Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1877, Page 8

8 3 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, SEPTE “BER £8, 1877, THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. ‘The temperature yesterday, ea obsctved by Manasec, optician, 8&8 Madison atrect (TRInUNB Building), was at 8a. m., 60 deg.: 108. m., GL deg.; 13 in, O4deg.; ‘3p. m. G7 deg. Barom- eter at 6 a, m., 29.90; 7p. m., 30. Coroner Dictzsch yesterday held an inquest at No. 41h West Monroe street upon Fred Adame, 11 years of age, who was run over snd killed on the Iilinofs Central Rallroad. A ver- dict of accidental death was returned. The Hon. Henry G. Miller has, we under- stand, consented that his name shall be ured a8 a candidate for Judge of the Superior Court. The Hon. Charles H. Reed, ft is umterstuod, will aleo be a candidate for the same office, Among the deeds recorded yesterday tvas onc from A. I, Anderson & Co, to Newton Case, of lartford, Cunn., conveying a parcel of laud on West Polk etreet, near Desplaines, 180x120, aud 2394x103 on Mather street; consideration, $130,000, ‘The Oakland Literary Clnb was formed last tvening at the Oakland Congregational Chureli. The Rev. % S&. Holbrook has charge of the Club, which numbers thirty. Five lectures by proml- nent men will be given before the Club during the season. $ ExJudge John 3f, Wilson fs announced as tandidate for County Judge, His legal abitit: and unlmpeacbable reputation are too well known to require advocacy. The only objec- Sion which could be urged is the condition of bin dealth, but this is sald to have greatly fmproved ately. At noon yesterday Noah Anderson, colored, 2 years of age, was run town at the corner of Cilnton and Madison atreets by car No, 54 of the Clinton-street Ine, He received severe in- yernal injuries by the horses’ hoofs, and was rent to the County IHospitat for treatment. An- Jerson came bere from Kokomo, Ind. ‘Lhe Superintendent of the Y. M. U. A. Em- ployment Bureau, 145 Fitth avenne, the fecord of hundreds of men and boys, embracing sgreaty varicty of business ability, occupations, satlonalitles, etc. Enyployers only need to call ut the Bureau to be convinced of its ability to turnish them with the Lelp they ned. There was no news at army headquarters yes- Jerdav in regard to Indian affairs, Gen. Pope das started after the Warm Spring Indians, who ome time ago left thelr reservatiun in Arizona for thelr old bunting-grounds in New Mexico, The optnion prevails 1 army circles that Gen. Pope will make short work of the band if he somes acrons them. Mr. F. S. Kretsinger, the Assignee of tho tatute C. L. Woodman & Co, reports tho as- sets ofthe firm as amounting to $02,503, of which the stuck Is Lat $0,711,043 machin- ery aud fixtures, 2JF 79, aul accounts re- celvable, $45,249, The liabilities foot up 1 82, divided into notes payable, $5), 00.05, notes due as indorsera, $11.230.1, and accounts payable, $27,015.50. Amun the notes payable are two held by A.M. Wright and d. M, Daguett for 810,000 cach, erured hy chattcl- mortgage, and one unsecured of $10,233.70, held by M.E. Page & Co. The Board of Managers of the Soldiers’ ome held a mecting yesterday, and appointed a com- tnitice to conter with a committee from Rush Medical College. to see whether arrangements can he perfected by which the Board of Man- agers of the Suldiees’ homo in to loan Rush Med- fcal College about $20,000 at a certain rate of in- terest herenfter Lo.be'decided upon to enable that institution ta crectd hospital, For the in- terest Rush Medical: College shall supply the Soldiers’ tome with a certaln number of beds for sick or disablest Iinots suldiers. A cominit- tee Was aleo appointed to advertise for rent tho present oldiers’ Hume building at Evanston. Several railroad companies have again been tal in by a sharper, who gocs around the cnuntry sollelting passes on the clalin that he js arallroad ofliciat. ‘Ihis mat gives the name of H.C. dotnson, and. presents letters purporting to he written My Mr. 8. K. Johnson, Superin- tendent of the Ucoreia Raitroal, The lettera are written apparently on official letter-heada bearing the stamp of the road. After baying: secured passes from several roads in the city. he tried it on the Minols Central Rallroad Com- pany, but Mr. Hanson, private secretary of the Superiutendent, was rout to bo taken i so esei- ty. When the fellaw presented lis letter Mr, Hanson thought he smelt a rat, and he tooked pyer the annual pasevs of the mauoger of his road, who had one from the Cieorgia Matlroad, By eumparing the signature of the letter with that of the pass he caw that the letter waa a {urgcry. Ho neverttelces took the trouble to telegraph to Mr. 8. K. dolinson, Suverintendent vf the Georgla Railroad, asking him whether ho had given such letter to that Individual, Pend- Ing an answer the scamp thougit he had some usiuess around the corncr, aud stated that be would call yraln. Shortly after an answer camo that the letter was hogus and the fellow a iwindler. Ife did not comy back after the pasa. As the fellow has a whole plia of the forged tet ters, rallway managers had better keep a sharp loukout fur bln. PERSONAL, Dr. O. Beyrns, Engiana, is a guest at tho Palmer Houec, The Allegheny Base-Ball Club {s stopping at She ‘'remont House. . Cot. T, G. Bash, Mobdite, Ala., is a gacst at she Tremont House. Judge 1. B. Hopkins, Peoria, fsa gucat at the Sherman ITouse. It, W. Switt, St. Louis, is stopping st tho Gree Pacific Hotel, * eee A. J, Sexton, Now Orleans, {sa guest at tho Grand Pacifle Hotel. Dr, David Judkins, Cincinnatl, is registered at the irand Pacitle Hotel. " Judge J. Walnright, Cleveland, 0., is one of the Palmer flouso guests. The Hon, Emory Clapp, Now Ortcans, {s regia- tered at the Palnive House. 5 i Suze W, it, Barstow, New Oricans, La, ts stopping atthe Palmer House. The on, Howard Douglass, Cincinnati, Is stopping at the Palmer House, Maj. William Murphy, Dublin, Ireland, registered at tie Palmer ftouse. i sd The Hon. C. In Higbee, Pittafleld, I, seqaeered Ruths lalmer hieuige ee one duage A. C. Blodgett, Philadelphia, fs regis- tered at the Grand Paciile Hotel. bad = Judge Thomas J, Merrifetd, Valparal: y te stopping at the Sherman House, paralsos Tei, The fon. Francis Marvin, Port Jervis fe ¢ fs stopplug at the Sherman Hous, jet) The Non. L. Plerea Cutter, Clact stopping at the Grand Pacliic Hotel. paar Cols. G. T. and We D, Houston, Ne are reuiatered at the Tromunt Ttcuse.” Ansan, Austin H, Brown, President Indianapulls Bases Ball Club, is stopping at the ‘fremont House.” George W. Mayes, of Milwaukee, Seerctacy of the Caderwriters' Convention, is at the Graud Pacific Hotel, W. UL. McCleary, Clerk of tho Allechany County (Ps.) Criminal Court, is registered at the Tremont House. 1. A. Milbank, President of the Alton, Louisana & St. Louls Iailroad Coipany, ts regietered at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Ed L. Merritt, he who once edited the Spring- feld (1) dteyister, now run by ex-Gor. Paliner, fo taking his grub ot the Sherman House fora few days only, SOUTH SIDE MILITARY, Several gcutlemen af the Third aud Fourth Wards interested in the formation of a militia battallon on the South Side met last eveuloy on the corner of ‘Tweuty-second atreet and Wabash avenue. It wa ed that the Fourth Ward company bad deco fillea and su; plied with fatigue uniforms, Tho Third Ward seems tobe hunzing back, butit is buped that the cltlzens will respond both with inoucy and inca, ‘Tue trouble sceins to be that au fimpression hus got ubroad that the politicians are tukiug more necessary Interest in the matter, but thy re Ucterimined not to allow anything of kind. Nearly $1,000 bas already been prow- ised dor the necessary expenses, and thera avcing uo reason why @ battalion should not bo formed within the next two weeks. Ata mecting to be held this even- sing at 19 Pruire avenue a delegation from tho Third Ward will be present to confer with the officers of the existing couspany, and the Question of building an snnoty will probebly be brought up. The men are willing enough to join tu the work, but do uot teel ike coming “down towu to drill, and think thelr cod of the city wea'thy and popu- lous enough to support a Uattalion, It ts pro- posed to organize Under the State law as svon as tho requiatto nutober are eorotled, aud if the Third Ward declines to come iu the Fourth wil goit alone. THE MOODY Association, which is compused of ladies who belong to the Evapxeltst’s church, and whvse object is to look after the spiritual and material welfare of puor children and thelr mothers, beld o meeting tn the church yesterday afternoon. In the ubscpco of Mrs. Hoge, the Presideut, Mrs. Forsyth oc- cupied the chair, There were fiftcen members present, Sirs. Evans read a report of a motbers' mect- ing held on the North Side, in which great In- | terest had been taken by those who attended, Contributions were acknowledged by her, In six montlis 120 garments had beeu distributed mony the needy. ‘Mrs, Gregory spoke of the necessity for ex- tending thls branch of the work, since much fom! was being accomplished, Mrs. Mulliken gave an Interesting accotint of a visit to an industrial school for girls ou Larra- bee street, and Mrs. Elmendorf added some facts regarding It. Daily sessions are held, and instruction given In the different branches of household work with excellent results. ‘A sucirestion that the Association establish a school In the same vicinity for boys was uls- cussed, but no definite ation was taken on ac- count of a lack of funds. The meeting then adjourned until next Mon- day afternoon. ORPHAN ARYLUM LUNCH A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Protest Orphan Asylum was held yesterday afternoon for the purpuse of making arrange. ment for the annual Innches. Mrs. Q. D, Ranney prealded. Before that subject was touched, however, 4 committee, consisting of Mrs. Robert Gentry, Mrs. Henry Sayrs, and Mrs. F, W..8. Brawley, was appointed to interview the Exposition peuple to ace what arrange- ments could be mate towards adinitting the orphans to the show without moncy or with- out price, In rexard to the lunches, it owas resolved that it was by all means advisable to have them. Then the question arose as to where and when the groan- ing tables should he sect. It was stated that the two In which the lunches were given last scar could not be obtained this season, | There was some discussion as to the time for holding the lunches, but ft was finally decided 'o hive them commence on thetith of October aid list about two weeks. A cominittee was aproinied to Bc cure a place and instructed tu repurt at a mect- ing of the Board, to be held a week from to- morrow. Seycral ladics offered to take tables and to do all they could to make the lunclics 3 success, The Board then adjourned. HOTEL, ATRIVALS. Tremont House~J, V. Snyder, Trenton, No 1.4 F.1L Wipple, New York; M. 8. Uulkley, Phila- Jul. SC. Eastman, Palmyra, Mo. 3 Col. Poorlas 'G, W. Wilson, ‘New AY, Short, New York: W. C. Capt, C, M. Holloway, Cine . d. Caraady, Boston; He J. Weston, -Sherman House—Jutco 1, B. Hopkiua, 3 Francia Marvin, Port deevia, N,¥. 4 C. B ‘Kabor, St. Paul, Minn. ; |. Meyhine, Omaha, Neb, 2 John Ale a. F. iubtrard, New York: L.A the Mon, Bf. Merritt, Springteld; + Mi, Hamany, Wert Randolph, Vt. William E, Moga, Albany, N.Y = = Grand Pactte—Geoege 8. Stearns, Cincinnath; 0. A. iay, Spriigdald, Ii; dohn Fe Cramer, Mul: 3 dude William rant, New Urleaus; Gothera, Jacksonville, 11,3 the lon. i Ind. Capt. John Jobn L. eon ell Ki. Mager, 't Milwaukee: Fre col, Theses. AW. MeClonky, ytacnse, Ne 7 Le Mich.; J.C. Johnson, New York} , San Francisco; J, W, Osborn, Albany; RC. Quimby, Hoaton; Vi, Woicott, Milwaukec} Inwright, Cleveland: J, Stearns, Horton; J. hapman, Council Bluffs, Ta.: Le IL Kittron, Hanory tlapp, New Orl a. We Webs ber. “New York: i, » Elgn "¢ mercial—B, Jacobs, Hoston; A. 1. Noyes 3 a. 1, Curila, Vortiand, Me. Il. A. Rogers, De- trot; Jacob Hatsh, De! i, THE STATE SAVINGS. RECEIVRE STRONG'S BOND TO BR PASSED ON TO-DAY. Mr. Strong, the newly-appointed Receiver of the State Savings Institution, was in Court yes- terday, before Judge {Villiams,ready to hare bis bond approved. Inasmuch, however, as no service of notice to bave the bond approved had been served on the bank as such, andas It was deemed best to have every Lechnicality complicd with, so that no question could be hercafter raised nbout tho title of the bank property, it was deemed best to postpone the matter until this morning, su a8 toserve processon the bauk, Mr. Grant, the attorucy tor Mr. Strung, «ald: that the deerce of the Court found that the bank and Assignee should nuke a conveyance of the property, espectalty the real extate, to tha Re- ceiver. Dr. Smith, the Vice-President of the bank, was {in town, and two baliils were hunt- ing bim. Mr. Asay was desirous of seeing the bond then, so as to ascertain if the names were sutis- factory. Mr. High wished to know if the surctics would appear in Court, and Mr, Grant said they could It it wos desired, ‘The Judge thought o new decreo could be made with different terms, but Mr. Grant was anxious lo have everything formal and regular, 60 as not to throw the feast doubt on the title to the real estate, anit thus depreciate ita value. The dudce then directed that the vartles should be ready this moreiog with the bond, at tho same thine expressing a reurot that the boud had not been filed before. Tf thero was a duller placein Chleugo yester day than the State Savings Lustitution it hus yet to bo reported. Everybody was watting for the Keeciver to come in and assert his authority, but up to a late bour inthe afternuon Me, Strour luad wot stone so. At lust the clerks put on Uneir hints and went home, tn the hope that the than who bs to say whether they shall be retainod or bounce! would take possession to-day aud let them know their fate. WHAT THY POLICE DID. Yesterday forenvon 4 Journal reporter inter- viewed Mayor Heath und Suvt. Iickey as to. whut had been done by the pollee towards the capture af the funitive Spencer, Mr. Hickey sald the Department had the most positive ids furmation that Spencer left Quebee ou the Ist fust. on the Civeasslan. «A fetter dated Sept, wus shown the reporter. It was addressed to Jobu Shoar, Inspector of Vollce, Scotland: Yardr, London, Eng., and stated that a savings bani tailure of over 84,000,000 had talcen plave as the result ul asystem of swindling, Jarceny, acd embezzlement: (hat thay Prestdeut, 1. D. Spencer, had suddenly lefty that the Depart- ment hud almost positive Information that be had tuken tha ete: ch ian for Londonderry unt Live ‘ho letter alse contained 4 plotugraph of Spencer, taken two yeahs azo, and a deseription of him, awl further stated that he would go direct to Lone duu, where he bas a bank account. On this samy date Cat, Hickey sent a0 $5u-lclegram giv {ng a description ot Spencer, On the 10th aus otber Iclegram was sent, stating that Spencer: had left Quebec on the Ist under the nume of Willams,” Another telegram was sent to Su- periatendent of Pullco Williams, London, on ho 14th, ordering bis arrest on the charge of forgery and embezzlement. Col, Iekey sald that “this showed that the Department had done all it could in the matter. Jt had nob been uskel to do suythlug, and bad acted oon Its own responsl- bility, and bad nut yet given up hopes of ¢: jog the runaway. It was barely pass tits bat sume of the fisliing-boats near Malin (a villaze of Ireland, County of Duneyal, ten infles nurth by cast of Londonderry) may have been hired to take him off, Au ordinary passenger could not be gotten off Ii that way, but the police au- belleve that $100 would have Sxed things all rlisht. Mayor Heath made substantially tho same Btatvinent as the head of the Police Departe ny le says that nothing was Jett undone toarreetand being him back, aud all hopes of this result are not yet elven up. It was hoped t he could be cateht in Cu and that if there was no extradition treaty which would ai Jow hishelng brought back, ‘that he could be etd there on civil sults and worrled until ho would be glad tu retiwn home. RELIGIOUS, THR MECMODIUTE. . ‘The usual weekly inceting of Methodist inta- laters was held yesterday morning iu the First- Church Block, Clark and Washiugton streets, Elder Jutkins presided, aud, after the usual de- yotiunal exercises, the order of the day—“ Tha defects in the present system of reporting star tistics to Conferences "—was called up. The debate was to have been opened by the Rey. A. W. Spencer, but that gentleman being called away, the Secretary read a corminuntea- tion from bim, The writer acknowledged that the present system was extromely defective, and suggested a manuer of keeplug the records which would meet the alfiiculty,. Tho Hey. Juhu Atkinson approved of the lau, which would show at a glance what bad me of the probationers each year. ‘tho Rey. Dr. Daudy, from the Committee on the Construction of an Eptacopa! Parsouaze, re- ported that the Curmmittee had iuvited propusl- tus from various towns within tfty miles of Chicago, but that uo declstou bad been come to, and the Cummittes thought that, iu thu present depressed couiition of the country, it would be best to let the matter go over. ‘fhe Rev. Mr, Atkloson Leld that It would uot beto the Bishop'sudvantaye to buila bin a house, As itis he gets uw sulury of $3,000 per annum and an alluwancy of $1,000 for house- rent. Ifthe house were purchased or built for him, the allowance would be withdrawn, Dr. Dandy thought thut they had gone along too fast, aud bad started out witb a great flour- usbto build a personage, ‘Thy ouly polut to be Kauned was toprocurc the location of the par sonage iu Chicago, which might be considered as something of acompliment. It was better for the church at large. io pay $1,000 a year than for Chicazo to raise $0,000 or §7,000 for building purposes. Ou wotion of Elder Boring tho meetiug con- curred In the recommendations of the Commit- tee, that the matter he postponed. Some further discussion followed on the ques- tion of statistics, and finnily a committee was appointed to cousider the subject and prepare & blank to recommend to the Conference. The meeting then adjourned. ‘THE NAPTIST PASTORS met yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock at No. 71 Randolph street. The Rey, L. M. Woodruff, of Elgin, was cal'ed upon to preside. Prof, Maimon, Professor in Hebrew of the Baptiat Theological Seminary of this city, read Apaperentitted “National Hebrew Poetry, or the Bong of Songs,” which he held to be {n- spired. Diacnssfon followed the reading of the paper, and a yariety of opintons were, of course, cx- pressed. Une divine held that the Bouk of Songs was not Inspired, and that the lessons taught therein were valuable only a5 lessons of morality. Another held for inspiration, and anather thought that it shotld be classed with stich works as Psalm xxix. wherein was de- scribed a thunder-shower as viewed by a re- Higious man. Other pastors present expressed aliesttancy about taking texts from the Song of Solomon, as there was much that had to be “bekiged user’? In drawing a leeson from that song syinbutizing the love existing between the Saviurand the Christian Church. [t fs proba- ble that the paper will at some future day be published in the Standard. The Secretary an- nounced as the subject of discussion for the nest meeting "The Essential Form and Proner Linita of Baptist Organization,” and after praver the meeting adjourned, TUE PRESHYTERIAN MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION resumed weekly incetinys yesterday, they hav- ing been suspended on account ol the Taver- mi gatherings and not held since. Thero wi oly eight present, ‘The Rey. Mr. Johnson presided. Dr. Davis, from the Committee appointed to Invite Mr. Moody to come’ to Chicagu this month, reported that they had met with the committees of other denotinations, and a Ict- ter bad been sent to the evangelist asking him to come, If consistent with hig. other engagements, He replied that he had not inade hls arrangements for the au- tun and winter, and therctore could not give: adetlotte answer, Nothing had alnce been re- celved from him, but the character of the letter wittten him was such that the Committee te- Heved they woutd bear from bli again if he ine tendent to Visil this city, The question “ What shall we do at future meetings?” was then discussed. ft would ecem Uhat neither the interest nor attendance in the past was whal it should have been, and Lhe pur- rose is tu make the gatherings more profitable. fudo this the programme adopted a year oy Isto be carried out. It provides for the prepara: tion ofa paper on some subject by a member, and the expression of views when it bas been read. Not only sill theological questions be presented, but books written by churchmen will be —critied = and thelr merits passed upon “The Rev Mr. Trowbridge was appoluted to prepare tha first paper, he to select his own subject, aud tho Secretary was dustructed to notify all the meme bers to be present atthe meeting next Monday. THY CUISCOPAL MINISTERS of this city and viciuity held their irat reunion since the vacation yesterday morning In the lonkstore of Messrs. Mitchell & Matheway, 153. State street, ishop MeLaren wna present. There was uo bueiness transacted, and no formal orgamzution was bad. Only interchange of ‘views occupted the time of the reverend gentle- MCI. FATHEN GROGAN'S DIBLE, The Bible which Father Grogan threw out of the ear window, while traveling on the Lilinois Central Raliroad last week, has been found. It was picked up alongside the track by a man sent out specially to search for ft, and there can he no question us to its identity. Conductor Hopple has it in his possession, and {s now having prepared allidavits uf the finder and others to show the facts. He and twe or three have looked over the book caretully tor the pur- pose of secing the obscene penclilugs which the futher alleged was the cause of fils singular conduct. They were unable to find anything “offensive to devene ‘The only mark In the bouk {saline around the twelfth verse of tho second psalm— Blessed are all they that put their trust in him’'; and this was coubticas made by some one who recognized the aslgnitl- cance of the: statement, and “not by a acatfer, As soon ns the atiidavits are ready It is proposed to place this Bible on extubltion, though what. food purpose this will serve itis hard to con- Jecture, THR COUNCIT. ‘THE MBGULAN WEEKLY MEETING of the Council was held last eveninz, Ald. Cook in thochatr, and all present except McNurney and Linsenbarth. An {invitation was reccived from tho Police Department to be present at the annual review of the force at the Lake Park Friday afternoon, It was accepted, A petition was received from property-owners asking that an ordinauee be passed prohibiting the standing of express wagous in streets where there are duublu tracks. It was referred to the Judictary Committee. ‘The Committee on Licenses reported favora- Uly on the order directing the Cumptrotler to pay back tothe owners of pool-tablea the aur- plus money paid by them Jast year for licenses, ‘The report was laid over under the rules. The aninc Committes reported adveracly on the order requiring that the affidavits of auretics on grocere’ bonds should state that the surcty was worth $2,000 In real estate in Conk County, tree from incumbrance, recommendlyg that it be placed on tile. "The order was amended soastorcad ** Grocery or saloon Lond,” und then passed—yeas, U2; nays, 2,—Bauingarten and Ityan. be Conitnittcs on Gas reported adversely on tho proposition uf the Globu Gas-Light Compa- ny to Jight the city’s lamps with on at $24 per annum. Tho repurt waa concurred Jn. ‘The same Couunittee recommentted the place ing on tile of 8-8. Ingalls’ proposition to put hid patent cas-saving burners on tho street- luinps at a cost uf 30 cents pur Juin, the opin- ion ot the Committce being that the impruve- ment would not pay the cost. ‘The report was nut cuncurred Iu, and Mr. {ngalls’ commattea- thon accompanying the same was referred to the Gas Inspector und Buard of Public Works, with the request ‘that they make a test of tha new burners. ‘rhe same Committee reported io savor of placing on file the resulutton of Ald. White di- fecting the Mayor and Comptroller to examine Into the advisability of lighting the city with oil. Tho report wis lald over, ‘The Committes on Fiuance, to whom was ro- ferred the clalivof Willian Larucy for scaveager work, reported reconinending that he be pald Jor twenty-four days’ work at $10 per day, Ald. Pearsons explained why hie tind not algned the report by saying that Laracy had kept on werking for twenty-four days after be bad been ordered to discuntinue, “Hence his claim was cleurly without foundation. ‘Ald, Baumgarten claimed that the city elther owed Juracy €74a day, or nothing, Rather in- consistenly, however, he moved us an amend juent a compromise of $00 per days Ald. Gilbert asked for an explanation of that statement. Ald. Baumgarten sald that $74 9 day was tho anwount he had previously been gettiog. Ald. Gilbert claimed that Lurucy had positivo orders to discontinus wark, It appeared, hows ever, that he hud pot ob-erved his ustrietions, but went on with the work, Ald. Throop went tu tue records for a history of the Counell's action iu regard tu Laracy's contract, ‘Sha understanding with Lagacy tast fall was, he sald, that, ua the old Spprovriation wus exhausted, he should go abead and do tho work, aml get what he could out of the next appropristion, Subsequently the Mayor had ordercd him to dhacuntinus the work, An upprupriativn should have been inade tor this purpose Jast spring, but the matter was overlooked at the tine. ‘the Alderman thought Mr, Lariacy should be paid what was fair, aud he had accordinyly aizned the report. After cousidcruble more talk on this almost nterininable subject, Ald. Bauaigurten’s ainend- uicnt was lust and the report uf the Comunttce concurred In by a vote of 30 to 4. Those voting inthe negative were Ald. Pearsous, Baumyar- ten, Schwweisthal, and Kirk. ‘The Comuilttee on Finance reported fayorably on $272.12 of additional riot claims. The re- port Was concurred In, ‘Tue Council tuen avjourned. a TOWN BOARDS, Tue SOUTH HiDa. An adjourned mecting of the South-Towo Bourd was held yesterday afterucon, at which Were preseut all the members of the Board ox: cept Bir, Pollak. Justice D'Wolf was in the Chair, ‘Tho Cominittec on Outstanding Claims made Breport on the following bills: Willoughby, Unb ds Co., 850, not allowed; Postal. Record Printing Company, 811, payment advised; A. 3. Lindsay, for cervices as clerk of election, $9, allowed; J. W. Bute, for samo service, $15, al- lowed; M. P. Evans, for same, not allowed; Peter Page, for services es Moderator, $19, al- lowed; P, F. Connolly, clerk of election in 1876, $3.20, allowed; Conrad Seipp’s claim of $100 on order of Joba Behank, not sliowed. ‘The report of the Commlttes was concurred a x Mr. Schleaser was allowed $260 for oMce | with the Commisstone: tent and storage, * A committee, camposed of Messrs, 8. W. King, Uaines, and Foote, was nppotuted to aud- ft the Supervisor's accounts, On motion of Mr, Mason, the Town Clerk was authorized to certify to the county that no amount Is required to be raised he taxation for town purposes for 1877 in the South Town, Alter an informal discueston, the Buard ad- Journed. THE West SIDR. A meeting of the West Tawn Boart was held at the office, on Halsted street, last cvening. The full Board was present. Supervisor Peder- sen prealded, and Clerk Tarble otficiated ns Sec~ retary, The renort of the Committee appointed week agoto examine the bill of the expert, Robert McCheency, was submitted, recommend, fug the payment of the full amount, $12.60 per day for {17 days, amounting to $L,462.6 On motton, the revort was recelyed and placed on file, Justice Matson offered ag an amendment to the recommendation that the expert he allowed but $10 per day for lis services. Justice Eberhardt seconded the motion, sud it tvas put to vote with the following result: Ayes—Eberhardt, Matson, Saliabary, Shorkan, and Tarvle—h. ‘Naye—Ingeceoll, Morrison, Scully, and Peder- sen—t. Me. AlcChesncy, who was present, kycked. He eatet he had labored hard and faithfalty, and he wouldn't do it over agatn for $15 0 day. This DIN, of course, coull not be audited, as the Board adjourned as an auditing Koart once a week ago, but it will have to come np again be- fore the ‘semi-annual rgceting next April, It was taerely the intention to put the mattcron revord. ‘The Board then adjourned. THE COUNTY .BOARD. MISCELLANKOUS, ‘The regutar weekly mecting of the County Board was held yesterday afternoou, all the members present. A communteation was read from Architect Evan recommending the payment vf 331,000 te the granite contractor on his contract. Refer- rede ‘The usual number of bills were read and ro- ferret. The Committee on Public Buildings and Pub- lie Service reported in favor of paying Harins $14,259.65 on his disputed “extra? account, Concurred in. ‘Mr.Mulloy introduced a resolution calling ou Stearns, Danna & Cu, to dehiyer the supplies under their contract on the day fixed by the Board cyery month, and eau plasmin that so far thes had not complied with the rules coveraing, other contractors, Adopted. at SEXTON arutis, Rand dctal The special oruer—the repurt of the Join Committes on Public Buildings and Public Service of oa former meeting, recommending allowing Sexton $3 per 1,000 extra" for usta ‘esewer brick” in the second story of the Court-House—was then taken up. ‘Mr. Fitzgeral| called for the reading of the specifications attached to Sexton's contract, and they were produced, and showed that “yuod, sound, hard-burned brick, free from Ime and cracks,” wero required tobe used Ja the walls, and | sleet tick, Jaid in cement, to be used fn the piers. After ine reading of the document, Mr. Fitzgeratd moved that tha report he recom. mitted to afford the members of the Committee an opportunity to consult practical masons and ascertuly whether the brick work dor mi proposed to be done, was uny better thun called for by the contract. ‘Mr, Conly was opposed to the motion to refer or recommit for the reason that ft was tho rovines of the Board to settle sich matters, Just as Mr. Fitagerald, he said, had argued in the thick and thin stuno question, Mr. Fitzgerald argued that there was nu com- parison between the questions of thick stone and sewer brick. Walker had the option to use thick or thin stone, but Sexton had ‘no such op- tion in the brick-work. Jie was not obliged to stand by Egan in everything, to be conaistent, and what le wanted was to know whether Egan had done right in ordering seirer brick to be used, and whether {t was just to the public to allow $3 per thousand “extra” to the con- tractor. Mr. McCaffrcy took the floor in fayor of the extra" brick steal, and presented a letter from Mr. Knights certifying that the brick used In the Court-fouso walls tus the saine that he was using in eewer-bullding, E Mr. Fitzgerald retorted that Mr. Knights, and dozens of athers, hat assured him that the bricks used by Soxton was no muro than his contract required, and this was what the Buard was ex- pected to inquire Into before voting any ‘ox- tras.” The samo quaiity of brick that Sexton was putting In for the county he was furnishing tha city on a contract at 85.10 per thousand, ond in the urchitect’s estitnate he lind been pail $12 in the wall, Ito belleved the county had overpald Lim largely already the way things had been going, as it was certainly not worth the difference between $6.40 aud 813 to lay a thou- sand bricks. The motion to recommit was Svally pub and prevafled, Messré, Carroll, Cleary, Mulloy, and Sclintdt Woting. in thy negative, ‘The Board then adjourned wutil Thursday. WMI CLVY-TALL. Tho receipts of tho Heenso department yes- terday wero but $500. ‘The Comptroller yesterday borrowed $1,403 upon 6 per cent revenue-warrants. ‘The Treasurcr’s recelpts yesterday wero $204 from the City Collector, $2,057 from the Water Department, and 83,418 from the Comptroller, The Department of Public Works will tovlay advertise for proposals for the paving of the {u- tersections of Rush street trom North Water strect to Indiana strect. Mackin & Watson have been granted permission to pave the street between the sald points by private contract, Butlding permits were isaued yesterday to Edward Engle for a two-story, basement, and at- tc stonc-front dwelllug, 40xt0 feet, on North Btate near Gouthe street, to cost 812,000; and to Adolph Ober for a two-story, basement, and atte dwellug, 23x47 fect, ut No, 472 North Wells atrest, ta cost $3,000, During the past week tho Health OMice have served 233 nutsanco notices and abated 813 nulsunces; served forty-lour sewer notices and made 83 scwer conn buiklings and stree casees, one plate, aud ten breasts of beef, thr ealy two sheep, and twenty-six pral ran nd posted twenty-two svarlet-gyver warning-curds. Last week there were 169 deaths, In the week receding 150, and tn the corresponding week of 576, 170, ‘The vhier cuuses of deuth wero: Bivod-polacuing, 5: cholera infantum, 23 cons yulstons, 20; darri AL; diphtheria, 0; dyse = tery, 5; scarlet fever, 7; typhold fever, by 2 sumption, 10; suiall-pux, &. Sixty-eleht of tho decedeuts were leis than Lyear of age, and twenty-nine were between 2 and 2 years of age. TIE COUNTY BUILDING, Tho Grand Jury disposed of a batch of jail cases yeaterday, all of miner finportauce, Prof. Vike stitt languishes In jail, the; Court having falled to mako tho ucvessary order for his being taken to the Insane Asylum, The granite contractor got an estimate yester- day tor $34,000, Ile has zo far received, Includ- jug Uhis, $109,000, The brick man has received. $93,000 and the stone man has pocketed $122,000, ‘The cut-stono contractor coutiuucs to cum: lain of being delayed In bis work on the Court- Frouse by the brie man, Very little work of auy Kind was being done yesterday on the etructure. Egan did not put in au appearance yesterday with tho Board to explain Sexton's " extras.” ‘The Board was lu nowise vexed about it either, for his explavation would, doubtless, have shown that the “extras? wera originally sug- gested and created by tho * ing.” In the matter of the applications for jude- nents in special saseaginents Nos, il, 63, 61, 83, and 70, Hyde Park, Judzinent was erday rendered in the County Court by default, wuere po odjections had been filed. In roll No. 00 judginent was entered for SU per centeof tho Bsscasmient, N.J. Brown, an old citizenof Lemont, is being prominently meutioned in Democratic cireles as acaondidate tor County Treasurer. Since Com- inlasioaer Conly bas moved irom that section of the county Leniout ls withouta representative in the Pron d goverument, and, masinucn as tt Is o Democratle strouzhhold, there fea growing dis- position to make sume concessions in the com- ing election. Sexton yesterday bad a dispute with Sir. Miner, bis loreman on the Court-House brick work, aud discharged bio. Aliner's offense was that fie was not on hand promptly at 7 o'clock, which he deales, however. Mr. Sexton's action iu the matter has causcd some remaric at the way bo has been noticed to treat bis other cm- loves in the matter of thiie,—ringing the bell (ur thes to stup for dinner afew minutes after 12, aud tiugiog again for them to start a few minutes before Lo’ctock. — Lt Le & small matter, Dut it abows a niggurdly way of doug things, which, if Sexton bad carrled tt out in bis deallugs wonld are resulted In sone one clee duing the county work. ‘The Criminal Court was occupied yesterday in the (riatof Mise M: Wally for the killing of Mra, Margarct Ceagin.: ‘The affatr occurned A. 150 North Jefferson street, In June,—that ts {he fracas occurred, —which the Grand dury etd ved to the death at Mrs. Cargin duly 40 ‘The story of the trouple has. al y been given: The defendant was at the house of the deceaset and asked her fur 10 cents with which to buy beer, ‘The demand was not granted, whereupon the defendant threw deceased on the fluor and Kicked her, Subsequently the deveased was taker sick and dled, as it was supposed, from the injuries reeciyed. ‘The evidence elicited yes- terday was conflicting, and when Dr, Holden, who held the post-mortem examination, was put on the stand the case caine to a speedy end, for he could not swear that the deveased came to her death from the kicking. ‘Ihe State’s Ate tornes, conviction being hupeless, recommended her acquittal, and the jury eo found. REDUCING SALARIES. For the past tivo years there has been a con: stant strnzgie going on in the County Bourd by the more respectable members to reduce the salarics of county employes. So far the result bas Leen not oaniy = an increase of salaries, but the making of addittons fo the namber of stnecure positions. In the County Clerk's uMive, for imstance, where one cashicr ‘was veRBArY, HOW two men do Ktele else than handle the snoney that comes: in, and where one man could attend to the mar- siage-Iicenge window, it now takes several. The vumber of ‘clerks connected with the Board, tuo, haye been {ucreased from one to three, and fn the other departments, Secepllny the otilves of the Sherif and_the Cerininal Clerk, a slmilar condition of affairs existe. Coinmis- sluncr Senne has been tnvat active in secking to correct the evils, but al the prowzeess he has beer able to make lias been tosccure tic apeolutient ofa Sub-Committee, of which he ls Chairman, to touk over the ground, and report where reduce Hons in sulurles and employes could be mnade, The Committee has done its work, and tts re- port was tu have been submitted to the Board weatentays which, if concurred in, would be a saving of about 860,000 ver year. ‘The substance uf the report has already been outlined i these columns, but it was not presented because Cons vy MeCatfrey, and Molden would nut sign it, and it da feared this will be the etd of it. Me- Caltrey’s opposition to it is based on the supposition that if lic sizued ft, he could not be re-elected, nnd Holden reasons alter the same style, laboring under the idea, evulently, that the lax-eaters, rather than the tex ers, are the persons te be protected. In thelr delustou they have wlse tried to persuade others to refuse tu sign It on the same ground, especially tr. Guenther, But they have met with Htile success, Guenther hns not only signed It, but willdo what le can for its adop- tion, andl in so dolng Is consistent, for he has also held tuut the salarles were too high for the tines, The report shuutd be presented, even if It has to come uaa ininority report, for soinesuch action fs an hnperative necessity. ‘The past year the county has run bebtnd abut $500,000, and even now the several Institutions are being cun- ducted on credit. ‘lhe coming year the tax-levy will be leaw, aid, ualess reductlons ore mace somewhere, the future aust be worse than the past. Fino other cyannel can the needed econ omy be better Iuuugurated than in the reduc- ton of the salaries uf the over-pald, and the Jonping, vil of slnecure pusitions. Messrs. Senna and Gueuther deserve credit. for the stand they have taxen, and can rest assured that thelr con- stituents will not grumble. ANNOUNCEMENTS, The regular semi-monthly mecting of tho Board of Managers of the Half-Orphan Asylum will bo held this morning at tho Asylum, W. O. Lattimore will Jead a Gospel temper- ance meeting in Lower Farwell Hall at 7:45 this evening. H.G. Walker will lead the noonday prayer- mecting in Lower Farwell Hall to-day, Sub- fect: “The Holy Spirit.” The Second Regiment will have a street pa- rade on Thursday evening next. All members are requested to be at the armory at 7:3u p,m. suarp. The annual rennlon of the Eighth Minols Cavalry will be held ut the Palmer House, in Chicago, to-day, Buslucss meeting at 1 o'clock; dinner at 2:30 p.m, ‘There will be a meeting of the Cook County Republican Central Committce on Saturday, Sept. 23, nt 3 o'clock p. m,, at the Palmer Mouse club room. A full attendance ts rep iuatel, as, bushices of {tuportauce will come before the Committee, A Gospel temperance meeting will be held at 221 West Madison street under tho auspices of tho Chicago Woman's Christian Temperance Unlon this evening, commencing at 7345 o'clock, All are invited to attend, Tho meetings uro very sutereating. ‘The third of the Familiar Tatis on the Bi ble,” by the Rev. W. F. Crafts, entitled ‘Hours with the Word,” will be given this eveniug at ‘Trinity M. E. Church, subject: I'he Bible tho Word of Goi," tustrated with twelve pictures, Auswers to weltten questions on Bible didicul- tes will also be giveu. Tho fifth trienulal National Assembly of the Welsh Presbyterlan Charch in Amerlea will comimeuce its sessions its evening in tae Welsh Presbyterian Church, corner of Sangamon and Adanis streets. ‘Tho sermon will Oo preached by the Rev. Dr. Roberts, of Ullca, N.Y. ona of the best-known preachers of this coins munion, [tis expected that the Agsembly will continue fn sceston all thia week, CRIMINAL, Early Sunday morning the front dbors of Harris & Geixe’s tailor shop, No, 457 Madison street, were forced open by thicves, who col- lected) about’ $250 worth of fino gools, and inade thelr departure without molestation, Frank Lee, a bar-tcnder for Jolin Wren, No. 284 State strect, is atthe Armory charged with haying mlsappropriated toncy belonging to his umplover, Lee says if ho aid do so he did it while In a tKhorvugnly-Intoxicated condition, Qcorge Enwool hyes at No, SH Centre avenue, his family consisting of a son sud Ane nle Hayten, the housekeeper. They quarrel) frequeiitly, and yesterday they had a triangular hatr-pulling mateh, in which the sou drew aw knife and cut Aunle across the forehead, ‘The father was arrested, but the son made 9 clever cacupes Eurly Sunday evening the realdenco of Mrs. Clara d. Grittin, Nu. 43 Wabash avenue, was en- tered by burglarg, who mado off with about $700 worth of ine clothing aud jewelry, ‘The fainily had beew out but aahort time, and when they left thouvht everything was accure, Aa open basement winduw, lowever, revealed tho man: her of entrance. Estward D, Rinue was yesterday locked up at the West Madiron Street Station, charged with adultery with Fannie Clark, who ts ala under arrest. ‘The complalaant is Mrs. Amelia Kinane, al No, 120 tHalsted street, and she tells a wotul story about the multipheity of ber imsband's * Aceording to her, It has a wife in Janes ville, one-in Milwaukee, one in the Last, herself, and the woman Chirk, making dive in all, Kine ue, of course, clalins that he is married to neither ob them. An offate that may yet result {n murder oc- ty Jat eventfog inthe saluon of Mrs, corner of Sulgwick and Sigel streets, Mter, aged 19 yours, and residing ot No, fs alreet, Was playlug billlards with a friend. jam Will, of No dls outhesurme street, kept making detrimental remurks about Miller's play, and finally exasperated hin so greatly that Miller struck itn 10 the tott temble with a bilt- fard ball, Miller wus soun wrrcated aud locked up at the Chicago osvenas Station to awalt re- zulls, Dil was taken home, oud is said to be serionsly jujared. Minor arecsts; About two dozen saloun- keepers in the West Division who have uo ll- venues; John Carraher, burglary of a harness fram tho barn of Joba Slavik, No. 20 West Taylor street; William Martin, a colored boy, larceny, of a toy wayon from Ar- thur Brvau, of No, 1 Bryan place; Malucht Loftus, larceny of silverware, ta and silks from Mrs. Mary O'Brien, of No, 205 West Lake: Larry King, a uotorious thief whum Hickey has forbid to etuy in the eity, and who ts shghtty suspected of complicity in the Griliu robbery on Wabash aycaue. Accuruing to her own story, Mrs. Baldwin, who lives at room 3, No. 223 Claris strect, is & much-sbused womau, bbv says that Cuarles Baldwin, au employe of Elisou, Pomeroy & Co., ts her lawfully wedded busband, aud that he has leit her without cause, aud taken uo his bed and board = with who lives somowhira on Haudolph strect. swore outa warrant forthe arrest’ of ber de celtful * hubby,” whom she charecs with Liz- amy, ond 2 warraut for the woian, who she clatihs is gulity ot adultery, Justive Maines issued the warrants, Justice Summertield yeaterlay held the fol- lowivg: James Kraze, Drutally Kicking Michack Kaskey, $60u to the 27th; Jolm Duane, riding Lizzie Hatton's pocket, $40 ty tho 19th; Christina Deyoau, larceny from the Boston Store, $300 to toc fath; Erucet Misch, burglary of @ Chinese laundry, $300 dito; P. d. Luligay, larceny of dishes, kilves, and (orks from Currie Scott, of No. 643 State street, $4 the Criminal Court, Re Bhw of coal, £1 to the isthe dustice Morrison het Elten O'Keefe, larceny and dia orderly, in 8200 to the With; Soha Martin dp reny, SAW tothe 2th; John Sith, Tine rgainst John A. Henry, ths Bryan Waterman, larceny of a sc chive from Mra, Milter, $300 to the Usth tive Kaufmann held Maggie Murphy tn the Criminal Court for the larceny of from Chyistopher Steinbach, No. Wells street, and the adduction of one of Stein- bacl’a children, whom ale thought the father maltreated, SUBURBAN. NYDE PARR. The Board of Trustees met yesterday nfter- noon at the Village-Hall. Present, Messrs. Clark, Farrell, Mitchell, Raynor, Wheeler, and President Bensley. < The Wralnage Committee reported on the South Chicago Pumping-Works as follows: To the Honorable President anc Members of the Hoard of Wrustees of the Village of iiide Park: Your Committee to whom waa referred the pasion nted at your Inet mecting asking for the ree peal of theordimance providing for the constrict of pnmplug- works for drainage part aa ndopt. ed Feb. 27, 1877, ovg leave tu report that tucy have given this matter considerable tien and the dite considertion which Amportance acems to demand. and find that the facta dg not ecem to warrant any change ur Intec. ference with tne ordinance an passed, and, in view of the consideranle indebtedness already creates, ~aboutone-third of the whole nascssient,—ail the fact tat the court will be called upon within a tow daya to determina upon the legality of the wa. ressuient, that any action of thin Board at thisthne world be injudicious and unwiee, The Board differed considerably on the action tobe taken, sume wanting it to go to the Court for its decision, aud others for it ta be dropped entirely, Considerable discussion cn- sued. The report of the Committee was fnally adopted; alyea—ltenaley, Raynor, Wheeler, and Mitchell. J. KK. Beaty, the contractor on the Vorty-first- Btreet sewor, having completed one-fiith of the work, there was due him $2,520.64, which was ordered paid. Four bids were opened for the construction of the Ureenwood-avenue sewer. ‘The bit of Danlel Gteesun for the sum of $3,100 was the lowest figure. Referred to the Drainage Cum- mittee, The President was instructed to advertiec for bids for gravel to place on Woudlawn avenue, from Sixtieth to Sixty-seventh streets. Five hundred and fllty yards are required. ‘Trustee Raynor offered the following: Wueneas, The tlma having arelved when it ts Delleved that the cupartnershlp extsting between the ‘Town of Lake and the Villaye of Hyde Park an the matter of water-worka has becoue disadvan: tugeuus to the Interests of tho Village of Uyde Park; therefore, be it desotred, That the partnership tn the matter of water-works existing between the ‘Town uf Lake bo diswulvedt in uccurdance with the terms of Art. 7, dee. 3, Chap. 21 of the revised ordinunces, and tho anthorities of the ‘Town of Lake be notited of the actlon of this Board, ‘Tho resolution was referred to Trustecs Ray- nor, Wheeler, Mitcheil, and Bensley, Dolese & Shepherd were patd $1,000 for plac ing ctnders on Seventy-sixth street. Sixteen hundred cuble yards have been used, F, JL, Herring was given perniisaton to erect a frame building un Langley avene. EF. G. Shumway was glyen permission to move a house from Woodlawn avenue and The Board resolved to mect at the ollice of AJ. Veeder, #44 Dearborn street, on Wednes- day at 2 o'clock, with tho Board of Lake, A patent lamp was preseuted for Inspection. A few willbe putup. Referred to the Commit- tee on 4248. ‘Yrustco Wheelcr offered a resoiution to in- vestivate the defivluuey of water ut thy fire at which the Hydo Park Hotel was burnt. Re- ferred ta the Special Committee of Iaynor, Wheeler, Mitchell, and Bensley. ‘The ‘Craders’ Insurance Conipany, in answer to the adycrilsement of the Board for $10,000 bonds, offered to scll $5,000 ot par with ac- cued Interest. The Finance Committee was authorized to accept the proposition, and the Vreaident was authorized to continue the adver- tiaement for the purchase of additional bunds, ‘The bonds sotd last year for 00 cents on the dol- Jar. ‘There was only onv offer to se! Acommittee constating of Clar! and Mitchell was appointed to purehase 1,5 feet of huse, and to luok Into the weeds of the Firo Department. ‘The Mourd then adjourned, a THE EXPLORERS. Wasninaton, D. C., Sept. 17,—Tho diatin- sulshed actentists, Sir J. D, Mooker and Gen. Richard Strachcy, of England, and Prof. Asa (ray, of Harvard College, who accompauied Prof,: Hayden, the United States Geulogist, through the Western States and Territories, are eu route East, and will vislt Washington. The important resulta of tho investigations made by these most experienced men of science are to bo given in carefully preparcd reports to our Government. Tho subjects which were to be particularly cxamined by them will be of leading Interest to all classes of our peo- He, ‘The climatte conditions arising ‘under tho ntlucace of furcet-troe vegetation, the adapta- billty of the public domain, especiully the inountainous portions of it, to thy introduction of nurrow-gaage caltways, and economy vegeta Yon, a8 well us the couses that prevent the great tropical current of the atmosphere from Croan the Rocky Mountaing from tho Pavitle w Lhe Atluutiy, of eastern slope of the conti netal divide. ‘These features, when elaborated, will be of inurked wnportance and tuterest to Nundreds and thousands uf people who are now domiciled, or who Intend tutake up thelr homes: ou the plains and in the mountains of the Far abe a SWEETER, CLEANER, PURER, To the lowes orders, oll sinelis wre alike; It t4 the sweeter, cleaner, purer, that enjoy Dr, Vrice's rich perfumes, —perfect flower odore, —————— Oxoniaed Ox-Marrow for tha hale, by Back & Rayner, makers of the *' Mare" Colugne, DEATHS RUSSELL—Sept, 17, In Kenozha, at the reste dence of her daughter, Mra, duseph 1, Clarkson, Mary HH. Kuseell, widow of dacob Musgell, of Cole cago, In the THth year of her axe, GRANT—Monday afternvon, Sept. 17, Mles Guesie Grant, uzed iH years, Faneral service thia (‘Tucsday) afternoon at3 o'clock, at No. S$ Ozden-av, Miaw ‘Grant hus been for yeara a most devoted aud inteltigent believer-in Chriet. She wae cote scious to the Jast,and departed thie life with resige natlon to the will of Goud, and in perfect peace, U2" Milwaukee papers please copy, GREBNALL--The funcrat of Capt. Frederick IL. discenall will take place frown hls jate residence, Indlana-ay., south uf Fortleth-at., at 2 o'clock, to cece tu _Koaehill, Your Gld Clothes ! Bacqu ‘Lapies asp geNts. ! andl bo beauttfulyy DYED Wea Rieinanu tee Arie. lint eats Se 2 OD. CEC are ne b Prarie fine Cheusine 107 Narita RiXtbente, Nee Levis hue Ladted Dress Hay eG, dyes Witson & EVENDEN, OIL TANKS anv SHIPPING CANS, 47 & 0 Went Lako Breet CONEECTIONERY, CELEBRATED throughout the Cniou—expressed tu all patty. Band upward at 55, 40, 0c per. Addre orders GUNTHER, Conte Huuer, Chicazo. AUCTION SALES. Gachobet Bet bee shone ae OMDIN & CLAPP, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers AT AUCTION, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 8,000 CASES. Sale peremptory. To commence at 30 o'clock, RADDIN & CLAP, 3 & > Wuvasl By JAS, P. MCNAMALA & CO., 130 aud 160 Webssh-ar, 1,000 CASES ¢ Boots & SHOES | tes at 9:20 and” Coildrea's FURSDAY Morning, 8¢ drake {a0 ace ips Sollee ang Cale ‘clocks full ues Bip, Spllty ai Abas Hogans Cadies,” Misses’, kman, laneny STOUT 80 TOILED $0 AD ft Gunes rominon terion) Mhcr CRIM, A Ste of rctontine ett Ee rere may. Rardiits Rest Sogn has perfecto, andnow wer tite Basia ad a adel ecbe alata vorkt. iy p egete manijacture. metanie ile uved (map For Use in the Novsery it His: No Eqn, Worth ten ttment t Incheaterlom. "Sainnle box, contaiming’s eae tty int free to nay address un recelnt of pe omnees exch, centa, Atdress B,T.BABBITT, New York City, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGUISTY A PERFECT TOILET sogp. First among {he reqnteltés of the tollet te a enoy article of Soap, Intt to procure It lsiot always an oy thatter, Many of the most exnensiye Suana fn thas Ket are mae from coatse and deletorlanemat-risineny their delteate co.oring aud fracrant perfume ton atte conceal the moat rewiletve Imputition. The disctoaures Feceatly made pub rezarding thi sublect are pe tively startling, and deverve serious consideration, Beented Soaps are now known to be extremely objec: Hlonabte, cenectaity if appticd to the heat: tnJurtag the intr, trritattng the acaln, and foducing novere here aches, The character of the mervdiente may he inferneg from the statement af agentieman who takes ty seentiby U1 Boaus ula bustieas, He recently eleclared te Perouns cucaged ia thls emplayinen t were. sh Heese Trom seven to ten years being the loauent periad day “a ‘which theocenpation could be Tollured, rag dhedisicnley a: procuring s perfectly pare artcts op Tollet Soap ts at tatt oovinted, however, Ihaaks to ace gmerptiseandcneintenl skilior Mg. BR aunten ot ew ork, the world-renowned Soap Sanutactusee whore lunthense eataulisnment te by far the largest af fey Kini Inthe United States, The renown at Mr. Weaarees ‘Yariour productions has for many yeard heen widely ake semtanted, but thts Jatest access $e the anpresriat crown to the numerous vietories already achtered, 2"? rh zt ‘factoring processes are entircly new anil orf ting ae] the result ie simply unparalled tn this depart mentot fa- ustry. . nea te eile Moethier uneqtated in ie emotes Eoag isnot jerranients Whe tugredieas purltyas to require no ie tuferlor materiats. Tt .H. BaDiT rs LORE SOA ttt by whiett tuia elegant tofict luxury ta d for application tu the detivate aktunaf f and ladles, ft t9 al ropes ‘The abl fru le Most nee finest, and ihe peeniiar evaracte Moy Tollet Soap renders Iethe may land agreeable atifclo of tho kind ever masts "Though spectaliy desirable for tho use of tadiex at chitiren, this soap ia equally appropriate for Rentie- men’s tollety and aatt inakes a heary lather It 18 also of the finest soaps for barbers’ use. It te {ne tt placed upon the market, but the demand fF It will so05, come gencral.—Vew York Tribune, B, Ts BABBIT'T. New York City, (SALES. By GEO. P. GORE & CO, 68 and 7) Wabash avenue, BOOT AND SHOE AUCTION SALE, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 9:30 a. m,, ‘We shall offor an unusually large and varicd stock of all tho loading lines of Boots and Bhoss, including ‘*Suckor Boots,” Phi. adolphia, Shoes, Fine NRoonester Goods cae should call and oxamine this stocz, bofore placing orders. AN goods warrant. ed, Catalogues ready Monday. GEO. P, GORE £CO., 88 ang 70 Watash-ay, “BANKRUPT SALE ‘ALT AUCTION, On Wednesday, Sept. 19 Abdtock of Fine Gonds in Men's, Women’s, ant Misses’, which will bo sold without reserte tom close business, G, P, GORE & €O., 8B and 70 Waster ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, SALE POSITIVE, 150 Cases Wos. Imt, Sandak, On Thursday, Sept. 20, at 9:30 o'elick, ‘We Sholl Mako o Spocial Salo ov : ELEGANT UPLOLSTERED FURNITURE’ Mts coverrd tn Rilk-Piush, Brocalelt ly alle, and Hatrecio¢n. Fancy basy Chal jie, Las Hlall- Trees, mie and Hureaus ‘Tables, Chalra, aud MP Mattrrasce, Whate berate, Teedstendy, and Mi-Clutha, etc, M. A. BUTT Comiulastun Auctioncers, 1s8and 120 Wabasha Saloon, l'ixtures, and Liquors AT AUCTION, On Wednorday, Sept, 10, at 10 om, ch oat NO, 84 KANT WASHINGTON-SE, ilies fe Fixturce cot c har Mere, sinuifiecHoardn, Wines una Ciquanetereretee WM, A, HUTTE & Auetire, DN SALE DY FOODS, WoO! SIMUETS ASU DEAN 6 WOOL HU FULL LISS I 8, THURSDAY, SENT. AT THEI ALES IOUN: HAY. SPO MEMCHANTS WI 'D BALABLE Ai THESE WA: BUTTBIG @ CU. uctloneert_, REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. NAT fy CARIELR, 0} ULUTIHS, FUNNITURE, CARIE ES, OU eat -arcitres iit isi o'clock, N, POMEROY & COp Aucluncers, Thon BO etanduiplest For Tuestay’s Sale, Sept, 18, at 1:30 a. 14 At our Stores, 78 and £0 Randel General Sale Household & Furniture, General Merchandise, HLISON, POSENOY & CO_ At7?66 Wabash-av Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 10 o'clky We will sell the entire contents dwelling abor number, Carpets, Parlor and Chamber Furuita, Pier Mirror, Stoves, Hedding, Kitchen and [nine rouw wutil: ) ELISUS, POSERUY & CO. PEREMPTORY SALE 500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, AIL Fresh, Seasonable Goods, Thursday, Sept. 20, at 10 o'elk. i catalbviies ready and goods on exhibition me ng of wale. ‘ 2 : ule rower $2, By HIRAM BRUSH, Auctioncer, Odice 276 Kast Madisun-st- CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE 3 “AL T4 South Halsted-at., bascment, thle mornltg, 3G, wl Ee sold entire cfleéte of & Balboa, Inciuviog + a es ae t0SENFE S MUNZEG Fey LN ee ee ease, oear wala” ALE, 1 SEND, Arar geuacn Sole 0B Cal PUD CDSE auctor