Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1877, Page 8

v_8 ' THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. SIEI’TEMBER. 22, 1877—TWELVE PAGLY, THE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. Fourteen men are hard at work putiing an fron shell aronnd the crib g0 as to preserve it from the pounding of the fee-flocs in the winter. Mr. John A. Rice, formerly of this city, has leared the Baldwin Hotel, 8an Franclsco, for a torm of years. He will take possession Oct. 1. At noon yesterday Josepl Croby's 5-vear-old son {ell out of n second-story window at No. 670 West Nincteenth strect and reccived fn- Juries from which Dr. Mullen fears be wiil not recover. The temperaturo yesterday, as observed by Manasse, opticlan, 88 Madison strect (TRIBUNE Bulding) wae, at 8 a. m., 04 degrees; 10 a. ., 64; 13 m., 643 3 p. m., 64; 7 p. m., 64 Barometer at 8a. thy 30.8; 7 p.m., 30.10, Gen. Torrence, ¢ommanding First Brigade 1Nlinois Natlonal tiusrds, has prescnted to Col. Quirk, Wis ruceessor in the command of the Bee- ond Regiment, the elegant baldrie, epaulettes, aud equipments which he himsel? wore during shis bricf connection with the Becond. There was no speech-making nor other * ceremonies ! attending the presentation, The Grand Jury Festerday heard a complaint from G, W. Minor, of DuPuge County, who was rubbed ‘Thursday of £33 and o silver watch and other property by Thomas Leonand, The evi- denice went to gliow that Minor came to thecity in charee of a mule, which was for sale, and that he feil in with Leonanl, who *“roped ™ him nto the suburbs and robbed him. An indict- ment was found, Several Jail cases were also disposed of. p There was little or no news at army head- quarters yestenday, Nothing further tias been reveived from Gen. Sturgis, and this {s account- cd for by the fact thal the telegraph wires are down in Montana, and no news can be received excert around by way ot Furt Ellls, I Sturgis in after Joscph north of the Yellowstone, and pursuing bim in the Bad Lauds, it s not iikely that there will be any news from bim for a few dnys yet, though it {s anxtously leoked for. ° The Dearborn Rifle Cluh has areanged a three-davs’ rifle-shuot for the 2Gth, 27th, and 25th [nsts. at their rungo at South Chicago, The programme will Include the match for the Sharp's long-rance ritle, at 800, 500, and 1,000 yards; the match for the Inter-8tate and Dear- Tor ety challenze cup, at the sume distances; and & number vt uther contests at 200, 300, an yards, Iuvications to uttend have been given to the leaing riflo clubs of the United Btates and Canada, and favorablo responscs have been recelved from a number of them. A meetlvg was held nt the rooms of the Arwerican Minlog Ageney, N3 -Clark street, yesterlay, for the dis.ussfon of the teaslbility and protmotion of the suld agency, - With o capital of 50,000, L was unanimously aereed to proceed with the organization. The follows { ( inc-named gentiemen were present: Judg Joim B, Adaws, in the chalr, F. Morse, Thillp Wadsworth, C. C, Chase, P (Georze Al Mariner, Fo A, Broge, M. F, Skinuer, Georze 8. lee, doseph J. Durham, W, R. Patterson, Charles Mariner, amt A, £, W, Skinner, Several practical masons accompanted & re- porter fu on fuspection of the musonry-work on tlie Court-Tlouse yesterday, They “united In stating that the brick-work” was far inferior to the work in the foundations, and that the biggest Kund of a swindle was belng perpetrated fn the use of cement. In several parts of the walls they sadd no cement had bren used, while no- where did Lhey fino any conslderable |‘|Inmll,v. nutwithstanding Sextonisbelugpaldan **extra™ of 83 per thousand, the most of which {s for cement. They also verificd the statement of Commissloner Fitzgerald, of a few duys npzo, 1 the effect that the grouting was belnir negtect- ed. Summing up their observations, every cent allowed Sexton for extra brick and cemeiny s a grab. J Before tho fire, tho ownera of a distillery sit- uvated on Indlana, near Kingsbury strect, vaused 10 be dur on the premises un ortesiasn well, and, after sinking the shuft 1,400feet, were rewardd by a liberal bubbling up of ervstal water. The Luflding was burned down, and eunce then the 1ot has veen vacant. Lately the nelghbors have discovered thut Lhe watér presents some re- markable mineral propertics, which are not no- ticeable to the casual observer, but which are casily detected after the water has stood for o few inlnutes, ‘Thoee fu that nelghborhood have now stonped patronizing the adjacent druge stores, aud crowd to the old well with pails and Luckets, which they i1l and earry home without money aud4without price. Tho water fs sald to bave performed sonie remarkable cures, and all worts ol miracles ure rumorcd, PEISONAL. The Hon, J, 1L Millurd, Owmaha, Is & guest ot the Paliner House, Guorge Adler, Parls, France, Is registered at the Palmer House. i ‘The Hon. J. O. Waterman, Bycamore, {8 at the Tremont House, Edward Dane, (iloucester, Eng., {s reglstered at the Sherman House, The tion. E, L, Bodine, Philadelphila, {s stop- plorat the Pahmer House, The Hon. W, W. Wheaton, Detrolt, is regis- tered at the Tremont House,' s e . W, H. Remiugton, of the Omahn Iferald, is stoppine at the Tremont House. Dr. A. W, Barrows, of Hartford, Conn., is stopping at the Grand Pactile Hotel,' Ex-Uulted States Senator James Z: Wilsnn, of fowa, Is reglatered the Graad Bacitc Ho- John C. Gault, Assistaut UGoneral Manager 3tilwaukeo & Bt Paul Rallway, {5 registered at the Tremont House, , L. 11, Clark, Chlef Engincer of the Micnigan Bouthern Rallway, Clevelund, 0., is the Bherman House, AHOUND THE WORLD, ol Jenkins, of Cook, Sons & Jenkina, the 1-known tirm who niunagoe around-the-wortd. exeurswons and send happy tourlsts ou thejr woy . rjoleing, was In the vity yesterduy,und returned 1ast night to Ngw Yorz, * Col. Jenking came on 1o gec dn excursion purty off yestenlay niornlng by the Chieazo & Northwestern Railroad. ‘The tirst point they will strike atter feaving Chicago 1a San Franclsco. After sponding a few doys there thy party will_cross “the brlny deep and Vst in succéssion Yokatioms, Rhanighai, Hung Koag, Singupore, Cevion, Mudrus, Culcuttu, Deliil, the Hinalyns, Dombay, the Bucx Caval; a3 Cairo, take n'trip up the Nilo as fur as the Lrst cataruct, stop awtile at Aloxandsiu, and thence proceed to “take ' Naples, Rome Florence, Turi, Parls, London, and _ Livery 1, Whenee they Cwill return to New York, The varty witl bo goue seven months, and coigratulate themselves on getting through at 4 cost ol 81900 gold cach, The comluctor of ibe party is C. A, larathonl, the Iialian repro- sentative of the iiri, aud the tougists ure Mr, Charles Vicle, wite, and son, Eva@avitic, Ind.} Mr. B. B, Puce and wife, Oshkoa Wik; M '?. J. Ilimuéllun. fnwlllnmll;l.\llfi Thoinas Conant, Loronty; 84 Tagliond, i and Mr, F, Kiug, New )"er.u 2 Mkl o THE BOUTH TOWN. The Towns Board of Bouth Chicago held an adjourned mectiug yesterday aiternoon at the otlice of the Town Clerk on South Clark street. Dresent, Justices Haines, Foote, Summertield, Wallace, D'Wolf, and_Pollak, Supervisor Mar 2o, wud Town-Clerk King. Justico D'Wolt 1 the chudr, bills previously audited wero A nuniber of sigued, Justices presented thelr bills for services randered the town as suditors, which were ullowed, The Committec, consisting of Justices Halnes and boute and Clerk Kiug, * appoluted to ex- wne the sevounts of the' Bupervisor, reported everything currect, and the report was adopted, Justics Ilawes moved to recousider the vote Ly which the clatius of the ‘Lraders’ Natiuual B'uu K, .\-.\lhmul‘ Bank of Commerce, and John V. Farwell & Co. wers refected, fle sald the clauns wery bused on town orders which tho hulders bud bought o good fuith, Fuarwell's clslus for $2,100 was for orders issued to Jubu Rodbertus for services reudered as Avacasor in 1572, fhe claim of the Traders Nutional Bank auounted to $600, und that of the National Bank of Commerce to 33,100, duwn orders of the same character had been pald to Berthold, Lggwenthal, sud others, Jus- tee Sumerield favored tho motlom - There v-‘rn;lx_l nun;L‘elru! lhumbum town orders out- elamdui which wees submitted to the Count; Boardand fncluded fo the “;.judevy. It wn{ Yueativuable whether woney thus collected coulid ke used for uny other purpose, Supervisor King rulscd a puint of - order as to Wwhether Justice Haltos had & tight o move a rml-;.mldumlnn ;Jl‘:hl-l watter, aonea replied that by bad ony; tho Furwoll clulu, Y ‘Yoled agattist ‘(b Cuatr declded that he could therefore ouly move reconsideration uw to that particutar vase, Hufusstill desired to hove all thres claims reconaldered. Foot wanted time to look iutu thy watter, wud asked for su sajournment. Justice laines read part of the report of the Comwlttee on Ol Claling, In which reference Was wade to Farwell’s clum, to show that none :! llu:‘lhn:o wembers bad * beea sgreed upon kot pulut. Justice Sumnmerfeld woved to reconslder the Yole as o the Traders! Natlonal Baok aud Na- toual Bauk of Commercy ¢ claing. Town-Clerk - stopplug at King aleo favored the motion. 1t was carried— Wallace and Mason voting in tho nexative. Justice 1laines then moved to recoushler the vote rejecting Farwell's clalm, Carried. The Board then adjourned to Momlay ot 2 p. m. THE POLICK REVIEW. The annnal parade and revicw of the polico force of Chicago was held yesterday afternoon, om} was very ereditable to buth oficers and men, both in the appearance of unilorms, eaulpments, and proficieney In marching, About 300 patrolmen were in the ranks, and all the Captains and Licutenauts were present.. ‘The line wns formed on LoSalle strect, and, under the lead of Supt, Mickey, Assistant-Suoerintemient Dixon, and Drill-Mas- ter Bouder, the march was made to Lake Park, A pand of jnusie accompanted the force. The routeto tho park was throuwh La- 8alle to Adams, thence to Dearborn, then to ‘Washington, and east on that thotoughiare and Michigan avenue. The usital militury cvening parade was _wono through, Drillmarter Bouder acting as Adjutant and Superintendent Hickey recelving the reports the same as a_UColonel would at a regimental parnde, The n- spection was mmla by the Bugerintendent and Lis Honor the Mayor, both of whom passed up and down the ranks, In front and rear, and closely Inspected each man. <The bat- talion was brouiht into compnnies nnd Jooked at In that order, The Potice Committee and other members of the Council were present at the review, and it was the gcherl sentiinent that the force, both in morale and discipline, was excellent. The march back to Police Head- quarters was made on Michimn avenue and Lake, Dearborn, Adams, and LaSalle streets, where the line was broken and tho companles dispatched to the stations. . HOTEL ARRIY. Grand Pacifie—Wilham . .9, spiine, San Fran- ciscos the Hon. James F., Wilsun, lowa: P'hilip ', I Eley, Cambtidge, Mane, i 1. K. Thomus, Salt D. A, Ray, Springfield; ¢, 1 Lake Gitys 0 Towiey, Philadelphin: Charlés wideely and dohn 1. Dacy, - Springfields D, Louderbuch, Urhana, 0.3 George M, tiray, Boston, Maey. 1 &, 11, Fial, Buffalo; T, 1. Tuttie, Clovelond, O.... Zremont lHouse—Col, Georgo 11y, Wamuhigton, D. C.j ¥ York Lock L J, Benfl, New 'y Phlladelphias 1. C. Adams, Ne Dodge, 8. Lonis; John It. Tabor, it. Carter, lartford, Conti. ). I , Conn, 3 Coll. 1. 1% Hon. E.T. Wilnon, Hilledai W. . Montgouery, E . ¢ Chief I, Cate, Liostons an Hlowsi— ] yette, ind. ; Zaward Lane, Gloneete LAl Keeling, Yort Leavenworth, Kan.: N York, of Cook, Sons & Jenk! Louis; dJamea C, Trumun, Sinshamtod, H, Y.t E. L. Merriit, Speinghell; Jumes ol ‘Tresovant, Texas; {i. t. Alvesrun, Des Molne 3.1 A, L, Conger, :\‘k on . C. B, D Loulwvlile, Ky. Watrous, New Orlean H. Brown, New York, wdlet 38,40 Wade, Hoston; it. TILLEY, S CLAIM TO BX ARCHITECT. Mr. Thomns Tiley has adiressed to the Dullding Cummittes of the City Council a statement of tho facts on which his clalms against the ity as architect of the City-Hall and Court-tlouse are founded, the substance of which document is nnnexed. He bezins whth the declaration that, Nov. 10, 1672, the Luilding Committees of, the County Board and Common Council and the Doard of Public Works Jolutly advertised for competltive designs for a public bullding to he crected on the Court- Ilouse Squure for the julnt use of the city und vounty, Aa n result the Eurcka plan was adopted, ‘The architect's estimate of totsl cost was $2,800012, And Mr. Tilley, therefore, clnims that by the actiorof the tiwo bodies e lecamne Jegally entitled to recelve trom the city and county 872,400.80, being 234 ver cent on the catimates, i o Tue claimant admits that on Aue. 9, 1875, the Council repealed all leglsiation, both as to the selection nnd election ol an architect, but holds that his vested rights could not thus ba {impalred, and reiers to the thind scetion of the repenliug ordnance In support of this view, 8ald scction speclfies that nothing in the ordnance shall be so construed as to lmpalr or annul any cxisting contract or agreement be- tween the city and the county o8 to theerection of a Court-House, Mr, Tllloy claite that the joint resolutiof adopting his plan wns such an agreement, und was- not repealed by the ordinance. TNE NEXT POINT touched usmn 1a thie oruer passed by the Council Aug. 9, 1875, proviviog for the election of an architect for the city hglf of the buikling, whose. compensation should i or I per cent _upon penditure, $1,250,000, again clected, and on Aug. ¥ written communication, attesied by the senl of the city, notifying him of his appolutment, Bix days later the Board of Publle Works otllcially notified the County Architect that Tilley had been chusen architect for the city, and Alr. ‘1] ley then and thereupon acvopted the nopoint- mcnt, and at once entered upow the perform- ancu of his duties as such architect. Next, at the request of the Board of Publle ‘Works he prepared s sct of plans, which he submitted to sald Board, But they untortu. nately did- not correspond with the ground plan “of the muul{ half, and acvonliogly, ou Jan, 13, 1876, the Councl] by resolution di- rected the Board of Publle Works to advertise for the constructlon of the foundation of the city portion 1nh accondance with Mr. Tilley’s coinpromise plan. The Ulty Clerk was furthcr {nstructed to notlfy the County Board of this action and to request thelr concurrence. ‘The Bourd of Public Works then directed Mr. Til- ley ta go shead, which order he obeyed, 1 un behalf of the city hio superfutended the e cavations, and prepared certaln plane and df rame, sald excavations having been tade un- der u vontract let hy the Board'of Public Works. And tho relator sums up the whole story vy declaring that he shall claim his 837,500 ‘The Committee mcet yesterday, butstook no action un this communication. The memburs went over to the Coart-Mouso lot and mude test excavationa Lo uscertain to what depth it would be necessary 0 go with the foundations of the new ity bujlding. After dlgrdnz down a few feot, a bed ,of lard cluy was foutd, which uppeared to wrow barder us they advanced, and eupable of sbpporting any welght, Boit was decided tlat cleven fect ‘would be a sufficient depth at fwhich 1o plant the foundatfons ot the Court-House, nstead of fourteen fect, ns was ut grt chutemplatod, thus saviug to the city a matter of $20,000, GRAIN IN./BAGS. TALKING OVER TIAT DISCRIMINATION, B, 8. Merrill, Generdl Managor, :Joln C. Gault, Asalstant General Manager, and W. G. Bwan, Geoeral Frelght Asent, of tho Chlcazo, tho M > Milwaukes & SK Paul Road, , ‘met. Ald. Thompsun, Chalrman, Ald, . Gilbert, and Ald. Cook/ of the Comultep on Judiclary, of ths Common Councl) yester- day afterncon ¢ B o'clock fn. the Committeo room of 146 CityHall, for- the purpose of talk- i aver tho matter of the resolution introduced fnto the Coundl about two wecks ago, stating that the abové rosd was practicing unjuset dis- crimination én fuvor of Milwaukeo azuiust Chi- cago, fu thag the road compelied elifppers to trausport grain to Chicato 1o sacks or bLgs, whereus shjuocrs to Milwaukee were permitted toscend it fu bulk, thus saving a considerablo 1tem of expense. The talk was sumowhat desultory: in fts na- ture, Mr. Gauls stuted that hie wae prepared to shiow that this rule was unot cnforced by the managers of the road. {n Apeil, 1873, in which year there was the most bountiful harvest fu the West that had ever been known, the provis- fon was made fu the tarlll that grale coming to Chlcago should be shipped in hll{l- ‘This was done for the reuson that there was not clevatorss room on thelr line. This was only enforogd fora few weeks in the season of 1878 and 1874, . and since that tine no cmbargo whatever bhad been placed upon the shipment of gealy to this ity in bulk. ~On the conteary, Mr. Gauls sald that be could prove that trilu was constantly coming tuto this city fn bulk oo thelr road. It wl been conceded that Miwaukeo was the better wheat murket, for wheat ruised in {ts vivinity was better thau that ralsed in this re- fhm, snd the St, Paul line run t.l.\rqufh o strict- v wheat and barley district. This wos the reasun that the roud tid not build au elevator in Chucago, as the mandeers bad ouee coutem- plated dolng. Muuger & Wheeler, be sald, were taking care of the graln for the road, and the Company could do better by this arrngement than by running au clevator of §ts own, as ft was extremely ditlicuit to muke up corvues without a lurge assortment of graln, Mr. Swan, General Frelght Agent, made o similar statemeut, and ME. MBERILL, General Manager, said 1hat the rulo was not en- forced, sud it It wus desired that tho offeusive fout-note upou tue tarills, stipulativg that ull crain suipisents to Chicago should Lemade lu bags, should be stricken out, it shuuld be done. 1t was obsolete uuynow, uud be did mot kuow §t wau there, Tho same form Lad been used for the printing of the tariffs thut had been used in 1873, aud o atteutlun bad been pald to ft. Lue following letter to the General Frelght Agent from the local Frelght Agent of thiy ¢ty was produced: Cuicsco, Sept. 2L.—W. @. Swan, Oeneral FPreight dvent—Daax Bin: Recelpls of bulk grain #t thls siation dept. 1 to date, {nclusive, Vi been 805 cars. ‘Fuis does not iuclude sample bar- luy, oate, stc., Which bave vesn sbipped Lu bags and dellsered to purchasers from our side-track or frefeht-house. Kespecufntiy, Cnantes U ITaten, Agent, This, Mr. Swan states), was received in réply ta a query by him, and the Agent did not xuow for what purposc it was desired. The raiflroad men took their leave, and the Committee had aninformai talk upon the sub- Ject of keeping heasy teams off certain strects, INSURANCE. TNE NORTUWESTERN ASSOCIATION, The Convention met at 10 o'vlock yesterday morning, pursuant to adjournment, the Presk dent in the chalr, The special order of business was suspended and the reading of papers resumed. Mr. Redfield read o paper on * Lightning Rods," written by Prof. C, H. Haskins, an clec- trician, of Milwaukee, The paper srzued that uo Invention could be better adapted to the ruin_ of {nsurance companies than the artivle furnished by the average lightning-rod man, The author demonstrated, however, that prop- i trdeted (nstrunents of the kind wera angd fiuetrated his theory by statis- md a discussion of tho laws™ governing electrls phenumena, ‘ Mr. LW, Holman, State Agent of the Insur- ance Company of North Americn, read a paper on * Intuition in Fire Underwnitingg? Mr. W. B, Cornell, Huwrh:?v:m!ml of Agencies North Britiah & Mercantile Instirance Company, read an_intercsting and humorous puper o the “ Fiee Hazard of Saw-Miils," Wwhich was recelved with frequent applanse, Onmution, o vote of thanks was passed, and 1,000 coples of the paper ordered printed for general distribution A paper was then read h{ Mr. Thomas 8, Chanl on ¢ Combinntions,” discussing the | orgzanlzatlan of varions schiemes for coneerted action in the profgasion of underwriting, One thousand coples were ordered *printed for dis- tributiun. ‘Thie report of the Committes upon Revislon of Constitution was recelved. ’Tne changes suggested were as to mattees of detadl, and the rehort was, on mation, reierred to the next an- mual mecting, and ordered to be printed. Remarks were made upon the deaths of va- rious members, Resolutlons of thanks were udopted to Messrs, John B. Drake & Co. and to the press. Thie report of the Committee on State Boards was ealled up, ol discussed h‘r Mr. Waters. for ‘Ihe Lxecutive Committee for the year was appuinted ns follows: leury H. lull( 'Nofiv York; Benjamin Vernon, Mlchigans 1L Case, Ilinols; A, J. Walers, Ohto B, Custteman, kemuukv: ' L. Drew, Indiana; tieorge A, Holloway, Missouri: 11, Clarkeon, Kuusus; 8. 8, Page, Jowa: John V. Willlnms, Wiscousiug 8. 8, Eaton, Minnvsotas ant C, E, Bliven, A, W, Spaulding, and Gevrge C, Clarke at large. The fultowing were elected offlcers of tho Assocation for the ensulng year: President, I. 8. Blackwelder, of Chicago, Superintendent Auenzien Scattish Commerelal Insuranco Com- ‘»nn{; Vice-President, J. M. Dresser; and George WV, llnyes Secretary aml Treasurer. The Cummittee ‘on the Assodation reported arainst its sssumption of legislative functions, and some further, but unimportant, business was attended to. ‘The report of the Committee on Stata Boards was lald on the table until the next annual meeting. - ‘Lhanks were then tendered to the officers of the Conventlon, and, on motion, the Cone- vention mbjourned sine die, The cighth annusl mecting, Just closed, was the most successful in point of numbers and weneral interest vet held by the Assoclation. An unasitul number of the oflicers and mane agers of the largest and beat Amerivan and *| foreign compauies were p partiapated Inthe exerases. Papers pre- sented wers of the highest grade of excellence, and the entire provecdings will command the hizhest respect of the Lest underwriters. vote of thanks was tendered ;President Bliven and Sccretary Huyes for thelr very enerzetic, efficient, and successtul management of tho “Elehth Annual,” and the entire membership present evinced the greatest satlsfaction with the vrozress made toward a higher standard of ex- cellence In the nrotession, - Tae ninth annual nceting wiil Lo held in Chicago on the third Wednesday In S8cptember, 1579, at the Grand Paciflc Hotel, Coruell a WELSH PRESBYTERIANS. THIND DAY'S BE3SION. .The Welsh Presbyterinn Assembly convened in its third day's sesalon at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoan, Moderator Evaus In the chatr, The Rev, M. A. Elllg, A, M, of Cineinnatl, Chairman of the Committee on Literature in the Church, submitted a report from that Com- mittee, which was ndopted, together witirevors tain resolutions pertaining to the publication of the monthly perfoical of the Church. It was decided to ‘elect Dr. Roberts editor of this monthly, the Cufalil, published at Utica, N, Y, Dr. Roberts was also lustructed to complls tho t'sties of the Church 1 thls country, aud sub- mit them 1o the nexs Assembly, It was sgreed, upon motion, that o charter should be obtained for the United States Welsh Churehy and a committee, consisting of Rr. loberts, T. 8. Grifliths, and the Rev, G, 11, Humplirey, was appointed to confer with the Senators and members of Cungress on tha suv- foct, Thoe Cominittce on Miutsterial Fund report- ed, and it was devided to place it before the flit- ferent Synods of the Church, with {natructions . tu increaso thie amount to $10,000 1f possible. Adjourned, ¢ AFTERNOON RESSION, ' The Convention reassembled at8 p, m., when the r-port of the Committce on Missluns was taken up and discussed, occupying tho entiro alteruoon. 4] 3 Last evening the Rov, R, 11, Evans, of Hyde Park, Pa., sud the Rev, I F. Jones, of Mitne- soty, preachied fu the church, The Ausscubly will probably close its Lusincss at noon to-dayy THE CITY-ITALL, A new case of small-pox was reported yester- day ot No. 22 Illuache Rreat, on the North Blde, The Doard of Public Works advertised yes- terday for proposala for laying the foundations for the new City-fall, The contract for Juyvel- lvg has not yet been awarded. Tho matter fs 1 statu quo for the time belng, 2 Bullding pernlts were fseucd yestenlay as folluws: “Jumes Huch Boyden, Ilvay bulldings, corner of Harrison and Morzon™ strects, two- story aud store, 20243 feet cach, to cost $10,000; Heory: M, Hooker, four-sto and - base- mem.’ bullding, 20x50 lae{,y 127 \Vu:!. Madlson street, to cost §7,000; Ludwiy Kruger, two-story and basement dwelling, 267 NorthWells street, to cost 82,500; L, Z. Lelter, tive-story and basement businéss bullding, 20 b 190 feet, nud o three-story sud bascinent’ bulld- ing for usc of the Fire Patrol, 25 by 100 fect, Mouroe, nuar La Bulle streel, to cost $20,00, * ‘The coutract for 8,000,000 scwer brick has not yet becnawarded. The lowest bldders are as Tollows: ‘Tegtinuyer, 250,000 at $5.23, deliy- cred ‘on the Bouth' Side; Marlan & stoidisn, 250,000, $3.60, delivered on South Side; H. Ahx(t, BOG,000 brick at $5.50, delivered on tho West Slde; Wekler, LUl & Morrison, 500, 00 ot $5.45 on the Weat Bide; F. Auimont BUX),000 mt $5.85, delivered on the West Side; Wekier, LI & Morrison 239,000 ut §5.35, detiy- credon'the North Bidu: same firm 350,000 ab £3.03, t¢ be delivered ou the North Blde. . CRIMINAL, At 7:30 last ovenlog * Biler ¥ aveuue was en- livened with u carving mateh, fn which Ruby tell slashed Mionfo. Kerwin twico across the fuce with & knife. Officer Mitchell Jocked up botb of thewn at tho Armory, Mrs, Audrews, accused of purloiniag gooas from tage Bros., milliners, was yesterday dis- ¢harced from custody, the firm declining to prosccute. Shie was not forewoman, us all the papers stuted, but stmply an cmployu, "eter Halm, onch g wagon manufucturer cor- ner ol North Clark Street und Chicazo Aveuur, und Jately Treasurer uf o lodge of the Ancient Uoder of Drulds, has been beld to ball by Jus- tice Kaufinaun for embezzling $340 of the funds intrusted to his care, Justice Bummerficld yesterday beld the fol- lowing: . Wililun Murray, charged with the lar- ceuy of $183 1¢ft with” hii lor sufe-keeplug by "N, 8, Russell, 8600 el Mumgly; Maurice Hartoett aud Michael Conuors, whorub- scicolwhildren fur pastimie, 8200 thil Wednes- day; Peter McGowan, larceny of Dan Lynch's clothiug, 100 till Movday, ‘Justico Morrisou Leld Joba McKeever 3500 to tho Criminal Court; James MGulre, $300 ditto. Minor arrests: Frank Green, who -flemptu} to sueak away the coutents ol the till at Simon Brew's ‘place, No. Canal strest; L. K. Merrill, " w0 guest at the Palmer House, arrested by Detective Beott upon . o telegram recelved from Alton five days a0 charging bl with embezzlement; Neil Biown, swindling Jobn Sundell; Juseph Kol vie, Loldiuz up und rob- bz a mun 1gued Mabler of $35 some days ao; Thomas Heunessey, usssult with lutent to rub Charles Laoguer. ¥ ‘aul Robinson, 8 years of age, reslding at No. a&‘;uu Koveu street, was last evealug E.m over by aa expresse-wagon, owned and linger and Wil ven by Fred Gelsater, of No. 24 Hurling. ton street, at the comer of Taylor and Halsted strecta, Fred Santh, of “No. 157 String streets Dents Doyle, o1 No, 1N Ewing streets Py Ro McDoneil, of No. 1254 Mouros atreet, and other citizens caused the rrrest of teissler and Fred Stamm, his companion, and charzed them at the stailon with criminally reckless and fast driving. i Mr. Frank L. Warren, of the firm of Warren & Carter, white coods dealers at the vorner of Madison and Franklin streets, Ia visiting fn New York with lts family, and bis pariner fs taking carc of * his residence at 59 Cass street, darinz his absence. Wed- nesday cvening, while Mr. Carter was down'town, the servant elrl went visiting, and when she returned at 10 o'clock she discovered that thicyes had nnlocked the front msciment door and stolen §100 worth of siiversare, lm-ludlnr a vozen spoons, a dozen forks, and some other articles, Nu clew to the thioves has been obtained, nor has the property been found by the police. In reply to nn item in yestenlay's naper, Ben Bullwinkle and his boys™ state that Biuglo was not ina ‘‘beastly state of solriety™ when ho was rubbed; that the robbery ocetirred much more thau hlty feet away from the louse; that 1t wus done so suddenly it wonld be useless for them to give purswst, and perhaps neglect their busincss: an the men on duty at the door knew mothing about the transaction unti} they saw thothleves running off and heanl Bingle exclaim, *I've ot their wipe. angway.” And it 1s hanliv pos- sible for them to'sdd” nuything to arguments sitch a8 these, ‘1he dntiniation that reane mems ber of the vompany Slanncd, and perhiaps help- e to exccute, the robbery they deny Indignant. }v. for there ure no such men on the, patrol orce. Recently W, J. Mellale, an Eastern wholesale dealer in feat ed o Judgment o the firm of W, C, Van Alstyne & Co., dealers in boots and shoes, for #,117.4 Executfon was fsaued and nlaced in the hands of Devuty Sherlil Walter McDonald, who falled to discover any property to levy on, nml so returned the writ. The firm had been doing business at No. 117 Frankliu street, and this resnlt did not satisly the plaintitls, who sllege’ that the firm had been recelving gomds here and then ship- piue them to Detroit aml other points, They accordingly appeared before Justice Bummer- fleld anq alleged the above facts, and charged W. C. Van Alstyne, . Q. Pope, nnd C. C, Bizelow witn couspin®y “to defraud. All these.parties were arrested at very carly hours gutenlny morning by Juhn Agnew and Deputy- herlf MeDonald, “They were taken before Summerfield sor ahearin:s and took a changs of venue to Foote, who held them each in'§300 Uail for & Learing Wednesday. - 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Athenum Art-School, Baturday French Classes, and Drawing Classes begln to-lay, « A publle tempefance meeting will be held this evening at Temperance fall, 211 West Madison street, Henry M. Clary, Esq., coun- selor-at-law, will deliver the nddress. It {8 eapcclally requested that all the children interested fn the operetta of * Litule Ited Rid- ingz Hood " should be at 202 Randolph street, up-stairs, this ntternvon at 4 o’clo:k, Gen, 8. M. Bowmsn, of the City of Baltimare, formerly .\uior of the Fourth Ihinols Cavalrs Reximent, will dellver the oration at the annual reunlon of that reriment at Joliet, Iil., Wednes- day, the 26th of this munth. H. R. Clissold wilt conducp the Sunday- sehool teachers’ meetlog fn Farwell Uall to- day noon, Sublect: * Paul at Miletus.t Acts X%y 1733 Juhn Morrlson will lead the young wmen's meeting at the sawo place this evening. The fourth annual Coiivention of the Woin- an's Tunperance Unlon of the State of Iilinow will be held Wednesday and Thursday at Otta- wi, Il Ablo speakers will be preseut, and pa- pers representing maturo thought on important topics will be read. Darlington Hoops, of Maryland, and Isaac Wilson, of Canada, npproved “minlsters, expect to uttend Friends’ mecting in theaudicnce-raom of the first Methodist Chiurch, coruer of Clark nud Washington strects, at balf-past 10 o'clock 8. I to-morrow. The publie are respectlully Invited. —— SPRINGFIELD NEWS, . Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune, 8rminorietp, Sept. 21.~Tho State Auditor to-day registerod $18,000 In bonds issued by Richland County In ald of the Grayville & Mat- toon Rallroad, and & 8100 boud of Robiuson ‘Townslip, Crawford County, {n ald of tho Parls & Danvillo Railroad. he Knoxville Township Fire-Tnsurance Com- pany has certified to the Auditor its organiza- tlon under the new law. The colored people of Springficld and vlclnity to-morrow celcbrate the auniversary of Emanci- ‘uuou-hnv, Guy. Cullom, ex-Goy. Palmer, the 1ons. Willlam M. Springer and Georzy 8, ar- low; and the Ruv. Messrs, Worrcll, Barne, antl A, Colemun are exptctod to make addres FINANCIAL. Nzw Yonx, Sept. 21.—Ponvert & Co., an old and large sugar importing houso of this city, bas made an assigument, The Ponverts belog in sympathy with the Bpanish Government, woro specially obnoxious to the Cuban revolutlonists, and several of thelr most valuable plantatlons wore burned or otherwiso destroyed, Tue losses In this way must have reached from $1,000,000t0 82,000,000, The debts of the firm are larzely what are known to sugar manufacturcrs as factora’ claims,” and probably are not Jess than §300,000, due mainly to Cuban firms, WoLvnono, N, H., §ept, 21.—The Trustees of the Carroll County Five-Cent Navings Bauks, have decided to suspend payment to deprsitors. ‘The deposlits amount to 8450,000, It {3 belloved that the banka will be able te pay fu full & o Rudogo ol IRISH CATHOLIC UNION, Ricnstonn, Va., Sept. 21.—The Irish Catholic Benovolent Unlon entertalned at a banquet fust night, and elected the following ofllcers: Prugle dent, A. M. Kelloy, Richmond; Vice-Presidentes, Charles McHannon, of Ohlo; Morris Wilhere, of Teonsvlvanla; Treasurer, the Rev. Jumed Heory, of Miesourl; Becretary, Martin T, J. CGrlln, 'of Pennaylvaula; Exccutive Committee, Patrick Monaghan, of Missourl; John L. Mur- phy, of Masaachusctts; B, O, Cook, of Wiscon- sin. Worceater, Mass,, was sclected for the next general meeting. ————— STOVES—THE INVINCIBLE base-burning hard coal heating etoves took the frst prizo at the Wisconein State Fair last week, and bave just taken tho Brst promium at the lifnole State Falr. Thoy are made by the Chlcago and. Erie Slove Company of this city, why stato that they do not cost mare than ordlaary stoves and comblne many advantagos uver ali others, Mony dealers who whh the !atest improvements have slready socured the sale of them for thelr respect. fyp localliles. . T —————— PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR, which 1s s0 common nowadays, may bo entirely prevented by the uso of /Burnett's Cocoalne, It bas boen used In thousinds of casce where the halr was coming out in haadsful, and has ncver falted to arrest ita fluu{ and to promote & healthy nnd vigorous growth. 1t is at tho same time aurivalicd a4 a dressing for sho hajr, A sin; Heatd will rendor It salt and glossy turuv‘u‘ lfly:‘ e . CHICAGO EXPOSITION, ‘The managers hava at great exponse engaged the world-repowned **Hussian Military Bund,” Just arrived from Germany, to play durlog this evenipg st the Exposition, being thelr drut appearanco Tn Chicsgo, The colebrated prima donna, Madame Marin Balvattl, will aleo assint ut the evening's en- tertalument. No extea charve for admlusion, — Y A GENUINE curled-hair mattress, solt and aweet, forty pounds, for 310, Tho bost woven-wire mnattross in use, sud guaranteed equal, if not better, than auy manulsctured, for §7.50. Kor sale by Colby &g Wirts, furniture-deators, 217 and 210 State street, Chlcago, Send for thele illustrated catalogue and price-llut, contajolng 375 engravings. % g ——— $enrecTion 1rseLrl In everything that goes to make up a perfect plapo, vis.: purity of tone, delicacy of touch, power, durability, and beauty of Snlub, the Decker Uros, plano has never been excelicd. We jnvite the most careful criticls and comparison. = Broxy & Uaxr, 211 State street. ————— GOOD NEwS, . ‘The standard set of tecth advertiscd by Drs, Mc- Chesuey are Idcntical with thoss for which they yesrs ago charged §25, and for which others stiil chargo $20 t0 $33. An lwproyement on the Mce Cliezney sety 1o & practical inpossibility, ————— OPENING, There will be a grand opealng st Pat O'Brien's new stors, No. 2 North Clark street, this evenivg. ———— Qzonised Ox-Msrrow for the halr, by Buck & Raynes, makers of the *‘Aars” Cologos. . v TURNED TO COAL. A Forty=Thousand-Dollar Fire in the Lumber District. Burning of the Union Planing-Mill and 800,000 Feet of Pine, IN CHICAGO. The lumber district in tho southwestern por- tlon of tha city was yesterday afternoon the scene of a largo fire, the damages of which will reach nearly or quits $40,000, The flest slarm was sounded at 1:10 from Box 864, located at the corner of Morgan street and Canalport avenue, and three otuier alarms were sounded in close succession from the same box. The fire was first discovered in the shaving-bins fn the rearof the Unlon Planing-Mill, located on the corner of Fisk and Twenty-sceond streots. The moment was most inopportune, a stif breeze from the northeast just haviog sprung up. Those who saw the firo start were ap- palled at the rapldity of fts spread, and could only find time to give warning to the workmen about the place. Tho shcds used as shaving-bins were o nshes nnd sinoke in a few minutes, and the en- tiro mnill was in flamee before asingle engine had arrived, nithough onefs located scarcely. more than a block west. . « The mill was compnsed of along L-shaped two-story structure, with alarge open shed, mensuring 220x100 fect. This space was filled up with lumber in various stages of planing. The mill had been run night und day to the utmost capacity, and there was in conzequence a vast nmount of rubbish and shavings about the place, ail of which pruved ready food to the devouring element, To the northward ol the will dnd just behind the shaving-bins are the Dbarys, and the residence of the watchman, and o mammoth chickencoop. the pruperty of T. W. Ilarvey. Theso were only partially destroyed. Mr. IHarvey saving his chickens and afine Alderney cow trom the flames. East of .the yard was located a row of six large dry-kilns belunging to and adjoining the mammoth mill of T. W. Harvey. The dry-kilns went up In o volumao of fire, making what Flre-Marshol Benner calls the hottest fire cver he dealt with, Each kiln con- tained from 50,000 to 0,000 feet of lum- ber, making over 300,000 feet, not a stick of which was saved. Tho sixth kiln was damoged only slightly, but the lumber was budly charred and smoked, The mill ftself Is o fire-proof structure,—that Is, as nearly fire-proof as a planing-mill can be built. Iron and brick alone wero used {n Ita construction, and not a single plauk 18 leit Inside for a Jongzer time than noces- sary. Its,iron doors and windows withstood thio test yesterday In u wumderful manner, A large open shed adjolmng and stinllar to that of ‘the Unfon Mill ‘was several thnes on fire, but ecach time the firemen battled back the Mlanies, saving at least §10,000 fur Mr, Harvey, THE HEAT OF TII$ WHIRLWIND of firo was huried avainst two large Kouuwri brick structure, on the nosthwest corner of Fis and ‘Twenty-sctond strects, owned and oceupled the Uoss & Plullips Company. Assistant Muralial Leo Myers, who was ffrst upon tho seene, only saved this place, and thereby pre- vented the flre from -nwndlng Indelinitely, by tue most hereulean eiorts, tha! !i'ulned hearty cticomlums from his brother Marahals, The buslting caught tire In places {onuwmerable, but In _cach spot was allowed to galn no Immfwuy, and tho structure wna drenched with water, Then they battled for two hours belore it could be sald that the lames were under control. The Unfon Planing-Mill was owned by o stock company, ofllcered ns follows: President, i1, Witbeck; E!upnrhncndunl John Kwinmer; Beeretary amd Treusurer, Jolin W, Corlies. They valued tho il ut 820,000. The brick bullding fs but ,partially destroved, and, as they save o falr salvago of thelr stock aud a small percentago of tiselr machinery, it s fair to place the loss at about three-foitrths of the uboveamount, Upon this there is the following Insurance: Nowark Underwriters and Atlantio Underwriters', $1,000 each; British Amcrican, £2,000; Builalo, $1.000; Westag of Toronto and Pooplu’s of Newark, 31,125 cacl¥; Orlent of Hart- ford, 81,1003 Lycomlug, $1,650; Miliville, §500; Kenton of Kentucky aud Lancaster, 8750 each, This Is distributed os follows: Crulu, $300; bulldiugs, 26005 machinery, 85,000; engines nnd vollers, 8700; frumo shied, $2,000; barn, 500; horses, $1,000; wagons, §700. Total, $15,000. In and about the mill wasabout 85,000 worth of lumber belongiuz to varlous lumber firms {n the district. Mr. Harvey's six dry-kilns cost him 815,000, but that wos some years a0, aud they lizv of course depreclated in valuo. Thesé and tho lumber thoy coutalned were entircly uninsured, but Mr, Ilarvey is too oll aud experfenced n dealer with the fire cloment to whine about hits Joss, He llmqlly jolns uand with the Unjoa in dmlnrlng: thut he will recommencs at ouce. Goss «& Phlilips loso puerbaps 81,000 by dam- ago done by fire, smoke, and water, “Th only nceleot of”the day was ono which befel John Downs, plpoman of Engine Comnpany Nu, 2 le was plnvlug pluckily upon the fire upon a platform which was all afire, when sud- denly it broke, throwlng him into rather o peril- ous position under some lmmlm.iJ timbers, Lo was quickly rescued, and, when brought to bis wits, fofind himself comparatively uninjured, ‘Thoughs tho tirs loomed np tromendously, there was but little excitement in the neighbore hood, which n fow weeks ago was teeming with rioters. Onlya fuw, policemun were preseat, uud even these fow found vothlug to go. - ANOTER, ‘The alarm from Box 523 at 9:30 yeaterdny mormng was caused by the discovery of fire 1 the onc-story [rmme bullding No, 200 Canalport avenue, ownied by James Hennessey, and oceu- pied by Atbert Netl as o rae and junk sho, Damaze, $100; fusured for 8200 in tho Missis- sippt ‘uiluv. Cause, apontancous combustion, —— AT GRAND CROSSING, Suerlal Disvatch to The Chicago Tribune, Gnanp Crossixg, Tll, Sept. 22—1a, m.—A fire broke out at half-past 11 last night intho Il Manufacturiog Cowpauy’s bullding, on the corner o Seventy-uinth street and Greenwood avenue. Tho Wiison Iose Company wos promptly on ths ground, and confined the firo to the factory, Three residences on the avenue, known , gus thoe ary Row,were on fire, but were n‘ud by the hosy company, The factory was wholly de- stroyed, but o small brick near by, costaining a valuable enggine, was saved, | The loss will reach 85.000; “fnsurance about 83,000, The “watey supply for the hose company was ample, and enabled the flremen to save. many valuable ad; Julnlng residences. The Englewood Hoso'Come pany fiu. 4 camo the ussistutco of the Crosslug remicn_promptly, but too Jate for any as auce, Tue fire was the work of tramps, property was owned by 11 K, Dunn, AT BERRINGER CI'TY, PA, Pirtsnuna, Pa., Sopt. 21.—The Opera-House at’ Berringer City, a smull town ol the Lower Yenaungo reition, was burned to the ground this eveuing, The flre origlnated frowm the explo- slonofa kmmene—lnmp}luflnglhu performance, and the bullding belnga frame, the firo swept over it in-a few minutes, the audlence barely escaping with thelr lives. One man, namo un- known, was struck bya fullng window and probably futally wjurcd. Tue tire spread from the Opera-lHouso to the priuting establishment of W, N. Brugyins, aud thence to Carter’s hard- wary store, both of which wera entirely desiroy- ed, Beveral other bulldlugs were Lurned, but the names ol the occupants canuot be learned. As the buildings wers ail wooden, tho Joas will 1ot go over §7,000, on which there fsan estl- wated insurauce of vve-half, . AT LAWLER, TA, . Boecial INspalch (o TAs Chicayo Tridune. * Mclineaon, lu., Sept, 2L—At 8 o'clock this, morning Lawler, Cbickasaw County, a., was visited by s conflagration that destroyed $30,- 000 worth of property, Twenty-six business places and fiyo graln warchouses with contents were consumed, The lusurance is at present unknown. Below 13 a partial list of the losers: John Fitslmmons, gencral storoj Green & Lyuch, %uwru stores WV, O'Brlen, confeetion- ery; I U'Relliy, dry and clothlog; John Slibols, ey f100ds . Genshaw, hardware; 5N gats Kirby & McHugh, bank: ers; Lovejoy & ScFurlaud, geveral store; AL , groceries. ® AN EYE TO WINDWARD, Boecial Disoaich to The Chicago Tribuns. Spuixgrisip, M, Scpt. 31.—Some rather poluted comments are beinz made, it s said, in oftivisl and privats clrcles fn this city at the exgraordinary couduct of two attorueys repre- sefitiog two promipent aund wealthy corpora- tions. They Lave attended every seasion of tho Board of Equalization that Bas been beld so . until Tuesday of next wee! far, and it 1a sn!d every meeting of the Ra'lroad Committee, It 18 reported, nlso, tuat the Auditor of the State has not been able to meet the Board o far without the lwucm-t of_thesa twwo attorncye, At present the whols Boorl, with a majority of the clerks, are sald to Lo Fucsts of one “of these sattorncys, and at tho expense of his rond fn n palacc-car at Freed mrt attending tho Btate Falr. ‘They are all to ne—with the attorneys, it is stated here— k. Tne conduct of these two attorneys s fn such strong contrast with that of the nmrnc{l of other roads ns to cause & very unfavorable fmpression. The re- turn of both attorneys Is expected when the Board returns, and their stay wil measured by the stay of the Board of Equahza- tion, They are certulnly expecting a low valua- tion for thelr roads. Much curlosity fa exciled as tu thelr success or fallure, "ANN ARBOR. The Latest Phase of the Girent Rose and Douglass Imbrogiia, + . 8pectal Dirpatch to The CAicago Tridune, AnN Annow, Mich., Sept. 21.—In pursuance of o call issited by the friends of Dr, Rote, when Judge Huntington's decision was made public, 8 large moss-miccting was held fn the Opera- Houso 1o hear the remarks upon what they call the fmpartlal, partisan, and onc-sided dectston of Judge Huntington. The house was crowded to overflowing. The spenker of the cnlng, Rice A. Beal, Dr. Ruse's stanch friend, spoke for two hougs, and was frequently greeted with applause and cheers, . Aster moking au ernlmmw review of the Wwhole course of the case, and of what he called “the Infamous and God- forsaken declslon of Judge Huntington,” said the case had only just begun, and that victory was certaln o “the cud. -He sald the wholy facts In the case n o condensed form would, at the carllest moment, be put In the honds of every person fn the Btate who could read, " with a completo Tevlew of the decision. — Douglass is impeached hefore the bar of public opinfun, and it should demand his tmpeachment and that of the Re- gents who sustained him at the next session of the Legislature I not before, He should demand his impeachment first, because bis deciston was against the facts in the case; second, be- cause of his refusal of the statute right to gront any but an lllegal jury, which he knew they would vot accopt; third, becanse the decree is forced, and does tot agree with his own cunclue - slons as drawn from the arguments and evidente ) i in the cases fourth, because of the many errors and misstatements tupon which the decree was hased, whtch elther shows mcapacity or some- thing worse: flith, his treachierous conrse fn rrelemllnz to ask another Judge to sit upon Lic case, while he at the same time declded and wisbed to it upon the casc bimsell. Judze Harriman also spoke triefly. ) MARRIAGES. B sl iniireliys i Oy TR NUSSELL_FURNALD—Dy tho lov. N, Bars rett, at ble home, Sept. 20, Willlam Ruasell, of Amnr(..n ieighis, and Mrs. Olive Furnald, of Tlew Hampshire. MURRAY~ILL—Sept. 20, at the rentdence of the bride's father, F, It. Hollingworth, 22 Grove- land Fark, by the Rev, "B, F. Fleetwaod, Taomas L. Murra sud sielen M. il all of Chicago. No DOATHLS, e e A A PRAN AN WINTTLESEY—AL Irving Park, IIl,, Sopt. 21, 1577y entared into res?, Mary E. Whitilosey, aged ul, dauguter of Dr. 8. I, Whitilesey. ltemaing will be taken to Appleton, Wls., forin. tennent. FARRELL—Of marasmus, Sept. 21, Kitty I. Farrell, second daughter of Micnuel and llly Far- rell, aged 1 yeor 6 months and 23 oays. 3 HIGGINS—-AL tho Sweotwater, near Sari Diego, Cal., " Aug, 23, 1877, Harry M. Hicgine, son of 1, M. Hizging aad Emily Walto lllgllnl, formerly of filhlcuqn, sgod 14 years, aftera long and wasting ness, 0DOM—Sept, 21, 1877, Mrs. Mary Odom, wito Qeurge M, Ouom, N & 5 4/~ Malne and Indiana papors pleaso copy. KUNSCII—)rs, Mary Lunsch, wifo of N, Kunach, Friday, at 4 o'clock a, m., aged 28 years and 2 monthe, X Funoral from 170 West Polk-at., at 1 p, m. Sun- y, FARREL—Sept. 21, at § 0. m., Margroth J, only duughiar of 3tr. Farrel aud Margreth dtielly, agedJs years and 11 months. Funeral from residence, 240 West Twolfth-at., Saturday, at 10 a. . II'T' carringes to Calvary, 2~ 86 Louls and Bloomington (1ll.) papors please copn SCHMIDT—Sept. 20, of hasty consumption, Emms J., aged 10 yoars 11 months and 6 days, eldest daughtor of Juhn Schmidt. Funeral from resldence, 148 Luron-st., Sunday, the 2id {nat., at 1p, m.' Carelages to Graccland, BMITH, JI.—The funeral of the late Nelllo A. Murphy, boloved wife of Thomus Smith, Jz., will take placo to-day (Eaturduy) at10 o'clock a. w,, from hor late residence, 1) Thirtecnth-ulace, to the Church of the Ifoly Family, thonce by carnages to Calvary Cesnctery, 2~ Weaxford County (Ireland) papers please copy. ,COURBEN—On Kriday mornipy, at haif-past 4 o'clock, at 687 Carroll-av., of acute peritonetls, A, Greene Conraen, in the42d year of his sgo. ‘The funoral will take place from his Iate resl. dence ot 11 o'clock to-marrow morning, uuder tho suapices of Apollo Commundery. " POLITIOAL ANNOUNGEMENTS, FIRST WARD, There will be 8 meeting of tha First Ward Con- solidnted Hopublican Club this vyeningat the Grand Pacidc Hatel nt 8 o'clock shary, THIRD WARD REPUBLIOANS, ‘The Third Ward Republican Club wiil mect on Baturday evening for the transsction of fmportant FOURTH WARD. Col. Jesse Marper, of Denville, Bcanlan, Qeorge C. Christian, C. ¥, Remickdand others, will 8luress the (frecnbnckersof the Fourth Wardeat 260 Thirty-firet strevt to-night. MEDICAL. Chicauo Depot for olmun's Liver P'ad ronraved to TTCaTka. DATED & ATRINBON Agouts oTed to HOLMAN'S AGUE & LIVER PAD. the Tion. J. F. S ¢ cures Ly without ths L. ver Pad Co,, N», 61 Ve e i iRISTA motatain lon, 2ie Drasicrs. wriator. P. CLOTMES-CLEANIAG, Your Old g?:?‘izg‘;‘:peu Clothes ! &+ wtas Clsies slxlh--l:‘l‘fl. 1. —Ladie Bakqucs: Bimwle etothieh LADIES AND OENTS. | S0il Cicaueil, A CONFECTIONEIRY, CELEBNATED thranghout the Unlon—expzesved to all UANBY o e per: 40, 00c¢ per B, ~ Add, nn&m'ouxh'nuu, Confoer ‘oner, Chlcagy, 1o aad eiall, Bewd (o e ek, G Sl 0, G ‘z-;-n‘-". Tisire reating Daiaststs1ee wade Wortet sud warraaiego s Wi » . HWURNHAM, 2 t. Maviows Br., Cuicanon ;‘Efim'ffiinlzs. Peremptory Auetion Trade Sale of Boots, Shioes & Rubliers TUESDAY, Nept. 25, 2,500 Cases. Sale to commenca st 10 o'clock. RADDIN & CLAPP, 63 & 85 Wabas By L, B. MANTONYA & CO., 200 and 203 Madison-st., up-stalrs. PUBLIO AUCTION BALE OF BOO¥S, SHOES, & RUBBERS, WEDNESDAY, Bept. 20, whea we shall closs outto the. 3 Lsu slock uf 8 Bankrupt shos O SRS B I B 1 no doubt be | CABMITYT TO1 [0 BABBITTS TOILAT §0 10 s Eoiminon an et teri e enta ani g of “seirmine ‘ = R Radditrs Bent Somy Derteeted, andn LT manwjacture, roeiabie Ollr wsed tn ( For Use n the Huwsery 1t s Ho gy, TWorth ten times Ita cost ta every mn InChrstendon, . Sampte hox, con:atniney 211 ounces ech, sent free W sy adus Cents. Address B.T.BABBITT, New York it FUR SALE BY ALL DRUGUISTY A PERFECT TOILET Sogp, . First among the requfaltes of the tofiet 1a o article af Soan, Lt to procure 1t 16 ot alwave my matter. Many of the most exsensly 10 1he g ket are made from coarse and matery sy thetr delicate 0 ol auil fraxrant fertum tog gt conceal the moat rapulelve Imputities, Tha atseip ) tecently made tubile regarding 111l subieet ape nr tively atartling, and deserva serlous conmergy Scented Soape ara now Kiown 1 e extremely st Honhie, exveclaily If anplied to the tieads injaring sy haie, Ieritatiug the scald, and Inducing severe o aclies, The character of the ingredicinis may b fn trd from the satement of & gentlenian who make, 1 BCCDALY UL Euids i DUMUCALL e i Cocitiy dec'yp gy ) persuns eliuayud in thiA cnwiosmen T wera' uf gy ook T10m Beven 10 ton years el thulo.2es perigy gt which the vecunatlon could bo Tollawsd: g Tliedluleully u. procurings purfec Tollet Suap 12 at [ast oovlated, !u‘uw ver, gaterpriss andcliemieal vkil o New Yurk, tho worli-renawned whiose {mutense Kind fntiio varlous pro. Sranieihe et ories nlrrad numerous yiet sries already a .| 4 A Tter yoars of pacient 1abor an L acent s o 'x"yfr‘l'r'nn Mr. BanniTr hassucceaded in petfect{ng (ho eqimas, tlon of the fAneattofick inap ever Introdi e, Tneooe: Cina} ingredients are the purest vezetabie olie: the e EAGLUFINK ProCESICH AFE Catirsly now and Gricing) o the reault (w simply unparatied In 1014 departmentof f o S BT DABMITES LOULET SOA®' 14 the Lrade- Dy willoh tuis clegant tolict Tuxuty in deslsbstot o 10r apiicatlon 1o the d=licate w2in of Iniante chils i sitogethier uncquuied i e emonel [roertics. The soup ot perramet, the ngroiices heing of aiich absolute purity &s 1o reaire no wa frye Cherntstry (0 dlsgiise thfcHor materinls, - Tie w23 ined taite cangiders tho shaencs of ST weria {00 erfection of aweetness. and the pecullar ey bticot B, Babbite's Tollet Boap ronacre it the ™t nealthfinl'and areeable acticle of thie KIad ercr mynt aily dealrable far the was of lsler asg soa) 13 equally appropriute for gea et, anil abit makes & 0LV IRERer 1610 o oo vy lacet ipon thamarhet, bus the mand far o wnlasd ace o marke dwand for (' ccome general. New York THbtne. i inig 1 eaag Y 40l Feceiyt of 1y catudlistunent (s by far th, Jnited Bintes, TheFongwn of 3 uctions s OF m Iy Yo 114 bo: B, T. BABBITT. New York Cliy, "AUCTION 8A . GORE & CO., Wabash avenue, On Saturday, Sepl. 0130 o'clock, 300 lots W, G. and China Ware, 76 lots Imported Vases, 32 Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Bofas, Loungos, Fancy Easy Chalrs and Tlockers, Walnut Bedetesds and Docenus, Wardrobes, llooks cases, Marble and Wood-top Tables, Whiatuots, Sidebgards, Hain and Wool Mattresses, Soring, Parlor snd Office Deaks, Brumscls and Three-ply and All-Wool Carpets, OI1 Clothe, Mireors, Walnut Chumber Scts, Bedsteads and Buresus ly the white, ctc, By GEO. 8 an| Q... ORE & CO., Auctloncern REGULAR TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, Tuesday, Sept. 26, 8:30 a. m. A Vorv Important Showing in SEASONABLE GOODS GEO, P. GO u FOR WEDNESDAY'S AUCTION SALE Sept. 20, 48 0:30 &, m., we shall aell Eighteen Hundred OCases CUSTOM-MADE Boots, Shoas & Stippers Including FULL LINES of STAND. ARD FPALL AND WINTER WEAR, which buyers are invited toinspoct, U, P. GONE & CO., Au!_lluneu\ By WM. SMIOOREHOUSE & CO, Auctloneers, 81 and 80 Rlandolph-st. SPLENDID CIIANCE FOR DARGAINS, 1 :\'!‘lhlfl sell at 0:30 o'clock this 8. m. alarge ot of Second-Hand Farnitare and Household Gods of overy description. The catire furnituro of two bousus ‘must bo »old to-dav, as thy owncre sre about leaving tho city, Also an imuiensy stuckof NEW FURNTTURE, CARPETS, EIC. On Tuesday, 8spt. 26, at 10 a, m. 500 Doz, Tuported Pickss Sances, and Jollis, FROM TIE ORICINAD PACKAGES, {ashroom Cateup, balf-plats, Inut Cateup, hallepinta, ' doz, Wulnul Catung, mints. 40 dos. Worcestersnis Hauce, half-plats, 10 dos. Worcestervhire Bnuco, pints. 0 doz, Mullarutawny Buuce, balf-pints. 4 Mullagutaway Hauce, pints, oz, Calves® Foot Jelly, two questa. atves' Fuot Jelly, piuts. 20 doz. Chow Chuw, quarts, - 10 doa, Musiard, 10 duz. Nubob Pickles, quarts, 10 dox. Indisn Chetney, half-pints, 10 duz, Balad C Af-pints, “I'he above are sh und repunlar goods, st be wold (0 close ont businesss, 'The atiention of dealers, restaurant and botels vecpernia catled tn this saic. salo poulfve, WM. A, BUTTERS & CO. Commision Auctionccrs, 114aod 130 Wabash-ar. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Toe«lny Afternoon, Sept. 25, at 2 1.2 o'clock, A‘flfl'lfll‘mhl‘lvlnlnfl %’}"[‘b,bl-:l‘," WEDNESDAY'S AUCTION BALE. nd o, averm - Crockery, Carpets, Ollcloths, Puraftare, Plssosy Ete,, Ete.) Ete, ‘rdnesday momiog. Sept. 30, at 93§ o'clock, a8 0ur Wi 2 by BV, salewrsomd 1 1R PR ORI S co.. Aueyoaeers Desirable Residence Lot - X gilitiy ON DIANA, AV TR T AT ATUCTION, i Wednesdsy Afternoon, Oct. 3. at 3 o'clock, L ON THE PREMISES. We shall gell the south half of Lot 13 o Block 2%, 6¢c. T 14 cat frut. 33 Foot by 11354 fest Uech ., e VAL A DU HIENY & o, Aucuuneers THUBRSDAY'S TRADE SALE. Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, ‘Furnishe fug Goods, Hats, Gloves, ts, bhoes, Ete,, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT, 27, AT 9:30 0/CLOCK, AT OURSSALESROONS, 1ig & 120 WAL ASIEA Y,y o MERGANTE WiLE, FINp SALABLE w3t A HUTTERS & CO., Auctloncert By JAS, P, MeNAMARA & CO» 128 and 140 Wabsad-av. 1,000 Cases Boots aud Sloss AT AJPOCTION, Tuesday Morning, Sept. 23, at 9:30 o'clock. SPLEXDID LINE OF NEW FALL GOODS. Also, Orst-class ling of Original Sucker Bouts LN F- MoNAMARA & CO., Aust’