Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1877, Page 8

L] - THE,CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1877, D O the Singer Sewing-Machine Company’s at 855- | ehafr, and F. B. Williams officiated as work, althonn not with the Twelve;theonewha | of them fired two ehots at the thieves, causing | eaconnnt oft, prepared expressly for thin purpose, | DAY G0ODS, THE €I TY. 0. e artuiiy b claseon abora with wawond. | - The quartette, connosedaf £. 1 Wiliams, £, | was jast a8 harahas Paul was ever accnsed of be: | Officer Ray 10 join fn the purenit. Fnally one | Ko other componni pnisearc tho fecaliar propere : Prare ) e work around and jolsts nenctrating insufilcient Dc\llv‘flc. 1. Saltonstall, and C. S. I.lrc. lmlm sang | Inir. lnhrltx.|I|ey|:r|h“,vcnlumtn;)l\n)n;-‘lr{nr:i nm} o l|l|lem. gl‘rum: nfm,-;g the name lnr .n.:q;n ties which s exactiy suit the varions conditiuus of MESSRS. TIFFANY & 0 DAVE cliimneys and Nues,” as being themost probable | ** Music In the Alr,"” and were applauded, wereequally earneat in propagating the truths ol ehly, was arrested, he man not o custody | the human hair. GENTRAL NEWS. arisinethe se Of an ordinary fue for the cx- | The Presttent foltoweed with a trct ddreco- | th tospel. Theer Pauilne dovtrines wero In | drupped all the plunder in i flgh. e eniutrens e o mnrte | COn UNION SQUARE, T traordinary purpose of preseers’ irou-heaters. noLa sel speeett, a4 e had never made one In | fact the corner-stone of Christiamty, and, to teloek R . he Children's Department 1a Andrens® Ntazar 18 y Peter Hand. lately marrfage-license clerk In 7 L WoTEL. AURITALS. his life, he syl The report of the other ofMi- | sum up, when men learncd to pray fike Faut mab“"‘.‘fi“él ;:,:1';"""““',""';"’"[,::::'“”.". "%A“’""‘"‘l’il attracting oniversal attenton. an, tndeed, e | NI YORK CITY. ha; the County Clerk's oftice, Is now with the Freie Sierman House—iames Morton, Cedar Rapida: | cors would ehow all that was of intereat ta the [ they would learn to work ke him, and God | popaceee s "cae atritek from behind Yy & ot :;:":i "n‘ty”nn\\ here san T.:mm;- got unch u u-n?n 3 Ve Presse os advertising agent. * | 4."A. Cretzhton, Omaha; L. 1. Eaton, Lowell, | members. ‘There were fuliy :,500 members in | would be intheir hearts, and they would be 5 den of (e most reeheiche anid ta: savedl. pm:. who nl‘nlcmmml Iu)mh hlm."m: {;‘m{cd the youngsters, In all other mattera of the nyedls and screamed, and ot the approach ol Mr, An- | too.” the wnformation 1410 Ie<s exact and lavel i Prof, Hyde, of the Theolugical Seminary, de- 5 e M the foremast demnnds of the fashionahle w lvered the installing prayer, after which rof, derson’s sun the fellow ranoll, M, Anderson o AR SEE: Arnrie WIth €a1a Ml pintos, Basw. ; O, W, Eaffey, uom( Wong, Uhina: W. F. | Tllinots, and he thouszht elforta ought to he Another case of small-pox ‘was reported yes- | Uunting, dcGregor, Ia.: . Q. ,\l}brngll|l,l‘bnn made to zet them into the Association. Tle be- terday from the Louse No. 703 West Congress | Madieon: J, 1L Regers, Sycamores R, 1. fine, | jioyed the time was comini when there would Hoston: the on. T, Watera, Akron, " A Mr. 8 8, whoee death at rd = » | be acluser futimacy than now, and he expressed slect, hEfo JIVed Moy Bteame; iy Naynard, Boston..,, Tremont louse~W. P. Or | 1 one that they would nov move vers often. :‘}c,.':cé‘.,l:):'_:: ranoled dudfrasalumug- b | e o'l'.wm’ llr;l!r‘;l;::clonf 'vfi; 1. B. | Thenext mecting of the Assoclation would he ‘!. ?lh\g!, ll".rclwlrhlrnrn“{; 1. II".'M‘HIII the l‘flh of .;acunry—!thu_llgslvcnnry H ‘The salc of the ttode collection of pictures at ew York; W. arrison, the fndependence of Vermout. ere sronld 340“752 Etal‘c nr\;cl tlxm;«”:m;‘: :l:: up}ooréyu ':: A |‘ ',“E:v:ég vl";'{: i;';_?;&-&iua“ g"; t‘::,r‘z '::"r.mm celebration then, the ladies particl- ENGEl DRIDE L0, T 9 drD 2 ; A, Uolmes, SL_Louls.. frand Pacific=11. 1. | “gocretary Willlsms made a verhal revort, say- tventy paintings were sold, but at. prices rane- | derrill, Detroit; the 1on. Philetas Sawrer, Osh | ST AT T b R SO ion fuz low dows. kuahg the ton. 1L D, Strall, M. C., Shakopee, | | e il s " el rong: Minn. ; the Hon, O, W. Chessman, firmingham, | Diutand others in sathering i anters, The {emperature yesterday, ns observed by | Conn,: the (o, John B, unwu{, Rock latand; | Prof. Fager had afded him in gettinzupa Manasse, opticlan, 83 Madison street (Tainuss | Jamrs Lualngton, Milwauzee; Ellsba Starr, New [l:\lnnhlct, which contained much matter of in- Bullding), was st § a. ., 40 degrecs; 10 a. m., | Otleanes, 0. €. Lane Nortolk, _ Va.: | terest—papers read before the Assoclation, ete. €Y, 12 m., 45 3o m. 405 T {IJ‘- . Barom- l“a«.&‘“““‘éfi'fl,.i‘é;,d‘"“'." del{-. G, M. WHrink- : Trnluurcg l.'tglurunnl'nurlml m» r-:c;|l (0‘ l‘n ¥ e 20,00 5 rhofl, S i have been 39,56, and the expenditures §150.73 b b and Dilver Ames, Hoston 0 Tegving balsnce m hand of $is. 11, d made extensive prepar. ions for the a; o Fisk, of the rame inetitution, defivered tho | pa3 badly injured, and is yet confined 1ohbs | Fig WILLAT, S at Pproach ~tat m reasonable hei s charge to the pastor, The Rev. . ¥, Willlam, | bed: is, with brignt_ keneral s, can vesad by | ingg HOLIDAYS, nstor of the Forty-seventh Strect Chureh, ex- Willisam Nash, a scoundrel already under | sending tne mubecription price ot 1o W, R, An- cnded ta the mastor the right hand of fellow- | Bieavy hail to the Criminal Court for the arceny | aretrs, Cincinaty, Their stock of Dia- shib. and the itev. E. N. Pactard, of Evanaton, of a o aud_ buagy, was Tast night locked i m——r— elivered the eharge to the peonle in * Al wel 1 et atjo! '] Rencenfthe lov. Div Iv.nlnnncr’hnn‘lnfr“r ih v Mes. Sl ver the ot i | e (0 L e monds, Watches, Jewel. the church on wi; duty waa to have fall- | a heer-Taucet, breaking in the wpper jaw, The ANDERSON—| ~ ddny evening, Dec. 4, 3 en tubwho. was wnsble o he present. ‘The { lady's hurland keepe a saloan o) 960 West | 1877, at e Chureh of the Arcenamn, by il foy, ry, Sllverwa.re, Bronzes‘ concluding prayer was offered by the Rev. T, F. | Twelfth strect, and during her husband’s tem- firgm\ru'“";h'fi;vv;m;-rvm hams by Audersn mnd A Leavitt, of thie Lincoln Tark Church, witer | poracy abmence was tending bar, Nash had | e dlla ft. T i Pottery, Stationery anq which the congregation saniz the hymn, *We | Fome drinks and could not pay for them, aml TADUE n the' let sty by the Rev. llenry M. oy, Sheridan S, fhlzer, ehlent i i bid thee weleume,” the nesly-installed pastor | when she threatened to call the police Nash hit eun e 1 e mealy.mtalel oastor | when sho thicatened to » Yool Almew e Tadecr, st Liana Sy voune: | Fancy Articles, is the 1 'Fy B eal daugliter of James B Watson, ali’of this ng services were broneht to an end. aty. “There i3 & warrant ont from Justice Polink's | oty largest and most varied ¥ 3 3 o s Court for_the arrest of Fred A. Scaverns, g | S==———w——=w=wmw—=————ww——————== 3 Smith, Sx e % » v " d 4 : 3 . ¢ cliz 95 e L New Yotk: lir. 8. y ; nt is a complaint lodued by John W, Parme. e e P e e o e eaton | il Facros B Onee e 0 an excurslon, bt arragenents il ot e Hib & ey e, sriny nvers tht_some Lne ago ho lasncd n fitookizn,N. Y., fiec. 4. Deninmin ane M. Decker, New Yorl i To- | made with the rallroads, und members discour- B, P'erking, Cleveland: ti. W. 8t. John, | axad the proje In the summer 500 of the rd_Alden, Cinclnnatl; H. M, | pamphlets referred to by the Heeretars had been i 4. MeViekers, New Vork: ¥l | printedanddistributed. They reconmiendod that F, Mills, St. Loatn; T, e C % . sl siera Fharsey, Baltimore. the Commlttee be cut down, sluce coustierable LE=I 3 The adjustment of the Field & Leller loss Is | fomsort iers st foute Mine axo ho loancd | g jyaie, aged i cludes mnovelties from progressing satiafactorily ns to the stack. but | fr speculution, ana tollowing the presumption | (SIMESON—tlatle L., only danghter of Georzo 5 slowly enough as to the building, The Commit- | Is U ihference. that. Seaverts nhymlpnml et Raral 1. smpson, aged 4 meathe aud 5 | @broadandchoice goods nys, tec on Iackaze Goods completed thelr arrange- | Jost.? lence Farmelee's anxiety, and stuce 8 | ‘euneral seretces at the reaidence of hier parcnt ir m::“ yeeterday for the auction at the Expost. | Criminal marrant s been Isnied thiere is reason | No, 1035 Weat arrison strecty to-day nt 1 p. ia, of their own manufac- for the supposition that the lfender thinks that — | oF the supposition thal W ! HORTON—The funeral of Joreph “mlll‘:r n, ture not to be found tion DBuilding to-day, when the valucof the | he hag in some wav been defrauded. Seaverns | who died in Ureeley, Cal on v 41 Lake avenue, aouth with which they are bid for, and the prices | A rather fucer casecame up sesterday morn: Bt Ditina piace, Fhacaiay mnraiae nt 11 o'cioex, | €188 Where. Ofiice do nat charge anything for this service. 1t may futerest srome persons (o knuw that the aniinals {n tne Union Pari fi;\l;‘l;crll»n‘cml‘l Narceid, Hsllmon the city montbly the sum o .80 for food. | B. o A Mcat for the rn’mlvom.‘ o, coxte §15; [ B, Clacuosl: ity i been experlented in gotting fiem 440 nds of bread, $13.20; six bushels ol ~ -y w ozether, Men whose tme waa always oceupiedd 0 PR of Bl ¥ BASE-BALL CLUB. shiouli Tot. be it on it, and three stiould ho a Faward flempstend has sold to Henry and | TIE MAYOR NAVING VETOED TUE ORDINANCE | quurum. . Katlmn Corwith, {or $35318, tho house and lot | providing for leasing s partion of the take- [ At umiendment to the by-laws vas proposed on the routhwest corner of Maple strect and | Front Parktothe Base-Ball Club, and the matter on g dation of the Fxecutive Conmittee. 1t will b Denarborn avenue; and has sold to the same par- g tic for $13.600 his halfinterest fu. the fot and | DAFIDE gone back to the Judiclary Gommittee | yoted on at the aext mecting, store No, 50 River street. for further examination and Investigatton, it | Onmation, the followiniz were appainted fo be ont of place to lovk backa little and | nominate ofticers: Mr. Pearvons, Mr. Ilibbard, Mrs. Totter Palmer gave a reception to n Ay nOb r ond Mr. Chatdler. ‘The majority reported the large number of her friends and_scnuaintances | 3¢¢ for what purposes the blocks between Ran- § fy, oo ticket s 1ast evening In her rooms at the Palmer House, | doloh and Madison strects have heretofore been Prestdent=11, N. Tiibbard. { There were over b00 invitations fssued. ‘The | used. TPrior to the time of Judge Drummona's Vice- I'residents -Judge Jamenon, Mark Skinner, {table was reported to be one of the ituest that | 'jnjumction in August, 1869, there was no ques- | Prof. Boardman. eaved goods will be determined Ly the nvidity | willy in probability, bu arrested to-day. at the famity rosiilchce. by carringe Lo Horelill emelery. Frlends of the which the crowd are willing to pay. Thead- | ing before Justice Morrson in"the West Stle | gliaily fnvitel to atrend. A special d r Juntment,of the retsfl Toss & week or more ago | Police Court, it betne a charse of kidnanpiug | o i 0. Brown, at Loniesille, Ky, pecial depa: tment feaves nothint 1o be closed up but the package | Preforred agaiust Charles Jdensclh LY his | aonilay, Tiec, te I the 41ih yea of bis nzc, has been orgamzed for gands business, Some of the goods are in fuir | former —wife, Annn Jensch, It sccins | flemaina wiil o hugted In” Calcago. Mailee of . condition, while other portions are protty badly | that the partles obtafned a divorco | funeral hereafter. Sendlng gOOdS to per- damageld. But there will no dount be'n laree {'K{'!J{:lvllrl»‘llflfix‘eiilll:?{ll:gmmk:::: :fihfln&gm {i\'.\u.\‘--,’v I.kn.-nn(zv. II|I(. lnu:. 4, of lllr-:nm-. sons a-t a dista.nce f!‘ : custo) A - | retic eeoun, Reanklin Cosent” Lyman. second won r.:.nlx)::l;:r:zlsnl:!.l'l,ldlnz 10y Initehbianeciiviug; where abuut 4 years, was awarded ‘o the (ather, | of Davin rl nnd{\luv K' l.ymui aged 4 yc:n ;1;1[ om The Inmure anid tnsurers are fufk as far from | Tlie woman had posseeaion of the ehild wd re- | @ montr, New York, and any one 3 ° ! - a settlement as aver with rezard to the loss on | fusced to give ftup. Monday afternoon Charles, Funerul aervices ‘l(tl n":’“mfl““fl Church, La- , . = B, 4 grange, to-day at 1 ST e o i . b, | S fortnr. . . | S S Ty | Mshdcliyth o Lo ot known to the house, or 'nu’r‘,‘.“é?a'Sffi“’\'v’uT.?fi’.“Jflé‘;,’:"rfi;”l%fif Lonik | fora bref period st leaat. Erecutive,” Committee —dohn, N, THiis, E. 1t | 80 & RGP & heine was | of it. Theresull wasn chargeof Kidnappiog CIRCUSES AND OTHER STOWS Slierman, . J. Sutherland, W, W, Chanilier, and Mr. Hibbant subinitted aminority report. s name had heen uscd ugainst his protest, The majorlty report was adopted unani- 1 t and nssault and battery, Both cases wers eon- | ™ GoT aaralons Mol Thiie ™" nanung sa‘tISfa‘Ctoryref' ked fth e favor, nnd may he put 3 ! e ¥ 9 ' i {::?:c;wu;&m‘-‘v i st [vori .‘Mc’;,zx,‘ Phe | tinued fora hearing uritil this morning. LS ::.?“(;ltfl:o:"?ll:n;uru':fl«: Tills, ¥ erences, can have care- representative of . the Singer Manufacturbuz | Justice Suminerfiell yesterday held the fol- & IS qUET SR herenty. ) lfLo’;nn::ny told a reporter yesterday afternoon | lowing: Seligman and Emantiel Berg, recelving | the total eradication of ail biltoun ateacks, vrompt to ful selections sent for that he hoped the matter wouhl bo rettled | etolen’ moods, $5,000 each to the 7ths Sarnh | starttne secretlons of the lver, and givea healthy inspection, speedily and falrly, as he wanted to | Lightfoot, same dmu:c, $300 to the 5thi ‘Yer- | toneto the entire system. Indeed, It b+ no orlinary p . pet possession of “the building as soon | ence MeDermott, larceny of $50 from W, W, ) o discovery in medical sclence tohare Ivented remn- '|'hey have lately b- aa possible. As for the money, e | Woods, u guest at the Sands flouse, $500 to the i u was i no narticuinr huery for It but he should | 5ty I.nmelmcr and Austin Hogan, larceny of | ¥ for these stubburn complalnta, which develop all b decuedly abject o thyeninat ot e eiven | wutier from 5. 1L ifowant) of NG, 45t | thoresuinraducea by o hercotore tree e o et lished a little pamphlet by thie insurance ncn, hotween which estinate | Twelfth street, $700 Lo the Criminal Courty C. | mel, a mincral Justly dreaded by mankind, and sce 193 Xl"y"l llllm “"x'hh"“fl‘ wl“:;l:l‘lm)?:?l‘flcn?r(t:wo?fi fiimuf"""{," "‘f&‘ “'E’ b, G. “’.‘ k(:nlk]lus, Knowledged to ba dentractive in the extreme to the tin- conta‘lnlng a condensed tw rob: ¢ definite d o : o the 5Hthi John Carncy, plckpoclint 2 Tegani fo tho aroltration plar, the names of tho | $500 (5 the Criming) Conrt. Tusticc arrivon | ™Ae brsteus, Thiaturo yroperdies of ceraln vegeinnies | gecOUNE O @ach depart- arbitrators, ete, hckl John Tinines (a one-legied thief, who | omPri% all ihe yiriues of calomicl without ita fajuri- ment, and lists of arti knacked Richard Gooell achscless witls a blow | oustendencles 18 now an admitted fact, rentered ta- ) 4 rti THE COUN' BUILDING. from his cruteh, on the carner of Caual awd | disputsdle Ly sclenitfic researchies; and those who use cles a‘pproprlate for and badly {njured about the ‘cheat and head ‘Whlte o the Exnesing of Deapiainga s Hards | conteacted a habit of squaiting un (bis evound, .gun streets, The wagon which did the damage | and, In onler to regulate the matter. Ald, belongs st No. 798 Milwaukeo avcnuo; the | Somers offered, eurly in 1570, a resolution em- Alriver is as yet unknown, powering the Comptroller to grant licenscs lo mousiy. . Hickey, after conslderlog the ovidence | ravellug cxhibitions to show an the luke-front. | “Nir.”1libbard tendered his thanks for the (aat Dotedive. Stactiey. chargon with o | Ae matter was considered fuvarubly by 11 | houar, Ife felt n deeh intereat I the purposcn *eubordination, decided to request Macauley to | Committee un Licenses, which subinitied a re- | of the organization, and hoped that they would Teslem. Macauley yosterday morning handcd | POrh which was adopted, recommending— be successtul, 1lis zeal was not wantfnz, and In his reslenation, biit took occasion to atate fn ‘T'hat the Mayor and Comptroller be,and they ate } he would dlu all he could to promote the object t that he emphatically denled the charpes made | lercbysauthorized aud directed to grant licenca (9 } view,—the Lringing togcther of Vermonters. (ogainst him by Deputy-Supt. Dixon. il partof Take ari i ui betweon Ramdoiph | . Nemarks were aluo_ tade by Prot. Doarluian, {The South Park Commissloners met yester- e R stan siteela. 1o eatd partics _r‘,[,,,“;_ T, J. Sutherland, W, W. Chaidler, and othera. day, but did very little. Bilis amounting to | A tho rate of §.00 E" week, and far any feas tima | The aunual celebration was aliuded to, and it (50508, aad the pag roll for Noveinber amyra, | than one week at iha rate of $100 per duy. will probably be a grand aifair, f'“"z $4,754.55, were approved and ordered to During the early winter months of 1871 there | - The mceting then adjourned. e pald. An application for space for the Col- | W88 grest excitement liere on por e Randolph streets, and robbed him of a watelt | the Mandrake Plils will be fully satisded that the best (Joctors of 1ivde Dark and Lake in the Doar’s THE RUIMFECT OF DASE-ALL. REORGANIZATION, and ehaln and §15 i cash) v £1,000 bonds 10 | medtciues ara thove provtied by usture in the comt t hich th | 3 Fversbodv felt that the city must have a ™ . 7 The Decemher Graud Jury will be Impaneled | ¢1i Crimiaal G Nt M ‘ L . o | Presents, whic. () ::I‘l)c‘fi;'lt&.{c‘cfgg m:.;:.rvr:‘rc{uud, on the clubr,ymnl That its prote lunuflculmu, Wt ALD, OILBERT'S RNIOLUTIONS. i Criminal Conrt. Matt Mamer, jewelerat §yocana rootsof the felds y Last Monday night Ald. Qilbert futroduced at the meeting of the City Council the folloving resolutions, which were referred to the Judiclary Comumittee: Monday. thie corner of Jefferaon and. Harrison streets, | BerPand 3 The ShorliT oes to Jollet to-morrow with a | eliared with receivine atolen property, tools a | _¥hese iMiopen thebomelsand correct al hitlaus de- will send to any address ’ change of venue to Justice Scally, rangements without sallvation ar any of the lnjurlous " hateliof prieglices; One of the defondants has become plaintlfT, | EMectaof ealamelor uther palaing, Tio secrettan of on request, ana the former glaintiff 1 now o defendant. | bilefspromoted by these piils, ss witl he scen by the and, population woukl auount to uothine if it «, Recetver Glover filed his bond yeaterday, ood wc‘}n without stch an orzanization. 1t was nee- ook chiarge of tho Central Natlonal Bank. and | cesary to find grounds, and pretty much every- \wos so overwhelmed with business that be | ‘hodyagreed that the Lako Front Purk was fust seouldn’t be scen. President Endicott, liow- | the place that was needed. A formidablo peti- The damage to the Criminal Court room by i Wueneas, Under the preseat charier known as | the recent blaze Ia being rapiily repafred. ¥ Gibson ¥ P Do ever, sald there was nothing new. Atthe Third | tiun was uresented to the Counchl. nsking it to | s 5 e recen! pl homas Gibson tals sworn out . wacrant for | altered color of the stoole, and disappesrlag of the ss i s Wational and the suvings banks the Ilecelvers | 1orse Clus have the Erounds. and on tho 37th | ana gy krovida fur the weorporation of cities | "0\ ity Treasurer Huck was counting his | Cornclins O'Calluhian. The other case will | low compicxian sal ciesaslng of e tongue, WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., €ald tiaysame. Tho calls for tha dividend atthe | lof February, the fullowing report was suomitted doubtless be remembered. Glubions and two | Ample directl powers, which are duly act forth in Art, &, See, 02, of the sald act; and Wurngas, The various departments of the City Government have not heen vrzanized under said act, uor liave their duties or relatious tv tas City Council been detlued: and WiEREAs, 1t 18 0f (he arentest necessity that the departments be so rearganized #o that they wwiil be mora dizectly under the supervision of ihe City Council fn accordance with the tntent of said act; therefore, Leeenlred, That the Judlctary Committes be in. structed {0 propare anch ordinances as wili be nees exuary 1080 Fenrgnnize the various departments of for tee accompnuy each box of pills, & Eou, at thelr prine (ignera) Auctiongers azd Real Estats Ageats, el bl ; % No. 174 RANDOLPH-8T, _ Adjoinng Meath & Milligau's, CONTINUED SALE OF money yesterday, and his clerks tvere busy cnsting up accounts preparatory to turning the otlice formally over to Mr, McUrea to-marrow, One of tha first things the new Board will be called npon to wrestle with will be petitions nsKing that the snlaries of all county emploves be ralsed to what they were last year, The petitions are already In circulation. Commissioner Spufford was aronnd yesterday insisting on ecalling an_extrn mecting of the Board for to-morrow. Ile complained of not Fidelity bave fallen off nearly onc-half, less ouncil, and the res 0! * than lflvo prettiog thewr 10 per cont yesterday, . &',:‘:15,_,3&,'“ oliition dunetatio It The Rev, Lucius Il Bugbee preached last Your Committes on Wharyes sod Publle ight at Grace Mecthodist Church, corucrof | Qrounds, to whoin was referred the ‘[letlllon of fNorth Lasalle sod White streats. Tho text of | -David A. Gage, Col. J. 8. James, 8,11 MeCrea, #the discourse was found in llebrews, cleventh | AL C. Motes, Charles itandolvh, Thomas D. Sny- D hantor, sixth verso: *For he that tomuth to | fcr kd Touf of Bve handred otlier citizens, neking f the Loke i'ark Front for the Chlcago *God mist boliove ihat He ls? Dospite, the | {55 Bl iy, faviag nad ine atmo under a0 \Deuvy storm, there was o good attendance. This | tisement, beg leave 1o, Teport: Yonr Commitice evenfog tho Rev, D. W.” Bartine, D. ., will | have carefully examined the miatter and facts sot -preach. forth In the petition referred, and, after much ex- others who were in O'Callaghan's employ as | Prepared anly by, 1L Sches watchmed and quit his service, issued a clreutas the tendency of which was to destroy the ¢ol fidence of the people in 'Callaghan, A libel suit was the resuit, but alter hanging for save cril weeks it was dismissed l"?- Justice Wallace i} beeanse the prosccution fafled to appear, Gib- e A A A ieenneg the’ pressvution falle o abpeat,. Gl % Al YIRS r‘“*““l.,.‘ l)mmmyls. Giold and Silver ‘}Vn(ches, O'Callaglun with _perjury. Thers are ) & Fine Gold Jewelry, Fine o iy el e 0 | (3§ o ED 000 ' old Chais, & ot sk lie. v ue 1ok, inerriel o Marzaret k ol Ui, AC., . | amination, are In favor of pranting the vrayer of * w 4 being able to sleep on account of the ftuportu- O, - L 2 rgv 7| sl 15, B Mrighty Teglarhe of Vital Statte | $he pititners, b recommending cha vo tnuch of | \h, S1 UovCritient b asine thole elutons, | (g Oy uiRicrs, and. ho wanted an surly | OjColiachans tat e aroro e was ot tho | Original and Standard Manufsotures, AL AUCTION, Yie city drring November: Nuimber of deathis ;I';:rf;;‘{:fi"{w‘;m'u"’,“;;"l;l“u""':';;n:’;',‘ Jpurbors of |~ First—Ttut under each arzantzation the expensa, | inecting of the Board fo seleet tho various coun- | (W In" 0 11 5une was mortiaeed for §1,0005 that OFFICE AND FACTORY: Thte (Wednsdne) Marntuz ot 10orclock, at ooe aies Lauciui she monthy B peavions” antt F10; | agece of s clicens dase Tt Cleh | Sommni I neacharunent susll mof Be do-, | by émployes. e sworo tie ischurzed Globune, when fn fact, | §08, 64, 66,08, 70,72, 74, 76, 8 &82 Washiagton-st . ¥ R A Second—That 'the deparinients 'be so organized | _ Ldebpaid s few more of his men yesterday, | Gibbons reslgned. The troublo between these pal causes of death were: Accidents, 17; apo- | rental be asked of the Chicago fSase-Ball Club, bn’v. i und 1 ordinatices s to by ; giving * precedetice, however, to thoso who | parties grows out of wages due aud unpaid, for THURSDAY TRADE SALE, Bluxy, 113 brafu, 13; brouchitis, 182 cancer, 14; | Tiatthey bo required o piy £100 per yeat for | pSiSF e PIMCTSIACE SRS IUmAens | Sined part of ticlr entary iway to i, ‘1 | which Judgwment haa been obtained. TIBABBITT'S A Lomplete Etock of ‘convulsions, 4;':}. crmlwid:i‘l; qu.xmllth‘rfla.mm; v I "‘mmmn&,n“ tho abore, we do 8o with the | Comuel. excuse |llll"llfll “li‘ ying ull o :'Ilex|| was ’umznllm Minor arrests: Johw Dean, steallne grifn naY lCg()()t)‘&’l. WC{DLHL\;;U. OIéDT!III\ID, st v My yheld e, 20 ol | o S B wipaget s A it 2 meting Ut ashort. timo orevoun | ot oy bl 1 B oty g A | o o e oy aserey sy o BEST SOAP, | o S22 R0 B2k ARoies s'r'n'nrl-mx, 5. y (s i ;:1;:3' ll::lzc:mfl ;g“ll ehxfi\x!“f:ymér”m”mfl the same Alderman Introduced o resolution die wrathy anid breathing all manner of vengeance, raliroad fron from John Clare, of No, 470 flal- @ | Thursday Sarning. Dec. 6, at 0:30 o'clock, &t our recting the Bullding Comimittee, in whoso hands aulesrovins, 174 Kandoly) rests the construction of the City-Hall, to make sted atreet: Joscuh Benard, larceny of o patr of | Themost. ¢ and effective Rosp for the 1aune pants from C, A, Wefasenbach, of No, 2:0 West, | dey.or for dninily Washini purnoscs ever ofore 1k 2B There uro mang nd Toud complalnts about | prds;and that all the money whica bas Leen takun miesion has been more than consumed n Coummissioner Senne proposes at an carly day S &C0,, Auctfoneers., the inefllclent and careleas way in which Peter o % et to urge upon the Board a uroposition tonudit | Twellth street; Willlam and Mary Aun Goa- | Atral packagzascat free 20 cents. 5 Tiowney is carrying out his contract for remoy- ‘,fr;,‘,t‘,'{;',“.’,,“,‘,‘.‘f;‘;“:,“{,,;“{'m‘,’,‘g:; :j;“;{-,;’g’l':;,,‘;g a report statlu pretty much all the facts in ro- | 30 Yila in Gomimittee af o Whele. Thls was salin; larceny s bailee of Hottseliold zaoda {rom - ’ BANKRUET STOOEPDP $5,000 WORTHE ini ashin, i, Tl work fa not balt doneeand | £er'orih! e Trom uho i dsy af sy qus ha | latlon to the eperattons iade so far,—the con- | G of hia carieat augestions Lo tho ol Board, | Sirs, Whito: Fadie Stows, tarceny of aoversl | B3 ABBIT 1S . veversl times the city lias been oblized to birs | JGintay of Novembor very meariy $¢,000 pur | tructs awanled, tho umount of moncy expend- | but becausu st was tainted with cconomy, and | cases of whisky from Moritz Krems, of No. 163 Custom-Made Clothmg teams and men to do what Downey had neg- | month, ed, ete wmight probably have led to defeating suine pet | Randolphstreet; Victor Montaland, cruelty to AT ATTCTION. . lected, and timo extra belp has heen so Your Committes feel that our natlonal game The drift ot these resolutions is not clear to | schemes, it was not entertadned. aulmals; N. 8. William larceny of ‘a revolver TO"_ET SGAP Tharsday Moraing, Dec, 0, at 13 0'clock, o1 our rooma, “mTJ Downey has had Lo pay the expunses, | shonid bo encouraged, and that local pride atune | the persons who lLave with wmuch intercst from Maurico [Hickey: Alten Montzomery, » ol §e MRS G 5 The candidates for the scveral positions fn the gift of the Buard are muldl{ muitiplying. Comimnissioner Wheeler sald yesterday that the Rtepublicans would be able to control all the Jn- stitutions in any cvent, which may be construed to mean thot they -aro so firmly banded to- Mo Ate 1o 4 e whould make us consistent with vur duty, and wu Tt doves o (doltars aud cotlte, Lub | Geut it la right to Heten to tho (100 petitianers who . 2k the Council to grant the use of the Lake-Front. work {5 properly attended to sre often very | “*Yur Committee hava ezamined the uppilcation tuch anuoged. thoromehly, aud ressonatly Lelleve that o valld objectlon can be urged againat the use of s0 rucl ,,c‘,“;‘,;‘{’“;{’;{5‘,‘,&';;‘{}{:,&3{,;};‘ Athcnmum wan | Cetho land fronting the lake a8 is necessary foF the watclted the doevelopment of sume suppused bidden {utention, — Certain it Is that the Inquiries embodied fn the resohitlons have been recarded askauce,—as being made fur the pur- pase of furthering some desfun not yet made nanifest,—particularly the st set of resolu- . 174 itandoipltast. v ada from the pnrest. vegatablo alls, Univaled for allas W. tl. Masan, Iureeny of & §00 harne: hu"l“olln"}.nu R Tt Tor nse In‘the fnracry it - s altas W, ; L B0 b x ke Wi A KIS & CO., Auctioneers, or which an owner {8 wanicd ot the Armory; ; e bot, it ¢ caks S & U P ¢ q Sl an owhort wanted ot tho Ariuort? | Bk vsTadk, S ootalng ints'Shew | BUTTERS & CUN REGULAIL SATURDAY 8418 crocksof butter: Jamea Bimmons, companion of N pok Bt st el e s | BABBITT'S PURIEURE, CHRFEE, Stoms, e g e in desire that they cun At our snlesrooms, 174 Rtandolph-st. oy ' urpose nomed in the petition referrcd to us. | tions, the oucs presented Monday night lust. gether and so unlted Canal Al Tas nbers Jotm abil ‘JawncH ———AtouramlesTroma TS Mandolphegt, §iom M Pago, ol i o cliair, and tho ev. | B4 Bhiitica o Somvinci that there damo | * A Feporter visioniay wideriot. o aacertafn | TOLC dawn any “Riog ! candidate wilo may vo | (Zh, MAseh 1o, Reutimbert Jobi el laier SGAP POWDER BANKRUPT SALE Mr. Forbush nctlac as Srerclary, Tho bustiess | Jegal qaestion Involved which has not already beet | tho Ideas of some of the functionarles as rewards | SURGCsted. foys from . foldsteln, of Nor 153 Monros . RiU - o1 the vtz vonnlitedl i the siteration of | ralad by tho ‘ue ot enid grounde, for clr- | Ald. Gilbert's aeieine for reurpunlzation, Why | Everything, was ruoninz swoothly fn tho | stpect: Cr . Chatterson, flalmiug 10 havobeen | From this Powler beanittn shdserviceatin whita INTIRE STOCK OF Lho annul meetinzs was chanzed from Noveur: | srounds =~ from which the city derives a | fhould the different departments of the City | County Clerk's offico yesterday, Tl crowd of i (overnment be reorzanized! What had gong wrong, that o reorganlzation was necessaryi The results of the reporter’s inquiries were not very sotlsfactory, to the reporter at least. ‘The persons interrogated sald thut they could ™ I they would, but they would not state what they knew, A great deal of slde-talk resulted In the showing of u strong undereurrent of opinfon that the reorganization souwht for was almed more particularly ut the Department of Publie Works, which, as at present constituted, consista of the Mayor and the subalterns under bis command. Thore was also discovered a strou: bellef that theinterests of the city woulit be beat subscrved by vestlng the power and authorlty ut present held by the Mayor as the Departinent of Public Works ina hady siullur to the oll Hoard of Publie Works, which, as will be remembered, was composcd of three men, Not that therc was anything censurable In_the administration of the Sayor, applicanta for positions bad not decrensed ma- terially, but, inusmuch as Me, Klokke had but 1lttle to give, thero was very little for any of them to receive. ‘The work of tho oflice Is beme duna at 8 saving oyer Licb's management of about &350 a day, which may be estimuted from the (act that in the County Court one man I8 uow doingz the work that Lich had fve men emploved to do. Commissioner Senno will announce thie Board Committecs Monday, and it §s quito clear that the Chairmanships as already aunounced in thess columns will be found to be correct, Thelr correctiicss was conceded crilay on all liands, the fact belng that the Commnittees were selected In caucus privr to the organizatlon of the Board. ‘Fhe hold-ovi einbers of the Demn- ocratie fuith aro not pl of course, with the places eiven them, but it 18 the best that could be done, 1 they \md acted differently in the Ler to a more convenlent scasou, A resolution | revenue from clreus rurpolu o8 nsed, 200 feet on 1 this offect was presented and passed, Some lllcgflul'r; ?;fi':fl::.",'; ‘:'!::. i 'Li!fé‘;}“.‘.’&!{:fi:“. spa% i tulk ensuced coneern the o re- | eXDress . B ey reors i 2, TR0 | Faomn for tho largett. canvia 1n- Amcrics, besides for dresaing-toomu and sido-shows, hat the fnstitution was rapldly clearing off its | 990 i ¥ e, aai fudebtednese, aud that the munagers werolook. | yyiofiionids asked for commence st the south » Iniz forward with hupe and pleasure to ita cu- | ang extend south 500 feet. Inatead of the nnaight. rauce upon o new carecr in' the new bullding | Iy appearanca which these gronnds now prescnt, on Dearborn street. Then the meeting ad- | dittered with il manzer of mibblab, 1t in denigned jorned. by the petitioners, as your Cammitteo aro credibly ed, that thi hoil be beautiticd by ‘The Civil Evgincers' Club of tho Northwest f:’.‘fi'}'l‘ét"ueni“.na‘1&’1}‘.’;‘&%: same ::ulmuv’ ul il beld a regular monthly mective yesterdayalter: | be an ornament to the city and a monnment to the noun at 4 o'clock in Parior “E™ of the Sher- | iberality uf our City Government, man House, The attendance was quite large, Your Comumnittee belleve that the fame of the Gen. W, Sooy Bmith presioed, and L. P, More- | Club which belongs fo Chicago will beneflt oar city liwuse acted ns Secretary. C. V. Lalng, T. C. | by the latke numbers of strungers who will como Bradiey, W. H. Iledges, 8. Tutton were | 170w all parta of (he conntry fo witnesa skill,—a elected members af the. Club, and J. Sewally A. | Selief which bae been aitested by owsands who GottlelnW. ¥ Kay, J. Franie Aldrich, and 1 Ko pllitzmci ihe Evne atiDoties; LATK dast sumimve Jones wera proposed as members, to be acte The uso of the grounia by the Chizago Club for upon at the next ineeting. A donatfon fromthe | playing base-ball does not prevent players of the robbed of $100 cash in Dora lirowi's rancha on | attfean. of wir desirel, atreniih, can be nage fn :E "7‘]?‘ Y C O Fonrth ayenue, and in_revenge for which lie | package sent free on recelot of Griena © ' S ..A. & . smnashed up wearly all the furniture In the housc. _ BABBITT,S AT Avc'rxozsyr,, e On Monday, Dec, 10, at 10 o’k o, m, SUBURDAT, YEAST POWDER.| At btore 40 ntateost. ‘The rezalnr mecting of the Board of Trustecs | Avsolutely pure. Dread, cakos, puddings, etc., mads | _The Stock consiste of Stoves, Isnges, larware was lield Mondsy evening, all the members | tnashortseacouf thne Kien omer o miare dis | Tiware, Howo” Furnidiing Gogds, Carpenicr’ 80 Kestibie than when imads of comimnng ard eheap, fnidta- 1 Luuby, ¢ ures, present. Actionon thereport of the Commiteco | 5aa. A"t Hul Package sent (ros i feccipt of 33 Geais Terg of saic cash recommending tho reduction of saloon-licensta e 0 |EEE W V&,&‘.’;‘S_}é"’d‘.‘"' tr's._ e b e e | SABBITT'S | SRTEK BUILDING, ury Dee. 1 of §1,357.01. SALERATUS. 452 Wost Twolfth-st., GOV. CULLOM'S SOUTHERN TRIP, A standard nmln:lm Assmple packsge aent free on Withnine years' lease of lot, 23 by 122 feet, | PV i T oogh oLt BAEBITT’ s Entire Stock of Drugs, Storo Fixtures, &, past _thelr future would not have ‘been su | LWO daughters, Mlsses Ella and Carrle, Mr. AL AAGLILION, but that s Buard devoted exclus to the | ] % = V| MeK| 7 WEDNESDAY MOBNING, Dee. 12, st 10 o'elock, 0a T Demariimets was sekonloded Tho Bress | oo for secreation from Sy g thote besui ourte | pablle mproremmenta et oocra ot 408 | ploomy, uud thoy might Lavo expected better TV Ring, Mex, Sleiinlay, Sira;, Worley, and. the CREAM TARTAR. | Uit Sheiittuun, stock and pize sdent explained the new Iayes procass for mak. | clent unoccupiod land av that pinco lofs Sur such | more 1o the satisfuction of the publls than a | treatment. wollasea Lawis; audlig gueaty olithe Wlinaly o | cuten i N AT BUTTERS & Covy AlicrT. 4oz {ron, and F. W. Clark czhibited photographs | purpose. “Departmént” of one official. There will AROTIER RESULT OF TUR ELECTION, Central Rallroad Company, accompanled by the | warranted free trom all fmruritics, The hogrewita - " Your Committea do not belicve It precludes the ok l‘;fi“g;‘;fi‘&; \V::‘zu?."mlf'sl‘.njot‘»?-:ag'i:fi'& ground from halnfi used as a park, because it will ] t bo used for ball purposcs uuly's ehare of the n futercsting paper on * Maintenauce of Way." :.I‘:y, and ot later ':In?x U o'clock, after which Tao Club will meet sgain Dec, 28: uice any uno, ean havo accesato the grounds for ot recreation and pleasure. an adarnment to the city, and that the (ame whicn owers {n regard to the reorzantzation of tho | wejjattach to thewm on lzl:unnl of inis famous Cluy varty in this county met last nleht, to the | geing thom will lexd strangers to visie them snd ‘pumber of about fifteen, in the club-roomn of | compara the liberality uf our City Government with ,the Palmer House, Awmong thosa present were | the City Governments of Philudelphis -and New {Dr. Cook, Malcolm McDonald, Capt, Connett, | York, where cily grounds are usud forsuch pur- sJolin MeNally, John Dunphey, F. Fvans, Dr. | poses. Btitt, W. W. O'lirien, Judie Forrester, Kilngen, | , Your Committeo feclthat s Just emalation la of the Sccond Ward, Bartlett (Nintu,'and soy- | honurable, and that, as Chicoguans, wo should oral others, McNally was ealled’ wpon to | Mave susiclent local prido aud Americagiom to Teside, 'Mcl')nu':m.y g il g“g lu-urlrd encourage the wolfare of this purely e meeting exceedingly private, attempted | ““Vour tinnmittes thereforo reconmend the pass- 1o exclude tho reporters’ before the meeting | age of the following resolution, in compliauce was organized, in which he was uusuccesstul, vfim the request of 1he petitiuners whose ulined The newsgathercrs, lowever, wereexpetled after | are placed on the petitton referred to us: the organization was efected by Evans, who was ftesoleed, That the Comptroller of the City of selected the Serpeant-ut-Arws, The wreay | Chiragobo and he is hiereby directed and author. gathering discussed & plan of reorzanization | 1z¢d tu grant peruaiavion 10 the mauagers of the q Chicago Bave- 1 b to nse 500 feet of the un- which is of Jobu Mattocks® Inventlon, closely | gecypied land oo the Iako-frout, commencinis sesembling that of the New York Tammnany. | gt the south iine of the 200 feet expreasly ho:l:ing. Iumcvar w‘n‘a dln.Jlne. ;: lu?l nllx;‘cufing resarved for circus pui o was too small, and alter three hoars! they | the same the required dis uuuurrlncd uuttl Tucsday evenlug next at mi :ntlnll iz snd "iulun of sama place. ences The Chicago Assoclation of the Michigan (3:‘;&‘«‘1?&?3":@';;?-": :{’smu 3.'.",:‘.’.;’ i.‘fl\.ifi Untversity Alumni met last nighit atthe Poliner | the privilege, however, of allowing any pars of the House, Mr. Duane Doty in the chair, ‘The | outside of this iuclosure to be used for the purpose eveniug was 1o bave becu devotesd to 8 banquet, | of posting auy bill or bills for advertisiug purposes l':ux. olwlnzd W the l-ml»uuu- of zll:u l“m that | bysuy wfly‘m:;mm atoinriog as elapsed aince the lust one a busiucsa meet- fnz was held, Letters from Presldent Angell, | the Club put up lts fence and stand, occupyiog the Facalty, and Prol. George B. Willlams were | 10t quitc so much_room as it was proposed to read, ‘The Treasurer's report wuas sub- | Bllow the present Club to have, wud remained mitted and filed. The election of ofit- | there uutil swent out of sight in the fire of Oc- cers 1esuited as follows: President, Duane | tobery 1571 1t 1t had not buen for the dre, un- t, D i Doty; Vice-Presidents, ¥. W, Jones, Dy, kd- | toubtedly the Club would [have retalued pos- und Andrews, C. M, Wiilett: Sceretas seaslon of 1ts crounds for yet another year, But mul H tary, Miss A arting Treasorer, A 1 E. A. Marting Treasarer, Miss M. Frederika | the vonflagration burned up the Club as well ns Bome time aro Architect Egan was Instructed by tho Doard tu have the namnes of the Commls- sioncrs varved on the granito blocks at the Clurk strect entrance to the new Court-llouse. Subsequently somo ono extended his fustruc- tions, and “John M. Rountree, County Ate torney,' was addvd to the list. The cutting cast Just §3 a letter, wus douc before the cranite waa pub ln the building, and also before the clection. Looking st the pranite block pow, & pauel I8 found where Roun- tree’'s namo was, for a8 soon &S the resuit of the election was made known Rountree’s name was chiseied out; hence the nel, It would not be u bad fdea il the new oard wers to enlarge that panel by erasimg the names of the Commissionera also, and ft is un- derstomd that such u thivg Is being dlscusicd among the new niembers, ANN()U:!\ CEMENTS,. (lospel meetings are beld every nightat bnlon Chapel, No. 97 South Desplaiues strect, at 7:45 a'clock, ‘There will be a musical and dramatic enter- talnment ot the Chicugo Athenmum, 05 Wash- ington street, for the benetit of the library, Sat- urday evening. P W. O. Lattimore will conduct a specfal Gospel temperance meeting In Lower Farwell IHull at 7:30 this evening. - Alt reformed men (o the city are earnestly invited to utiend. The emtertalument for the benefit of the Woman's Hospital of lliinols comes off this evening at the New Chicozo Theatre. It is to comsist of a scrics of tablesux representing the doom of ielshazzar, who, It will be remembered, died -suddenly in his banquet-hall from the of reading tho mysterious words, probably be next year u great mnount of public wurk tobodone. “Thern is no use uttempting to dispzuiso the Jact that the common bebel ls that the broaching of the subject of a clunge lu the expendiog of the cty’'s wmoney hus not b frankly Introduced 10 notice, The mesolutlon calling for the vurious reports are recarded ng meant 1o suuke contldence In the manmrement of city affuirs, The plan, us outlined tu the news- atherer, was, that the Department of Publle Works should be discontinucd, and the Hoard ot Public Warks reipstated; or that the Coun- il should appoint from its own members a commitice to ussuiie coutrol of the publle works of the vity, CHARLES IIALL EVEREST, AN ECCLESIASTICAL COUNCIL of the Congregational Churclies of this city wos held in the parlors of Plymouth Church, on Michigan aveunue, between Twenty-tifth and ‘Tweuty-sixth streets, yeaterday afterncon at.3 o'clock, fur the purpose of exwniniug into the apiritual coudition of the new pastor of Plym- outh, the Rev, Charles 1. Everest, late of tho Churcli of the Purltaus, Brooklyn, previous to his fnstallation, which occurred in the evening, The Rev. E. F. Willlams, of the Forty- seventh Street Churcy, was elected Moderator, and he conducted thy examination. The Hev, Z. 8. Holbrook, of Oakland Church, was Scribe, and read the records of the pastor-elect, letiers of estcein, cte,, aud the call of Plywouth Church as fasued to bim, The lutter agreed to ept the catl, be recesving from thio Flymouth congregatiou a salary of §7,000 per aunui, pa: shle quarterly fu advauce, and two mont vacation in each year. ‘Pus cxamlvation was long and tedious, but the reverend geutleman | effec 1lon, 8. K, Ackermau, President of the [llinois ;an_relvuwn it Irial packsge et frec oo recelpt of 3 R M “oi( & CO. Central Rallruad, arrived In this city this after- [ ™52 Auctioneers, 7Hand 80 sandoiph-si. 3 cents. Y noonat 3 o'clock In a speclal Puliman palace- ’ o car, with dining-car attached, on their way to B B Tuu{’(\“’“:‘ .:,‘::'_F‘i\.n Now Orslcans. The UGovernor was received at FURNITURB the station by alarge Reception Committee, POTASH- CAIPETS, STOVES, AND GENEIAL HOURENOLD Tho oddress of welcome and the freedom of GOODE, #tx uew frat-eiass 14 rat-cl iitle “BEWINO-3A. Tho Sty was Tendered by ol (6brgo | o Amare essrated muat duriie b urnusy of | LR LG IR Uealfl ek s “llcl{cnz’. Postaster ~ of ':nu city. | conta b dise, leew, Kt ElG, ) 1SON, TOMEROY & CO. e (lovernor’s reaponse was o vet anppy one, e e s e 5 e+ 2 e e = e et “Tiie Iadies of th Gbvoraora sulte wera recelved | THE PROPRIETOI will ve mn ounce of by o Recsption Comumittce of ladles soon after | KoM for every aunco of tmpurlties found in HOLI DAY ";t‘tm'l Fho pacty wore taken by the Cou aay of thess preparail mittee lo carriages to the public schools, an " the reiniiier of tho alternoon was this speut. Tor Sale by all_Dealers. AT AUCTION After aupper, tho Governor was escorted to the | = VANILL n — ' fl\lbr:wml' uf =nul:eu|p¢rgulc\flnrg:nnaum:l: (4] Eososoen.co bl ) -t Commencing Wednesdny Morning, Dec. 5, he city, where lie Is now holding o reception, ¢l 1] o4 and hu’ndrull of aur citizens nmg greeting and MAIIJLARD S at 10 o'clock, and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m., ol s evenins fter wiich s g "ball NIL At Store 159 State-st ©'cluck this evening, hich & grand a| S 11} and banquet will be beld at the St Clarles Tatet i his honor, AL miduight the Varty VA LA CIIOCOLATE A splendid catalogue ssle Ttallsn Marblo Statuary, Vi N N VParislan Fleures, Srunzes, Frencn 21-Day Clocks, ;3“:‘3‘1::’:1: &c(‘::ln(l)u'r}u;tnfinnll':«:m&m Th:'crg:}:;":-' Yo Vases, Curd Kecevers, Frult Stands, Groups, Anl very tine, aud Cairo & full uf enthusiasia, BRWAST, LUHCH' AND THAVELEHS‘ mute, &, 4¢. An entirely new and elegant cole lection. Sale peremptory, SPRINGFIELD ITEMS, §3°Uoods on exhibition Monday. Bpectal Disvatc in The Chicago Tribune. Delies atl Honest L‘ompelilion. ELISON, POMEROY & CO._ 8rrinorieLD, [N, Dec. 4.—~The reccipts of internal revenue iu this, the Eighth District, A 'OCerS, for November mrugtwd'flflfl,ml.&& ME—‘"—I“LG—"_?’—' The Murphy temperance crusade movement AUCTION SALES, ¥ commences here to-morrow ovening, sy e S o AT ATUCTION, in tho Appellate Court to-day, in the case of By GEO, I, GORE & CO,, sl va. The Town of Whitoall appent from 70 Weruy fyenons At 10 o’clock this Illorllmg, Greene, the decisl [t Court nl;ffn::d. El’hf:‘cnl‘i’;l‘:hn d:ck::' s:uq:t:m;;::‘ BOOT AND SHOE 2:80 AND 7:00 P. M., ed, and the Court adjourned until 10 & m. to- At Nos, 79 & 81 STATE-ST. , and ranning south of ey ¢ ¥ ¥ its fence, uud during the following year this | Dor¢ bls part admlrably, und scttled all the | Mene, mene, tekel, uphsrenn,” Str. Louts | morrow. Ad Aattractive collection to be sold withs it e B Uk, g Ciman | St o’ bl Sod ST, " | Kt o s o Sl S | Wall" e i Sl i Sarin & Retwson ot s sy comnr, | AUCTTON SALE, | adtiitariaisi ol B o }"‘ 5" fi 5:“2“:.(";4"'3!. Atk ”S_" {l” I‘l“ér!(“:h); L‘f‘o‘g.‘: "{‘l}:":""hmfi‘tf,“'m‘:" ’,‘,fe“" gi"‘:;‘all‘;; TILE INSTALLATION, are sald to be orzeous, and reat, efforts have | D Middicsworth, of Rural, Wells & Goodwin, < Despite the lisaerecable weather ln the even- | been made to produce the spectacle fn s thor- Ingz, the church was welk fillea with an futer- nluillly Hiblical and, at the vawe time, populur ested audicnce broughit tozether to wituces the | style.” The seats in the lower part of the houso installation service The clereymen present | buve already been secured, and there now re- fucluded the Rev. E. P Goodwin, the Hev, ¥, | maln ouly a few in the gallery, which [s proba- W, Fuak, the Rev. E. ¥, Willisws, tho Hev. E. | bly the most advantugeous place in the theatre N. Packard, Prol. llrxln the Rev. Bimeou Gil- | for & good view of the performance. bert, the Iicv. 2. . Inclxmuk. und e pastor. he pretimiuary exerciaes consisted of uu un- Lheln‘: by e i, the rebuing of tho. minuive CRIMINAT, v the B Treusurer aud 'Bceretary are ex-oflicly members | Of the crounds by the BaseBall Club. of the Committee, The question of the chare | Them, 4t will be seen, w = purely acter of the next wnnual eatertolnment was re- | homiual rent was charued, the $500 o year ferred to the Executive Commmitice, us was aiso | Which it was required tovay polug to palke the question of the attendance st'the bangaet | Durboses. Then, h""’"f“"‘r thie city felt richand of ludics not graduates of the University, Tne | cared less abuut any possible loss ul fte posses- imceting then adjourned. sious than it does now wluin itis duu; aud fl{crv The followlug 13 the summary of Incidenta | Gont 2o, Somseaiinets T} RO Be b deriois sttending fres ?u Chicazo during the mouth o | title 1o this ground by a lease to the Hall Clubor November: Alarws, 305 eiflls, B; total, 33, d b le b i lls, 85 J or any other corporation, and perhiaps the best g RIT "ALO BES g Rl b‘;‘éfllffi uj".flff», -_m,',;':;fif‘g:} WEDNESDAY, DEC, 5, AT 9:30 A, M.| BUFFALO ROBES :;’Al(m"!n:‘;fil‘fu’ B Palmerof Vermption: e Mauufaciurers are calling for money, 1mportant Auctlon Sale Large Callect{on snw:um- u& :xl‘:-tgmla;‘fit \x\m ‘!Lrflup::ud‘:‘wz and we shall scll as above, without regard I d. T (l B ff l R b N 2 : [ o wure | to value, all our Winter Goods, including H i 3 ) N gt L proetl i Sbra | L ko Hbher gt Mg e, | 1N 1a0ed BULLLI0 RoDES, the loweat bidders,—857,000fur the entire work. yariety STt b, mn"mbhwflu‘ 138 1ok bedn Stsacd: counts, & varlety of Beaver nud Fur-Lined | At aud will not g e T At 0, Byob . THURSDAY s until t-morruw, Boots and Shoes, a large quantity of Men’s, | ~ wiitvo Tk S S ek . ribe, the ltev. Z, 5. Tlolbrook, of the SRS * ¥L1s0N. PoMRROY & CO. Classitication ot Lulldings:” Frime, 105 brick, | way to scttlo it yould_Lo for 1o ity authorts | Oaklaud Cliurch, the introductory prajer, and | An owner is wauted at Central Station for a | | = Boys’, and Youths’ Kip and Skip Boots, | — i 9; i‘f”? - Uui'uvll&o Dwe;llin;il. ‘6; “,{( tica to have s fricudly talk with Judge Drum- {;»m-;f ull the b‘c:!;nurn by J"‘lu“"i 7.mm; ;:-1“--«-weN bo-;'fl'n' hyulu:: at the store of J. | AN INSANE MAN, and a full lue of the M, ¥, PROUTY & By L. B, MANTONYA & co;“ oods, S7 barns, U, and one cacl aniug-mill, 1, eIty Ul e dduguce, an v slogiog o ttlinger, No. adison strect. (gl Diapatch 1o The Chicagn Tridune. 3 3 o8t BP" Siavilauatid, Torhiture Tactory, machine-shup, | st . Sebske of Lho habier, ik wiegher, . | LS hychu, A1l balf s bowsr of Jenus nasie ) Bavs Suntnan Mishy Dot da Premstcaan | U Bucker Hoots n all sizee, Gl uas Posmn i ars 2 ‘Tno Rev. E. P Goodwln, pastor of the, First Walter 8. Tucitt was up before Commissfoner valut-fuctory, tailor-shop, oll-works, house ifl- | g vplulon, such a leass woula projudice suy of Churcn, théu delivered the jastallation sermon, | 1oyus yesterday, charged with baving been en- fuwe, carpenter-sbop, grocery, plaster-factory; | the clty’s rights. named Grovell, who hails from Montreal, was GEO, ». LORE L CO,, wrizia truceable tu procurement, 3; foul cldm- found Bunday iu as old shanty near Caro, Tus- 68 and 70 Wabash-av. At AuCtiOIl Prices. fwcihletu reuweit, 3 {0 4 —— ?fl‘:’.‘.‘e'nlél‘u‘."“,“f“‘“":"’fi ']"h‘;]vmfl:‘un gaued in Earlville inn‘:‘nkmz photographs of 3 ol Counte dyicg copdition from the — —_——— skl ucys, 7; igoitlon of wood-work aroun live proteat agginst the wodern idea d $10 Natlonal-B: notes for th s County,in a o 2 3 Tubh d Grain Lined lloots, wholessls Bankrul pid folats - penetrating fusulicient chim- SONS OF VERMONT. that the Pauline ductries woro birsh k5d u- | of skl counterieit. uoner o wos hetq | eflects of & platol-sliot n the head, and witt)| Y WHL. MOOREHOUSE & CO., | BRrpat SUshos! womete Thied tibes’ neys and flues, 5: rekindling, 4: tua- SUST HRGULAR, MELTING. scriptural, snd szainst that modern seatiment- | over in $5,000 ball til this worning for further Nuaousuess, 9: and 1 each woud-work Tho 8ons of Vermout beld a regular meeting cuabedded fo furuace walls, sponta- | stthe Grand Pacidc last: cveuing, and among Beous combustion, barrel of shaviows too uear | ynoge present were &1, N. Hibbard, Prof. A. D, flre in stove, wood-work fgnited 1 tol “ Y. { Nash. {guition of elothiog e Siove. domeatis | Hager, Ald. Pearsons, J. XN, ltlly, H. 1L Nusn, troables, tipplng over of lamp in bazulo row, | 8. W. Burnham, L. B. Jameson, T. J. Suther- bonfir cure stove, explosion of lamp, igni- | land, L. E. Bliss, J. B. Stevens, L. L. Coburn, :LA&: 0! ;lutoh:.n ;;oufi‘ l:nl:*‘ifl;y I"unu'? :rlltlce Prot. Babeock, the Hev. G. N. Boardman, E. B. ws, 5; e en! 01 e Ko 'y, Imonth, not including the Sioger Dullding and %’X‘"m'“- ‘:‘ H llfkf,l El!!:‘fl«;febhzun, n(;ynu contents, will not excecd $7,000; to fnsuruuce, | Gleason, Henry Martin, L. H. Drury, Robert $6,%0. Insurunce iovolved, #41,000. Field) | Flewine, E. A. Jewctt, and A. D. Fisber, Latey & Co.'s luss 15 estlmated at hx.sw. au Preafdent Gurdon 8. Hubbesd oceupied tho 04 ol R ———_ e = = Uoth lege and fect frozen. 'The Thursday even- Austiosears, SLand B Riudulplicets CONFECTIONEIY, alism which would bide these greut doctsiues S and seck ta clevate what the workd was_pleased Toistiod. 1o call the Gospel uf Love as taught by 8t Joun. | , Monday pight Delis Falevack, fomate of & Puul, a8 sketched by the preacher, was the tron | ba¢ulo at No. 8) Caual street, attempted to man of the Gospel.” A stern Jogiciay, an ardent | commit sulclde by taking a heavy dose of lauda- believer, u thorough worker, hu taugbt the | bum. Dr. Fbililps was called in, and sooo re- ricnes of Chrlst with tongue aud pen, | #bored the erl U consclousuess. A vigorous Wheu he spoke of total depravity, he | forced march up and dowa thustreet worked off called it by ity right nawe, ang | the Barcotic eflocts of the drug, by no mere cuphemism. The fuct was that Late Monday vight two men broke a window Julin biseH wus the disciple who was called tho | in the packing-house No. 201 Desplaines street, * Eon of Thunder,'—~the one who would bavo | and stols four bawus and & crock of lard. Sowme scub awsy those who wers duing the Master's | citizens who noticed ths act gavo chase, and ons ing previous Lie went to the residence of Mr. | Weaball scll at half-past 9 o'cluck this morning, a full | ~ CELEBRATED tbropghoat McPherson, a farmer, and obtalned peroasion stuck of the Calon—expresacd to stay all night, but got up during the nicht, | New Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Dining- arts, 1 B aid upward ¢} 5 ®. ~ Addres Bt e oan in tpe faec, (e | Foom, ill, aud Library Furulture, g?a.‘?:fi\"fifim oatee was evidently inswe. Quite o large sum of Office Furniture, e ti0BSE Chleaye, oy woney was found oa his person. The beat smartment of Deaks Lo ba f0und 1 say Ave: HAIR GOODS, e —at— tton 1touse 1a tho elty. ARSI, . Aoy BURNETTS COCOAINE 9 G M ehera, - disir: promotes the growth of sud beautiies the mmg New aud Used Carpets, i e renders it dark and glossy, Thecocoaine bolds, Cook and Heatlug Stoves, AM, & lquid form, s large proportios of deodorized Also 8 1aro 10t 0f2Second-havd Lousabold foods. o NEAD Masiws Bi., Cacion nr WV,