Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1877, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2%, 1877 War, Joly 28, 1806, he wae made Colonel of the ‘Twenty-nixth ‘Regular Infantry, and has been to the regalar service ever since. was put-in command of the Twenty-slxth In- fantry, and Dec, transferred to the ‘Third Cavalry, with which ment he has eince remained. r-General of the regular army by, brevet served fourteen years In the Infantry. seven years A general otticer of motion to postpone indefinitely, that the matter be Jad over tito weeks. It prevailed by a vote of 0 tog, and the County Attorney was Instructed to ive an opinion Iu writing ns to the power of the joard to give the school to the State. ‘A communication was read from Thomas Webber asking that provision be made for paying bim for covering the steam-pipes at the Hospital, Re- f THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. Pref, Sanborn Tenney, of Williams CoMege, was Tle Is to lectare on geology at Rock Island to-night, and also at Elgin and other cities and towns fn the West, ‘The Inmates of the Old Ladies’ ome ask to bo allowed to express their gratitade to those who adelsted In getting up the entertainment recently given at the Home, hy which $180 were cleared, ‘The caso of Gay B, Clark, wha was charged by F. 8, Stelnberger with felonfoualy appropriating $10 to him appertaining, was calied np by Jaetics ‘caterday afternoon and dismissed for want Jan, 8, 1870, he 16 of the same inthe city yestentay, theartillery, fre years In the cavalry, and five ye volunteers, Gen. Reynolds seers entitled to retire, HOTEL ARRIVALS. emt, A. Heck, Central ia. W. Sprague, Omabat BILLS. Phe nsnal batch of bille wae read and referred. Among them wan £0,000 for meat, $280 for Ice, & nnmber from Sextan for ** joba" around the new Ntal, one front Hogan of $385 for plumbing at Recorder's ofice, and one of $800 for attorney's fees In the bond care before the Supreme Conrt at Springneld a fow weeks ago, Calliman, Cineinna! Graven, New Yor i aoreattr: Hon. Pittafleld, Mare, a. Safely, Jows; Gen. 8. 1. Buckner, RK. K, Butler, Des ‘The Finance Committee reported on the remi- annnal reports of the anveral connty Institationa that they were correcf, etc,, and the same was Young, Milwauke adopted, The Hospital Committce reported recommending sinent of bills aggregating $3,023.31, “d, . The Committee on Public Charities reported on bills amonnting to $12, . Adopted, ‘The Committer on Jail and Jall Accounts re~ tted in farorof paying bilis to the amount of 10,465.03, and In fator of putting flooring in the ail. Among the items were S803, 60 for carpenter. ‘work al the jail, and $6,070, 70 for dieting prisun- era for the last quarter of 1870. Approved. ‘The Committes on Town and Town Acconnta re- norted on bills to the amount of $2,664.73, and they were ordercd paid. The Committee on Public Records reported on Ditis aggregating $1,040.28, the most of which were formoving Into and fitting np the Recorder's new afice, and payable to **farorite’ contractors who had done the work on their own terms and ‘without competition. agape ‘The Comunittee on Printing reported on bills amounting to $162.50. « Approve . ‘The Comittee on Hoepttals and Poblic Tuild- Inge reportedon bills aggregating $1,355, id in favor of purchasing # certain patent urner. Mr. Fitzgerald wanted to know when the Com- held the meeting at-which the report had been adopted. He wasn member of the Com- ‘The temperature yenterday, as observed by optician, 83 Madi ron. atreot (Trine: Tndianapolie: John” Patterson, i Tt Sewall, Col. By, Hughes. Te 8 Avi Miss Emily Soldene, Mz, and Mra, Powell, and Mr. and Mrs, Chizzol ¢ Vense}-Owners’ Towing Association yesterday zed for the ensuing yur by electing the fol- ‘General Manager; ls, England; Gen. i! Suddoth, Nebraska; i. Knight Aston, Lond my lewing uMicera: Directore—J. A. Dalaen, J, Cox, A. G, Mowell, 5 e ‘The eminent Profescor of Harvard University to whom Dr. Tucker referred ae recommending music Ju the trentment of St, Vitus’ dance in ond of his letters onthe medical use of Nghtand snund wan E, Buckingham, whose denth was no- Iced in Saturday's inauc. Leave of abrence for thirty days from the let ‘prog, haw been granted bythe Governor nud Com- inauder-In-Chict to Hrig.-Gen. Arthur C. Ducat, commanding the State National Guard, W. R. Stainbaugh will arenme command during the abecnce of Gen. Ducat, D. O, Mille, Preaident of the Bank of Californta arrived last nizbt by special car from the Emet, and will depart for San Francisco this morning, accom. en. Jewin McDowell, U. jan irter, of New York, The party stopped at the Tremont Ifouse. +Alnrge chart, explanatory of the matric system, in the library-room of the The Introduction of the metric syatem In this country belng now andar discussion, rd of Trade will here find the menne of famillarizing themeclves with the new ww Yo} T. Macmilian, Prov! ._ Re Locke V. Nnaby), Toledo: Mies Vesey and te, vy. i ake: Oregon... Palmer Houn Dea Moines: J. Marlbat, Indlanapolls; Dr. 1, T, Cummin: 1 rper, Philadelphia; F. A. rence, Hoston; Gen. E, Upson, U. 8. A. Th oaydnor. Dubuque; Th. Gillett Clayson, London; C. Beekman, {uclenapel Red Wing, Mion. TUE COUNCIL. HEALTH COMMISSIONER. ‘The Council held a regular meeting yesterday af- ternoon, Ald. Aldrich presiding, ‘Ald. ‘Throop presented salary of the Health Commissioner at $3,000. « Ald. Callerton moved to amend by adding the words, **Provided he shall give bis entire time to the duties of that office."" ‘The amendment was accepted, and the ordinance thus amended was passed by a unantmons vote, DELINQUENT PROPERTY. Ald, Gilbert introduced an ordinance requiring the City Collector to make out a report, on the Int of March, of all Innde, town lots, and real prop- erty on which he may be unableto collect svecial arsesstucnte, withthe amounts dae and unpald, ‘The ordinance way paxecd by 8 unanimuus vote. iced 0 resolution requiring the lint t, Pitteburg; BK. L. Baker, —_ ; ort. Ratioy said the report had been cooked up. Ne had never heard of it. Mr, Schmidt explained that he had made the re- ort, and had gotten some of the members to elm it. The matter of moake-borners had been refer- ted to him some time ago, and he had worked hard to find out which wasthe best machine. He be- Heved the one he had reported In favor of was the et. Mr. Fitzgerald was opposed to the smoke-burner proposl:ion, and wanted the report divided 90 that so much of it ae referred to the smoke-burners could be recomiitted, Sir, Cleary wanted the report adopted asa whole. Tle aay no objection tothe emoke-burner, as they would not cust the county anything unless they were found useful and accepted. Fitzgerald was not oppored to buying smoke- burners, but ho did not want any particular burner or manufacturer to get ung advantage in the mat- ‘ter. ‘If burners were to be ot manofacturers to have a chance. Some wrangling then ensued in reference toan was vlaced yestorda’ merabere of the Busi ordinance fixing the Officer Peter McKinney yesterday espied some young bose gloating over a pall of apple-butter which they had stulen from nome and giving chase he recovered the ‘The butter and a chea} qineaes are awaiting an owner at tht Mreet Station. ‘The Soctety of Physician’ and Surgeons met at the Grand ‘Pacific ‘last evening. was amall, and no bualness of importance was ‘The feature of the meeting was the reading of 3 paper on Materia Medlea, by Dr, Mol+ ister, which was exhaustive and tall of Intercet to the profession. _ The steam cansl-boat, Mf, Talcott, owned hy the Sager & Talcott Stone Company, arrived front Le- snont Saturday morning, having fn tow the can: C, MeMulten and Rescue, all laden with This ls reported ax being exce in the scneon for navigation on the I racers wagon, utter Int joe ‘The attendance Ald. Whate intro contractora of the West, St live ny to thelr contract: that he had been credit m eT Houpltal, whicn had been reduced $50 by the Come Moco rract aint geveral Of | inittee, in the mnidet of which the euarge was far- the boilers in the new engines had burned out, and nite necereary for the Council to sions of the contracts were falth- The resvlution was referred to be considered sty ree that the prov! fnlly carried out. the Mayor with power to act. doreph Sibley, upon by Justice the amoke-burner propusition was adopted, and the roport a8 amended agreed to, a Acommunication was read from Willlam MeNell & 8on, atking forthe allowance of $30,000 on the man Who was clamped a Wise ren clare ova cut-stane forthe new Conrt-House. Referred. isk « few days aco and made A defendant In the suit aguinet Dorn Forrest, where- athy had ot Gest appeared an prosecuting witness in the caee, sent in a remonsirance agninst Juatice The wetting ee It would appear that notorions snenk-thlef and burglar, operator, anwae stated duy before jo was emplofei two or three yeare Y uf A cost-room hoy in the ofiice of the Western nin, and was dischurged frum there for stealing the employes" garments, esterday afternoon Christian Wal- nge, residing at 108 4 rrabee-strect car, atthe North Mr. Senne offered a rerolution calling on the Sudletary Commitee to exntoine into the prapricty ofthe psupers of the connty being suppor the towns to witch they belonged and report to tho Adopted, Mr. Seine leo offered a resolation providing that on and after the let of March the Board meet- Inga be held but once n month, and that alt bile ayutnst the county be audited by the fuil Board. Latd over nnder tho rules. ‘The Board then adjourned until Thureday at 2 referred to the remembered that Tue ecniinr instance uf **enap Judgment" ime of the occurrence, ‘The Commiltve vn Mallroads reported in favor of adopting the ordinance relating to the Union Stock Yards and Translt Ratiroad Company. over and pubilshed, and mado a special orter for next Monday at 4 o'clock. ‘THE ESTIMATES. ‘The spccial order having arrived. the Council, on motion of Ald. Cuillerton, resolved itself into the Committee of the Whole, Ald. McAuley being called upon to preside, Ald, Gilbert called attention to the Item of $300,~ d that he had heard some to the effect that the Stem HUNK commented omthis ter, 53 yeare a! while getting off a avenne. crovsing. rr y fuer wagon driven by Goltieth Rapp, of Nilen >. Mr. Walter recelved nome acvere bruis including n fracture of the right hip. A few days ago nn item was published in relation tothe woven-wire mattreases in lise at the County Muspital, stating §t was all lofrlngement of a THE CITY-IHALL. — ‘The city redeemed $2, 600 worth of old certificates of indeotedness ydbterday, Water rents yeeterday were $1,709, and the mis- cellancons receipts about $500. A ballding permit will be lesued to-day to Jamen Candle fora four-story stone-front building 1452 G015 feet, corner of Van Buren and State street, It fu to cont $40,000, and will be occupled by atores ‘on the maln floor, above it will bo arrangeit upon the Frenel-flat ptan, A petition to be presented to the Coancil le now in cirenlution and being gencraily atgned by prop: leped that they were an a ‘by an Faetern firm. Nor couse the contractors who furnished the mat. tresses and deny that such Is the case, thoy owning the only patent which covers mattrceses Ifke thove ut the County Hospital. The Marbers’ Arrociation met at the Sherman Honse last night and clected tite fol Jor the coming yent: Preaid Vice-President, 000 for yas, aud opinions expressed could be reduced to $200,000 Ald, Sweeney moved to aubstitate $200,000 for avo, he war prepared to show that the city conld get along with the former aum, 1d. White recondud the motion, ‘Ald, Bweency anid the estimated amonntof gas med during the ensuing 000 fect, which, “at $2 per 1, ‘The difference Letween this would be enficient to corer for cleaning, reparing, thawing, for sal- of watchmen, ete., ete. jo waa not in. favor of allowing Mr. Dillings to at a coo) $100,000 in his pocket, but he wasin favor of allowing other companies to come In ond ht these gas-monopolles, sugverted that it might bos good thing to the $100,000 that would be saved to the conatruc- tion of hew sewers, for which there wae 8 xreat need, and inthe bullding of which the pour man would Sind nn Invetimable buon, out this $100,000, and If the ‘city was In debt to companies let them walt for their money, Cullerton thought the amount ought te be increased in order to cover what was owiny to the Companies and to pay for Vputing the clty during In short, he thought it would be better to pay them and then gut rid of.them, if Reel; Treseurcr, Heeording Secretary, Lonis ny Secretary, Christ rr FP. Petillon, und Li ‘h, "Boho Becker, Otto meeting will be held Mondsy evening at tho Sher. | Shtount ani $200, Inhed = Mexican ‘party, inctnding SouquinM. Alcurde, F: Mejia, Carlos Alvarer Hut, dose Iglee! Sebastian Garcia, yesterday took the Board of Trade snd other under the guidance of Charley Tlltou, of the Sher- ‘They were much impressed with the of Chlengo, and will return in about two wetter, look at the city. from Randolph atzeet to Twelfth atrect changed to **Dougias avenue,” and to the termination of Ogden avenue, **Douglas laces of Interest The chty employes are anxiously Inquiring when pay-day ia to be. They are informed that they will be pald after the appropriation bil shall have Council, been rertived to the Connty Lollector, and some money borrowed theron; all of which business will probably occupy three qwonthe to take ab deft lust cveulng far New York. It te now believed that navigation will apen ationt @ month earlier this yearthan last, There are now no obstrudtions from ice anywhere on Lake Mich- tgun, and the Captain of the Mar, ports that the entrance tu Green Iai ‘The ico Jn the Straite ts a! Aaviny alrovst entirely disappeared, and that on the St. Clatr Fints ta vaid to be vo honeycombed that it cannot last inuch Jonzer. vessels will begin operations next month. but very Jew grain-vossels will start out befors the mid ile ‘uf April, owing to their lunbility to get 4 before the Ist of May, will take on thelr cargoes, however, as woon au They can make fair contructs, The Executive Commitinn of the Michigan Tni- versity Asvuclation of Chiongo held iu the villce of Messrs. Goodwin, Omeld & Towle uu the McCormick Block yesterday afternoun ut 4:80 o'clock for the purpose of making arranye- ients fur the frst reuuiou a: Ho would atrike New casce of 4 places 1 Ospu0 A, Gregory ro- 114 Hast the coming year. with some figures In’his hands from ler'a oflice, “state! that the amount dine the West Side Gas Company, Jan. 1, 2877, at the rate of $3 ner 1,000,. wab $30 ably most of the back taxes could not be collected, and the debt could not be reduced In thiv way. "Tho gas companies were not pressing the city, and whould not be tantalized. On the whote, in favur of 9 peaceful. conservative course as tho snost Judiclous thing the elty could do. AAficr a grout deal of Curtlicr talk all around over ch hat been discussed nit) veutllated und after kitting half a dozen or more motions aud amendinents, a substitute by A unmber of lumber- Archer avenuo (three cases), Suu West Po! dJohn Mattocks sald Featerday thot he was no longer a candidate for t ys, 19 of too much Impuriance and too Mont of the grain: is ureat metropolis, ‘Ibe thne wos when Jon was o candidate, and he and sume of bis friends were quite pronounced in. thelr opinion at the eulary of nereased this year, und Jobe ie uo longers can- md banquet of the of * Last week ihere wore 148 deaths in this city, which 8 n decrease of one when comparcd with the previous week, aud an Increase of 42 over the eurresponding week of last: year. Vorty of the deceaued were under 1 year of age, 17 between 2 between 2 and'd, 0 between 3 and 4, 14 between 4 and 6, 8 between 0, U between 20 and HO, 10 ‘between 20 and 40, & between 40 and 60, # between 50 and 0, between UO and 7U, 2 between 7 and XO. ‘There were 83 males and’ G3 females: 34 marrie anil 108 single, All were whit causes of death wers: Accidente, 18; croup, G} diphtheria, 73 scar week sauie, wovk previous JU); loaultion, 3; meningitis, 6; old age, 6; puthlele, 10; pneumo- .U, Keeler, and Co IL wan decided to change the time of the holding of the reunion frum ue same mouth, sud the Pal ed asthe place, recontider the vote whereby the item of $250,000 for A ITEDNES3 FUND ome dlucteston fullowed, and the Comptroller, being called in to-enlighten the Council on this anbject, stated that this appropriation was to pa toons, and ta provide for al otber Indeptedness not otherwise provided for. “The motion uf Ald. Cullerton to reconslder was 3 to the 10th of Moure was select> ‘ad from Prealdent dames UB, Angell, of the Michigan University, ane nuunclog hia intention to be present ut the bau- quetin Dehalf of the tuatitution, and/con; ny the Asrociatlon on its fo: anittee will meet again Thanday afternoon at the mune pluce, when a programme will he prepared dua dual orrangemente nade for the gathering uf (hy alumol and alumus, An euthuelastic ond somewhat excited meeting of gentlemen of 2 wpeculative tum of mind was esterday forvnoun vp Handolph street, The ion was the sale by Elon, Poweroy & Co, of e coumtilution of unclatned baggage by the Chfeazu ‘Over BOW pucks pally of trunks of wll grade: egree of sbabbiness, with uu occavionnl th er packing-cuse, were divpored uf, cents appenrcd tu be the favorite starting-| $4 the outelde price reached, except in the sustance of an enormous violuncelly, which brought 84, 14 jt lay, unseen, —-that ts, me cuntents uf’ the ‘The buyers were most! kuown to naturalists os the **wecond-hand,'* pecirs Hebrew, eeg tate, but here und there an sverotanor Tentonle fentale of auifted with great volubility of tongue made ber io- ‘The wale tavted several buure, aud She bidding was lively all through, Coroner Dictzech yesterday held an inquest upon North Wells street, who Interest on temporary Ald. Pearsons moved to reconsider the vote by the ftem of $50,000 fur city's portion of petyate contract or otherwise f : streets improved by i f “moved tu reduce the item 000, but the motion w: ‘Tie’ phraseology "for cl The Mayor and the Law Department are engaged in devising ® measure for the protection of Iabor- Ing nien employed by persons fuldiling or boldiny city contracts. It Is expected that their labors wil result ina new and more Uinding form of contract, Burlington & Quincy consisting princi “and vallaew of every 68, wus changed tu **for oy rovements of Jutcrsections of atrectas,”* Aldrich moved to reconsider the vote by whieh the fem of $0,600 was Inserted for a tut and a new engine-hogue at the corner of Ogden avenne and Larcison street, on the ground that the improvement was wanecesenry just at the present ton was atubbornly fought by Ald, Raw: telgh and McCrea, who dwelt upon the exposed condition of that portion of the city, aud wae inal. tabled. . Y Ald. Aldrich tried {t again, moving to reconetder tho vote on the subject of sewers, un the ground that the amount of $305), 087, ‘The motion was lost, ‘he Comuittee, at this stage, arose and report- ed progress. ‘Ihe Counct} then adjourned till this evening at 7 o'clock, a given ns insure # faithful performance of the work city bus experienced repeated Annoy me boring nien who have been swindled wy irrcsponsl- ble contractors, and though the city cannot be held reeponsible for the wrong-doing of persons work- ‘out contracts wing such swindlee to continue If they can in any wey prevent it, In the caso of the failure of u contractor to complete a work which he bad und taken (and after he bad received quite a fa! Everything went us {i pickages were 60 was too large. Nenry Kurude, of No. died ut Huhnemann of the left arm performed by D. To remedy the cfecty of « canceru ‘The patient wus 7 years old, and wae the enbjectof a rather senvational article in one The Coroner considered nuthing whatever to do with body after death at the hospital, and a verdict in uccordance with the ‘The Doctor {s sald to bavo an undertaker who Kouftuan to-day, THE COUNTY BOARD. ‘THE NORMAL SCHOOL. A meeting of tha County Board was held yester- day afternoon, all the members being present ex- 3tevatirey, Tabor, and Conly, who aro on a mysterious viet to New York. Mr. Bradley called up hile revolution of two ‘weeks ago providing for turningover tbe Normal School at Englewood to the State, ond mored ite iSdoption ass matler of economy, Mr. Fitzgerald opposed the resolution. thought the county 0 school’ ta now resolution wont durned over, Cook County would have to pay half the expense of fie running at least, cuuld give away Ita Insane Asylum and Foor-House that would be economy of the best order. r, Uradley called the uttention of the Board to fact that the State was abul Schoul in the Northern part of the State, and that it wae the interest of the county to Lave tt tocated The county wuold even get more benefits from it if the change was maue thun It now does, Benne was opposed to the rvaolution, and thought it elngular that 3st was proposed that the best lastitulion of the county should be giren Pana talk a vole way taken with the fy]+ poy!” will be made, of the daily papers, A delegation of gentlemen composed of Ald, and J. Parkhurst—from the Thirteenth Ward— ied upon the Comptroller yesterday afternoon to seolf tuey could not secure an appropriation of about $10,000 for @ school-house at the corner of Kedzic avenue ad WY ih Jucte Wan returned, ovsaulted Henry ‘was paid to tuke chat game before Justice were also beld upun Ixaac Van Tue who died at w Hospital of m fracture ul the axull re f ofttce upon the 12th bt lace, who wus killed by Halated strect. er, 1, Was exonernted frous all blain Some weeke ago Ucn. L. E, Webb, of LaCrosse, headquarters at the spent too much on the By, and to Adopt tbe | Holds atoat $800, 000 of auch certidcates, of which tmount fully $00,000 "ar the -abover mientioned featse Mir, ‘Varwell ‘would > be vame to the clty und (rand Paclic, ihe end of 8 week hud run up a jauch of which was for wine. Feady to start fur home, or sumewhers ef Ads Dil was very uaturally presented. ‘Thi veal was short of funds, the hotel took tt elegation remarked that he thought thet he ut to locate a Normal He wae by thle advance the money. for the bullding, the geatlos ) and the proprietors of Ade hold thin dilemma he cuntalued unconttitutional provisions, in Milwaukee, THE COUNTY BUILDING. Detective Rickey, #o unexpectedly placed In Jail Suturdsy, sds bearing yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus and wus discharged, ’ The Treasury etill continuesto Le without any mouey., The how! of Jurore yesterday for thelr pay failed to start a wtugle tear or produce the aret 6 etytieh yentleman. icks at ouco ruvhed to the reilet of Webb, ey jointly gave the hotel thetr note for the iron net ald and tue ‘bereabouw of Webb cuuld ‘uot be Jearued, Wickes was written to avveru! (ines on the sujec! Friday s writ of ca ou wi sworn vat, aud Suturday Wicks was picked up at an early hoor in the evening aud put in Jall. Frocured bail a few hours 'y. Carroll, Cleary, Guenther, Mulloy, sterasen Fitggersid, Momnang, Senne, Lene Mr, Mulloy originally voted in th: q cena 10s vate Te place hanaty ie etae ee wore a reconsideration, which be di prevalled by 3 vote of Oto 5, und the matter w: raid wanted tho whote question ré to the Committes on Education, that an opinion ag to the power uf the county to turn over the school might be gotten from the Counly Hey. Patr dectarea the motion out of urder, when Mz. Mulloy wanted the passage of the resolution amount. and the b: the ule became bot no reeponse cume, id, sud which er, Bud to the Counly agreed to allow hin ‘The Warden of tho Insane Asylum and Poor. uc esye be is making It unhealthy for dead. ta and tramps. Yesterday be sent ten of this clave from the Foor-House, snd to-day be ls going to make a general aweep, A billof ex-Sherif Agnew's for dicting prison- ers, Sinouuting Wo voter $6,000, was yesterday au- ited by the Couuty Board. What hes become of the balsuce of $1,000 Mr, Aynew owes the county on lis scttlcwent of eight montis ago? ¢ 1 do, and tw un iiefriend Webb, Mr. Wicks thinks thal spite wus the buttow of the saumary treatment be bas re- ed, and thal the fuct that be boa Grand Pacine and gone to the Sherman may: d eumething to do with it, (i ALMY RETIYING HOARD. Pursuant to ordere froin wilitary hesdquartere, 9 Board, covsisting of ols. Sackel, witt Lieut,-Col, Sberidun ae Ke~ ot dowmfrom the chair and advo- lon of the renolution. it wae a shame thatthe coun- ty. thuught of refusing to maintain the echoul. The expense of maintaiuing it hud beeo comparatively awall, and all tho trouble bad grown out OF the fact raisted (a keeping uo a Sybt ring a wan av Principal who f. cated the adupt! bein aud Dew surder, met ye ta pase upon such applica Vigne as ualghe be prevented by ouhcery deal teynubls, of the ‘Third Ci wiicer whuse case was considered wt the seaato Me was bom iw Kentucky, and, efter graduatl Acudeuiy, went into service Drvvet Second Leutentunt of the Fourth Artilier: Feb. 28, 1857, when a First Lic tenat. ‘be resigned, but showed up ip avtvice as Colonel that the Board bed atthe achuol by bei Was tucompetens to run a villa: Mr, Guenther thought the Pri gentleman, aud x Wus ti (avor of civing It tu the Stal maiter of economy, Vat be State would build {t up and make ft far more lm: portant acd benedeisl to the couuty than it now was. As. Cleary woved, as 8 substitute for Mir, Mulloy's to be held April, Tho notices fur the city towns have uot yet been prepared, and wheu they will be depcods somewhat on the actlon of the Springteld statesmen the nest fow dayw. Tuo Grand Jury yesterday returned sisty-weven fndictmente and Was discharged. Before {} came Srouj its roura tu the court auelfort was made to pais upon & report sore one Of the members bad writtea Isudatury of the food aud wine at tbe In- aang Asylu:n, but itavyer came to light, forthe valry, was tbe only drow the Militsr: cause bo believe of the Tenth Jud! made 4 Major-General of Vol 2, LbUS, and sceved ty the eudof the on that the Jury clerk planted himself After the body had been discharged, hower It'returned to {ts room and worked away nt the r ort in question. and, with the clerk absent, agreed fonomething. Wat’ they intend to do with that sorocthing hae not set been learned, After all the alking abont economy and the cot- {ing of entarles and the Joppine of of all superfiu- out county emploses, not a member of tha Board had the conraye yesterday tu take the initiative, Anst as expected, for when the ordinary—and they are all thia—Commisstoncr talke about publi¢ econ- Sronige protmenind the public Interest, he is elmply jeating. MeNIel_ & Son—Walker—wants $30,000 on hin Conrt-Hlonee contract, Me appreciates the fact that a great many others have thelr eyeson the ‘Treaaury, and especialiyfthe granite contractors, and this {s why he sent to the Horr yesterday hia motest request. If the '*flrat comen trat served," hefanhead. He will have rome of tho etone on the ground to-day. ‘The Committee on Printing was vexed yerterday that THE Tatmuye had iald hold of the report matte toit by the **oxperts" detailed to look into the charges preferred agatnst the ‘oreans” of the Hoard, and had printed the substance of the same, Iliad held the report racred, and the document ; doubtless wonld neve? have ecen Huht but forthe press, Some of the other papers got hold of the report yerterday, butan examinatlon of it wan re- fased, ‘and, eo precious wns it that It was taken away ftom one of the reporters by the order of Commiseloner Hoffmann. What has already been pirblished In reference to St Is correct, substantial- 7; Unt a closer exauiination of it reveals that itis all meaningless twadile—a desperate allempt to apologize for and cover up one of the many public qutrages tolerated by the County Board. This ia all, Evans. COMMITTEE REPORTS, Modifying It. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tho Rev, W. J, Erdman will give a Bible reading In Lower Farwell Hall to-day at 11 o'clock a, m. Subject: "The Double Assurance of Satvation."* A lecture will be given In the North Side Tarner Hall to-morrow evening, under the auspices of the Chicago Tarn-Gemeinde, by Mr, Heinrich Ende, of Milwaukee, The subject selected Js **Socialiem andCommuntem," and the lecture will be delivered in German. Gonpel services will be held at the Fifth Presby- terian Charch, corncrof Thirtieth strect nnd In- diana avenue, every evening thie week, The ex- ercises Include a sermon by ‘tho Rey. Dr. Hills, of Clueinnati, singing by the chorus-cholr, and solos by Prof. J. M, Towne, The archmolopical section of the Sug Academy of Sclences will meet In the rooms of the Academy this evening. H. N. Rust, Exq., who has paid much attention to the matter, will deliver an address on recent discoveries of prehistoric Im- plementa in the West, accompanying the address with Instrative examples of pottery, flint, copper, And atone Jmplements and weapons, CRIMINAL, Detective Ryan yesterday arrested Joseph Lomon (colored), whd upon the Qletof last September barglarized the rcaldence of hie former emploser, ir. 5. d, Joncs, of No. 768 Wabash avenue, of abont $160 worth of clothing. » OfMicer John Dutler, of the Weat Madison Street Station, white getting off a Blue Island avenue car at the Taylor atrcet croseing nt nuon yesterday, was struck by the susft of Marshal Sitongy'a wagon and al rovercly Injured about the right side, shoulder, and bead. John Cnren, for arsauiting Henry Bernstein, of ‘No. 30 Florimond strect. and two youths giving the names of Richard Warren and James Burne, who were found prowling about for plander in the residence of Mre, Hanson, No. 101 Townsend atrect, Wore locked up st the Chicago Avenus Station laat night, Louls J. Koch, one of the notorlous Koch family who were some time avo arrested for robuing the store of Hf, A. Kohn & Co., was yesterday, again arrested for the larceny of some clothing and jew- elry from D. B, Newell, ing Michigan avenuo boarding-house. A warrant is out for Jacob Koch upon the same charge. To-day, atthe South Dirislon Pollce ‘Court, William Tracy and the pang of thieves arrested by Detective Dauder, will como np for trial pon charge of having burglarized the De Golyer safe in the Methodist Church Block, and the safe of W. I, Andrews intho Stewart Block. They are all bad ones, and ought tobe nent up If there fs the Jeaut particle of evidence against them. Kato Teo and Annie Chaderson were nrrested [yeisraagatterncon by Oficer Tapping of American Matrict Tele Fale Company, st the store of Bar- num Bros,, 115 Wabash avenue, for stealing no- tlona from the above-named firm, A number of spoons and other small houee-faroleh- Ing goo ‘erefoundon them which were taken from the store of Merwin Church, 250 and 255 Wa- bash avenue. Sunday evening the residence of 3. F. Engilsb, | No. 149 Woat Lake atrect,’was entered by burglars who gained entrance through « front-door lett un+ locked by 2 member of the famlly who expected to beabsent buta vhort Sue. Rotmmaging the up- per rooms of the house, they guthered together about $540 worth of plunder, coneleting of fine rlotuing, Jewelry, snd silver-waro, ‘Thoy were noticed white making thelr doparture, but not clorely enough to insuro identification. + The $3,000 bondaylves: by George Engen in Jus- tice Pollak’s Court for the appearunce of the three confidence men, ** ited *? Adauis, Hilly Flsb, and W. A. Tripp, was yeaterday the subject of much dia- cussion vofore that Justice, Mr. Werrington, attor- ney for the Northwestern hatiroad, inelattag upon aforfeltare of the bund. ‘Tho bondamen claliued that- the bonds bad been atulen from the Justice's office, and therefore were not in exfutence, but should it be adjadged that o record of those bonds was sufllcient In Itavlf to lusurv a forfeiture, the men would be returned tothiscity, where they aro now supposed to Le, Mr. Herrington was juexorable, and said be would iuslat upon tne forfeltire of the bond In any event. The men Have since been Indicted in Kane County, where tnoy swindled A. I, Lava of $125 un Ernat Boody out of $260. Detectives Ryan and Steele recently arrested Emanuel Marks and William Deal, who has been heard of only a ahurt time ayo for holding up aad robbing 8 man named W. T. Jones upon the corner of Twollth street sud Wubavh avenue, At the timo the arrent wae wade the officers wore not sure ue to what they wanted them for, but yevter- day Dr, J. B, Hell, of No, 480 Dearborn avenue, vielted Central Station and positively tdentiie both asthe men who last Tuesday night entered dls revidence by climbing upa plazza-cuolumn and thence into a chatber-window, ond carrled off about §050 worth of clothing and Jewelry, a report of which was given to ‘Tue Tamexz ‘The inen were noticed by the Doctor as they were escuping, but, not belng armed, he bad sumo hesitancy in following them, A boy whu attempted to give Chase wae brought toa sudden change of mind by two bullete, both of which were fired into the salt, «simply. as indicative of what might follow ‘if the pursuit continued, Dr, Bell was positive of the men, and both winced perceptibly under ble gaze. {twos in- tended to keep therm lucked up for several days in the hope that several other cases might be found agalnst them, but Marke pleaded of, he baving been bereaved of his raother white Wlag I Hoth took changes from Justices Summertic Follsk, and were held in $2,500 ball each to the ‘Oth prozimo, Justice Summerfield yesterday held the follow- ing: Ella Frayne, swindling tue Michigan South. ern Ralic diacharged fur lack of prosecution; James T, Smith, larceny from Gus Anderaun, the man who Keal shot In the lett eye, 8500 to have come to. is was the frat he had ever heard of cept with a prop that injunction wat ten, he svanted all tof $850 for coffee urns at the d $160, The motion to striko out RESOLUTIONS, hibits him from _ gotting fed by surety to the bond, and tli reasonable and proper way, aske this Court to wit! allow him to get the books, if which he 1s ready to net this Court, that that wae ont doubt secure? Ja th who want the name of Ogden avenue trom Twellth street to be enforced? conclusion wi THING; Jet fever were reported at the terday: Noe, 125 Clybourn 24 Shefield avenue, 610 West 4, 10s Cologne, ie4 Sout StH South ey place, LO Weat Polk, Us Fulton, U8G Indiana avenue, 804 Mich- D7 Wesson, 1227 West Hatriaon, 2 at Kinzie, + Shalt Spanner 88 against the surctics. ‘That bein; which I have arrived In this sol 0 Mayoralty, ile Lusl- ‘The law requirea that the jor him tu pot in any time as Meyor, his auratle by the Supe: je Mayor shoud be at least roval indorsed tl Mayor's salary {@ notto be i Tl 6 and 10, 7 between town erganizut Hee manu thot has ‘The principal convulstons, fever, 23 (lust was made ou! aligns it, ond the Supervisor refu uite dountful whether sach a» resolution that more -attention sureties, of course the: unless they were compelled and beon decifed that the consent of to the worth of bonds As stated in Sunday's ‘Tniaune, the rom Ia+ tory where nothing apoes it haa been acted upon, the city officials do not feel Nke r) A Uy 7 : would differ about everywhere. tee a et mre gee Saget | Sle it dana, Hany le thomas | GR er tne et the employes besuught the city atticiale | each ihn the Mouse of Correction: sarah Houpt, | thats that this Cou ay x comal id,’ which being not obisined, they went to the Mouse of Correction) Sarah Houpt, | trae) ein on ia to ba diasolveds poli mi raenasnracaat lin‘ Ge: | ay eet cea 1 he laborers ia case the contractor faile to ooking Berit. | d A, ) ung that re diols iteae at ) O'Neil, . 3. A. $500 to March 3; Dougiae Mc- whipplng ble mother, thirty dave; Mary Simpson and Jobn McGrath, disorderly, ten daya each; dobn A. Talley, robbery of M. Madten, $500 to the 27th; Mayle Foley, alsgrderty, thirty Gaye. Beverpl others, including Allen MeCloua an Court, I think 1 would be Jone, 3, C, Mayes, J. W. Here my ru! what the Inwa are and plas ons. 1 don't | think right ,to Interfere for any OF to ‘have It result in any inmates of @houso of Ii-fame at No, 443 slrect, took changes of venuc to Justice to make some olla, and there received continuances antil to- ut utrect,or choo! could be built there, arrangement whereby y, duatice Scully held Wiliam Hannon, | ludecd, all ka Tight to do in this case is to ‘Their plan, which they have not fullydecidedupon, | for’ stealing a “horee and Guggy belong: | atop theae people, provided the interests of the Is, riefy, that they are to advauce the money | Ing. to soln MeNicuolas,, in $00 bonds | pudlic or taxpayers abe Jeaparded; but if £ fi Deceasary, and take their payin tex-sale certificates | to the Crimlos! Court; Denis iayes, arceny of a} they are not in Jeopardy, can take my hands og, of tua years 1873 and 1874, Tye Comptroller | horse from, C, J. Roberts, of Austin, $500 to tha Criminal, Court; Jobn Gajlagher, holding-up and robbing Andrew Swenson, uf Nu, 2d Sloan atrest, of asilver watch, $700 to the Criminal Court; Gar rett llnyee, larceny of tools from Hvan Howland, of No, 10 Do Puyster street, $00 to the Criminal Court. Juatico Kaufmann lor, wife-Leater, $10 6 Burke, fast driving, $3. ceny of two Iron whecle, $10, to the 1 xlad = te) convert. them = Iuto any plan, ond = though = ove ‘arded Ernest d thirty dayes Bicts John Kosboski, | ates, ick up th d F be ovided for, 2 tot and f omcere f) of officers are plain ani f $500,000 of ty dd bad bal w mind to do! men departed without coming to a conclusion. the books und papers, Ucertainly should make The delegation were re the fact that the SUBURBAN; nosuch order nor anything that would look like taxes of the yeurs 1873 and 1874 were uffected by IRBAN, UU think, therefore, on the whol BM1 300, which the Supreme Court haedccided HYDB PARK. granting of ibe injunction was right, and it should Sunday evening « children's service wae beid at the Baptist Charch, consleting of xonge by the chil- drenand remarke by the pastor, the Rev, James Goodman. + EVANATON. Mlsbop Clarkson, of Nebr s ‘Thursday crening for the it of Bt. Marke Epbecpst Church, Subject; ** Siduey Smith, the Namorlet, the Pailosopher, the Divine." —_—_— , THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC “STEAM- SHIP COMPANY has adopted Weducadoys instead of Saturdays as thelr days of dcparture from New York. In orderto mect the exigencies of the growing trufiic, and to satisfy their increasing patronage among the travcHug public, thia Company has resolved to establish weekly trips on and after April?, from Havre. Besides the elegant ac commodations of the sbipa of this favorite line, it offers the greatest of comforts at sea, viz.t a most refned table, which can only be equaled by the best hotels of Paris. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. Ou our first page will be found the thirty-first annosl statement of the Counecticut Mutual Life- Insurance Company, of Hartford. No company has wore folly the confidence of its members of that of the general public, and‘al) will be glad to see, in these tiacs of Gonucial disaster, the un- doubled evidence of the atrebyth aud soundness of old favorite, ruled, under the boud—— whee Judge Farwell said; will lecture right to Clerk was yesterday preparing elec: Tor the country towne (or the election here, and {t was not uecessary, oppiication nuw¢ Er ing what you wis! fer to modify it with: reference to some particular action {ntended than to use more general language, infght ralee a quarrel hereafter ag ta whal yout it is mot intended to pre- I never said that, a BEATEN AGAIN. Ee ee epe inicea deter a GUNN—Ia thle city, Sunday, Feb. 25, Vira, C. W. Gunn, aged 8 years nnd 11 months, meral survices nt the residence of lier son-ine Albert Keep, No, 713 Michigan-av., ‘Tu Her remains will be taken Ean hare the tight to do, yent your taking legal steps. have noobjections to vourmakling them a8 fora mandamus. Judge Farwell Sits Down on Mike ur . RICHARDSON—At hie residence. No. 31 Gold. an application f 4£., on the morning of Feb. 20, D. B. Iichardion, a Mr. Herrick—Ti ‘he unly point there fs thia: that this fs brought against the Count, and Evans jointly, upon the theory that they propuse to act inconcert. Of courac, any le proceeding Instituted other, in which the publle could take any part, hardly be withto the spirit of the {njunc fon. Judge Farwell relternted his desire that coun- sel should oxpress what they desired at another tine In writing, and. remarked that, if the facts presented wera reasonable, Aud Refuses to Dissolve the Injunction Concerning the Books. Vineral from his late residence on We Frienils of the family { #377 Vermont and Minnesota papers please copy, MARS—Feb. 20 inet, at tho residence 400% Wabash-av., Ceceli ar, ‘28th inat., at2p, m, of rearlet fever, Duta,’ and M.A, Newell, tged Lo'elock p. m, the one against son-in-law, No. me Slight But Molds Ont Some 8! ght Hope of relate jean Mors NEWELI—Feb, 26th youngest daughter of Syears 8 montha and 3 STEWART—Sundns, ‘Thomas and Llizaber! from residence, ny, at L o'clock. Judge Farwail had an audience vesterday afternoon of yery much the same make-up as that which has been in his court-room of late— M.W. Fuller, John J. Herrick, a few other lawyers who dropped in aut of incre curiosity, and the [rrepressible “By Dang’ with his crowd of hangers-on and sympathizers, The moying power which called this assembly to- gether once more was the prospect of ndevislun on the mofion to dissolve the injunction, and Judge Farwell lost no time in squaring himnscif onthe bench and In getting down to work. The following is his decision, which, It will be seen, again leaves Mike ont in the cold: } . In this matter of the application of Kyans, Col- lector of South Chicago, to ditsolve the Injunction which was allowed by the Court some time ago on the application of Henderson and others, tax-pay- era, $n which the counsel were hoard on Satarday, T have looked the matter over, and will announce the view I take of ftand the conclusions which I at which Supervisor Lincoln’ did, although perhaps the latter was right. visor's duty to attend to this matter, and the Judge did not wish to say anything about it. It was the Court's discretion that was culled Tle had to act on his ylew of the cae, and that was the question he still had to consider, whether the public and the taxpayers woul! be protected by this bond. And so {t was left, with the understanding Mr. Fuller is to make an application ina for a modification of the injunction, judge Farwell bad dcilvered his opin- fon, o TatnuNR reporter encountered Miko Evans, who had stood leaning up avainst a door while the decision was being delivered. [oe looked dissppoiuted and crestiallen, Said the rter: * What will you do next!” ow, by dang.” “Will you let the matter reat, or go etitl fur- “T don't know, by dang, what I will do.” And then he went to consult with bis attor+ ney, Mr. Fuller, CANADIAN NEWS, The Whote of Nova Scotia Intensely Excited by a Judtctal Declslon—The Erosent Seal of Legal Walue—Other Tt was the Super- ‘Cara to Oakwo fricnda are Invited to attend, jana panera please copy, «IUDAH—At Philadelphia, si 1877, of apoplexy, Mart Judah, Of M.H, Julai, of this clty, Cincinnatl and jaturday, Feb, 94, » Aged 07, father ry. mphls (Tenn.) papors MATTES—On Sunday, Feb. 25, at his lato res. oin-aY., After A long and ge. ness, one of oar oll settl Batter, In 72d year of hia age, Funeral T Of the faintly are inv UNKEY—At 345 Carroil-av., Feb. 26, Mabe anghter of derome snd Mary Trunkey, age, rears ant U inonthis, uneral from realdence Wednesday at 114, m, TOGERS —Un Monday afternoon, the 20t1 at her late residence, No. 132 Loomis-at,, Be wifo of F. W, IH, Rogers, in tho U2d yi er age, Kalle of fone! At 1:90 o'clock, THE MAIN GROUND UPON WHICH THIS INJONC- ‘TION WAS ALLOWED— perhaps I might say the only ground—war that here were property interesta atatake, cither of the ublic or of thetax-psyers, becansecourteofequity do not In any ordinary case interpore to direct ofl- cers how to conduct themselves—that is, what to do or what not to do—uniess i some property right. or interest ot stake which requires thelr interposition Injunction, “It was then stated, and appeared, there was danger that the County Clerk woula the warrant and papera necesuary for the collect of taxes to the Collector withont bis producing thy proper boud, properly approved, and I enjoined the Connty Clerk from handing over suc: docu- mente, and the Collector from receiving thet nd, properly approved, owed, it seein from the pa- pera now before me, that the defendant, Evans, nas made efforte through the courts to have hie lond gpproved; that two applications have been made tu the common-low dudges of thie Court for a mandemos to have ile bond approved by the Town Clerk and Supervfeor that he might get hie books. Those appllcat! were denied by the Court who heard thent, Ni the defendant comes Intu thls court that he hos done evoryttting which isin his power to do,—everything which, by the rulings of the Judgen of this Court who hed tho mandatnus pro- cvcuings before them, he was under any obligation to do,—and that the Supervisor, cause, refused to approye the bond which be has reenter and he therefore is not enabled fo get these hooke, at Icast withont this injunction shall be ‘dissolved, . which pro+ fr. « (Conn. ) papers please cop: POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, Aanectal ning rie Chee oe anecinl mecting of the Chicago Union ¥. iecalled for culeevening ft, bi cert their eluberoom, Grand Paclne, Hotel. endance of every memibor In deatred, as inatiers demand thelr preeenoe. scptlioad the Province of No Spejal Dispatch to The Tribune.” Hauirax, Feb. 26.—Sume excitement exists among lawyers over the question ralsed In the Bupreme Court relating tothe precedence of Last year the Nova Scotia Government appointed a number of Queen's counsel, giving them precedence over counsel appointed by the Governor-General in 1872. One of the latter fs contesting hisright to prece- dence, and showed that the documents appolnt- {ng the local Goyernment Queen's counsel were under an old seal of the Province, and not under the seal established by the proclamation of Her The Judges eatd the matter Queen's counsel. ‘ifth-ay. and Fifti OPPOSITE TIE CATHEDRAL, again and says Majesty in 1309. was of so much “ would take, time ty ‘This new and elegant hotel, condncted on the Fa Topean plan, with a Cufsine of unsurpassed excellence, anit at peices in harmony with the tines, ts now open fortho reception of guests, elther permanent or tra Ment. Situation one of the facat tn the city, and with. in five minutes! walk of the Grand Central Depot, Grent care has been taken with the ventilation, best. ‘The dressing-roome fp this havee, contatning bath and tollet appolntmente, are entirely acparate, thereby avoiding the ercape of newer or utter poisonous gates Into the aleeping upartments, GAL FULLER & CO. AUCTION SALES. By WM. A. BUTTERS SCO REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE., 60 Rolls Carpeting, White Granite aud Yelloy Ware, Table Cntlory, Groceries, and Wooden Ware. Wednesday Morales, Fob. 28, nt 10 o'clock, At Butters & Co.‘a Auction looms, 119 & 120 Wabasb-sr, 800 PACKAGES Assorted Glassware, fat 10 o'clock, at oor prepare judgment. worthlesancss the seal may have on other documents bearing it Is a question causing much speculation. ‘The matter was brought up in the Legislative Aetembly this evening. After some discussion the Provinclal Secretary promised to lay before tho House all papers and correspondence with the Imperial Government {n connection with bond fs approved, He says that the Supervisor te unrearonable in the view which -ho takes as to the amount of the surety, or the abliity of tha’ if ho would acting would approve the bond which he bow prevented, and therefore he idraw its, injunction, and to Jog, and plumbing, he can got them, claiming that the bund which he bas Jendered, abondantly: cure the public; and that, therefore, there aro no property totereste at stako'In the thatter, Tintimated, on the hearing of the argumente in To the Western Associated Press, Tononto, Feb. 2,—A special trom Tollfax enya a question of precedence having arisen be- tween certain Queen's counsel, on affidavit was read {n the Supreme Court Saturday ectting forth that the scal attached to the commission of the Queen’s counsel appointed by the local Government was not the great sen! of the Province, but an old seal ordcrea returned by the Imperial Government in 1809, of the loval Government admitted the Goyern- ment had been using the old seal, The Court expreased astonishment at such contempt for her Majesty's authorized and expressed oplus fon, and sald all acts requiring the great ecal done aloce 1869 were totally vold. This state of affairs Ieaves Nova Scotia without 9 Parliainent and without a Government, with all grants of Inarriage Mcenses and consequently marriages, co:mmissions sluce The greatest ‘excitement prevails iu conse- quence. The ChicfJusticc, after intimating it uire Imperial legislation to rectif\ the Court for ten days ipectal Dispatch to The Tribune. Montneat, Fev. A opened at the end, have been found under the occupled by Postmaster re dressed to parties in tne village. Intense indig- Unat the Pustinaster. es are investigating the matter, fal Dispatch to The b, 2.— senator ‘THE PRINCIPAL QUESTION— perhaps the only queation.—which 1 care ‘now to consitiers an to whether the pnblic and the tax] ers won!d be undoubtedly secure ff he wore a} ed to go forward and succced in th he would ike to do—that Js, to get the books and papers upon using Me bond which he has already Presented to the Supervisor, and which be refuses toapprove, That ia tho main question nov, and, perhaps, the, only question worth about. {f this injunction were dissolved and he should succeed {n getting from the County Clerk these books, upon presenting this Lond without the approval of the Supervisor, the public nnd the taxpayers m1 ¢ hope of what while to tulk Wednesday Mornl satesrouns, 114 TALUAB &CO., Auctioneer. LE PROPERTY To bo Sold Without Reserve. ‘We are inatracted to announce the sale at public act! on Weduerduys ab, 9 neat ne Ht lock ue es vai aillery: bulldings, sxttires wd md, Hitunted at tbe ec inamount, not only as to the abilit: ties, Unt, more than that, would it be awagainst the puncipel and the surotie: have looked at the matter read over all the authorities that were counsel, and examined the statute, and given the watter my best couslderation, aa fur oe and my, ability would enable me to do, hich L have arrived at is this ip not a qdestion gree from dificulty as to WHETUER THR BOND WOULD BE GOOD FoR ANY- Matter, adjourne pretuises, a comnpleta rossing of the Chicag enne! separately or toxet! byt UTIs & CO, AUCH ven by es Auctioneers Ue 900 LOTS STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, Woolens, Clothing, Ladies? Clonks, Shawls, Hosiery, Mats, Caps, Straw Gootls, Boots and Shoei, OUR REGULAR TRADE BALE, Thursday Morning, March], at 0:20, At #alesrooms 116 & 120 Wabash-av. ‘The stock wiit embrace full lines of desirable goods 10,000 yards HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES ‘Of the nicest and most suowy patterns. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers, By G. P. GORE & CO, 68 and 70 Wabash-ar. REGULAR TRADE SALE, Tuesday, Feb, 27, 9:30 a.m. DRY GOODS. A MARKED SPECIALTY IN HOUSEHOLD LINENS. CARPETS---1 o’clock p.m GEO. P, GORE & CO,, Auct'rs. Our Second Large Spring Trade Sale Boots, Shoes® Slippers ‘Will bo mado WEDNDS: wats and will i o VERY BEB' sonable goods. Wo ahsll also close 01 balance of the stock of JACOB LAW: RENCH, Boot and Shee Deolor, Satal dy Monday, Uaraiansee tee Yeo. Pe GONE & 0, FOURTH ANNUAL SALE FOR THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, | On THURSDAY, March 1, at 0% o'clock, f claimed Merchandise, UV, GORE & CO. J By BLISON, POMEROY & C0y Auctioneers, $i and BY Nanda)purst- For Tuesday, Feb. 27. at 9:30 0. Dy AT OUR STORES, New Parlor Sults, New Chamber S' General Housebold Goods, Carpe chandis a ELI ih Noor of a house lated tion whitch ould that that ts a, question whic: goad lawyers would | floor of a house tatel dider about, which good Judges would differ about, which courts mizht disagree upon; thatit jenot a clear caee that that bond would be ood at oll ag he decision at t, of coursa It contd not be expected from the view which 1 have taken In thle case from the beginolng that it would be proper for we to disvolve this injunction, Iway now, having arrived at (bis conclnsion, but n single word us to the view I take of Sule question. Oftice authorl Tribune, 3 Read ‘introduced bill into the Upper House making !t iNegal to joaded pistols. He proposes to finpusa a tue of from $10 to $10 for violation ot tho act. UNSOLDIERLY BRAVES. ‘Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Leavenwontu, Kau, Feb. martial in the case of Lieut. Conner, of the ‘Twenty-third Infantry, which bas been sitting foravme time past, bas adjourned... The sen- tenco will be promulgated {n a few daya by Gen. Pope, Another court-martial is altting in the case of Licut. Taylor, of the sntne regiment, charged with being drunk when on duty, This. regiment bas only been stagloned at Ft. Leaven- worth for a few months. This afternoon, four United States prisoners confined in the mill- tary prison at Ft. Leavenworth overpowered the quard and cavaped. They took with them two or three guns, which they forced from their keeper. ‘The military are tu-night scouring the city und vicinity, wud are Lopeful of recapturing by a] roperly presented by the Collector fe tle roperly executed), tu be approved jor and Torn Clerk for the town; tilat tho Town Supervisor shail then, or ag soon ag 20,—The court- possible thereafter, Mle such Loud with wuch ap- hereon ‘In the office of the Hte- corder, who sail record the whole, including the oath, and keep it tn auch a book to bo tho parpuse, and wher recorded it whall be died in the uflce of: the County Clerk by the Itecorder, eafd bond, when vo Gled, shall be 8 Hien againet tho real estato of such ‘Town or District Collector nntit he ball have complied with all the conditions thercof, “Now, here f# a bond which the ollicer of the town, who may be safd to represent the Inter- fat of the towa pecullarly, ~tuo head oficer of he jon, the supervisor,—not merely doca nut approve, ‘but refuses to approve, tho perwn who 1s to, approve ie 8 He ie the repreaentative of tho town Inte more pecuillariy than any otlier person. oud tecpresentod to him aud. the ‘Town Clerk for thelr approval. as ‘Town Clerk eee Without hte approval iudorsed upon it, COULD RE MADE A LIEN UPON THE REAL ESTATE of the Collector, The Necorder hav no right to re- corda bund which ta not proverly approved, has no businese in tho Recorder's ollice, a sult wero to be brought upon the bond ayal aidn't want to pay It . _INSA Speciat Diepates to The Tribus, Donegox, Iu., Feb. 21.—Mr. James Welsh, who was revently acquitted after an imprison- ment of several tnontha for shooting bis father- ju-law, Michacl Dugyan, last cvening brought Als wife to this clty tobe taken to the Insane Asylum. Mrs, Welsh began to show aymptome of Josonity about the thine of her husband's i has since'been growing worse, ond lay she grew so violent that her husband, babe, brought her ‘the approving Officer may be presumed in the ubsonce of testl- muny, and that it may be considered as sate: wut It, In this [e not tha! ‘Vhie isa case where a bond ia offered aud J will hottake It, Jt iv not good, and { rofuse to have the bond. Lnow think its very serious question whether the sureties would be bolden for euch nd. It fe a matter shut courte ond lawye AY, Fob. 28a TP and mont set for the life of the here oud bud the Sherlif take her {n charge. ————————— THE WINDSOR. It really coste less to live st the Windsor Iotel, on Fifth avenue, between Forty-sixth and Forty- seventh atreete, New York, than to hire s house and provide tho tuxuries which are supplied to thele guests, There are very many wealthy faml- il themselves of the comforts of tt hotel, There tv alwaye a caro attending the detaile of housekeeping, and what with rent ang furnl- ture, servants’ hire, and table expenscs, it ls econ- omy to patrantse thie palatial home. It cannot be surpassed, ond is seldom equaled, # a SWIMMING, ONE OF THE PALMER HOUSE LUXURIES. Sinco Dr, McChesney completea and opencd his new medica! bath to the public, his immonse Swimming-Bath, like bis Turclsh, Russian, and Electric Bathe, have become fanious, oe . MADE FROM THE FRUIT, Purchase and wee none but Dr, Price's Special Plavoring Extracts, made from the frnit, contain ing thelr natural and delicate taste. a PIANOS FOR RENT, A large assortment of superior upright and square planog, constantly on hand, for rent at very low tales, Second-hand planos closing out at great bargains. Lyon & Healy, State and Monroe streets. VX do more than jons upon which that the anretlea , and tudo any- racticabie to hold them. Adon’tthink that fa the province of thie . TRAYRLING BEYOND MY DOTIRG lscretion If I attempted by my orders and in sueh vases to substitu an Shey can goon and do the best they can, bt to collect under the bund, doubtful question, 3 don't feal av} fore, to go off into these ulde-cut_ expedit! attumpt to get up conditions aad Arran; which the public may be secured, is All these By JAS, P. MCNAMARA & 117 Wabast-ny,, N, W. cor. Madlaon-# BOOTS AND AT UESDAY MORNING, Feb. 27, First-class Mne of New Coods, Childeen's and Mt eS dt di clear." It might lool se SHOES teanes: T approved of the pounyy Clerk's nr. = ‘at 0:30 o'clor! als, Beata & Gore Auctonee RADDIN & CLAPP, AUCTION AND COMMISSION BOOTS & SHOES, 63 ond 85 Wabash-av., ‘Will offer a large line of new Seasonabl just received, on ‘uosday, Fob, 37,10 9. Mm —— By L. MOSES & CO. Auctioueere, 25 Eant Washington-st- Tuesday, Feb. 27, abo:c0a m, large saleot DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND CLOTHIND, Including alice of Alpecas and Casbmer’s. - Bot ba diesolved. The motion ie therefore over+ Mr. Fuller was going to say something about his Honor having considered whether they could Roeel'a F2ppaead Aquaria, Aprojeet of M, Toselli for a grand aquarium at the Parls Exhibition to 1878 is elven iu Lee fe The aquarium will be formed of an on the bottom of which will aDks, aquatic plants, Around the caso will be several galleries, by which the public msy walk and view the ioterior You visit first the M. Toselll’s * marine mole,” or diving-bell, go down end cowe up inde- pendeutly of any cord or air-tube, Then you go down tothe four lower lon, From the interior of bis mole, M. Tosellt Mluminates the water at the bottom with au showing distinctly the rocks, ysters, and variuus zoupbytes, He-will also exbibit tu use the various grasping instruments and organs of locomotion connect- t loaded with elght or tea tons of stone will be suuk from tho surface, and M. Toaclii will recover it by a pueutuatic met. without cords or chains. be capable of contatuing four persons who may wish€o make a descent Iu it. “Yes, and that ts a proper thing for me to do, You have a remedy to compel the Supervisor to approve this bond, If In the law be ought todo it You havo tried that-twice, You bave a uatic animals. APPLY TOR 4 MANDAMUB againet the County Clerk to compel him to give the books and papers, {f you have such docu- inents as entitle you tothem. But perhaps you wouldn't succeed in that, elthough that is nob for me tosay. If any modification is necessary tu enable you todo that, J should propose to modify it.” But to take my bands off aud to al- Jow you to do all you might du without the or- der of the Court Would uot be proper. have already had two mandamus pre thls Court without any application being made leries iu succes~ electric Mbt CELEBRATED throug! the Lujon--expresac ed withthe mole. A Tie marine wole wi yao tits MER, Contes toner, Chicaszo, modlfication for avy such legal proceedings, ou g proper application, if I see no reason why it abould not bc grauted, 7 will crant ft."? Mr. Fuller—Would your Honor consider an eee ee Ree pirical aloes oe adore SEEN Gash paid for fugue volw yIS—Feb. 24, at the revidence or, eptiry, (brat Mra, J. Harvey, 80 Artealau- i J. H. Koowles, R. x. and Jennie, third Gangates vf the late Joba Beavis, 3, ‘bolb of Chrcuge. dye Forwell—I think it would save time and trouble for you to present a petition: stut- » Bud thea | will modify the