Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1877, Page 8

THE CHICAGO THURSDAY, publishes the Vorto’e, a pancr which warms | take effect by the 19th Inst. or the Ist of Sep~ with inflammatory amt incendfary utterances, and was one of the oratora at the nrass-me hela weex age Monday evenmeg, at wh Lyeer, a German and a nember of the THE CITY. GENERAL the sutject of churches without urged upon the members the neces {ng no their union, and of praying to God that Tle. would in His providence open the way for calling rome servitnt of church could contide its interests, Mr. Bradley surgested the appointment of a committes to deft sesolutions expressive of the views of the church on the pastor a resigna- tion, but the sngaestdon waa withdrawn, inas- much ag it did not appear wise to thus autict- pate the Councll’s action. adjourned, Jndge T. Lyle Mickey bas returned to his home at the (irand Pactfle. fis Honor Edward Pllebury, Mayor of New Orleans, fs in the city at the Sherman House. Hls family are summering at Waukesha. To-morrow evening In the Tabernacle the Rev. duseph Cook will speak for the last time priorto his departure forthe East. Subject: “Ulthaate Ameriea”? The temperature yesterday, as observed by Manaese, optician, 83 Madison street (Thincne Building), was, at 8 a. m., 82 degrees; 10.4. m1, eter at 4a. m., 30.00; ‘The drowning of Mr. M. Sontag, an clderly gentleman who was supposed to hare soltiti« tarily thrown himself int proved ti have been accidental, and the Coroner's jury yesterday eo founds Mr. Andereon, the chict cierk in charge of the ‘Imuke fv the County Clerk's office, now in 40 and 72 North Clark street, ts one of the iost obliging and withal competent officials In the employ of the county. Abont 10 o'clock Tuesday night Abraham Herschfiel, residing st No. 85 West Adams treet, war run down by a runaway horace at the corner of Randu}ph and Desplatnes streets, a received Injuries which Dr. Vincent thinks will report in the Furtute, bie, but M the ruling alot it come to force, {Great applause.| ses are determined then we know how to fight. Working, let the occurrences in and Baltimore be a warns Women and children ma most fearfut hardships if we remain divided. Organize, workinzmen, and then—If they longer deny you your rights, thes take your arms [0 hands and aseall the rich band of drones who do not cren allow the tndustriows workin: man a bare aubel losred these words. Mr. Pareons was at the office of the Vorbute during Tuesday's riote communications fron the Joa which were then patrolling the city; that he Fave Instructions to thein tu retrain from vio tence, ant to do nothing beyond closing the work-shopa,—that fs, intimidating laborers,— can be proved by eye-witnerscs, The penalty for euch at offense, when one {a coavicted of it, fe the Penitentiary, The cases of several of there rioters will be brought befure the Grand Jury as soon as one ls suminoned, MOTEL, ARRIVALS. Grand jaelte The Rev. Joaa| me, Freeport; A. Ve WH. ¢ Great applause fe that the n the resignation at its mesting on the Lith, in which case Mr. Chambe ‘iatn | preach his farewell sermon in Chicago Sunday, the {ith, learn last crening, theru are ly 7 p.m, She 3 that he received! ders of the movs for the step taken that the one mentioned tn the letter of resiguatlon and the further possi- bile reagan that Mr. Chamber! ain’s inather, who fickd, and it Is understoort that his de- remainder of het life. It wassupposed by nome that perhaps the question of sa lary might have had sometning toto with the matter, but the reporter learned that this sup sosition was in- correct, the slight difference be.sween the offer of ths Broadway Caurch sud bertain receives froin the New England congre- gatiun destroying the hypothesis. [tts hardly meceesaryy although fitting, to sarr that the news: of Mr Cook, Boston; Erie: No Kowntree, New York ‘The monthly inceting of tha Board of Man- People’s Home was held at the € Indiana aventte and ‘Thirty. fenlay, Mre, 8. C. Martin pre- collections from all sources were reported to have been $25.87. Yesterday afternoon Louis Warner, an em- ploye in the Chicago Malleable [ron ¥ the southwestern portion of the city, was accl- canuht {ti the machinery and killed, sk yeura of age, a German by birth, and Teayes a wife and one child at the corner uf Oak- ley and Harrison streets, y about 4 years old was found on Eliza. reel, between Madison and Washington, ns, astonishing the natives by rolling clling like a Pawnee papovse, jow hair like one Insane, but et unable te epeak or hear a word. jadison Street Bolfce Btation, passive and reconciled, Ue ~rtout boy, has gray eyes, and Is dresecd Ina suit, with red and white atriped rocks and deal the worse fur Chaelen Morels, fords Us O. Menile, Clevelan Sherinan’ House~It. Henry Wileon. Mahon, Clinton, Ta. agers of the Old Vome, corner Burton, Macomb,. Rock It 3 Mr L.A. Holt, Sew reacher of the Thomas Were aoe than one occaston to the discharge of his duty os a patriotle citizen in warring against corruption in high places and in taiting practical menaures. to insure reforms, Yeur ago last sprite in the ismous South-Town election troubl cratitude of every true citizen, apd the com- motreense position he took and successfully majntuined iu regard to the petition of tho tem- hh Patiner House—C. Now Sandwich; F. Meane, Louis; G. 8, Sommers, a «, 0. Kowdon, R. Secomb, Kos- ‘T. Bater, London; Wille Stndepsker, South The Commercial Masters, Cen- rey GW. Murray, oneli Hinits; Kerr, Londus 1. Eitan ae i : About the sidewalky Fore ree ee anid teariug hia yell Hankla, Gibson Clty. VETERANS, A REGULAR MONTHLY MBRTING oftbe Chicago Union Veteran Club was held Jost evening at the Grand Pacific, Gen. Martin The Chatr said that al- though there had been several meetings of yet- erans within the Iast ten days, they were com- pelled under the constitution to meet monthly for the transuction of business. that the eplrit of 61 lind not dfed out, and that the veterans of tho War retained their interest In the alfairs of the State ond nation. the army was tnustered out {in 1865 many good citizens were apprehensive of a danger ‘to the Republic, arising from such an enormous mass pastors and pastors, commof-sense and fauati- here he besan THER CRURCH TO BE RUN DY WESKLY CONTRI- He tsa good ud, and crying. + Dietzsch vesterday held the follow. Emil C. Jobuson, of No. 551 veet, accilentally drowned ina vond; Mury Ann Sinith, No, 87- coplexy; Charles ‘shurber, ave fn the North Branch of the oner Korn held. an tnqitest who was killed by the Gat- ey returned a Verdict of orihed, the erank having on unkiown, Seret. ¢, elore honorably ac~ and was dischatged Beem in the chair, ‘The members of St. Paul's Reformed Eptsco- pat Church held. a meeting last night in tho church on West Washtngton, near Ann strect. Mr. A.M, Wright presided, and Me. Jobn Har- court acted as Secretary. Tho obfect of the mecting wasto fixupon some new method of reating the pews. The Rev. Dr. Hunter ex- plained why the mectiog tisd been called, and stated that, while they kad to put their trust in God, they had also to keep their powder dry. He believed in covslucting a church ona business basis. In the United States and Canada the churches, he was sorry o say, were held down hy theirdebts, The Rector spoke very earnestly and gave bis parishioners some sound and wholesome advice. Ile believed in each person, > He felt proud Clark street, a dentally drawnea toon young ‘Koch, Mor gin, and the ja death fn the manner been turned by James O'Conner was th quilted of all culpability, fromm custody. ‘The suxpension of Mesara, J. 8.0" WV. G. Mend, ce arovers, Was annonneed ve terday. To: E reporter, who called to age “rtain the Mr. W. G. Mead stated that the rm was compelled to suspend in gonsequence of Le de- dcondition of business, the graduat te- preciation fn values, and the accumulation of ‘proved worthless. he linbilitics or the assets of the firm. The tri [sa very old one, having heen in for several keneratious—in Chisazo i. About eighteen months age a roved a defaulter shown that they wero good citizen: ancl ready on all oceasions to rally iu defense o: During the recent trautles they had been called upon vo uphold the civil arm: of the taw, aud he was happy to state that the members of tha Cla tad cume forward al Most Lo a aD. Fiftcen applications for membership were re- ing of interest on large incerta: ceiyed and referred to the appropriate cominit- churches back. achurch out of debt when he was called upon. tie did not want thiato be considered egotiatt- eal, but Ike Daniel ond bis dream, it was in the Lord, Then he spoke authorleativel; Resolutions were unanimously adopted In ro- fant to the Into Lieut. Lewis B. Mand. The resicnation of Gen, Josenb Stockton, Firit Vice-President, was accepted, and Col. W. Serlimer was clected unantnously to the vacant. weekly contribution system was the best, i. trusted employe of the tri berause it tothe amuunt of sane 3! fr. J. 8. Mead, resides in New York. At 10 o'clock last eveniny A SRHIFS OF RESOLUTIONS, rer tretting that the members of the Union Vet- urea Clab were not used os cavalry during the 1 va, und pledging the Club to respond at once to nuy cal! from the elty authorilles in the fu- Capt. W. W, Roberts. approved highly of the re qlutions, believing that, [f necessity should 009 veteran suldfers enuld be Ww huurs to suppress tho There would then te no neces: he authorities to cinploy young and fue eved that all old sol- alle 2'3 should co-operate wlth the’Club, and felt stair that no other force than the veterans and the very effective police would be nevded to cwt. Weaver explained that after thoy had reer altel tires eompanics, and had oroaized Co. A, over 200 veteraus had offered their serv ies, but they were unable ty use them for lack Cu pt. Curtis’ offered a substitute, a3 follows: Ae tolved, hat tures members, with the Proal- dent, be appointed by the Chute, whave duty it sliall ‘he to take into consideratiun the prooriety of orzmalzing a battalion of infantry, a squads anil battery of artiitery, his Club, for the defense v1 ith’, iMate, or nation; eald committee to report as scm us praciicanie, Cpt. Curtis sald it was vot intended to bave drills or parades; all they wanted was arms and an -irmory at which tau report in case they were George Fisher, a piur-vater aud vagrant, died inary Tie was belore dustice Summer- yesterday, anil wos oven a $50 “ine for gminey ut the solicitation of ONicer. A. Hol- fle pleated HMlness, ana hence was tot rent ont in the Black Maria yesterday. cell-tiate ree lato lamented Preshient was a roll-aplitter, ‘The prievs were to range from 10 cents to $2.50 for seats weekly. making the church a home. turn any one ott that was too All would always be welcome, but bo belteved in those paying who could afford it, Me. Wright wanted it nnderatood that the Vestry dhl not. want to foree thie change upon the congregation, embers had to say. Mr. W, G. Thompson offered the following: Resotred, That this parish meeting, in order to more effectual adopt the envelupe plan, and rayucnt the Vustry 10 syatematize the work In accordance therewith, ant put the same Into execution at tho earliest possibis ty ry, Were vite OF tr asain Arine. dh Gurbanees. The lock-up keeper removed him to a cool quiet place, and thought the sickness woutl s away, but the patient breathed hys Fisher was about 40 years has relatives at No. unable to do anythin auring fe, so confirmed liad he become me bia He had several bottles of opium ‘on his pereon ut his death, and an overdosu ts the probable cause, ex perlonced tm very suddenly, The resolution was unanimously without debate, and sclectcd with most satisfactory results. After transacting some further unimportant busivess, the meeting udjourued. a tifylng to announce that tho mail service ls unee more in running order. the railway trouble beran, J. i. White, Superin- tendent ot Italway Service for this division, was East upon business, turned home, and with bis nesistants straincad: every nerve to avold any unneccesary interrup: Pouches of letters and eacks of papers have been rent in every irection to get around and Inte the centres of disturbance, and, with the exception of sume local pomte, postal been afforded with commendable Ho {nmediately re- from the inem= this nani¢inal- ton of mails. Nothing bas been heard of the bids fer fcr- nishing the county with ccal which weroopened two weeks ago. time to make Its arraugementa. ‘The County Physician reports tho health of tho jal! prisoners ns woreo than lt bas been for fom tine, coming of the overcrowded condl- tlon of that cholco boarding establishment. There Is something fasclnating about Iowa Jand to the County Comumilastoner, is now éa'd, has gone and bought an lowa form, and has located It just bestde McCafliey's sec- ity. ‘fhe Western States are tobe con- tulued upon the chergy and skill exhibited the Sixth Division of the Railway Sfull ‘The orlgiua’ motion and substitute were re- ferred to & committes consisting of Gen. Beem, Cob Wiltinw ff. Bolton, of the artifles A. L, Chetlatn, Infantry; Capt. Le NOME FOR THE FRIESDLESS, ‘The Beard of Managers of the Home for tho idless held a regular monthly meethig ves ferengan at the Home, Twentieth atreet, sid Wabash avenue, cacurer's report showed that durizg the 4 ou behall of the Home eIMlibired $Oath= 8! ton, ZOGAY had been Si15.04 disbursed, leaving a bal- 3. ‘Lhe Home Schoul hud $2 3 uty. Capt. WoW. Roberts offered an amendment to Art dof the preamble to the coustitution, rintdug out the words © the Republican party,” tho object beim to render tho Chub entirely vompolitical ‘Tho ameutnent went over under tho rule to the next monthly niceting. 44 woe stated that ecveral well-inown inilitary nen hag expreased a wililugucss to dellyer lect- ures Irce before the Club during the wiuter. ‘The Chair agevod tu take steps to procure a seb ot etchlugs of battlestields of the Rebellion, siujlarto these at Geu. Sheridan's beadquar- tera. Soma drawings were shown and a general expression made In faver of procuring somnu decoraions for Lhe clul-room. then adjourned after ginyging tho‘ Mar through Georgia” and some other patriotic Becount Were B14 aeconUtoL the ‘The aale of dellnqueut property for taxes pragresses slowly, for specini asscasments in the outside towns ts now being sold, that for Norwood Park and Evanston being sold yesterday, Palatine and Leena ga gM 1» making a total unexpend- . ‘The report woe accepted, ke View will be attacked better time to settle these | than nuw, In the Count: and C.F, Remtc! Suprete Court in certain tax cases. to the Home. Kevorts were received som Furious comunttecs. aud the Matron submitted her reaurt of fimates, ws follows: Admitted during the month—Aduita, 1595 teral, 210, .Disniescd—Adults, 1805 ehtldren, 8; total, 160, Died during the month, two H Nuinber now in the Home, 145, ule Adults, 00; school-room, 815, meeting then adjourned, "| CIAMBERLAIN, NEW ENGLAND ME WANTS TO The Rev, L. ‘TY. Chamberlain, who has been tho pastor of the New Englund Congrezatiousl Chercsh during the pas: elght years, has fore hia resigoatlon from West Brookueld, Mags., where he la spending bis ‘vavation, with the express desire that {¢ shall take eect by thu Ist of September at tho Sarthest. ctarels to which Mr, Chumberlala has been Broadway Churet, of Nor- pulpit of which was formerly avcupted by the Rev, Dr. Gulllver before he cama the pastorate of the New Englacd Chureh, ‘Yhta step on Mr. Chainverlain’s part was wholly unexpected by the soneregation, to which he is very auch endeared, bus it was uo duct taken, as he Limself states, after due deliberation ant with a dealre to do thy Master's will in another feld. | The first agnouncemeue the congregation had of tho resignation was made last Sunday Imornthy fram the churdiincibers wi Qporopriage action ia the matter. p The Pike murder caso ls set for trial in the Critninal Court tu-day, but, bis attorney bela ont of theeity, there ls some doubt about a trial hetag reached. Brooks, the alleged sbortionist, but the prospect fs that a continuance will have to be had on account of the absence of a mate. rial witnesa, The Committee on Equalization commenced {ts aittings veaterday inurning at Klare’s Hall. All the members Were present. ‘The complain- wits Were not so uneruus a In former years, nelther were they of .uy particular ftaportance, except to: the grievances being in every case that they had wel Duddles, the fe i Colupany, Who Ieft town at tha tine the al-tilery Was selzcd, Was yesterday arrested, by Spe: ial Deputy Creary, and placed in custody ‘The “warrant waa Iesued by Commfsrioner Hoyne, and Durtdles was to hare fim inthe afternoon, but Bangs explained to dudge ried fron Canae an of the Minote of the Mareual. sty th fore, ordered that he should be éet at Mbert: cud that the safe conduct Ww that an arrangentent imlght be made y Duddies could be brought to testify tu ust the distillery, ATING HOSMITAL, penses of this wees will exhaust the treasury of ths Floating-Hospital Association, gaint the work imust then close for this seasua, nnless more loncy fs at ancy euntributed, node slice its upentoy bas the paves: ite continuance been ro great as now, 4 treme leat of the y: the pending puite tities favited the Assessors of these Lowa to mect them Tuesday to adjust matters. An the Criminal Court yesterday, Mrs, Palmer, by writ of habeas corpus, came tuto the possea- won of her Hnonth old’ Charley Rous, and lust evening she took the Mths urchin buck to Herolfaprings and inthla ety lise. had it ter offspring, and in this city has had a grea deal of faver and sympathy shown! ia ultorncy net only guve her the benetit of his Jegal Knowledge, but atter the tight was over Liiva weeks hie developed: @ great amount of “cholera infantum and Kindred direaics among children, and, If tho pital pond new close, wuny Tittle re the cool Beptember dayé comes be luidaway to rest fin the cemeteries, whe tbght have been saved If they could have been taken out inte the cool lke breezes, tendauee of children and their attendants ls now Histchiord, the clesk, rel the following LETTE PROD MN, CH which announces bin ond agsiens the ree: Wrat Brootrs iiatiun to resign, i Werk of New Fuqtint the Now England Charchand Society, throw storuf the church, de elect at the cluse of tay vucaliud, Aug. JU, of, vhuald the charci: preter, on the Tat of Septeniber. knows, but to Insure the wife's safety froin molestation by bia on ber homeward tri evening a warrant was eworn out for bis arrest, und an officer accompanied her to the depot to serve th it necessary. Seven hundred dollary will enable the Bociet to continue its work through the entire suonth ‘The collection of mouey was ene Uitely suspended by the riots avd excitement In the city, aud Gere is now no tie for any gen- If the work gove on beyond the movey must be voluntarily cou- Shall it etop uow and the ves of the Sitthe ones Le saceitleed t Atl who ure willing to ald Io contloulug ft are ted to send in ther contributions at once u Bturges, Easily Northwcetera Navona) Bak, of to O. eTintcndent, Ldd Dearborn street. there not sume person in the etty fortunate tocans {0 these things of eneral depresetun who will authorize the maua- cers to continue the Work Ui the Ist of Septem per, guaranteeing to make uv all deflclencies fu contributions ¢ aay ‘tcalunstlon ny pa stint the teatynation bas A hardly need say that qualified only by the action of the be called, hay been, Ja the depirs te do iaetleul Council which 1: je with due deliberation wu: the Saater'a will, have had reference to the best practical in ‘both the church unu inysclf Tt was neted weeks ago thatif the Court- Honge dome was ever bullt that either Sexton Tivvat the revigon- J, und the blevsisz of ¥ devize aul prayer ls so had Perlulat, and that thls was the cause of the squabble over the whole uffatr, ‘Puls matter Has Ucen amicably adjusted naw, however, and Rextou and Vertolat ure dulug the work. arraugement {s adtutruble, fur neither has tu Pay out us much muney us they would have bad ta If either had dune the work alone, sud ut the saiue tine the vame umount fs accuniulating fo the coffers of the © Kiug for investment tu lows lands, ‘The steal, when viewed in its proper light, ls une of nosecosdary magultude jor she tion for the dune was to let the whole work, aud this has teen practically done. Hot competent to du the work by contract, or fa courpetition with other bidders, und po one else was competent tu de it by the day, Gud be coven ta ta atl shut Curiet's kingtom may be advanced. Thereby authorize thu vee of my eating uf u Council constituted and convened oo the Oa yey tay think beat. Yours in the fellow T, Cuarbenrain. Mb, Blatchford also read g private letter from Mr, Chamberlain to the samo general elfvct, further etuted that the church from whkh be had recelved a calt was the Broadway Church, of Norwich, Conn, ‘Tue Chairman stated that the usual action In Such cases Was tu appolnt a commitice to act io conjunction with the pastor iu calling a Couucil to decide upou the question uf accepting the i W. H. Bradley, the other Senior Deavun, d tu oppolnt w committee of seven, to whom, with the pastur, should bo assigned tho duty of calling this Council. ‘The motion was carried, snd the Chairman announced the folluwing: Hradl 8. Cheybrough, Willlam Dickii rd, A. L. Coe, and Messra, C. Je Ricbardeon sod Jobo P. Wilson, THE CHAIRMAN then stated that, inasmuch as Mr. Lad expressed adeviru to have LS’ resignutun Ju the poseession uf PARSONS. ‘This morviug Mr. A. R. Parsons, ex-compesl- caudate for Alderman in ex-agitator, will, e McCarthy begin eiBUNE for bbe}, and will ‘The libel consists. tur on the Tints, the Fiftecoth yi through bis attorney, Florene moult uguinet THe Boy hts damages ut 810,000. iu givlug tue Iiingis statute on the sul- futinidation aud conspiracy, Parsuus therewith, Bluce bis talk with Superiutendeut Hickey the otber day, aud the putting down of the rivt last anxious to step from under and to rove, if be can, that be is iu vo way reepuust- Ic for any of tlie receut unpleasantuesses. M: Parsons is the agent of the English section of tbe Workiugwen's party of the United States, Ho ts connected with the orgenizaon whica Tho Grand Jury Is urluding steadily along, geod but seldum touches apy grist outside ol that alforded by the segular jail cases. Yes- terday, however, the monotony wus broken by bide complaint was prompted by what came up- der bis own observation, the patleats were being shamefully neglected AUGUST 2, 1877. Warden and nurse: and, hatChe satt ) riage from W. PF. Moore, 8300. to the Criminal tember, It woutd be well forthe Committee to | proves true, Col. Cleary has field before hia | Court; Michael Collings snd) Edward McCarthy, call the Couneit forthe fith inst. This sug- [in which to work many reforms. The com: | $1,000 ditto, burglary of a house In the Hinuan gention was adopted by the Committee, plainant stated that one of the physicians of | street distrkt laa Pebruarys Maurice A, ‘The Chalrman made some brief remarka on | the institution had called bieattention to the | Schwat, forgery, S01 ditto. Justice Summer- astorr, and of keep- abuses complatued of, and caused a aubprna to De Iseucd for that centlenan, sho will anpear today. If he corroliorates the Juror's stury, anotter phystelan will be epecdily wanted, of course, THe “nannsiips" oF tie “ nixG.” Work on the Court-Howse—the stone-work— progreares very slowly. ‘The contractor said to the Board two wevks ago, fu speaking of his grievances and advocating the allowance of enornions oxtms: "We cunnot believe that your gense of Justice will permit you to let us continue under these hard: ‘7 Since then the Commissioners have teen trring to get around the “hardships,” and to cultivate theie ‘rense of Justice," tut so far have not beet auccessfti. No one knows the “ hardships” of the Contmissioners in the matter better that the contenetor, for, with nll the danuing, he has not vet been able tw take ap any of those 840,000 {n votes, and, when le apneals to the “gone of justice of the Commisaloners, they know full well that be means that, untess they give him extras, their *haniships * Must continue to be endured, In reply to his communivation the Commisstoners have called on the architect to estimate the “extras,” and he has responded with 8 liberality scarcely to be commended, and tacitly sald that 820,000 would be the arnount when the work was done. They treated the response with such coolness as to never report itto the Hoant. In other words. what Egan would allow appears ta be (uétabout one-fifth what the Board, ur the “Ring”? por- tion of It, wants to aud must allow, keeping in view, of course, 8 cise pf justice” to them- hn Curtis snd) John Cannon, burglary: .N. Martin's atoe-store, corner of State and Twelfth strecta, 8500 each tu the Criminal Court. a ADULTERATION OF FOOD. What We Eat and Drink [€ We Are Net Careful. New York Nrening Port, While It fs certatn that needless alarm fs fre- quently excited by exaggerated statements re- gardiug fuod adulteration, there can be no doubt that many of the articles of food met with on our tables often contain foreign Ingredients which are introduced cither for the purpose of lessening thelr cost or Improving their taste and appearance, Tho former species of aduttera- tlon, however fraudulent It may be, Is the less reprehensible from a sanilary point of view, as the admixtures employed to produce an Increase of weight and bulk frequently act as simple diluents, and, althongh in these circumstances the nutritious properties of the food arc often dimlulshed, the substances used are generally inert and harmicss, Tho artificial prodaction of a desirable favor and color, however, commonly involves the use of more harmful substances. Inthe one case the consumer pays for what he does not really reecive; inthe other his stomach Ia exposed to field: ok. His to whon the dhe meeting then It ts quite probable, ff not almost certain Connell will adviec the acceptance of In is expected to From what a ‘T'n tung reporter could NO OTHEH REASONS an invalid, lives at West Brouk- ig to be near her during the wthat Mr. Claus Chamberlain's “inteudd departure | selves. While the Commissioners, however, | ihe evil effects of deleterious chemicals, the Ciiengo will earned | have treated Egan's report with dis:lain, they 4 ‘ general and profaimd —rezret. | have allowed it. to Fret {nto the hands | Profits of the manufacturcr, It need scarcely be Chamberlain has, besides belig an earnest of the stone-vontractor, who Monday sent a fur- Gospel, devoted hitself on ther communication tu the Board roundly abus- ing that individual, and deumunclag him as ine competent, ete, and asking the appolntment of an arbitrating committee, This clusateal docu- ment was referred to the Joint Cunimittes on Public Buildings and Public Service, and vas to have been acted on yesterday, but a quorun could not be had, for the almple reason that 50 Tong as Harms? claim hangs in court it {s not the best thing todo to cuter upon any further added, being in both instances largely in- creased, PLOUR ADULTERATION, Flour {s subjected to adulteration with other and {nferlor meals, such as rice, beans, rye, putatocs, and Indlan corn, the addition of which cheapens the price and in some cases bestows agoud color upon a damaged or inferior grade, and cayses it totako up an abnorinally large uantity of water. ‘The addition of fis action one jes carned for him the lasting perance people this spring, while a surprise to | wholesale bbing. the Conuntttee or | foreign meals to flour fs practiced, how- Borie of Rotors radkal, won for him’ golden Board were inclined to do the fair thing by the | ever, alm exclusively in Europe, as most optulons trom those who realize that thero are | public, Ezan’s estimate would have been taken | of the substances of this class used up promptly and acted on. ‘The contractor would have been voted the amount named, amt if Walker wanted more hie would have to prove his title to it before the courts. THE CITY-HALL. ‘There are now 1,719 Hcensed saloona tn the city. The receipts from Iicense fees yesterday were $3,000. Five new cases of scarlet fever, and fire deaths from that disease were reported at the Health Department yesteriay. Tho Committce on Btreets and Alleys of the North Division is called to meet in the City Clerk’s office Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, ‘The Treasurer's receipts yesterday were $4,730 afrom the City Collector, 31,550 from the Water Department, and €2,753 from the Comptroller, x rotler yesterday Issucd revenue Parr aS #300, and leemed popular loan-certificates amuunting to $31,500, have in this country s greater value than pure wheaten flour. Amore probable adulteration with us isthe usc of alum and immeral eub- stances; the former [a oceastonally emplored to impart a white color to tho flour, tho latter, which include sulphate of IIme, kaolin, chal! and bone «hist, being used to produce increases weight. It has quite recently come to Hght that a flaie ccnpalnig 30 per cent of a mixture of chalk, plaster of Paris, and barytes bas for some thine torined a steady article of export from Holland {ato other European countries. The presence of such substances as these can be detected by placing the flour in a Jong tube nearly Mile with chloroform, shaking the mix- ture, aud allowing it to stand, when the pure flour wlll rise to the top of tho Iquld, the heavier mineral adultcrants sinking to the ‘bottom. 8T. PAUT’S REFORMED. DUTIONS. DARERS' ACBTERYUGES. —* Bread naturally contatus the foreign tngre- dicnts added to the flour from which tt 1s mae; but in addition to these otter sub- stances are sometimes used in its prepara- tion. Alum is employed tu prevent the action of tho diastase upon the starch, and tu keep uz n church home, What kept persons the bread from booming sour and moldy; and Te the churches was the tax. y be ‘Tho tax collections during the month of July | atiiough this salt undoubtedly tends to aceom- ay ee Kopt “the were $35,000 of the warrant of 1875, and $376,05) Te had never fafted fn helping of the warrant of 1876 ; total, $411,050, It ecems not to do gancrally understood that there is an annual tux of $5 upon pool-tables, ‘The proprietors of such tables should pay up and save trouble. Tho State Board of Health intend to tnquirs Into the matter of burials without permits, and will secure necessary legislation to compel all plish thesc reaults and impart a fine white ap- pearance to the bread, {ts use is not justifiable. When taken into the stomach it Is able to oc- easton acillty and dyspepsia; furthermore, {t revents the solution of a large proportion of Tho gluten of the bread, thereby causing a de- creasa in its nutritious value. far more reprehensible adulteration conslsts in the addi- tlon of sulptiate of copper, which has the same y+ He quoted St. Paul, and ehowed’ that the was the Scriptural system, 1 was best suited to the people gencrally, e effect on tho color of the bread and Ne thought T Church ‘was uhtortunate which | Persons to take out perinits to entomb thelr de- | Gn the diastase. Although this salt. ts had no pour people in ft. In the chureh all wera | ceased. but —_seldosn employed, aud ten Tho Savlur wasa carpenter, and our} “ ieadquarters” of the rlot-oppoaing forces are no more. Tho last vestiges of war and war- like things were disposed of ycaterday when the special police wero ulsmissed. Now the City- Hall wilt aink back into its wonted quietude and {nelguiflcance. ‘Tho clty surveyors staked out the dock-linc of the Harrison strect bridgo ‘Tuesday, and work on the bridge Itself will be commenced Monday. So tho citizens who have for su long cried ont |. for that Improvement Wil soon have no cause for further outcry. The following building-permits were {seued yeatorday: J. #. Atwater, a five-story and base- incut store on Wabash avenuc, near Monroc street, to cost $30,000; Louiso C. Barnard, a two-story and ‘basement dwelling on Casa street, near Superior, to cost $2,000, THANK YOU, SIR. General Order No, 19, in tho Polica Depart- ment, contains the following: Ils Honor tho Mayor, ond the General and Deputy Saperintendenta of Polico, deatre toex- Press thelr thanks to the Captains, Licutenanic, and 8)] members of the pollee force in the acknowl- edgmont of the efficient. prompt, and pralecworthy manner in which tho inembera of tho Department perforined thelr respective duties during the recent diaturbanc jabor-strikes, and threatened reign of lawlessncaein the city, iy thelr prot and aoldlerly conduct in ~ qnolling Haturbances and isypersing riotous =omobs, with tho military organizations a4 valuable auzililarice, they have preserrod even at the peril af their lives the good namie of the city, xelnod tne admiration of the authorities and law-abiding citizens of the community, nnd, {n fact, throuehout thr country, now, a8 Genera) Superintendent of Police, do- aire that the diferent comman prescribed in the rules and re The Department, and that here: no relaxation of vigilance, but tl by his deportinent, sobriety, und strict attention to duty, will do bla’ part In preecty. Ing and perpetuating the good name and results already achieved. Unbecoming conduct ‘on the part of a single policemau, [¢ would scem, Is eufticlent to cast odjum and ealtmay on the on- tire Departorent; hence it will hereafter be ex- pected that cach ieniber by his individual behavior will add tothe atandant of eficiency, and each member will be held responsible for Gle own acta in thie reapect. ‘That the com por he respect and eympathies of {oe p the earneat desire of the autboritice, for thus only can the police force be useful and olfcctive, ‘M. C, Hicksy, Genera! Superintendent, ANNOUNCEMENTS, in very small amounts, its use fs to becondemn- cdl inthe strongest terms, as it acts as a viru- lent poison, and its effects are cumulative. A simple and delicate test for detecting the pres- ency of copper ia to muljsten the suspected bread with a few drops of sulution of ferro-cya- nide of potassium, which will cause a pinkish color to become apparent if the mnetal be pres- ent. The speaker believed in They would not poor to pay. PICKLES. Pickles and preserves ure often artificially col- cored. The deep green color frequently notlcea- blo {n the former is almost invariably dus to the presence of asort of copper (the xutphate of acetate), which {s clther directly added to them or [s produced by ualng copper vessels in their reparation, buth methods being recommended In several cooking-books, This udulteratlon can bo detected by altowing a plece of clean and polished iron torematn Immersed In the pickling viuegar fora few hours; ta presence of copper athin costing of this metal will be deposited upon tha fron. ' “WHAT ISIN THB CASTES. The condiments uscd ot tho table are alsa freanently far from pure. Additional acidity ts often Imparted to vinegar by the addition of sulphuric acid, the use of which was formerly considered necessary in order to preveut its deeomposition, and’ was allowed by law In Great Britain; but although the fallacy of this belief has been demonstrated, tbo practice is still reaorted to. A few weeks ago tive car louds of vinegar received In Washington from Chleago were fouud to contain over fifty-four grujve of sulphuric acid per gallon in the form of sulphate of Jime, In addition to flve grains per gailon of the free acid. On ailing a little nitrate of baryta to vinegar contalning sulphuric ackl, a heavy white precipitate will be immedi- ately formed, ie wanted tw hear what tho collect the dticn for pow-renta, doped Tho pews were then divided TIE COUNTY BUILDING. Tt takea tho “ Ring" somo etarnio duty te lons governing there with be every membar, Mulloy, it mma, The sopltisticationa practiced upon tea are Jarge In number and often harmful tu character. The greater part of the adulteration occura ip China, byt the English and Americaus appear to have become akill{ul imitators ofethe Chinese in ot least some branches of this nefarious in- dustry. Mineral aud organle substances arc used to fucreane the weight and bulk of the tea; fictitious strength ia imparted to it by the addi- tlon of certain vegetable substances, and nig- ments are eraptayed iu order to producu a desis able color, A preparation rejutcing to the very Appropriate name of “ Lie tea? was former! anid is doubtless etill used as an adinixture will ‘The property delinquent There {sno lo tax matters Court Featerday, C. L. Jenks demanded an appeal to tha ‘The Court Knatie that these gontlemen had failed, and re- enuina tea, particulurly with gunpow- {used fo deposit the winount at inauie with tho er. “fo toa” conslete of the dust of County Collector, os required under the now. Employers can find almost any kind of mate {| tea and other leave which {fs mixea Jaw, quictly vetoed thelr demands, help at the Free Employment Bureau, 45 Fifth | with various mineral snbstuncos and agglutinated into Ittle masses by means of starch or gun; it is then treated with mineral pigments, But the operation which {s most generally carried on,‘at least tu this country, tm the artifical “facing'! or coloring of tens, ‘This practice 1s almont cntirely confined to grecn teas, of which, It 1s ssid on high authority, but few grades reach the consumer in a pure ate, Green tea differs from black only in ita ethod of inanufacture, and unless arti avenue, ‘The Chicago Academy of Homeopathic Phy- scians and Surgeons will mect at thu Tremout House this evening at 8 o'clock. Charles Sf. Morton Js to speak Iu Mr. Moody's charch, on the North Side, next Sunday morn- ing, and Maj, Whittle {n the wvenlng, Af it Is not reached, the case uf wilt be called, At o'clock this evening there will be amcet- ing at the ‘I'remont House club-rooms to take action In organizing a battery of artillery, All nucn interested ure cordiiy” invited te Ue pres- ent, especially old artitlerists, tally colured it should not present the decided Dluish-greeh uppearance Bo ollen noticed, but should pursesa a pale olive colour, Green tea is algo converted futoblack bycheiical treatments, In fuct, these metamorphoses have given se to wapecal and regular branch of business, nute- individuals complaining, the 1 id ineeting of the cltizons of the . cy been asiessed too high, “Thu camplalute wera Penriea erie Wt be held at Amity Chore | Ly tn dils city andin Villadelphia, | ‘Tne pig Hunted ulimost cutirely to the Towusof Lake, eR ee more ia eat ity Churely | inents most used for coloring green teas are Hivde Park, Clery, aud Calumet, wud the Com: | SomMer of Warrey avenue nud Kotivy street this inalge, tumeric, aud chi v3 the peculiar gloasy appearauce they frequvnt present i produced by means of black tes ale, aud suapeton Uther and far more dan- gerous substances, auch as arsenide of eopper, chromate of load, und Dutch pink, are anid to be sometines employed. When hot water ls poured upon a faced tea, the coloring matter present often becomes detached und elther rises to the top or sinks tu the bottoin of the iquid foriniog a sediment which cun be readily recog. nized ag a foreign body, especially by ald of a taagolfytng In inany fnstances this teat evening at Satclock, At this siveting it is pro- pooved to perfect plans for tho organization of the ward for honie protection tn future emere Kencles, All citizens of the wand ara invited to Co-operate, Tho Woman's Christlan Y will hold its regulur monthly Nuun 8, 143 Madison att attendance of the meu! the excitement of last week caused by the riot ny busluees-mnecting was heli, but the 8 o'clock dlofly temperance prayer-mectings held py the Prussiug hue THAT HOUsIEL HALY. erance Union She bas made n uuble fight for her. Her 2 actually took the youngster fu his arms acd | Union were maintained regularly, the average | will bo auiflcient, but the safer plau is always walhud it Ly the hour to suppress tte sobs. ‘The | atteudance being about titty, touvold the uso uf teus posseasing & metallic whergabuuts.of the kldvapping hneband are not ™ lustre and a bright green color, . COFFER, Coffee ts probably niore extensively adulter- ated than any article yet mentioned. When sold Inthe ground state it always invariably consists of a mixture containing Uttly or no cotfce and a great deal of chicory and roasted yralus, such as peas, beans, rye, und wheut. ‘The addition of elilcory ts frequently defended ou the ground that it lUmproves the taate and quality of the coffee, but owing to its compara- tive cheapness there Is a great temptation Louse an undue qusntity of this substance, snd un- Yess the aniount of the addition ts speciticd on the packages (as fs required in several European couutitcs) it undoubtedly constitutes g true adulteration; jmorcover, chicory itself ts very often mixcd with foreign substances. Proles- sor Sharpivs has recently exs several va- rietivs of package colfee, incl iz the * iret, quality Mocha and Java coffee.” an “extra quahty Freneb | coffee," a YE reoch breakfast, coffee," ua “English breakfast coffee,” and “pure rousted aid ground Cape cotlce,” but was not able to detect the preaetice of the ver- table bean fo upy of these preparatlons. A very popwar, and, ip comparison with the abo' aperior veand of “prepared Java col- fee," received by the writer for soalyals, had the following composition: Coffve, 87 per centum; Lvient 33 per centum; rye, 2 per contumn; chicury, 8 per ceatum. “A simple CRIMINAL, Detective Scott last evening arrested Jobn Carew, a Weet-Divislon svort, who ts accused of having burglarized during the night the ticket- house of the Kock Island Rallroad, at their shops nay Forty-seveuth strect. Mivor arreste: Jobu Herrington, vacrancy; Walter Hayes, aliss Hees, larceny of money from H, Torcldanl, the beer bottler; David A, Hatch, buylug pop and other marked hottles and then dispusing of them again; Martin tlume, larceny of a gold watch and chalu from Ara. Fisner, of No, 113 Madison street. Burglars entered the residence of T. D. Cleveland, Assistant Cashier of the City Water. Ottice, Tucada: might, and stole everything they could fay their bands upon. Mr, Vaughn, Mr. Cicyeland’s visitiog cousin, ts the loeer of y watch and yore money. ‘The house is No. 391 Cainpbell avenue, and tu the tinmedi- ate vicinity five houses were burglarized iu oue night not long age. Pat Ruddy is locked up in the Chicago Ave- nue Station charged with assaulting Patrick Muaster, of No. 24 Huron street, last Briley night. Buddy's bead is cut up terribly, aud fi reall) looks, Bs he says, a8 (f be was the person ip ast THE DOME #TBAL. ker would butid dt. it was noted also ton had Lily followers {1 the Board, end. The intention tu lettiog the founda Sexton was APTi#t TUB HOspitaL, Scomplant helug lodged by-une of ‘the jurors sient of Munster, ‘Lawrence Luck us | Wtbed [OF acts e aimee ‘thee suepeciod against the tjuusgemcat of Col. Cleary's bos- | 869 locked up at the saine place, charged with | sample with cold water and observing the fal. ‘The jaror, from what could be learned, | Cutting Frits Bwenk quite severely about the | color of the Hquld und the gravity of. tho Visited the institution the day before, and | Dead and arms in s saloon-Agbt on Webster s¥e- | Dowder, Pure cod‘ce will remain floating toon nue. Justice Morsison yesterday held the follow- fog; Aunlo McGcouy, larceny of a baby-as- the surface of the water for sume time, and falls to Lupart a perceptible color to it, whereas chicory aud beans (gapectally the formes) at His stury was that ’ once sink to the bottom and color the Iqnid de- ekledly. Other substances which also lee to the surface of the water can be ensliy dissin- gulshed from coffee by thelr appearance and taste, Another simple test 1¢ to spread the cof- fee ont on asiin ol Blast. slehtly molsten it with water, and then touch the layer Indifferent parta with the pomt of a needle; in this way the presence af soft, non-resisting forcien {nere- dlents can be readity detected. If, on opening xe, Lhe contents are caked, of ahow a 0 cake, the presence of chicory {6 in- HOW TH CANDY MEN DECEIVE US, Tho netifcial coloring of confectlonery oleo merits consideration, owing to the important sanitary effects involved. It has long been known that polsonous pigments were employed tor this purpose. and from time to thine the at- tention of the publie ts directed to the subject by some particularly aggravated case comin to Hight. A few days ago five Boston-vonfecttoners wero arrested upon the chargeof using injurious fngredienta in the manufacture of candy, and Boston confectionery, it eeems, Las hitherto en- joyed avery high reputation for purity. One of the most common and deleterious suletances used in the coloring of confectionery is chruimate of lead, which ts gmployed, forthe production of a plow color. Hed, another favorite hue, Is ob- ained by means of cochineal, but such polson- vile conpounds as red lead and vermilion are also soinetimen uscd for its production. Green and blue colors, which are fortunately leas often met with, are uanally produced by meana of Prussian blue, Brunswick green, Scheel's green, &e,, all of which must he classed aa very dan: Ferouaschstaticees ‘These colors can be obtained: by using vegetable dyce which are quite harmn- lees, and, although the tints are then leas bril- Hant, this fact Is certainly ne excuse for resorting to polsonous pigments. In regard to therictec- tion of the worst of these substonccs, chromateot Jead cau be recognized by touching the yellow part of the candy with a.dron at hydrochloric ach}, then with @ Httle sulphide of ammoni: when a black color will be produced. If the r coloring matter present js cochineal it will ac- quire a purple color when Immersed In a olution of potases; otherwise there ts reason to suspect the presence of the more harmful red pigments mentioned. The tests for the various kinds of blue and green colors are Jess simple, but copper, which is frequently an ingre’iient of these colors, can be detected by the method describod while treating of the aculteration of pickles, the candy being diesolved in water and alittle sulphuric acid added to the solution be- fore the Iron fe immersed. ‘THE WAT TO STOP THE ADULTENATION OF FOOD, In most foreign countries effective meanshato been adopted to expose and prevent the adul- teration of food, but with us little lias been ac- complished in this direction. In Europe Boards of Public Analysis are nppolnted, who carefull examine fusnectell articles of food; here thls duty usually devolves upon some inember of the local Board of Health, whose time, uaa rule, ts fully oceunied by other employment. During the Inst few yeare our Custom-House oflicials have exercised commendable caru In regard to the quality of the drugs admitted through the customs, and the question naturally arises, Bhould not at Teast equal importance be at: tached to the subject. of the purity of the food cold by ourgrocera and consumed by our fami!- es ————— Tho Antonolll Seandal, The Antonelli scandal in Rome assumes o somewhat new complexion inthe ater reveln- tions (or fabrications, as it may prove) of the plaintiff In court, tho Countess Lauretta (or Lo- reta) Lambertini. These are so jntercating that tho differont case they present is worth reciting. At js alleged, then, that acertaln Signora Mar- cont, who was tho mistress of Cardinal Antoncl- Hin 1865, and for somo rents before and after, consented to pass off as licrown daughter the child of Antunelll by a young French woman of good fanily with whom he had a love affalr, and did so tintil her death in 1872. Tho Cardl- nal visited the child (requently, named her after his father and mother, placed around ite neck a chain bearing a silver medal and o gold me- dalilon containing her and hls portralts (the Jatter In his Cardinal's vestments), and wore around his own neck a likeness of Loreta. Ho provided haudsomely for the child’a wanta, civing ber pretended mother at onc time, to ln- vest for her, 70,000 franca {i pols aud on her marriage with Count Gullo Lambertini he gave her 100,000 franca and turnished the young couple's house, After her marriage, as before, she continued to visit him at the Vatican. The night before nis death, the Cardinal’s confessor protnised to speuk with him about her future ot 8 in the morning, but of 7 he was dead. Now, as natural daughter of the Cardinal, she claims his fortune, wiich she considers to be 000,000 francs, or about $8,000,000, If sho proves in court that abe is Antonclll’s daughter, snd tho will ts broken, she has all the property if the will remains valld sho will obtain a third; tt is the bellef of her counsel that certain sealed en- velopes mentionca in the will and ever found contained dispositions in her favor. The charge agalost Aatonelll’s moral charactor is mitigated im sums quarters by the statement that he was not under vows of chastity at the thne of the child's birth. But ho wae made Cardinal-Dea- con in 1847, and Countess Loreta is but 22 years old. oo Childilke and Hiand. + San Franetaco Matt, Ao ayerage-looking Chinaman, with s smile of the blandeat kind and heavy cowhide boots, ambled Into a clty railroad car last evening, on the down trip. It was crowded with passcn- rers, ho Hd notacemn In any hurry to deposit his fare, but after the car had gone several blooks banded tt in with thot of severa) others. For some tine the driver had been gazing sbatract- edly at bln, and us the pasteboard dropped into the box the brake got several vigorous turns, the carcame to a atanastill., and the dour wos telescoped back. The driver spoke. “Put your tare in the box, John, and don’t you ploy auy red paper on ine.” ‘The Chinaman looked, {f posstble, dlander than ever ushe replied, Wha for me pay fare? You nv foulee me.” The driver glowered, and, as he gavothe reins anextra twist, prepared tor actlou. “Now, dohn, pay your fare or got off.'" ‘You savee that Folth atreet?" “Yea, Joho, that's Fourth street,” sald the passenger asked, aud, as Joho passed out, bis amile was blander than ever, ‘The brake was unwound, and the reins caught up, the horses got a victousewitch, and » stream of tabaceo fell. ‘Toa quiet igure on the front platform the driver imparted the Jaforinatiun that * That ruoster has come that game three times now, but he'll tuink bh—1's loose if he plays it on me ogain.’* A Desperate Struggle with a Bear, ‘Sunora (Gat.) Democrat, Last Saturday « sheep-herder named Asa Sim- mone went Into acorral near Leavitt's, on the other side of the Summit, and there toct # very Jarge clynaimon bear, which iinmediately attack- ed him. Stinmons drew his revolver and Jump; ed the fence, but the animal advanced, and Binsiuons was compelled to tire. ‘The stot Look effect, und only surved to Irritate the animal, as worrying of two doge that accompanted thet and before Simmons could place a eafe distance betw: himectt and the Infuri- ated animal, she was upon him. He red again, snd she closed with bin, and then both went down, the bear biting, tearing, and clawiug with fearful rapidi- ty, auaking the an ae adog would a swuller animal, White struggling with the ferocious beast he fired again, the ball entering its stomach, The dos wore attacking the beast io the rear, and she turned away from Simmons to follow them, teaving lili more dead than allye. lo managed to drag himself to camp, and was then brought to Banora, and Is at present in the City Hoapltal. Ithas been a week since the wounds were recelyed, and a severe luflamma- tion: has set In, rendering them exceedingly infil. Hoe wos torn on the left shoulder and eft thigh inaterrible manner, and, although the wounds are not dangerous, they are ex- tremely palofut. ———a Tucldeut tn the Life of w Princess. There is vow on exhibition in the London Royal Academy a pleture painted by Mra. 2. M, Ward, which represcuts an incident in the Ife of the Princess Charlotte of Wales, which the following extract from the catalogus de- scribes: “ When the Princess Charlotte was taking her usual walk with a single attcodant, she uw a boy, very ragged in his attire, sitting” unger a bedie, cryluz aod falnt from a wound fin tle hand. She hastened to him aad asked the cause of bis tears. ‘Taking out her bandker- ebiel she was proceeding to bind} when abe was clecked by the lady. * Have not read iu ny Bible,’ said the lovely child, ‘that He who was greater than any earthly King healed the woruds of the leper; and shail f uot follow His cxample, aod biud the wounds ot this poor buy??? ‘The time is u sunny after- nvon, aud a view of Windsor Castle in the back- round judicates the locality. ‘The object of he Princesa’ sympathy ts scated on » rudo bench by the rosaside. Near htm {6 a basket of flowers whitch he bad been gatheriug whea he anet with his accident. The Prinecss ts a charm. Ing girl, und ber fuce ‘Wears an expression of the tenderest sympathy. Her haughty attend- ant isin the act of reminding the Princess of her position; but the latter continuce her work of mercy, and adiniuisters the crushing rebuke given VE. - Sipe ee aia HIRSCOFELD—In this Sti Wednesday, Aug. Lati:l5a.m., Abrabam Hirschfeld, from the ‘effects of injuries caused by a runaway horse. Foveral will take pleco on Thursday, Aug. 2, at 2:40 p. ns, from bis late residence, No. Went Adam METVALF—In thls city. st residence No. 1030 Ang. 1, Louiso M., wife of cit m., by carringes to Oat. falo and Bath, N. V., papers planes “SO GONNELL—In thin sity, on Toentay, July a1, Ne of the Holy Name, thence by car. ingen to Calvary. BARNILT'S 'TOULET SOA BARRIS TOLLEY SOAP cutee: £ coinmon and dele- Haboites Fert Sogn has pertected, anuno P TUL, Be urest Vegetable Otis ured (nite For Use in thé Norsery it Has No Equal every mother and famfy box, COAIAITINGS CAKER of 4 ounces cach, ent free to any addresson recelpt of 73 eel Addr BT.BABBITT, New York City, FOR SALE DY ALL DRUGGISTH A PERFECT TOILET SOAP, Firt among the requisites of the totter ts @ Kond article of Soap, but to procure tt la not alwaye an eaay Many of tho inost exnenslve Soaps in the mar. ket are made from coarso and detctorious inateriala, and thelr delteate coloring and fragrant perfume too often conceal tho most repulsive Imputttios, The disctoanres. recently made public regarding this enbject are port tively atartting, and deserve scrione consideration Scented Soaps ars now kuown to be extremely ubjec- Honable, capecially If appited to the heads infuring the hair, Irritating the ecalo, and Inducing severo head- aches. The character of the Ingredients may be Inferred from the statement of @ gentleman who makes the scenticy Of buaya hia bucinesa; he recently declared that tits employment were short-lived Lg Hie longest period during Worth ten times t inChriuendom, 8: persons chenged ic Tollet Soap is at Inst obviaurd, liowover, hemical snill of Mr va whose immense establi wind inthe United srat ‘various productions has for. at na fa the appropri: already achiored. ie aclentifie experiment, sompoal- jollet soap ever introduced. 6 Pircat FeRetable oflss the mar ufacturing processca are entirely new anil oriinal, anc he resule is olmply unparalled ta thts department cf ta+ ry. . Bannirr’a TorLet Boar" fe the trade-mary by which this elegant toliet lurury ta designated, and lication to the deitcate skin of infants, chil: lea, Itle altogether unequaled In [te emollient ye numeroun victo: After years of pati jr. BannirT has Uan of the finest etpal ingrediente Of awectness, and the peciiiar cnaractere rendors it tho mont agreeable article of the kind ever mana- cially desirable for the uec of tadica and ap ts equally appro) ‘and sit makes a heavy ny but the demand for Bahbitt's Tollct Soa n't ar the fest soaps far b jaced upon the marke come goneral,—Nevo York tribune, B. T. BABBITT. New York City. = AUCTION BALE By ELISON, POMEROY & CO, 4 80 standoiph-st. Bankrupt Sale at Auction. WINES, LIQUORS, & CIGARS, 492 & 494 (oid Auctioneers, 7! Milwaukee-av,, Thursday Morning. Aug. 2, at 10 o'clock. Port, Sherry, and Caltt vec mud Seoten Wisk ish Whisky: Holter and Tte ani Harnces; Sato, Elevator, large t 20 cases Dunvilt Ufying Apparstu: Moree, Wagon, an Jot Vinegar Kegs, Hurrels, &c.. &c. BRADFORD WAN ELISO} oe , Assigne: A. GOLDSMID WILL CONTINUE UIS BALE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT OUR STORES, at 10 n. m. and 2:30 p, m. to- A ture chance to buy FING WATCH HS, Diamonts, Jewelry, Pistols, &c. KLI6ON, POMEROY & CO., Avetrs, OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE. FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. 3, at 0:30 o'clock, we witl make 8 large sale New and Second-hand FURNITURE, CARPETS, And General Mousehold Gooas, General Merchan- 2 * wLIsoN, ‘POMEROY & CO. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO. Commission Auctioneers, 114and 120 Wabash-ar. BUTTERS’ THURSDAY TRADE SALE, DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, Aug. 2. at 9:30 o'clock, ma, second Boor, DAY MORNING, utters & Co.'s Auction For Merchants will always and eatable goods at viese Improved Pr AT AUCTIO THURSDAY, Aug. 2, atd o'clock p. m., ON THH PREMISES, Dwelling and Lot, 93 South Jefferson-st, ' Dwelling and Lot, $5 South Jofferson-st, WM, A. BUTTENS & CO., Auctloncers. By GEO. P.GO 68 and 70 Wabi Ip erty RE & CO,, 0a Saturday, Aug. 4, at 0 o'clock, 325 Lots W. G. Crockery, ‘34 Parlor Kutta, eayered with Hale Cloth, and Cats; ond-hand Bugate: An Excellent Opportanity to Purchase & Large and Complete Stock of Grocer- Queensware, Glassware, Family Supplies, &c,, at alictton, U. 8. Dinrtct Court, Eastern District of Michtgan. Inthe marter of Lucius C. Buell aud Frank Kelsey, copsvigers, as Buell & Kelecy, Bankrupte—in Bank Pursuant to sn order to me imued In the abo: Will, at the East f tagcat d ile, & village of Joaesrille, but fal: atthe buur of 1U o'clock & the ii day of August, 1877. 4 veil st Publi €. ‘Tull and cumplete alo “k of Grocer: ret ira-Vroof Sate, late the proper: Brick Store Kovm tu which ed. ERMS.OF SALE.—All sums unter 6100, csoht al 100, a credit of 2, 4, & an. : be rt er Altay MS f Duel! and Kelsey, Joavas iit. LEE, DROWN & MUESTON. Asturocys 3 Hall Nock, ‘Toledo. 0. YourO : Clothes ! 8 LaDIES AND GENTS. | and cic: (Can te beautifuls