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‘ 9 g THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1877. ‘ e e M —————— GAS. D = -1 . 1 SUPT. ILUCKEY. Wad sapthing mld abont reating ¥ A.~Te | M7k, andgidor B 8 Qeaer o8 SOUEC e . THE COURY s £30,000 may ba declared to be trust-fonds and aiefiled pro rata suwone the stockholisra, tha Iteeetver’ by be nhpofuted and the Company afairs wound ap. The motium for Recelrrr nil injunction ia sel for nly 17. Measrs, Monroc, Bisbee & Dall appear fdk the camplainaat. THE AWANR-BLOCK CASES. MADWAY'H REMEDIE’ From the Hon. Thurlow Weed INDOR3ING Dr.RADWAY'SR. R. R, REMEDIES \ After Uslng Them for Several Tears. NTED THEM TO WERSTER. &t Webster's, ant _ured fo have an office Q,—W‘l‘-.:nn:u cn':u A.~In October or the first :'nm l{-lvln ;"Wmfvulm'lldm.i‘ h\:“unr;- hflfi ? 5 haw why the agreement had nol il To of November iemgat the time? A,—Ife nd | Fecorncd, Ife paul the iAser and insurance. He Application for Judgment on the Q 7 . Com- | df f his own knowled) ¢ any stolen 1. "Hle asked me not to gay nathing before the Com. p‘d&“:“;;mc:&ml Ivrx.o‘v‘w_cn xe o - y atolen Delmquent Taxes of 1876. mittec, i t A.—1 | Dot know of hie keepiniz a housa of i1i-fam S Ebatit any reply did gon moke 1| Toramored: Yo atd not knaw whether the piace to1d him T wonld spawer any qucetions, bnt would e waa ever pulied by his onlers; witness haa no ateh Friv s not volunteer any testimony. s aver Buled, by e e Dt A Batch of Frivolous and Unim: Trial for Renting Premises for Ima proper Purposes. A Talk with the Presidents of the Two. Companies. e o S ot The patent caro of Tatrill va. The Chicago & Atton, T’ Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. the Tlilnals Central. the Chicago, Burlington & Gnl ey, and the Pittaburg, Fort W yne & Chicago lta Testimony of Capt, Buckley and Sergt. The South Side Corporation to Q).—1lad son_hal prior conversations with him ! A - roads, Letter known as the *'awage-block cascs, ™ N Yonk, Jan.4, 1977, —Dran fin: Havime for reve Byesn.en. Bohia't of thig st Wt vl A, haeported I | Wslntr Mo conld ot el s e fovmers | portant Oploctlons Overs | wereip ifors Sl bromanel Jer i i ot 81,05, and the el igeiaiec Guthny il Tat Prosecution. g el cee Webster and have it regniated, | At the same time 89 the Wgrecments. Chilson'e rided. taten, mome time ags, reversed the decislon of the Other #2. ® firaed name appears on them tell exactly when tha first e came ine. i .;Tva}‘a'u:r:.';n’xf.‘é'r‘ffl?fl;’{ e & . The Protection Life Again—Dissatisfled an I8 no lows & pleasnrs than a duty to thaakfuily That was & month or two before the investication. e There are forty or f{ty houses on Pacific avenne he- tween Harrison and Polk street. Many of them arehonses of il-fame, All auch have been pulled reult Court in the cases af tha [llinole Central and the f.ake Bhore & Michican Santhern Rail- roads, and sfiirmed thens in the other three above: hre tha sdvnatags we have derfved from them. B AT TTh Ve teplted witect: The Tionds Relet s with the . The Iie ol i ey i s e B Gal AT er WA switnoas, Conld not A Tho Superintendent Claims that He mentloncd eaven; thue holding that the Mr, Billings Mak Bard Fight fc #poly the liniment frequentiy and freely, alinost Inves ¢ 3 hefora or after the agreement? A.— ckh th ool tent wan valid. . g8 hiakes a Har ig! or toailand Treliat Has Not Owned the Property T e Webater's palled? After the agreement. © : :; b sadivey Stockholders of the Conoera. i Interest, but Is Unsucoessful. sl e el Sl el s, r. Smith objected, Mr, Mills acnired to show fthat, while other honscs were pulled Webreter's was not, The Ceurtremarked that the Saperintendent w: not charge with neglectiug his duty, and ruled t! question out, Da. Bapwar, * for Yearse . At IE In O TECord, ~1Vax It An agresment for n warranty deed? Now Suits, Dankrupleles, Confessions, . 8 : 1d show for Mr. Sorith objected. The paper wonld show fo Divorees, Judgments, Eies ‘I Conrt thought the weitings were tho best the decrees that had been afirmed, whetherfor not the plaintit was entitled o Intercat on the dececes. *'The man- dato of the Supreme Conrt directed that the decrea #honld be proceeded npon and colleeted, together with intereat, in the same manner an by tho law of the Stata aimilar decreee could be collected. The Connefl Committec on Gas held a meeting yeaterdny sftornoon in the Conncil Chamber for the parpose of effecting & settlement with Mes Bomo Vory Weak Testimony Submitted in ' i s ’ Webster's honse | evhience. Mr. I'agson, on benaif of the ralironds, claimed | Watkina and sillings as to the vrice of gan, At B_ABWAY s’ REM]Y BELI F Babttal—No Arguments Made, T Ay e e TRy houte | O iils merely wanted to show tho factof tha | - TAX CASTS. et T T aan Aot atltied. 16 1nAcrent Becansé h | the apening of the sewion there were present Ald. ; Mr. Iteed object 1le conldn't scs what that | transfer, THD OIMECTIONS OVERRULED, nletrr: In chancery fn this State did not draw fn- rex Judge Drummond held that, under the adjndica- tions uf the Supreme Court of 1iiinole, decrces in chancery for the payment of money, whether found on contruck or tort, drew interest in the same Nanner as )ndumenln at law. Aceording to the terma of the mandate of the Mupreme Coanrt the plaintil was' en- 1l to futerest. Tho Judge wae inclined 10 think. althongh statng that it was not neceseal to be dechled at Dresent, that the fory.sevent section of the Act o roguiate the practice In Conrte of Chancery In this Sia which declared that whon an execation Inaned apon a decres in chan- cery, it shonld biave the same operation and force as simflar writs tasned on Jadginenta ab low, im- plied ihat under an_exccation interest coald be coliccted a¢ under an execation at law, « appeal wan tikea by the d#fendants in each of veavo three caves, G 1n the cases which were reveraed, an order was made in esch eare referring 1t to a Master to renart tha aamagen, leaving out Lhe threo machines which the Supreme Court of the United States hgd dectd- @0 ware not lnfriugemente of the Cawood machine, wiblmete wenton to ary ik ta mapterInI8 | rho bl acmy of tax-fehters, ue rther 8 eman fioln:lnm the Connty Court. she having no child | brigade thercof, assembled In Judge Wallace's nt the tvitness’ wife, it was thought better to | room at the Connty linilding yestenlay morning to make & deed 50 as to rive the troubls of going to e deed o e ehouept, neceseary 10 chango | Toit tha appliestion for Judgment Lo be made by & Théro wus nn_ conveyance back. Wehster | fhe County Attorney. Each nttorncy came pro- knaw of this, and ratd i dido’t makoany dificrence | parcd to show that his client was the victim of & from whom_ he got a decd when he pald for the [ groes injustice, that the County of Cook was after Property. Webster did not Iusist opon & qait- | people with the most heilish designa upon thelr oiim, HRKRY MARTIN, property, ond tbat resistance to taxes was some- i a real-estate dealer at, 178 Denrborn atreet, teatified | thing which onght to entitla one to the plaadits that he knew Tlickey, and Webater, and Chiison. | of succeeding ages, aityough it was not In the epring of 1874 bis office was ‘At No, 128 Las | very popular now, except withi n fow others in the Hatle sticnt. Tlickey ealled In and sald he had a | eame boat ns themaclven. Of conrse each attormay buililing an Griswold strecd (mow Vacific avente) | wan primed to the muzzle with the usual technical whicl was unoccupled. or that he conld not get his | objections, and ready to ynote authoritics by the rent out of it, and wanted to nellit. Hlaprico war | hour to show that he wan eonna in his positions. 12,000 for the iwo houses, Abant the time of | ‘Thetrouble began about 10 o'clock, dJohin Honn. the State street fire, witners met Webster, who | tree becuming responsible for it by formaily mak. 1d 1iim he was looking for & hoose, and_he told | ing the application for Jndgment (n the dellngucnt film abong Tlickey's, saying ho did not know | tax catcs, anil arking far adefauit againat all brop- whiother we not it had beon soid. A week of so | erty whero objectiona had not been made within after that he met Wobster near,'\Wolra ofiica with | the time ixed by law. rome papers in his hanis, and Webster eatd ho had | = Tho result f this waa soon spparont. Twn or ‘Throop, Chsirman of the Committes, Ryan, Wals do, Thompeon, Heldler, and McAuley. Mayor lleath and Ald. White and Lawler came in later, Ald. Thenop, addreaning Mr, watkine, sald that the Committee had met to decide what they shonld pay for gas for thio use of the city in the South Division from May 1, 1877, to May 1, 1878, MR. WATKINS rald, In 8 Jocular way, that ho was In the gas busi- neas, and was ready to trade, Ifo wonid ecif gas very chesp, and only wantcd a bare living profit, DId the Committce want lim to make an offer, or to name a price? Ald. Thtoop eald that they wanted to prepare a report, and thought that mow the decision had heen rendered by Jodze Drummond the matter wiemld be settled witbont delay, Mr. Watkina replied that w“lcbeul‘ way the do- cisfon might have guno woulil have made no difer- enco to him, As he had sald on previous ucea- monn, he cunstdered $1.%5 per 1,000 feet o fair price, and on cousnltation with his peeple thay had decided that such was tho case. [fe claimed The Jury Find No Dificulty in Return- ing a Verdict of Not Guilty. Curcs the Worst Pains in from Oneto Twenty Minutes. y INOT ONNE HOUR After readlng this adyeetisement necd any one suffer Trom pald, HM:WAY‘H READY 121] "CJ]SA CU! oM EVER S DRIV, "1 was the druaath o The Only Pain Remedy ‘Thatinmantly stops the most excrnclating patns. slieys TRamumAtion, AR CATes Longottlors, wnerticr of (he TLiinks, ttomach, BOWEis, OF OLLOT Elalids OF OTEADS, DY oue application £ FRoM ONE TO TWESTY NINUTES, Womatter haw violent or exernciating tho pain. the TIEDAKTIS, Rad-ittaden, Juhrin. Crinpled, & SEUTRISIS, oF prostrated wilh ducass moy sumers T RADWAY'S READY RELICE ‘WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. raved. P'3he Conrtsaid that Binckloy, being Captaln of Toilce, pailed It As A hionse of {il-Mame. Mr. Smith urr(i;-’d'flllt thet didn’t prove that at was & nonse of l1-fame. . —Wan it pulled by arder of the Chief of Police 1n the Iatter part of 18737 Objected to; objection overruted, 4 A 1t wasnot.. 1have reen prostitutes in Wehe ster's honse, eittingat tho windows roping men in from the street. Officerson the beat "reported the hanse to me. ~ Offices Parker palled it once, HICKET WANTED TO KROW WIAT TILE LOUSK WAS ARRESTED VOR, and 1 tald him for belng disorderly, Witness gave the names of sume of those wiio live or llved there, Q.—Do yott know the general reputation of the premisca an to thelr bolug used for lewd or Im- proper purnosca? Me, Smith objected, aince that it was a hanse of 11i-fame could not ba shown by general reputation. ‘The objection was sustained, Witness sald he wae acynainted with the repnta- tlon of the e who visited the houss, The 2 THE PRELIMINARIES, ¥ CORRECTING THE INDICTMENT. The trial of Snpt. Hickey, under an lndictment for letting the premisct . 130 and 133 Pacifle avenue ta Pan Webster tobe naed for a houso of fll-fame, was hegun in the Criminal Court at 10 o'clock sesterdny morning. The care secmed to attract sume little attention, the number of look- crs-on helng latger than usual, siace 1t {s the frst fostance of an ulleged owner of 8 bonso used for Hllegal purposca being brought Lo the hat of a court in this city. Mr, Sidney Smith, Charles il. Reed, and W. W, O'fiteien appeared for the defense. After the uccused bad been arralgned and pleadod s 2 . rd as el hout ~ prejus | 1o liave acted d b i not gulity, women were hrostitutes and the men thieves, fome L it " L ke Wil have acted in & square and business-[ixe way all - t Mlickey's bouse, Know Chilson’s Lsnd- | three lawyces, Incliding Edwand lovy, Mr, John- } dice 1o~ the right of the ratleand | theongh, and only wanted cnouch profit to 1t . | Inflammation of the Xidnay: e it e o e el ant g | QA nd of Ttickeyt Avi what | WEitlng, —have no donbt about it son, And athers, Insiated on fling objections, The | company Jn every casc: fo Insiat that the standard | Furiher, ho declired that the South Shie Uas Come | ¢ infiamimation of tho Bladdor, Croms-cxamineds [ conld not fell the month of | ather side opposed this move, ou the gronnd that | of compatiron beiween the Cawood machine and n pany had Inrge interests ln Chicago, and had gone Lafinmmation of the Howols 1122 Pacidc avenue, "—the result of misandar. | Fespectt 1874 when Wobster showed' me the azrecments, | the time for thatsort of businees had gone by, | the other intringing machines might be modified fn oat o . i Aanling the echenta befare the Grand dary,=be | o Leogiieyonafriendof Mickeyt A,—~Lhaveno A e et Timo T have ovor made this siate- | Then ticre was an hont's argament, at the con. | consequence of the declaion of tus Strewe Court, L‘:fp'u;lz"ux‘:frn e N he A e A Ganpestlon of the Tairins et clusionof which Judge Wallnce declied agaloet W. K. WELLS, the abjectars, siating that he saw no reason for an attorney, who has lived in Chieago thirteen | departing from the ritles of the court in auch mat- yoars, testified that he knew Chilsan and wan fa- | ters. Al the reorerentatives of tho mach-Injored miliar with his handwriting, e left hore on the | taxpayer promptly informed the Court that they ’, but wan in the city | exceted, A CLAIM FOR BALVAGB. Jndge Drmmtnond deckded the care of Chattison & Voze) v The Kchooner Carlingford yeaterday, According to the evidence, shefwent ssliore on the North Maniton Islands ln Nuvcmher} 18U8, with changed 1o Non, 130 and 132, Mr. Smith understond it was competent, with the conrent of the defendant. in a case of & pylaae. m.unor, to correct an amendinent. e had o wb- be ured the city, bielng the purchascr, could eay whothor thay wanted three-foot of £ve-foot burae era: fLdidn’t matter to hit which they used. Al Ryan axked what Mr. Watkius wonld chargo € year for lamps with i-fool burnets, the present Hore Thront, Ditficult Breathing, Palpitation of tho Hoart, Hystaries, Croup, Diphthoria, Catarrh, Influonza, . Q). —Are you a frlend of hia? A.~1 am not, sir. tJ.—Yon'arc sn enemy of his? A.—lsmnota telend of bis, mAFe you an enemy of hist A.—As far an nbile Jnstico In@nncerncd 1 am. T ‘Tloadaahe, Toothach ; sing i onth of April, 1 800 tona of conl, In December followinz tha | {lme-table | 5 oadaahe, Toothacha, ey decilmioehanglia ths punibor, e’ the atrasty or ':’“’:; {rinernlcre aid that e’ coutd not be bull- | vk er Yol i Yot 1ma- 4, " recatiect Wabster | The local eprescntativea o the sovaral entlying | fibellants made arrangements with the Pactie tn: lans belare b T teply Mo Wtk nepented | Nouralgia, Rheumatinm, theclty. [Smiles.] oo Mt mbjreted to Smitl's manger of conduct. | brinking eome papers for Chilson Lo laak over, ~-ho towns then mado motions for A default and jade- | snrance Company, who were theundeririters ofthe | that they could wee as much oras iittle aa they Cold Chills, Aguo Canlly, Accordingly the misdescription was corrected. % 'P;w "ml"‘tl Dr“ ! nnel ofliced whera 11k, —and I have a faint recollection | ment againat all Iands in the caso of apecial asset cargu, to save tha cogl. In April, m’mh they went Klenwd but must remember Lhat Hyht coald not be Ohilblains, and .n'rou’ Bitas, NEADY To WAIVE A JURY. e Conet said it wan not proper. that (lickey's name was mentioned. mients where no abjections had beon filed. Tue | to the vessel and did some work, and then retumn- | had without burntni gas, s i ed A. M. TRUNSDELL, motions were granis a real-cetate dealer, of No. 178 Deardorn stenet, THE DOCKEF WAS THEN TAKEN UT, testified that he took up & subsceiption for Chilsan | The firat case was that of Edwin Jodson, whore (Calvin 1'Wolf cuntributed 85), and_bonght him o | objection, Mr, Kaunireo stated. had Leen with- raflroad ticket, gave him $0,40, aud sent bim out | drawn. This dlepuscd of tax-fighter number one, of town April 80, 1875 In the cagoof the moxt objectur,—the City of Mr. Mills adwitted that Chilson wae In tha city | Chicago, répresonted by Frank Adams.—the ube in Octonier, 1874, )e:‘lh.:'n v;n: P:r:nn‘ff;::xllnl? ’m:‘tt 'Mr'l‘ l‘:.l the docket rs. L, le, {Jeorge Nerz, and Lawyer Stackpole | which relal o "ark apect aloo asre Shat the Chttron .muum’m tho atvocs | | Efien . liwn ‘et. al. objected, throush I R ment was in his handwriting; tho two former hav- | Btebbloger, thelr attornoy, 1o Lulng tazed, and ingscen him writs receipta for Webster, whoss | Mr. Stebbinger, anold man with silver hair and Lo ed o Milwsukes ani Chicago for bumps, Defore thoy returued one Lobbins, an agent of the yarious {nsurance companics, who bail tnsured the schioon- er, had made armugements with the tug ot steamer Leviathan, which went and saved the schooner and art of Lhur cargo. The linellants then flod a libel or the value of their nervices rendered td the vea- sel. The Paclfic Insurance Company paid them $1,000 in fntl for all thelr elaima, ~ The owners of the .achooner and carzo abaniduned Lo the under- writers, and _the latter puid the policies on both, It seemed that thers was a mlsnndorstanding be- The §tate’a Atloruey then asid. the fndictment being for a wisdemeanor, and there being no ques- tiun a4 10 the propricty of the courne, he was will- oy ta have the care tried by the Court withoat the Tatervention ot 8 jury. Nir. $tuth—\ Lt reason do you urge for thatt Witnesa was then interrogal to what ho had testifled ta before the Council Committce, 1le sahi te stated there only what ho war asked, —did not volauteer anything, Jle was uncertaiu whether he had ananered the following questions Lhus: **Do sonof yonr own knowledie know of &ny connec- tjon between Supt. llickey and Webatery A.—1 do nat. |k-—ol a criminal natare? A.-—I don’t know anything of & criminal_nature.'’ “lie did not recollect tentifying that tio bouse was not a resort for thieves, Q.—Did_ you aunswer this question an atated: ALD THOMPSON #nid that the Conncil and citizens generally wers satificd with what Mr, Watkina did last year; that Is with pne ot 81 50. Tlo had nob heard that the atockliolders had become 'dinsatisfied with thelr dividendn, and as Inbor and coal were both cheaper than laxt year he thought £1,50 waa enongh to py. Mr. Watkina eald that coal cost from 25 fo 10 cents per ton moro this year than lant, for thera had been oo advanca in freight-cates, and the vos- sel-awners had formed & combination, Tho whole **put-out™ of the warks yesterday was feas than Tha appifeation of Jha READY RELIEF to the part oVt BHCES e pal oF dLcRlL) ealia Wil aferd sehms and comfort. “Tilrty 1o sisty drops n half a tumbler of water will In fow 1 ate cure Cramps, Spasma, aur Klomagh, Heartharn, Rick Headache. IMarrhiea, Dysenters, Colic, READY RKLIEF witithem A fow dros (n w Wil 7evant sicknesaor hain from chanse of Whter. 16 Tt Uelier than Fronch Branoy ot Biiicraas & stiaiuisnt. FEVER AND AGUE. Mz. Miila—The saving of time. Judge Farweli—1 rathor prefor to have s jury try t: Mr. Smth—1s there a statute which suthorlzes ¢ 42190 you know any thicven or prostitutes that re. ta they are. pomewhat hard of hearing, stated that the objece | tween tho libellants ana Dobbine as to whether , 000 foet, or abont kalf what 1t was In Decom- || FEVRR AND AGUR eured for 60 cents. Thy e, Mille~Tuero aro decirlons of Lhe Sunreme | worted there? A, —I do not." A.—f don't think I efoisd bero closed, tlon was o the axof 17 it b como up bo- | the forwer were actualy ewmployed to vavo tho yea- | uorant, Tio Company always expestod to Toso a Tt e o Ol T L T money during July and Augiist, when liitlo s was used. ‘They bad 181 iniles of gas-pipe, and on fifty inlles of 1t they had not o singlo customer The Court—Yes, hut no statate. ts (Ta Mr. Smith)—Aro yon williog to sannift 1t Lo the Conrty on tha ground - that cople shonld 4 bo arecescd lepllulolr Hut here it was again, through a mistake of the Clerk, he belloved, aad he was go- aud KL m’hfl?“lllflflfll- Hillous, S¢ N B R T e 1 ogikas 3 ¥ RULIEE. Fifty ceiia ‘The District Conrt found In favor of the defend- ants, and dlsmissed the libel. An l?;lcll was taken, angl Judge Drommond, after hearing much addi- . Witnems continned. After testifying before the Coanefl Commitiee he didu't remember having a conyareation with Ilickey, bat at the time the Su. TITE END. CALVIN D'WOLP but the clty, “I'he Court—terhnps you had better not press him i i ing to Aght it. .. | tidnal evidence, decided In favor of the libellanta, Ald. Thompaon did not belle ) ottt TR L it Iat & Jnry by e T m’:;‘,‘g‘:g;flfl‘.’,:,!‘;‘,Jf,‘_’;‘:,“f:;‘,{‘g"‘l Tenlenation, | mas called In-rebattal. Tlo had known Chiteon for | 1762 s yaid thattn auch canes sho erttzon's | Hiamiq thers was antoubtedly an arrangement &t | woii pay 1,75 ot holleva that tho Councl | e twenty years previous to 1874, From 1800 up to the 0ro ho had & deek in his officc. Knew bis handwriting; had scen blm write o great many times, The algnatures in the agreements wese not in his handwriting. 1 am positive abont it. Peter J. Witty, a clerk for D'Wolf, did not think the aignatures were written by Clilson, The State's Attorney sald aa it was late, and there might be ous ortwo rebutiing witucssscs atill to be hewrd— Dut the Court Interrupted him by saying, “*You ‘bad bettor finish the case to-night.” Me. Aills then offered to submit the matter with- out argument, Counsel for the defense were very wiliing, NOT GUILTT, : ‘That settled the matter, snd romedy was against the Arscusor, Hesidesthat,the & fnformalities went for nothing &0 Ioog as no sub- stantial {njwstico waa done against tiw umprn{. 1f people deeired o have their property correct| asvescd, thoy sbould listit, The Supteme Court had held, sinco the enactment of Sec. 101, that vitiate tho attho tine of the fnveatiyntion—that Lo was no friend of his (Ifickey’s]. 1lo zave that as s reason for removing him—or rather witnces inferred that was his rearon, Tlickey also told him that he was selloved becauea he hud refused 1o make & rald on Mike McDonald's gambling-house—that he didn't glvo him propee mmaistanca in - hresking up the gambling houses. ~ 84ld Iuckley 441 to)d him to specify ane aingle act whero ] ro- fuscd 4o ansiat him. fle conldn't do It, and he can'tdo It to-day.” Tla did not recollcet being brought In before the Mayor and Hickey and saying that YcDonall's place conld not be broken up.” Ile had changed his opinivn shout ,the place being a house of ilt-fame since that In\uu‘:nllon. Web- ster moved In some time (n 1874. Hickey lived in thie houeo befure that, but not immodiately before. .75, Mr. Watkins eald that was all right; when dld they want the supply dincontinuedr ilo did not canatdcr that ho had any contract ‘with the city, and it they orderod Uhe sapply stopped fortiwith boe would undertake not to charge moro than $1.55 for what had alroady beon supplied. Ue had tweaty times th Intoreat In the city outalde of tha s Cumpany that tie had 1n §t, and had savod tho city lols of monoy. If thoy sald tirn off tho gs, fe'would do 1t, 0r, on the othor hand, he would kecp on as fong as they lked. In roply to Ald. Throop, e declared that 4o Jong as the clty took gas one Limo made betwoen the parties which soemed 10 anthorize the libelianta o undertake to reseua the veaeel, bat, before anything was actually dane, different arrangements were inade, and the forme cuuntorinanded by the underwritery and thera- fore when, In the spring of 1870, the libellants pro- cceded tomare the veascl, lhefi were acting {n an unsntnorized manner, The rchooner was actuslly savcd by tho Leviathan, lnt, ander Al tho cir- cumstanices of the cuse, It appeared some serviced | had been perfornied by the libellantx in the full of 1841 which were of value Lo the underwriters, and thelr performanco rendercd unnecessaty the per- formance of the ama services by the Leviathan, Under the principles of s quantnm meruit, thero- foro, and An o malter of ecquity, it was ' hanll nst that tho 1abor that had been performed by - wsas hegnn, 1 the twelve, Ex-Capt. Buckley consulted with the State's Attarncy about thelr aelection, while Mr. Swith, Mr. UBricn, and Mr, llckey put thetr Ticain togather on the othor sida of th table, Un the nirde of the proscention, 16 addition to the cus- tomary quexnans, the jurors wero aeked if they kuew the Snperintendent of Molice, or uny detect- fven of policemety and ua (o whether they hul any [rejudice niinat Ttickey as an otlicer or a citizen. you_the othee side inquities were mude an (0 acqualutancexhip with Buckley and ox-Detective Thnulgan. The numes of the jury ure; Anbrose Seatle, lata stamar, No, 211 West Tay- Ior street; Johm Ahern h{mrl‘l‘, No, 040G HEALTH! BEAUTY! Btronr and_pure Ttich Dlood—Incroasa’ of Flesh and gfiinu-c('muun-m}‘ Beautifui Complealou secured _DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent none of thesa mlstakes of oflicers c tima tho Clerk had, withoul thority of law, care ricd the praperty forward on the delinquent list, Mr. llonntreo contended that it wad the Clerk's duty in this tnstanco to carry it forward, and clted n preciscly aimilaz caso to prove hia positlon, From the record, farthermore, it appearsd’that thero was a forfefturo in 1875, This, ho thoaght, TIEY MOST EXPECT TO FAY $1.75 POR IT. Dat e would not positivoly refuse to take lesa 11e might chaugo his mind and want mare. Rurndie ikl Walns, * hiborer, gt : : The Jury wero therefore aifowed ta retire, the | ought to close ths discussion. 2t that tho labor that hod bewn verformed by € | Ald. Trooy asked whst the members of the Nor i Willtam Bomton: | 1aday Vihe fented [t fo Websler e rented 18 | guly untruiction given them belngt to return a'vor- [ Bir. Stebbinger denled that thace wan & farfeltara Conrt Lonk intg rommjeration that they wers fn & | Spniniics had tossy, sul atice o litdlo delay, buteher, ntrect; AT AVER MIE g sbout reperstos tho | SIELOF Rully ook gLy, Afier an abssncoof | In 1875, "Tho property should have, been rota- | measure unithorized in what they bt done, et | y recommiond 1 Urban, plamber, No, 157 Delioven wtrect nesred after tha Court had sustalnad the objection Miller, pediter, No. 8 Orchard streots Martl the Councll to offer 81. 65 per $1,000 feet for gas tothe judument for taxes, ‘Tho omisslon Lo aseens three-quarters of an bour, thoy came into court from May 1, ]);T‘Ii to May 1, 1H7H. This was loaso? A, ~No. . Tdon't Kuowwayibing abonbtoe | oy, eporiod that ‘they bid fonad tio defendent 3. }m declded to allow them 8000 in fall for thoir erve ces, ! teol case. peconded by AL, Tyan, and carried # | hes made tha most aatontahing cures: so quick, so raptd Hiske, tahorer," No. 24 Koun sicect; Charles U, | “On"the redirsc examination the witness sald; Dol g Sl e peapuily idualiuatel sho clalm for tasee pndorthal TTEMS, o e tkiag then Fhrey sorarsnty pit o hia.cor o6 L ctnRes the hiIE nndetiues upgat s lafleien Plamb, wewinic-inachine adjioter, No, 4t Mube | After teatitying befors the Coancll Committes | e hare could have beon no application for s | Juwige Drummond left for Springlold Iast night, | and ejacuisted, **That's wil flht; go shead, ™ : bard stroel: L. ilagtlan, facmer, Palos; luson | made an ntestization as fo the chamcter of the CHRISTIAN WORKERS. Jndgment, and no forfelture. on hia clrcuit, e will be absent all this week. T'hia mystical utterance wan taken to slgnif; ell, watchinan, No. 141 North Ada atreet: L. P, tlugel, saleaman, No, 183 Indlana steeet: onry sellinger, painter, No, I87 Milwankee avenue, ASSISTANT STATE'S ATTOUNEY WEBLE « the caso for the prosecution, reading men who virit Wobster's, and upon what [ leazned my icstimony Ia based. 1 have ill-will towards Hickey unly because his removed ma without cause j-h;.il‘ nothing personal; valy onaccount of public ustice, Every Day an Xucrcase in Flesh and Welght Is Seen and Felt, o ' 'y acceptance of the terma, snd, Leing asked b B o 1 s i o5, i replind In1hs Klmatins, He then departed, and Bt DILLINGA CAME UFPON TIE SCENEB. Jnd‘i\s dary will bo jn court evety doy this week, ua&.w neaday. In tont case of Alonzo Konyon va. Theophe- tns ¥, Bertrnd, Jodge Dlodgeit yesterday dis- od the bill, holding that the complainant’ Mr, lountrew lflumphmu‘pfiinhd to the books, Mr. Sicbhinger Impesciied tho record, and went for the Clork, Who, hosald, had carricd tho mat. ter forward contrary to law. Mr. Adams sald the recard showed a judgmont ., Tha Camp Collle Assombly on Geneva Lake— l’lnl_l Dny's Proocesdings—A FPleturesque and’_ Attractive Summor Resort for Chris- . mie 8Pt Ald. Throop #ald he supposed tho first thing Mr. < the law, aud eaying that they expected to prove “Tie Captaln came near losing his temper two or t for an improvoment in cultivators was not # i it I AT USSR o RESY | (L0 Coptan e A RHOR M RISLIRA |t People. Sop S SO INTE, ) ey ok g | SO Diings weali vas o kape a4y nicierowss | THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. tutlon, hut the uefendant admitted that ho | fled Lo before the Council Commitice was very bad, Special Dispatch to The Tribnne. He wouldn't bellovo the record "““73. > Judga Moore yesterday cranted 8 decree of di. fiz.mgn wautod to make a scttlonient o everything ::,\mrrr‘:l“ o )“l.n.-..l ‘:.:.‘u nlll’m(twlm“;;l“e‘nl .‘"' nn; L" Bowe of the umwcndrvm‘\idndohy the short-hand Qeweva Laks, Wis,, July D.—Across the lake The record for 1476 was then prodoced. The wrnfl Eiijah MeDonnell from Sasan McDonnell | upto May 1, 1877, and after that Lills wonld be s which it was putg ihat ho ceprinanded an offcor | wlioe i aiiarly rspuiated. Olhoca o wasGRCer- | tho birds of summet come,spesking somo unksown | secord-clerk would awear o lie correctuota, and | ontho groand of daltery. 1d” quatterly. ‘Fha Committoo had conciuded | ¢ foreTy,dron of the Rarssparillien Riesol et communt, h mmi hat a doduetion of 3 por cent abionld bo made on 30 LRI, e ey mioald pay 42 per 1,000 . ; that ts, that they shoul 2 per 1, fect for zas on the West b’ldo. bokalse Mr. HMillngn mnm‘llned that ho was not belag Judge Moore was uccupied the greater part of esterday in hoaring the motion for an injunction T ive tave of Wood va. Donnersberger, Involving the quarrel over the trustaca of the Town of Cicero, e will decide it this norming, thurty lion Wi-fame In the block, this one of Weiier's was letalone, whilo the uthiors wero ratd- ed oficw. Mngunge, strange and swoet, of troplc Isle remote, and, psssing, hall the camp with the cheers of all the strect snusicians of tho air. The robins, piping shrill, l}ing all tho groves with thelr chaste gleo; {ho a¢ad taz-fighter waa oqually positive that the rocord was wrong. Tha rocord for 1874 was pro- diiced and showed Judgment refiised. M. Stebbingor eald thore could bé no forfalturo to the Etate fu this cass, a h the 1 nd Juices of the aystem.be vicorof iife, tor it prepa Lho wastes of the body with new and sound maiurisl, fuln, B‘Dhllll& Consumption, Glsudular Disesss, jcers in the Throst, Moutn, Tuinors, Nudes [a the Glands and other partsof tho aystem, B the Ksre, and THE STATE'S WITNESSES, EX-SERGEANT DYRNE. wasnoxt called, but bis dostlmony was not os B, BNITIE, K, trum. for tho defense, asld the indictment waa for lean- re Kyes, Blrum. clalming s ey id tho 1 Mr. Kennoy, anothor pateiotlo taz-fightor, telod UNITED STATES COURTS. trentad xo well s tho old Company was. fious bischarses, 78 forme of fni the orerminc. Theta wasa contlel of AMLLOT | trang as it sas underatood o have been before th | o SBarrows, chitping eIt they still wro proud | {00} ficcos 10 help s Aged jax-aphuen bl | e Nannaw Dayic of New York bazan a autt yes. | AVa: McAnley whsted to heat ftom the Chatrman | P53 543‘;""’ tien an to whethe? that wat an - vifelisc gt common that thelr race 4 mentloned in Hlaly Welt; the | Gin, torday. agutoat the Coole County Natonal Bauk, | of the Special Commitice 1a Fezary 5o th # o T, Bt o camcendud that tho act uf_1eastng muet | Grand Jnry. 1o teettled that bo had a conversa- | (hrush, that carols st euurise from the green stecplea | 4SS Y5 tros would like to Lear some diweus- 510,000, , ¥ s s o 0ae 0f have been done williiu elehtoen monthe; othurwisa the stutute of limitation Intertered, No_evidence upon auy other paint, in his view, wax sdmisalile, aud unlé=s the lea<lng wus shown as e had stated, there was no. cure et s client, 1o would whow that ifickey dld “not lease the rremiees ta Webater: tiat ho and his mathor- taw woli Lhe bull o bl in Uclabor, 1874, , ®ald Mr, Sm 'wlll be established not the equivoeal lesiimony of uen who heard” thlng, ™ hut upon ** avidence in W hat Dalel had beon_ doing Hiere since he ot posecssion of 100 pr ho did wot propose 10 (nguire; the defenes bud “nnth- fouth it iat. tlon with Ilickey about Welater's placo in Septem- ber, 1570, It was aday or eoufter ithad boen pullei. Tho Superintendent came to the station, and witnesn told him that an oficer bad reported thie house an dirorderly, aud he had been furnished ‘with a sutticlen: force to pail It. Hickey sald that \webrtor' s place waa the xame as anybody's elsc, snd that it ehould not be (reated different from other places that were disorderly, Ile mald the Louse **dId belang to hiin and his mother-in-law, " that ho should have the wamo rights as onybody elvo; could not sy whetber he meant Webster or of tho forest; the cuckoo, In the decpest shada; the noiry l-g. Jargonine hike a forcigmer at his menle; the biuetinl, balanced on some topmost Lough, fooding with melady the nolghborhood ;— all the feathored tribes that heroabouts dwell in nowt and liave the gift of song, whoss habltations Inthe trec-tops ste hialf-way houses to ifcaven, are hore Lo delight the eampera duy by day, TIA UAPPY BIRDA. F.rory moming when the sun peeps through tho | dlm, leaf-latticed windows of the FD"' the old niolodions madrigsls of Jove are Jubilantly renewed by tho happy birds. Whata beautital thoaght that it1s_always morning sommwhere: and above the DANKLOUPTCY MATTERS, Alexandar, G, Tyng, Feter . K. Brotherson, sad Alexander Q. Tyna, Jr., compeising the frma ol Tyng & Drotherson sod A. 4. Tyng & Co., of Feorla, went into voluntary ~bankraptcy Jouterdsy. Mol proferrvd debls are §i35 he secared $53, & with secutitles worth 12,250, and the = unsccared 600,40, Thelr ~assels comprisc & packing-houso, machinery, fixtares, olc., st Pearis, an leased round, worth $30,000; D! and no‘es, $17, 15,83; fixtures, elovator, boller, ete., 85 debls dbe on open account, $4,504.47¢and five uhares of tha Pearla Elevator Company, valued and the curaulve ranie of this wonder of uiudorn chemistry, a0ul & fow days’ usa wlil prove to auy person UM 1t fof either of thesa forms of discase iLs polent puwer L0 eure em, 11 the patient, dally becoming reduced by the wastes aad- decomposiiion that are continunlly progressiug. Jucooeds {n arscallug tiow waston aud repalry Lo sarmg with new materisl mado fro1a healthy blood—and this oil. Ald, White retortod that he would ort to the Council. Al MeAuley bad. boen on & committee of the kind himeelf sud dldn't do much. Ald. Thompson pleasantly sugzented that Me, Billings would pay the exponse of the litiyation in the United States Courta, a proposal which caused that gentleman to favor him with » look of virtu- ous Indignation. Mr, Iiillings then exprossed lis bellef that the proposed deduction was s little sicep. and the commitice. doclded to recommend uu‘t l:l: price be fixed at $2. A discusalon followed a8 o tho QUESTION OF INTERRST DEING ALLOWHD on the old account. sion as to the suhetantial injustice dono the tax- payer in thiv cuve. Nobody scemed saxious to acceyt his fuyitation, ‘Aftern greatdoal of talk om all sldes, Jndge ‘Wallace wan compelled to tell Mz, Stebbinger that Lia saw nothing In the rocord 1o authorize him to tiold that the Court 1ast year had no jurlsdiction ia tha case and no right Lo declare a Judgment. Mr. Btebbinger—Uut there was no "d".nmm' Judge Wallaco—Dut tha record says there was, and you are simply zoing against the recand. Mr. Stebbinzer touk what comfort he could Im ont uf tha dictum of the Conrt that tho objection to the judement was o nen once this remedy commences its wark of puridcation, sod succesds in "diminishing the loas of ‘wastes, )t 1o will e rapid, and every day the lens will feel himscif stronger, the food di ing Bastor, appetite Improving. sad Bub sadwe heins || Nov oty does the Rarsanaritiian Resolvent bxcel all rru led. . 1\ 01 i the cure of Chrgnic, kerofulous ¢ #nld 1t would he a public Bwakening Temedial agenta Lhironic, herol - i ok Sorarisie N g natlons, from shore to whore, somo- M. J, Dutny represeused Josl Prescott, whoso | at$4,400. The fina of A. U, Tyng & have Mr. Billings claimed that he had been kept ont of | Conatitutional, and Bkis dlscascs, but It 1s the ouly ealawity (o luve W develop al " ?«m‘;’;‘hfi'l Justico himuelf; Ilckey mizht &?,"‘:‘-#“,’,g','?,‘:f‘,fl, :};I';;o"’;'j whera the Inspiring, chooring songsof the birdsare :m‘n:uu-;;-‘ ’ma Judgmout was that un:n;flwf Jna | 7,273 9 ot :ho:n:::ln ea:mu;x: socurlties being mnflmney n-(fi ' Iong time, wheress Mc. Watkina | /Y6 cute for ad pos- hE b ; i 4k » eard ot pro wo d been pald. 4 i yiservsitanssreat of petty eties. In_cons ¥ loratlscal Whihe, bieh WUk, et WL ireqhest e that men who pot thelr frast In bonds | Mr, Danoe, a4 lanus djoining, —iands owned, in | Thelr only ssseteare open sccounts, Tho Slayor cxplained that when the salement | Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Tl it wedgT tne crlminal clasves, and was | On cross-cxamination he said: Webstor keepsa | 3nd etacks who Talla on Inrtgages, who grow thin | faci, by other petsunu. * Ha thon read the deacrip- | forty-twa uharon of stock in ihe eorls Rlevator | waebad with the old Company the Finaaco Com. l B purt of u @ onst Mickey £ s Lils ponle saluon b No. lmu&v uothiug sbout [fickey and palo watclung the kaleldescope Fata on the | tiun contained in the application, which he con. :fi:nhr;lnr;{*' &%flg;j!’i;"‘)‘;‘fl:“lfi“‘fl ?&‘:m:;: mitipe declined to pay Billings wnlcas he would i 000, 2 rinary and Womb Disesses, Gravl, Diabetes, Proney, & ¢ Bonrd of Tende, have no faith in fino-spun senti~ | trasted with the description In'ths deed to tue sgree to thelr ternia In the future, R Rl e Oy el i :l{:l,:“hl-‘:::;:lyl'm was triving the - cruinal element | Jessing the building to Li Pents Ot Boro. in the Kreat camp of ¥ s e E LI L] he Christian EX-DETECTIVE SLAYTON Mr. Billings explained that he wantaod the inter- Al cases wlhere there o prn&mly. Accunling to these documonts, sad ag- :}. 4, Dickerson, of ica Moines, Ia, Alcxander s0see, AlDuminuris, i v . | Workers,al) Naturo teachos gentlencns, snd mercy, | cording to the testhuony of Vreacoit himeelf, the Tyng owes 811,000 of svcured debts, covored | et sinco that time, Oct. 1, 1H7 the smount ok-duss deposlts, oF ihe water s thick, coudy, mix L5 A 2 & T T e erastar of | A1 roverency for Lifo; which, (i i weaknass T o i the mbpliaasion Tacluded ATty throg | by 35,000 warth of sccurition, and $765.5 of un- | dun up.to that date. ; 2470, on tho smount | yigyysiatanicitiy haSHliebt g it e CAPT. BUCKLEY. 1hous Wit ireguented It ey woro hioves and | e3cess, 1 stll a gieam of God's omnlpoteace. and one-third acres moru than In the dead. secured. 1lis only “arsela dre, » certincate of ‘Thompeon rald that It wae not the custom e oo dust Geposita. and wheh tHerE Ie 8 Mz, Jtonntroo insisted thst these was no subatan. Uai injustics done (o the property. Acconding to the repoated decisions of the courts, whera there waa no subatantial [njustice fu the tax itseit, it whosld be paid, and whon not pald, the proporty was subject to a judiment., 2 Me. Dunne said the county was to blama for not making proper assesnnients, 1here might be sub- stantisl luyustice done. The ld)«llnlmnfll ‘might be more valusblo or less valuable 1 thoss in questlon. Every citlzen bad a right 1o a scparste TUE FIRST WITN E4% CALLED wns ex-Capt. Bickley. Ue testifled that ho was st one time u Captain of Pollce, but waw dolng no'te now. e kuew Danlel Webster, EKY, Among the forest-trees we hoar the wind playing celestinl symphonice, while the branchee bend downwant like the keys of same groat Instrument. Over us untolls the wplendid sconery of the sky, of sapphire, the great sun jupmbership in tl Peorta Bosrd of Trade, Aaluod st $50, and $32,500 of life iusurance ayable to his wite. P. R. II lirotherson owes :400, And hie only aaneta nro an Intorcet worth $200 10 somoe land fa Livincston Cnunl{; saven harcs of atock in the Crystal City Tlorss Rallway, ‘membarship in the Peorla Board of Traue, and three Judgments for $:300 againat John McDonnell. ‘Tyug, Jr., owea nuthing but hsa & dosk, horse and bnfr!, etc., worth $250; alé0 & membership in the Pearla Hoard of Trade, Snos rickiug, burning scusation when pas! DAL AR o niali of thie back an4 iotg Tumor of Twelve Yoars’® Growth, Qured by Radway’s Rosolvent D= .anway—1 have had Ovarlsn Tumor in the ovaril wals. All the dociors sald ** thero wis Do ielp for It 1 tried eversiting that was recom: mieoded, bat pothiog heiped me. Teaw your Kesolvrnt a to allow interest on any such accounts, aud he id pot belleva tho Council’ wonld consentto do s 1a ilu caso. Ald, Lawler said there were hundrede of clatms ‘n‘:!“‘%‘e" and If this one was allowed s0 might any ier be. ‘The Mayor said that Mr. Watkins got no interest. The Committce voted to pay him ¢ Coanch Gatiey otnatwise Py b some, but te Aflier somo further general conversation the Committes yoted wlul.(l .".£|pur 1,000 faet for yas vialu lmnlllnwl. e dorcribed the'diferent soclions— le saluon, dunce-ronm, etc. Q. —Do you_kunw who has owned the premises wince the middle of 16367 A.~Nothing mors than ‘what the bovks 1 Handy, Slnmens & Co.'s ollice shuw, ). —DId you over have any conversation with Tlickey sbont the ownership Gr the leasing of the promines? A,—1 never did. y fon daveloped nothing. croes-exam! Mr, Mills waid that was bis ease, Q.= Whera dld b2 flve u July, 18751 Nr. Ited opjected becauss tho uestion waa tm- wateriol, M 2 % 3 g H & - 10,07 liko a gol a4rg Do not the caree of yest; rdn{ mako each ! to- day" seem heavier, nntil at lepgth tbu oarden secins grealer than you can bear? Como to Camp Calllu, whore Natarn halls you a8 & host, sud you a1 s object was to bring out an an- wonld beur on the knowledgo of the #ad thought 1 would try iti but hat no'ls a i1, be- efe V' "y . | B bat to unfold the psges of ita heart and read | asscssmen! $50; and » life policy for $10,000 n favor of his | supolied in the Wes! n from Oct. 1, 1870, | cassa ] had sufferod fur twelve years, unl bottles dctendant nf U charactor of Wabator's establtel- | 315, Smieh aivaed Uit tho polley of tho prose | Laae (0 0 icome, & miore e e A e | A" Adare claimed that the objector ought first | wife. Wefarence to Reglster Johnson, 1 tay 5. 1478 tha OFd ACeourL 05 rommin in siats o Tomai e oud ona Do of fhudway's Pt a0d 100 wient when the lewa!ng occurred. Settutily wa o mvifionce 1o wermnt & coariction | fur camp-meeting could oy easily g Bl | e Mwiod his pronerty baforo an_objection | Jaines hieechier sieo weut luto bankiuptey. T | guo, untl) the Finance Compmittes anould decido ss | bostissof your lieady Hellet) oL B aIRD uf Mr. Lived remarked that it wus apparent that 1o | of the earge in tho indiciment. T Dk treas cast o erojeful shads | conld lie ayainat the Judgment. [ie also cutitend- | securod debis foot up $1,:408. 44, wud the arisecur | {0 the quention of peying interest, Mr. lillings | BaRpicySnan (i AL ook i e testimony whntover could be Introduced, imuodis Br. Milla nald 106 cave had attracted a great deal | over the eotire grounds. growing evendown ta tho | ed that the pruof of ownorsbip wan not clear. el $1,4:10.43. Tt ts comprise $103.78 in | expressed himaelf as natiafied with thls concluaion, | wuala tho left #ide of ihe Lowels, over the groi. 1 ately or remately connected with e case, that dig | of public sttention, and he dld not care to act per- | “¥ater edge. Immenso Lowlders, some of them Mr. Dunae tuought the devd about as good proof | bills and notes and al $000 In open accounts. | and the Committes adjourned. 0 yoa for thie benunt of uthers, You can/ aa any that could be furnbshed. Pobife e e fou’ Choden. - * HANRALL T KN AP My Housires clalued "ihat the County Dosrd : ) 2 ) g weighing many tous, sze scattersd hero and there. alung the shore. Delicato fvy t Hefurence to Reglater Hibbard, e Relehark kqwisa voluntarily went cmptonly aml without the fullest concurrence of into ount 30 nut bring the olfenss witnin the statute of limita- the'Court. e sppreciatod the fact that the tvi- tions, T'he Special Commiltve of Threa, Ald. White, T el e ils gracofally & Licit as b 35 | Sioni thiecilT, and hangs in festoons from the trunks | would huve carructed the deweriplion asany Uwe | bankruptey, Mer debts, all secured, a ut the last-named gentloman belng abeent, it was | PRICE, - - 1 Por Bottle. v, Milts proposei Lo shiow (hat Wobster, fora | Concmmcas boual sny sbeseotion” hat. mighy | O rees st man boints. The undergrowih 17 they had bee 80 Foquested. 007 wiih 817,000 of socurities, She owna | ducided ta dofer the preparation 0Fs pwort for ihe 2 @ g Joug tme prior to going Into the house un Pacific | come from bis itouor ho eI cortaInlY et 0B, cleared away, but otherwise the grounds Nr. Dunng intimated that tie public records, in- | 80,500 worth of reai estato, whict 16 Incamberud | tiuse bemg, 1f the Councli adopt the sagyostics w The Court setarked thal it sromod to him tha | otate of natu deed, wore 18 opon to Mr, Rountr . Ruforred to the Wegliter. re. AN IMPORTANT LETTER. 3, 500 of the Standing Coinmittee, and the terms are ge: avenue, maintdiued 8 houso of ill-fawne, —that that el 1 aul Heichart, \ 5 S s oy —1 by 10 Jct the case 2 rade cottages hero to Limself. Relchart is the wifo of 'aul Reichart, against | crally sccepted by tho gus compauies, the resolu- 32 bie Uuigrs, —and Wit Do Left 8 certaln houg P A et e F A0 e T sogue | Bourd palbit, deige Wallace sgreed with Mr. Rountree and | whom s polition was fled some o ago.” 1l aab- | Hona'n edari 15 Uhe re o all wilprabiy L Anx fanon. Mich Ayt b0, 1678, On, Runwares hotse, This fact, be claimed, bors “Vn the o 300 peuple. Mr. Adama, und overruled the objection, Duune | sequently left the conutey. luid on the table. 1f any hitch should occur, the F llls, and slso nsing the Heady lielief atoal ono 3 s J ear for 0 announced that he would take an sppeal to the Apgeliate Cort, o nuxt case wae thal of Hachael Prescott, obe Discharges were nsued (0 Fraoklln D, Clerke and Wililam Archdeacon. 3 Georga W. Cawmpbell was appointod Assignee THIS WERK. Oz Tuead éhfonnwn the toplc *‘Dantel asan Exampls to Christlan Workers" will be discursod knowledgu of Hickey na to the brainess uysped 0. : The Court thought the -offense bad better be shown firet, 1f that was not shown, the evidence obeter tumors 0o the sbdoinen, whizh ths psiciana ot our Meatcal Caollege pro- o knota on 8 tros, My welsht was F4 ] ment. Mp. 8nlth would not conseut, ——— THE DEFENSE, “40fl Committen ** will go on with fts work, ——— GROVER. ector. 1unne slso sppeared for her. ‘I'he ob- terdsy of L. L. l.esch. L S LA SUPBHINTENDENT HICKEY. flf-"-‘?«'u'fl:fiflw"wuf'%-'r:;m’cfi‘?f,m:f,: !emvln a4 the saine -d-" i e previous case, aad ;’x'lr. it oina wrak appolntad Assizaes of Charles uuseaces with yaok emeties il Y:=iy virtus of your pouition a3 Captain of | The deféhse then opcned thclr case, snd Super- Liar. 3. O, Foater, ot Blackborry, and by Joha V. B i Foris el ey i % At thisstage Judge Wallace suspended opara- tious untll the sftornoon scaslon, when cascs rlLullly unimportant weie taken up and decided. The result of the duy's work wes thal two cases % 1 have taxen twanty-four bottios ot jie el hed (e ettt ea of it e leince trem G draati icase seud w “Falsa agd Tr m . G =" uns. c. KRATF. The Stlles which He Must Get Over Diefore He Hita [n the Bonate, Ban Frawcisco, July 0.—A Portland dispatch "X compostion of 40 per cant In cashs was yester- 2{, nnfl-ml and accoptcd by the croditors of Caso ohmeon. ‘The second dividend meoting {n the eass of Wrla« Pullce, dld you acquire scquaintance with the iromlees known as Nos 130 snd 132 Paclic sygnual Mr. smith objected, becanso that would not {intondent Jlickey was put on the stand. He pro- duced the contructs of sale, and Mr. Smith lutro- doced them as evidence. They were dated Oct. U, TRMPERANCE-WORK, The Quarterly Convention of the Woma: perance Union of the Flest Diskrict of Wisconsin | o re'called to which objectivns had beon Bled, ] 4 g , sud | Jey Brothers was continued to Sept. 11, saye that W, 1. W. Stiles, the witnese who testi- beln th offcnae witlus tho statuta of limitatiuns. | 1874, and witncsaed by Charies ¥, Chifleon, Wit- | will be beld In tienavs Viliags on Tucsday. “The | gy wore disneed of. e e b | "Tohe feat dividond-meeting in the, watter of the | dad so polntedly agaluss Grover Batunisy,tpublub. | Another Letter from Mrs, C. Krapf i B i 5 L, sty Wi 8 | oy paenet eyt ceccied omh d iny | e S ctcth S5 "lophiis | o et p ek snl hte SRS | CHT LARS Sotind a reseving | SLAWUSSS | o e marming s it e O, : e Court repeated tiat the Tegitimata way was t@ | * Bie. Ais invleted that the Daud ¢ Chil- | mase-meating (will e held In the ~Fresbytu- | 0 back-tax of 1673, In alx casea the obloctions | tinaed (o Oct. 01, i which o says bo has divuiged these things bo- | _ D, Banwav—Kind Bir: 1 take the liborty to addret Leneated tiat (s legitimate wy (o il imsaied hat the Dindwritiog o masementing owil) bo, beid o 5he, FIeRYle- | wuro orairulid, sud i Uires cusos tiey war wish+ | Assigaees will'be slocied this moraing at 10 | 15 VUSS b shis B GOTHCLIORE BNRER s | pobicgdt afi R i Tikg thelloarty Sgadrert. & o qaestion was e ot so aeto make the | "' =\ers you aciusinted with the handwritiag | Eb¢, esslons op Wisaseey AUl V2 R G s — Sl for eniah hole, Jrfor Watler 8. Boalns | 6500 B ot the Ticpubiican varty uat Foae et ehise e Winor, s Sl E yineud scqualoisucceliv, it wny, dite from Sep- | of Chtlsont "A—Nob very Well, but I Lave som Solll iy e R T AL T (O GENERAL. © Compoutii méciies wi be Beld at the 141 | of the Electoral vols fn Oreson. 1o saye the E‘:“ & ‘v,rl:chl.:l.?;l‘:flllifillitexen{nw‘i‘;lly o 3 _ ¢ or, 1670, : A 3 3 A 'and of Mot~ ¢ s summer 1o Iaaul § i & v and ofhers will take part. The steambosts will 5 . our 1 the matter of Joha U, Wal o Democratic party does not and cannob by "a: : . m:&:}'{."fl‘m'leflfi!‘:fl.g'{fl‘:u’.‘::l::?fl:k‘.;fi:fl, ,o‘n’n'r pg'l:l'chlllon witnoss the exccution of this on | # 2P e (0 and from the tamp for ualf-fare THE PROTECTION l;lz:ll:!ufllfl COMPANTY | ria Mitchell, party ADprova | the wouyer al curo yonr medicine Lisa done (or me, ou8 1t lHickey did not in fact leass the premiacs within elghten montis, Lt was tho end of the case, It was perfectly immaterial what the cuarecter of the hunse was. Tho Cout remarked that tho ofenss charged was leasing. - 101ts submitted that it was not a matter of chiolco with the defendant’s counvel us to whether Lu phould prove the churacter of the leasing Srat, Both were muterisl, sud be could prove firvt which- duriog that dsy. . RECREATION, On Tuesday afternoun, throagh the kindness of George Hturges, Esq., the atcan-yacht Arruw will make two or three L2iDs upon the lake, giving & freo tido to all attendants who dealre to go. Rowlng, #ebing, and bathing are indulged in daily by scores of cauipers. MONDAY, The subject. *'The Hibls. snd the Modes of ), wne from Canads, Lhre: 1 Jacke ik SHonter from this plare. " Yodrs Wik i, n':nodb-I::h rr{ K enavolen y Dottics of ‘b s The much continned final dividend meeting of Jonsthan O, Mitchell ia set for 2 p. m. ay. A tirst dividond meeting in the case of Gsurge P, Farrington fs set for thc sawe time. ¢ BUPBIIOR COURT IN BRIEP. Amelis Kenper dled a oll] acatnat ber hosband, Gearge Kenper, charging that he had s d her a0 suyorely that sho was ouliged to leave him in February last, and asking for sufficicnt alimony to enablo her 10 live soparate from him. such & desperate -x;u-dhn}1 and will ropudiate the msn responvible for it. ~ Htiles made -fimm Inst winter tothe same statenient respecting (irover thiat be bas now mado under oath before the fn- ;“m&"‘cfiflm““h?"d clagm; v.huum.;n that 0 ouo ail ke could frym the drst to show thls 30 to tha countr iR 18 has not been all plain salling for the Protec tlon Life-Insurance Company of this city daring the past year, and still anothef snag rose up before 14 yeaturday la the shapo of s bill fled against It by Mariin Phillips, who files 38 for himseif and sil other stockholders who desire to Join. Aftor gl {ng somu rather unintorcating details about the Company's organization, bie saye it went into bast- ‘A.~No, sir, be did not. 1 sdmitted to bim that It was my ulguature. My motber-in-law slso ud- mitted that it was her signature, is 82 yearw of age, and crippled with rheamatlam, sud ot sble 10 bo present. Sluce the date of the sgreement Websier has been in posscsalon of 1he premiscs, 1ile guve notes ln payuwent. Bome have boen pald, and some are not yeb di We had no undere lundln{ula what ue was to use the uremisca for, 1 did sak him, and he didn’t talk about it ¢ had 17901 h:\ll"!lwc“ll“g ‘s GERBA Aca Asbor, Mich., Aug. 18. 1075 LD ACH & €O Speciat Dispatch to The Tribun : v L. Lo be saloon and restaurant busioess for u | Btudymnig and Teaching It was discussed by the ® CIRCUIT COURT, LT o5 ———— enspuc L et was st msteri), | LoCEUG e siloon s posleuraat, busiaes for i | ndyinu and Tesehek [k Rasdlcisan BE ARS | messin 1870 with s capia sack of $200,000, H | | Dwiaht &, Frosttlods pelion etertay sty | | SRS L Dol T, et LA Tl Court romarked the {alrest way was 10 | Lbrea wooths before thy contract was wade, Tho | by Mr, Sharp, of C| 03 Aftornoon tupie ‘s | practice Is every montn to make sa assosament to hl‘h‘m‘ he! was i cus ofi'flo«. :mnlnlcn e o the effect that & wan by the name of Jahn show that the defendaul comanitted the act which | place necded Bxing nphlud he put it in h’my !l-nrfih Work," Perkins and Burpel! pay all desth losses for the preceding wmonth, and Hickey, buving been arrested without apy warrant, | While, of this city, has just discovered that e is ¢ sud asking for a writ of habeas corpus. The Merchants' Savinge' Loan and Trast Comp! filed & bLill agaipet Bernard U, Cuuldeld, Laura Csulfisld, Lambert Tree, and George Chandlar to foruclosy a trust-deed for $15.000 on the N.3 of the N.W.Y of Sec. 16, 34, 14, excepting the north 133 feot thereof, TN CALL he was charged with baving commitied, 8o far us the Jeasing was concerued, 1F the Jeaving could Le shown -u{ prower way within the meaning of the juw, then there could be 10 ubjection to shuw- g that be bad kuowlcdie of what the bouge was uevd for, It wus 8 mere question of orderof ruuf, ble could wee the reusonublencss of the vb- cetlon, Lecausy the defeure did not want the oruer, sud 1 didu't rge blm sy rent. 1 puover recelved wny reut” from bim,—nover leascd the building to Lim. 1 never iad oy such cousersation with Puckley ss be teetified to, [ paked bim and #}l ottior vilicers to tell the Council Cowwlittee tho truth, I nevee favored Weoater fn kecpiug w dlsorderly bouse, thd ofcers to lreulmmlhenmnulhfi i) ybody else who kepb wuch & place, Buckley was discharged forln- Frol, Boper, the elocutionist, resd **The Creed of Belle," and **Your Misson,” with much #kill snd feciing. New arrivals this evening stthe camg: The Reve. J. M. Clnnd:nnlw not from Hoboken; ¥. O, Thearle, L. A. Winslow, M. C. Hazard, Mes. Winslow, Kate Winslow, Winelow, Mrs. Pad- k, Mrs. Merril), of Auro, A. 1L Hovey fn tbis way alone it meels ite lisbilitles. The membership fecs and a small acuual payment by esch policy-holder are expocled to pay the rucning expensce wnd leave a surplus for the stockbolders. Phillipa owns ten full-pald hares of ibe par valueof but has r e s diefd o, ot have ny Gividenas the holr to property {n Springfeld valued at $500, - %0, 'r‘r:. property ls sald to Include thesite of the old Btate-tfouse, the American Honse proport tho bt Nicholas Hotel sito, And oiber valuAb blocks, White 16 sald to clal erty by virine of l..tl'l"" b I DR. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS! Pertectly tasteless, alegantly coated with awest gush N A AR e el a &, e which be has covered. bave teen wade by a man named GMves, ou A winds of the Jury prejudiced a4 to the charscter of and wife, Mrs, Hazard, Mariin Hazard, of Chicazo; < Do DEUXNOND~(ioae to Hpringfc] ALMM “,.' ,,,,"‘\n Gure of alldisorders.of bt biv@® T P e gury g 4 sitetion toluty. 0. Ward, i T A Adsms, Miss Mary Larktn, | Gloroeon pald on his atock to oy previous Lulder | Junas Bupueresmsosnd of calindar, tocludiog Sl Uiret, Boweln, flaaey> laddar,"Kervous Mr, Mi{la—Supposo we sre not preparcd st this CLOYS-BXAMINED. of Elgin. und callf rea eadac patdn, Costiveacas, ercol, The Company hss issued sbout 25,000 policles, N \caat $375,000 i the | ducs, Ita aiual cx- wvensce 4o not exceed §i0,000 & yuar, and its entire exponses during its vxistouce cautol have been more than §$200,000, which would leave $113,000 for the stockbulders, nnlces it hae beenaquanderod, Under Its plan of insurauce thy Company has ua- sesrcd its policylialders §2,300, 000, and hus col- lected §2, 200,000, leaving s detcicncy of $100,000. bis dcficiency @ arisce from the fact ' ihat e WISCONSIN LUMBER PROSPECTS, Spectal Dispuich f0 The Triduns. Eav Craug, Wia., July 8.— Although tbe Chlp. powa was aix fect above low water on Saturday, it has fallen two fect in the last twenty-four hours, and not more than 0,000,000 foet of logs have come dowa. Logs on the Flaribean, Deertall, Jump, and Fisher bavonot surted. A alight tise ou the Eaa Claire will bring dow; . 2 Fhe Cutiooi 1s (hay clght weeks: :‘.\‘.*.22"“3?".,.":.:., staye of the case to IHBW the fact of tho leaslug? r. Swith—It will Le 8 great many years before ¥4 Sre preparcd 1o prove that. Mr. Mllli—The defendunt is charged with dolng atbing composed of two clements, —the leaainy, and the leasing for an ticgal purpose, Mr, Enuth—You proposs 1o show ' the purpose betore you prove the leastug. “The Court sdbered to bis Fullog—that TIB LEASING SHOULD BE BUOWN PIRST, Witness contnucd: I was Captaln of Pulice in October, 1676, Hickey was Supeniutendent, B iire prayor-meotiog st 8:30; music b Prof. Wazd aha Miss Larkia, i % No, alr. . —\Where wero they signed ? A.—In ty house, b Wl g B hor-ln-law, and I think my wifs. a4 Cbilaod Shere ! A.—I ik Chilson ‘was there. .~ \Who brought the agreemcnts thers? A.— Cbllsgn and Webseter tugether, Q.—Was anything sall ubout . who wrote them? A.—~1 don's think Lhere was, ton" D) p-p.f:‘ Silioashem Bilios Fever, Iouass @ Do yoa kuow who wivka Lidso sgresments t Eiton 8% Howein TET. and ' akrbigemeats A.~Ni tha fn 3 ammuted L ofte onlit V8 cure. veietable. coutatalon’ a0 dicreury, W leterious irugs. the foluwing sympioms resulttog (ra jers of the DI ve Organa: g Const!paiio} Iu-rmil e Yaiigess of the iigod(a tho bead: ety of ¢ o iomach, Yusca, ils Plateckest it S eht it B utterio i etbutach, e {inmoi of the bt v ul Lreaiblug, Flutteriog at ¢ ok o Oen 1y .h(nz Bosture. Dit ———— A‘BUEER GOLD-FIELD, Bpecial Dupateh o Tha Tribune. Nsw Yoas, July 0:—Tho Philadelphia Bulletin saye the dust which has been allowed to accumu- 1ato upon the roof of the Philadeiphia Mint during the past twenty-Gve ycars wae collected recently by order of Gov. Polluck for the purpose of ascer- 3 clupoumyrs. UniTep 874788 C1RcUIT CoOURT—ICDOR RLONGRTT— u A llaved e Jeanle W, Cabieson, $1.47a 00 Jona . Btewsdn va. J. bpeacer Darnes and’ Mary K. Darces 6038.47. tharios Wl va. § raT—JUbon Gawy~] T e, 3 b Duniin, fi:,"" Hurricd a2 o Teart, CBuMEE asscaaments for every mouth sre extonded pro T Q. —Did you sign this sgroement in your houso ? i op eul lcybolder or meber, = | extent without moru water. ool Viatondote or Weba before tho Biatt, Fer T R‘tfd‘;v:firwfivu?w-mfin 'Lfl_hmf}‘ulm A=d ‘})ui‘d:?hlha 4 n', ‘ um’n Y talnlng what proportion of wmetsl it contalned. | and many of the mu;lmridnll o pay wuch :lwu& P va \::a - ————— Dailpaisia 1o tissd. laeg:ul:n:{:fi‘ ;F:l;’.":ifi?: v premisvs O v 3 sie. y =] n sl ok be g weuts, Ltherudy causing thelr Icive ¢ 80 C 7CE Vi ey 1Y I e e Ot vhe serisasiotiet | (—Doscs o rordlebts Ao tou haat of my | The Foof la ot ssphalt and as o acftens the dust | P!y cli™ iy chrved Tt the offoure ot the | i <tal’ Vi ‘ike”ad Sublls AEEE dest anlid NEW STEAMSHIP LINE. ad Dispasch (o The Tribunrs Nxw Youx, July 0. ~The Anchor Line proposes to calablish & direct route from this port to Bris- tul, Englaud, and has vlaced the pionece- steamer Follce Etativn. 1. —Wus auything sald by Hickey s o the own- e7ebip sud senbiny of thess prouilscal A.=Yes, sl @ —What was 81 A.—Hickey told mo a day or 40 bufure the mvestiyation by the Policy Commit- sticks to it tepacloasly. Consldersble ¢ificully wss consequently experlenced io removing It Finally s guatity smoghting 10 1,732 pauads ta wolebf wae rewoved. This bos Just boen subait- fed (o the ususl assaying process, sud the resuit recullection be signed them I tho house. J told Webater guder what circumatances I would scll the wupun.{, and to make vut the sgreenient. 4. —Low lons before the date o the makiug of the ateument? A —There were two or_three fa- terviuws iu rexard to the sale before wu closed it. corpuration bave wropgfully diverted sbout $50, - 000 which fs due the stockholdurs ln waking up thy dedciency of the 100, #0 created, sod the Comypany s fudebted 1o varfuos partica sbout 250,000 wtill. Complainaut fears Lbat the otficers of Tiadway's Pills will froe the 7D Tee 23 cebid 1he (pore-suncd Pty Price: READ FALSE AND TRUE. . Broai am Melouald sud L0 Dl 0 Asalgui. ¢ 4,35, — Jony BYCrert. Ass' Cowpaar, i1t abows that forty-two unées of standard gold and | will also divart this remaiuloe $30,000 to paylng | Clitcao Wood Fraseviug co Olywpla on the bertg. She will start on the first tee of the Councll thal be vwoed tha propesty on | Q. —Was Chilsun prescut at ang of thy lolet- | b ounces of atandard wilvar, gtousl vatbados of llcica, 1o the great loss of the stu Lholdeds, un: i v Chiiles U Grihn £33 voyaie July 18, Other stesmors are Lo be placed - Vucific svenue where Webater kved—tust he biad | views? A.—Ituiak vot. £ do not recollect that he | §850, bas been couveved Jg the upward Qight of Peuscijolncd. sud be therefore aks for an se. | b Phrour ve un this route If toe service -, The move- one [etiar stamp 1o HADWAY & CO.. No. 13 f3ed It 80 that the Commitivs conld dy uorling,aud | was arreated alout that tine for vagravcy. | recols | the inoke of the chiwueys the place wheze L be- | count, n discovery of the Coupsuy's aftalry, and meat b lo conpection with that of Bristo) mer- | whiae S, i i orli thvwsdsf ————— T6et sceliig bl o e Cuty dall fu Luy whidve of | cawme Jogated Whaty 1 sy, uir[eads Lave Lot paidy tuat tho | Ciauta bo Wia%e their port vie with Liverpoul. T M e X Torks Bllcrisiigas