy and recoguizing ‘the trust claimed by W“‘w‘:i'd ere, l‘l';!""“’k* '!,“'l",'”“l Matthius | count for the tact by spring lro&ll,lbnllll. must | 1'wrote these, uud sent them to her, on the | mun that hgdmkulix umu‘ l‘lwrugunl ‘ulrnlux ‘“"5"’" of golden hair Hoated out and bright- Auns:ma.p) el the Company In the projperty by reason of fig | dutics, A WE R T - Roclle | be remembered Low lardy a plant the bolly Is, | morning the Convention opened; went Into the | away froms the follow she hes known from her | €ned the nicht. £ We hops that -’ul’fi(’ Davia will not resizn un- taucy baviis beeg used i ihe construction of | Avtou Junker, ao 1z Northy S, 8re | heiie found i Norway o for north asthe slxty | wullencs late, and was surpeised to hear my [ fufancy, ond who has— Whoa, Ned, kecp | The relua fell from Haruld's bands. Alberta | gi1the 4th of March, {n order that Alr. Tilden the mills; alfiglug, also, thot on Jau. 20, 1871, | owloe bim various amounts, and iss Frelber | second desree af north latjtude (Lecoq ‘Geog- | name aunouiced upon the Committes on Reso- | atilll Why the deuco doh't sho aud ber truiy | caught them skilfulr. sy fill the vacancy, ' We fully agreo with the Gillespio bad “beet put into bankrupiey and | sake that they way be garnlebeed to Lelp pay | raphie Botanlyue', Vil p. 370); uniother explu- | Iutfous, us slsu tu seo Dr, Mary Walkier on tho | inake their sppearancof” 5 WITlg well," ho suld, that in those by-goue | i jdadiog. Democratlc Benator™ that th &P ufterwards declared u Lunkrupt, ohe proceed. | the 35 She also as m{‘”’ an Attad "l‘l"‘"‘ 1u | pution seeis to me nore probable, stage, § Knew shio hud once o avery serlous | They don't make thelr appearance, aud Cors ‘h;l you taught me how to drive.” lmllllmflfl should bo given to the South, for ey fuaever, atll pending, flo case was | scuop up oo proverty belougiug to lm that |~ ¥ Bees of oll kinds were In this nelghborhood | disturbance oo ticir stage heres know that, in | begind to talk agalu. ‘o oue uioment ber lover gazed atherln | thoSouth bas Lad uoscprescutative upon the Beard un the 20th of March, 1875, Up tothe | may be fu thiscity. extraordinarily rure during the sprivg, 1 can | the prellminary meeting, it had been announced . Ume of the hearing and the entry of tho decree, nu record of the bankruptey procecdings was {o- troduced. The luwer court fouud in favor of ail the len creditors for the amounts they clatined. The plaiutif In crror, in its bill of wxeeptions, brocured a subsequently-wade copy of the bLankruptey proc nys o be fucorpe- xated us & part of the evidence. ‘The Supreme Court beld that the plalntiff {n error bad no staudlog iy coart; tuat the 8u- perlor Court had b0 power, after the hearlug, votion to whisky-struight. Clara Carrier tiled a Lill Wednesdu vorve from Ler busband, James Carder, Cuse wus suppressed, and the tllcs. DIYOLCES. Mary K. Rosc flled ber complaint yelferday agzalust her husband, Jeremdah L. Rose, asking tor a alvorce on account of bis unreasonable de- for di- Tue the papers are not oy Marls A. Reynolds alsa filed o simifar bill agalnst Ler busbana, William C. Reyoolds. The # Harold, you wrong Alberta; tndced you do. Tt s you that aro foolishly proud, not she, When sliv went abroad, she Jeft'us rich when shecame back, she found us poor; and yct sho had ouly been'homa_two days when sha sought us out. Beuch siuce tho deuth of Justle Wayue. Bub wa veuture to suggest that the President muko nis appolutment from Georgly, and ot from Loulslaus, and that he tender the place to Will- fam Hope Hull, of Augusta, instead of to Jol open-eyed wonder. Tuen ho gasped, “Great Leavens! what a fool I' *Thank you, Mr, Srown,” sald the falr oue, with a sinife. “Not you, Alberta—thunder and Mars! no, stute that posiively, as { wished to ubacrvea pare thalar point iy their behavior o sucking tho common red clover, and, therefore, often visited the Selds where this plant was growini; but I could seo very few heed. I wus so much struck that no vue would be udmitted to the stage without u ticket, aud thut they Intended 0 re- fure her admission to ft. But little Mury always recalls to iy wind the nuraery-rhyme of * Little Cock-Roblu.? 1u the Aud how did gous receive berd Tu tho coldest | but me, “mysel—to be so nearund yot 0 far, | A. Cawpbell, of New Urleans. ‘the appolit- by this fuct that Iexumined severn) meadows | days of ~her greatest poverty and teial, | wanner; and then raved and swore when shis | What a conaummute—-" went sbould be given to (Ieomhg beeauss shounding with lowers of all kinds, but bees | alter getting ot of ~ Libhy, bave | was gone—you needn't contradict me; 1dis- 4 @kip the bard words; thers Lan't the slight- { Georgla bs the Einpire Stato of the South, L. were everywhere rare. Reflectiog, n'the course | more than - vncs shared iny bed and'| tinetly remember two very wicked words you | est meed of them,” interrupted Alberts, mibs- | cause sho was the Hrst Southern Stats Lo wind of the suthmer, on this extruondinary scarcity, ft occurred 1o mc that this port of England would begiwporurily in tho sswe predicument any bread with her, 1 like the little womun very much, notwithstandiug her amusing vanity wbout ber pretty ittlo boots aud trim ligile sali—because she didn’t Fush into your arms uud kiss you at meellnsf‘ s she did at vartiog, threo yedrs before. Cau't you understand, you chievously. * Cora thought she'd liko o ride o the bli sleigh, and I hadu’t the heart to refuse the cbld, Hope | mayed't futruded, Mr square battle aguinat Radicallim, sud becau 1 ziva:‘)h. Tilden bils largest majorjty st the wes election. . The counters art | is o sweetheart, on the othet; ascended the é’:fi'fi! !