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

8 THE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE THE CITY. : } resetting of the trees blown down {In Douglas GENERAL NEWS. Yark during the recunt gale. The following is the monthly report of the Finance Coniinittee of the bills p: ‘romwelE The plente of the Irish societies will be held Ang. 25 at Ogden Grove. Mount Conipany, 21,000; F. W. dunze, BL OLSy p ctl (Tune), &4.918.08; Preetdent’s ralary Stentien F. Gale, $824; George North Halsted attect bridge {6 being torn down. Anew onc Is to he erezted in ita place. Thero {a ancxcurston-party of abont 100 ner- xe icclor, $2320; Preston, Kean & Co. in; and oulee bitis, making @ total of rons from Kalamazoo at the Grand Pacific Hotel. $1 $21,900.51. ‘The Judiciary Committes, throngh Commis Auditor Tom Needles is In the city, stopping at the Grand facific Hotel. He 1s looking up stonor Stanford, asked for further thne to re- port on the Vandercook Rallroad, on Weat Lake thaky Insurance companics. At Totclock inst evening Wiliam Saunders, FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 1877, carriage and never returned. She will renew | recently married in Jail, Johnson was nccom- ) ‘ her dmportuntties to-day. She can ery or laugh | panled’ in the assault by one fotnnie Tastor, TAKING I RECAU! TIONS. with equal facility,.and hopes to be succersful. | from whom Johnaon obtained the revolver with Dr, Park, of the County Hospital, was before | Shieh ho ald the shooting. ‘Then when Cov- " at - ~ | inaton fell, pierced hy the bullet, Taylor Jit izi i the Granil ury vesterday, and tested in refer | Tin Gran dhe heal with »-clun. "The wonsan | OFBanizing Military Companies in tho The tenotot ins ovklence was thatthe Hopital | 84, fellow named Jordan are locked up to Fourth and Twelfth Wards. YaciMlthy, the pattenta nediected. and that, the await devclopments. Yarden was then malntaining a larze family at the county's expense, and te using one ot te BUBURBAN. Haking a Start In the Formation of a Company Petrone paid ns nurse as his family servant, etc. RVANSTON, of Artillery. ‘or want of tine, no further notice will be then of the charges: In the afternoon Col. |, tas noted in these columna that Saiy 14.8 . Cleary took Dan. O'Hara, one of the jurpra, to | burelary was committed on the Woman's Col- FOURTIE WARD, the Hospital, to look mto aifnirs, and they re- | lege and a wateh worth $150 taken. Wednesday | ‘The eftizens of the Fourth Ward Interested In ert that there ig nothing wrong, or any basis | Oilicer Carney arrcated Eddie Carrotl, a boy 13 ralsing a military company held shelr accond for the eharecs. The {ry las twenty-five Jail #4 of age, and upon examination by Justice tne 1 ? pany hi ti sasua tole puee of today, and, If time will ad- | Bradley he was held fn $500 ball to await the | Mecting last evening at the church on indians: nit. the Hickey conspimney case. It will report | action of the Grand Jury. It appeared that | avenuc, south of Twenty-ninth street. For some to-morrow and be Uischarged. Carroll sold the stolen watch to one Loft. reason unknown the gas meter had been re- none tuo mitch to place the batters in « postion In which ft would be of usc, Gen, Bolton offered a resolution for the ap- pofntinent of ncommittes whose daty ( wonld he ta conter witha committee of the cra, Ciub (appointed Wednesilay night) In reteronce to the formation of the battery. The resolution was adopted, and tne Chair appointed Capt, Jacobs and Mr, Allen. The fellowing resolution was adopter as the first movement toward organization, ani to the resolution those present appended thelr names: Resoteed, That we, the undersigned, destra to form a military organization, to conaiat of at leney feventy-two men and not more than 180, te be in facta battery of artillery, subject to such regula tionn ae may hereafter be determined upon, The Ha | then adjourned, ‘The next moeting will be held when the Committes Is ready to report, and due notice thercof wii) getlin' lef onde hich and dry, else he's al’sy comin’ tno soon. ‘Teo ful norf, anyhow.” And the old yolce broke on the morning air with the fragment of an old plantation sovg, HOTRI, ARIIVALS. Cramer, Milwankee; T. 8, Lyon, New York: oufviile; D. B. ‘Wolf, Maryland W. denney, Salt ake} C. N. Potter, Choyene I. Foote, St Joseph; 8. A. Chapin, New Have : vid Wilbur, Milford; BP. abeuck, Minneapoiles J. 1, May, Pulladel- pha: John Camnings, Deadwood....shernan Howe—The Ton, Joseph Rankin, Sanita W. Clifford, New Zenland; Hi. A. Mathews bury, Conb.; Thomas “Blokey, Philadelphia; Jolin Patterson, Columbne; J.B. Richardson, Utica; GR. Sterling, New York: 4. W. Brock: say, Brownaville, Tenn. ; PA. Hamilion, Mont! cello; K. 1. Merritt, Springfield... 7remont Mouse —If, 8, Piatt, St, Lonis; the Ion, J. (1. Woerner. St. Lonle: Edward Lehman, Dallas, Tex. : Theo- 3 street, a the Wost Division Railway Company had atready recelved the same authority, through an ordinance of Council, of which they hal not signified their accentance. ‘The Board then adjourned. OUT OF HER HEAD. - be given. a dore Hamilton, Boston; the Hon. J. F. Meginniss, a (an . vi from the church, and It took half an hour nai residing at No. 218 Bushnell street, fell in a ft } {y, oH ion THB RECENT STRIRA a move A half an hot $$ Fea et sory to the aldewalk, badly in--| eyormpert ra. E'Stetaugnitn. Detroit: | and the violence of the mobs throughout the TIM CITY HALL. RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT. | or soto tmprovieo some kind of lights. The UNLUCKY WHALERS, : Juring himeelf internally. Red ta were St fe wok: ey Bolling. Mad. country hava been attended not only with loss mie wad corabearcculecead ducing thee inotill — accommodations were of the rudest kind, there San Francisco, Aug. 2.—The whaler B, J, Col. Alvin Hulbert, of the Sherman Houeo, | fan Francisco: the Hons W, 1 libedt. Cairo.... | OF Hye and pronerty, but with resulta of an | |r Beara oe oy a A BDAY ok Callen, being no-seate in the hall, aud tho crowd wélng | Achinnon, from the Arctic Ovcany, reports lines and his family returned from an extended trip | 7A¢ eonaere al. A, Tvanliar: Ualamazoe equally gravo nature. Not only did the strik- iy 1fE30.54. . somewhat nofoy it was difficult to transact 4 ett, A , W. K 3 L. ing recelved information from natives at Point Hope, through Capt. Rayens, of the brig Ninan dra, that tho men who were left on tho aban. doned whaling flect last senson are at Point Helehers Nothing {s known of the abandonod vessels, 3 ers and the moboerats loee their reason, but in- nocent victims have been rendered insane through witnessing the scenes of riot and ont- rage and through the excitement attending them, One of this class of unfortunates Hes ot St. Luke's Hospital, hovering between life and death, with the chanees greatly in favor of the latter. Mrs, Ada Dudley, of Wor- cester, Mass, was on her way to Puch Jo, Cot. to’ join her husbant. She hus been sick, since last Api, and the physl- vians in her Eastern home bad pronounced her malady consumption, and advised her to go to Colonido for her health. She was considerably rin down, weak, and nervous, but she neverthe- less summoned the strength to take the jour- ney. All went well until ahe reached Newark, U., when the mob stopped the train, would not allow itto proveed further, and bebaved itecil asmoba generally do, Crightening the womcn, and even making cowards of nany of the sterner sex. Mrs, Dadley’s excitement and fright, her fear of | peraonal violence, her anxiety for her hueband, notwithetanding the fact that he was rafe several hundred miles away, were too much for her in her weak condition, ant her reason gave way. Fortunately she was not without friends, although they were almost total strangers to her. One noble young lady, u Mise Wood, of this city, had made her ac- quaintance during the trip, and a traveling- acquaintance intimacy had sprang up between them, In Mrs. Dudicy’s illness and aberation of mind, Mies Wood was indefatigable in her efforts to vare for the poor sufferer, As soon as trains resumed running, and Mrs, Dudley wasable to stand the trip, they started for Chicago. It so bappeued that Dr. MeVickar was on the train, ond was able to render considerable assistance to Miss Wood in caring for ber charge. He also advised her, on arriving in the city, aweek ago last Wednesday, to TAKE MRS. DUDLEY TO ST. LUER'S, where she would receive the beat of treatment. Miss Wood accordingly procured a carringe aud she and her burden were driven to the hospital, whero Mrs. Dudicy was at once placed under the care of Dr. Brown. And Miss Wood's atten- tion did not cease here. She volunteered to nurse the unfortunate lady during her stay at tho hospital, and not a day has pagsed without a vist from ber. A Titucsn reporter called at St. Luke's yeaterday and saw Dr. Brown, who expreesed the samo opinion that shoe would in all probabllity recover from her mental allment, provided her life could be saved. Owing, how- ever, to her very enfeebled physical conuition, ho had some doubts whether her Ife could he spare, although there was still some hope left, and everything was being done that was possi- bic to secure thatend. He stated that her mental malady was acute imanis, and that at tines she had been very violent. She had raved. about her husband and a little child which had died soma Ume ago, and had alse labored under the delusion that her attendante were trying to polaon her. She had her. first Tucid interval Saturday morning. Up to Friday night sho had Deen unable to obtatn sleep, tose Ing continually and uttering the wildest excta- tnations, crying for her child, her husband, and rambling on about her Journey, tho mobs, ete., but that night she eajused B sound sleep an awoke Saturday morning, weak physically but perfectly rational. She remained 60 for. about four hours, during which thneshe spoke, amoung Tho Committee on Police are catled to mect Cnicaao, July 80.—Ono of your recent lssuca } business. in the City Clerk's office this afternoon at 3 | contains an editorial commenting upon and It appears that the enthusiasm of tho Fourth o'clock. criticising an article on a nevel annexation pro- | Warders bas partially dicd out nlrcady, for the The Committee on Strocta nnd Allers of the | Ject which lately appeared i a morning con- | attendance last night was only about half that South Division met yesterday and considered temporary. By this new departure fu our | of Tucaday evening. Further, 't would seem only minor references. foreign policy it is proposed to reverse what | that the hatrlotten of the would-be soldiers ta ‘The Mayor doparted last night for Waukesha, many Antericans suppose to be the ultimate fate | S¢Fictly bounded by the Shnite of the Ward, for to the East yesterday, where they have been taking In the entice of the beach at Nobant and Nantucket, ‘The temperature yesterday, as observed by Monasse, optician, 88 Madison street (Trinon Bullding), was, at 8 a im., 77 degrees; 10.0. m., 47; 12 m., 78: 8 p.m. 73; 7 p.m. 75, Barom- eter at 3 A May BU.073 7 ps Mey 80.00. Potter Palmer, wife, and tro little boys hava hastened themaclves to the White Mountains to enjoy the balmy and cool Eastero breezes. Mre. Paimer and family will remain away during the season, Br. Palmer will return in’ about two weeks. W.S. Beautten, Superintendent of the Weet Side Night Patrol and. Detective Force, fs lying il with variolofd at his reefdence, No. 1159 t Taylor street, Mr. Beaubien is an old settler; ie was here in 1846, and has been an active man {n patrol and detective business for the past seventeen year. The North-Side Citizens’ Unton failed to hold its regular inonthly mecting last night for the lack of a quorum. As the political pot will probably be ina state of high commotion in a month from now, it fs specially desirable that the next regular meeting, to be held the first Tursday in September, shall be well attended. The Chicago Academy of Homcopathic Pri ng and Surgeons met at the ‘Tremont House last night, Dr. R. N. Tooker in tho chair and Dr, D. A. Colton Secretary. Dr. T. C. Duncan delivered an Smpromptt address upon the medical geogeaphy of Aimvrica wand gland, ‘The Doctor’s remarks wore well flus- trated with mays. A contract for building new rooms for the Chicago Historical Society has been awarded to John en, Who will at once commence the work, which is to be finfshed in reason jor the annual ineeting, which is to be beld on tho third Tuesday In Noveiaber. The expense of the building, which will occupy the site of the one destroyed by fire in 1871, will be defrayed by a voluntary contribution which has been made by several leading publie-spirited citizens, and by the annual asseasinent of the members of the Society. Now that the Jabor troubles are over, it ts time that something was said of Chicago a3 a sun racr resort. ‘There fs one man who thinks it ts nota good place. Hoe lag been trying to beat the Sherman House. Wednesday evening le came down from supper, Charicy Hiltow saw him, They sat by side on a tete-a-tete fora white. “Ihave no money wherewith to pas,” sald the bik. “But you have a watch and chain,” replied Ciarley. “It will cost you just $5, or achance to take a rest in the tock-tn’ The fellow tally paul ‘up $4.50, and then was bounced out of the house tor finpudence, He was clegantly attired, and gotten up to * Kill? The English Section of the Workingmen's of tie United States, out of a feellug of respect for Mayor Heath's recent orders against publie assemblages to discuss the “rights?! of the laboring man, Uil not hold its regular meot- Ing lasteveng atthe friendly saloon on the northeast corner of State aud Randolph streeta. “Citizens” Parsons, Van Patten. and others were therefore not given u further onportunity to fire the laboring man's heart, and itis not provable that, opportunity will be given very scomuniess Mayor Heath's order iy revoked. W. Dil, New York: 1. F, Haker, South Bend; A. J. ‘Thomas, Stevens Point. “TIE MOME,*? PICNIO 1N CENTRAL PARK. For some time the contributors of ‘Tre Trin- tne Home Department have had a basket pienle unter conelderation, the bbject of which was to enable the ladies to form cach other's acquaint- ance and Iny plans-for future social mectings, Up to yesterday, the days selected were un- pleasant, and the affatr was postponed frost time to thne, and yesterday {t came off, and wasn marked and pronounced success, Enrly In the afternoon, a large number of ladics wear- Ing badges— Trinuns Home Cinb "—assem- bled on the common at Central Park, a short distance from the border of the Inke, and fn 9 few moments pleasant acquaintances had been formed, and the Indica wero on the triendliest. of terms. Fresh acceesions to the party every hour Increased it, until a fate repre: sentation of the best currespondents to The Home were on the ground busily engaged in ths preparation of the supper which was to be the feature of the day. As the picnic wus alrictly private, Tira Tripcnn must respect the request of the Jaties that thelr names be suppressed, Ruflice It to say that the assemblage was com- posed of many ot the leaders of the upper ranks of Chicago society. | Whutever of stiffticas there was soon woro off under the genial conversation of a tery fat and awkward gentleman who drove out ina burgy. ‘The fat gentleman was especially agrecable, aud to lis exertions much of the pleasure that marked the plenic is to be attributed, Salling on the lake, conversation, and the comparison of ideas made up the entertainment for the elder clement, while the younger disported at croquet and the comparison of hate, —. AtGo'’cluck a supper was Ind on tho grass, consisting of n variety of dainties made after Tfome recipes, Every possible style of cake aud evers pattern of pie were introduced, and muniber of experiments in the manufacture of edibtes were tried. The supper-table stretched from the edge of the common back to a tree, and aroun feat sume of the most brilliant o! iia diterary ladies the Western country has pro- duced, Atthe couclusion of the supper, the ladies called upon ‘TUR NDITON OF THR DEPARTMENT, for bis views, and beaditreszed them as follows: ,abias ov tie Hosts DevantMent: Never beforeinmy life have I mado speech, and, i{ the Lord gives mo my health, I shall never make another: lut [feel that at this time it would be. einiuently proper for me to address you on & subject to which have devoted iny eutire ut- tention, and one in which L feel a profound jn- terest. Fora year T have pregided at the weck- te table which you have supplied with your datntics of tood'and thought. As the months of that year have rotled around, | have become re aud more jinpressed with the work you e Jertaken, oT don't know that how rouch = dependa upon labor, but when you rofteet that civilization depeniia upon a man's stomuch, vou will «ce that cuoking fs the under PERFECT PURITY..." .. ‘The popntarity and extensive salo of Dr! Price's epectal flavoring extracts ts owing to. thoit' perfect purity and excellence, is) DEATHS, RN tran nn mn SCHOKPT—In thin city, Wedneaday, Aug. 1, at Tp. m.. John A. Schuept, “uneral from his late residence, No, 88 Sonth Jeffereon street, at 1p. m. on Friday, Aug, 3, by gartianen to Itoeehill, Friends of the family are invited. KENNEDY—On Ang. 1, of consamption, Are, Sohn M. Kennedy, Frneral from her Isto residence, 1431 Sonth Blate street, Friday, Aug. 3, 0¢ D4. me, by care riages to Calvary Cometery, LYNCU—Tharsday, Aug. 2, of heart disense, Marcy Lynch, aged ii yeara, Funeral Saturday, Aug. 4, at 110. m., from tote tesidence 145 Forquer nircet by carriagss to Cale vary Comeotory. 5 anumber of those et ‘ides where he intends to remain about. two weeks to of the neighboring Dommion of Camuto, and to posed to Stgaliteation under” the oetin tae, recuperate his shattered constitution, allow the Canadians to absorb us. Wearethus | preferring to defend thelr own homes and ¥ p . i to get rid, at one blow and without any violent | hearths, and nothing clse. What they are Five new cases of scarlet fevor wera renorted | disturbance, of onr irresponsibe aystem of an | clamorous tor is a Lume Guard, not to go unt at the Health OMlce yesterday.* Only five deaths f ) of the Ward—except pusalbly In case of a raw elective monarchy, and exchange {t for the truly | there, ‘The representations made during the from that discnse havo occurred thie week. republican system of English responsible gov- | evening by Capt. Williams, of the Firat itegl- The Treasurer's receipts yesterday were | ernmont, Of course the annexation part of tho | ment, and others appeared to have some elfect, $3,700 from the City Collector, $3,123 fromm the | article in question Is expected to he taken “cum | and possibly @ militia company may yet be W iter Department, and 82,401 from the Comp- | grano satis’; ita real object {g to cuinpare the roped tor Bash presided, and catled f ure two countries with regart to the fundamental | reports from The eoutnittees appointed at the tenty co rae to #10000, aad redeedied chatacter of their governments, and to draw | previous meeting. a pom! pos loant Curtifleates to’ the extent of | conclusions condeinning our own. Capt. CG. E, Hall, from the Committee on En- $0,500." The question involved in the article, and in roHiment, reported that he had seventy-two Te cost 860 for the sweeping and cleaning of | Many others which have appeared for some names on the roster, und that other inembers if the Ci ittee hh c a = the Washington and LaSalle strect tunnels dur- | time back in the public prese, Is one of vital line foveal tintey aittoe a ere ance. (te te: Ing the mouth of duly, In former ycors that | portance, and well worthy the serious thoughts } raising « full company among the young mien of i work cost about three thes that amount. of alltrue patriots, Its being agitated and dis- | the ward provided the orgunizatton should ro- isis Slough is wrell-nigh draiued. The force | cussed is a healthy slzn that higher rae an Brenulent: liek amit, ab. etna a. A of men at work there were interrupt for some 1s days by the breaking of one of the pump con meee anal totter plans are: Heing taken {a cur tat they would be equally willing to bind them- nections, and further delayed three days by the | P° i bs jan and wirepuller, | elves for five years’ acrvice, The report of tho riot and rioters. wuBooly ares an fron fer me spoils, will Comuiiites was accepted, and the Committea "4 t Dd t of | Stadually Jose bla hold; and that progressive | 60! Innedt. pring, montity, report of the, Department of | principles will be applied to institutions now | | MF. Powell from the Finance Committee, re ollie were $352, In the South Division thers | existent. Fromiised. Nu person called upon had refused weru thirty-cight buildings erected at a cost of At should be the alm of every true American, subscribe, and all favored the idca of an in- uf $187,600; North Division, thirty-five build~ ‘ " tenement. t ‘ Ines, to cost B133,500; Wert Division, eluhty whether native or forelgn-born, to make thts | dependent company. Jf stich was raised he "7 OOD: # cout i : ch | Would do all in bis power to make it a success, bullulnugs 63 cust &H7,000; total, 153 buildings, | f7' ee te eet ie emocratle Repub wie and he had no doubt that all the necessary funds Si ers ayeraze American citizen Is very prone te look | could bo ralsed Lo arin and equip the company. The Department of Public Works iiesterday upon the Constitution as the very incarnation Je report was received and the Committee Issued an catimate of $918 to M, Hallinan for | of perfection In government, aud to worsbilp ft cont TION thought th f H work on the North Halsted street sewer; on | ns an idolater does iis wooden Image, merely on ot ought the main question for estimate of $1,805 to James MeNichola for work | authority und without question, The United consideration was whether this was to bo an on the sewers in Kinzle, Paulina, and Lincoln | States, he claims, from a mere lisndful of dis- | Sudependent prgaulzation, or one subject to the streets; and approved the bonds of W, I. Wat- | eatisiled British subjects, has grown to be ono | Militia law of tho State, and called upow Capt. gon, who is to pave, fill, and curb Kinzie street | of the greatest nations; {t has stoudthe terrible | Williams, of the Firat Kegiment, to furnlel lo- from tho river W Jefferson atrect by private | strain uf giguntic Interual war without lasting | formation as to tho regulations. contract. Injury 4 and all under the Constitution, under gictete Wotinmnai sold thal he reneaented Col. ty whose bouign provisions the oppressed from all le ie on. youterdoys gee et oer Ne uate | the worud have found shelter aud abotle, In | He hal experienced the necessity of more or- story and cellar school, 2x04 feet, No. 03 Polk | arguing thus, he overlooks that the bounilices nizations of this kind, and vonsidered that treet, to cost 85,000; Aliss Hovt’'a four-story | Hatural resources of the country, in conlunction | the experience of the past ten days demon: ahd basement, * Homefor Friendicss Girle,” 81x | with the spirit ofcnterprise anil’pluck of ite in. | strated this fact, | The First had Nved Tice, May’ street. uear Bleventh, to cost | babltants, are the malu causes of ite rapid | louger as an Independent organiza $5.02 T. U West, a two-story dwelllog, 18x55 | materia! growth, Biot «Sn a Ue regimen site feet, Gilpin place ‘near Lytle street, to coat | , The framers of the Constitution bad no model | te country, but he believed = that #000; SeLaren & Welle four two-story and | © go by, and were nobmuch piven to theorizing | Unless the new militis law lad paseed tho rome Eades EO eed tet, on matters of government. They had to build | ment would by this time have faded out of ex- Dasenient storcs, 22x80 feet each, Dearborn uear Randolph street, to cost $10,000. Upon the substructure left by the Britta, | Istence. ‘Thoy must remember that at tirst, the i 7 and adapt tho new aystem to existing | thing would start off with any nmotnt of en- Scanlan & Co.. the fertilizers, are putting | circunstances., Busldca, the Constitution ‘ag | thusiasm, but that when tt came down to the into thelr establishment a new kind of stench- | adopted was more or less a compromise | Nuindruin weekly drills tho men would draw consumer or foul Wodariter. The work $4 | between Federalista and anti-Federallets, whose | Out, unless the company was made subject to under the direction of Health-Commlssloner | coniitcting views had to be reconcited, | tHe militia law. Under this they would be com- DeWolf, and the machine 6 an Invontlun tn | Hence Slavery, which [s certainly no republican | pelted to drill twice a month for a cortain pore whose composition at Jeast seven sclentitle gon- | jngtitution, was not disturbed, In direct viola- | ton of tho year, or would otherwise be subject tletnen have hatl an futerest. The Commis: | tion of the Doslaratiou of Independence, that ail | to fine. Out of forty-four men in his company sioner ts in great hopes that the Invention will | men are created equal. Our Ce natitution sub- | before the change all but one remained io it, prove highiy eatisfacto iaits operation. The | stituted an elective Executive for the hereditary and the oud tan had. removed from the work of putting it up will bo Suished Weilnes- } monarch of England, but ft stl] clothed him State. yy coming in under the law day, aud ifit shall then be demonstrated that | with nearly all tho powers and prerogatives of a they would = got an allowance of suites has crowned the efforts of to stench- | King, It makea htm Commander-in-Chict of | $10 per man from the State, while if they fighters, tho Mayor, Cuminittce on Health, and | Lott army aud navy whenin uetive service, al- Turmed an independent company all the expense MEDICAL. ini Rene iaatearrce nanmorenna hin bnnnnnadaay Many Who Are Suffering From the effccta of the warm weather, and ore dee billtated, are adviael by physicians to take modere ate amounts of whisky two or threo times during the day. In a Uttle while those who adopt this advice frequently Increaec the nnmber of ** drinks and [n time become confirmed incbriates. A bors orago which will not create thirst for intoxicating Mquors, and which is intended especially for tho benofit of debilitated persons, whether st homo or abroad, is Dr. Schenck's Bea Weea Tonle. Con. taining the juices of many medicinal herbs, this preparation docs not create an appetite for tho ine tosicating cup. Tho nourishing and the Hifc-sup- porting properties of many valuablo nataral pro. ductions contained in It and well known to medica} men, have 8 most strengthening influence. Asin gle bottle of the Tonic will demonntrate Ita value. ble qualities. For debility arising from aickness, ovor exertion, or from any eauac whatover, giaesfnt of Sos Weed Tontc, taken after men! atrengthen the stomach and create on appetite for wholesome food, To all who are abvut leaving thalr homes, we destro tosny that the excellent ef- focts of Dr, Schanck'n scanonabla remedies, Sea Weed Tonicand Mandrake ills, are particularly evident when taken by those who are injnriourly affected by a change of water and dict. No person should leave home without taking a supply of thea safeguards along. For ante by all drasgiats, DALDITIS TOILET SOAP, BARBIES TOILET SOME Rp Uarivaled for tha ‘Follet, e i a T onthe exe ible de At | other things, of the railroad. excirement, aid | tie representatives of the daily press will bo in- | Jaws hii to select” hla Miulsters and disinisa | Would fall upon themselves, as or pelea . Inthe latter cao an attempt will be made to | lying uriueinle, and that the happiness of the | Yon tod thak It hil pratty generally Tuite, | Vitod to an * exhibition.” ; thom ae Me plonsure, puts ail appolntmence | . {0 reply to a question by the Chatr Capt, | FEMMES ercatthratrone htactirerot Har convene the citizens? at the sane place some Weatriah apeeies rests upon its Tol itt 7 you down. She then lapsed intoa lower form of A into bla hands, grants him tie vete-power, ete, | Williams sald that if two companice were talzed Paphies Bert Som y hes perfected and naw Arete tote future evenins. will. bib enaitirtee eatnutt Mid tere one | telirlum, Lut was rational avaln Sunday morn: ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ile {ts not removable except by a two-thirds | & bathalion cual be forpied Jo tho ward and an | Qyortd. uly ihe purer “Fepciabte Ofie uted in ist Hea DeLACHHEG EP THO SHHLITIAS | | pear augoy tho hungry tan went to. hls simple tng and retained i je Fight mind all uiat —— majority of the Senate, after trial by tmpesen- | Ponory located thors, | The men would have to | moniwacture. 0. Dowes, rompany 1 mi f t a vemet 1 ment 4) = i wie Dewees of Company Fs dist Reriments | tregtat vora-lieet, while his table to-day grouus | Cn), slowing a warkod Impruvement over 10 | “The Rey, Donald Fletcher will lead tho noo | HsTerigm and Jotmsonisma have taught us to | Col. High said that tho speech of Capt, under the weight of sund castics and spatter- work, and he turns refreahed to his work again, hia lips wreathing the smiling prayer, “God bless yur Hone." LApplause.) And you, ladles, have “done thie” thing, His weary head at onitht oresta ongalnst the mort dele cata of (idles, Its corns and buulons are extracted without palo. Aud bow! Simply through the exertions of the contributors of the Hume. There Is one thing fa which f can senrcely belfeve, and thut fs, that tt is wrong to arinfnlster corporal punishment to children. I have been taught from my boyhouil to have faith fu the virtue of the rod, and'to believe that sharper than a serpeut’s touth It {sto have a rovioua day. Since then fave been of longer tration cach successive time, and the physician, as above stated, has hopes of her mental recuvery, provided always her Ife can by saved, He haa mado an cxamiina- tion of the upper portion of the lungs with the stathoscope, but found no evidences of consuinp- tlon, withough tt waa possible, he paid, that on exatnination with the instrument of the lower portion, as fa sometimes the case, would diseloso the presence of = this dreadful dircage, ‘The fistory of tho family would Beem to. Blow that consumption is hereditary, three of her sisters having died of ft. When the reporter called yeaterday morn- ing ahe was quite rational, but ber phyeleal von- Hoyne up to the eommencoment of the riot, re- ports to Col. Sherar, commanding regiment, that he hes heen discuurged because he was nt fenton duty with bis coinpany at Braidwood, where ft was ordered to ald in putting down dine among the mingra. Kins, af C Company, of the First Keghnent, who was employed at Pardridge's New York Store previous to the riots of Jat week, reports to Col. Sherar that he has heen discharged becanze ho was out with tho rep nent While em dle jiroaceviug order anil pritbetlay property inthis city and at Drald- woud. For Use in the Nursery it Has No Equal Worth ton tmoafte coxt to every mother and family In Ct dom, Samplo box. coitaining 3 cakes of ounces cach, sent free to aly addresson recelpt of7s cents. Addreed B,T.BABBITT, New York City, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGUISTS A PERFECT TOELET OJP. day prayer-mectingg by lower Farwell Hall to- | whit extont m President can misgovern the | Willams uad almost convinced bin of the su- day. Subject: "Love of God." country wud romala within the leit ‘of tho fertoe Doventace eee da under the lay. ‘The test South-Fark concert of the Great | Coins a recurrence of stular conducts ‘ne | Ward to the five years’ cilisinent ‘clause, Western Light Guard Band, under the direction | people, who ought to be the real sovereign ac- | but | thought the question was one of Jozoph Clauder, will bo given Saturday at 4 tording to republican principles, partically | not to te prematrely. settled, A larger roresa caller an election, he ‘resident! . i Tha tester: monthly meciine of he. Fos. yee iisture, and, If ail tho country wero | Steady appointed could work wong. teenth Ward epublican Chub will bo held at | againet him, it would be powerless to jive its The Chaly thought Usat tt would ba dificult Lochner's Hull, No. 639 (old No. 400) Milwaukeo | want of confidence any practical expression, | to False sufllcient money unless they could avenuy, this evening at 8 o'clock. All this {s not Republleanisin; {¢ isnot even | Satisty citizens what was golng to bo done with + ‘ard C Constitutionnltam, lor in aconstituttonal mon- | 1+ ‘They would not put tholr money into an ‘Tho First Ward Connctl of the National Union | srehy tho Ministry bows to tho popular will, | organization which might disband within thirty League will incet at the Grand Pacific Hotel this | nnd steps out after an oxproasion of want of | days. Iu some particulars the present law svas THE RUGULARS. bs apanitcss child, [Vrotunged upplause.) 1 don't . {mporfoct, butit could be amended, and doubt- | _ Firrt among the requinites of the tollct ts 6 Food The traopaon the Lake-lront wera visited | 4; “ rusty’ . dition waa all that the phystelan hud. pictured | evening at 8 o'clock. Tinportunt business will | cunfldency by the Legisluture, pe , and dout yeaterday Uy abort the tusual numbers of euriou iow te fey ap anpnor el at uns 1 he Brown hoa reevived a letter froin sie. | he prosented, and every womber la requested to | The kde that an immovable executive head | !e88 larger sama would be appropriated in | srticio of Soar hat to procura Xt lant slmays tn cay sndividiudes lesirous to see how real soldiers Joobed. They cauie and went, especially came, dunn the whole day, and late in the afternoon were amuacd and delighted at an exhibition of the worhhugs of the far-fained Gatling gun, Many os the boys in blue received {oforn calls from their friends during the day. ‘TH8 Ninth Infantry Band arrived yesterday fro Omata, and thers ta some talk of a dress ade and fornael receptions in a day or two, * Companies Gand [ of ‘the Twenty. cevond Infantry were sent sto Fort Wayne yerlerdas, each oman belag — pro- vided with 200 rounds of ammunition and ten days! rutions. Theav two vompailes are under the command of Cole A. L. Hugh, matter, Sany of tho tost exvensive Sonya [x the mare Ket are made from coaro and deletorious materials, aad thelr delicate coloring aud fragrant perfume too oftes conceal the moat repulsive tmpasitins, The disclosures recently made public regarding thia subject ars, potlr tively etortitng, and doserve serious conndcratios. Scented boaps aro now k.ows to bs extremely objec able, especially if applied to the heads injuring irritating tho scaln, and Inducing savere aches, ‘The character of the ingredients may be Interred from the statement of a gentleman who makes the ecenticg of Boaps lila Dusinesas te recently declared thas orsonsenaaged in this cuployment were short-lived trom seven Lo ten years bole che longcss period during ‘whicti the uccupation vould be folluwed. ‘The dlificutty ot procuring a perteetly pure article of olletHoap Is at lant olivial'-dt, uwaver, Jliauke to 193 enterprise and chemical skilof Mr. Uh. E, Bannirr, of Incrujan, hor brother-in-law, who Hyes fn Newpért, N. IL, whleb farnished the particulars of her illness, atet Mr. Dudley has been tele- graphed to nnd will como ou from Colorado should it be apparent that his wifo's Waves will take a fatal turn. As stated above, sho fs re- eciving the best of treatment, and every effort is being made to prolung her lif, selves, or my affection tor the Department over which it ts uy duty to preside. ‘That {t has ales thy I am well asaured, You baye mado (t on Juetitution fu the land, and from thoneands of homes come blessings upou your Jabors, unl the sweet bopo that you will pros- per, Uo on in your good work, Bend your- selves to the iiuprovement of auue Departinent, atid you will vet teach mankind that the hand that tunis the dap-jack fs tho hand that turns the world, [Extended applanse.} Just before breaking up of the party a bust. ness nceting was held aud an Execttlye Con mitive appotnted to direct the affairs of the Club, and after the settlement of somo unio be prevent. fs essential tothe stability of a Government is | future. nobacorrect one, ‘The English sovereign docs | On mation of Mr, It. D. Parker, a Committee onguch, Cools, of Boston, tho ectentist ond | not, fu reullty, hlnacif sclcet a now Ministry in | ef five was appointed to confer with the rosi- orate America In the Talcrnade tonight, | weordauce Wich the ruling innjority of Varila- dents of the Third Ward as to the practicability Saeed auate bi a taclay at tig | men’s atid thy selection would bo made just ae of raising @ battalion In the two wards. Mowara. tied Beate can bo secure ay at the woll, aud of the same materiat, If there wero K. D, Parker, B. R. Do Young, Thomas J. Suth- rooms of tlie Y. M.C. A. rauenb suvercien at all, Th erland, Arthur Farwell, and Ald. J. HH. Gilbert no perial Vverul gn ha Republic of c (Tho band of tho Ninth Infantry, of which | Switzerlaad lis no Presideut in the senso of the | Were banied ag sald Committee, Charles Sclwaab ts leader, will play at guard | American Constitution, and yet tts Government Tho meeting then adjourned for ons week. mounting st 9 o'clock this inorning, and also | is perfectly stable. ‘To suy that thls system Se thls avenlie ‘Thesa performances by this | may unser in a malt country, “with TWELYTI WARD, band, whith has ao high reputatiou, will be | no clashing futerests Ike our own, will Last evening s few of the citizens of tho peated every pleasant day during the regiment's | not disprove its -mlaptabillty In generals | Twelfth Ward held a inecting In Amity Church, blay In the ‘city, there 16 ux inuch diversity of Iauguage and { Robey xtrevt and Warren avenuc. A. ‘tho Rey. E. M. Boringe announces thatthe | ipatner of thought In the Httle country ws in Eorner yn SHPBVORUs: THE COUNTY BUILDING, Tho Pike municr caso has again been post- poned, ‘The Court-[ourse dome, tt is estimated, will portant detatls the party broke up, intensely MLN) " x sa te the large one, und tuany much more diMealt | M. Wright called the mecting to order, and | New Gork, the wo owned ‘Stanutacturee, GiNL have beet ordered. to Fort Wayne to | Borate detatia the tarty ruke up fe cost about F1Ni,U30, Gileae sietrtet, compeerbe thas: WIL: be bet on probivii have to be sulved in tho forimer, such | wanted to know if they aloutd procaed to bust- | whuselincinnm extanitananent ta by far ius largest uf help Blue Jens Willams keep the peacs, . a ‘The rauch-tulked-of library for the County 5 : » commonclog | ax ecclesiuatical questions, puuperism, cte, In | ness with so few persous prospnt. The object | Ftouspmoductions has tor many vores eee wi ialy ie pe ———. ry Aug, 23, and continuing eluiit days, **Thosale je: pe Fl c nYH AND HAR INFUUMATY, y yoarateen wi duly die ‘ i = ° Joll has at last beew opened. Yesterday cata- | object of the meeting fs the aulyation of pre. | Switzerland thera is no violent upheaval of the | was to orgauizo o permanent protectiva Asso- Pattee There was a mecting of the Hoard of Trustees LAUDANUM, ETC, logues were distributed among tho prisoners. Ghats soules iv is couildently expectelt thet this | coubtry every Sour years to clovt # Vrosldent | Wiation for this, ward, to couslat of m patrol of My AHN ok yee t, D. Coudwin, Jr. President, LOPES OF HER RECOVERY, me 4 object. will be attained, Tiawan agency cu- | WB0 has been nominated muatly by pollticnl | 400 armed men. ; pertertiug the rots . ong, Kovretary, und Dr. Fite, | Should the Ane! of Death happen over in the | ‘ho stone contractor on the Court-ouss | operating with the Divine agencywill constantly | Mtelinery; thore is no plotting for re-election, | ‘Pye following-named were appointed a Com- | Hou of the anvattuilut soap ever intruduvet: [he enotaa cos bufiaine the ailditfon to the | West Dividon during the next few days, by | complained to the architect yesterday that ho | securo this result. ‘There's every gisurance —no Interference by allee-holders created by | mittee of Public Safety: right, 8. PLT Hee ee niriwary were opencd and showed no lack o' was helng delayed by Sexton not backing up his work. ‘The Committee on Equalization waa In scaston at Klaro's dal) nygati Jeolaniby. The com- plalnts were of a minor character, and noaction waa taken on any of them, * In the County Court yesterday John H. Dun- ham took an appeal in some of the third Install ment South Park special ussesament tax-case: ring procesey ure entirely naw anid origins! aad ult 1s simply unparalled In Uhte departmentof br try. Hic. Basmitee Toes soa ta the trado-mst by witch this eleyant toliet iuxury ts designated, a3! ty: A.M. 8. ‘ i the President and bound up with his own fater- tnt d tat enw nineties ail be rraent ta ueoelalin cst. ‘Thero is, on the contrary, the constant Gardner, J. &, Lako, daha aA. King, T. P. Gur uey. . way tu have a good camp-meoting is to go ex- | dveire to make the people more nnd more the | My, Wright said that when thers was trouble pecting and wafting for the yutwouring of the eo Mer a and bring repubilcan (dens to | jy tho city the Pollca wero drawn away fram the | fUranpieaiion wih delicate akin infanie enim See versone.” de arf \. ea cammdlie ogetiier unequaled ta ite cullen aoe ee unt eee a a eee gattorunation | Pobre white wublect ta nat an outgroireh of tho | Youre, it waa tila aencieney thot was proyiced | [retort thesoan Wnt newamed, th trrurea FE. Kennteott, Faq, Arlington Melghts, Cook | ast unsatlstactory Prealdentint contest. YWhas | ty be covered by this Asdocattlon. ‘They wanted | out a rclatanalas idee wanes iia Tira tate Be County, Hil, veto Aibert U, Lang, care Hreston, | been weltuted for yuars by the Independent | so bo ready fn ergo another exigency arvse. | Muclisve quneiiers ihe abeency of Arti tnial Petes Kean & Co., Chicago, not buried in partyisin. It ought to be thoroughly During the last troubly a great inany disorders will propably call upon a certain young Indy of respectable parentage, who was kind enough to send bitn her card tn two fashionable colora—~ laudanum-brown and the exquisite tint of the extract of yellow jasinine (Ciclseminum). The residence isnot much out of tho way of thu ptrect-curs, hus to make the road eaay it may bo here stated that {f the ancl tukes the Madison vootvlence stung Chicage contractors as to the stability of the thuca and thu settled price of labor. for most of the flity- nix Uila were —oamade before tthe recent strike, wand, thourh the contractors were notliled thet they could withdraw or alter their bids, none of them did xe, The bids varied from 25.000) to 87, ond aster enretul scrutiny of all hicks with reference to combinliy various partlal and robberies occurred tujthe ward. ‘The patrol. Health cat andlagrecable sHisio of the Lied ear ins Lids for portions of the work, the Board authors | atreet care one oud half iailes west from. the + “iuired by 1aw discussed by preas and peuple, its ditleulufes ot f ) facta be ala enki ih Weal the Hrcsdent to 1 the contract to the | river, aud thon walks.a block nurthy ho will not bud usr Loni an Fe (irony. nie Ja Se nu CRIMINAL, carefully cou Moro, aud tho say prevared to A i ot aerate canl That ic acrecd with | giiumieneelaly dearabin for tho us of adie ve ery upon HUng the re ry "i a peas lv : owes! ce Rp rie tg Seria bond. far remuver its destination jot that ‘Analstant-State's-Attornoy Weber and %r. give it practical slape by a Constitutional Con- | 95. Wrcht, any saue person could wish to prompt the Death Angel to call on one so young, anu beautiful, aud reared fn the lapof luxury, On the contrary it is to be hoped that the foollay girl will become 9 truer and morc useful member of society than she has heretofuro been. In so doing abe will be the delight of her parents and the pride of alt connected with hi Maving gone thus tar, the entre must be related, but the nance mist of ye ity bo suppressed, It la only aciugte leaf In an “une fortunate girl's Hfe, und it is not so bully blotted that it caunot be cleansed by subsequent wellatolng, thls young lady was the pet of a good family. Fhe was bright, plyuunt, and perbapa just w lite Ue headstrong, ihe anany auch girls, abe fell In love upon barely reaching wouuuood. ler beat promised to be o loving, and fatthtut hushand, but othe chime of wedding— He bud heard of several robberies | men’stollet, ani aatt avy Vathor itis lyons ru The riotera’ casca wilt come up beforo Juatico | vention in duc thu being committed on Campbell avenue. He itt lty ft ftat belad of is for Morrison at 0 ofcluck to-morrow mornlor, Whatever opinions may be entertained with | moved that a thurough military company be or Plucrt upon the market, but : be 4 ‘gencral.—Neio York Tribune, Minor arresta: Wiitiam Louls, larceny of a | yehntany controversy: Nolustiye retoris candy | eaulzed and that tou men be appointed, & Tey pane Si laprobe from SMrs. Corbett, of No, 250 State | brought aboutexcept by. the determined and | crulting Committers to-cullst ton mouesch, they | TT, BABBITT. New York Citys A pair of cavalry pantaloons, cat off above the Kneew; a tnllitia cap with a *¢ (stencil plate) iu cet on tho top; ove suspender, and auine- thing that was weather-stained and warn under Mt, moved West on Madison street yesterday two hours after sunrise, ‘The tnotion was decidedly unChteago, Tt stunted and got up deliberately. kt looked up with the stealfastness of the A ed dt struck Jatai-posta and bounded back like a boy's Dall. [t luoked wt the street cars as if tlicy were curio-ites dropped fron the sky, A crowd of newsboys aud bootblacks formed thenelyes into w bundie and confronted the gular looking thing. ‘Shey insperted it by douches. ‘They found it Ws consist of all that has Leen seserited. In addition, they found toluredl mun ou the inside. ‘That $8, they found portious of une on the outside. A head of Rountree are ulck, Gen. Liob is rusticating, Me Caitrey ian Iowa awaiting the resumption of railroad travel, the other Comunissioners ore lazy, and tha building ts comparatively deserted, Judge Farwell has coucluded to call a petit Jury for the firat two wi Inthe August terin of the Criminal Court. It had been intended to dispense with jury tris for the month, but the change Is mado necessary by the crowded cous dition of the jull. Susanna Broddick, a miss of mature years, was adjudged Insane fu the County Court yes- terday. The evidence in the case showed that sho had been In tho cmploy of the Victor Bew- ing Machine Come py, and hed gotten a ma- chiue that she could uot pay for, and which she had to surrender. ‘This circumstance was sald tu be the cauee of ber fnsaolly, 7 to turn the same over to the Committee of strect; Thomas Clark, larceny of clothing from | hearty co-operutlun of every honest eltizen, The Pablie Butety, The motion prevaliet, The fole Lotle Huff; Jobn Brown nnd John Herrington, | bess Fepublican form of governtnent In the | iowjug-named were apavinted the Committees | suspected of having stolen a quantity of eut- | World wil fall If the citizens uf the country de | George W. Reet, Johu L. larriahy, J. 14 Buther | By ELISON, POW uot discharve their public dutice to the fullest 35 ‘ale Cy 4 lery; Jolin Burke, wrutfian who ogsuulted and | extents a fact, ho’ more democratic tha Cone iy Do Te haw tell 8 Seaton at Auctioneers, 7Bant HO standoipteet. badly peat o etreet peddier yesterday afternoon, | stitution, the more respansible the publle oll) porchek. nw _. From tuformation recetved yesterday by De- | CTs ta thelr muster, te soverelity beapicy: ia . Calkins Hough it would ve pretty hard OUR REGULAR WEEKLY BALE lective Flynn he proceeded to No. 119 Weat | Sreuter the necessity for cvery Indwiival st | to enllat a company In tine of peace. | lu timo SING, Aug, J, at 0:30 o'clock, 8 xen to du his part from begivning to end. Poll- cas erty: e ‘ econd-haud Wastington strect,o ranehe kept by one George | ties tn this pea wiry hus coe te bo pomar(led) as: | Uy uiturbance tt was tek: Lie property-uwliers are, bale: New: and: teconst:ti Welle and his mistress. By rummaging about | soinething that an honest man aliould vather See tn bila tte becaele ey Flynn brought to Mght a quantity of toole for | wveld meddling with, Ihe wants to keen his | “sir, qteed moved that the Executive Com- y] munufacturling counterfell. nickels, Justice | eharacter untaralshed, Tile shiauld aot ho 605 | ynitwe udopt means fur ralving funds for pru- CARPETS Morrlgon held him in $5.00) bail to the Oth, on the contrary, it ougbt to be an bouor ty have | curing uniforms and arin, aod the tiring of a LF a a volce in irecting und bleplog public aifatra, “4 “tine. f wool, an ebony face, a row of fyory, black eyes | bells had no charma for him, ‘The su ‘The Piper rape ease, which had eecupled the |, Justice Summeriiold yeuterday held the fol- | which have direct and "ecnaible Ine | "all a ea foikcees wie Cal,\| Aid Generel ttousehold hoods, Hauera) Mere bis tet in & White background, a pair of handa, a | sequent chapters of the tule, save alone | Court for severul days, was broukht to a close | lowing: Walter Darl, holdidy up Wiltiam | fluenco “ou the material welfare of | yengutt moved as au ainendment to. refer tho 1 Bboy OE ZC* LISON, POMEROY & CO- pair of ankles and fect to match, Under one | the sequel, which ts the mato polut of the pres: | yesterday. ‘Tho Jury was charged tn tha morn- | Rudderman, $1,000 to the Criminal Court; J cvery fudividual, Bad as thet Whole matter to the Exccutiye Committee, = een] drm a buudle of papers. du the mouth one | ent narrutlve, might better perhaps be waried | Jug, and about o'clock in ths’ alternoon a yer- | Carew, burglary of the Mock Isiand ehinery ot aur pritnaries, conventions, caucu which prevailed, WM, A. BUTTERS & CO. thuinb, with asterisks, The sequel cuntinues: ‘This | dict was returned giving the defendaut ton | ollice, $500 ditto; James Faily, lanony af hides | ete., {t might be made tu turn out better | eine further discussion followed, when Col. | —comartsaon Avcti Nad ted Wabaaeae It dido't apeak,—this fragment of the milf. | Youve Woman all forlorn Was foollsh enough ta | ycora in the Penitentiary, Tho verdict was | fuin LL. Orvis, of No. of Murket wtrect, | urist if decent men took the troubly to run , ennildalol Aoctladeerh, Liu au baad add to her ulready grievous troubles wn uusue cessful attemptut enieide. ‘The penalty une poacd upon the suleide tu the other workl fs of course unknown, but if it ts any greater than the. penalty that ds pabl on earth by whe mortal who fails in dha attempt, ibis succet great, If any one distelleves this asserilun, ke need not ut tempt to prove tls porting by experiinent, Let tars,—this remnant of the cane of the rebellion. It cazed a8 steadfastly as before. The news- boys knocked ft down, and it gathered ftsell up, ‘Shey booted at ft, butit guve no outward int! mation of the stig, Its face was hike a plece of Diwk granite. hen 8 broken-down, snows huired bundle of tatters, in demi-uilitary clothes, hobbled around the corner on a stick, More than he expected, but nothing Jess than be deserved, The usual motion for a new trial was entered. Swan, the fudicted Bulllvan Juror, ts looking: for whole to crawl outof, Iie srday filed anuilldavit ia the Criudnat Court avtting forth that his uae was Andrew HH. Swan, whereas $200 ditto; Janies Gtlhooly, William Armstrong, | jt, cven at persunal discomtort aud Jnconyen- Calkins brought up the matter of, the pay of ana Edward” MeCluskey, aud 8. Elauaizan, | jehee, abies do ot cure tlietnselves, or rots special wot tei claimed that vnly | Butters & Oo,'s Saturday Sale burglary of Isuacaun'a grocery, No. 84 State | tenucas dle out by being fet aloac. The old quartera were entitled to pay, OF aaheaeee ; salont fs truce WoW than erertiat Liberty ia the | “My, Head moved that a committeo of thres be | TT EL IT ITU R Bs Jobn Rice, a hard-loaking, venomous scamp, | price Gl constant watchiulness. UCH EN. dema i Hate of ‘ a yeaterday morniug picked a taay's pucket at (ne Ailsa ehcae appointed to demand the pay for the speciats of | chamber and Parlor Sets, Burcaus, Wardroles 5 ic ward, who tabured ‘during the recent bi hab Rotrise rat i . Engrs Gomer of Canal and Htandalph streets, | C. ‘Tobacco In France. troubles: The twotlon provalied, and. Slesars, | {pga Lillard and Poel Tableet tron. Satén, Hos; & i eh cul z Be "Oh Nencock, a grauger of Clyde Township, Whether Republican or hnperiallst, the French ad, Calki \ jeacy were late Goods, &e., &e., Saturday Blurning * C—co—come heap, cbelid,” be sald, spake | lw think, ax this poor gir ts titunieg now, of Cee Torre Beanie ictal caught ‘the thief in the act, te pave | nation is faithtul to tubacco. ‘The cohsimption Tees. Call tiss, sci! Winedlesey appolnted | keching Goody Se, 5 dc. Setar ay ay wali tog as oby Who hed wuthority, that awful muscular doctor with his stonniche | Tent hin. ‘The alldavlt i to be hereatter | ing the pocketbook to the innocent coun. | has, in fact, {uereased so much of Iute years | “phe eeruiting Comuittes will mect Satur Wala. BUT CO. AucHoncere, The remnant and the fragment moved for- | bump, and worse than this perhaps, the wad | Cheiored, aud if tho fudictinent should all | tryman. Oflcer Cusey, of tha ‘Tweltth Birect | that tho State tude itself compelled to fucrease | day ufternogu, ab 8 o'clocys, iu the utlico of A. | =, _—_— ward with its thuinb in its mouth. dened loviks of ull her frieuds, every elance | thpoult, af which there {sno probability, Swan's | Station, dressed in citizen's clothing, happened | ity business. At present there are sixteen es- | 3. Wright. ‘By GEO, P. GORE & CO, ‘+ Youse tov 1uli norf, hooey, too fuh trom de | belokening that they condone her sus only aut | fateution is whderstood to be te yo to Canada | slung und gaye Mico a chase, uod tnolly cap- | tablishinents fur the preparation of the loaf— |” ‘the uideting then adjouracd at the call of the t# and 70 Wabash srenue, ole cab'n, you is, You don’ em to know | Sf theiriuiluite love, The sizht of taudauu | ior nts health, 2 tured blu. Justice Morrison lieurd Une case, | two at Varls, and one at cach of the fourteen | Cygir, - - k Youtee tree, You dou’ spectate do wal, | Whi qught to be repuladve to her {fina thls tawe aus |g case of Frauklin Brooks and dames | i Hiee expressing a desire tw tayo the ciarue | following towns, Bunleauxy» Chateaurauay — On Saturday, Aug. 4, at 0 oclocky Wha-what foh you don't hole up you bead | + ‘ J ay changed to disorderly he was fined $100 an feppe, Havre, Lille, Lyons, Marscilles, Mur- } .. al eaayett. fuawhat fo you dow't hole up you head un | A deere, toe if hedaes une coveiuie | tore silos Meee inlicted for commer an | Supe 10 dlaurdety, he was, Hel $M aud | APRs Jeyy Wautess Noy tom rennet ad | 4 neetit ene ARENT EO. omont | O20 Lots W. G. Crockery, mouf foh I break vou tak beat. You ain't | Keep it as acurinalty, he will suunt be Tashion- | abortion on Carrie Hayuiond, of itacluc, in | ito retires to Felton’s Retreat, ‘Toulouse. “They produce between them Uf 400,- t 40 White Wash Brus 3! Parlor Fults, curred eid yot ne lukomush'n "hout you ‘tall; you alnt. ing it inte humcopathle dose designed to ree | March lost ia this city, was called for trial yew TUB COVINGTON BOOTING. 000 kilogramiues, or about 62,500,000 pounds a House for the purpose of forming a battery of | fi5, elles Velvet, Hey re Tale Cluttt, ad, cas ‘ou dou't ack like a free uygab, nobow. And | Ueve discasc iw a manner differing somewhat | terday fu the Crimfual Court. ‘The entire day | ‘Tne negro, Al Covington, alias Cuventry, who | year of tubacvo, propured Iu various ways for | light artillery, for use iv such days as marked | {106i Chemie tit, ied, rei pt the old ian eliouk uy the tatters, Afuen Uist Yealsred by. alg partie DE thy nant: was sent: 1a Aneedaed Brg Semen BT Was ahot at da early Lowe yerterday morning, | coneyinptlon, thie number of swokers iu France | last weet. ‘There wereavout twenty gentlunen Fetes eee oa Vreoel and cerca (a “Twas woakin' Ne : ers, o : gare yenter F ee e 1, walch i q Rifrare, Waluut itockers vied: fo de wiot,”” muttered the Mason assiata in the prosecutiup. Tue evidence ap account of which appearcd in yesterday's ] haw been reckoned at ten millions, prescut, and Sir. B. E, Nourse was called to the " ‘td Claire, Buok Caan u c be a Care ‘Tiong, was last evening at the County Hous- | would give cach of them the nut excessive F how Cusca, Purlor and Oftes Teake (3 Meal alive, Shough wufferinge Intensely, | amountut siz pounds per gunua However, | chair, Mr. Nourse remarked upon taking bis | ae 4 sand tangles Cavite tunel ts fhe physician etates there is a possi | new mauufucturies are tu Le erected and the | scat that the battery would bave to be formed > - bility “of bls recovery, but not much | exleting oncs enlarged, so that either tho num- by private enterprise, aud po ald could be ex- _.., OLL-TANIN, probability. Johnsun, the assasaip, escaped, aud | ber of smokers or the average consumption is | pected from the State, as tho State lad drawo running to the St. duines Hotel, where hu had | evidently expected to increuse, In Frauce there | from the Government its full. quota of arms, been employed, picked op his clothing, and | are men who make tt thelr busincss to carry on | aud nothing but iufautry anne had been drawn M1 THE WEST PARKS, will cominence toxtay, MEETING OF THE BOALD. The West Park Bourd held {ts regular sem!- monthly mecting lust eveulng at du'clock Io the offices 23 South Halsted strect, ‘Flere were present Commissioners Lipe, Hulden, Stanford, “Datty Wke a niggsh all obeh, lke a niggab. Yaub faader wua oct bashful ike you. Lookin’ forde wiotwhende wiot done goue. You'se Uke some ob de white trash lyin’ round dis town, you ts. Glime dem free speech papers uudch dat uwm. You go howe an’ tell _youb mmudJah abe want youb vow.” There te another Indtet- micut against the ne persons for wo elmilar offense, the worau tinpileated residing Iu De- troit, tt will come up alter the present case is disposed of. A Mrs. Stern, tate of No. 76 West Randolph “Auch, ‘nord WILSON & EVENDEN OIL TANKS street, wud the keeper of an eating-bouscoudapted | jumped town, taking with hin the recelpts of | a crusade sgainst tobacco, and support their | at that. The old ian took the wewspapers and put | Millard, Muus. President Lipe occupled tha | totbat locality, Was lavoring yestorday to secure | the Gall. Jotingon iy at present under Dail to | dogruns by arguments of equal strength with | _ Gen. Bolton remarked that Gen. Ducat bad DSHIPPING CANS then under Lis arm. ‘Fhepkaniuuy woved off | chair, Thu tax for park purposes for the year | tvpaportation tu Dakotant the county’sexpense. the Crimtual Court for the larceny of awateh | those urged by their allics on our side of the | advised tbat the best battery that could be got- Six OC AGO us slowly as be bad come. Tho ofd man tried 1878 fixed at 207.5 ts the buudred She did vot succeed. Her story wus that she | and chain from bls former mistress, Lizzie | channel. Thus the smoker who will listen to | ten up was: two Gatling guns, two six-pound ee bia t eec aaDase. twhallve Tue Tarwoxe, but bis tongue stuck ‘was Sxed af Conte, OF JtNe BOs had bad aso boarder a man purpurtiug to ball bo, He is the same mav whv, some two | no other reason ts bidden to remember the fate | and two twelve-poand Napoleons. The Gen- => a ey carved Bill Collier, aud three | witch befel Santeul, Cauon of St. Victor, who is | eral Limself advised that twelve-pound bowit- CONEECTIONEMY: Nw wil rasoty in a bouse of | auld to bave died from drinking a glase of wine | zery would be of inost service, ASRS OST Ee E IPED throughot, lef wo Fourth avenue, Tne quarrel tn | into which the Duke of Bourhon, by wayof | A great deal of runalng discourse was io- CELEBRA'T! of fo all en eee ee eee erry ay | hicuegutty, had cimptled the contents -of his | dulged im, wucreln it was stated that Gen. ANDY the Uniou—expresved Tag fu his mouth He dropped bis bundle and hobbled away in peareh bt the black kid that had turoed the curner, He shook his bead aud muttered: “De 'belifon kum too Iste for de ole man, and de wiut kuin too soon fer de brack offspring. . Dat's de way wid ewygeb, wvybow, He's al’aye dollars of taxable property in the Town of West Cplvago, according to thy valuation made for Btate and county Cares. #residcut Lipe offered & resolution suthor- iglug the erecting of a Lberty-pole in Douglas Perk. Carried. ‘The smouus of $41.50 was alluwed for tho from Texas; that he stopped with ner several months awaiting the arrival of a luad of stuck; bad vever paid ber anything, but induced ber to sell all she bad aod go with blu to Texas on is farm; that subsequently she pawoed ber watch to rulge money Sor btin tu hire a carclaze to take her to the depot; that he went for the arts. 1 bund upward 0 Jobuson accusing Covington of intimacy with a | souff-box. It muy be observed, however, that | Ducat bad bespuken 25,000 io subscriptions in Re 40, Boe per, Adare colored woman vained Lussle Jolson, resting suiokers never contended that tobacco was guod case the battery was well organized. Jt seemed orders GUD ER, Cunt at No. S14 State street, whom it is waid Jeluson | tu cat Ww be the general ides that $25,000 would be Uvuer, Chess