Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1877, Page 8

n R TR T TG N o) e P OGS IR R et ; ~ " T AGL JABUSE: - : ¥ . he Tornred oty the_nest dag, “on acconnt of tha | in entire accont with the praject, but that theg did | ons throuch the death of the sictim transpired 3 W BARMTT'S TOILET S0AP. THE C]_r]_‘ Y f{:flfl'{{.n:'nh\'fr-fiu;:;&‘f\'i',.‘xrflni-f;,'fi'im{'w"x:f. e ia itk Mo wan arrested and | not havo the means or power fa arey it ont, Their | weckn ago Sundue st So, 100, Serth Feffe INSURANCE. S e ST = 4 iz wer to ap) olnt aids : Brought into his ofiice, and Royne wanted him to | oninion was that tegiaintion swas necessary to sceure | mteeet, hat war 1honght so alioht at the time that b ) | U P Dt "o b, asked ly Tlenry Gevene- | glve bona o anewer, contenting that he should | this imrosemont, T notice was faken of it elther by the presa ar by i i GENERAL NEWS banm, who waa appainted a_special committee for aamnmuu- I;V}In‘;\'lnzumrln\' 5 \fl\;nn" hf:mw:‘r:‘v'. Hltl‘lom!é‘l"nu.-u(‘rw.' 3:«"“ ‘::::Ln:\?f‘a ol'n e ‘!fim:\»fl!c‘:’hn "ln"’ ;lrlupflllh':‘l”r: rg:(’n'!n ‘n‘\:‘,‘ 5 " i B 2 arpne Mr. ieal the caxe mizht be dieminsedunon the 0 the abatament of the nnisance w s A e 3 = iR e, (o wrie 8 Bting pocm, which he wil e Of osta. These contn woramuie wp it | o Saere deve | mado bl sept, afier an | she (o oy e Cler, St not Res“tl_ts °°f5“;n‘g;3“€ Eli‘f;mlna' ave taken ap thele ‘omm , | Commissloner's fees. istrict-Attorney's | elaborate description of the situatlon of these | the low d en at she har re y ol e cago ' Ll . 'T'l?,.'.‘f,',.""d'é‘fie" e 3 b e ‘;‘,{'.‘:fi“" Saturday erening, | o raal s fees, D A araeanr | homder ro slaborate n fact. that anvbody whohas | boen, waeu feiand of & Mee. Schiager, residing 8t Hon g0 Lt i i i NEWSNOYS' HOME o 30 chch, &3, Tota, 827,04, Theao feesnre | not smelt them can_casily hunt them nr;mu +ihe ahove namber. They quarrolid abont suwme- Mr. B. F. Colver, recently appolnted occessor | oo pooey of Directors of the Newaboya' ltoma | llowed by faw. Toyne rmye ho Al not eollect | venting much rightcoan fndiznntion on the anb- | thing yenrs ago. and sinee thon Mrs, Ealmer has. to MrL T, . Tyndale, as Warchonse Ttegistrar | RO ST RITINRTY meeting yesterday af- | thems ho neser doct; that It b ‘Marehal's busi- for the Chicago Department, took formal posses- | ternoon in the pariora o"lhu uo?m-, on Quincy | ness. In Phil's opinton, Frlllmu‘r‘m. l‘v,eclnl?;:uu& elon of tho place yesterday morning, s stroet. Thers were present: l;irl::rldt::( i‘l‘e-elrfi' gfl;z:“lx:flré;un:& “l:‘I:i:‘Y}l"l‘:p,:‘V;' en let o Tho boys of the Boston Square-Deallng Base- o rflll:?enl'l":ndqj“tf ek, and Meadames Judge DEPUTT-MARSUAL WATERMAY, Ball Clab. sre clothed 1n sackcloth and sshes on [ Jooth, o, . Stead, M. K. Clark, T. W. Daster, | the tigray-halred man. ' derios having used the Ject; and after etating Dr. DeWalf's position in the matter amd the legal questions involy- cd,—all of which has been gone over time and again,—tho rmun rtated that many. of the owners in e vicinity were prose vlieltea het overy time she gnt glarlonsly drank, and has thumped her terribly ench time, She wade snch o visit on tho day mentioned, was arrested, fined $25, and in’defanit went to tho lHomso of = Correction. — Yesterday, If It Cannot Stralghten+Up Things by Thursdny, It Must Shut Up. Mrs, Schlager, who hag not left her bed ainco the ating the work of filling up the mim"“ Fiabbiics Aest .la-;hu rcted, andnasw oTers to the 7 e o ranidentawonld eontribnts | day of the afialr, began to fall raptdly. lerat- | The way some {netitotions are and havo beon ran | funiie The FINKENT TOILET NOAP in the acconnt of tho Charlee Gonengo & Cate nine, who | and I CO0EC, o0y the miamtes that at the e ned to i, e e sty | fn 8 fand towardn Siling them ap; and that the B saiclo. DF. Davin, #ald thnt ahould she | 1a pecallarly developed in the elopement of . W, aria o e irest g vegetasi. ot e intiS e taun and ralled over them to the tobe of 26 | | 1tappesred ineadine whe misutee, Wab At 106 | L8 My Bouee) and acked him If bowas ot go- | Fark, Commiscioners, b Rrapiee BELmiiLey % | dia the beatiog Mrs. Pamer gave hor was alons | Clapp, the Sccrotary of the Chicag Life-Insur. | monwacturé. L TeRa e & Tenuested 1o be relleved of | Ing lorettle the cotts. Frilimann repled that he haul tho and from the park hore for this pur- | the eauss of her death. Ex-Policcman William C. Sweot yesterday presented 2o Jud, his cares, and that at the adjonrned meeting the | hod patd tho tag and that was enongh. Waterman ot oot et s | g o4 o AR GRS | P it "y e “necof hor antles a Tenslon Agent. The dudgo | KECB I E0tTFSL 000, Aiam, - i B orement would have to, —that he must yo betora e, ‘and angrented the sppolntment of a commit- eq of five to rolicit Aubscriptions for flllln;ilnrl the submerged street ends one foot abovo high water mark, the work to commence as woon ag 3250 are ance Company, It is one of the most glaring casce of misplaced confidence that has ever been shown up. Here, in the heart of o grent metropolis, is an Dier toul It npon himself to hont nun Mcs. Paliner, the Injnred waman being one of his_tanants, 1ast evening he marched her into the Weat Madison Btreet Station, where she will be held to await re- For Use in the Narsery it Has No Equal Worth ten times |ta cost to every mother and hmllx in Chriatendom, Samplo box, contAining 3 cakes of Iasurance corporation, It has ostensibly a enpltal oved it, and the docament was mailed for | The Sceretaty annonnced tnag Mre, Forsythe had | Jloyne and hare the caso ecttled insomoway, | snbscribed. Tho report was adopted. and the | suits, of sub.ooo.mNow In Chicago and u{herc:’tln ourices eacl, sent frea o any adress on recclpt of 71 Wirhington senterdas. e enknd that iz, Runte | \hen he pad the money he mado no complaiat, commitin srntiine o sollle svscigilons anf | Tiale tant eventng o German, named Charies | §L%, ometbing marvelous i the way ths cast EeIEE Aure . ! R Timann threo A 5 : ‘The temperature yatoriay. as obterved by a- :’;‘,’,‘“RJ’:;’,’;‘,“'.“,,’,‘,‘:.‘,“.’d“fi{iuf'fiu entlemin bim: | Waterman 1478 b eee, and Mloyne adis that his FULLEITON AVENUR CONDUIT. 2ot int "an " altorcation with soma peson | tal sabacription ls manipulated. The compiny Is B.T.BABBITT,NBWYOI‘kOlty D B, cgrecn;, 10 8. ., | thal hio wouid continue to contral the Home, Pecoiection a hat fo waent that tme bonnd ovet | e, Chase, of the Committes appointed tostady | 3% Fjpiene uskonn, gt the comer of 3 jwing | duly orguniced, lncorporated, and raceires B et e T o o Moy 3 e . )01 ] nt of LU 1! m . A 18, TG HT D P ras; Dafeue e e ety i oo MisyChit. [foe trial, bt mas. [2h, STAupmh B BE D e e tuls il pollute fae 1ako watcr, aud | -recelved ent acroes’ the neck teaching from the cerlificats from tho Becretary of State permitting eteratRa. m., 2.8 . M., 20, " 8 3 tated that Mr. Tirentano Intends laying the ear to the ehin, which, however, is not very doep, fore the President. 18 to transact the business for which It was organ- Tr, M. 8, Marray attended him, and rays ho Is 1zed. ¥Tho capital is taken by Smith, Jones, and w ing school for the boys, and _that the Atnmeeling of the Barbers' Aseoctation, held o hathcnchool was flontishing. with Increated at- Af %0 to remanatrate agalnst the pollation fogho e e Ene. Sherman House, Mr. Brodt was | tendance and intercst. Last Snikiay there wero Coancl), asked further time to report. Tle dal that two I:lemben of ;‘ne'coqulnluefin;n;' not yot ;2‘, ;ingmu;:;lfi gm'fifix'lfig?"fnheu'i:«?%'-'l Ke'::g Brown. The former takes one-fourth, one-half, A PERFECT TO]LEP s0 AP od Viee: 3 tl i , . repared o ro s for himeelf, he had soon } 2 e it e AR R | ERt e RS | onp onotena soane, | WREEATR S SR IGE | ERabibien, e uE BN | B e , embe! % CN 0% THE T 11 CO! 1 3 i it h R meinher DLiBe AnosAlion T O e e il v ihe Tlome was sbost to am‘,"“:',:“,cfl,,".“:,m:, IeavTy, Ciica- | #o dilated as not O e 3r Ctso didn's | Sound tho doctor han refused o allow him to talk. | they give notes, which they promlee to pay,—per- want any dilution in hfs. Mr. Kadleh expresned somo very atrong apaiona agalnist pumping this mass of flth into tho lake, ‘Nccording 1o his den, Mr. Chesbroughy was alio- gether wrong in bis opinjons on thia snhject. Mr. Collyer explatned Mr. Cheabraugh's fdess abont pumping wilh the cnrront, the decroasa in the fith tief the pnmping hnd commenced, cte., ne proviously act forth in an interviow with Mr. 1lence the polics have been unablo to leatn the cause of tho nasanlt or who his assailant was,—at least this ls what the polico ray. TIIE CITY-IIALL. First among the requisites of the tollet fa & good Articlo of 8oap, but to procure {t I not always an casy matter. . Many of the most exnensive Foaps In the mar- Kot are made from coarae and delétoriows materials and their delicats coloring and fragrant perfumo too ofton copcenl the most repulaive fmpurities. The diaclosurcs recently made public regarding this subject'aro posts tively startling, and doserve serious consideration. commence anew, aa it were, it wera desirabie that s o, Fitegeeald, of \hore ntecedents DOWNE | Il old indebtedriess shonld be cleared away. | Tho | 7 "'““",;‘3’-":‘,‘173-‘ T?‘,;:“E‘;:::‘;';:‘xl Chleaps tien, charged With collecting money to defray tho institution owed 2,000, of which $1,500 should centng 5 o Berint exponees of the cliild of an ndigent family, | be pald at once, The Board had had solicitors | eveninzpaper to create slarm y reporting the prov. B Goiigent Tamily is anid o beamyth, Itis | busy tryingto ralee the amnount of the llvflclm‘- able advent of an epldemic of cholera the coming Said tho woman has played the trick before. 1t had oceorred to him that perhaps 1t Wold bo | oq50n bavo so far succceded that several Inquirice " % better to defer for ono week the hearing of the res . h Xing Sdvice ax o the he denthe Tast week numbered 160, An Incrense | Sons of thase sollciing mombers, At that Umo | lisvo been mado by citlzens Arklng Bd7ES ot N proviews. week, and of 2 the cor- | [uare might be n iarger attendance of Directors, | propricty of removing thelr famflies from the city haps, naver. These are secured by morigago on reat estate, the Interost of which gocs, not to the c«mpun(. batto tho r:my making the morigage. "Then, if the property Is Inadequate, thero may be a kick. but gonnmlly thera 18 not, This aystem of subscribing for stock wmay bo well encugh, bnt it is s {raud upon its face, becanze Intorost, w uld to genaral fand Fifteen new cases of, and one death from. scar- Tot fover wero reported ot the Health-Office yes- | Of the corparation - goes - 1o he | PcentedSosps are now known to be extremely objes- responding week In 1870, ‘There wero 80 males tle their exertions conld be donbled to . The misreprescntations of the Chenbrough, published In this paper, b Tndividusl stockholder instead, Nor {n thinail. tfonndle, enpeclally If Appiled to the head: Injuring tha TCPIRE NESK A2 hartied and 101 single, AC: | secomenien. tho e e that €uodth | soencmentione: ue wminen "Tho Prosldent remarked that, wiile Mr. Chos- | torday. po- and 191, ol R‘nlhollofl( l:uL:L'(en."Avldomlhnnd‘echred‘and clientn were tho cause of the death of ¢ same feaity actuslly produces two profits. ‘cash subacribod, Thie ls claimed to bo as good s cash, but it has thus fa caso, fatled to show itsclf such. The _Chicago Life-Inaurance Company com- menced buelncss in that way. Fora few yearsit bair, trritating the scalo, and Induclng severs heads aches, The charactet of the ingredients may be fnferred from 1he statement of & gentleman who makcs the roenting of Boans his buntnena; ho recently deciarad that persons eneaged in tuis employment wers shors-lived; trom seven to ten years betng the longest perlod duri) o herbeoupailon conid be follomsts ¥ abova-mentioned paper as Lo the present sanitary bl 1d ba found to raies the cn- Plexy, 43 cholern infantam, 15 convalsion EuldLAbe Rgaplo could be (o iy been sup. | condition of Chicago are beat exhibited by the tol- Ecurlet ever, 22; pneumonta, 07 phiblats, 17 Teribed. £ sai it wit eitied |ow|ngumnpnnm$cdbym; nnu:n?;m?m at military hendquarters in | = The suggestion was adopted, an ccided | of the City of New Yark for the week ending June thir iy m“e'gn’fa'ém‘g‘"-lfin'? }n!t’lnnwl Yith lblnn'nl mly ';'f‘_:f":gf‘ggg ;‘;‘;“;‘gfl“‘}fmgfl" Wednesday, | 10, 1877, and which gives the number of deaths And houeet “‘,“f;"“!fi;‘,‘f"‘gm';‘;;, obglag anlicind; | Yol sakmmndm‘r, report wa presented. 1t| anit rate of mortality In various American and for- brough was a good suthority on_cogincering, hls apinfone on stinks and drinks were not entitled to fall and enttro credence. [Langhtcr.| . Prusoing, while characterlxini tho plen a3 & merg innkoshift, sald the gentlemen ought not to complain a4 long as_they couldn't do any better. | lie nlso cxplained Mr Ches- The City-Tiall employes wero pald June salaries yesterday amonnting to $16,000, They are easy about the Fourth. The employes of tho Public Library,drew thelr etipenda for Juna labor yesterday. The amount of Y the roll wans $1,027. worked -mwthlI enough. Clapp waa its msnager r"’l‘n":“s?f"x‘""f procuringa perfectly pure or tlolo of ¥ ty-noven boys in the | elgn cities, according to the Intest weckly returns brongh's plan in referencs to pump- and englnecr. It paid from somowhere in 1870 or | 2ot PReR ' a5t nbviated, howaver, thanks to the ;;‘t"(kl’-(:l"‘ :3&’?53‘.’3ii!"’é‘u5"’;1':":“&.'{5",.1.?.‘.}1‘?.2; “‘:x::d ’l‘l::elxh;c':so‘:fmcl;fi: 'nnm and due I:nlsi (excepting in the casc of Milwaukee and l’nunon' inj both ways, and besought = the Threo cnses of small-pox ware reported to tho | 1871 ¥ enterptise lr}d chemical skiil of Mr, Ii 1 whete tho retarns aro for the month of May): gentlemen to examine the facts and study the pro- i vi health ofiicinla yesterday. ‘Theyars at Nos. 407 New York, tho world.reno eectn un‘.cm) ‘to some, since fick and happinessat | for the past month had been 1110, which wi b 3 T 7 3 d Boap Man b 5 PEN CENT SEMI-ANNUALLY hose |1 tabliahs "fl hy far t! T o {bats fur tho pravious munt, and 1o Fe- Anmar Hrset workings of tho nysiom before ihey con- | and 447 Paulinasirect and No. 247 West Divislon | 1o ity atockholders. ALY o awim: | BN b eiica Batek s oo of - Hamniee home will not bleud weolt ugether: elnia 8350, received from the boys And_boardere, dteath Deathe | demned it.s sireet. rnay“Then eommenced the ti of war. Tiard | yarieusproductiont i for many yeara been Bk s, Georpe A, 1. Diaker, who recently graduated | “The Hoard then adjournud fo the day moted Tooutas 000 ail The Commitien wab Foad forthor e, Forty-elght thourand dollaes was Invasted yes. | times, competition, and bad management began to suminped, bub biu lasess ucoend i¥, UiS, Ropraprinte with houors from the Law College, and has since | above. tton, teing. equden, u" waa then decliled o have tho meetings of the | yerdny with the Comptroller In rovenue timo war. | tell, Tho loss of business mattorod nothing, The | Arter vearsof ‘Patient Iabor and aclentinc experimenty been licensed to practice by the Snpreme Courty THOTEL ARRIVALS, am 21,48 a1 nll:fl on the nr|||. Th;u -1g.nlmd of the Gt | yants’ drawing intetost at tho rata of G per cent. | Atockholdera ot their ennual 10 per cent and Clapp | Mr. DBANRITE han succeeded in perfecting tha compoats elt last evening ERronc, . it @Grand_ Picific—The Ttey. A. Fiper, lavelandy ! s Comptrolier 1s allowing that rate of in- 8 30, annual . & , year aftor yeor, K g 3 Jeit lset exening for Enrovt M, Bakerlinl{of | | orand | TSI, ettty sete) ne . 08 | B e e Compiraller fs il aiowing that rio of fn- | hix0,000 smiuelsalry, Thas, yoor, aior, Yooy, | efpfnprediis s the sy St o, TEPR: | Sl o cocs sbroadlo omt | it “Se . ulaor ol 5 M| AT DEATIVS DOOR. | lrehiTLAIE dedic et | stilelric e lor SRR WL AT | S : it Yot T, s Pauls beter White, SISt N | &6 Loun e 1 THE DEADLY KNIFB AGAIN, e kspors shoukl héar In mind bt they | 1t cocern ran slong in thinaame ol B ety | oy ik BARNCEATRtET M0ky It Al trade mang Coroner Dictzech yenterday held an inquest npon | D. Necdlén state Audiwur Shringfield . dulmer Jouse 1 L o, ] . will not be allowed to_rnn_ along this year,as thoy Py appit S hade Tt eniid : e e e Heener At o, 76 Sher. | guixe Btepien U. Field. Lailfowtai dhe Mot &, 5 | KRSRGR Ton a0 8| Therowiil/in all probabllity, never bo any ser- | FiIBe% be NUOEEI0 A0 FCL GUE TSI ML | Mtockholdors waro Kert In, [RROrARCE likin the et mesiuaied 1 i3 canoliient an mtrect, who dled nt 5 g'lock geateriny mory; Gonverse, Indiana; & 1, Siagee s Shaltimore; | Itichmonit, R 8 | up o tls promiscuous use of the ";r:‘t:: ot some | Noshece, "o pollowitf b st or them n case R ""{,g",,‘,’&"”{,‘.'fi_’{,}:"‘ inghe | pronenies. The Sotp it petiimed, tne ingrclicats gt from the cffect nile O Pllichard.on, it 5 3 oneot tho murderers no son! a | they arc delinquon L n u ro,n g by i own hand Satacday inoming, accldeatnlly, | Smith | Man halitown., 1 21 217 | wnllows or to the Penitentiary with lodgings thero | capl. Falcan, the diver whose mervices have genulne case of misplaced cantdonco 1} proved. | ehembitrpta et I eriE e o aritnciat periama o L oaben AR Inguert was. aieo | Mt invine) € ars T3 | ForTite. Of wil the weapous wsed by man In | beonmadoure ot by thocliy In the inepection of | | wilxia was oun ineunuics puramenyr, || Ui etion b smeciness. and tlie poonliar caracters el ipon Mrs. Lucy Lv Hatloy, who dled sndden- ni @ | 2% gpatonate controvorsy, " as tho nobloatt of mur- | tho crib, has been given {he worke of piating ft | that it did not oxaming luto theee fnclat It was inleot s, T, Sabnitea Toiles Hesp condem Iy Mo e ¢ B arrhage of tho womt &t No. 130 Butt i h A | o eeatls tormed 10 thoss modern days, | Wiih IFon piate oncbalf inch in thickness, Wo | the Auditata duty io louk o Inasrunce malton, peattiibitand agreeanlc ariioia o gHETIIC SYRD. Tosc n’ 1l strect ¢ 2 erman Hotse: 1, Macl York! na Al Knife ‘botok It 1 Y% | Diit commenco tho work in & fow days, and It will | but that Individual never bothored his hoad sbont ‘Though speciaity desirabla for the nso of ladies sad 8 4 et iysons Lo 1. Fok, Detroity U, 1 1ny" ane giy| e knite tokens tho lowost and | 1 temploted, If the weather pormits aflor about | euch frifles. He accapted statumonts Instead. | children his sowp dn equsily apnropriate for catic- 1 Cocval with th rebuflding of the burned-oul | icir, Now Oricans: W. 8. Lirooks, Julict; 1.0, Crarka, 0 i3 | most Satanic _impulses. It s the | twenty-fivedays of work. WEnt ore the potlcy-holders o him? Thue, until | men's tollot, and ae(t makes a hoavy lathir It 1t alao ono, tity .'éifl",,':“l'.""A"'.{u';n‘c'}“.':“'ff"é'(",','f".’fi“h‘.’: Dutioit: Joteph, 35\;,:%-nmm.‘-unfl.;amx‘ufl.xPc,»,;flxlt o ¥ | wospon of the assassin, It Ia loathod anddrended | pr, Georga Anderson, an old emplove of the | Audilor Heedics eAme Intoofice, mo_ refori was e e s el g":gwfg;“.gf“';,{‘;‘:u{':m e loc era. X 0] o3 . . 3 o iy 27 b h X 7 Ly ® | instituted. ile ¢ annoal_oxaminations iy 5 pnrmected, Tetmonh SN Y omiainysevera Hponmiiisekiy Wh 15 | by ovor et o human i, A, nsamoch 2 | ety sy oem, W miepnl e for " | b e by oliped” et Weedi | P s e T Elvel L Sk ' Wheeier ‘Calios Tif. T avarcd hia connoction with, tho city fo take & | came — from Bpringdeld '~ yesterday | bo & imins af newa ahout the assiatatico ro cheerfully ooy, (Hiages A: ;a o1 | the weapon nscd, it 1s safe to presume thattho | bassev 4 a | fooked In on' M. W ooy pewsy | Be To BABBITT, New York Ciy. ey he American and Cansdlan eltic fo: tho o .‘.‘,’E‘:".} s 15 | aghting 1 being done by thaloworand mors bestil | Tofs 'BPETL) placa immcdiately uadertho saper- | Rellogy. The Andm‘;’ (pas ‘at one viow olfl:hi __.._-.’..—-_—-—ny_ clie auferers, g i X h o matter, as ho expresse: 0 a TRIDUNE re) T, LON vertise 3 . Wil Cl 148 70 | classes, In the affray of yestcrdsy a common | proud distinction of helng the Orstinan in the cit) ' P 4 porter, CONFECTIONERY advertisements of tha resamption of trade n 1 | £, Sor sarmel g G N meretay W L e £33 | clasp knife of a largo sizo was used, and tho user D Swho yaruntarily Fealgned his posttion. | Bnd bat la, using s own worlss ) nre know B T D ore il fn the ofteo of tho Col- | Tiays Gocimnatis W, W Ghower, Rag fane 30 4 Ford 3 | ranmot satiefied witn slmply dinabling bis sntago | The Mayor yenterdny forwarded td St. John | tho stockholders. Thuy havea proponition to re. CRERBHATED oot Jestaror \niernnl Nevenne yestrday morning. | Hsyew Detruity 0. 1. Coes Hotton. .. ey g 533 | nist, but plunged [t timo and again into his body, | 810,000, —neatly tho entiro amountof the suhecrip- | Inguro their risks, and want il Thraraday to do it arts. 1 and npward at Col. ILA. Plimpton is ralined 1o daty aa Gn ———— e i b ubserved that: estimating onr popi and that, 0o, At the most vital points. Theaflry | O that bave come Jnto m Jinnda. There ara | in, 1f they effcct no soitlement by that time I B5v40, 00c per .~ Addroes Gal, Thompron taking hin pince gs Fieel Divielon CIICAGO UNIVERSITY. LB Beerve e Seagh 15 1cos | happened fn & yard in rearot No. 310 West Chl- | 1oL 20NTs A unpreciablo sum shell Jeport and, [ ehall apply fara Mecotvor abonce, Tt 1o e ordors GUNTHER, Confec- }J’CCL!:-‘::\’;'AM] Ef:fl‘«’i;i?mfi;“ie&h etth e ine M. DEWITT'S PROPOSITION ACCEFTED, s that o "c"fl-cfisln'n'lnJfifch‘fl'f%u&finflf cago avenue, nearly opposita the polica station. | lated, another installment will be sent on. Yea- | you and I, The concern’iu . badly *bust- kentgileosmilell U0, e e afier tho distillarics and roctify- | The Noard of Trustees of the Chicago University BTy, X v Tienlin Ofices batif we | The houseisa cottage occaplod a8 a residence by | terday's anbacriptions wero $10 from Ars. N, A. e $ng-houeus in tho listrict, and ta conault with and dircct the Divizion Deputies, Col.Phelps has pecn sppuinted Depaty Collectar of the Third Division, inMr. Spripger's place. A gentleman with long, blonde eide-whiskers, & palr of eye-zlaseer, and'n white duck coat, took o sunt 1n o Madicon etrect car yesterday by the side of an clerantly-dresscil lady. —As he sat down an uncarttly sound from beneath dieturbed the seren- ity of the passongers, andsimultanconaly & similar eound emanated from tho lips of the distressed Indy. _The Adouls sprang ap snddenty, and amaes of curled white hair and bluc riboon’ shook itself up. revealing the form of a dilapldated poudin dog, Which sent forth sounds like n Japonese violin, ed.' Tho stockholdets have been goiting thelr dividends regularly, and the concorn s 130, 000 bohind on 8 4 por cent basis, 1 waat you to say tois for me, and it plainiy, that, s far as it 1s 1n my power, the policy-holders shall have protection, and get all that” thero ia to ba gotten out of the Com n{." Auditor Necdles loft for Springfield Jast night. ACCORDING TO TUR BTATEMENT sabmitted by Maj. Woods to the Board of Di- rectors, which mot 8t b o'clock yestarday aftornoon, it mcems that the total admitted assets aro 8211,605.70; total unadmitted, 300,8707 Nabilltes, ~ $346, | ment of ameta upon the held another meeting yesterday afternoon in the | estimate tho population of Chicago ot 480,000, ib-rootn of tho Drevoort Hoea to transact somo | Which fa certatnly withln tho probable Wmlt, 1t ives s death-rate of only 13,80 per 1,000 ltv- cenoral business, but, moro especially, 1o | FLCL oF mortallty less ‘Ban that of any coun- hear the rcport of the Finance Committeo | ire'vili¥o in New England o the Middie Statcs and takoactionthereon, Thellon. Thomas Hoyne | with which 1 am acqualnted, Tresident of tho Board, occupled the chair, The | 1t does notapposr, tietcfore, that Chicago necd B amoun attended to wos tho. election of om- | tobo avolded as'n sammer rasldence, BELIEHET A of the most salubrions places in the e for the ensuing yoar, and thie (ollawing gon- | EIREeA\worid, Rhere is not o singlo indication tlemen were choson: President, Willlam 1, Og- | of the approach of cholera the coming season, yot Qen; Firet Vice-President, 5. ¥. Scammon: Scce | it may appear, and oveey citizen shauld cx rt b ond’ Vice-President, the Hon. Thomas Hoyne; | gelf to eut his domiclle aud his premis - dltion. Teapectfully, o evrcr. flenpy. Greenehanms Seccetarr, 0, W, | Lo A IIaEy Con . e oner of Health, Henery Bernce, who keopa a aloon ot No. 223 on the samo thoroughfare. In tho rear of this houes fe o small area extending back to a low frame etructore used 88 o blacksmith gnop by Cbarlea Matsen. Adjoining this on the north is Matsen's renidence, whe:e his pa- rents also realde. 'Fhe blacksmith abop s a part of Hemer's haose and lot, snd was formerly uscd by himnsa barn, At tho end of It, and scparated from Berner's yard, aro the outhouses, and ace cording to the arrangement of the whole it is nec. cssary to go through a door opening to tho arca from the blacksmith shop In or- Darry, of Arlington Heights, aud 325 from Mr., Jo:l‘;’l. of the thn of -ll'ln‘zl & Lauchlin. i Tho following bullding peruits wera Isvued yea- terday: Max lifortaberz. iwo three-ntory and basc- ment stone-front dwellings, U2(x01 “fect each, North LaSallo ntreet, near Bim, to cost’ 83,000 each; Michacl Butke, two four-story and basement tono-front etores, 411ix155 feet, Wabasl ave- nne, ncar Madison street, 1o cost’ $23.000 each; Ilenry Brinkman, o two-atory und cellar dwelling, 24350 feet, Wentworth avenne, near ‘Twenty- third ntroet, to cost $2,600: John Waldron, & stong-front church, 80x170 foot, corner Clark and Eighteonth etrcets, to cast $18, 000, n. AUCTION SBALES. By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 08 and 70 Wabash) avenue. Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, July 3, at 0 1-2 4. m,, wo shall make our usual salo of Baots, Shoes& Slippers Instoad of Wodnnsdng, a8 we close on our National Holiday. Wo shall have a vory attractivo salo of well-assorted §oods, which will include 250 LOTS moro of tho stock of BICKERSTEIN, EVANS & CO,, Butot their FINER GOODS, and, as is our custom, every articlo wilk be sold. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 3 8 and 70 Wab: REGULAR TRADE SALE o " T 0. W dor fo-'reach the outhouses. | Tho . becties Pl o Lot cont tescrve bin 3111, 165 tmprove- vhlci sent, forth, sounds lke n Japonesn Vo ey | barrett, ‘Tho fallowine changes wer then made Searreied | about this outhouso burnoss | he Mayorsays that notwithstanding all optn. | 'ASHE upor the basle o cent %05.08. }:,,g:‘..fil‘,:.,ff;“ I',’, ,’.I,,',,ffi L e eatriying | in the Dloanl: Tenstccs for tlio ferm of Lutizy tha Teatly n yoar ago, nd this induced tho administra- | ons and Sdversy constractions of the nE Allopin | Thoabove show TRYthIG Dot A hoalthy state at hier dowestic happiness, tor of the estate, 8 man named Luzen, holding the same for tha heirs of Michael Lemben, to build an outhouse for the Berner family exclusively, Ho- contly, however, tho door of tho blacksmith shop being left open to admis Berner hmllg found it easier to go igh the shop than go their own way. Matsen nb{utled, and yesterday morning - thoy had quite o guarrel sbout it. ~ Berner told him'to shut ub the door if he did not want it to be uved, 3at- sen refused. Later he sppeared on the sceno and yrunennd tobosrd In a small corner of the yard, rom the fence 10 tho door, In_auch a way as to provent eeress ot ingress, Dernor claimed that this was a trespsss on his property; Matsen said b was no worrs than the trespoes he had put up with so long. A rongh and tunible was the consequences, and In this Lerner was stabbed three times, once fu the reglon of the licart, once Just below the diapraghm, and onco In the left roin. Dorner's flullnhnee!, who witnesscd ai l(:r.‘(:nh;nlulnl I};Idn‘r;unhl). L. dobn 1t Densley, DRUMMERS. Charlea 1, 1lull, the llon. Ak, T, Cogttalsl W1L0, WIIAT, AND WHERE TUEY ARE. Fornando Jones, tho Hon. e Bt 1o7h | _In defining tho meaning of ho sbovo word the N beet Siatsin: for tho ferm of 1870 L. C. writer.consulted the varlous authoritics, 1. e.,— Freer, vieo Dr. Fraer, deceasedy for the form of | Webster, Worcestor, etc.,—butas they refcrred 180, Ferlinayil W, beck; for the, lor of 188K | mercty to that clase whobent the Crum [n teul LT e aa clecied 8 new Exccative Com | ux troops on the mareh, ™ and nob wishing to tarn miteo, conelating f the fullowing centlenon: tlx mofiulu bnc]l;wnnl s u;,o m:;“’t\l ‘mr‘-‘ in D, Boone, Chalrman; 0. W, Barratt, Sec- 10 on Decoration-Day, he 100 n g ornando Jonce, tho Rov. 2. B Cheooy, .f?x{-.rflm, e e :xplnnnl(nn. “*one who solicits Dr. A sutn, teney A, et 1 1, Tharab: | custom, " more clearly dogies tha clas referred to. $amt. Alonzo Abwrucity, W. T. Sherer, e tev. | Tonoona othior class of hor cltizona 18 Chicago Galushs_Andernon, L. D., the Hon. Charles 4. | moro deeply Indebted for herpast and present com- teed, The new Flnance 'Commnitteo consistsof | morcial growth and prosperity than to tho ublqui- the followini gontiemions 1. A, fost, E. Nelon | pof 8O0 Sro0 overy Incoming and outgo- fieke, Sicoey Groenebaum, W, T. Sberer, 0. W. | {04® (0T h;' ., ul’;}m §'§‘{“"‘;h‘,",’l A ),pl:,mx:& ¥ d, red hoir, exqul yAliee itimiing 44 Jale ‘roGlug puslaenk, the ‘:::uilna"lnupl.crmam Fearco " over © can fia affaira. 'Tho Cowmpany is now making an effort to rolnsuze ita risks, and, it fu underatood, has re- colvod a propoaltion from tho National Life. This corporation, 20 far as known, has smplo asscts, The risks of the Chicago Lifo aro pocullurly goud, bt what proportlon they bave offercd to_reinsurs was not learned. Cerialn It s, however, that 1t will take more than (ho present asscta to relnsuro tho risks, basing the premium upon 8 4 per cont not resorve, and counting as good all tho unadniiited nssets. Pending the pmg- usition bofors thom of relnsuring thotr riaks, tho Board of Directors adjourncd tiil Thursday after- noon at d o'clock, when fhey whil_hear the report of the Commiiteo appointed for the purpose of conferring wilh companles. TIBRE 18 JUST A POSSIBILITT tbat tho reinsurance may be efccted, but If it1s not, then the Company will be placed in the bands of 8 Hecolver witho! cently enactod Firoworks ardinance. will bo strictly enforced, and the statutory provision in regard to the exploding or burning of firdworka will alro ho nttended to. - Hia Ifvaur had mora than una bun- drod persons apply to him yeaterdsy to know if tho law was law or bumcombe. They wenj away with the fdes that the law_would be applied in ail casce of violation. The following 1s the statutory pro- Yisloa s found tn Beo. 13, Chap. XXVIIL, on misdemennors, Rovised Orditiances of 1673: No person shall fire or dlscharge any canpon, gus, fowling-picce, plitol, or Airearms af any deacripilon, vr fire, explode, or sot oif any saulb, crackers, or an other thing containing powder or soy other mmhu-q‘! Dblo ur cxplosive inaterial, without psrmission from the Commnun Councll or written rurmusluu from the Mayar, which permiston shall limit the (lmw of such* firing, and aliafl be subject (o be ravoked by tha Mayor or Coinnion Council st MI time sflar it haa been grant. ed. Ay vjolstion bercof shall subject tha party o s finaof not less than §2 nor cxcoeding $10. The Chicago Medical Soclety held a meeting last ovening ln the locture-room of the Washingtonian Jlome. ‘There were & goudly number present, Dr. 1. M. Lyman occupled the chalr, There was no regular business before the meet- g Tast nlght, bat br. . 8 Piper read an cxceedingly ' interesting paper ot the wee of the microscupa b 1nakling dingnosts in the ordivary practica of ‘medicine, and In mak- \n legal invertications, ete. By thaaid of a lan- torn, he exhibited a number of curfosities, such as & a wnon's besrd, the qualities of f paper, cte., with which he en- s bearem in o dutkencd rooms until ular monthly meeting of St. Gearge's Ileneyolent Suciety was held ot the Sherman Houss 1ast crendng. George L. Guoch, Presidont, called thy meetine to order, Aficr thu traneaction of The invoatization of (habooka of tho Company ome routite huxitcss, auditine of nls, cic., tha A in tha orginary nassenzor-car, — ho aeeauit, ntate that Mataen sssauliod him with- ¥ COUNTY BUILD . | andof the accounts shaws that Sccretary Clapp did 4 LTI, Buiacts VS o | VTR o vy uesnce comurene, | SRS W Sl Pl 2 | i baler e e haatlany | TR OOTREE ING. | Hox et any acaril o moner, e rrares 9 Cotitn of the ‘reavurer had hcen subwitted fur | Aw stated in Saturday's Thinuxs, ho Committe's | pim'jo dieplay his well-waxed, but 'too often in- ape B Ble Blow e el er Oe e tnal fit b Cebmioa aving niay be accounted for o 2mmination, raported. Thelr repurt showed | secommendatlon was instoad of electinga | cyilont” Hintachc, his bosom solltalre, or Sngor | Fgrder W0 O ¢ times, which brought Oficer | ‘The quasi-criminal cases occupled tha Criminal that Nov, ' 24, 585 | mucceswor to Dr, Burrouhw, the ex-Chancellor, d fraid of bolne indicted for swearing to tho annas] cooked-up statements to which bo awore as belng correct, and which were taken by the Stato Insurance Department na being perfectly correct. In these fraudulent slatoments Clapp incladed sa- curitles _bolupging to other pariles which happened 1o bs in his hands s traaice. Clappis ~menner of dolng business was pecaliarly hie owi, and ho bhad the full confidence of sll the steckholders, His snnual statoments were usually dictatod to tho clerksin the offico, and the footlnpe on the books wero al- ways found to conform with them. There wereno false entries made, bus the eyes of evorybody wero aitfully closcd, snd Clapp went on in his own schemes with no one o check him until- he made the wreek completo, It was the recent oxamina. tion Inetitated by the Stato Insurance Depariment which raused Clspp o skip, for he know what was }nlnu Qeveloped and what would inevitably fol- ow. L there s 3345, Bh to the credit' of the Genmeral Fund, and tho tuial reccipts amcs Lad boen $183.75. ‘ihe disburscments had been SAU.70. n the rame date the report showod that there was 102,57 to the credit of tio Vecaianent Fund, il diat tha receiple since had boen 08,25, Tho report was adopted. The Society 18 in a fourleh- in'z vondition. and doing a great work iu tho cauve ovenarity. Ita” membership should bo more ex- Tenaed than ot s, 'Plhie next meoting will be held sr the sume place the Smt Monday evening in Au- gust. weorge Von Hollen, the defanltiog City Collect- or, tnrealy o comeo back. Yesterduy’ his wife culled un 1be Stato’s Attorney tu tupart to uim tho inforwation, She was crying litterly, and tolda pitiuble tole of Georue'sa poverty and lova for Chi- tayu, #nd of how gladly "he would return If te conld be granted Immunity. Her pinn waos to have Wit return, aud throngh his old political irlends get employment and set about repaylug tha city, Wit it had lost by his departure, She was in 'ha uecpest earnentnens, and her wamanly innocence Yina been evidently 80 far imposcdon by ** pulitical [ricnds ™ that ehe actually believed the propostion n tusr one, which nced only to be wade kuown Lor Le nrcepted, ‘'he State's Attorney told her that Ler husband had commitied a criine, and, 88 o (r Lo the scene, was then helped into the lionse, Matsen ran away. Drs, Cohp, Schaller, and Wilde, who called to attend Berner, say he cannot possibly recover. ,?‘\u wound noar the heart punctured the Jung so st tho alr escape: every respiration, aad the other two wounds aro nlone wufliclent, in thelr opinion, to causc death in ordinary cases, Jaat evehing the wounded man waa rosting casily, and gave no signa of giviug up for hours yot to me. Oftfcors Reis and Carr pursued the nsssssin throngh his blacksmith shop, lhrvufh his houre, whero he scizod s coat and hat, and finally cap: tured him in the house of his brother-in-law, on Fry street near Chasc, lle I8 a black, ewarthy, full-bearded man of sbout 88 years of uge, stoutly built, and but slightly the inferor, phys" fcally, of g 1o 3 \noor (nportod frum Alaska),—but always in B g e spwola two mancial | Kpuiudor (haported (o Al enkire berits. where: euterohe at 'the East and the ollier at tho Weat, | 18 M 1h,0% Tuyiiht. hours stretched languidly to go fnto the fold and sco how much mouey | (' Ja wmillionslre) rending Tur Tuinuxk--ho they could rawe, and how - svon ticy |.gwcars by Tiis Twinuxr,—which is always bla Kn. coili ralee t, to- yay tho $180,000 dug on that | cyclopodia, his most trustod market report, s e tinio helit by the Union Mutual Life-Tnenranco | SEEIORSVI 1ok on ‘crerything earthly, and in oy, Ve Commitive alto reportod that thoy | WS Liority of canes i - ook of Falth, " Dur- hiad recelved Pronident DeWiits prougeltion, and | [ng ha twilight houre o enters into contersation that they thoaght qulte favorably of it. This prope | sncceaatvely with his fellow passcogers. and witn e ion it will-be remembored, provides for e | PAECeetR Yite' knowlddge, nitable manners, O o the Joan, and the _teduction of the | BI%, COmEEeBEMEY LooNiiY 0 tngratiotes hb rato of interewt from B 10 & pir ceit par anuumy of | ueif into thelr better nclvea that the drumaer s conditlon that all overdno niereat be paid up An | forgotton or never thought of, —in hia cannoctio four wonths, tbat 10 per cent of the priucipal bo | _ynd fhe philosopher snd geutieman only spoear. it v St o terat o i be | il ot cpesnin e e s ol e P owed 7i hind his nonchialant mannar, and ho only is xeon “Tho Boxrd vistually adopted the entife repart by Hon itno &3 B yentieian of lelsuro and weaith. appoluting the two Gnancial agunis, o ugpeste When the twilght haa doepencd snd sombre 10 the Committee by Mr. DoWilt, thus taking the | piohe has thrown her darker shadows o'er the car, B v Tathia pta (0 Fedice 1o debe by avatting | BIERSRRS SHEOTD 0 10" (e ‘calls the_patter to tnemscives of thie vpportunity o raise ooy #0 | Jignt ihla sidellyht and placo lereln 8 card;iablo, salop enina position to accept Mr. | whore ho lnvitoa hus stranger-friends ta a plesaant Dewitts proposition to extend tho loatc, AP | waino of euchre (inst to pas, the hours until tho names of the two Ouancial.ogents appointed | finiotor retiring has arrived), but fnding oven Bre to be kept secres unul it s known whether they | {unt dull, suggests ho hojds o good poker-hand; wiltpeeent the unorur 0L W Irienda suggest tho same fata hias befallon et R s rom o Mot | MRS R, (B S i man Medical Collere naking that St be united with " £ e e snan Medicn] Colleze aaking that 1 bi united Jh | cat, and tho drunmer rotizes ff the, Shaht fusd, Court yesterday, Tho term-calendar will not bo takon ap ontil Thursday. Thomas D, Barrett entered upon the office of Clerk of the Criminsl Court yesterday, The now order of things was not noticeable, as Tom was at his old-time desk and dolng bis accustomed work, The Juty Grand Jury will bo impanoled Monday, ‘With this fu%‘-ud all juries yet to come, no com- )‘».mnu wiil heard, excopt In extrema cases. e State'a Attorney has concluded to insist on all ‘minor cuses going through tho Justices® courts be- fore reaching the jury. The corner-atone forthe now Court.[{ouse, to be 1aid to-morzaw, andto bo followed bya m: dium-sized drunk at tho expense of the con- tractors, has arrived, and will be on the ground to« day. Itlsto be ect In the cornce shutting on Clark and Rondolph streets, Tho contents of the box to be wot with it has Dot been fully sgreed upon. Judge Farwell, in taling the Bonch {n the Crim- Inal Court yosterday, gave out a very importaut hint. Me gave all socalled attorneys duc natico that hereafter they could not practico before him unless they presentod the necossary hicsnso from tho Suprame Court. The order, it"ls sald, {s to Tuesday, July 3, 9:30 a, ms Wo shall also close Invoices of Cutlery, Hard- ware, Revolvers, and Straw Goods, GEO. P. GORE & CO.. A““"—J SPECIAL OLEARING SALE STRAW GOODS, TUESDAY, JULY 3. 11 0'Clock, A, M, An Involce Parasals In Conjunction. QEO. P. GQORE & CO., Auctioncers. — _—————— TWHM. A. BUTTERS & CO. Commission Aucktoncers. 118aad 130 Wabasb-at, ABE LIPMAN, Pawnbroker, MUBT HAVE TNE MONEY ls victim. He has nothing offcr in bis own _defense, savo that {ho nssault was begun by Rornor striking him over the head with a board, which ho had tern down. l‘r'ui l-:llowlnz up the attack by choking him nt the throst. Heruor ls about 40 years of ago, alow German by Lirth, and has » wifo and four children, one ot whom is deaf and dumb, 1In the aficrnoon Justice Morrison visited him, and obtained the following anto-mortem statemeont : e ea——— HEAR ENGLAND'S VERDICT. Axavrrioat Laponatony, Husaron's Haip, Bpniauna, July 20, 1874,~1 have mado o carofal chemical analysls of Kingaford's Oswego Preparcd Corn (or Corn Statch), and find such to be of the purost and bost description, and when prepared nccordiug to the directions, with milk, etc., to be i 3 ~Do you believa you are golog to dle fi . | prevailin all the courts, 1s provided by m lato 3 Dhinite ofiicer, 1t was bis duty lo prosecute him, | communication waa referred 1o 8 commitise. "',‘{‘,,“.,?.‘,"fiffl'“‘"fl;ffi:".‘,‘..".‘.’.;’}'}'pg"r'}'gml appent- (Do goubeliore gon A ol tor Ao ¢f" | Statuto which took effect yestorday, So'lt will be & A exell ;;‘fl',;‘j&}:'“{"fi‘y;m‘.‘g Jfinyesoniia | pop I8 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ond if he returoed ho could do nothing Mo Mne Board received several contributions, Ine | o e "und vanity (iha latter oftenest), secks to in- —Do you know who stalbed you? A.=Ida, neccasary precaution for ‘attorneys to carry thele | oo kievenson Macadam, Lectureron Chemistry, wont on t sy very frankly it 1f b retarned b | cluding 1,000 botanical speciiment ol of ¥RER | pratiato Wmaet fnto the soclety of'the lady pas- | = How AHNGS AT RIS e | Hcciaes sgiind with them. g e : Audvi0 ioB. )higm shikuceon B s fokes b o | o e ledged with ¢ uke PRy Baxed thes nd with his easo of inaunyr, 3parKiing | wiliia kuifo, ¢ The County Doard, yesterday ordsred Architoct “upe 1hy penally of Wi crlmo for which ko stood o is always funny), sllires the tao- inuicted, She is o comaunleate the result of the ¢ Vi SPECIAL TRAIN FOURTH OF JULY This Tuosday, July 3, 1877, Nty improsaed weaker vesscl into_intimacics nfl"v_r'_"fi?éf&&'-'nm;o roduced and slaced before | Egan to go o work end bulld the Caurt-Ihu 3 doma Ly day's work, elc, ‘Thocrder js an extrem on the Milwaukee Division of Chicago & Notth- | At Dutters' Auctlon looms, 118 and 120 Wabasl) intervlow to Yon Hollen, and the prospects are PIIL HOYNE, o | Aty 1eads Into hix induction into on- | | . ZWas ibat tie 1aan whu Riablnd Juur A.—Ohiyes | iy pecul Ak oo, when all tho clrcam tramo- | O e Mallway. Inaddition to regular tratns, a | conimencing ot ivo'clocis, i and coptiaue, Ruiial {hat tie will chauze his miud about returning, PRILLMANK ON THE RAMPAOK, fi;;fi,‘_’;,':'.‘,‘,‘};.f&f‘;nfi'c'f; :flh‘.’&?fl; ety 1y Tho sceno when the, murdesor, entered the room :..'::'v",'lg‘.an',':.'ufi‘u'.'n':.ifi"fifi;'"mfl";i‘;"u"m.lél'.':' special train will leavo Kh:fl- and Canal B;mt ‘m‘a'?é: Ulaguusas and Fing sowelrsy and other Me 3 = o s said Lo bave been terrible. v mothar, with J = | depot st0a. m., will run to Waukegan, and ro- | ¢ b ST . DECHS, e e Sanlre, wpick Blowi Congressman Dreatano s afier Pull Hoyne, he | ypypwreck. her childron huddled closely about ner akirls, sct it 3 helr conduct by wayk od job having token up the ease of Pritz Frillmaan, ona | ° Agein wo ind bim bolding 1o his lands +! Moody cuaing thelt: caniuet saying that a good Ju dond impression upon thole moro religious ” 4o iaiblitict, WHIch coliniiates 1 et b Gini 5 18 | and, as thoy a! . it that e koepsbaurty | o g Cher dunas anywhory Lo ault tie conve: ton HEcet 18, 184 | Siencoof himeolf or friends),and ssho ls curtains blown into gas-jet, 1 muliclousnces, 3; wcttinig with o vlew 10 tefraud Insurance, 23 spark fulilng and Igajting wbivglo root, 1, kerosene lamp ly cxploded, 25 gas ercaping from lcak MARRIAGES, A A A A A A A AP DRADLEY—DARHOUR—June 28, at the Michi. n Aventio M. £, Church, by the Itev. John Will- Wards lucked up without ball in the West Chicago Avonae Station, Latcr—lienry Berner died short] this morning faom his injuries. ihe ** ting " and Eyan on such good torme. Sift. ing the wiiole transaction down, then, the Board Have shifted tho responaibillly of giving the work 10 Walker or Hoxton from thelr shoulders to tiose 2 ] chasdbe 1WA, & DUTTERSA CO. Auctlentens. | [ o sacared under contrac. T turaing, will leave Waukogan at 8:15 p. m. Thls | “RUTTERS & CO.S BEQULAL SATUUDAYBALE ¢ T e e Trons nimnoye o | of nis comtitucnts, whose complalnt of tho freat~ | and Sankey llymns Nei 2.7 snd gently humming ap mout bysterical yalls 1o loke fhe bosat feombes gould not be securud nler & COBIRCY, gan would | train will stop at. all fntormodiate stations golog ov - Ysugiclent tulékncas, 1; carelosneas of hnsti O e Soretved ot 1 Govern. | - Jlold tie Fart™ or +iatore to Fullow ! (the lal2 signt, and the father tarmed his heal, panful i | yUhetintond tho work, and ba can do o mora let- | and retaraing. . 3 e I S WLE | mentie chims 18 e e o | 1400y ik ol et s . | R nenter el o e TS | A BT o et L HOUSEHOLD GOODS - | 3 rerhed uel e la y H v/ 13 10! th in dangerous proxinifty 1o frume ok ey sTaTa or (it wTv, CITY OF, Cill Lot o Bye when_ tho question was put. 1l was afier. | for the reason that it 1s aomothing unuenal to sce X at118and 0, A3, =] il say that he resident of Chi houss and salovn 4t Licage he his alwas BATURDAY MORNING at 0:30 0'cloc 120 Wabash-av., N. or, Madison-st, after 1 o'clock ranger 0 el b e o thvaa avo about tu make him s instra. | Brson Me Frank A, Bradloy and Miss Hattio &5, VALUABLIE | % Gty sitedy 1 woark ool emoke-tack | forihs ot deadoob xithe, BhLBnets a0, 5 | Would be pirared to accept wacat i he fannily pow euly alldbAly wllectod by thenows, e ot owoa thelr robuiny projecse, | Larbur, K A 1o this city, July 1, by the R E{ l ! E:s A weed whinout - & uparkcarrester, blown nto | g SIS SRS by Biarth payilent | B, the marrow, where, bumg very dovaut and s | 9 11 Egan ilows himeelf to be used in this way ] A T I E: e o 1 thoe HhonAty OF JURE, Slia v die beautifulainger, ha takes dinncr with the family, ace Rev. W. Il "id"‘ D, D., Silas * Willard, Baa.y o s wardue | companivs the young lady (travellng companion) da n t! o must expect to lower himsell in the public estima. 1 oy Chicago, Bn Tory, 23 tgultion 0f & latge plie of shavinge, de- Todied i tront of boller. to' bo sed for fucl, 13 | bF he ‘Cotiostar Mtayidbat 4 0t } ias Alma M. 1land, of 8t. Paul, e oliotar ‘o \iaterna Tow northeast corner of Biate snd TweNth tion, 1 ) d litkle sisters to Sabbath-school, and during the —— Mo, AT AUOTION, and litle sisters to -uchoal, : Inimisuchue nitlon of fefuse trom gluo-factory, e o oyl or Wl tcoss .'fllmux‘:- loving exerclucs Lo o huurd addresring tho ueiool, ;,:fi‘,f,;’;i’,’,:;.“hi{,’:‘.h?‘.h’éfi‘,‘.{ Pl ANNOUNCEMENTS. m—— Monday, July 8, at 11 o'clock, T neyse 4 achiotian |t by ofSone: Wttt e '3 e Bt hers it | i ypentat v hotel bae and uer om0 | gi rather i employel 14" iako chargy Dl DRATHS, AT QUL HALESILOODIN, eidren, 2 greaso bolled over on elove, 13 koros | S5 ira lady clerk that he od 19, Yas, LrOre gy Ou the murrow ho calls tpon thosy nierchsuts L . Qen, Martin Be hle clt fat AT =T uly 3, Wil . infant son of Jon o elons 11 ke 0f slahe Igufivd by | EXCortii ivedae apeusiiy o B LT S0 S it il tha morrow o, SN’ altend th before-men. | Lucas lv utcrosied ln s ehos-stors ou en, Martin Beem, of this city, will officiata as Y, Elegant stone-front dwelting, with 50 feet of ground, and Thirty-elght! L] spark, 1; falllng slove-pipe, 1 unstopjed flue J. and Mary B, B, McGrath, aged 7 months and 10 | corner ‘Bouth I'ark loulovand SR ad it D the Nrat flo d fady clork that alka thom to deatls, but sccures an At the bour named Bchinidt camo orator of the day at Pricbard's Qrove om the g, <3 FeCt Ko, 08 CALUBICE-4Y.s ROSF e wouh | tlaned churchy t i Gays. plns e J i 1% opening, 1; refwe frum vaenish-factory de- | call the GExt mutining sud pay ¢ d th i ¢ g ¢ b adinn hesd ahicete | Up stairs 10 0 & polo—ihe emblewn of th barbar. | Fourib. ¢ 1 from residence, 303 Parkeav., at 10 a. | T3 o hebred th vacast fob und fynited, 13 A KTy ffuy".'v'u'm"«‘f.h|.|5xflfl.'i.'.§"u'fle heponaliys | openiug obcer O AL Lot talls, and six dozen | o afororald{n he eartls on the outaide cdyo of Fineral from restdence, f 0 Lo kecnuy rae, . ‘Total, o7 0,405 cov- J. A. Monigomery will ead a Gospol temperance meetingat the Jailroad Chspel, Stato nesr Four- tcenth street, this evening at 8 o'clock, Those in tho country having hay and crops to gatber are raguested Lo send fo the Young Mon's Clristian Assoclation Free Employment Burcau of this city for sultable juen to do the work. - ‘The races which will come off at Elkhart, Tud., on the Fourth promiso to be of wore than ordinary intereat, eighty-four entries having been moade up to date. Tho Lake Shoro & Michigen Southern Hallrosd will run speclal trains during the day, ‘The Gret mecting of hay-fover sufferers, fur the {mrpon of forming an Associstion, will be Lold I e ofice of Murray ¥, Tuley, floom 4, No. 174 Ladalle strect, Priday afternoon, nt 2:30 o'clock, Al} the Chicagu afilicied ate requested to attund, The Iadics of the Oakland W. C. Tewmperanco Unlon will serve lemuonade. ice-cresm, and caku m, Carriages to Calvary. nBNN!Hul( 2, Nicholas Hennes, aged 30 yeara and 7 months, Vuners! from 78 Sherman-st., July 3, st 10 o'clock 8. m. Fricods are fnvited. MOSEB-—Bunday, Jnl! 1, after a short lness, Madgo E. Moses, aved 10 years sud 2 months, daughter of 0. 11, ‘Moses. Plueral to-day, Tuesday, duly 3, at 2 p. m., from realdence of parunts, 130 Indlsna-sy. Friends of the family ars lnvited. ¥ond du Lac, Wis., papers pleasa copy. TIAIR— At 10:15 E‘;m-. Jul‘ya of cholera-! fantum, Martha Mabol, aged £ months 25 days, youngest child of Willlam ¥, nd Alice L, Hair Al friends of the family sre invited to atlond the funersl to-dsy (July 3) a4 2 p. m. Hemdence, 303 Weat Adams at. colise 88 quICK us pusaitile ur e might ket (080 truubl | ¥ o v ! H s uiclk wt pussltic ur o mEb Kot [040 LUIISE | Claties thicad. | With many thighs b informs the Ce Tl 1ioybe, with whot o 1s woll scquaint. | merchant that **our houss nevel umvluy.l‘n:nwhn RN Moyoa Keing un attive Jml'luun‘n scuaints | drink ur le, regrots not bolngable 1o +*ask bim l“uukc stump speeches 1o Ly Ynu epuncav's) autoous | out to mee s man, ' and pLsxes out to the traln for N akeu Pgatd Pt Vioyne. how {t wes | tne next town, and so on, ad infuituo, thep B w yay #13 begdes the tax 10 With akl s faults tho Chicago drummer le atitl il Neepitay ke satt Vil Hos wlirmed | yjiaing up the ouse wnd Elty bu fopresents; it depoifent that 18 wad the penalty for not havin alcig a1 i o toorchauts Taken out the Hcenss before thy 10t day of May; thal ek asting impressl fll\f llll' 0 worchan aabi Pl Hoyne then and there did not -y, ‘thatacams | throughuut the fand, 1o every village, town, nd had boer it mganab b, the depunent. and | city on onr broad domain he sounds ler fame, and ant verily elloves that' up to thisc tlnie no | (¢ murchants, Tallways, and city reap tho bonefit i i Tad ek made, bat (hat sald Vi | L™ cnjoy prosperity ae the reault of Lis vistia- suei o ?--.l.'x'x' ion had ben lied'to de ind B e B SE e St o ¢ “Fhe organtzation of (he brotherhood ls o com- nent m.un{-uewa:mun ‘ihe uext day, eazly (o tus | plete, it runideations w0 multitudinous, that dg- Totcuonn, weut Ti6 e omce ot lne Collic; | ductians sre inadc them on e alacounts, b4 AL ntal and life policica are issued al big dlscoun Tl | »5-"""".:1'.' T2 | A5a aciely opeus especially for tuom social and B eyt | eligious ussaciutions, nedTals | "“Thiy are b olesivi of no small import that 18 e s | reovgutzed by comincree In ol beg varled relation- < ilat b tullewed 1 wiieu i _the olfice, ia frouclogsouth Park Doulorard, Calumet, sad E v Forrestca i o et e iy senas G, ear PU{1Y-secon e R L 68 Ructioncers. —_————————— ——— By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO., 4 Auctionecrs, 84 and 89 Randolph-st. v This Morning, at 8:30 0'olock, : ‘We ahall scll a very Iarge and well assortadatock of Now Furniture of All Kinds, ) Dry Goods, No!gns. Carpets, Etc., C. tho aidewalk. Lucassaid, ** No sncl striped thing that vhall remain In front of here.” "A'row ens aucd. ¥chmidt rushed down stairs and buck sgaln o guick as wink, Lucos ssid he was uul afral and procvedod to cops with the lrate Teuton. Tho fatter had sclxed ® pair of acissors from his abop, #nd proceeded to Jab them into Lucas in & frightful manner. Otlicer’ Jamew Bouhun tame up, forced them 10 dult, arrested Echuiidt, and ordered Lucas, oy Iyug Delpluts unthe sidewalk, 10 his residenco, No. U8 Wabash avenuv. Dr. Garrison, who altended the injurcd man, found 8 total of ten cuts on bis persow, thrva of which ure on tho hesd, and each of them serlous, sy n wore on his chust wnd arme, sny one®f which Ls quite severe. Une gash ucrues the forebeud looks as though tha poiut of the sclisors had pierced the frontal boue aud broken off short in fhe ekull, 1f this is the cas, Lucas' chances of recovery are fudeed slim. Az it fa, tho doctor aays he le quite dangerously bure. schuidt remaing locked up withaut bail at the credby busnrance, 824,425, Total lnaussuce i volved, §124,000. Eccond alarm, 2 GOODRICI'S BUATS. Ono of the minst Yllvmm ways of spending tho pational Lulidoy will bo the like excursions, of which soveral are projected. The most promiucent of theae b otlered by the Guodrich Transportatiun Company, which proposgs to run threo of the larg. eat side-Wheel stewtnors on the lako between Chi- cacound Evanston, Thuse are the Chicago, Sh Loyyan, and Muskegou, the fret of wiich will lea T dock st foot of Michigab avenue st 8 a. m., the Sthers followlng every buur. ‘T Evazatou'pler fias bun epccially chartered fur the cotunodativu of escursloulats, uud ¥plendid comet band will' discou L tiC 1of 1he \OYa; Thy entire grove uof the N rihwestern Univereity will be thrown open to ce of charze, and the ladics ‘of the Cuarek will furntah refreshi Gete 31 only. Evenlng excurna a he Catep tug' omes of ‘thu lntcinal revel nalred inan whom ke dii not Koow b paked Lins Lo come Tu PIRt Liovuo's o Lext, GUOF b the Cuilietur's uliice Also a large ot of 8ceond-Iland Houschold Goods. 'g: five doz. Brooms will ba sold lu lots tosult 1K STOVER. : rouml el Induatrial School for Girls Tremunt House, July 13 p. m. Al intercsted are curdially fuvited t \ar 3 wmecting of the Board of Directors will be held at Evanston Uome and rest uson the results of former ¥ £, Kecp Up their coupections tbrough writ ondence, aud feop the benele In ma- turer ycars uf road-work done Ju ycars gone by. recelptafur the peualiy ihat ibe Jeponeut Uid wut have | OF thiv worthy cless esch jobbing nouse In vur city ‘ o | suips. durng tho dey and evenluy of tho Fourth of July (The Adams & Westinke Wire flauze | = Wil ulnu be giode, ulerding facilitiea for dancing. Juvitation, aud that, whien, 10, e bR aral ‘it those to whom we buse reforred & not now Amurr 6 Clre s excuse _‘lg“lh;;:“;"l: $2¥8 | ot thy Oakland louse, a1 the hesd of Drexel Nou-Esploalye 0IL STOV] By ELISON, POMEIIQY & CO., hort denrou of worextended trip can luts lumi that ho hed a warraut tur ihe (it | the wolld men amoug the ualeamen, BUL BN O | gisair that was nane of lis basine < Boulevard. ~ Douations and patrorage solicited, { 1ta_contruction renders it ATL- ‘Auctioncers, @5 and 80 Randaiph-st. sttty Sl Griad it | SSlabiien, U ooy REH | oo S e v | oL egeTalin 2 Thorewil . gescal masing of e Dile b A B voud uuth) Eaturday, the Tth inef. Grand Haven | You bave gut iu pey befurs 36u wil) Ked out herey” thut Y a German, 40 years of 84¢, (O R A e X y t the parlors of the Yiiere Waso chotee 16th 10 This deroucnt vut eliber ta ULt (o siich extorten or go tu Jall; hat Pnil Hoyne demanded $23.04. under preteuse of custs trum this ukponeut, aillougl e exoibited bisliceuses sug the prumisce 8 revstta for the Fourth, and 8t Joseph Lreatens 10 blossom out with «n old-time colebra- iion. Thestesmer Corona wall leave for bt. Jue st e m., the round triv ouly coetiug a couple of TUESDAY'S BALE, July 8, 2t 9:30a,m, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Carpets, [ Q; STOVE, noder any and sl stances, {p tho market. Indorsed sg clyby A. A. Lambert, Professor of hemisiry, B dgnattus Colle quarrelsome, CORNELIVS O'BRIES, the young man reeidiug at No. 11 Darber strect IN THE 3 na Gray's Muaical Tolephone snd Lell's Talking _graph, with_an explanation of thelr principl embers, thelr frionds, and porsons epgaged in the electrical profession, are invited. e ————— auces. but the couluslon is so_severo that u con- cussion of thebrain ls fearcd. Louls Lsracit, who was Eret srrested foe throwing the brick, was Auctioncers, 43 and 44 Madlon-st., nesr Wabiab-sv. s ufier’ sud REGULAR TRADE SALR o, whowas Injured with & brick in a row with_aome | Joly 4, © S8 Teon?: PlroSitniial of Chicat And General Houssbold Qoods, General Merchans Bollarar IV tuf shbtasits Siat he deponcat i uattass | OF tabt wotthy Kiets e 0L S \Bac Who, by | Fulueh Jews at the comner of Canalaud Barlor | Ao extraordluary meeting of the Chicago Eloc- THEONLE Ul blors s ¥BLL LA | Gite, stes, ete. A HUMBOLDT PARK. Wt i} W S muchparieylug said gruy-teired | Lonorably deallux, bave molicveld thewe pesulty | atrests Sundey moruing, W4 lasy uveniog | grical bocicty will be held in the Elcetrical Rooms, perfornicd at the saige thile o ELISON, POMELOY & €., Auctlonoers. The Bocelal Citlzens’ Comilites for preparing s .‘,"“'..é-!.iw;“‘,'.‘::f.'.{.‘...‘.fl.“.';‘,g‘r:‘.:‘.{ koS et | Lo are waby who bate uando thomtelves Indle: | foporiid uite sangerously inlared. De. Muad | Noa. 't and 91 Uniun Bulldlng, shis eveuing, July o] 1! isstore. Suauraciurcu uy The —— rogramiue for Lhe openiny of Humbolat Park A the coata; that i) cnsable to our nierehants, or have beel n ot 5 ! , at 8 v'clock. An_ezhitation w ol i \ # bl r SENFE. < o o ™ was heta.lavh | a7 Bboebrdd i the oibce Fall Partneranip. will be.” b skall ls not fructured 1o 81l appuar- | W GENTS WANTL LV By ROSENFELD & MUNZIEL, evening in ope of the Aple-ruoms asivier, PLll Biovu | 1n futufe lasues we will pen-picture ihe drummer **In the country,” ** Huwmewsrd bound.” **Jn the city,* and **How he eutertaing the merchant when he comes Lo warke! B Turwer Holl, Milwaukee avemue. Buckler presided, and Capt. Eccretary. The {ollowing Is the progréumme aq ar- 1 d Terms to Azents, or call 0 8toves ln operstivn, st 1 lars ana hela yesterday in 32,000 bell 1o the 11b. Later L 0 BuRTy. atiodeekaliog, GaRte PR rapged thas [ off on pay- - — lullll:n i Ju:tnh :‘t‘-‘uln,hllviu 1 l‘llte‘l-ln:l lmn.xflo FULL MEASURE. ) HOSENVELD & MUNZEL, Auctloacers. i proce urbos 2 v W) o and who abecondes jmnicdl- - oty i procenton, mbich SRS Lo Thrmen fa i et o CITIZEXNS UNION. ;t‘el Qe o bt 10 "aecrel preciact | WatteDr. Price's iae favoring eximcts full 44 Clark-st., Chieago. CLOTHEN-OLEANING, i ¥ Y - 188 $24.04 which bLe did, pra, D, VEM| i o the South Division, was srrestsd vn susplcion | me; iro; o ure. oLReE sxtracts are shor§ | S ‘\"‘c'xl:;:u\%r;?a‘:fi"u’l:f{‘fl Jail”ana ’:_lh';‘u‘;x‘x“ yay e coata sioguatlu Lo 354 05 Wbieh be U 5o, DISCUSSING NORTH SIDE INFROVEMENTS. e o I T ot oo uspicion asurs, elrong 3ad'pure, othe . 4 eee— ‘1his nioney frown ey 1 supvuse 1018 you The regular wonthly meeting of the North Side e e e e 5% but ot nearly one-balt what they arv said to coataln— Can_be besutituliy D by . 1 | one. not Baruett, it ls thought, who did tbrow [13 or CLEANKI d REPAIR- Se SO "o Wl | S SR RSt R | et Cnto vt bl e st vt | Sl Bl ST Sl | bl made ot wities » evenen | Your Old Easstel B N e oitiesy Wil Fo & salates | Eull Hoyus refuied to give i o Feceipl, Hall, President Willism Stewsst fa the chair. | sultof bis victiw's injuries. As to WLo wes to q [} ' g ol bo0K & Theo will follow tiasic by the singing socictics; | - (Shued P einanaxs. | Beveral new membors werg clected,after which the | blame for tbo orlgin of the rion oply s tong. NEXT MONDAY i OIL TANKS ANV, 1.{}.... orstion In German; music by the severs] bands COMMISIIONER HOYNE 8378 Dresident, s & member of the Committes toconfer | Srawn-out eamination of nesvos belofs sume | glegant dwelliog aza grounds, (rawe cattage nd o SHIPPING UANS, ' Mhicayos 30T Nowes Scandloavian oration: more muelci Euslish era: | the sslements In the atidavit relailog to bl 470 | yiuy e Lineoln Park Commbssioners 1a regard 1o competent auiborlty wlll throw 4oy 1B} 03 18 | lots, residenco lota fn tho south part of Uhicago, 2o SHIPPING OANS, 0 es Bliboat, Bi: Loats. sto. 00; gywnastc vierciwa ‘Turncr classes; | lle o ou! 3 tros u| N. B~ . e s o cvner] fejuiciog sud Food | Collectar Bpringer tade 8 cowplaint o the eonatraction of & breskwater in front of Lin- MES, SCHLAGER: will be sold 8% suction. Call ou Butters & Co, for O ICAGO. | st T wraa By, The abpve Lo ouly aB oullue of the peo | waun on She th ol Juge A weriant wad Bob | coly Purk, reported that the Commlssjvnery wede Another affrsy which bids fair 40 become murder- | plat. O s3am 1ua Sazaloved LADIBS AND QBNTS. cloausd