Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1877, Page 7

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 -“T'""flflYy No. 0 North Clark strect, 1a the As- elgnee, srpogi lon meeting will he hed Lo-lay ab 100 etock in the vase of Schoenfeld liros. THE COURTS. CRIOI COUIT 13 BIIRP, s . Tho Trial of A. N. Lancaster for | . . sLEERIGI covIE LS BRIEE, & Todd, Perjury. gt Waizand Jung and Courad Ureyer for N ke A% . . bnrmuuymlen? brought suit for 81,000 City Coses Disposed Of---Evans Btill | agalnst Bolomon Snuw, and apother for the Rias ani agdinst Freeman A, Fishier and Adnoy youn Blalr sued James Kingon and Jaes Mackay for 81,000, 4 CRCULT caunT, Witliam 8tevens began a ault for $2,0000galnst. E. Ashley Mears, harles Schuert, adminiatrator of the estate of Johaon 1linselling, fleid a bill azainst Charles and Jutmpna Witle, Do Dankwont, Ertiest Hehm, and Dexter Warrluer to farecloss amort- gaire for $4,000 on Lot 1, Block %5, of the Til{- s & Mienfgan Canal ‘Trustees® Bubdiviston in Seeking for Thoeo Books. Record of Judgments awd New Bullgee Bankraptey Businesse Drprossions of Opinion on the Bubject of the Foo Bill T111: RECORD. ”; C‘ilylu’ By R”h‘!;‘hld ‘\’ lgi‘u' klm l} 3 NE i of C, 1 MeCugg's Bubdiviston of & ol : ¥ the W, 3¢ (exceptlng the 8 of the N. W ! ALVIN No LANCASTER. o b }j e '|l) g h { Judge Dlodeett §s engaged in hearing an In- dlctment for perjury agalnst: Alvin N. Laucas- ter. The Indictinent grows outol nllllnn\'mn fi 1873 beteen Miss Susan C. Warren, of New York, and Luncaster, §he put §5,000 of United tates bonds {0 his hands and he, without her Lnowledee or consent, pleded them i August, 1573, to the Commerelal National Bank as col- Yateral eccurity for o loan of 35,150, Sho then filed a bill tolave the honds redecmed and re- patd to her, Lancaster filed an answer, allegiug that In February, 1871, ho had sold ber mort- gogeson fowa lauds to the amount of §12,000, which fully eettled for the United Statces bonds he had hietd, Te also stated tuat he had £50,000 of unfucymbered property I Cook Couty, and was worth §350.000, Subsequently when testimony was taken fu support of this Il and answer, he swore to these same fncts vefore Luwrence Proudlfoct, a United States Commissioner. In 133, Ina commoneaw suil . 5, 40, 14. Michael O'lfyrme began' a, suit in replesin agalnst J. W, Towne and Wethertll Merritt to recover sone farnitura valued at $1,200, CUIMINAL COURT, James Harrdugton and John Connors were tried for solticry and found gulity, They were given fivo and Jour years respectively in tho Fenftentlary. Samucl Bowles ond Tsalah Brown were tried lor burelary, found rullty, and given four years in the Penitentiary, Charles Mouahan was found guilty of larceny and remanded. Tnomas Vollens pleaded guilty to larceny, and seitenee wus suspended, Frank Kearney pleaded gulity to robbery, and was reinaided for sentence. Hermann 8mithand Juseoh Schastian were on trlal for robbery when Court adjourned. . THE CALL. Juuor Drovr Unifed States clusive, dena Clty vr.Gallahers 48, « 414, Cit: NE20N=8, 1Y y v, ililiman Vi nd 41,078, City vs.Stone, vrouzht agatnst him by Miss Warren, ho swore | Xo,'3%,435, ¢ty ve. Il 'mn: x’atrl‘&l.’"' tonc. to similar facts; all these statements tho Indict- | Jevor Soone—4: 0 cave on frial. ) 44, 45, et case 3,013, No, 8.727,Da- on trial, DO DT 210 220, Inclusive, except 205 i) Nu. 200, Tell ve, Griilith, on trial. No riday and Saturday, as motions for trials, de- muerers, ¢te,, will be heard, Jepur MeALiaTEi—Set cases. 1,420, McUulrk _sment charges wery false, ana Lancaster knew them tobe soat the timehe made them, gnd Lnew that the mortzeges were only recelved by Miss Warren as collateral security for the bonus, and that he wus not worth $230,039, or that s i WG ’ ce. The jury | ve. Medsrey. and 1,840, Peacock lorgan; aleo property was free from Incumbrance. ’ M Bioks (o A5 o N B mpancled sestorday afternnon, and | Lhlendur os, 245, 24ati to 257, Inclusive. No Judge Doolittie occupied the stand the remalnd- erof theday, . 1le had been engaged in the chancery case, and was supplied with o muss of aecounts, showing the trandactions between tue parties, The trial will be continued to-tay. THE CHICAGO, DANVILLE & VINCENNEI NAMNL- ROAD. Geu. Adna Anderson, Becolver of the Chi. cagy, Danville & Vincennes Itail road Company, filed o report yesterday of his doinzs for No- somber and December last, of which the fullow- lnig Is a summary: nECEIPTR, Nalance on hand Nov. T, 1870 Tiuceipts on ncconnt of frelgh! e, naadle, v On accoint of Hauimon Ttecelvers On account of Yeb. u2, 187 Jenuy FAnwELL~(iencral husiness, JUDIIENTS, UsiTED S7ATEN Clictis Covnr—Jupoz BLop- g;.-rr -Cisnglen lilchardeon et al. vs. latlan Page, 1on CO! ae et al, v: cny—drnor Ganr—Frank 11, Fol- T, Murphy and Charen Favor- ineled B, Snow et ol ve. Willlam Starges, €1,1808,50,—J, C. Tamier vs. John Indum, 5118,—0. B, on_ve, Thomas Emn- it & ~Central Kational Bank ve. Witlian ., and Hienry Pettiion; verdict 8000, aud motlon for niew trink, 7 Coun _-Cu‘;("t:nulvm-‘rnlm Zimmer vs. Hughberger et al,, nee Leh- the Germanla Ineurance rdict, $1,463.75, ve, 1, B, Millare, vore £71,00, —Veseel-Owners' Towing Conipany T1uizh Boya, 32 Braduer, mith & Co. s d. Bt Lawrenze, 56129, —~Louls Mossman ct al, ve. Albert Edwards, 84 Jroor MeMupren—Wiiliam Btark va, 8. D. Baldwin, $353 b iy Huclihorger, LCowpany, of Nowark, and motion for new tek Jesyr Boots—], U dics . 3 12,031 177,711 40 20 £100,411 Vo 1L K.y prior to Totahvesvie oo TISEUEREN TS, QOn account of pay-rolls, unee, eic. .. On agconnt of Un aceottnt of L, debt i —— THE FEBE BILL. o, Th the Fdltor of The Trivune. Citieaco, Febw 14.—The Attorney’s Feo LI, witleh yon nzain discuss ln your columnsto-tay, 18 of suflicient Importance to the public to merlt n vorefu) consideration of tho articles for and ngaust [t You state that you fail to see in the letters of Messrs, Vunne aud Shufeldt any rea- son why you should chanze your * opinfon that this I8 a danzerous Ll After the follure of these gentlemen to mako an fmpression on your, positlon, it is perhaps presumptions in me to nttack it agafn; but cven ot the risk of an fguominfous repulse I shall try to show the un- cienasssannesrenssesseas o §IRE21Y Dalance on hand Dec, 31, 1870 seene® 0,200 DIVORCES, Frank J. Hogermuun filed a il yesterday aratns bis wite Lillan ssking for o diverce on aegount of her deseriin, Judge Farwell granted a divorce to Margarct . Brashaw from Wiltlam C, Bradshaw on the ground of desertion, Jdudze Moore” yesterday had rather on nmus- iz divarce easo” on trial, 1t was brouzht by faralt M. Oraeg, o janltor at No. 71 Clark i’m‘vlv for nldlvun-o fi;tvm! h% Ixx‘mhnfid. ;‘lt:!llx[gi sounduess of your srguments againat the bill, rateg, ou tho troutd of cruelty, I replied GeTerE v e tiatahe bad been gullty of Lizamy, und. also andeonvert yott Into a supporter of the princl ples upon which it {s based. Yot nre apprehensive that in many cases where there Is slmply a difference of upinlon be- tween tho creditor atid the debtor as to the amount due, some ruscally ottorney will drag creditor futo vourt and, possibly, diside with him the spolls forced n the shape of unate torney’s feu onit of the unfortunato defendant. 1u fliustration, you cito the case of o man who owes $425 but of whom 3450 aro unjustly de- munded; ond 2o on_to say that cven If he proved ho owed $125 only, he woulil have to pay this umount, and court costs, and fees fur iia and the plaintiiTs attorney Lestdes, You nlso instonen several other cases of a simllar cliaractér, But -you overlook the fact that in evesy ono of the'easea mentioned the debitor— cvenns the lnw stands nowe—van escnpe the payment of all costa by tendering the amotnt due hefore sult hrought, aud cdn, at any time mlter suit rought, prevent in the same way tho acernnl of all furtlier costs, Irrespectivo ol any Iegiolation nlready existing, it would bo an casy matter 50 to trame Sir, Dunne's Ll ea Lo obvi- aty your objectlon and prevent any Inercase of lit{gation Ly its euactueut, You arcue, turther, that this bl will operate to provide ereditors **with u legal fund_out of which they can pay tho expenses of collecting stow and Bad debts,” and that they should not enjoy the benciit of suchn fumd “hovnuss they mive’ **eredit with o full.knowledizo of what thoir legal remedlzs pre aml what they may have to fueur. 1t {t (8 true (us [ have so douti it 1s) that thie_creditor, ut the thne of ecllivmg, has in mind the expenses to which he nay by ut In tryfng to collect the debt and the risk of st (8 ultogethior, you may b sure that the price of the urticls sold will“be proportionstly enhaveed to cover all posaible risks and expen- ses, Without the Attorney’s Feo Blilevery pur- chuser—bo hie cver 80 linueat or ever so prompt ubllfxtlom-mun I\uy uneed price; with it, it s only the slow lizent debtor who 18 ssddléd with ou attorney's See, It is plain that the bill, it adopted, will be very efticlent fn muking some men pn{ thelr delits with far greater punctuality than they do now, The knowledge that they wlil have to pay ncouslderablo feo s o penaity of thelr slownuss will b«!\l\mu apt to produre n wholes sume regard for the scrupnlous fulllllincut of their obligntions. ‘The fuct {s, you look ot only oncof the many faspots pmnmfid by the bUL Take the caze of a scrvaut girl dr dby-laborer to whom a smull sum is due, carned by hard labor, The deblor rofuses Lo unf'. Sult is brouzht to compel him. Why should he not be requived to pay for serve fees which his rofusal rendered neccssasy { The adoption of the bill will diminish the volumc of ltlzution and promote the cause of showed that she was o female pedéatrian, ond Tiad, contrary to his wishes, madeainatel under the nssumed nane of Miss Annn Mattice to walk sle days in Phiadelphia In March nest. The Judze thouzht she had not proved her case, aud dismissed the bill, CITY CASE3, : Before Judze Jamesan In the Sunerlor Court were tried the following cases yosterday. Mr. Francls Adnma of the Luw Dopartment baving chargo of the city's interesis: Clty va. Straddieman cbnh: This wasan op- Mentlon for the confirmatiun of nn assessment for the whicning of Thirty-first street to the width of sixty-¢(x fect from ifalstod to Laurel street, the sticet havine been I)ru»‘loully onl thirty-three feet wids hetween the above-name sirects, 'Tho vost of the lnprovement, ps here- tofore ascertained, s S6,8i4450, The nsscas- mient was contested on the plivzel growm thot the vwners of the land lnd dedicated it asa street, pud thereiore there was no necessity to condemn §t. The Jury found that there had Deen nio dedicatfon, and rendered a verdict sus- tafning the asseanmuent, City'va, Race et ul.: - Application for confirm- atlon’of an assessmont for epening West Wash- Ingtun strect tromn its {-ruwm caatern teriminus, went of Central Purk, through to Hamlin aves pue. . Estimated eostof impravement, $4,102.20 Ventict confirnting the asscasment, City va, Keat et al,¢ application for confirma- tlon ‘of gssessment for extending Winchester avenuoof the width of sixty-six feet frum (Lu- zlson street to Lolk. Estlmated cost of fm- provument, 810,540,530 Verdit contirmiug the asscasweut. City va. llouston et al,; applicotion for con- firmation of pssessment for ~ widenluz West Madizon strect from California to the ity dm- Sua ds now an trinl, 1TEME, Judgze Farwell will this morning hear a mo- el tlon to dhisolve the Injunction i the case of 3Mu:Veagh ve. Jermann Lichund Michael Evans, preventing Lich from turning the “Town Col- ector’s buoks cver to Eyans, 1u the case of Embly Black ve, Thomas and Marizaret E. McCrouc, an application was mado yesterday morulug to Judge Farwell to appolnt 2 pruper pesson to tike cire ol complainant's Hitle irl during the litszation, Mre. Dlack tiied a bl o few weers ugu sctting out that the de fendants had by fraud and misrepresentations fnduced hies to give her consent to the adoptlon of ber dnids the subsequently found out the decels ond the!r characier, and then asked ta Lave the consent aunulled and the ;decree of sdoption eet aside. A number of allidayits were read un hoth siles, amd Judgs Farwell n1)- arently thinking the cvidenco about equully alunced, refuscd to nake oy order takiug the chitd from the defendants at’the present slago of the ense, an opder wis made on them to avswer the bil} by Moreh 1. BANERUITCY MATTERS, publle mopulity. Respecti ullyygurs. An Insoluntary petftion wus llled yesterday ; PuiLie 8TEIN, azninst Hedmond Prndiville, enguréd In the . CONESTONDENCE, . transfer commission busiuees on the Iakes, The “‘lluulnng ereditors ave 4 follows: Charles enachy, Who clalns 86605 danas 1. MeCreary, 83003 P, C. McDonald, $3.500; 1. J, O'Conuelly £1,00.07; John Entert, ¥1,270; aud Antliony Everett, $1,%00. Buspension of payment of tominercial paper only s charged. Arule fo shuw causey Feb. 24 was issued. In thy ¢ase of Jonathan Mitchell, .the As- cuce, Ao B, Conedlt, reported that e had sold eavetild Interest In Noa. 037 and 20 State street, helonelug to the bankrupt, to Deunis Vand for 820, sublect to tuxed ol Incume cunces] g leaschold mterest n Nu. 77 Kinzle atrecttothesame purchpscron thesane terms fur ;5 an lee-house und wmarket, situated on Sub- lots Ll 2, fn subdivision of Lots 11 ta0fn Bouth Druneh it{on, to the samu party, sub- Jut also o taxes and fncumbrances, for 8153 8ad g leaschold futereat fn Nos, 200 “and 20, Bouth Ciluton street for #30, to the same Ln:rl)'. Ahe Avs goee aluo gekeld and recelved uut ority toeedl the remnantng real estato und disputed seounts of the Lankrupt, sfter threo weeks' notice In the papers, senry B Bacon, Assignee of Brunawick, Kteplanl & flart, reported yusterday shat 1 Lad adyertied thy propertyof tho Dankru o gale, and that the beet cush Offcr wan 83,4 Srom Charles Dupre, The Judige directed that tids bid should be accepted. The treditors of Wattur Clarke, a drugpist at 0. 338 Weat Mudjeon street, yesterday uccept- &la composition of 35 per cent, Fifleen per ;“vn: I3 paruble fn cash in ten duys after the cope lnmzm,n of thy composition, b per ceut o ey onthe, and 5 per veut in 61X months, Wity Intercit ot 8 pier cent, Tho deferred pay l)‘;um are 1o by guuranieed by Mrs. Murguret - Dell. Robert E. Jenking was clected Asicnee 80 surve fu cuse the cowposition prucecdings Were nut perte ted, . A componition of mScrmut was acceptod by 8 cre litors of Henry 3, Huus, the Clark strect (:-lwnblul'l:r. Fhis will bo payable ln four equal stuthucnza dug o three, slx, uine, and twelve Tiouths, securad by the Lankrupt’s notes, guur- Yool by Abvabiam Lipina sad Louls Kotd- s Eralfurd Hancock was yesterday appoluted Aritrues of Mateolm biud?m-.dd. o th'-\ Urst dividend 02 30 per cent was declared in (¢ case of Kopscll & Whitely, trunk dealers. GUb 10 per cent more, f4 espected. AL . ' the Kditor_of The Tribune, Cuicao, Feb, H.~1 read your remarks In Bunday’s paper In regard to Mr. Dunne's Attor- ney's Feeg bill, which you term a bad end dan- gerous on¢. I consider the terina fn which you denounced tho bill us the mildest that could be uscd, It §s fudeed abominable and dangerous, intended to write you a communication on the subject, but [ find that in to-day's TRIBUNE you have aigain referred to dt, and in & most proper mauner, What merchant or inanufacturcr em- ploying nl:u'qlo number of hands, would by sale under suchialaw! Tney might as well give up business, Awaly, every houscholder would have swits innumerable brought ‘ogolnst bin by his servants, inattrated b‘y Just aweh nitorneys 8s thiy Mr, Duinc sud 3r. Shufeldt, who assume to defend she bill, and who undoubtedly expect to reap o rich lurvest by the truuble and ditress they may oceaslon. The merchunts, manutacturers, and tho vublle gencrully will thank you to deuouncy bhis bl In the most puditive manner. Like mysell, most busivess wen haveo su many letters 10 write aud 4o much to occupy thefr minds that they nezlect such watters a3 this untlt too lnte to rémedy it. The protit of such a law to attorneyals sire to en- guizo them for the Lill; but 1 should hope that thero were enough Just and good lawyers In the Leglalature o preveut the pussage of it Let every busiyces wan speak his misd upon the subjeet. Your commicats to-day nre fn the ¥l direction, nud wost Just, sund undoubtedly expruss Lho wind of all geod-thinking men, and notio but men whose pockets ore Intervsted, as the oritrinator of this bill undoubedly i3, can be in favor of ft. Yours, SMEuciant, 14 VAVOR OF 17, 70 the Bdiior of Ths Tridune, Cuwicawy, Feb. 1L, ~With referonce to “Tho Attoruey's Feo LI referred to ju your col- ututs of to-duy, allow mo to call your attention t0 8 very obvious snswer tu your objection to the LEL, that It teuds to produce specutative lt- fatlon, viz: that, to uso your ilustratlon, if wman who owes unother $123, aud of whom $150 15 unjustly deviangded, will, upon dewmand of the $430, tender the amouut Justly dae, $125, and when sued keep bis teader good by briog- Ing the money into cou it owe only fge & paylog the &3 for planilif’s attoneey, for ather coste, but gaay reeover Lioe co-ta Wfmself, amd therehy pundsh tiie pla’nthl fog Lue elatlng on ait uniust demand, The whole dijil- ulrllrv suzgested by you Js, jt scems Lo me, cne t(n-( he B v may, in caze hie tian, you omlitted the first fection of the act, with the statement that that * was substantlally unchauced.” This 13 agreat misconception, as taat sectlon proposes o new kind of appeal-bond, and with some conditions entirely untike thoss contained in the present forin of buod. Inthe proposcid amendment the bond I8 to Le only a surets’s bond, the principnl or_party appealinz not Joling in I, and, which {3 morc materlally an ibnovation, is an agreement on the part of the surctics that, i cise of nanepagment by the party, the creditor {3 “hereby nuthorized snd cmpowered Lo cnuge to be entered against us in pafi vowrt or before eall Justice o fude- ment for the amuunt of the judement againse sald (. ., interest, and coste, we safd A Band C 1) agreping that no writ of error or nrchnl shnll_be pro:ecated tierefrom, or ly- Junctlon le sucd put, releaslug herchy al) errors In entering such judament, sid atlowing and conrenting that exceution he fsaued on sald Judgment.?. Fheeffect ol tnisclanseof the bsul, in conuection with vne of the s2ctloas published, ia virtaally, and for all practical purposes, to ke the ‘surety himsedf, by bls own cunsent, a patrty Gefomdan’, by havinz'a separate Judgment enteted azsinst bt on faliure of his prineipal | topay. This provision wes thought Lo bethe most timportant snd vnhmmun.mufiw the pro- posed UL atd, I adoptad, Wil subely tend to repress and prevent . meraly frivoluns and vexa- tlyua appeals, g0 many of which fd thetr way into and obstruct the Superior Courts. Jous LyLe Kixo. THE DUILDING DEPARTMENT, 72 the Editor of The Trivune. Citicaco, Feb, 14.~Itisan old saging that Hprevention fs better than cure)'? Itis g fact, 1 belfeve, that since we have had a pood Build- ing iaw, and also since that law has been enforeed, we have had tewer firea, This tenden- cy will continue to grow, and in so dofug will necersarily decreaso the cost of fire Insurance toour citizens, and nobt oply that, but wil) diminish the number of fire englnes that must Le maintained. But there 1sno ueo of thelaw without the proyer means of enforcing Ity and to enfores it there must he 2 _epecinl department for that purpose, do nnt know what the proper cost of malntainine such a de- purtment shonld be, but I do know thesum pro- ‘mm\ 10 be allowed by the Comptroller, £8,003, s cutirely fnadequate. The cost of mamtain- Ing the Fire Departaent is over 810,030 per lre cnglue, Inctuding hook and lulders, et us such, ond even el snore, Thelieve, If you take into aczouns the costof the ensine-hoises alrealy Hullt, 1t eanuot be doubted that o projer lmfldlufz Taw, ofil.dently ndufntstered, will, by diniluishing thic cost of the Fire Department, Tatieh more than repus the nmount that 1t wil cost to sustain the Bullding Departwent, nud to suppose that to enforee u pood Bullding law over suel a larze area 8s.1s eavereil by our clty will cost less than to malutaln o sinel fire- cugine §4 nbsurd, and shiowsa total swant of knowiedge on the subject. If the city was vroperly” butlt throuzhout there would be no need of maintalaine o Flre Department of one- half the size we do at prescat, and the cast ut o proger Buildinz De; cat would bea bara- telte compared with the amount sased I this yartieular, to say nothing of the smonnt that woull be mived” to our cittzens In the coit of tire Insurence. Pustica. TROTECT TIIE ATMOSPRIENE. b the Fdltor of The Tribune. Cmicaao, Feb, 10.—I desfre to direct your at- teatfon to a volnt of the utmost Importance, not only with reference to the present epidemic, but. also to the gencrul Licalth of the ity aud the prevention of stmilar visitatlous in the future, Biaee melfeal men of all schouls are cgreed that the virus of scarlct fever s spread throneh the atmosphere, and have poluted ont that the mast eflzient means of lessening s ravares consizts in dtsinfectinz the alr by ogents eapable abvinled Ly the 'law of tenders amd by the statetory extenston of the doctrine of tender to wuies of tort, as bhas been done i some Ktates, the whole dii- culty In cases of actions for forts may also hs removed, A debtor wha I unwiliing in teader and pay the amount notually dae, it wonld feers Is entitle.d to no great tencerness of dreatiment, hut vught fn "i\mlf:u 1o pay thi expense he has oecastoned. The taxing of attornev’s feea as costalias been he practice in Michigan for many years, amd bas bl the effect, sotar ns [ have ohserved, to repress rather than encourase pru:ul.uh’u Htigation, [ think, however, tht the mle ouzht not {obe extended to Ju: 3" Courts, except, porhaps, in some 1ew eacepe tlonal eages, aned - that on_aipeals from Bl ments remierald by thuse Courts, the tatter of tuxing attorncy's fees as costs ahould be left to the discretlon of the Court, Raspe -tiully, MAR3ALL D, EWELL, BLOOMINGTON, 11T, SUIT AGAINST A BALLROAD, Spectal Disyalch to The Tridu Brooyizato, 1., Feb, 1##—1In 1573, 1he Nor- mal Hotel,at Norimal.caughit fire from thelusning of the depot of the Chlcazo & Alton, The hotel was owned by W, A, Pennell, of Normnal, who brought sult for 820,000 Gamages, clalming that the depot waa fived by aparks thrown from a de- fective smoke-stack of & Chicazo & Alton en- glne. Suit came up to-day before Judie Burng, Wwhen the prosecution asked to mnend toelr declaration tn that they may be allowed to show that tite depot was fired by o defective flue in the depot. A lonz argument fotlowed, and con- tinuanca fs probabie, = Witnesses are here fiom all parts of the cotints e s LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE., JOLIET GRALS TRADE 7o tie Editor of The 7rw[we. Joragr, Ith, Feb, 12.—Your arficle in Tne Dty Trisvxe of Feb 0, un * Chicazo's Grain Trade,” contalne some statements which do great fnjustice to the deafers in o nelghboring city, where the gral trade, though ouly n ts infancy, has, 05 your article shows, ulready at- talned’ very respestable proportions, fter giving the shipments srom Joliet fast year, you say: This 19 largely 6t the capense of Chicazo, A part of It miny be aecannted 102 by the fact that Inst yoar thare waen farge proportion of diing corn Which would not pass Ciaicazo nspection, ond wos ahipyod to the Last dirert o thix acconnt; but as the Lastern buyers found mich of thia corn worth- Jess afier Joltinz over o jonsney of & thoneand miles, it le'not Jikely that “they will eare to renew thelr oxpertence witl the **eutson " graln, These statements vonvey & falye tinpressfon fn this: that the *damp’ aud “rotten ' corn was peculiarly a * Joket ¥ or Sent-off ! produe tlon, while thie Iact 1s notorluns that ull the corn produced In Northern Hlineis and Jowa for the markets of 1570 was, owinz to the unfavorable season, dump aud unsound as compared o former years, That the corn taken L by the Wentoit * shonld have siffere imore than that from Peoria or Chicugzo by **olting wver a {uurm-y o n thougand mites,” 15 nn finnzioury stlicsls that tho fuets woukd hardly Fu-ta'ng r lins It tnade any differenee to Lastern deals ors who binid tho wnsousd corn of 1530 rot an thelr hands, whether they received it over the soenteolf,’ or by lnes south or north ol that mpel-abused riad, The face is that erain sold at Jollet §s subieet to thesnme rules of fnspection os “those that obtaln at” Chicugo; and 1t Is no reflection apoh the Inspectors of the Garden Clty to say that fis regard to dutegrity and eapacity our Jollet Tnsueeiors are peers of the best of them, Much of the Jollet gralis fs sold by oxmple on Inz Knights, Covers wese lald for, 500 and tlie preparatl ¢ nome too laree. Dele- tona of Knluhts, with thele ladice vere pres- from Macshalitown, Councll Biufls, Bur- Linzton, and other pla The ball way the prandest thingof the kind ever held at Des Mutnes, 1t was attended by all the wealth aud fazhion of Des Motnes, andthe festivitics were prolonged until a late hour this morning, ‘The (allowlne oflicers were «hosen far the en- carz Jolin Van anl;cnhur{{ Fort Madi- Grand Chancellor; J, C. Savers, Des- e, Lieand Vice U cellars H. M. Way, Creaton, G Prol 4. DM, Hamliton, Furt Madiean, Grang Master of the Exchrquers Jdnttus Popre, Marshalltows, (irandt Master ab Arms: H. D, Walker, Mouut Pleasant, Grand Keener of the Record< and fealss W, G, Mescer, Buriington, Grand Jnner Guagd: J, B Riles, Counetl BIng, Grand Outer Guard; John Came eron, Davenport, Hupreme Representatives fichilokedib it RELIGIOUS, NOON PRAYER-MELETING, The hoon prayes-moeting ut Farwell §iall was well attendefl, The services were opened by singlng ¥ Iow Bweet the name of Jesus sounda™ The Kev. Mr. Ihasis then read a number of requests for praver. A brother desired thanks returned for his own-converslon, and thas of othera with whom he had fabored, God's Uless- ing was ogked upon all, **There IS a-fountaln filled with blood " was sung, 5 Maj, Whiile then read the last partof the fourth end tho frst part of the filth chapter of fmpresses the (houglit * We are sinners,” not to overwhelm us with gsneat of i, bt ir hearts to i who taketh sin s n{. 1y man be in sin he hath an advocate ln desus Ciirfst, At the cose of the servlee the Disnop im- pased thes responsibilities of conirmation upon filteen candidates. S p———s THE CRAZY HOSTILES, They Are Tteported to Be Anslous to Iave Peaco ard Tobaceo, Cueresye, Wy, Feb, 14.—-Two Sfoux In- dians, Charginz larse and Makes-Them-Stand- Up, arrivedat Spatte:d Tall Agency the8ih Inst,y haviag left the hustile camp Jan. 18. They report that Crazy Ilorse, with all the hostiles except the Uncpajas,were encamped on Tongae Blver, ncar the mouthof Pralrie Dog Creek: that Sitting Ball, with his contingent, 18 on this eide of the Yellowstone, marching to Ioin them that all desire to make peace on the hest terms obtainable; and that they them- relves are offlclal courfors to nntify Uen, Crook that msuch are the facts. The lostlles furthermore desire that Spotted Tall may vlsit them in person and bring sumne tobaceo in proof of the eincerity of the whites. “They express a willingness to comein with Spotted Tail and acknowledge bis nuthor- itr, Spotted Tall himself places conlldence In thie truth of thes> statements, and bas no doubt that he wiil be able to bring them all in. Runners report that there are great nttmbers of buffalo near the hostile camp, and that the country thereatwuts Is covered with deep anosw, Romans. Abrabam was saved by falth—becaure he believed fn God—and not by works. We were saved only when we had his faith, Abra- bam was a type of Christ in the 1mith that Christ had thet there ehould be o peu; ple given to Him through His death and resurrection. Against hope hie belleved in Lope, beleving God would raise Iaac from the deod to full his hromise. [If there was a sinner present who had lost 21l hope,~if there waa o Christlan who thuught he had gotten totheend, lie was very near a blessing; for, when Chriae tlaus got faint and discouraged and lost nil hinpe In themselves, they were just In acondl- tlon to occupy pure falthy they were very near Abraham's Gud, We pot Hife because It came {rom o risen Savior. God's revelation was that Jesun Chirist died on the cross for our sius, aud that 1le waa ratsed the thied day for our justifi- cation. We must believe Hia revelation 1o ns 03 Abrahamn believed that to him, Chrlstians clther stood before God In the fmputed righteousneas of Christ or in thelr #ius, There was no lalf wuy, God said none of our Hehteousners was aeeepted. Thank God for the sssurance that we were Justificd by Chrlst! Nothing we could do could add oue button or thread 1o Christ’s righteousnc When we aceepted it, we stood befure God on for nil. ‘There was no fov In His work until we kuew this truth,—until we rested fn ity and our lisarts were filed withits power, 1t was u gift, God Joved all, and wanted us to aceept pardon and ealvation in arlsén Eavior. The cf of acceptunve would he 1o turn us from our sins, and enable us to more clearly appreliend salva- tion—that we were saved beemnse we stood mceepted before Christ. They miznt think thers was danger o preaching thut doetrine, but God would take cure of itis truth, Would 1o God that as Chris- tians they lind_mure faith, The more dearly tuey appreliended the eoodness of God, what the” bloud of Jdesus liad done for them,~that they had n present ealvation, the more they woitld hate thelr sins, the more Iwmble they would ke before God, and ore desirous of :i-‘rflng Him and conscerating everything to n, A quartette theu sald, “I witl eing of iy Re- deemert 1 15 Chiento, and 1€ thore wad ahy qiffer. | Of veutralizig the specily potson, 1 It proper ence hetween that and other geain I the mar. | for the city authorities “to pormit — the Ket, the keen eves of Chieazro denlers woutd | ibfected | conteuts ot privy-vaults | to soon detect, the difference. be ladled out I open Lueket dumped fnto the open wagons, and lmuhfl through the strects ut nizht, Alting the *whule atmuaphere with the miasis of the dlscase and tending to sbread contazion broadaaet mmong the people! 1€ not, then why is 12 done? Epideinles are spread by the air, Tho molt denily mfection fs readily introduced into the blood througn the medini of splred alre with- oul its belng even appieddable to the senses, Al that 13 réguiied to produce the discuse s cantact with the polsaned atmosphere, As this endanrerhiz of the public health is wholly unuecessary, let not #u gross an outrace upou the eommunfly paes without cenanre be- vause (befmg dong in the dark) It bas hitherto prased without cuservution, AL D, But, rently, bns ot the ldea that the Joliet grali-trado ¥ is larsely.at the expense of Chi- cawo ¥ mueh to do with tue prejudice attempted to be excited amninst Jolict geraty and Joliet dealerst Conld this same gralin be ma leto pass throuzh Chingo, paying tribute to hr clo- vators and commisslon men, woull ft be injurcd 18 badly by *foltlnr aver o thousand miles to on Eastern market! as when sent by the veuteoft” dlreer! Ava has Chicazo such n “presmmptive rigbt " 1o the whole bustucss of the Northiwest thiat nothine is legltimate that dova ot bringe * rists 10 hor wtli V¢ T the Joliet dealer can lay down his corn from Iowa at. Foy, 0 cents aml fill an Enatern order at 41, twaking a falr prolit for Wimeelf ang the Enstern purchaser at the some thne, it 43 difitenlt to see on what ordinary husiness princl- ples ho shonld be prevented from dodng this, even It it s done “nt the expense of Chicago.'? The Enstern dealer will cortainly bo able to sce nothing {llegithnate in the trmaivaction, us just what Calengo loses lic saves i the price of Lis OPIUM HADIT. Ta the Edltor of The Trivune, Cittoano, I'eb, ¥.—Is there o reader of Tne Tutouns that can give mu any remedy for the oplum kablt! 8o much bas of late appeared In regand to the Intemperate nse of aleoliot, yet 1y have observed nothing relating to this most terrible of evils,and one tlat (s working so qlulnllx and inaldiously In our nldst, destroviugy the uscfulness of men and women, beeaklng up homes, aud careyiug hopeless desolatlon wher- ever ft 1s found, 1 begin to luok upon tho cotored Jlehits of o drug-store s gignals ot the it of hell ft.el, and asbelng even more dangere ouathan driniidne saluons, the bitter distinetly annuuneing thelr businss, While the forny ara proteted In o thelr Intsmy by the supposw) respectability of - their ealltue, 1 would sugpest tho pasiage of au net prohibit- Ing the sale of opluin in its varlous forwus, ex- cept ad preseribed by o phyvsidin. Tetneres peat iy ingulry, Is here o onewho can suz- mest o authdote for this fvarful mflmum Respeetsully, . A PER3ONAL DEVIL. v the Editor af The Tribune, Tont Onaxeg, Fla, Feb, 6.~1 am somewhat futerested In the Bev. Dr. Ryder's artfele “onn personsl devth,' which appears in the Jun. 24 fssue of your estlmablo poper, If T had not read my Bibie, T should have thought he eleared up the mystery of tho personal devil so gener ally bedfuved fn, But 1 find that Jesus told i disciples: 1 Leheld Satan us lizhtoing fall froin heaven,'—Luke, X, 13, Alio, thatr Jesus was tempted of tho devil, and ¢ Jesus an- rwerdug him,e sabd uuto him, {t s sald thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy Go 1."'~Luke, fv., 12, Weread ubso I tho samy chapter when Jesuy waus about to ease out a devi), he declared, * 1 know Thes who Thou art, the Holy One of (iod," ana Jesus rebuked Bim. How does Dr, Ryder get over all these and many mors pas. es or Scripture that o to ghow that Jesus rotn. Laving given your views mpon the subject from a Chiznro “standpuint, will - you be Kind enongh to give another view of thiv cuse from one whoge standpoint s JotteT! TIOUS T1Sfl STORIES, To the Kultor of The Tribune. Cuieaoo, Teb, 18.~The denvuement fn the case of Mrs. loliertson shiogld teach those who, fnn thelr anxiety to be sound In the faith, swal low the most absurd stories of mimeulous cures, etcs, that thelrcredulity n these cases 6f apparent hiealing not ouly rests upon a basls thut shifts und shirks Investization, but casts o dontbt upon mira-les so-zalled Wtherts Ly o largo cluss unquestioned. I am rembuded of the ancadoto of o boy betne told tho story of Jonah in thoe tish's belly with ool effect, " amd waa further dosed with the nccount of Peter fluding silver in tho fish’s meuth with wolch to ay taxes, whereapon he declared, & 1 dun't bes leve that, nor the other fish stury cither,” 2\Now, 1 wish to ask, Inalt so'.vrhtr»'.\\jm' all this clattar concerning flie uaknown! Can it bo demonstrated that the wall of prayer 80 contln- uonsly rising to the Intinite One caused Mim to do or bndo anvthing under the sunf Tuose who give an aflinnative answer are welcome to make the most of &, God hilp them! But thera are very many. who, while ot deny- fuyg tho substeutlal truths ol Christlanity, nro Lnpressed with tho fnut that it i not all fruth but that In its tean-mission through the aves it nes becomo fucumberea with amuch that e Yun:ly traditional, ‘Thev believe the essential Jact of Chrdstinuitys thelr lives are dovoted to things pure, peaceavle, and of good repart, to truth ond 1izhiteousness ( assne this to Le tho easence of Chrlstianity), Jart how larre a por- tlon of every communlty {sof this class it would be purely conjectural to state, but {t fs safe to say that'{t fncludes many who Lave given a pas- ivo nsacnt to some one UL the prevalilug creeds, and multitudes who are s yet outalde of all church ormantiations,” I predict that the organization of this class In the futerest of truth (8 i the near futury, not for formal wore ship, nor fur antagobizing any partlentar form of religlon. But, telugating these vexed quess tiung to the domalu of the unknown, they witl bulld upon the wmnutable prinelples of thy inaral Lawy belteving that in a wise obedlence to, and practles of, the truth, they w01 nat only Hunself recogalzed o “personal devit*} respectiully, mrs . E. THE CUBAN BTTLE, To the Editor ¢f The Tribune. CRICAGO, Feb. 11.—Iu your paperof the Hth tnst. appeared an article stating my cigar-makers sald they could notearn above 8§ to $7a week; that I compellod them to work according to the Epanlah style; and that, .therefore, they quit worlk, I would stato thls Is partly false, sinco 1 can prove that o gomd Cuban wurkmnnl‘a;xf ;;;nrx;u Vi L, E, Et::l.l:.r'v from 320 to A3 a week In m{ factory, maku tho ot of the Hfo that neW {4, but be'| maw, Mr. Antonlo Gurcls, irled to teach the the best prepared for that which 18'to come, German workuen to work thout binders; they . TRUTH. had not the ambltion or the paticuce to fearn, rAY UP, 'l;hcy mn:lm uulvl lln!‘l‘-'u‘frum sixtyto rficup-fl“ 7o A} Baitor of The Trivuns. :-Afl"tflr lay, but had they perserered they coul s, 08 Lich as $20 to §25, insix h':ll)'yuu D. Castro, AFPEAL TO DR, RYDER, To the Editor of The Trivune, Czago Gotwo, 1L, Feb, 6.—=Dr, Ryder's sere mon I a late number of Tae TmisuNg on the subject of & “Personal Devil,” {s oue step n the right direction, and 1 be;z leave through the mediwn of your paper to request that geatle- man to proceed to disabuse the minds of the people i rezand toa litera! Hell. Waat fs Jlell without o Deviil It sukzhit be compared “to “[lome Without a Mother,” My dear Doctor, {t wlil not do to deprive the peovle of tueir Devil Cnicago, Feb. 10.~As an old yesident snd taxpayer in this city I weltc to Inquire If thercis any possibility of the city acquiriug any of tic funds that It has been deprived of by Mr, Gage, Mr, Von Hollow, Me, Wall, and othors of that Ik, The nmfirvntu of these smounts I3 snine- what over bisl¢ @ milllon duliars, und would bo sutticlent to mest the .}'m""‘ neods of the city, ch of e above judividunls guve what was pposed o Ly a sunlclent bond. Arc these bunds of uny uccaunt, or {3 the wholo thiug a furce! If 80, tha sovner tho praple know it thy better. They will then be nble aud preparo to take measures 1o mete out justice to thuss men duys. Respo :‘}A:) p:mkalun‘l;l;fim umm lu;m«&mlllom of ;uddluavo thew with a frst-class A."ltl.ls"“ heir % s Gkl oye N 22 o Pondamoh ‘oltvred_‘by “3iker Evune [ i D AR 1 notice the nume ot Mr, Onalion, This'Rentlcs mau wus one of Mr. Wall's bundsinen, Ishe o professional at the busluesst I bave mnoticed thut he belongs to the sainy breed of politiclans asour McCatfrey, our MeClevey, our Periolat, our Hogan, und Mciaughlin, o class of pul(llcfl backs that ave by thelr a=tions brioging our city futu diggruce, i the sande manner that New York City has been made a rc‘inmn-:h to Ameriean fn- stitutions by Boss Tweed und bis guuy. 1hopo Tug TrinuNg wil arvwae und Keep our eltizens wide awake to tho desigus of theso villains, for i we ure uot to have an honest outluy of the tuxes collected, theye will bo au organized oppo- sition tu paylng taxes till sume guarsnteo be iven that Justleo will b meted out to du- fautters, Let ua bave detaleation wade u capls tal offense, €8 Imprisonent is o usd so long us the Yuvernor has the Amx\loulm; PO {oping to hiear frot you vn the ubuve, AN OLD REsiDENT, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Dxs Moives, lu., Feb, 14.—The Grand Loage of the Kuights of Pythias of Towa closed its au- nual sceslon here to-day, having Leen lu sesslon siuce Tuesday, Tweuty-two subordinate Lodgzes wero represcuted by twueuty-seven representa- tives, the tirand Lodge ftself numbering nearly 100 mewmbers, Tho report of Grand Claucellor Green sbowed un fncreaso fn the uumber of Ludyes and wembership for the past year, The reposts of the Grond Kecper of Records avd Scals snd -Urand Master of the - Exchoquer showed that the recelpts for the pust year were 3,533 expendliures, PUS.335 curh on baud, Buprems Represeutative Van Valkenburg made an extuustive report of the prwoediuzs of tha Supreme Lodge at Philadelphia Jast Auzust, i1 Which the total membership of the T Order Wastteported at over 1MW, conslsting USTICE ACT. L i FAML b LB LT of thirty-three Graud Jurlsalctious, and 1,50 i subordinal Cuicicp, Feb, 12.~1u pallishing the dralt of the bifl for ameudiuents to the Justlces’ act i resuect of abuculs, vroposed by the Bar Assocta- x!;;cal all of which bave grown row 8 beginninie thirteen years ao. - ‘The Des Muines Kuights last ulght gave a banguet uud ball to the Graud Lodge and gasit- The Rev. Mr. Youker thanked God that peace oud panlon coull Le found by believing in Jesus, sud praved that tteir faith mizht be in- ereased, and many more be brought to Cirlst. The Itev, Mr. Erdman mentlonel several re- markable tnstances of salvation by falth, Miam, Nuab, and the thief on the croes were referred 1o, I}»urll'\flurl)'. r. Everts sald many wese afrald to work be- cause they did not think they had fuith covuzh. We shonld pot stop for that, Fulth was never developed, never mantfested,without the st of :wr\u. We should net by what Yodhad wroseht n us, Au oldmanon_the platform remarked that Jesus had washed his sles away tity-three years ngo. Hecoulidt and would make every mati ond wutnan whole that eame tv Him. Mr. Youker sutd the greut trouble was we did not tuke in the whole “ntonement. We fulked about what Christ hiad done for us, but dit not atk ouriciver, “llave weo gvcepted Mimf” Men might tatk about the rlglncnusm-u ot Chrlst nutil the ol thiclr death, but they would never be gaved untll they took hold of Christ by faith, ‘The rirhtcousnies ot Christ woutld cluthe usy-but not untl we came to God, and accepted Jesus, and asked for it, Ma), Whittle sald he bad received o letter frot ayoun: lady at Kulamazoo who had been converfed throngh the fnstrumentality of Mr, As roon us she trusted in gl Snvior, rcau aad foy, and love cametolier, We sloutd rust Ilim, Two mluutes were speut fn aflent prayer for Jthe unconverted present, quite a nutber arfs- 1z awd requestings prayere, One m‘z‘lleumn askeu for prayers for his pas- tor,—a man who had done more for bim than aug othier onvy—~but he was nfruld that it he wntinuud 10 preah the dotrine he does be woutd ¢o to liell when lie died Dr. Everts asked tiod to help oll Inquirers to find the way of llfe, to lead them to Letfeve and repent of the!r sins, and that many might come Jovingly to the Bavior, Tue: uoxolugy was then suug and the benedle- tiuts protounived, — ASH-WEDNESDAY, T.enten servies were opened ot St. James Church Mt evemng, when Blshop Mclaren preached on cloguent sermon, based on the twentleth verse of the third chapter of Paul’s Epistle to the Rumaus: *Dy the Jaw b the knowledie of sin,” The Blshup assumued that fn Leut mankind succecded to s mors perfuct kuowledgo of their sinfuluess, and the conse- quentln) moral damages of dwelllng In un- righteousness. Of this sinful situntion the law becomes o revealer, and throuzn it alons man convelves a profouud and scurate knowledice of his waywardnces and prouencss tu evil, ‘There {8 & apirit cuthroned in the heart that sits patiently and methodically taking down Its thouehts and cmotlons, ke & phonograph er, sileutly wrlting, Is man, then, not to fear tue pen of bis consclence! 1s he not somctimes to fecl o cunternpt for the littlencss of Lis life ns he reads the tablets of bis heart! lago m'ght bave suffered all the (lls tuat desh is helr to, but it oll coubd not equal the paugs of his con- suience when its hydru-tongues conspired to call Bl vilialue 1n the corrupted Lol soclety 8 code of mommi- exists which recogulzes alouy the suvremacy of certaln narrowly-bousided ob- Hzations, aud goes a vresenbed distance fu the condemuation of vi Millione of inen test thetselves bE such @ staudurd und Kuow uo other. Saul vbeyed thy faww. Belura the bar of human judgment be was all that Saul vught tube, But'when cunviction came he wus dash- ed to the bottom and vounted all thloge but tost for theexectlency of the knowlubze of the Lord Jesus Chrlt, ~ The strangler or thug of Ludia luoks upon wunder as u wcdsure ot bis relizion, and the staylug of uien 18 to him un article i the creed of s porality, Not that st worallst of uvitization would Kl his setlow- bling, Imt the thu but the uutural conclus slon of the morullst’s reasonivg, e carrics out the wovals uf his klud, and 1y coutented to bo & rood thug, Ordinarily the code of the moratisy ts fnsuilicicut ta cuablo him to under- stand sin, Too oftew hie deprevates his ow and, though uot'a thug, they stand un the 3 o plage, Withdraw the thug sud put bin: where the Word of Uod 3 gevealed unto bln,, und tell him Lo has bud o false standant, and that God has uade o law, “Thou shalt uot steal”? Waen that law beging to work he will bow fu angaistond cry sloud, O, wretch thiat T uap, deliver me - trom this aituf Nigen Fuul had only known sin by the law whick made siu death, & Loukiuz to® the Jaw we sce the Lawgiver, Ouly hardened sel-richieatanes durg spea of their own good fn that prescuce. The beguare blcsses the penny thrown to him, for it 13 uis weulth, but lead bln to the treasure-liouse with its glittering milllons and he {8 awe-stricken aud speuchiess. A so when the moratist coues to Gud will bo bo belpless 1 bly sell-rightevusness. I stars st 8 distance are but Jumluous poluts, aud sa we cousider the law until we come closy tudt, e that prides bimsclf on bis virtue, let bl draw near the law, snd be that thiuks he uceds nu Bavior and thiuks be can approach %w‘an Lis own well-doing, lut bim draw uear the aw. But the law L3 spiritual as well as literal, aud its weaning {8 projound. Its every aflirwative contaius 3 tegative, aud {ts every nivgative con- talus an allimaative, * Tiou shialt do o mur- der” meany, thou shalt not Iupair thine own soul or life, ore thau thy neighbor's. (od sees ke beert 03 well as the band. Then there s sout-murder s well as lfe-wurder, sud the ruin of asoul Is us imuch an juiraction of the law us tho pplling of alife. Tue Loly sezson of Leut the criust of which will Lear a horse. Gen. Crook and stal arrived at Fort Laramfe last night, where he will remaln for the present. e— A METEOR IN COURT. Fpectal Chrrespondence of The Tribune. Drs Moises, In., Féb. 12.—=1t will be recol- lected that, In February, 1835, a large meteor went splurging over Jown, and Uurst all to pleces round nbout Towa County. A man named Maas found in the highway, on the lands of the Amana fodety, 8 fragment welghing eeventy-five pounds, ‘The title to it came into court, Muas ciaimed it to_be his by sight of digeuvery amd possession, The Boclety elaimel that, §t being on the lighway over thelr land, it helonwed to the reaity by aceretlon from natural causes, This was cerialnly a new gues- tlon In law, which the Conrts had hot heretafore decldeds and, in this case, the Coust held that the fragnient belonzed to the realty, and the 1itle was in the Sodety, ‘The Swlel)' will pre- seut the chunk to Prof, Heinrichs, o the State Cuireralty, who will place It with the other por- tlons of the meteor deposited there. e a— e Zach Chandler's Bank Accotnt, Ziovian [eratd (Dem.), Secretory Cliundler’s bank gecount as Chair- man of the Natlonnl Republican Commitice shows that he sent a check for £10,00), pavable to Gov. luyes’ order, Gov. Haves immedluted! ndureed it'ond passed It over to Mr. Wickofl, the Chalrman of the Ohlo Hewul State Committee. The heaviest elngle contributor to the fund was Jay Gould, who gave a ¢heck for 2,000, und, In pdditlon, gave hie promiac that thie New Yorlk 7ritune shonld support oy Fhis promise, as k4 well knuwn, hay been falt fully cirried out. Don Cameron gave £5,000. . Forbes, of Massachusctts, turied {nto lie Jartrt ansount of vollees tiuns, reaching about 830,000, eea— Heware of that Ocean, Duytan (0.) Jowrnal. The Cinchimati Timeshasareport that Richard Emith, of the Cincinnatl Ge Is newoglating for the purchase of the Cl Juter-Ocetn. Doubtful. ard 18 0 RUCBHOUS AW pApT mun, The 1.0, hus swallowed up a half-dozen fortunca, QCEAN STEAMSE B ML STEATERS Yorl: and Glaesow: ALSATIA Feli, 15, vat | C.oL FulcAs A'ehd, 8 SEEATIAATTG e R LD RA e 2o R York o Gliagoe - Liverpooly, 4F Lomionderty, Dis crinailite, ‘13 sior < Loren: o ELYSIA R0, Labing, §65 10 230 o5 “STATE LINB. NEW YOIIK TO GLASGOW, LIVE NEW YORK TR SE AN Mok bOTi Rk PuBLIY FTATE OF NEVAL STALL UF INDIA! o ectur e ond Cabin, ¥43, 1te Firerigy &€ i 1 vAt Fatch APy o WIN & CU,. tene Ceal Agvnti, b SN ATHES U, Manaser, 124 Washtngtonet., Chicasm, North German Llgyd. Thestentnersof (hia Comy day fro Dremen Pler, 3 ies O asrse— F O [ wiion, Talre wnd Dronien, ot caln, $huis aivin cain, PO wolds sivernge, 90 CUTTEIEY, ” Far (ol 3 LIS & Lo e F [asmage apply to | x B STOWITE Wieeh, Sew Vors. AMERICAN LINE. PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL. Calin, Intermediate, and steeraze passago ST RATES, comer Madlean, . General Aecnte, Great Western Steamship vines v York il (Enzland) direct. Weats aturday, Feb. 17, LELuRday, Marchi, ) rouy Will sail every Rate,» Pt ot Thirdeet.. ook e titath o, Genera) office, PETER WRI( Fron EOMENSET, ARG ; WA o Ciar NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, New 1‘::1: to Qu:::ln'n and Liverpool. Ny Msrch 1o, 2 nom, b S, 17,60 b Taied. Steerage tickets, i cure Tency, Drafts for wupwarids G Ureat GRui uo Ireliud, 5, LAIUN, 4 dod ‘. 63 lirGaaway, N. ageut 1or Chivd " OUNARD MAIL LINE, - Salling three timesa weck (0 and from Lrltlad L Pherit Ports. Lowest P'ri Apply at_Company's Ofice, norlhwyat coruer Clark wod Bandolph-ats., Clocago, Pr 1l DU VEINET, Genoral Weatern Agents WHITE STAR LINE A P 'y, I 211 dulgl [ Al it LAGERG L] o A General Westeru Drafts on Great Dritain and Trelande o oo 2eem TAN REVES 3 P ik £ = AG 3 ¥t Week—: s L ATTUSEMEY MeVICKERS THRATRE, LAST FIVE N1G11TS OF MAGGIE MITCHELL Monuag, Tacslag, Wedncaday, a1 Thursday, E XOYIzIo. o Teneft of MAGOIESITCHELL, § s ot Bisy utanEi s oL ¥ SHMLETTIE ALLEN Ja “'CRAEDED' [13 HAGTIRE & HA WiLle'E, CIHAPMAY B LY'S THEATRE, LT, . Erantiao Engazament of the Quecn of Tragedy, B WTANATSCELR o ot DSk B AR TV, end CHESNEY Erbday Eveatngoly X Next week asch rh. are Feb, 21-fe: ADELPHI THEATRE, FT 1 LD.. g?r.v‘\.\:,u:sc:mfi. e 0; 3 “{l:kcg?n Compsay, CHAS. VINCEST, HELMS & SATSUMA and BARLOY BROS., And Twenty Of MALCOLA, A and Ta-night, the PATILOR. * NG T e A O e R G 30 iieautifal Ladics, CTITE SEVEN FAT By Slmdl{ Feb. 14=Deneft pale Zouave Drifl. Graad o L For the norkRe of the. tiet Fond N ] N i) F Wit Grand ATy of (e Hembite. . e _roier Fund of . * EVENY EVENING. i ANOTHER ENTIRE CHHANGE.' GLONGIE MONHUELL, NO nRod, LEVIN LITTI. H. POPE COORE, thers, In o URAND OLIO. 108 MADISOX-ST, BOTH DAY AND EVENING, Not g Erplanatios caped CHICAGO & NORTAWEY “Tleket Odices, 2 Clur! Canalost,, coriver Madison, NOW ON FREE VIEW, ___ ot previounly ihown at the sbove sddren. EXPOSITION SKATING RI GRA NI, ND MASQUERADE, THERSDAY EVENING, Frb, 15, sy ctin s Stons a Tk s Suniday Cxeerict. & Mugiay excopted, AR A o et el g T RAILROAD TINE TABLY. RAIVAL KD DEPARTURE OF TRAES. Marke—=} Baturdny et Mall Iy ot nlon Ticket aPacific Fast Line, ailubuque bay aDbubuaue N “a=Derot corneraf Welix b=Depot corner of Canal Dot ot o b ot, 100t 0! Kol AR _doiph tirand Faeitl EantaCity & #1, Lonly & Fort; L Lol Pk aid b K LAKE FHOBE & ATomi Boring Peori ¥ia . 1; waukee i’ EMitwaukco, Lireen iy Ex: ke it Xe Expros ftle {rja yata and Afr Line Canress . e s iy ¢ Txpreas () S‘nh; l!prgn i {Eatundav b ORICAGO, ALTON KANSAS QT1Y . * Sunday ¢ Accuns G0, P & o ATRTR L, & AL LY prea vatiny Keokuk & BuTiing o Cllcayod Paducsh K. K. Ex. 110 Wasii'ton Xai. amit Kinz | nud Kinsi CENTRAL foot Denter Fast Ex. o enver Faut Ex. o7 Leave, | 340, n b AT, P, 1 and L Eh Clarideat,y oppaalta. + *10:003. m. ° 3:03p. 1. of Tweatr: utlieast cor & FT_LOUT and & DESVER SHORI L Depot, West Stde, near Madiwn.st. |‘m§!ll At W_D‘GL and 122 1tando! Leav ve. ||ll;. o, & ViR QAN BOUTHER! TAILRIAD, i ' Oner 500 Paintings of the Haseltine Colletion, ' t i nI0AGO NE3, by P g Y. Avrive, 1 '$U 10N, m. Leave, 11 230 m, ATTT, RAT anateat, eratan Hyie. HETS LRIAD “Tlikal i ArTive, 36, . * 7307, me * 4:000, M. 100L 10 $ 7:008. M. Ailrains ru it Minneanolle npy goou elther dullien, vr vis Watzrtova, La Ci LJLLINOIS OUKTRAL RAILROAD ity T00L 0f Lalie-st, and 150t of Twunt) K ‘_l)_l‘hu'. 121 Haadolp Louts Tiipres StV 1, & Xew OFjoni ‘2l Vi3 Mt nk: ' Tirkets for 1disan an 14 {71, me rla ‘rostc, aad Widoad 5w, me O CMICAGO, RURLINGTOY & OUINOY RATLRIAY Dejois, Tuotof Lak b, and Canat wid sixicentheste, Khirk-st., and st depate. e-at., Jutlana-sy, and Blxtedaiy- Tickel Odicen, 3 LAt U Dubugue l‘-u\llni:‘ o Atehl snl Bloux Clty E Sl Tivress for ma, 'i * 7208, lll..‘ 0 A, 1m0 4 Leave. 30, ™. |_arrive, 7038 m. [ +10:00p. 1. § 0:57 8 me 410:00n, m, ¢ 0:510, M. + {Lx. Saburday, 1Ex. Monlay, PTITUBURG, F1: WAYNS & OHI0AGD RAILWAY, Mornin; 141500ay excepi i MR M, Leaye, 8:13 10:20] m. $7; B e § 0 | _Arrive. 7100 pe o 100 8 1, i BALTIMORE & ¥ a1, Yorr s O, 10, T onieht o1 Clark Pactiie. 08 Dapot (hapod BIO RATLROAD, (g, 1038 ::EM' §Dslly, fSaturday excepisd of_Mon wimer Tlagse ulldtng). | Arrive, . T RU CEANGES, S R L AR csinis, DISNSOLUTION. ToLoEx & Tascors, Eavt Mapisox s, v Feb, 13, 1 477, ) The Orm of Halden & Tascult hus Lyen this day dbvolved by mutaal consent, The biuiners witl be cuntinged {ndependently of escis other as_follows: By A, 1l Huldeu & Co "t No, 242 Ecst Madison. aud by Tuscott at Nos, 10 and ok 21 Southit anal-el,, Chica: fur the patronage heretos We retirn our than! fore Lestow 8d upon us as 8 iy, and hope that It will be continued to clihier of us 1 Wie foture, each of us espeet pg by & olligad oitvaiion to our duties tu merit & ehare of your bueia We are yery seapectully, your ubedivnt , A. {1 HOLDEN, J. B. TASCOTT. COPATVENICISTILIE, Mr. LOUIS W. EEISS has this day entered ata parts ner futo thy edabllshpicut kuuali uy the Parls K13 Ulove Deput, 08 bisti-si. JUNN W, GORTZ. The uow Ur ¥11 onabitah 8 wholesalp pisnufactur. Inis busiucas uf Kid Gloves, 1s counestlon witl the! Vivstut peid] ubder fau Late of Jobin W, Guela & Co, QURN W GOLTE, Feb. 14, 1572, LoLUls W. fiklas! 111 & 119 Lake 5t.,Chlcago, B¢ arefultobuy only the Genulne. ‘I-'L\'AXS}'I‘A‘!.- AR Invested Hay $ $100 Paid a Profit of ]-700 during the pest few moatus, yuder vur improved dystein of operatin, f Rivke reduced to in S nuaiiual #us sl prod Book coutalu= Sy full luformation s i AU . Bankers and Drokerd, = Wall-st. New Yok, ~{oatly, 0460, BOOK TSLAND & PAC) e Pul, CULRET wI \ wit Liured uid Bl Olics Omabg, Leavenw'th& L‘j‘lh&u\'\mflllmfllhfll b Day Express LR Pxpress. -ept Sunday)., g“!’"’:ff{‘l‘!‘fgf et e Sunda) ¥, e 50 Llari-ate, Bheri coin OINCINNATI AIR LINB & KOXOMO LINE _ ¥aous Ity, Depot, coruer of (laton snd Carrull 11y RATLZOAD 4, Plekve Dogart. | 3 PRET e 2 S BEOMERERES L g SR s L TR, WINTER RESORT. £D0 “Hilssouri Sehool of Midwitorys Auatonsy, Physlology, witery, Diseascs of Wumea ieally o Tor elreuldrs, uril Feotl' Savernil AT L4, Slu. ih Veotst, St bonls dlu. £ BOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nasau Buhama Tl o1 A pl wlal e eniton o 3N Brvadws Forthe speed [Rbipaiet) Ay Adur 3 SORIP Wlsonieis bro TUsfing b b Wil JAQUE: o0 g 5 cure of Setminal Weakie: o, New YREE, In: [ Ve, ey _Arrive, ¢ i ) Ao e b S A S